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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-03-31

MFxico BY the sehooner Etchfsid1
Captain Smith. we have dates from Cam
pfathy, TO the 81 Instant News had
been received trq 80 Mexico thai The trea.
" With Ypcatan " as jeeled by the Cen.
lfaf gagernnent. Commotore Moore
sailed from Canpeachy on the % and
tile Yacaian vessels we're being fitted o01
for cruise sgainstzfhe Mexieans.=.f=
A sIA,#E IN N. o. BuiLxtin.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-03-31
y q ARID.
w. d. CT EToM,
ATTORNEY AT Law.

'SEWHO practices 10 The Federal Courts, will
~ give his prompt atteption 70 any eases Of
Bankruptcy that may be committed TO his man
asenieta HID "a
llFeb> "A, 1s42.-,f. n
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-03-31

THE HINpoo GlRL-The following
interesting fact was stated il recentlec-
tu4e BY Mr.. Pierpont.
AT the pfesen, daythe uneducaied
Hindoo girl, BY The use Of her hands sim
rly, could surPsss iT delicacy and fihe
mess Of texture lie production Of the uiost
erfect+machinerys ID The nan1faelurs Of
cotton and muslin Sciolhs. In England
COTTON hap been 10 fine Ihatit would re-
qaife thread offfeuF bundred and ninety
miles in slengihto weigh . pound-4b0l
the Hindoe girl had. by%ber hands. cor
stfncisd thread, which would require 10
b extended one thousand niles 10 weigh
a pound !, and the Daccale. musiins. 81
her manufacture, when spread on The
ground and covered with dew. we're nt
logger visible "
4 n 7 &C.,. -. = =. ~. M = So
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-03-31
n. S. WHITE.

{. ATTORNEY aG u b W
-AS moved his ofticeil Thar Recently dccu-
4 : pied BY WV Q AyQRrtiiSer1Ni ESD vhe5e
he viii continue 10 deyUIe himself hssiduouSly
toIhis Profeksioa.
cbafessqwn, Dec 30, ls4l.-6 en-; RI
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-03-31

TIE Drummer nav ofLunays Lane =
Major Gen Wiafrld Scott, while on The
irontier during tie. late border difficulties
alta complimentary dinner given him By
the citizens Of Cleveland, relaiedlhe foil
lowing Characteristic anecdoie that oct
cured during he battle Of Lpndy's Lane
ia the last war: lin the very midst6f The
baille bis attention was arrested BY OBJ
serving al. little distance vbefe whole
company OF rifeneh had Just been cut
down by the terrible FIRE OF the ene@y,
three drummer Boys qyarrel!iug for sin.
gleldrum, silfhat was ttii to them. 3Snpn
theft wo stronger ones vent TO ,fiSiicuGa
while The third quietly folded his arms.
swsiiing the issue OF the contest A.
thai moment cannon ball struck the
bots. aud killed themIbdih With one
bound the little fellow caught the drum
from between them and with shout Of
lIiumph and lond 4iaitoo,p dashed for
ward 10 The ihickest Of The fight Said
tie General. al 50 admired Fhe little sol
der that RODE after hin and eBqaiFed
bis name, which gas----. and dire cied
bin Is find me a,ihe close 5f The battle,
but | never saw him afterwards.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-03-31

HENRy G. W. We rarely notice Mr..
Clay 10 Ae, way d praise as be does mol
need III al our hands, We are always
struck at he rush 10 fear him, when ii i
known heis going ID make an effort i
anything with himis effort. SO 90 Tues.
day last The world tires not Of the man.
I'd lofty Minded and honest patriot, all
pay Difference. The great eminenee= acH
fuired b. Mr.: Clay, 10 a long and assiduss
ous service Of the country none presume
Itoquestion. His honesty, none imFeaehi
his fairnes in politics, is characteristic Of
Nss IL f6 aI9qoE ID is ms Ri si i Ffsae
Fearless chiyalrouslv patriotic, he val
serve The county while lie ean and j
needs be. sacrifice himself on her altar
Clad s,ro1gin honesty, he heeds nol the
missiles that are hurled. agaldst him, Long
litelo him who has The soul and ftnesf ID
I'D hiSconniry service, In sucttlmes, We
need suchimen.
Though these lofty qualifications are
soon to be- withdrawal from thef Senate q
sthe nation Ihe regard at The Aasefiesn
fp4eple viii not be Withdrawn from the
nan.-Wash. True Wig.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-03-31
And HEAD Is Fo0,t. STONES

Having purchased an<sxlensive GU iRRY 81
the most beautiful IIAls and rabiss disd MIR
BILE. and aa.ox tsaslse water power to saw and
polish with, bis prices viii be, LOW One
great advantage 10 purchasers is,fthsl all Stone
will be dsilyersd slhisAisk, without any extra
charys 81 .Et K
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-03-31

By appiicaIiputo ME. 3loratiofN. Galiahet,
Charles1own, those who mag desire any OF ahe
above artieies can be sfle!~n The list Of PRICES
and The diEEereqt pIAns, lle tsifl also ferwarsl
any orders, enilaphA &e!s that may be desifed
or, BY Addressing rim, atFl,eaerkbarg, M stl-
insloa county Ma, orders can Be alled1witllodt
delays r. +
sE5sNo imposition need be feared, as his
ptlres are Uniform. =,f I
~. tfll - A 4, F<sf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-03-31
SaiJ arg .

nj = q, Iii TIL Igtl4
ID The Sfpate,5on ttlesss35 lll8sfe v as
bHt=itfieH Is don diefIAg H3pEEn.
fak lt=SSsalae I'd u memoir 4ls= oEEtg
having baen presented and Gee Qr tho
feFdIas n I#Fde=oa priv fft=tf8i Elis. +
NH. civ occupied the floor fffosn one
until 5afeH f9bf o'clock s33ne4thd resolution.
subhfttea bT him some days sttiice h
| lhs cours4 81 his REMARKS he Ie lila n
Dbl all olhe Iafgiments OF the oHpdnenis
of#theirie ssnre touching InoldeqtailYHoR
gfetTfnthuieuf, refYeHue. and thA Qlztrlbn:
th4 proceeds ot thk public lands.
8naeoHrEFdFd by@a powerful and a#l0.
quehkapbeaf 70 Senators e thfox ASIDE
tli parlY |nprfjpdices pad pariy tias, And
mite INK one great DIT 10 restore 4
sife dfbg seQun1ry @ is wonteal= pfesHef-
Eitg#zrs Il x,
galleries were crowded it, excess.
and every aseEi4e 10 TIE seha9e5f aily
blocked up5 t6k3 ReeoFtefs pbox even aoi
beIag free from infusion. ztzH==#@=z
## f=4 HuRs pA " ARcH2
MIR CA Yss tHfioNB.
/ The specialolder Of theaay Mr. Ciay
.Re solutionsl were called ny between one
IaRdtwoo' cIpck. f
MI. Rivss. Of Virginia. Submitted az
important amendment. proposing 4 Nus
pension or The Land DiatIibuiion NBiIlIfo
theI purpose 81 applying thestaney Is. !
ElpleS re itoredeem We public debt.l
Mr. RsYes Haade hi5i resolution sQae sGb
IIiiect or a few remarks. 10 Fiiae course 8
| which, be took occasion 10 lddfeHdIlh,
Compromise Act. He cbfn nendsdGth.
patriotic, moderate and nasLobaI 4piritans
manner ID which thatIacl dad been Einiro
auted aud he hoped ii Mould De spstai1e,
\ IL isl spirit 81 least He was fbr gIyini
| pfotepiiop 70 domestic ID anQfacthfes. AN,
4 believed that this could be done uitbou
#saeti6cing the interests Of any class O
sPe6ple, sgneaItnrsl, planting i or 40,
Epther-moderation only was necessary
IA wise Prosidence. III tbe lsngahge II "a
Idoet, had given Us that diversity Of Pul
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-03-31

ENREsH FRElT. Fresh oranges.
Pigs and kaizins,
list reeeiVcd and FOR sails 81
March ~ =. ALEEMoNE.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-03-31

+ The only fountain 10 the wilderness
Of life. where man drinks Of Watertolally
Iunmixed with bitterness, is ! that which
gushes from him in Inc calm and shady
recess Of domeslc lie. Pleasure may
beat the heart with artificial excitement
may aelnde it with its golden dreams
war may eradicate Us 6ne fbres. and di,
miuish It's sensiiiveness. butt is only DO
nestle love thai can render it truly hap
-. i Il
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-03-31

AN INcIDENT.-On merry Christmas
day. atfweive O'Clock. we seized our hat
and cane, and sailed forth for walk
As we entered Broadway. our attention
was attracted by lovely being who came
walking rapidly down the street He=
face ~as one d angelic sweetness-her
form that 1f a 'taiiry--her every movement
full OF 1grace. StflI there was look OF
care-of anxiety -se:iled upon her brow.
and from the huFiied glance we obtained
We wefIe impressed with The conviction
that some unto-aiara event some affective
calamity had fallen upon her, Het re-
mark ahfe beauty. and the sihg1lariiy Of
| her manner excited our curiosity, not less
than our admirAiiop-a we determined
TO follow her
Swittly she hurried on nor stopped 10
Look abound AIS she nesIed. ST. Paul s
sbe ,casi one huraed glance upward al The
clock and gathering Der shaw more
closely arop1d her. pressed on ward with
s:ill gfsaieF speed. M
pobr tbingI She was alone, and un-
proi9cied-and the rude. rude blast OF
slnterHha no mercy upon her lraIftorm.
CoAld il be. thatoBek SO young SO lovely,
VAS alone 10 the world, without friend
.ota pfpector: that on HmeIy, merry
! Ghislnas," while ali around were re;
jojting in the possession Of peace and
Rp1enty. she was excluded from paftieiPats
ling IN the general enjoyment We
sighed 10 think il possible.
She turned corner, and shortly after
hated in front OF a store. A man Of
rough exterior was standing at the door,
and as1he fair creature approached. be
REGARDED herewith cald AeaIled indiffeF-
ence. She reached the steps. and raised
her soft blue ewes 10 his and with. slpok
we shall never forgei--a look id which
sorrow and disappointment were sfseelly,
though mournfally blended. ihe fair beiae
Exclaimed. SAN, why did ut yo1 fetch
along them onions I"
OasSaek subject, who could help shea
ding tesrs;-.N Z. aurora.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-03-31
JEFFERSON I LAND
ron SALE. !.

fITsHE EXECUTORS of The KEY! vi. e. Wartao
Il decessed, oIer for sale that beautiSul Ill,
l.desirabfe RM 10 the eounIg ofIJrFerton, pi
The Shsnaadbsh River, called BsthaaF, CDR
tainiag about &
/ loo Acres 0fPrime Land.
A large parJ OF wlrch 4 ID fiae TIMBER nav
ing large and eoamostous Dweiling. SIC Sc
smalLphrt pf the purchase money IS 10 b.
paid 10 hand and the balance ON long credit.
Apply toFJ T Daughertg. tp9stsge paid,
Charlestonh, Jefferson county, Virginia.
Deeembtf 3OI ls4f.-tf u L.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-03-31
7CnSIg ron yvaIEAT.

CASH TOR yVE1EAT.
THA4ING made extensive arrang emenls for
N the redestIpa Of Wheat, ae y ish p pun
chase Large Quantities, for which we wlli give
tsihe highest alaEket price ia cSkh las seoh as
siiet wheat.is wrished. We viii also purchase
Flour, IRSe. Corn, Oats, &C..
Priesss er,it ,ss 4 sszFlE .s;--1ii-
ferftwe vail -
freight ths same ltkaslng good Ugh, hests for
the pirp a. iie usaas rates ;faHS, II rsNadT
Cd. will advance asSo-Ihirds OF ahe amusftt N
value per eaeh article Is ss6u rs delivered ~
our Warehouse 1.-The balance Gnb on lfelurn 81
balls NJ be paoellalfy paid rs
The &1slaess rssll BE conducted BY TH6stsas
"A BerKlEk ne aeifpg narluerBto whoa az
applications Mili be made. We therefore 81
speetfniiy solicit the pairoHage'e 81 The public:
THOMAS A. Bo.fELER 1 CO.
] N Ola FarnSes, eiustt %. ls4fI
The Flowing Spring Mills.
n 1,.ssat NOTED place FOR political resort, as
teeH is for d0aaes sic ifsafalaess.
FHvtilS establishment has undergone lAnro'
+ 81 4 repair, aud Is nov ready 70 GRIND ALI
MINDS or GRAM in the best manner. and
uboathe shortest notice, either for fsniysuse,
s or Tor any Of the Eastern marktts. The sub
scribers having inclination ~ present to enter
into specala,ionS upon Grain, y ~ be contenttO
grind foF toll at tie regular rate fhelaw alto n
& them, aud will stand The inspection. Of Flour
made b them u any Of the abose markets.
Ihsiir Ss7lF MILL is also IN complete
operatlnn, al pieces known to.their customers
Tseir p LISTER MILL tcilE also Be
.{z.it ALI,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-03-31

Gone res, in tbs bosom as the tur-
key said TO the stuihng.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-03-31
GgIIrraI HMtsIIfatmss.


Il
The correspondent Of the United States Ga
zetse thus speaks Of The refinement from the pub
he councils Of the Distinguished Amsrican states
mao and orator:
The time approaches when Mr.. Clay
will retire for ever fronlthe Legislative
halle pr the nation, whe|e his voice has
been heard above thirty Eve wears. and
always il support Of The liberties. The
honor, and iheIinterest Of the people Of
the UGited States. Few men have runA
more brilliant. a more honorable, or I
more useful legislative career IN an,
country no one certainly in This. than
Mr. Clay; aud il must be most gratifying
10 him, now be is about 10 retire from
the great theatre Of his labors ard useful.
ness, 10 witness the kind aud ffisndly feel
..eAs.ss N s.' = 'n. - polifal oppepen,l
now manifest towards him. and t. hear d
I the honorable and generoos testimony they
bear TO his worth, lis msnliness. bis spien,
did talents, and bis noble nature.
Onetof the most prominent men ofthe
opposition partyin the Senate perhaps the
most prominent mao, dining with i friend
4 few days ago. remarked Of MI. Clay,
who became the subject Of conversation,
t1ha: he harlibeen ii Congress with him for
great many years-t6at be wssameinbeT
| Of the House Of Representatives when
Mr.. Clay was the, Speaker and leader Of
that body, and said The distinguished SEN
stqry LAYING down his knife and fork aud
becoming eloquenl as be warmed UP with
The subject: He was then the most
splendid man ever beheId, and such a
speaker and such leader as no legisla,
tiss body ever saw 10 This country, and
believe ! might say in any country 20
man can know him and not admire ana
love hini;l he has SO noble and generous a
nature aud islso manly and honorable in
allEhe does. Ilgive the words as near
as ! can rsqollect them as they we're re.
peaied 10 me. Such IS the testimony Of
a political opponent; can it be called
/ aaliery No, il is 'bu; The honest ex.
preston Of ageneroug and elevated ma
iufe-ofia man who hesitaies not 10 do
Justice even 10 an opponent, aad who
Gao appreciate and admire n8ble qualities.
though thew Possessor Be his antag9SpIiig ST.,
i 81
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-03-31

wa think tits quite time iif ANY, i'm
#ofa sff7ffaf KIM 10 be Done il ftsys
stebe measures tori dom Ganf
Igress Mill act Wheh il tft1as tlatt4ac tii9ii
|can be no longer deisFed-ard + probably
Sapt rhuchf sooner. That body kHdFidibR
made aw sEe3 ~ they Do mt .ks9lE IN iHa9l
ffhe people lie iee pesl1on Ibis Subject
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-28
TOpsRCNTs

NJ Without dispariecment To the more crowded and
fashionable schools or cues Invite your attention
Institution at UouknsV", in the county of Powhaau,
where every valuable female aocquitenent oi mind mo
aud manners, may attained AZ the most moderate
cost Kept undcrth government NJ the Misses MUIR
rays. with competent aud Efficient allie Virgil IA
lady accomplished education. by This term de- not
rlcan ucQusu Il Of kuuWlcgc merely. bu also the pro
culiivaior NJ the heart for without putty of morals
and manncrs, learue ldly - object Father 10 ne
avoided IUed To those who acQuaiafci wi %
the rrin, i2a u ihis school, comncGiauJn - useless
To know them is 70 once, that happy comhna on
mind al Vgtuc7 wit that oaivc elegance of
that constitute he 'Gfy Thstc eNamr" 'tselfa school OF
valucN Is, with parental care constantly hefct~ TIC
cycs Of their puFi, n his added teach of hl d
anmcnts Ia all the branches n clrniu. aui
pshments taught N best fcmae scnnar Situated
in healthy county win every comfort provided,
and s-aniy kct with the greatest ncaincss very
moderate matter of surprise ttat This us.u
ton lulr known State I. therefore Your
lrcnou thit 10y inquiry may know 10, ani tais
DONE hing will be necessary ensure your Pat
. ae Inc o. ~ IA
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-28
FEVER AND ACUE-REPuDIarIoN.

NJ fccl myself length impcraiivcly called upon
anf although with the utmost TeGcince, with no less
ehaerin AID morfcliion Tcputhc the RoSands
Mixture that has been made du'ing absence lea tho
western c-unry and disconne1ion with
and sale since 1889.
| Upon recent return Pr adeiphia I found the
mixture prepared essentially different from INV dircc-
tinns;n Ia which The many farrcs employment Of
which hear from almost every Agency, be
Being prevailed upon 10 resume my Old business ono
concluded, AT whatever sscr fee, purchase all that
NAMED IN the hands Of commissioned Agents. remand
10 philadelphia, and Tefurnish them after the least
possible delay with supplies Of original Tonic Mixture
Of fV strength cenunencs AMI purity, 'cr prssenf
name OF "NOWAND'5 IMPROVED TONIC MIX
TURE"
Now, IN order to Distinguish hereafter, the true aud orr
ten thousand counter fes limitations, substitutes,
Gus other pretended fot Fever aud Ague-vhich
ever have aud will inuuiae the anJeach and eve
~ bo'tle, in addition 10 being wrapped envelope
ani an extra covering, ~ furnished with label
Shci Is written Signature which passes across
the mouth Of the bottle, and be destroy drawing
the cork tits 20 be hOpeihattls precautOn. attended
TO- may project the community from imposition But the
snresi way ~ guarding aganl deception IS the
MIXTURE direct from the proprietor, Or J ROwAND.
y North second ~, Philadelphia from the accredited
Agents and Dealers
With establish entire confidence in the efi
eicncy Of the "Rowands Improved Tonic Mixture" 10
sfcct lasting cure Of Fever and Aguc, the proprietor
rcsnTcs the original guarantee The money shall
returned IN every case wherein the remedy has been
ruuciualy used without producing the desired effect.
supply of Rowand's Improved Tonic Mixture direct
from ne Proprietor, has been received by ihc sole Agent
Tor Richmond. JND. GAY NOR,
lc = One door above the Bell Tavern.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-28
MARINE NEWS

TS-At Cnut al quarterly sess ons held Tor M-ckeu.
bur. county. At The courthouse thereof the :Oh day
% June, lti2, IN the Goth year of the Commonwealth:
The court having heard with dccr regref, deah ~
Betiamu W Coleman and John Young. Two Of the mem
beers Of This Court the las Term, proper rcspet
Tue 20 the mcmary % departed worth. doth oder that
their Heath be entered upon the Of this
AMI the court tyahisng with The families Of their
departed rothers. bears testimony their worth their
Tglainnz %
dschafgins their various complicated oici dues, whe
Their death Is a public loss. ana IqQQn ben,
community In which they lived.
Rfsored That Tho members Of this court and the m
GERS OF the will hclr the usual badge Of rnourninf
on their len arm for thirty DAYS.
Resoired That copy the above preamble AID reso
iion ho sent 10y their CLERK. each the families OF
The deceased aud thar copy be published In Nh, pe,rs
burg lntcllgencer and the Richmond Wing.
And the Court Adjourned
Copy-Tesie,
RIi:ITD n RApTI5T a. q
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-28

iCJS Some difficulty. il is said, has arisen be.
tween the high contracting partio, OF Washington.
One tslo goes, that enough Looos Of common Dc
eency, eanno, be prevailed upon to accept Office un.
der the Captain on my terms. Another, that The
"ooofd' hagge fort larger portion oftho spois Than
The lseos are wiling u s.low--an1 although The
Captis willing enough 10 surrender every thing, for
the sake Of "a party" md The py0Hiss oi tho sue
oession his personal fears Of some Of the Guard 70.
strain him. We shall sec how the negotiation ter.
inmates five might be pardoned, VIC would sog.
ges, that trial be made Of another complying Wing
CABINET The present set under Wing d,sguis
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-28

FJ9 We have not seen the debate which took
place in the Senate, Friday, the Distribution
Actin which Messrs. Rves and Critenden were
the chief speakers. Mr.. Rves, is reported, took
strong ground against the Distribution the
rumour rurs that he threw himself into The arms oil
the Locofooos. We observe that the Globe and
Msdisonian both aud him. As for the loss to the
Wings. should the report prove Irue--we scarcely
know how to estimate it. We do no, now recolleo
that he has given but che Wing vote TOR Dlstribu-
tionl and that he has changed
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-28
RICH oND MARK ETs.

Reported and corrected twice Il week FOR the Wing
BuTrER-MOun,Rin frkln 2 to l2c Roll Butter 2lc.
lOal1
CoFFEE,Rioe,o loiei Lssuayra iOlal; =, Domingo 81
Elsu-Fanily Roe Hcrrinss ST; No 90 so; No g.
FLouR-Family t7!; Country IS Stto6
GRAtN-Whcst-nO sales made aud none in market
worth from 81 To Ito, Corn ~ 6Oc Oats inc Ia X
lRON-Pig -; English 81. SwcdeE sitO. TrcdesaI $50.
LuMBER-Clcar White Pine. No I. SIS, No ? 30 No 3,
p; Refused. III Flooring, l6a20 per VI feet.
MoLAsSES-Porto Rico 2la2lc ~ a. 2ia2ic.
ollAWnter slC0 lu5; Fall strained e5slOi; Whale, in
bbls. iic.
PRovIsIoNs-smthGeld Bacon 6; Old Middinss to
y; Redmond cuIel 7tc; LaTd7c
Pr >STER-sil on Basin Bank.
sUG >RS-st CToix sAlOc, Porto Rico 6iasl; New Or
leans ) TO 7c.
SIIOr-6c.
SALr-Whprf 81 81; Store 50 90.
ToBACCO-Rct vipts large-Cnmmon qualities on
heavily at the sales Yesterday derne OF ~ 2c We
quote LugS 81 ~ and 2l-Cominon Leaf 81 50 3k-
Mi.lhus andgooi 81 bt-Fino SO and e.
TEAS-lmpcrala aud Gunpowdcr 75c a Sl.5O Black 80
rs
wIilsKEY-Bbls 2ic hhls DC
EXCHANGE.
New York drafts u d.
philadelphia do u Re.
baltimore do q Sc.
North Carolina par.-sna ro'cs dis.
south Caroline. -....lc Tennessee. .lnC
treasury Noses .-.........'c Specie
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-28

JAMES ID. McCABE Surgeon Dentist, and rrsslSer of
a. s Socisfy n The Medical aud ChrurRicai Fety or
Meryd"d and Of the ileriea society Of Surgeon D,n.
sis, havin. connected himself In the pro-
lesson with Dr Martin, OF Norfolk. vraina cspect.
.y announces TO his friends, thai they have opened
One on street. square above the Exchange and
nearly opposite Dr. Piumcrs Church where they will
oc happy all who require their
wees An extensive AMI successful practice number
OF years affords them assurance cannot fail TO
give satisfaction They select IRON among many the fol-
lowing gentlemen
. gu tarmlcheal d. Pr u Bahannan, NJ II: James
Beat VI ID; Rev WIN. Waller, ID; Rev q w No ey,
Rev q Reese is 2,u6E
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-28

have done such good service TO the Loees-tss long
a. their reputation issssd)-ihs experiment 10 wor
thy Of repetition. They nigh, be eon,iaued longer
bu, that their characters are gOne-ss mus, be the
case with ell who have eonnexicn with Me- John
Tyler for a twelvenonih. A new whis Cabinet
with Loco Foco principles is the very best expe-
dien, for the Captain, unless MIR John Jones would
hire some blood thirsty assassin to shoot an empty
pistol AT hi, Excellency!
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-28

The uniiring Luck has sen, US the New World
containing Summer ard Winter in tho Pyrenees, by
Mrs Ellis, author Of "The Women Of England "
The Daughters of England" THE Sons of the
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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-28
A NATIONAL CONVENTION

We rejoice stthe belief that the unanimiIy of the
Wing party, as 10 their Candidate for the Presidency
$50 perfect, that Convention will not be requisite
'"I'9 oae-Yoiee. the Wings proclaim Henry Clay
him in the hands ofthe politicians He may be cheat.
ed ,here-but IN the hands Of the people, he will
h s,fs
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-28

TIE firm OF LANCASTER, STRATToN & co having
been Dissolved by the death Of Nat Lancaster Esor
n March lei, aud the business Of the firm suffering Tor
want o an authorized there having none since
at e they announce To all concerned that they have
appointed John Lancaster, lr Of buckingham as their
AGENT VINO alone Is authorised se,tlc and close their
accounts ana ether maiicrs Of Lance straiton Co..
andto collect all money due them. -
,,-,-,. 60, 49,, BY order Of the Company.
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