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The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-06-24

E'2pomGt-The Independence ""cs,cm Mis-
sourian' says; "Iho wife of VIM. B. IulI Of Ma
rion CO., Mo, e!opcd few weeks since with n
bipcd yciept VIM. p. Torrcace, a i.am-7aclr by
profession aud s'cama. in practice. gohotthc
parties left families behind them to rejoice o; their
dcPanure-tho Doctor vito and two cAjldrcu-
aud MIS-. Toll husband and three children, If we
are rightly informed. I,aPpcars that they started
under prctcnco Of attending a religious meeting.
They however changed their minds, and were last
heard Of somewhere in Illinois the Doctor had
steam uP, and i, is supposed that tie preceding
fair one" would not abandon him until they had
gained the Canadian shore. Mrs. y. was well
furnished with clothing, having purchased about
dozen -iIl dresses, and other lilIc q ci,ra, ,ha
day previous to that of the cloEcm,rt"
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-06-24

The Baltimore Republican says, tho wheat in
Inc ncighborhoed Of Alexandria, District Of Co
umbia, was ready Tor cutting on the lst OF June,
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-06-24

MiiAe.--1'hc Hon. JouN FBtnrIELp has hccn
nominated for reelection by the democracy of the
State of Maine.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-06-24
Abolition TiclIc, for Governor and Lien,
Governor.
FREDERICK COLLINS,

Limit SAFES at Ca'cago.-Lands to the amount
ofSlll,OOo were sold recently at the Land Office
in Chicago.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-06-24

or The Hon. MARTIN VAN BUREN, is
expected at Peru on Monday aad at this place on
Tuesday next.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-06-24

4 Feai-lt is stated shat young lady, ma
tive OF Concord, Mass, recently walked from that;
place to Maiden, distance Of Il miles, in four
hours and forty minutes, including three sb3r;
stops" on the course.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-06-24

P.oie-iise Tp-!G. - In Arkansas they call a
coat Of tar and feathers "a protective taT-iG.'
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-06-24

The Annapolis Republican says the tobacco
crop is uupr0misiug, the insects having destroyed
the plants.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-30

Ind IN the yeas the names OF wm A. Bur~ell. John
W. Eppes, James Breckenridge, Patterson Good.
~yn. John q. Jackson, Thomas Newton, Daniel
Shehev. aud others
Ia lsiO. Mr. Galadn, Secretary OF the Treasury.
made report on the subject VI this resolution, IN
winch he recommended increased duties on imports,
tor the purpose OF protecting and fostering manu-
lectures. lie also stated the fact tha the produce
ond other articles consumed IN the manufactures
was about equal TO the whole sum which was sent
1o'oad-show at that early period, The value oi
the nome market TO the agricultural interest.
fdtng the war, as we have before SAID the man
uiaetureS enjoyed the double protection OF high pr-
ees and the increased duties, which were necessary
to supply the wants OF the Treasury. This then
brings us up 20 the close OF the late war. We have
seen that from the establishment Of the Government
up TO ISIS, the attention Of every Congress was di-
LseteI to the subject OF protection OF manufactures
The Presidents In their annual communications, and
Congress m their annual enaetments, extended their
fostering care TO manufacturing establishments.
ihey regarded these establishments as oi national
importanee-necessary to the great prosperity, and
the Independence of the Republic
From this connected view Of the subject, who can
entertain doubt TO the eonstltutionaty of dis
eliminating duties1 II the language OF the Consitu
ton te not delusve, y the trainers were not ignorant
OF ITS provisions, then does the Constitution import
the power, nay impose the duty OF protecting Anne.
rican industry. The Government, from the very
hrSt, has held out encouragement to its citizens
embark their fortunes in manufacture, and It would
now be violation Of the pishied faith OF the Co
vern'nent. to abandon them to ruin.
In my next, | shall close what have to say upon
this subject. III.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-30
FLUVANNA.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Senate. House ID
.Anolh,r fling at Richmond.
From the manly and ingenious organ Of Loco
Focosm VIC make an evtrort.

From the manly and ingenious organ OF Loco
Focosm, we make an extract:
ave shall lose the DO nuenee Of the towns Resi-.
dcncc h not a. ought 10 be- qualification Of the right OF
Votng-and the Wings IN Cities have spTeadth pow.
er over The surrounding country by the small freeoas
l'J nave purchased aud the surTeptous suffrage which
hcy claim ~ incorporated faot1Tics Richmond has,
Richmond Wing Of Wednesday morning called them to
arms. AMI bodscd oi the power which possessed Of
in"lyLg the results tu Chesterfield. Dinwiddio. Ptcrf-
uu'R' Louisa Hanover Caroline, anil stafford. This
species OF influence, o which Tho ycoucn Of the country
nave always been exposed romte wings Of the Metro.
polls, IN The State Elections"
There IS not another man in the Commonwealth,
who under the same circumstances, would have
had tic hardhood to make the same charge why,
is It not notorious here that the Loeos in two
deeds, made between so and 60 votes in this city,
to contfou the election in lIanoyer1 And that this
Editor was coGnizant of the whole nfTair-if not the
getter up Of the scheme to overrun the people of
that county, And is he not annually in the ha bit Of
giving two or more votes himsef-thus dcmonstrn.
ting to the world that he has no faith in his own
prcaehing7 The fact is, the Editor Of the Enqui-
rer harbors undyng hate TO the Wing City OF Rich
mond, and Notwithstanding all the injury he hng
done It, he cannot suffer opportunity to pass with
out giving fling at it. lie may rail on, however,
and inlimo the preiudices Of the gnount-but with
the Just, the candid and the liberal, his unmanly
assaults will be treated with the scorn they merit
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-30
RICHMOND WING.
SATURDAY MORNING, APRIL 30.
ELECTION RETIJRNS

We subloin such returns as came to hand yes
terday. The report OF the whis victory in the gal.
liant little Cockade is fully confirmed Boiling leads
Wallace 26-ailer hard fought and glorious bat
tic. In Nelson also, the wings are victorious
cabell being elected by ~ majority over Lyon, tho
late member. In Albomarlc. the Wings have sus-
tanned an unexpected reverse and lost the county 10y
some 10 mejorHy-bcing n loss oftwo. In Stafford.
II Is reported, they are also defeated by Is msiori
VA loss OF one. From Hanover, we have no
certain information. Passengers in tho cars Inst
evening brought two reports-one that Bassett wa.
certainly elected by ;. and another that White WINS
eerfainiy elected BY IS. We shall hear nv Jpne
In Spottsylvana, Crutch6eld. late whig Delesate
Is re elected by large majority. From PIuvann,
we have only partial rcturns-which Indicate In.
reelection ofCcl Payne, tw) by a sweeping ma.
Joriiy. From Charles City, we have n return. fa
roroble to the election OF Lacy (w) from lint
county and New Kent
The very partial returns so far received. furp;,b
no clue to the result The defeat i'm Albem,,le ia
the biiterest dose, we have had-and TO the public
generally, will be as unexpected, as to tho wbiss il
will be unwelcome. We, however. since MIR Rives'
movement in the Senate on the Distribution Act
have had fears, both for that county and Amherst.
That movement created suspicion and lukewarm.
ness, which rarely fail TO prove disastrous.
But Aloemarle and Hanover, (if lost) both dear
TO every whis bosom, can I've and will be regained.
The one gave birth to Jefferson, and the other TO
Henry and Harry OF the West-and they will ne
yer he suffered to remain in the hands of inhdels
With the zeal and determination OF the crusaders
struggling TO rescue the Holy City from the unbe
levers, all true Wings will fight for their deliver
ance.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-30
PETERSBURG.

MIR Editor: After the most animated contest. I
hasten to give you the result of the Election for
Delegate to represent this good old Borough the
polls have been closed, and r. b. Boiling is elected
by majority of 2G. This is doing very vel. We
were told 10y the Editor of the Enquirer, that
Petersburg would elect Wallace, by a majority of
nifty they have made ,oerably large mistake
gain OF &c since tn last Spring Election is do
ing toIorobiy well. they boosted (the Locos) that
they would carry Petersburg 10y 80; instead of that
we have beaten them %. Now have no ALLOW to
the JOY that feel, and which all our friends feel in
This glorious triumph, except that our true and WELL
tired friend, whitwOrth, is, fear, badly beaten in
pn"iddie. Yours. IN haste.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-30

Peel's financial scheme would seem to be very
unpopular IN England Such paragraphs as the
following are full Of meaning-oi some iun, and no
little coarsenesS But iiimp0ric; our readers Will
derive some amusement and a little instruction,
doubtless, from the perusll OF them.
y am thinking says Dunboyne to his friend Bliss,
as he sat musng IN the corner Of room, what re
turn | shall make when Peel's tax minons call up -
on me TO state my lnccme' 'On that subject can
advise you quOh Bliss. Can you, by -
exclaimed Dun-'then do it, for the devil a bit can
advise myself Rstun 10 Ireland roared Bliss,
and nobody then will suspect you Of having any
income at ALL Dun means to follow this advice, II
he can meet friend to pny his passage.
The only persons who appaudcd Peel on his
Income Tax statement were those members who
compose what Is called the 'un monled interest Of
the ilouse-the DIsaeIs, 'Diddlo' Brownies, &c.
&C.
What does Peel expect 20 produce by his Income
TuxP asked Wakley Of the Finsbury pet. pro.
duce ! exclaimed Tom; Il should think It would 20
Car to produce more kicks than half pence and more
enemies than either
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-30

I'VE confess VIC would rather lose tho Snte,
than secure il by swallowing this Mons,er"- tho
Land Money! -Rnehe.
Whatever, IN respect to other questions, may be
the result Of tho elections, nothing is more certain,
than the people have decided in favour Of the Land
Money. The Locos were forced to give way to
tho popular feeling in great majority Of the coun-
ties. and to confess their readiness to receive the
money They may, when they get to Richmond.
refuse under the lash Of tho Junto, redeem their
promises-bu, that will no, alter tho popular dc
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-30

NELSON.

Lo'SGsroS, April 9s. 1912.
Mr. Editoc,-we have Just heard from all The nr.-
e'nets- the home vote givcn-und the vote stands:
For CABELL, (w.) at Mas.ie's mill 50 majority.
at the Springs 25-77
TOT li"oS' al the Court Couse' 10 majority.
at Greenfield, 800
Cabcl's majority, a.
The polls not closed at the precnctr waiting Tor
votes from Albemare, BucAin- ham, ana Amherst.
Caoe"s election certain. Yours, SC.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-30
torro'poHisnce N ne Courier a ENQUIRER.
w.euturro,, .-.t Al

WAsHIEGroS, April 25.
The President has now been for several DAVIS in
possession Of the report OF the Investigating Com
mltee Of the New York Custom House. and there
IS no doubt that is his full intention no, to alloy
that document 10 so before Congress Ills object in
this Is evidently to keep in favor with the Loco(oco
party The report discloscs an immense series of
proiligate and wanton expenditures of the public
money Tor eIectoneerng purposes under the Ad-
ministraiion OF Van Buren,. The Custom House
was then apparently regarded as a sort of roliticnl
bank, on which the party leaders might check ad
hbiium Tor the reward OF their own services and
those OF their creatures. This system was kent m
for years as the report clearly shows; andufter the
result Of the election Of 1910 was known, and JUS,
before the change Of the administration. n general
scramble for the last Of the spoiIs took pirce.
Although the President will do all that lie, IN b;s
power to suho and conceal the report Of the Com
mssoners OF the Custom House his efforts are likely
to be unavaiIlng. learn that the Committee on
expenditures Of the House, have called by resolu
ton on Gov Pondexter for copy of the repor,
and should not be very much surprised if thew Ind
copy in their possession at this moment
Among the recent arrivals here, may be mentioned
tina, Of Geo. Washington Tyson, the illus,riov.
defeated nominee for Commissary General Of Sub.
sisience at Philadelphia This gentleman will
doubtless take comfort in condoling with cer,nin
others similarly situated in their mutual affections
the ingrautude Of republics, and the questionable
and obstinate honesty Of the Wing majority in the
Senate. There is great indignation at the White
House on account Of Tyson's rejection. Probably
Captain Tyler will endcavor to find some snug III.
tic sinecure for him which will not require the lad
vice and consent Of the Senatep
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-30
TwENrY-sEvENrH CONGRESS.
SENATE.
SENATE.
"WEDNESDAY, April -.
..@,,- ,,e,..,.-.z

WEDNESDAY. April %.
MORNING BUSINESS.
The Journal having been read, the Chair an.
nounced the reception OF memorials and reports &c
le in order.
No memorials were presented. The Committee
ON finance reported the Civil and Diplomatic Bill
from the House, which was ordered TO be printed.
There are some amendments 10 the Bill called for
since the Bill passed the House.
RHODE ISLAND CONTROVERSY.
MIR ALLEN OF Ohio, asked the Senate to take
up the resolution first submitted by him TO the
Senate on Monday OF last week, and calling upon
rho Prcsid nj Of the United States for information
ir relation to the controversy in Rhode Island MIR
AHen was going on 10 give the reasons why the
solution should be taken up. lie stated that it was
apparent that there was danger of collision. Ii was
kn'vn tn he fact that tie President had inter
terci in some measure, and Congress heing in SEES
son. It was proper to know officially what had been
Mr. PRESTON raised point of order, and in
sisted that the motion was not debatable.
Mr. ALLEN said that he had bu: word Two
mo to saw upon the subject.
IMPRESSION was reluctant TO insist on his
point Of order, but as the subject was Of peculiar
diameter he insisted that 1t should be enforced.
MIR ARCHER expressed a wish that the Reso-
luton should Ne taken up and disposed OF.
MrCALHOUN was equally more anxious,
and seemed ready to enter into debate upon tue
Subject IN controversy
Mr. ALLEN called for the yeas and NAYS, " hicf
were ordered 10y oue.hfh of the Senate. The vot,
was then announced os follows:
fEAS.-Messrs. Allen, Archer Blsby. Buchan.
nm, Calhoun, Fulton, Henderson, Linn, McRoberts
Sewer Smith Of Connecticut, Surgeon, Tappan,
Wick, Williams, Woodbury., Wright and Young
is
NiYS.-Messrs. Barrow, Bates, Bayard, Clay
ton, Conrad, CuthbeFt, Evans, Graham, Hunting.
ton, Kerr King, Mangum, Phelps, Porter, Preston,
simmons. Smith of Indiana, Sprague. White and
Woodbridge 20.
MIR ALLEN gave notice that tomorrow morning
he should again ask the Senate to take up the Re-
sutton
GENERAL ORDERS.
The General Orders were then taken up, none OF
the subjects q public interest being pressed upon
the consideration of the Senate The following bills
were ordered 10 an engrossment:
For The relief Of Richard Higgins;
For the relief OF Reynell Coates and Walter r
Johnson;
For the relief Of T. * r Hoskins;
For the relief OF Jubal b Hancock.
bill for the relief of the legal representatives. o.
Nathaniel Pryor, was debated through the day. and
no; disposed Of until late hour. The ball was !
r.'m growing out Of decision under the Dancing
Rabbit Creek treaty, and involved as many ques.
lions OF controversy as the bill proposing a revision
o. the commission under that treaty
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-30

q ;iufsH % A. ls,fhifa'sai from IA a. s ScHair)
l.
Wan lor ihe sler,ous Plead nd
Wal foe the nc'er rctlrnins STAG
wbn-r mighty mu-ic eNst let
Tho spheres ia the'r h'yt hone altar
nrng burial wcsis and sable plume
MIA lit the funeral SONY ol We
Such e. should o'et the loved ones tomb
H. sorrow stcndercst accent ni~
hh' Freedoms kin.ilins minstrel no -
Stuse strike With triumphant hand
Thy harp and A. ~ swelling tou
speak, through the borders OF OUT land,
Tho tnisht-the beauty of that soul
Whose Genius Is our guardian hght
Through sunny raw OF darkhns ngh'-
A Nnfshtped fharos ia the sea.
IininF on high IT, fearless foIm
t. -riie the Vesselof the Free
HaicthrouEh the Jury OF the storm
II.
PRinr ~ ruE wssr' whose earionLone
Thriled gran Wy through her tot est lone,
AMI wakc,l u bounding life the shore
Where Darkness only sat before
How millions bent before thy shrine,
H"holdiur there a light divine
taught, On the golden chain ot Love,
lrounitS mNcstic source atove.
III.
SrAs ~ OUR IIorg when Battles call
ilitwovs the soldier cory pail
Whea blazing DER the trouh"i seas
Death came tumuliuonson The breeze,
AMI men beheld Columbta's uame
S;vtchcd 10y the luTid levin nime-
Thou thou did'si pour The paiiol strain
Aui thrilled with u each bleeding Nein-
Like tempest fres around the Zoe,
Whose crimson cross no longer cleaned
intuumph where Il cIsi hal beamcd-
Hut sunk beneath our gallant low.
Nv.
SrN or rHE FRES' where summer smiles
Eternal DER the clustered isles
where GRg5cs unsh"aihc 4 her olicn blade
For Glory IN the haunted shalc-
Where CmNno1Azo stands sublime
lsCd MARI ~ the sea oi Tune 4 -
THY name shall, a blessing gwen
Tor Man. OH mover To- d"Pari, .
Pea, itom our rliddcncd Earih 10 Heaven
The warm Wild music ot the heart
V.
rRtns o. rus Jusr what though dark Hate
tier phrcnzicd storm around thee rolls
Hast not cvet been the fate
Of all this Earhs truth speaking souls
It.htniugs may play upon the rock
Whose STAR kissed Forehead woos the gale,
While they escape the thunder shock
Who dwell wthiuth lonely vale
Living unnotcd not 50 thou.
Inirfofthc fearless soul andbro~
w lei the lightning and the storm
Hcat on thy long devoted form
Tie silver dav.heam bursts andlo
Afound thee curls the Promise Bow
VI.
IHos on yon high, Columbia stands
Immortal laurcls IN her hands 90
Au.i bark her vCicc-"Rtsg IEErMES, RiSE
tuloosc the cisain from every breast,
~,r' sec the splcndog in Won skies
Flashed from tho bosom cf The wrsT 80
Reused At the sound To- millions leap
Ike giants from ingloriuus slccpl
Whatcurs are here Wnat SUN T. pr"vnlll
who-c name Is Numbering on the salel-
tttr in the mountains of the ~ nth
Far The sunny south away
winged lus.rc bounting fouIth-)
The dcaihless name Of lIISsr CLAY
Aputnc lohis cI5Itsa Republican leader in Congrc
hiring the late War.
VINO can forget Henry Claws burning cloquencc
isocl,y OF GrceiAn aud South American lndepcndcnee
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-30

such OF our dealers az have supposed that there
Was Il'tIe -four to come down by the Canal. snvs
NE Albany Argus, will be agrccably disappointed.
II will be seen that nearly len thousand barrels
were cleared at Rochester for iis city, on the two
days alter the opening of tho Canal
InE CAEALs.-Thoro were - arrivals ycster.
day, DOWN to T. NJ.
From the opening C2Oth) to that hour, ilC boats
had cleared.
The amount OF tolls from the opening 10 Satur-
LAY night, four days, was 1860 ~.
NJ y. Erprsss
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-30
a ROBINSON, clerk.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE

Richmond, April Is d, 1872,
The parties concerned aeTebv n,uhei U attend al
my ohcc, IN the City ofRichn1nd ON tie 30 sav IT Msv
next, 10y 10 o'clock, A. with their Of settle
msn sndthe evidence enable me 10 perform
the 'intcs required by tbs foregoing decree.
apJ wiw JOHN SHORE, Com'r
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-30
CLosT A PAssENGER.-Tbe n o. pi,,vn

relates the following. IL is not bad:
Cant Day, Of the Creole, brought Ex.Presdent
Van Buren, from Mobile to this city. Just before
the Creole left Mobile, rough, democratic eounttv
man hailed the Captain
"Hollo' Arc you the Captain7"
ayes"
what do you charge for passage 10 New or
leans 20
'SiY dollars IS our regular price" snid the Can
tain, m hiS bland, good naturcd manner, "but Mar.
TN Van Buren, goes over with MS 10 day, and we
ought 10 charge you twelve dollars"
"Who7 The old Prosidenun
yer
wei, ms have been Wing, right up and
down, ali my days, and am yet, reckon co,rin,,
give but about hall price, say three dollars and he
forced 10 ride over IN the same boat with the Kin
derhook man. II you won't Toxic that pll wait nn
al 10 morrow"
The Creole lost passenger that time.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-30
ENCHANGE uOTEL CONpAN

Nc The annual meeting OF Stockholders, will b. held
Ia ne Exchange Room, Monday Evening" the 2n uf Nav
a, ~ O'Clock. ''
Stockholders who attend in person. arc partcn
ilrN r'uucstedo sppont their proxies business of
importance will -" brought before The tncciius.
by Order OF the Bo@rc
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-30
TRUST SALE OF
ST. LEGER AND WnOnRERpX Mill 9

IN pursuance Decd Of Trust dated l3th Nav lS}-
~ record in Chesterfield AMI PoWha'an executed I.y
J"hn Hen ana wife 10 The subscribers. Of icrre.
pronounced hy ihe Circuit upcIior Court off Law ana
nnni "n the 'hancery SIDE ON The 2Dl iauaty 1872 IN
su't h"rcin pending. he which Richard Blif. a. 9th ~
are pl -nh EDWARD ~ Boisss5u and Tiers ,isfcn
ant; The subscribers will on Tuesday. the q 20 M1v
next ~ AIR " not tho next FAR Pay .e y public auction
On Tue promises. the plantation iu the county OF Chester
He oaWei - legcr, containing 30 acres. more or less
I ct a ~ ne expenses 90 sale and commissions aud
l' SAN hten until the DAY Of sale and upon credit of
a W years equal insihnen'e, azO the residue. secur
l payment ihcico and ducs. the amount Aforesaid shall
day after the sale Of 81 Legcr n AR n not he frst it
Jay thereafter sell in Ike manner, aud upon The same
terms on tI prcmiscs the properly called .the WooI
berry Mills IN Powhatau with tho land being 70 ,cres
more or less, belong ng thereto.
=. TAYLOR,
" RHODES
Jttsices and Co5H'.fssier6rs.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-30

u tho Capial NJ the I'uery for n day. Tekcts go
There many oiher good prizes tie scheme, whir
would he worth look.nfauor. Come 20 Hoyt a Coz an
gci your Tickets. ~ 70
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-30

no. Tho Rev. Z. y Kirk will preach in the United
Presbyterian Church. Shcekoc Ill., this day. at u
O'Clock aud in tho O'Clock Also, on Sabbath
at the usual hours. ap@
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-30

HS- 81 janice Church VIII be open for Divine Service
tonight andon that Chts, Church will bo closet
The afternoon IN Chrst Church, will take Phase at
past I O'Clock.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-30

Here isl majority Of Iust two 10 one IN thos,
three Stqtes. Among the Virgom delegation, we