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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-12
CONNECTICUT

The returns Of the elections for Town Officers
which took place throughout this State on Monday
last continues 10 come IN favorably for the Wings.
The Hartford COurant gives list Of sixty five
towns, thiuY.seven Of which have elected Wing
officers, and twenty eight have gone Loeofoco.
The Wing strength has greatly increased in almost
every town. and In several Of them there is entire
change; while the towns that have been carried by
the Losofocos have done 20 by greatly diminished
majohfies. Last year tho enemy carried every
hing before Them ny sweepng maj llIlIes.-Nsl los.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-12
From the Baltimore Patriot, October :.
MOIJNT VERNON RACES

Third Ddy-ThuTsiay The Races over Mount
Vernon Course-third day-came of on Thursday,
Oct. 6th-CiIizen's purse 5000, mile heats, best
three in FIVE. aud resulted as follows:
Major L Doswel"s b Maria Shelton,
by Priam,
George Mi lan's Duchess, by Caro-.
net, dam Tariff 20
J wison's fMiss Lefty. by Pram,
dam Maria. drawn
Time Is. heat, So end, I53.-3I, I.55.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-12
TIMES IN TENNESSEE.

The recunary pressure IN Tennessee appears 10
he quite severe as in this Suite and from {, Q
same cause: tho requsition Of the Loeos TO the
Banks to draw in their circulation and reduce Il g
people to hard money. From the tone Of the press,
infer that efforts will be made at the called ses-
son OF the Legislature. about to take place, to de.
wise some expedent to mitigate the intense severity
Of the pressure. An Est Tennessee paper now
before us holds the following language the sub.
jee,:
RELIEF LAWS
Our citizens, without distinction Of party, are
looking forward TO tho meeting Of our General
Assembly, in extra session, TO know what will be
done for tho relief of the country. Some for
on, thing, and some for another. but all for relief
in some way-all want money, or they want the eff
GERS held or OF them. by the enactment of stay
Laws, or something Of that sort.
We 90 for relief Immediate and bouniifI relief,
for the Lord knows VIC need il IN this end Of the
SIat. And we propose, as measure of relief. the
issuing of about iIco hrts .Miiens Of dollars. in
Post Notes, insured, and redeemabIe ls or is
months after date. This is. in our opinion, the
very hes, thing that can he done for the country.
This too, will fill the country with current money,
AMI enable every man who wishes TO pay his debts,
TO do SO.
Bitter as the alternative may be, We much fear
from the signs around US, that the Virginia Legs.
ature will be called upon to adop, some one of the
s1pedienls suggested above, for the relief of the
ne mile
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-12

curious standard Of moral character is thai
which prevails on Red River A young baebelo,
hearing an old gentleman eEpaliato upon the vr-
tues Of young hdy, asked Il she was Of good mo.
raj ebsncter Perfectly" said he. "Why, my
dear man, she raises three hundred bales Of eoton
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-12
GENERAL neutrality-suspicious.
BALLOT

~ LIVE TTtER HAN."-Before the Ashland left
Maytvilo on Tuesday, the 27,h uli., We observed
good deal Of mortimer, in the crowded saloon of
the boat. ard general cry, Let Us see him-Let
us sec him" In a moment no was lifted no above
the heads Of all, with the deofening shout-"A live
Tyler mani live Tyler man =" Ho was drunk
though, and had leave 70 90 ashore. But the inf
mite mefrlment which the discovery OF the Give
Tyler moo" occisioned. and such brave fellow too,
was caution to him whose friends ore 90 scarce
ard Of such 4 chnracier.-True Whig.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-12
COMMERCIAL NEWS.
PETERSBURG MARKETS.
MospAr MoRsIse, October 10 1919

PETERSBURG MARKETS.
MosDAr MoRsIse, October 10, 1912.
Reported for the Psius6urg In,,ligenesr.
TOBACCO.-Prccs are we'll sustained, and ranged
during last week from 80 so TO 3,25 for Luss. and
81 to s7,25 for Leaf 1875 hhds, inspected.
The Inspections in Virginia for the wear ending
the LIST instant, were;
Richmond, 23II9 hhdsy
PttcrsbuTs,- II ss7
Lynchburg, IiO45
FnTm'iNe, 1910
C'arkesville, 2,li2
Dnnvil!e and Milton, about COO
Some other small ones not heard from
The exports from Richmond and Petersburg 10
foreign ports durirg the same period. were:
Tobacco, hhds. 325Gi
90. packages minufaet'ed, iI32
do STEMS hid. 2242
Cotton, bales 63u
Flour, bbs. 40 i66
WHEAT has arrived in small quantities and the
price has improved little Sales from 60 to s5
cents.
COTTON-Some supplies Of new appeared at
the close Of the week, bu, price has We, Leen
established; l ? cts. oif,red-S 81 n asked.
FIGURING sales eXcep, in u retail way at 81
APPLE BRANDY-25 to 27e
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-12
At TEN TOM

CosrAsr Ne. l. Sseoao BArr.Ltos
A ilhNp muser Of ous Compsny On " ,,lac,d,x an.
l<th Instant A. foushces "a trcn A. ,y,s
oct u-slS Iah gwwan,
HEAD QUARTS of run MAINE C0RFs -
~,v,,,.,t a, hdshasten, Ocfobsr 9TH, lstl
SkfAhhTE Proposals will be rc. elyei n, ths ma,
~ ne o1aueuasier OF the Marine cnrns In M. -
until oo clocf NJ on Tuesday the Sh sisy Of Sssy
oet new. tos furnishing ta'iens t. the Uuei s,a,c. a..
me n :, the ls,.ow - ,,nlons foe the yeai 1873
Portsmouth, New Hampshire:
Chafe Sown, Nassae huseits
nrooklyp, ione Island. New York.
GoapoTi, near Norfolk Virginia:
Pensacola fiotica aud
Washington, DlstTctof Columbia,
me f,uons To CONSIST Of enc pound and T, a,..,.. -
uesn occ,fr thtee quarters OF a pound of M. ~
efhiecn oHnresof bread hour AZ the onc, ~ Po,s'
s,uhcn aud AZ the rate Of HlS uounds ~ -, =, so
oouec WE'VE ponnds Of good New Ollc,ns 80. i.
o.ahs ipur qu,'ts Of vinegar two .n
ul .ouuis OF SOAP and and a half no,,nr. ~ -.
"rpsn esnues 10 cach hundred rat ous W so''
IT'S ntcrs,ood that the Gll, slIe of e.f ,,..l
.,cp nc uehvered u required; IL such ou,n,. -
i, on me lore ani hud quarters De d.iyrY.d
uemateil, anil the bread bur shall h, Of s,n.,r
ppmt. Al THE articcs 10 be unencepionshi. .n',n
NJ ~ .ns u"opa Without expense the UnlieJ sa,es
no oucr wl be entertained at this oTie. unI.. ,.s
neu ~ tne names 81 the sr, ties Of tho pronasas a ~.
endorsed Proposals for raiions COZ isil '''''"'e
an -, AUG A NICHOLSON
y " w" Vuificrtnas;or Marine Conn.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-12

MIR Randolph has sent u, the 5th and 9th Nos
of Harpers' Library of Seee, Novels, containing
"Eusen' fran" and the LAST Days Of PomPcii'-
beautifully printed, at 25 cents No.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-12

TIE editor Of the Tuscaloosa (Ala) Monitor
mentions the reecip, Of fine present Of apples. OF
The fhfrd crop this season, from Cap. Jas RI.
bearing, ofthat place.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-12

VII meet on Friday Evening o'cocF IN the Unit
co Presbyterian Church, on Shockoc Hill ami be opened
viii seun2n. Preaching may be expected every Jay
during IL oc II 81
To- MOTTO E.-Persons having BOOKS belonging
10 The Library Of the Rev. VIM ~ Hart will please return
than fp ,it ornc, ,.tttot,, ,fcf,y
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-12

HsImtriSn. -Mesmeric stock we unds,s,ond 10
rising IN Richmond, in consequences Of reeen, extra
of1lnary exhibitions IN and near that cy-(or soooe
OF which the Rev. Robert Ryland. formerly the
pastor OF the Baptist Church in this place who vas
suo-equenty Chaplain at the University OF Vir-
glnia and is now Principal Of the Baptist Theolo
gisil Seminary near Richmond, stands sp1nsor.
some experiments IN Petersburg, too mo. by Mr.
ffenchD arc very wondefful-and indeed. now that
tho abduction Pct is out Of the way, and the sub-
lec. may be treated independent of exuaneoug in.
huences, We shall not be NJ oil gurprised 10 6nd o,
friend Of the Richmond Whig, In a deesn,iv sbo,t
TINE, as enthusiastic dovotce Of The science rs even
Mr. Richie himself At all events. If he is d,i,y
minH not 70 believe, We advise him by oil means.
noi 10 witness an eKhibiiion-as sight ls death 10
lnereduliiy IN nine cases out of ten. We shall IN
deavor 70 make room for the Rev. Mr. Rylsnd',
statement IN our neEI-LyEeh Yirginiln
Much OF this is news 10 us. Notwithstanding The
wonderful developments, We had supposed the mes.
msric stock had sunk to rise no more. Such seems
to DO the general impression. A low, moro credu.
lou7 than the rest, may sill be impo.od on-and
some who, having been gued, are an1iou, 10 gull
others, may still affect 10 beeye-bu, tho science
is very generally secuted and the strange pho
nomena are SCI down TO the rags for hoaxing, which
seems 70 have reached all classes and conditions.
The Virginian refers TO what has been much
d"eIt upon by the Enquirer and Mr. French, that
we hive never seen a mosmsric exhibition. This is
altogether a mistake. Several years ago, we saw
exhibitions by SONS Of the head men Of the pro
fesson, and became satisfied il was all an impos,urs.
We oil not 20 10 sec Nc French, Tor two reasons .
first, we expected 10 derive no scientific Information
from country bumpkin; and secondly, being tho
roughly persu1ded IL was n huo,t,,g - Al ~.
choose TO encourage j, by paying 90 cents 10 see il.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-12
THOMAS II DIrnIEy

RESPECTFULLY informs his friends aud the public
Ia generally, that nc will continue the Dry Goods Ius
ness inie store on Market Bridge recently occupied by
Dudley & Meredith. lie has already received many new
Goods an1 will in few days have assortment Of such
Goods as are usually kept In Eis line which he r. deter
mined sell ai the lowest for cdsh Experience has
taught him q at lis bestto pursue thr cash sysie-pcr.
sons, therefore, buying for tho money may expect bar
gains or A "a
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-12
OBITUARY..

Its with grief which words cannot cypress. that We
have 10 state the death of MARY ROANE GREEN Inc
wife OF Thomas Green, EsH'r aud the second OF
Thomas ami Isabella Richie, all Of this City. She was 3l
years ~ a-e-ying on the anniversary her buh night
Shc was born on the 9th Octibcr lell-anu died on tho
9h October, 1874 about 10 o'cl1-k on sunday night
leaving an infant only III days old. lie, hum.
bic tribute 10 her memory, Is almost afraid his
Pen. His heart hleeds AT her lossfor he knew her we'll
she lovely in her Tcreon-hcr mind highly eau.
Gated, her spirits naturally lively, and her Conversation
sometimes touched OF with the happest saes Of innocent
wiz u " not too much say, that she was cherished
aud beloved by all who know She graced pIospe
Ilty; AMI when the dark lay came, dor whom does
not sometimes come the proudest and greatest of us
a she met IL with becoming equanimiy AMI rallied with
al her energies around her hususnd ani her children
Her death bed was the flung close her bcaufin life
All hei thoughts seemed 10 centre la her for God ad
bet love ioT mAnirr fends around her she tried 10 win
q Heaven Amid HE strug:les winch her rung cnnstu.
ton made with her disease she ceased eIpIesa
her own happiness a. that most ry hour. TO point
tots source above. A ew minutes before she hreihed
her last the expiring taper OF life tshed up AMI she Dc
cared with ecsic devotion how happy she was; hn she
trusted In the merees of that S JioT whose arms she
vas about 10 IL. Size begged al her FRIENDS 10 ready
Reverend Minister Put up for her and Tor a-and she
took the most anoctnnae farewell OF her husband her
paTers the relations and lricuds who crowded around
her beds de- u was scene be by
who saw IT, Peace, Gentle STirii II IL for the Living only
10 grevc- May thy virtues be rewarded in Heaven
Fear no more the heat o. the sun,
Nor the furious winters RACES;
Thou thy worldly task hast done,
N and fnf fhx
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-12
FREIGHT BOAT FOR BALTtMoHE

The steamer CoiVniJUs, Cant Par.
Tish, ig ready 10 receive ne an
iof ne shove place. and likewise
o. Philadelphia, a will leave fte
WHAT ~ Roc kotis on Wedncsdsy
w O'Clock, before which houT
VII Dc On board.
lUbLAN, PHRsTON AGO.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-12
I-ffnnrn rl I, : sAf-R

TUE undersigned ohef fof sas ~ hcir Lumber Yard,
the canal tho public ArnorY. 361fO0 feet II
Numbered various kinds and sizes al Of which hey Win
cell low for esa, credit ~ four monthfN ma for
M and upwards, for approved negotiable civ
PAPER Persons wishing rxea other Than those nov In ne
Ysrd an he supplied auy lime. by leaving fketr ort,
nee, allowing sufficient fine 10 have Them broushf
from the country. The sizes on hand ronsist ~
bark and square effc three quarter, one ,t ono s,d
hall inch pino PLANK hoorinE do, weather boarding Nv
aud ~ oecanrs ono inch white oak plank (suahIs Tor
tobacco hoNcs( two inch willow DO of raf ami ,,,-.
ioowa haiani ono ineh poplar and sweet gum OAK vyo
aui6 rffta y 81, I,,..,tlJ'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-12

We have seen no cause assigned for the removal
Of MIR Calhoun. That gentleman was appointed
about twelve months ago, BY Mr. Tyler, as the b,s,
qualified for the post, out of hos, of npp,earts
Not whisper Of dsapprobaton OF his Official con
duct has been heard and from what we have heard,
we conclude tina, he has discharged with ability and
fidelity all the duties Of bis station. He eanno,
have mejdled with politics, or been eec;ioneerins
for CIay-ior he is no, in the country, and had no
Clay underlings to punish. What, then, has been
his erimel He was jealous and eflicien. Whie
during the canvass OF Isl o;-bui so WAS John Ty
Ter; and he may have nposiatized as the Captain
did. AT any rates, he entitled to the privilege
Of following 10 the footsteps Of his Principal, and
ough, 10 have been permitted to say whether he
would apos;aIize for the sake of his office.
Tie Milledgeville Recorder thus refers to the
shameless prescription:
" Federal prescription has reached our own State
Considering the very limited number OF Whigs in
georgia who had been favored by the change Of
AdnnistraIon, was not 10 be expected that thos.
lew would fall under the most inexorable marry
prescription. Much less could il have been i'm !.
gined that these few would be extermnated by the
man who holds the power 10 do so, from themselves
and Their party. But 50 It is. The Consul al Tia
wanna, MIR Calhoun, has been removed bv Jol n
Tyler, TO make room for prominent member Of the
party who opposed the SAID John Tyer's election.
and who now discaims him, either as the head and
go Tar rs We know, even ps a member Of tho p,rty
70 which he Is attached. There is yet one Office
Ieh to the Wings in Gsorgin, the Collector Of the
Customs, and VIC suppose this will soon be found
JUS; one too many for John Tyler.
= nus has the msn, who in his zeal for the prin-
cipls Of the Wings OF mo prescription for politi
cal opinion" who almost I've believe aui,el swore
TO one to whom he had granted office, that tie fret
O. mi rfa.r s,.s a 4
cut his head of-thus has this selfish and ineo,sI.-
tent political traficker carried out his boosted prin
cples. The whole course OF this individual in the
oihce which he 20 unnghteousy usurps. tor he re-.
presents nobody but hlmseif) Is so thoroughly dis.
gls;Ing u.s. m every view VIC Toxic of ., tins,
IN charity 10 ourselves and our readers we will cav
no more about him. We are always panied TO frel
uiier, unmisigaied dssus: for any body or for any
thing We will spare ourselves the additional pa n
, Of giving expression TO those feelingsp
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-12
0 WOW ~ W MILLER. c. O. G.
q '0P'-lH''X,' icowDERY, crk.

IN Ic WnCU SINCE IOnU INo EaEeTn DstTct " VII
ginia. October 3 h. 1872
" ihc matter of bankruptcy Of WILLIAM HOBsON,
Of the Coun az Cumberland. In the Eastern Virginia
District. Tho sa1 William lIobiop, who has been de-
creed bankrupt Ivy this court, having fled petition
praying for Its discharge: s ordered that thereof
be published In newspaper printed the city OF Rich.
mond seventy days least before the OH day Of January
next, when hearing will be had the said petition AZ
the United states Count Room In the city of Richmond,
aud Ill creditors who lave proved their dobts and other
porsona In interest," may anpcar the said time and place
AMI show any they have, why the prayer Of tho
said petitioner should not he granted.
Copy-Tcei
oc n wliw HENRY GIBSON, Cpk
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-12
In the United States Court Tor the Eastern District Of vir-
ginls, October 7ih, 1912

glnl1f bcoucT lin, lHiE
JAMES VI HANNUEHS, ofthe county Of Fluvanna. hav.
~ ing filed petition praying that he may be declared
bankrupt u u ordered nat al persons claiming be
creditors ofthe said James VI S1uncrs show the
court on The l2h day ri November nexf why the said
James Saunders be not declared bankrupt pursuant
n the act Of Congress In that behalf ani that copy
ths order be published the newspapers according 10 the
k2i 18th rules ~ Court.
Copy. Toste, - -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-12
wsw IVY. WV HENRY nrnsoN. c1E.

In tho United Jnuft fpf toe Fnucm District of Viz.
gina, a. Norfolk tho sg'h September, 1912.
THOMAS GRIFFIN, of the Town 81 Portsmouth,
having filed petition praying that no may be declared
bankrupt II ~ ordered that al persons claiming be
creditors Of The fai Thomas Crin, show cause Tho
Court tho nra' day Of November next, why the said
ant o. The act % ConGref In that behalf that cory 81
thsofdcr hg published In tho newspapers, according 10
the 21l and 9th rules NJ Court.
copy. Tcstc, -.. - -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-12
w entire stock OF 'ese"enthel
FAIL. Am wINrpp coo0

w II. CHRISTIAN q co, have ,ee,ivcI,1,.,,
FAIL AND WINTER GOODS
,ne Mo,hern Markets aud enabled to OTTER great,
sns sr than ever to families and others
ms ass; P P" sssn and other eOLd Cloths
Sup Woadcd mack CassmeTcs
81 French Elasiis do
GLASGOW leans audPad Llnseys "eSe''
swansdown. roiIne, Wool veI,e, and ,,,,- YAH,
I, up ss Mhiney and sik bound Bed blankets
Scarlet, GIecn and Wife PnnSrig. cheap
c,leoes Moeselsn', Enslish aud rrcneS MetIaos.
Rich erode Pekin and Gro &c Rhine
MateIed Oriental aud Italia Lus,rinr silks
ce,h%e1c s ,n o E9,sad Mstino. Kabyle, Tartan Nett
Mcilno aud silk iIdkfs-a great y,.Is,x
Cotton, SIX and worsted iioss and IIsl, ro..
IRISH Linens, Russia and Hue kabuek Diapers
i l,ge M shssnss, pamask Table Diapers sndClohs
satin aud Mohair scaTia anI ssoeks
Gloves anu Suspcuders
WIN every variety Of staple and Fancy Goods to COM
Sa Ss W. II. CHRISTIAN 4 Co, great
DC Al their New Cash Store
AnD OIL LAMPs.-An assortment Of Lamps for
o.,c P IonNsroN's
oe'o Medical Emporium
TAMARINDs A small supnly 81 fresh Ta,na,Ia,,.
DIRE, Afoiheeary and Chemist II street, shockoe Hin
Tusr received, another supply OF WOOL CARPETs--
Rag Carpets at "a I'd
Ingram do, from Is 81, etc at
CUSNlNGHAN'S
oo o Cheap Cash Dry Goods Store
CU.sLtsD HAIR AND HAIR CLOTU.
lust received superior lot Of Curled Hair and Hat
Al Cloth--for sale low by " ~ 'a'
oets-tH WIN. RooTH.
CLOTHS AND CASSIMEREs
GOOD assortment Of Cloths and Cassimere. can Ia
low. '' N"' se"'"g very
Blue, Black and Fancy Colored Cloths
Beaver and iyonskln Cloths
Piain and striped CassiInerss, assorted.
ALSO,
Hue, Mkt and Hack Saitine,ts
valencia, silk and satin Vcsinks
Stocks, silk CraVaus and seaifs
Pongcc spaifeii aud Handana IIdkfs
The above Goods offered for sale very cheap; AZ
OCT Che,,ts,sh ~ s' GU, s We
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-12

The Ales"y Evening Journal presents two pic
lures which speak so obviously to the understand
nss ofmer, that no comment, is necessary to give
them force
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-12

% ger cent. saved.
SIAKk q III. have received from the establishments
- ~ broadway, V, OF Dress and rrock
Coats, which need no other than the fact
thai they have been cut by the well known cutter WIN a.
JENNINGS iGorlomen who pride theT Boves the most
'asonabic and elegant fitting garments requested 10
call at the Exchange Clothing Store opposite Exchange
IIo,el. ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-12
LNDEX no rArE,s DIGEsr. =

NNL have published this day a complete Index 10 The
w new odii9n OF Tatc's Digest, which We off.r TOT
sale a. for the Digest and Index, IN sheen s2 eos DO 40
IN cali Sl3 a. indeA separate 20 ets.
oe SMITH, DRINKER q MORRIS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-12

neSi, The l2fh instant, 81
passenfers going ~ hct
% il--cA
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-12
DRESS hnD FNoCI GOATS

| ADf's ROCK AND MUSICAL LIBRA.
IL The October Nos received al the Iooksfor,
OF &C SMITH. DINNER NORRIS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-12

WRENCH MEHINoEs. rec ivcd and for sale low.
&C W. MEREDITH
LADIES' SUPERIOR CALFsKIN RUS
KINS-FOR WINTER WEAR.
\AEare In receipt ~ rot Of the above Shoes, whcl,
for cash. JUDAH MYRRS a Cd -P
&C Cheip hoo shoe ant TrnnL De,i.rs
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-12

Against
Prescl smith, widow Of Daniel Smith, deed, Robert
Hughes anl Martha his wife, who Nadia smith, Mary
smith, James Smith and Robert Smith, heirs Law,
and distTihuiccg OF Daniel smith, decd. Dcfta
the plaintiff filed his bill. anI tho defendant Rober ]
Smith, not having entered hts appearance aud given
security ooTding 10 tho act 81 assembly aud tho
rules of this court and II satisfactorily appearing that
Is not inhabant Of this Commonwealth y is ordered,
that he do appear before the justices Of our County
Count Of Goochlahd, AZ the Courthouse the third
MONDAY In Decent or next and the PLAINTIFF biz;
and that copy Of this order DO forthwith Inserted In
some newspaper published In the city Of Richmond for
two months successfully and be posted the frondoor
Of the Court house ofthls county.
copy. Teste,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-12

Loco Foco.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-12
FACTORY TO REM

WE Factory present occupied 10y McssTs Marlin and
Il Malone, conveniently situated, the county Court
House Is for rent, together with all the necessary figures
Tor the extensive manufacture Of Tobacco
given the lst day Of January. For terms which will to
moderate apply TO David Barclay jr Shockoe Ware.
house, or TO GRETTER & PEAKE.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-12
HANOVER pREsBYrEuY

W. I. BERGMAN, sse'y.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-10-21
VERY NEAT.

Al the New York meeting in honor Of
the Wing members of Congress, on Sa-
turday night, Mar. Sianly OF North Caro-,
Ina, was called upon by The audience, at
a late hour, and after a motion for ad-
Jorrnment had been made,
Me, Slanly At length obeyed tho sum
mons, the President having withdrawn
his motion for The purpose. Mr., s. re-
marked that he should at that late hour
detain the audience but a moment, yet
be could not on that occasion refuse to
obey them, considering that the best
speech he ever made in bis life, consisted
barely Of three letters. 1t was when the
TanG bill had Just been a second time
lost by a Tie vote-he not voting either
way when tho yells of triumph
lhereat from the LoCofoC0 host were
ringing in the ears Of the House. In
an instant 1t flashed upon him that they
never so rcjoIced at any result likely tc
be beneficial to the country. He in
stantly stood up 10 his place, md his
name being called, responded "AYEr
and the Tariff bill was passed. That
he was O convinced, was the hes.
speech he had ever made in his life, anC
he could hardly hope for an opportunity
to make another one so good. Mr.. s
conc uded with a string appeal to tn
Wings of New York to do their whole
duty in the coming contest, and thereby
secure what of good had already beer
achieved for the country and pave tn,
way for farther triumph and additiona
benefits.