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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-10-11
he Journal

" Friday got out on Monday morning |, has q.
the head OF It's leading article $4,000 persons at
The Clay festival" If the editor of that PAPER can
satisfy ms conscience that it is not in effect an alb
solu'e iaisehood, he is in danger Of being, much
troubled concerning the salvation of his soul or
perhaps he thinks ms maker no Judge of crowd
For shame Mr Donulass
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-10-11
E.awrcnceI,.srgh Gazette.

= W. HvronLS, Esq. has resumed the publication Of
Democratic paper ia Lawrencebursh. with the above
title 1t - respectable in size aud appearance and we
wish the Colonel oil success
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-10-11
The Races.

We have, written OFT, description of the lat
races, but our limits, and other circumstances. in
duce US to defer it, contentng ourselves with giyn.
merely the results of each day:
FIRsr DAy-Oct 4-One mile heats-G
Codeen's, Jr b. f. Belle Tayior, by Me-
doc. dam by Sumpter. yrs. old.
IT, Nebb's :. f. Mss fleets. by Orange Boy,
dam by Tiger, yrs. old. 3
VIM. McFadden's sc. Black foot by MeGoc,
dam by Backbunn's Whip, 4 yrs. old. ,
Daniel ulrey's s. f. Madam Airline, by Me-
doc, dam by Cadmus 4 yrs old dis
John NJ. Woods g. g. Grey Eagle-ped
unk. Failed to start.
Time %: 30.
SECOND DAy-Oct. 6.-Two miles and
rcpeat-William McFadden's Black
foot, ty Medoc, dam by Blackburn's
Whip, years old. 3
Washington Bruce's Bela Badger. by
PrIam, dam Fearnaught and Janus-6
years Old , dis
g. Colleen Jr.'s Tasso. by Gohanna, dam
by Bertrand-4 years old. 2J;s
I. Is. Scrugg's Mss BaHey, by imp.
Mormon, dam by Bertrand years old. l dis
Wm Mansur's Beggar GIRL. by Orphan
10y, dam by imp. ract-4 years old. dis
Time 3.5i: $50: Al
THIRD DAy-Oct. 7.-Thrce miles and re-
peat.-Washington Bruce's @ Q. Bertrand,
by Bertrand dam by Orphan Boy years
old.
G. Webb's c. II. John .4rchie, ty John Rich
ards, dam by Cooks Whip-4 years old. =
u. Coteen. Jr.'s Nary Ann Furmdn, by i'm
ported Sarpedon dam Lady Talleyrand, by
Der randi years old, 3 3
William McFadden's c. h. Linle Red by Me-
doc, dam Martha Darneal, by Sumpter-6
years old. dis
Time 5.5S 5.56
FouRTH DAy-Oct. s.-The first heat was de-
clared dead heat, and made in 81.
G.. Coileen's, Jr. Polly Eds, by
imp. Trustee dam Rosand by
Ogles Oscar-5 years old 3
e. Webb's Woodpecker. by Wood
pecker, dam by Gallatin-6 years
old, i .
/. b. Scrugg's Mss Bailey, by
imp Mormon, dam by Bertrand
B years old, 2 , 3 3
Daniel ulrey's .4bner Hunter, by
Medoc, dam by Bezzard-l yrs
old dis
Time l,jl 81: ,: .: "a: 80
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-10-11
Democratic Editor. Of on,o,

Una Us as soon a. possible. correct returns Of
y'u' eiee''ons Don't fail We are swelled m
'o' an almighty crow When the people of that
s''ni state shall set their seal upon the rr,itors
win" her borders, our faith VIII be strengthened
our hearts made glad. We shall crow.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-10-11
Daniel Webster.

In his great speech at Boston, Daniel Webster set
up for himself. lie has declared off from the Clay
party. Mr. Webster invited by federal con-
yention held recently in Faneuil Hall to resign bis
position IN Tylers cabinet To this Mr.. w replies
in bitter rebuke, and tells them plainly that he is the
keeper Of bis own reputation:
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-10-11
sam. Crane.

we are sorry TO the worthy people Of Craw
louisville dlsgraced in the estimation Of some bv a
very silly boy from that place. We shall give hIs
name II ne does no, behave himself better when he
comes here again.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-10-11

" our " ashngtonIan friends will find the pro-
''ed"sS OF the Great Camp Meeting at (:reenca.t,e
=" our last page. The next time they meet we
nope they Will set their faces against the filthy
ICES ana expensive practice of smoking and cbe,,;r
tobacco. s
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-10-11
CIay,, SPcrcn.

We intend to publish Mr.. Claws speech ncx
week and we hope no one viii fail to read IT, &c
peeiaily the farmers and pioneers of the West.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-10-11
kcr.c EKs,s.ec.

hessrs Chester Adams, L. $. Holden, and
u. Fairbanks, are authorized to obtain subscribers
f'r th's paper and to receive produce in payment
aud receipt therefor.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-10-11

No Hoax The Rockville Olive Branch i mistaken
IN asserting that j. H. Peasants has declared his Abuc-
ton Letter IA hoax lie has done such thing
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-10-11

We regret to earn the death of ). d. Langtree.
formerly partner and proprietor in the Democratic
Review lie died in Virginia of congesliyc fever,
aged 3 years.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-10-11

c.-,'ar o'i military trend IL Clark county is in.
f'raed 'ha; II IS no, cur power to comply " TN
lie request.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-10-11
E.GitOr..

'' % our brother editors called TO Us las, week
We regret exceedingly tina, we able to take
'"'" ~ the hand being necessarily absent Major Sc
% wen as the others, will please consider them
selves greeted with the ffsternal gin
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-10-11

The French beet-roo, sugar crop Of the presen,
year, Is estimated at Ga, he. equal to half the
quantity imported from the French Colonies In:
dia ma "iI soon beat laat ia tue way OF corn-s,as
s1y ar.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-10-11
state Eicrt,Ons.

Elections will take place. this fall, in the following
States, and at the times opposite them
Georgia. Arkansas and Michigan Oct 3
Maryland -
Pennsylvania and South Carolina 40
New Jersey .IOanalI
Ohio 81,
Mississippi Nov 7 and 3
New York and Delaware -
Massachusetts, IA
"eorg'a Arkansas. and New York, elect members Of
congress, IN addition to officers
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-10-11
The Latest I,xcu.c

vi The 'eds tor their insult TO the nation at the Ash
burton dinner, is, that tic tories there were drunk
What next,
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-10-11
AnloN LIMO.

The La~rneehursh Gazette presents the name of
AHos Lass, a candidate for Governor
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-10-11

Cr1-see proceedings of the Warren Democrats,
aud 60 and d. lke~sc.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-10-11


The feds in New York despairne Of carving the
State, being closely watched to hire pipelayers
OF the Looney, Badger and Glentworth stamp. have
fallen upon new method 10 swell their votes wor-
thy ohly Of party claiming all the religion, all the
decency and all the talent. Unless they get the
Clothes from the poor house, or spare part of their
own wardrobe, for the purpose, suppose the tai
lors will get good job, for which we shall rejoice
with them. We copy the following from the Eve
ming Post, and think the editor has done right: and
the fact OF their base attempt to cast odum on the
people Tor resentIng the national insult is gene
rally known. that 1t hardly needed his apology.
ELEcrIoN TKIcKs.-We would not print the sub
joined caution against disgusting fraud, were il
not that an attempt was lately made by the wings
TO smuggle certain class OF women into the pro-
cession OF Monday. the 18th instant and were il not
also that the election frauds of 1888. and the two
succeeding years, admonish that there is no ex
pedient too proigate to be employed by certain
portion oil the wing party 10 CRY an election.
From the Eyeniag Post
The democratic ms pectors OF the coming election
Will do well to challenge the sex OF all soap locks
presenting themselves to vote, and look to 1t that all
whiskers are genuine. 1t has been limited that the
gambling Clay wing clubs intend To operate very ex-
lensvey, by what are called skunk committees. in
'li'S out eau odiS OF their friends,
phosed as smart young men, and smuggling them
through the polls. These would doubtless do bat
lie nobly IN the wing cause In fact this branch
II good society has increased so extensively under
he fostering patronage OF .'a the decency." .all
he wealth and '.al the morality" that its friends
mo pa rohs would De a0le to carry any future cleo
ION. If not defeated in their schemes. Caution"
IS the oil rat SAID. lis the mother of safety:" and
here can be no harm IN attending to the sugges.
IONS OF FAIR WARNING
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-10-11

CA communication is crowded out tins
week J, -hall be attended 20 next week
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-10-11
Wing Dcccncy.

At Dayton, banners of every device and color,
and shape. were floating in every direction. The
Western Empire gives a specimen, the following
description Of one only. which was carried by Gov.
Corwin's Warren county delegation. On this ban
ner, Tyler, Wise and the Devil and his imps were
represented under gallows. The devil in the act
of approaching Tyler, saying, "How 10 you do,
Captain ," Tyler extends his hand 10 the devil
containing note superseded MY conscience!'
Tyler also holds bag of money, marked $500"
At the feet of the devil, a serpen; was represented
hali-rased towards Tyler and kissing at him. The
mPs in waiting attitude, ready to s. re Tyler at
the bidding Of the master devil. Wise vas holding
on to the skirts Of Tyler; rope IA the form of a
moose and attached TO the galows, just above
ryler's head and on the top Of the gallows was
TINS pion-" Too miles 10 the VhHe House
One mile 10 IiELLi -
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-10-11
Senator COiief.

Tic Nabash Express states that Mr. Collett has
recovered and enJovs his wonted health
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-10-11

The Sentinel contains six columns of Sinking
Fund advertisements. Verify democratic hakeriHg
and experimenting have brought the country To the
brink of run. Tylefism is no better. and the
country must groan on, suppose, under the bur
dens heaped upon it by locofocoism.-R ushriHe
Uhg.
The impudenoe Of the above paragraph is une-
qualied. II is insulting to the intelligent readers
of the Wing. If it has any such. This State has
never been under democratic rule, aud the editor
knows II. But something must r. done to stave Off
the results Of federal misrue from the shoulders of
the Internal Improvement men. Noble, Wallace,
Smith * Co, and put il upon the Democratic Gen.
eral Government. But when, under General Jack
son or Martin IAN Buren,, were the times like the
present When SIX large columns. contain
ing nearly much as the whole sheet of the Wing,
of land sales, advertised until the reign of
"Tippecanoc and Tyler too :" When is the reign
of retrenchmcnt and reform, Of good times, high
wages, two dollars day and roast beef, 10 begin
When! when when when when when
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-10-11

iown Of NernOn--t Oiumbus--ynnuencc
OF the STATE Scnfinel--Ma dison--Im-
pnrianf Trials - Milton siapp-- His
Fine Iaouse--sIis Conversion, Ac.--g.
=. Senator
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-10-11

That Bet, Pumpkin aaJ squash next Voc.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-10-11

W heat IS selling at Indianapolis. directly under
the nose Of the State Banking House, at - cents
bushel.-Bay State Democrat
\ lanentable fact. And no; easily can the best Of
funds be got even at that price Here, under the
nose of the State Banking House." and the Branch
Bank and in Nigo county, where the Branch Bank
has been robbed of some ten thousand dollars, and
where Clay clubs abound that price is the highest;
While at lawrenceLurgh where the Bank has not
been robbed, and where honestly receives it's s-
sues IN payment Of debts, wheat is more than double
that price. What fine things Clay clubs and bank
robbers to in prove the condition of the farmer
and mechlnic..
o that could be at one of those Clam E.kes,
" c VIII thank the Indiana State Sentinel 70 take
ennessee" out Of It's Fedora, Wing Pyramid.
We believe our State 10 be decidedly Democratic:
and the late refusal Of the Wing members of our
equally balanced Legislature To resign and submit
20 another election a. invited. is proof positive that
the Wings think 50 too. We wall show next August
that the belief rests upon questionable hypoihe-
s's-.N shriHe Union.
We believe you. friend Harris. and will reduce
the federal wing pyramid accordingly We never
sh to see the State OF the Old Sage Of the Her
IN iage N that positions and trust the people
have seen the folly Of not keeping in view the an
cent landmarks of democracy. Let them redeem
tacinseves-pnFy tiemscives-sanctfyt themselves
and come back with clean faces, and pure con-
sciences.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-10-11

We have, written OFT, description of the late
races, but our limits. and other circumstances in
duce US TO defer it, contening ourselves with giving
merely the results of each day
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-09
STAY LAW

On Monday, MIR Brown of Preston moved Ia
reverse report offs Committee adverse to LAW
10 stay execution s-and to instruct the Committee
to bring IN bill for that purpose. whou, de.
BATE or consideration the motion prevailed, by O
large majority. We know there is a grea, Jis,res,
IN the eountry-but We had not supposed j, exist.
ed to an extent TO warran, a resort 10 th, ext,.ms
measure. The bill which passed few DAYS since
10 stay executions, unless bank notes were
IN payment 40 long a, the banks are in stn,e o.
suspsnsion-was just and reasonable mea sur,
But this Is OF much graver character, and involve,
more serious conseouennes
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-09

We published en- cxtrac, of letter, the other
day, from the University, giving an encouraging
account of the prospects Of tina, institution Excep
tons were taken in the letter, to the Constitutional
views entertained by the late Professor Davis.-As
we did no, disclam the structures i, might be infer
red. that we adopted them. This, however, was
no, the case. Wega,hered many Of our own views
from Professor Davis, which we deemed sound
then and now; and should regret TO believe that
Professor Tucker proposed to nculca,e different
construction OF Constitutional law.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-09


o. motion Of MIR MePher-on. leave vas given TO
erins In bill allowing John b. kiber.jr Of Page.
Tour years Time IN which 10 pay the Commonw eslth
s4oo sdiadged against him on n forfeited reeogni.
lance as bail for JonAs K,bier, charged with LARGE
ny. .
Pehtioas
Were presented; BY MIR Lieon-of sundry in
hsoi,ants Of Lovings,on and its vicinity. in the eoun
~ oi Nelson, without distncslon Of par,ieS praying
foe the passage OF a stay law similar to the one
about the time Of the late war.
Hepor,s were received frc,a several committees.
"A bill concerning John Throckmorton and
Others RENTING fines incurred by them for playing
marbles.
IA bill to limi, the number OF dogs in Hardy coun
"; and to provide remedy against sheep killing
dog. in said county, and
"A bill concerning Polly, free woman Of colour
were with many others OF great importance eonsi-
dered In their carly stages.
On motion Of Mr. Daniel,
The House adjourned.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-09
From a iais Enshsh Paper.
"U p + II + HINE.n


From a iais Easash Paper
~ p TIL + RHINE
WHY, Tourist, why
with passports have 70 dol
fr.ythee stay AZ homo and pass
The Port and Sherry too.
Why, Tourist, why
EmtAfk fer notterdalnl
Pr'ythee stay al home aud TAX.
Thy Hollands in dram
Why, Tourist, why
To foreign elimes Iepsirl
Pr'ythee take thy German Fiuts
And breathe German all
Why, fs-AJ,si, why
The Seven Mountains siawl
Any one al home can tint
hill with Prusslan Blue.
why, Tourist, why
To CD Colonia's walls
sure, TO see 4 WreHish Dome,
One needn't leave ~. Paups. "-HeoD.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-09
DEATHS.

Departed this 10; after short and painful Illness on
hursday Lsi, the 81 instant. abont III o'clock In ths
county OF ltanover, Mrs. ELIZABETH WiSN WHrIR con
f2ttoi Col Thomas W. White, in the 3sh year OF her ags
,eavlng dsconsolae husband and nine children and
sEse number OF relatives and friends 10 lament her I'M
umey and rreparable loss. II is worthy Of remark that
hot~hstandns the awful brevy Of the summons she
we hitR o Terrors with Christian foultude and resgns
ION CUT on as she was In the full tide Of her
HOIn heT dearly beloved and numerous offspring Tn
uecease was possessed Of all those uusIea which wer
eimneniy calculated to make her beloved aud es;eene,
" h me social rrla Of life; for she was kind and AT
.cuonac Wife mother. neighbour and misire Sc and no
ncsn has cccasioned vacuum the circle OF her family
aud friends, which can never be filled.
The ngltdew that fall,, though in silence IL veen.
shall brighten with erduIe the grave where she sleens
Ani me tear that We she'd though in silence IL rolls,
aNlong keep her memory green in our souls"
Mt- The Richmond Compiler snd Religious Herae
will please copy. "'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-09
GENERAL ASSEMBLY of vIRoIN1A
MONDAY, Feb. 7, 1912.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES

communication was received from the Sena,e
stating that they had passed the bill ent,tled On
aCt concerning the Board of Agricuituren-Thst
1eoy nave agreedto the Resolution for the election
OF MAJOR General Of the Sd division. win m
amendment changing the day from the I5Ib 70 f.
DAY the 25ih. This amendment was agreed ~ hy
the House. "s'e'u " ny
Also, that they have postponed, indefinitely. the
vi, eru.eu AN act estnbll9hng the county Of CLAW
Wood" Lewis ana
hnolher communication was received. s,otin
Iua' me senate have passed the bill entitled tnn
s s concerning William Chapman and CIV ID
Al'o-That they have agreed to tho ,.,o,,,i,,,
requiring noucet TO be given 10 persons having eIair,
on virginia Tor Revolutionary Land boun,v 20 ~ .
seu. ,ne same by given day, for adjustment, a,
49, wy s',ne sha thereafter be void and TO the
'oy9.uuOh iof the election Of Counciiorof state
Resolutions were offered and REARED ~ c,yi,.
ny VIZ mariin Of THAT the Committee NJ ~;
hanos enquire into the cXpcd.ency of oVVino N -
o. WeDs, Acting Sheriff and Jsilor Of Tvle, 80.
", we I'm OF $50 pad by him, asa reward, forbo
apprehension Of one Geo. RI williamson t;,;,'.
from jail, niter being convicted and sso,.nesd 20
wise. SP'" W O"l Ut O'her-
By Mr. Taylor Of That the Commi,,.. f.,
eng llre mo the expedency Of 80 nmendino
sio AVS pre'enolns The duties and liabilities n
Shenfs, Deputy Sheriff. and Coroners' ond III,
sscurues, as 70 make such officers and tbei, sscn,;
YES liable 70 tho party entitled thereto. for All sum,
~ "'Vusy eouee,ed or received by them upon orig
Ia 10. n'sspe OF hnal process or upon forthcornine
bonds. whether the same be forfeited or not
by Mr Wallace OF P-Thst the communicate
rom chapman johnson, Esq, IN relation IN ,bs
revision Of the criminal laws Of the Commonwealth
assigning reasons for the delay Of his Repor, me-
,slened 70 the committee Of Courts Of Justice. and
t5at said Committee be instructed 10 report 10 tbi'
House some mode by which the said ysvision cao
be more promptly effected. wi
Stay Lao.
q. On motion Of Mr Brown Of Preston, tho report oi
we committee Of Courts declaring Il inexoedient 10
provlde ny law Tor tho stoy Of executions. &c, va,
'aS r rom ne table, and the report reversed.
ins 9peaneI submitted a communication from the
AuINor oi FuoNc accounts, enclosing a statement
oI he numbef end cost 10 the ComrnonU cath Of
sae.us1 shi transported slaves for the twenty
ys''s w" , ,nded The slst December, 1870; shsw.
Ing also, tne expenses incurred for the t,onsnorfo
I'on o. rcpusyed sl'yss to the Penitentsry nn IN.
amoun' realized from their sails in IN. sam. os,;od
Of Finsnos. W 'O'"'n'e'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-09

MIR Adams, having harshly commented on the re
port OF his speeches made for the Nutiona Int esn
GER tina, paper has determined to forbear making m,
report oil the intermnable speech, which the Oh
gentleman is now delivering. The Editors net will
a becoming sense of self respect, in pursuing thi
course For the full and able reports. which the,
have been making Of the proceedings of Congress
'hey merit high prass-Nnd eensure from no quar-
Ter.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-09
THE BANKRUPT LAW

ne inquiry is SO general for this Law, tina, we
'epuoh'h IL THIS morning in full. Whether i, will
De postponed, seems doubtful. bill Tor that pur.
pose Is now before the sena,e-but the presump.
lion 49, II 1t passes. it will be with clause, except,
ing those who may have applied for the bsrsfi, Of
the set.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-09

Can he (Me Tyler) then throw himselfupon III,
Clay Wings, when such papers as the Independent,
under the Immediate auspices Of Mr. Clay, are wng
ing 50 relentless war upon him ~
Enquirer.
by no means-FIe ought to throw himself int,
the arms OF Richie & Co., who so generously anc
di'interestedly sustain him The late Democrat,
Address proves their devotion to him. They
commend" hm-and thereby subject him to a deb
OF gratitude, which nothing but all the printing al
his disposal can repay!
BY the way, we have heard it whispered, that
the rough draft Of the Address confessed a erea,
debt of gratitude, the part OF the Democracy "a
Mr. Tyler. This was stricken out, after con.uta
tion-because it was thought that there were no, ,
hundred Tyler men in Tie State
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-09
Sc g: ! rs |. I d
W.ARR.a.NTED FRESH AND GE.yuINE
WuolEsAlH md R..

WaoLssALE and RrrAu
| AuriChOkE- 0reen uiobs
Aobs--t .ni or Du,ch
hANn ta,se and a,hall tima SCARLET Runner. NJ,
HN1r BEANS Chna, ra,l, Yellow p,,,. s. ,..
.U.see .. '"o !" enr, Rel Marrow, IarIy Mobawk
mt ts'h hhai tuis Rooted, elbow 10 Lone h.,
uauVa,II cue ,,..1Sh, Sugar MNnsel wuIisci
'Apaaun-sa.e N@s iA'se York. Rally susarlo.f d.
"'"s'ss. tate hseues. Fiat Dutch, Drumh.ss
hsI batch N'' WV" '"'n savoy,
s ssn l, n.,s aaa,a,s
,tithf-M hus s.,lbd
'A9an,n i."s "'s"ss. Lsns .omle,. Harry Horn. Al
omtss.s,s,,mca'lsie, reyperrra..
c,. une,sm TOT riethnx w "''eN'
eeN,p'ns.0Ieen CuIied
kMss- Green Curic,i SCOTCH Ran.
ihth--lAiHr Scotch
Lib rIutG.Roys White iIosd lee, Brown Duo, mi,
~. rrp u nnrs; White and GrocnCos.
INSTRUMENTATION Citron. Nutmcs Pin, Ami.
MsTARp-whi,e Medicinal and Brown
ONION. silver skin, Yellow Dutch, E,rl,R.
PEAs-Exirs Early, Early warwirk E,rs NJ, ~,
niame 10 Charlton. Blue Prussan Dwarf Msrrowia{
Bishops DwaifProaie
PEPPER-C.yenne and squash
PPh PAR; White, Gurnsey on pu,eh
RHuBARB-unduated for Taus
hADpsh-,Long Scarlet. Short Top Lont s.lnon Whus
IIIIp, Red rurnip, Black Spanish y INV
x-or Vegetable Oyster
souAsH-EsIly Bu-h. Orange wartet Yellow C,ook
ToMATo-larse Red aud yellow
ioE S.Ir Mwhie Fat pu'eh Rel TOY, Large Ensn,h
FLOWER SEEDS aud BuLBous ROOTS, ,.rs. ..
fee WILLIAM PALMER
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-09
TIE QUESTION SETTLED.

The whole subject relating to Mr. Adams, was
laid on the table Monday; ayes LOG nayso We
hope the House will now be able to proceed to bu.
'iness The petition was afterwards rejected, aye.
40, nays LOG.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-09
Complimentary.

Some hve or SIX Locofoco candidates having been
nominated to represent LOUISE. writer in the En-.
qurer brings forward another, and assigns a, hi.
reason that all the others put together would no,
make ono decent candidate,