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Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-01-15
FTERN nv.

MIR CnmpkIns ngnIn mcupied The & M
~ Iepi To The remarks OF Mr. Br.nnc nm
he forenoon, AMI 10, k occasion 10 rrs.
''nsr 10 thr Declaration nt Air y, thAlIhr
GNernur should 10 aefenae nom hr
" M rons derartOty publications Wuh
which The cminltl had heen 10 pdrd, Ia
ass II the polnical character ul lhe ,xecu
i've,
Mr.. Coli man addressing tho llol.o 10
'ppp.'lun 10 the mpilon, sald, hv woud
we nflpn,ed in his vote, by tender r..
I'ri iur The pn,keIs Of The people, aad The
Ahauslpd state Of tho TIeaanry. De
said TINT be woull supper, motion fnr
.nch number Of copies, az wont com.
u u,Irate to the poole OF The State, all
the information contained in The mpssagr,
silhnt laying the House open to ihs
'hotge If prVdlcsllly in The ,x,,ehIiure OF
he rvVehue. AcIuu,yd by such motives,
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-01-15
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c, -" >p'' t. the high. q h,dd,r e.,
w. "r'"r' II" CUR Il,m.e dnr,,
!. h"Nng'"n. II lm4 count,
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bcrv 'o'~' me following destrlh, 4
|nw "'' WI: one town lnr suoa.d i.
l., IL, - h"''"g'"o, nun hprrd los. r
!, "FT IS" tavern hms.. :
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tc,,. ', X, due fr the VA 1910, sls
b. y, scott.
Eay % Tar Collector.
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Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-01-15

\, JOB PRINTING
|u,l descriptions, neatly and expcli.
= executed at this pG,e.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-21
FROM WASHINGTON

'i''"''" ~ the baltimore psfriof
WAsniSGroN, Jan. 10Th, 1912.
VI news there Is but littlc or none s,irr,p, b.,.
to-doy. Some Executive nominations ,y.-. -,
INTO Tue Senate IN the morning, and an Executive
session was held after the business of IN. do, ,v,.
over Some lew, but for Tho most part un,m,o,.
tAn', nominations were confirmed. wbicb IN d,,,
uhe, you will see chronlced IN the c,,v n,,.,s
officially. The President, believe, intend, 10
apply the rules OF hi circular more thorop,b,,, ~
anu by as soon as he can ferret on, the obnoxion,
men in Office.
Inc weather here is mild as summer and every
body ~ on the wing. Pennsylvania avenue b,,
been as gay as IT 1t had been ho'vdiv. In ,oo,.
seem 10 nave gone out. have found i, comlortabl
To write with windows and doors open and no FRI,
Inc winter. so far, has been the milJest nina,
"''hin The memory Of man
Inc fashionable season IS now fairly undc- ,v,,,
here' and balls, parties, so.rees, are common. or
public amusements there are few or non. ,x.>r,
an occasional recitation, concert, lecture or some.
thing OF tho like. In place OF them. however. tbcr,
IS cool deal Of social visiting, which is ante NJ
pleasant As thatmore fashionable. The seu,.,,,,l.
~ receptions at the White House, which eomr,n.
eed last week, hid fair to be particular bvso. rbo
PRESIDENT upon all such occas on,, is found IN n.
ahahle and agree bic, and the White House Is oman
10 all who present themselves. a large comnsnv
were in attendance this evening. with bowov,, h,',
sprInh'ns OF members % either House. The
strangers were numerous, and from all quarters of
w.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-21

Yesterday another effort was made in the House
again to embark the ocean Of Federal politics.
GenT Biyly, who, thought, had been elected
Judge, on condition, that he should quit the House,
moved that the resolutions insiruc,ing Senators
against National Bank be taken Up. After some
debate, the motion was lost-yeos CT, nays e. the
Locos with few exceptions voting IN the afirrna.
tive These gentlemen appear not TO DO content
with having wasted a week Of tho finest weather.
We have bud during tho winter, in Idle and profit
less debate on tho y inkrupt Act. They wish 10
consume ono.her. in way equally unpro6ably,
In denouucing f,rths 2Oih Time the odous Monster.
n there bod been preieSi for acting on tho Bunk
rupt L,u, rnar vas wanting in respect 10 Ma
tionli Bank For tho Virginia Legislature ms 50.
lsnnly resolved Il 70 DE unconstitutional sgsin and
again md what good new receive would do, ",
cannot dyino-unlcss the rdculs, which such ac-
ton is calculated 70 bring upon tho Commonwealth
is deemed by these ehivulrous pro,esiers sgans
Vrgina dc-euoracy, n good 10 bo coveted. Bu
apart from this. Il is notorious that there s no pro
| liability Of the establishment. Of National Banl
during The next three yeafs-unless his EKcoIen.
/ cy's conscience should see new lights supposi.
ton MOTTO bo INDUCED.
/ Aror The mo ion 70 take up had failed, Mr D..
mel congrlto'nted the House uron il, AZ an augur,
Of Inc determination Of the Legislature TO procoo,
with the business Of the State.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-21

IL stuart. Summers. Sumpier, S~,n,y,
t"l''I'"; Is Thompson, Tdrieti. Turnev, I'm
~ WOO Van Bu'eo. Wand. wa,terson. Weller.
| Nes'hrook, James ~ Williams. Chr;,,orber n
| W.nms WIS.,. Augustus Ycuns-I2s
| NAY S-MessrS Adams Allen Sherlock ] An
| Jews Arnold Avcti,g B'bccck, r. ,kcr R,rnard.
o'au' S'ns'n'n, Borden, B'cws,er. Brses, Brock
hour, Chiids, Chiuerdcn, = n Clarke Cooper
| transion. Dawson. Dcherry. Edwards Fe.s.n-
Zen, Fillmore, Lawrence, Foster Gates. CID
i,ns', GTanger. Gwin, usbersham. Hall, Hslsioi.
| hrnrv' Howard, Hudson, Hunt, Jose nh X Inser.
soil James Irwin, William w Irwin, James. wi.
| lam Z lohn'or, John Il Kennedy Lane I.awrenee.
| Linn' Nieheon, Simpson Mason, M,Ihot Max
VEL M"vn'rt, Moore, Morgan, Morrow, Osborne.
| uearce. Peodleton, Powell, Benjamin RsrdaI',
h'nd ''Fh, Riyncr, Rdswnv, Rodney. Roosevelt.
W"N'm Russell, James NJ Russell. Saitonstall,
I.,non,cn, Sl'de. Tt1m'n Smith, Sianly. S,raton.
: :%nn l S'I,rt' Richard w Thompson, Jacob
oompson TInchasl, rcland. Tomlinson. Tcun,
| hu'i, Van Rensselaer,, Wallace, Warren, Washing.
,on, Thomas w Williams. Lewis Williams, Joseph
Mh.iams. Wia'hrop, Wood, John Youngest
- the biii WIS passed. and the Bankrupt Law Of
me Extra session. 50 far the House is concerned
MIR CAMPBELL, o. Tennessee. moved a recon.
sl1srauon at the vSte just taken; and asked the
previous question.
And there wasn second.
And the question tbeins the reconsideration
was ordered, and, beng taken, was decided in the
negative.
80 the vote was not tcconsdered.
AND the question being the title Of the bill
Mr. ARNOLD moved 10 amend i, by adding the
words, being the 6rst important act Of public ma
turg tina WIS oycr passed without debate"
The SPEAKER, on q point of order ra's-d by
MIR WISE. rulei he amendment to bo out OF order
MIR PROFFlrr and MIR CAMPBELL. Of Ten.
nsssec simultaneously moved the previous question
on the title.
And there was second.
And the mann question (beirs on the title of the
1illl was ordered; and. being taken
The ti'lr ot the bill was agreed To.
Mr. CALHOUN rose and said, move That the
House adjourn; aud cal! for the previous question
on that.
And, a; q late hour, the House adjourned.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-21
cor-s,pond,r.. eln. y. s. Ga..ne. 3.

r NEW UItk, TUESDAY p. n
ne money market wears better nspcct II. dat
Every description Of stock was firm, and most
ptions improved. Illinois SKIES advanced III;
Indiana bonds /, and sterling bonds H. No, ri,L'
standing the efforts made to depress Delawarc and
Hudson railroad stock, 1t st continues 10 nJv,rco
and one the Boards failed To day in n lersn
amount THIS stock closed to day at 90, an i'm
provement OF y per cent. ''
Tire transactions m southern funds were unu.p.
ally small. The rate Of Philadelphia, was s.. Raj.
timore, u Virginia, 6il7; Macon IL; Mobile ia,
To- New Orleans, 81; Sterling exchanges are dnlI
ing doing NJ present
Treasury Notes have been sold in parcels at :,
per cent discount. ~ i
Flour is inactive ~ former quotations; hear If
no s'les worth reporting. 700 bales Upland Cotton
Wee sold To day, Tor the French market NJ 7lagl.
The weather IS so remarkably fnr. that on.
would imagine ones self almost in tho Summer
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-21
ny LAST NIGHTS MALI.

Ia The Senate, wednesday, resolution offered
10y MIR Allen. calling upon the Seer Try Of thu Trea-
'ury to know II the Distribution of ,hs land money
among the States would not diminish the resources
'' the Treasury, gave rise to some dobaIe. The
resolution was lad on the table. 10y the following
vote, which probably ind ties the views of Senator
with regard to the repeal OF that most beneficial and
~hoesome act, the Distribution law.
:, fEAS-Me'srs Archer. Barrow, Bates B,vc,J
oerrien, Choate. Cav OF Kenucky, CLAYTON
Evans Graham, Henderson. Huuting,on. Nn,,nm
mcrrck, Miller, Phelps, Porter. Prontiss. Prc.,on'
kivts. Smith Of lndianp, Southland Talln,adee- and
White-2I. - "1
NAGS--Messrs Allcu. Benton, Buchanan C,l.
noun, Fulton. King, Linn, NieRoherts. Mon,on.
'eteS, SEWER, smith OF Connecticut, Sturgeon Tap.
pau Williams, Woodbury. and Youns-I7.
The Treasury note bill from the House was the,
discussed, until the hour of adjournment
10 the House, the death of the Hon. D,v;. Di,,
mock OF Pennsylvania was announced. onl an ,d-
tournament immediately ensucd.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-21
RICH MOND.
FRIDAY MomNINu. JANuAI,Y an

we have received, one OF our Collectors, the 10,
lowing note:
n"1 your accounts in very bad ecndon-ethsi
made, have no; been returned OF n returned
not credited, and much confusion /. the am
'o suoSe rbers eomplan OF having been repeated,
'i upon for what they have previously paid"
Know IA vastly unpessautI haze an account pre-
u, winch has been rad-but Il cannot be half as gall
ING to the subscriber u.s. The thing never should
'o"' we could preventit But mistakes will soncti.nes
occur Whatever care be taken to prevent them We
o0" however, that confusion has ercr into our accounts
"is the past few ycars-and must throw Ourselves
upon me Indulgence ofour friends whstwc correct them
H 'enuec ihem to orders task upon whe are now
uen'y engaged We assure every suhse rbcr that h
0u' earnest desire TO have his exactly right and
"cwii spare no pains TO aeee mpishu
To all In eGecns this We have directed our collectors
whenever They meet With subscriber. who has recent
Tor nancy which l. not credited to allow the sum eiumed
aNe IN the receipt AMI give their receipt foe IL
ny n's means, In process OF time shalt get ali right
and straight
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-21
From The Baltimore Pairio', Jan IS.
CINCINNATI

There was no further outbreak al Cincinnati IN
IN the l4th Inst and the city was becoming quiet
The Republican Of the l4h s,ys:
"There were rgmors yesterday that the Hamilton
Bank, Cleveland Bank, and Bank of Granville, had
exploded, As far We can learn from brokers and
hers, there Is no foundation for these rumors
Granville Ewes are bnnkabs and smaller notes orc
redeemed az 2 per cent. az usual.
"In the present state Of excitement relative IN tho
currency Il is 10 be expected that thousand die rue
mors will prevail which must be received with
great caution.
"The late Bank Of Cincinnati has posted IN 9
notice that they Will receive their notes IN payment
Tor al demands due the Bank II presented wi.hin ~
days, and interest will be allowed on such notes
have not reached maturity"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-21

56"rhe Editor Of the Enquirer is no, very well
peased at the result Of the movement Of his party,
N reh"on to the Bankrupt Law. lie considers,
and justly that they got the worst Of the 6.ht. in
edition to the osium they will have to bear, Tor the
loss OF week Of the Session, When called upon
ny their constituents for the fruits Of their abours
IN this particular, they will have nothing to point to
Wf'but their own vote for subieeting State eorpo
rat'ons to the operation OF a Bankrupt Law. In
VIA, manner, their State Rights Republican De-
moeratic constituents wilt relish that vote, will oe
seen and heard tell Of" by and i've
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-21
HARr;IAGt.s.-

i Buns sr,. ON the ll.i %! Nov.,,,.r A., ~, .
R.NNitI HUGH !. PERCIvAL To Miss GNriIaRsiNNrr
We .Anght' ~ OF James RaNling- deed ''
IN 4" wlck, on The - II November bv the Tow W.
''"' " b"lri Ia Miss MARTHA POWELL III
y iir IN n p ult. 10y the Il. y Thnras r. Cas-
TOY NO, of lawrrnc, Vile to N-s NJ IA
nuwti,ic "1'' ''''" ~ EDWARDS, OF
y. H,,ii"wo ~ % Ut 10y tho Rev NJ IIcnJrI,k
KIRKLAND. ''''s NAN IA T. w.
, "a Mce~ionlurs On the 22i nit. JOHN INCoon -,
~. " "''''' OF tue i'Fmer coun'
n' 1,Sens'i,s, On thc 2li ui.. FRANCIS RANry ~,
Taylor. 'H'"i uaushier OF Randall
nm TnI, ,1 l, ic on the 3t uit 10y the Rev NrC,s,i
i.usitr ~ 49,, ~ ShlN5 10 Miss NANCY TURNHILI
brur~wick county. - All" '''o 'icfs Of
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-21
FROMInfflsvlt1r

So soon M tho news n tho outbreak IN Cincinnati
reached Louisville, (Ky) on the morning Of the
12th instant, crowd collected and broke into the
Office Of Lougoo Il Co. IN the latter city, which thoy
Quilted, and were proceeding 70 dcmolish, when Nj
Turner, the city marshall arrived, got IN the room
and with the nd Of a few citizens, s0on cleared H.
and restored some degree Of quiet II ~ supposed
thnt tho loss cannot be great NJ the funds and pa
pcrs Of value had early the morning been removed
from tho building, which PROBABLY would not hnv,
been assliled II IL had been opened At the usua
hour for business.-NAr. lEr. JAN. 10.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-21

"erely Ss an indication OF the condition Of the
PEOPLE, we publish the annexed serious r,eommsn-
''''o"' IRON the interior OF the State, for a s,,y
Law: ''' S''S
III TIE HONORABLE LEGISLATURE OF
VIRGINIA.
HOW happy is the man who live. :, g, .,.,,,...
'' "e uetes To petition its rulers aud wher, tIs
S,tt ~ 'a'se nave voice ~ the coupcils of liz
Ns 40, through their keprcscntatiyesi WV
tne Legislature of Virginia IL an au,,,., - ,
most honorable body, who hoI,, H.. i.- a"'
State in their hands wv" INC uesuny OF the
Few o, our Legislatures have had more IN Il, ,..o
o ,bn never was there so much distress
- ''y Us At present, with many o,h., 49,,
VI stoat moment that will reouir, H.; ''''''s
- us uo sreW pressure in the money ,r,,L.,
'"u Vns' OF commerce generally, v,rrini,
of 500 .a !" a nannes worthy of the mother
VI S.'os' AM M native HON, oil IN, me-, !,
Jus rious patriots toth living and dead "
pu' "he' enterprise and industry can vi,h,,,na
,"e present torrent Of depression la oil brnnrhs !,
Inc great cry - hard times aud no mo-
,"l wy man wears long face. aS though no
eS waAns IN the funeral procession of some nr,r
departed Trend. All 10 sorrow, all is yloou.
ou' "h'Ist all this universal distress, we hear the
Lf'y mace, ~on't the Legislature in,erpose ard
49, 80" US parental arm of protsctinn nrnnnd us ,
nc people do'most ardonty wish for reI,cr So,
pose your honorable body was to extend to MS the
Wv ot"heh oi peace 10y passing a stay law ,'r,s
~ "o means new or novel procedure Tor If NV
,.n.a - - '"o i'Eht, such law was IN cxis.
,suSe some twenty years ago, end at a time too
- -" ~ was not needed rs much Us at present. All
VINO observed the effect of that law were C,iIv
convinced of its psei,,l,c.s - 80 iu''y
effect ""u 'S "0s' sanitary
-, ~ hme' like these, every debtor i. ut the mercy
w I'e greedy Spectator, who, like Vultures. are
'e"uy 10 devour the poor unfortunate debtor as
5000 as nc comes within his grasp
nS wants OF the people demand that something
S. . De done. They only want a little Inn, IA
"sen"'Se their liabilI'es when all will be rirh,
no,,, secure ,o ue'f debts, that their creditors
80 no 'o'e; and they will put their Hcrculean
nvl'u'rs to the wheel, and in shot time we ,,I
a.. ue S'''e again, and plunge fcafossly tbroush
rno waves OF adversely, and gain - haven of ,s-
NON POPITII
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-21
AzA,tl9h4.GNL N.

LmVc his Jay received our supply or Garden seed
VII, arc as usual wiri1ntcd genuine aud can bo
catalogue can he had grniutousiy contsipns nil d.
az iuihc une oi sowing aud manner ~ ruliyi-
HgEr"E,riy Tgoo I ,,c i1 lsi our sentiment
ETA N---Kcd SpcckieI Valentine Ilsowo do 1bi,,
WI" VIZ, E,d Eyc Nhi' kidney Crambcry. Horticulture
HDREt OLE Scotch Kalc
CABBAGE -Eafly York, Ianifcth's large York Early
sugar Loaf Large Dru,uhcad Plat Ouch Drn,nbe,I
savoy. Green Cuflcd sivoy Red Duich ' ~ '''
,IhAhhih,34,iI,hs;sty Horn, Long Orange
tELERT-Rcd and White
CIRCIM BEWs.-
EGg PLANT-Iarre Purple
ENulNE-turrd
LETTUCE brown Dutch Fairly CmIoi. Csbbsse. .te.
MElIONS-W Water, varieties w.
ukNA. Nutmeg aud Ciron
ONlON-Ncd aud silver skin
FAN~LEN-tuflcd
PhRSNiP- SUGAR. Extra fine
PEAS-lsndrciifs Eum E'rly, Fairly France Large
Marrowlh Blue Imperial, nshop Dwarf Prolific
RADl-i-long Scarof. White Turnp, Red Turnipi
SAtSAFiE~-
srlNACn Round Savoy Leavod. Priokly sceIed
TOMATTOEs--
FLOWER FEED in assorted packages
Ihc pf'puclnff OPPORTUNITIES Tor extensive practical
observation have enabled im iurousiy disc rimnate
such varotcanf Vegetables arc really worthy ~ rui
utc iom nc iricuof or asi MOI unfscTuent worthless
vrcce ~ tn rnmr class, which have been prrpefuacd
through inrFpcrcncc therefore in making This selection
he i excluded many sorts usually found crfaofuot
of those WIN rcHdsrs o. practical rrotrsrs ~
seeds. sud Doe iFuut sure that the variety mitht be-
sfu further re uccd with nyaniare, ~ my this
ample Tor any gard however cucnsve aud fully adapted
A. ITO tbe qu,tyof the socdl ne proprct rwishestto
hc remembered that What BE- e0li by him is ri bic own
with cnrc cor cnrc that they vl npon ral. prove a.
hc araupcrIr most 90 foreign importation, such
casually collected Boo fr lufH rfIfcE 10 hr hadof
LYELI. JOHNSTON & IYELt.
ia p Agents for ~ tanireih.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-21
Raiio Of R,pr.s,,iof;c,

Hnppears, that the Committee in the House oI
Representatives have agreed upon IS, 500 n, the
ratio oil representation for the next ten wears. gv
Tho table below. extracted from the New York Err
press, It will DO in what Use this ra,io will
affect each State, and the whole Union. Bv !,
Virginia loses 6-and the number Of her reprrs,,
'a'Ses IS reduced TO Is. "A melancholy condition
Tor the Old Dominion, and which. a few ye,rs sine,
was the foremost State in the eonieaeracvI .rhs
number OF the House of Representatives is d,min.
ished iron 242 10 223. This dmiau;on is no, ore =,
enough, or IS too great. We should either Inv.
" SNAIL body, not exceeding hundred. or we oy.b,
10 have large oGc of 400 or 500. We prefer rho
latter deeidedy-both because it will have tho .,
iec1 oil making the House orterly-inols nnd bl,cl,.
guards will be eoushed down from the very neces.
s'y oil 'hecNse. as they in the B,i sh Parliament,
anu secondly because the House will be- As sbou,d
be, the accurate and full exponent OF the nm.
lar teelins-when there are no largo rraction, I'D
when every corner of tina land is represented. r.,
these reasons, so 600 or even 10000 wouli bo
lerlble to 6s or 10000.
Correspondence Of tho " York Express.
WASHINGTON, Jan. a.
The Select Committee upon the a ppor:ionmen, I
am told. wall report IN day or two in the House nj
Representatives in favor OF SIXTY EIGHT
THOUSAND AS THE RATIO OF REPRE-.
.SENrATioNl This will give New York bu, IS
members instead of 40. The effect upon the other
States you will see by the following, table.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-21
nANkHIipr -

No'n'ng certain as 70 the fate of the bill repeal.
'"s 'no eankrnp, Law. has trOpspred. Spccul,-
w" rue rs 10 the course of the President, in case
VIC O"' passes the Senate. Some confidently pre-
uc' mat he will veto i,-whi'st others think 10
cannot md IN his conscience any good reason e.,
opposing his will to the will of Congress. whe,.
1O'''""'"na' question is involved. For our p,r, !,
We never trouble ourselves with guessin, -
way the wind will blow To- morrow or pcS, !
unless during the angling season,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-21

IT, A Meeting Of Tho State Ri hts Republicans
Of Richmond will he held in tho Guy Hall, on Sat
urdiy Evening mex, o. o'clock, for the purpose Of
appointing Delegates TO the Convention, to be hold
in this city on The 81 day Of February next Pune
tua oueod,ncc is earnestly requested.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-21
The following State. will hnre their r.pressn,a

As Il is all important that Congress shall act
speedily upon this question, TO sa We the State Go
yernmenIs the expense Of Extra Sessions OF their
state Legislatures, presume the subject will soon
be before the one or the other or both Houses for
consideration.
The Constitution originally provided that the
number OF Representatives should not excecd one
Tor every 5000 inhabitants, allowing, however.
every State. New Hampshire began with three.
Massachusetts eight, Rhode Island one, Connecticut
FIVE, New York SIX, New Jersey four Pennsv va.
mia eight, Delaware one, Maryland six, Virgin,
zen, North Carolina five, South Cirolna FIVE, and
Georgia ihree,-making in these, che Old Thirteen
Colonies" sixty i've members. Now, with the
great fractional population named above and a pro.
posed alteration Of Representation OF s. 500 Con.
gress will have 223 members.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-21

LL persons Indebted 20 ihe Richmond MANUFACTURING
n Company, ehcr 10y note honi o. oven account, arc
hereby Informed that usyncni must BE- made without
Their dciiy longer Indulgence will be given
the present agent n the Company being very
uiud up hia busincEs with aaid Company.
TnE RICHMOND MANUFACTURING COY,
Ia 1I- cG Per u Anderson. Ir AGENT
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-21

l-Js The Indspaden, adyeus to the eifor, of the
Administration TO establish a corps Of Editors deyo
ted to i,ssuppori. We noticed the effort some months
back; but so far as we have observed, 1t has been
attended with very little success. We are not aware
Of more than haf.s-dozen Tyler papers in the Con-
fsderacy-ani some Of them can only be regarded
as partial apoiogsts. la tina State We DO not know
OF a single one unessa strained construction should
embrace IN that category, thetw very worthy pa
pers in Norfolk, which have once or twice thrown
ou! n kind word for Mr. Tyler's benefit. But If the
Administration establishes rs affiliated corps, what
can papers avail ifthoy are not read7 How can Co
vernment pap, however literally layished compen-
safe for tho want of subscnbers1 For oil the good
it will do the Administration the money had as well
be thrown into the deep, deep sea. The Enquirer,
we observe, perceving Mr. TyeFs dificulty-whilst
II assails his measures and his Cablnet-professes
great personal respect Tor him; thereby hoping to
bring itself within the pale Of his bounty, and init
mating It's willingness to be serviceable, II he has
any lrto lucrative jobs in its line, to execute! #
would be cruel, lit were appointed-consiIer-
ing the compliments il has employed, and the ndm-
able fitness Of things, in the Enquirer becoming
the offciil gazette ola Whig .fdminiSir alton,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-21

Mr. Gusts. tho Senator from the Aeeomac Dis
triet, declined voting in the election Of Judge foI
that Circuits aod in doing 50, considering his rela
ions 10 the candidates. ncted With tho delosoy and
ssnubility native TO the true gentleman.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-21
I

Co. White requested us, soon after the an
nouneement in the Wing, to say that he was no
ca 'd'd'ie-hu, We supposed he was testing. land
thought no more Of the matter-JEp. Wute
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-21

Spring Grove. Hansrer. Jan. 18Th

Spring Grove. Hansrsr, Jan. 18th, is4a.
Sir; Having seen it announced in the ENQUIRER
also IN your paper, that a candidate for seal
IN tue next General Assembly OF Virginia. and such
announcement having been made w,,hou, n,,,
knowledge or authority, aud not wishing to viol,t,
an old usage, that OF the peoples meeting end no.
mnaiing their own candidate, you will therefor,
say am not a candidate.
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