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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-27
The BsntN .NaIi6,r aud hs E,onir.

~ she Nuanlff W tc Enquirer.
MIR Calhoun's friends are growing holder and
bolder every day. Nothing is wanting they say)
to make him President, but the nomination. For
this, they are now struggling, and they have but
little patience with any of the Locofoco par,y
who will not declare themselves for him forthv i,h
Ri,chie's proposition to postpone the agitation of
the subject for another year. is most provoking.
Some of them have a shrewd suspicion that thu, de.
lay Is designed TO cover and foster medi,ated
trcaehery. They reeollect that some three years
ago, the Editor declared mos, s%olemnly, that what.
ever stats and difficulties might beset the Demo-
crazy, he for one never would support MIR Calhoun
mo, NEVER The honest nullifer had com.
mittsd the objectionable sin-he had on more than
one occasion, in public and private, a~rraigned the
integrity of the Junto-snd he could never be for.
gwen. Sooner elect Henry Clay or Daniel Web.
s,er, or old Nick himself. IL is upprehended, that
a man, who harbours malice like the Editor OF the
Enquirer, has not forgotten his nntieni enmity, and
that he only affects a willingness to support the
Nulliier, from poleeey.
These gentlemen do our contemporary injustice
in Judging him so harshly, and themselves wrong in
pressing him on a tender point so closely. lie is
tractnble TO any honest purpose. He is n polite
politician, and always eats his words, when his
in,eres, is to be promoted by il. He never made
any bi;ierer speech against Nj Calhoun than he
has against Gov. Gilmer-and he was never in
turn more v%enemously ussailed by the first than by
the last. And yet the honied phrases he bestowed
upon the Governor were only more superlative than
the Governors card respecting him. Let Mr.
Calhoun's friends only show tina. the nullifer is
the strongest man, and that it will be to the in.
terestof the Editor to support him-nnd then allow
him a decent time to make his arrangemen,s-and
our word for it, he flies the Palmetto flag with a
vast display of herosm. But they must gran! him
l2 months-thnts a sine qua non. II, at the expi.
ration Of that time-aher having made MIR Steven
son Governor-ihe ~nullifers can prove MIR Calhoun
to be a very popular man, and a National Con-
vention shall nominate him-there will be no hot
ter Calhoun man in the Confederacy, than the
aforesaid Editor!
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-27

iTS The whole country has complained, with
reason, of the disrepu,able scenes which. from time
to time, have been enacted in the Halls of Congress.
But the Northern Press has been especially clamc-
rous on the subject. The scenes so much dep!ored-
are the results Of the Duelling Law. which was
passed soon after the Ciley duel. If that law were
repealed, and a duel were the certain consequence
of every insult, We should speedily see the restora
ton Of good breeding and decorum in the Halls Of
Legislation. At present, the buliies and black
guards have it all their own way.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-27

VIZ subscribers beg leave repeatedly fl.
form their customers and The prt' ,W.,
20 iutlfe Their stores viii be eios,d on sy,5,,.
'ul 'hot az each establishment which has bsf.t,f,, y,
keen yep, open, some one viii. at ali times 5g,1,S
,s,. y oe ln attendance Tor the purpose of di,.
necessary Tor the siek. my De
ALEX. DUVAL e. co.
10. r. DUVAL,
ANDREW LESLIE.
"a RAGLAND.
JOHN GAYNOR.
SAMUEL T. DOVE.
X; w. APPRRsON.
hhtsb THOMAS.
. A. STRECKER'
BOLTON Il HARRIsON
80 u. EUsTACE n son
my" SAMUEL =. ADIEGCO.'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-27


heposted and corrected twice a week for the VIII.
Mountain, drain to l2c.
ca~NpLES--PeTm 3iAftc; HnlPs Patent Ice; Talio~
1R,os'o iolei Lasaayra lOl.iii =, Domingo 5,
f1SlI-IIeuinrs sl3l.
I~LouR-family ga Country ssJs7l too
""AiN-has do~nward tendency. whest-no ales
nsns aud none In Enrkei, worth IRON OIL to LlO, Corn 65
touri Oats On 10 &c In Dock
hON-rts :, EnElsh -; -wcdcs slOO. Treiesal san.
L~,Mhkk-Cica White Pine. No l. $40; No Noa
q k.useL H. rioouns, t6an per N icet. 49,
MnLASSss-rouo Rico 2is2ic; N. 2i.2te-
IN" i"'er sNosl0' Fall STRAINED goalOt Whale. I'm
fRoNlsioNs-smLhhcld BACON &c; Ola MuLIbn,s a,o
". tchuond cutei 4lc; Lard &c.
~ AirrER-s5l on Basin.
s'.Aks-st crots eslOc, Porto Rico 6iasl, Nav Or.
leans . To &c. TO' '"
sIIOr-6c.
sALr-wLsrf 81 ~. Store 81 "a.
eipts increasing, n,i,.s s,e.dv VA.
quote LuSs ssl a 2.-Ieaf3 q iS-seneral s,leED.ncr
inanuesoa Slime manufacturing ssalnl.
rLAs-impeuala and Gunpowder 5e asiC0, Back 60 a
w~nIskEy-Bbls2 ie, hhJs &c.
New Work. drafts 9lais
baltimore 10 3laIc.
MOTH cn'olina psnk notes. $40 aud over, prom.
a. DO do under siUs, Par.
r.. sfonna............ p Tcnncssce. Ikr
r~.'' Notes....".....3c specie.
.'"H''o.-rbc sdsiccs by the Acadia arc not NOR,
,ssoui'o'e' some English letters speak In the most
10y ''.hs OF the future prospccts-but ENGLAND has
ceased To be the ouly market for Tobacco. w. c,n,o,
however, look forward for better price, un,Il IN. ~
ducuon 10 illuminated. ""
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-27
GEN. \

The Wings in the Senate expressed their willing
ness to besiow the sum claimed, as a Loon-accom.
panied with a disclaimer Of any design to impugn
the uprightness Of The Judge. The Locos refused
the money on these terms-and the bill was reject
ed. 1t is s%urmised, that they have since taken a
different view Of the matter-and will take the
money on any terms they can get il.
MIR Conrad, the new Senator from Louisiana, dis.
tinguished himself in the debate, which took place
on the subject.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-27
LAND FOR SALE.

'IAINio he an honest man. have contracted debts.
u both Tor myHct and 40 security Tor unEfatemI neu-al
Of which am determined Co pay, without Tie benefit III
HAT accurscd bankrupt Law, or an insolvcnt debtors oath.
~ some others have done; but Ike n man, will meet
al my nEaEcmcnts-fcs without any deeds of trust and
OF preiercncc-hut to pay an and every claim against me.
100 cncTy way, shape or form. To this end, I oncr for sale.
ny. MD HOUSE iIaetOt Land, lyirC south u Campbell
and charlotte Court House road. THIS Land was desc ribed
iaIn'y one 81 the most desirable estates In this section Of
lh' country. " contains l2ln acrcs, lies WELLS well wa.
g''d Lhnl 70 clear ilan any estate be- This section n the
estate, which H. also good But come and zee orher or
DOM 'cfm, hhcril. GLEN. HANCOCK.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-27
DEATma

Dto . Gfeen county, Aa.ama. on the mo,o,oe
= y. On instant, OF ~consumpuon, DR.. Atrs,5
LitSD' IN The ssh year fhis are.
~ yesterday morning, Elrz.ngrg w. Me
C'oks' only daughter Of Thomas .od Ian. NJ
C,''e' ~ 'ne I5ih yeor q her ags. The trends and
ll'I'lances Of the family are tspeI.Iv r,ouss,.
cd 10 attend her funsrsI NJ her btb.,.
ths afternoon, at 4 o'clock. on
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-27
MARRIAGES.

10 Fre1ere ksD1rg, on Thursday, the 18Th inst d.
place. "' ''"''
n IN us'daya ne l7h INST, by the Rev. Roosr
Syauo' 5oHn j. Ho'Kfss, E.q. ofKing & Qpeen
Co'ny 20 niss GAnRiEftA g., daughter Of Inc
'at9 Thomas Ialialsro. OF C8ro me.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-27
RED sULPHUH sPRINGs,
Mouroe Doupty w..

TIlls establishment 10 now open Tor the reception NJ
II Visitors. under the Fupnnfrndencc u the suhsrr.
her W" has made arrangements f1 accommodate. IN the
most comfortable manner, }i quests, with their eerysuff
and horses. Great pains have been taken To select lie
best servants, and tho supplies are liberal and Of Inc hest
Quality. An abundance N ice iH provided, anI 10 be brief
inc Subscriber promises nothing shall be omitted calcu'
lated 10 secure The comfort u the Visitor. Regular ri.
weekly Stages connect with the other springs. Tbcv v1
run daily NJ soon asthc travel will Justify H..
JAS 4 DUNLAP.
MN William Burke, who e now in Richmond, NAV
be- consulted upon Tho properties NJ fhc water amino rog
rect manner ~ using n. fe msy be found hv rnrriring
a. the Powhaian House. In, "a 1910.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-27

We understand that up TO the latest dates from
the whereabouts Of Gorsrnor DoRR was
unknown; and tina, his friends conscious of the
anxiety OF his sympathisers IN this city To have in
their possession some relic of His Ere,H.rcv. had
very wisely determined To ship to them his favorite
Dog. Intelligence Of this considerate intention was
received in town yesterday; and il is said tina,
Slamm, Nnnderpoel & Co. intend getting up a
very interesting memento OF their departed friend.
N. Y, Cour. n E,or
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-27
MIR. SPEECH.

The Country readerhas a rich treat in the speech
OF MIR Rayner-wheh is concluded in to-day's
paper. 1t is spicy enough for any ~palate-hu, not
a whit too much so for any good wing.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-27

THoHas HoLDswoRrH BLGEE OF Indiana) hss
been appointed by The President ofthe United States,
With tho advice and consent of the Senate, 10 be-
Commissioner Of the General Land Omce, wee
Huntington, resigned. This appointment was con
hrmed by tho Senate, ~ We hear, with a unanimry
which must he highly gratifying TO Col y AXE snd
his friends, Of whom he has many in this city.
MAT InL
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-27

Mr.. Southland. President pro. lem. OF the Senate,
has been confined by sickness for several weeks.
The state Of his health has suggested the propriely
Of choosing another 70 perform his duties. Mr.
Smith, Of Indiana, and Mr. Graham Of N. .. have
been spoken Of.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-27

RN authority n a Dcctof Trust executed ~ no BY the
- lsmcs Rtycr and Kanswha Company, We oTcr for sale
the following i0fa.
Three infs between ID street anda street fhlrty feet wide
ru Tho northern margin ~ Tho H~aon-ono Of these Lots
fou'a iOtcct on D1ein street and ~ feet on ~ street. Tho
%1fhcrtwo font 80 fcetf inches on Basin street and % feet
Z tnchcsO - aucct
We also Offer fr sale Lot No 80 below Myers Factory.
lying on the canal and Sfh street. Thfe lot Will be dvkicd
into four lota-thc plan ~ a. the Office oftc company, end
viii be- shcgnt 10 persons who may wish IN SEQ d..
For the shove property We will receive private prnpu
Fas from pefsuns mspoect 10 purchase until the nh LAY
~ juno fnf nnpt privately eoidbeiore thai LAY, o. Will hen
be QuhlcY folf ior cash. ftlo o. lake placc ati o'cloot
= n on tho premises
Tho lilo "a thus properly b. believed IN be undnui tel
but seiinz AZ Tfus,ees We ran only convey such ~ 2 vcsi
| edinus.
w PEGRAM T,u...
JOHN 4 IGNjAsTER,S ''"'ee''
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-27
RICHMOND WHIG.
FRIDAY MORNING. MAY y,

ut- Mrr d. Lynn Agent for this Once, Is now on a
Collecting tour through the countios of spou-ylvsnis.
Culpepcr, Orange, Greene. Fauquier. stafford. Pr. vii.
lam, AMI Fairfax. aud the District of Columbia. our
hiends in those counties will greatly osnse us by paying
TO hin arrears.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-27

The Globe says that the prominent Office holders
IN MIR Van Buren'S time, with hardly an exception.
were honest men. The truth is, among all the ro-
ceivers of public money under MIR. Van Buren,s
Administration, there was not a solitary on, tina,
ODD no, prove a defiulter. There is an old ma Kim.
thoi the receiver is as bad as the thief" but, during
inc reign OF Locoiocoism, every receiver ,cas a
"Syn'pathi-ing."-Wil nobody "sympa,hize"
Their "sufierings Is in,olerable.p And vet instead .,
c%ondollng with, the People laugh at them, What
a wicked, ungrateful woIld III.
Why isit that MIR Tyler and his cabinet are
making such unwearied e~xertions to degrade the le-
g%'slative branch OF the Government.3 Is il not
enough for them TO have degraded the Executive
branch
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-27

The House Of Representatives curtailed the Ma
estimates 80, Sc ,4OO-insiend Of a million and
a half, as stated yesterday. The Army estimates
will probably DO rnzeed IN inc same proportion.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-27

Accounts from every quarter Of the country re-
present the growing crop Of Wheat rs very promis.
log. The crop is very fine in all lower Virginia
bu, il, is not a large one-the failure for two or
three years having deferred farmers from seeding
as much as usual.
The other growing crops nro also promising.
No idea can yet be formed Of the Tobacco crop.
The season has been, and is, favourable to plant
ine.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-27

i-P The sale Of the shares Of delinquent Stock.
holders in the James River & Kanawha Company,
which was postponed Wednesday, on account Of
the Agricultural Fair, will DO resumed this day
See advertisement.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-27

Messrs. Stevens and Csiherwood-the travellers
arc expected back from Central America during
next month. They have been very successful in
their oxplorations-and will put forth another big
book on their return.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-27
MARINE w
PORT OF RICHMOND-Mm9,
High wnter. ihis dnv. G n,cloeL M


Sohr John Barr, Hollingshead, Baltimore. s,r.
dr'es, to IS woodbridge. IL VIZ ] ] Frv. n
Austin, ID u Franklin, l. .udlam x Son.
Schr Margareita, North Carolina, FISH.
Schr Constitution, Liberty, York River. linn.
Schr Jubilee, DeAton, Baltimore.
Sehr Only Son, North Carolina.
Sehr Eliza Ann, Thomas, Baltimore, sundries.
Sehr Mary Francis, North Carolina.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-27
$40 REWARD.

from the Subscriber In Chesterfield, five
- mhtS above Manchester, on the lOfh of March last.
my negro man TOM BLACK, about 3 feet IN inches hieb'
nark brown complexion, curly head 81 hair. sharp nose.
puch spoEen' and has one brother living In Pciershurr.
AND another near there. lie was purchased Of Mr. II q
Harrison ~ Charles CIV, In No.. 1870
Also. on the l2th instant, my man Roger sometime.
cll'd koieuek, absmt thirty or thlrty.fve years
OF age, ihll sN feet high, nll forehead, a little inclined
tc he Knock kneed, with a scar on the ught arm, between
me shoulder aud elbow. He sometimes calls hin sclfAn.
lll!y 9lokes- He had on, when elef, q cIcassian frock
c"ai' invisible green, with a velvet collar. mixed casstnet
paniaioons aud black fur hat Ihavc hut luuc doubt Thai
m- nas ohtlineIlr er papets- adds now lurking about Pc.
STATE. F -
! VIII give s3l reward for each or either, delivered 10
nc In Chesterfield, or securedin iaH, so thst rctthcm. or
MN JOSHUA ALVIs.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-27

s. y Efsay on Cicarcus M,nurcs. ny Edmund Rurn.
n Er1, second edition.
\ Fystcmatr treatise on tho Theory or Prcurc 81
Drawing and Enhancing " DC directions for sff,igtt,,ing
Naief cnursca, etc illustrated by pians and acruons no,
picablr 10 ihc various sifuln0ng and forms NJ ronsfrur.
h0u. Wy John lolnsf0ue. fHni Surveyor. the Gfst Amor.
can, from TIC third English eiiuOn. revised ami cot,rgci
Received aud Tor faio.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-27
e-srsssaAAasass af,A. s.iias.. Aos.is.a.
-.

WAsatsatos. May ~, tsaa
An important step Vas taken In the House OF lie.
representatives. yesterday evening before the adjourn
ment, upon he Bill! proposing a ,e.organlza,i,n Of
the Navy. The subject was considered in Comm,
tee OF the Whole. and at the suggestion Of Mr.
ADAMS, whose influence over his fellow members
was never greater than now a compromise effected,
10y which the whole subject, was disposed Of in the
oes, possible manner. The Bill providing for a re
organ'za'ior, reported from the committee on Naval
N""'s was abandoned, and a Join, Resolution in
ny MIR Wise, as chairman OF the Naval
|omm''ec' 'ns'ruc''"g the Secretary of the Navy
ana Attorney General to report a new set Of Rules
aud Regulations which, when approved Of by Con.
srcss. shall loo tho law OF the land.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-27

ID% The Florida papers bring news Of fresh
outragos by tho Indians.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-27
AUCTION CAHn

- Pit sale Ihis Morning, May 9Th, 1912. eomnens.
Esn y o'clock (~ithin doors) OF Cutlery, Hardxare
sanoy Goods, etc. etc. In well worthy of aitsniisn r.,
800 are Iesh and In good order, aud the great saeriGso
n,ans IN them AZ Yesterday $ sale, should be a grcaiindncs.
mem ior those Ia want OF bargains To attend. Tbs b.I,ns.
ior cash, without regard 10 weather. f"'
ma INIoES a upnru,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-27
OFFICE.
s25. 600.

One of the above prizes may be obtained a, uv
once, IN all probability, il application is made he,
'ote , O'Clock Z M, tomorrow, iCeFor $40 onIv.
ma ~ CHAS. WORTuAM
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-27
EAKMvILLE KnMALM srMInAnN

I'VE hr-t session ~ This Institution will terminate tho
II lFhot June. with a public examination. The crercI
Ees VIII be resumed on Monday week, being the Igh Of
me month Early Attendance Is very important, especial
" win a view 20 Classification. The cpnrse Of efuiy will
ue az thorough and extensive as iu any OF our best female
.INnls. NhIe every possible facility will be given Tor
lle ailalninrni 81 the higher branches, tho elementary
-tudics particularly, As forming the basis Of = good eI1ra.
non VIII receive an unusual share ~ attention. Much
mshi bc -aid II the advantages of the location. as W. IN M.
the government and discipline 81 the srhnoi. buf We icem
SUCH remarks ~ the present instance entirely unnerc.st.
~. Board can hc obtained In various amiiesin the Mace
NJ siOpor month-when his cannot he done 10 sut re
wishes oi TIE parent, a few eau be- accommodated Al he
seminary NJ the usual charges. Tuition fees. session or
I'VE months. 10 Toe paid half in advance, the remainder
TtW'"laIy hh2isu Sfuies, ...t.............s1 SIP ~
me NOR" advanced risHgrH.. m
Music Ynthe Piano, with singing. .............2 90 ~
Latin. Greek and ~
rahIng ana Drawing. 10 %
with mo institution. IFA
ma % WfW
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-27

MI the New Orleans Banks have r,sumed specie
payments.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-27
OHPHAN's AsYLUM
TO BUILDERS.

viii be received TO Let June next. for
u The erection Of an A sylum for Female Orphans. I'm.
der The will Of the late Edmund Walis.
Aplan of the building and spertfcat ons. NAV be seen
NJ the Once uf Williams ~ fIatat.
ltisdeFircd that the same person should undertake tho
whole WORK, hut separate proposals for the different narta
will be received.
Petaons making proposals. arc requested 10 state the
tine In whichthcy will Gnish the building, aud the periods
OF payment. WIN WILLIAMS,
RI HANALI,
ma ~ c01Iu Permanently W,us 'Iast1
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-27

Il is said that Mr. Van Buren,, when coming up
tho Mississippi, whenever the Steamboat stopped
at small places, would present himself to the adj
miring democracy in "a round about and striped
breeches.n
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-27

TIE INHIBITION AND FAIR took p,,r.
yesterday under the most favorable auspices. Tn,
weather was delighuul-the company was large.
the greater part we believe ladies'. MIR Garne,t,s
address was happy-the exhibition gra,ifying-an
inc dinner and dinner scenes most agreeable and
eShihrating. We have no time TO enter into par
uculars. but will recur to the affair again. The
hncstisel,ng prevailed, and We doubt not its friends
gathered fresh encouragement from what trauspired.
Compiler Of ysst,rdau.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-27
HOYT s. cos +

NENr LoTTERY.-3 Prizes of $3.50 0 each.
and Tickets $40. N'
Hoyt 4 Cos Office is the place to &c, The prize
\ Nhtlo. md o. L.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-27

f~tncotI's speech was male, and a. lifetime orts rtb.
'iton . hs rufnorcl that Offers have been made. % par.
II ~ iutee int . hsf millions Of the stock advertised Nv
Se.retary "i NE Treasury, ttaf being the amount con.
-lItitl ,ceffiV Tor the present emergencies. This ~.
,.DI hsei- communion bur, even admitting u 10 he
Il', I H loes NOT conflict with The reas9utf r ~ Nr u q.
I.uaIst Tie uncertainty which hes for weeks hung
49, Il' maier andthe %iardineEs Of capitalists In fskinr
Moreover To ordinfy times when tie money
" N easy 9oFernulen' sfocs, bearing an infrresf II
or efccnt. with - years Co. run. ought DO commend ~
premium. Ftrfto r even four PER cent stocks ought. on
i.h Nln'i am WIN sound condition ffcurfcrcy 10 com.
thati par YET. with al me aivauiagrs onsfedhy tta law.
---o -. ~ loIl- a-nIt ~ Lc-ns MON .ln.r.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-27
NEW-MARKET COATS

-. M COATS.
THE undersigned wouldinvnc particul.r at,enuo, q ,ha
Il style Of business coats he has TO offer under ,bc abov.
eoguomen. OF which a small lot has been received nom.
New York. ST.pp !. I, N"""'
ma q oc,osuo 80.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-27

p,n " nf y, .i,,us ~ Ml'saclu'ous, n rcrfyiar 10 This e,,.
,.ahI'f speech. ssfrI r.nf sfeT ,.,..ll,
)" f'nafsa InfIe iuirI Erresr bo 80
nioy discover fHr points Of fGerenr, t,-
tho ~ "i We secretary Of Snfs. Wr Wetet,,
- wv i,'l.l enn those alyarcef BIZ NJ 49,.
here NJ ushingrotftr report ofw "a htlhff
tne lniehigcncer, AMI remafscduis ne r,,i, ifor
MI Apf'saoi were fhc same NE those 81 vi, 49, .i'le
soriius 10 bic tNr CO uniersanInr ~ ",D.'et %
hf 'us1inE called on VIZ RayncG ami r.,,.... H'f'
rate Whai were Tie sentiments in Mf Wsisfe,..i .m n
which he objected Hiff n
w kayner ssh thar. in reply 10 the gennem,rt.
~foEstofy5 DO would remark INST. boz aliIfNog to f 'f
on lHo secretary of stafs. he spoke ~ o. mainly fn 80
n' tlon "lin ne aiie"pt which ho thought no saw maxi
~ y. aWlr excitement, and 10 make p9IG-aI 800.
~ uc Ahmunls fauonti n fc SouUh. on this Creole sG.,,
nc conlessedhe iountt very fimcuf 10 undersfandc h.,
acuy lle meaning oi me sccroisfyfs lcuer. no ts5 49,
y over inrce umesi without being able tos eusin hi, n,,
p1n. re thoufht however, be could sec that fe fs1,
one poiioh oi PEI lcuef seemed 10 deuand a. arSIfls
ul Nuiif9 winch another portion Of fhc letter aeso,.f Il
-lmI aouli only hc sustained upon te ground oCn,H,o.
Iy hNaHtnf apparent Inconsistency. Htou tn sno
y ~ WIN The eomme0fs ~ rmc presses and n,rti-,o-r
20, i}let ADMINISTRATION, 90 whici be osccptcd m non
~ W ~ his views concurfcd win nose an,
a,oiej.ly ~ men bis disapproval n he Ieuer was
w, Dst'."L hfHifnt and be- saw no reason WHY uhe go
ueinlh ron nassaehusets(M Cushing sboul1ytvc w.
some political capital maA'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-27
an vowo ''' '' JOHN HUNTER. C C
mrRRINosANnsn ,

NO Family Roe HcHinRs In whole bbls.
~ 10 do m half hhls.
No Nc Clip ncrnngsi aud a few bbls. shad, put u
mac U NJ mrRTON
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-27
FOR NORFOLK, ELIZABETH CITY AND
NfTnN

Tho schr ESrard and William. Cant. CoGeft.
I71D Will lake what freight may Oder TO either Of tho
~ IAs 4 gEO WINSTON
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-27
FOR BOSTON,

HK The packet Crhr N1trnFnnffm naker, master,
kkHIb now To load, will have dispatch For freight or
- psssage, apply on board ~ rctet's wharf or 10
mtN FISHER & SON..
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-27

SHlRrsi sHIRTs'i-supeIior quality Tu1ed bo.o,T
PLAIN do, at Exchange Clothing store. IAN street.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-27

VESTS NESrSH VESTS TIA splendid assortment,
v Just received from y York, aud Tor sale low Al
h1ehange Clothing store, opposite Exchange Hotel