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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-27
DEATHS.


Died at Mr. John ii. Walkers, in King william,
on the go April, 1872, after painful illness, Miss
SUSAN WALEgP, OF King x Quee en- county. jausL.
ter OF MAJOR Humphrey Walker, who finished his
course IN the City Of Richmond, representing this
county IN the Legislature She was an active mem
Der OF the Baptist Church. She died as she lived
striving 10 do good to all that stood in need of he
assistance. No one that knew her, hut what felt
an interest m such character. Though Bap-
list, vet she was not Of that contracted spirit thar
iorbd her free communication with the unfortunate
state OF thing produced by Sectarionism. Sc had
numerous. intelligent, and Influential come rion-
composed Of Ep; coma iins, Methodist, Blstisi and
disciples OF Jesus Christ. All loved her for her
excellent spirIt, and zeal in doing good, and free
communication with them. She had no enemy on
Earth, that the writer Of this tribute o respect has
ever heard Of, though we'll acquainted for 80 years
but all mourners for her loss to society though well
persuaded OF her being at rest with Jesus Christ
Reader, let US 90 and do likewise.
IL" The Herald will please copy this.
Yesterday morning, about % O'Clock. Mrs.
HARRIET i. wife Of Archibald Blair. Her funeral
VIII take place this morning ut ~ o'clock, frcm
The residence Of her husband. The friends of the
family are respectfully invited 10 attend.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-27
oMMUN ICATIoNs.
no TnE VOTERs nF R1c11MnN

TO THE VOTERS OF RICHMOND.
You are aware that the friends of Archibald
PIeasnnts, Esq, have determined to open Poll for
HIM 10 represent this City IN the next House Of
Delegates. And as laLoured efforts have been made
to induce you to believe he IS not candidate. it IS
as well at once to correct this impression. IL is true
that Mr. Peasants has not entered the Canvass nor
was there any necessity for him to DO so, as his
opinions are well known 10 the most of YOU. TO he
decidedly Wing Ii IS also true, that Mr. Peasants
may not 90 on the bench the day Of election, but
this IS also unnecessary, he has signifed his in
lentlon OF serving the people II elected
MIR Peasants IS the very man to alny the prein-
DICE existing lgainsi the City.-He is the yery
man TO make US an cffirien, representative.
u any there be who fear IN running two Wbis
Candidates, they may endanser the election ~
both, they may allow theIrfcar to rest, as the Whis
vote largely over treble the strength OF the Loco
loco party and, IN fact, that party will have no
Candidate in the field.
10 oil those who prefer plain, practical busi
ness man, TO one who will be eternally consumins
the time Of the House by long. winded speecbes
say come to the polls, and cast your vote for Ar.
chioaId Peasants, Esq. say again. that Mr. Pleas.
ants MAS CONSENTED TO serve us IL elected. And !
his friends will but DO their DUTY, his election /,
positively certain. MANY VOTERS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-27
From The Albany Erening Journal, April OF.
A STATESMAN IN RETIREMnNr

The correspondence which we pubiish to-day lie.
tween the Wing Members of the Legislature of New
York and the distinguished Ex-senator from Ken.
lucky, will be read with grateful interest by all win,
appreciate wisdom and worth. The tribute here
pa'u TO The services, patriotism, and elOquenee of
Henry Clay, has been earned by a long lie of do.
vo,ion to the welfare and honor of his eoun,,v Al,
CLAY IS eminently N. great Statesman of this Re-
public. His name brghtens the pages Of our Con.
Gress'onal and Diplomatic history from SOC 10 1912
During that long period no other public man has
done so much for his country and his countrvmen.
In him, the true interests Of the American People
have always found a Jealous advocate. In him the
injured and oppressed have always found an eo
quent champion. His symnnthies take him to the
generous side of all questions. And hence, as is
happily expressed IN the Letter Of our friends. h.,
stands identified with all that is enlightened and
philanthropic in American annals Tor nearly (orv
years.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-27
TO THE CITY VOTERS.

As many Of you do not know Mr. ARcutu,tp
PLEAsAsrs, either politically or personally. we
would inform you IN the first place that he IL Or.
nune, whole souej Wing, who goes the whole f. r
his country, and nothing but his cnunt,y-in the
second place, that he is a gentleman without ne
proach, merchant Of over thirty years standing.
intelligent industrious, accessible 10 every honest
man, whether he be ri-h or Door an will recoe-
mise the hard.hsied WORKING MECHANIC or
aborer, wherever he meets him, in working garb or
Otherwise, with rs much pleasure as he would the
professional gentleman, merchant, firmtr. or zen.
tle, nan NJ fortune.
Mr.. r. has fulfilled every duty that bns be,n
nut upon him, whenever called upon 10 serve
Duung the late War, he Ieft his business. and
shoudrred It's mu'kei, asst volunteer, IN defence
Of his country, and remained in service until his
Company tTHg BLUrs" under Capt Nu pbvl
was recalled. We want him now 10 serve his rour-
ny another capacity. We want him 10 ~ ,r, -
sent our City IN The next Legislature, VIII oh ne will
90 " elected His retiring, unobtrusve lispo.tion
VIII not suffer him TO electionoer and We nre
pleased 20 know that We have, al last an instance
OF a gentleman who will not electoneor for an
oihee, and Ondiy hope hrs example may Ia follow.
90 ~ others; and that tho time will sorn come Tia,
oihces viii have 10 be rendered cot solicited
Working men, professional men. mechanics. and
gentlemen Of fortune, GO to the Polls 10 morrov
morning az the City Hall and record your votes for
your long md we'll tried fellow citizen Archibald
PIea'hnts, one Who will no doubt efec. more C,,
Tho interest of our city than any other W. can send
MANY VOTERS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-27

From the New Orleans bee, April 18Th.


BY the Schooner TiTgiais .faioiasiis We have re
eelved papers iron, the city oi Mexico to the 26Ih
ut. They are destitute OF any thing calculated to
throw light on the relations between Mexico and
Texas. We learn that when the y1ginia .fnfsi =
Hsus left Vera Cruz, the u. States Revenue Gutter
Woodbury.. with the Hon. waddy Thompson on
board, was entering that harbour.
L. S.-we have Just seen q letter TO CONNER
cal house in this cdy, dated "Vera Cruz, April
1ih," stating that the rumor prevailed and was
generally accredited, that Santa Ana was negotia.
ting loan ct 1000 600 with the British Govern
ment, on a pledge Of the peninsula Of California
This Is important intelligence, and Il true, will
hasten q rupture between this country and GCea,
Britain. Give the English a foothol1 in Mexico,
and they will soon stride the entre republic.
Business was excessively dull At VetaCruz. The
people there were under apprehensions that the
Texan squadron would entirely interrupt destroy
the coastirg trade OF Mexico.
Some Comfort for RspSiiatOrs.
The veksburs whig says. "The Repudiators
of Mississippi will doubtless be CAD 10 learn that
vilainy ,hrives in other place besides Missis-
sippl. The liberal, enlightened. refined and hone
Government OF Mexico. has tcpudiated n debt o.
Sl2 900 900, for loar contracted during the Pre-
sidency OF Bustamente. The grounds upon which
Mexico repudiaes isfully equal to that assumed 10y
Mississippi. and that is, that the terms OF the oar
we're 'prejudcial TO the interest OF the Natlona
Treasury, and an insult to the public moralsl'
Mississippi and Mexico, MeNut, and Santl
Anal"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-27

NIEssRs y CHASE 4 Co Ocnts--HesrinE much
w aaid ABOUT ho outaorhnary N NE HcsurtCc
ton or Persian Psun1n tosc shout o be ONO mohcrs
wrwrrf Undue r trial Offrn Wy Wilc a71 That
Time the muhrf 1 children, and had suhercdtc
foua aud PAINS during md after her confne.
enf nf earh hHdtrcd every means and akcn much
medicine but Sound huo rolci Fhc Coume nc cd "a.
king tr Persian Pills about months be- fore her c0nfne
hcr health being very poor shout fha icnqfho lime
prevnta1 and aoon enabled by their use D ,end
i1 the ayes ~ mother ~ her Ifny until bcf ronCnc
ment A. tho timc mo commence taking tho Perdsu
pills aud Tor several weeks previous she afflicted viii
DRY hard cpurh and frequent severe erlfurr
The Pills cntrry removed De- fore using half no.
with greaf confidence that afIvsr stbc~c ,t,,
tn become mntcr =" mako use Tho Persian Pia A
those thn have iEen them in as1rhood hsvo so
along BOO o ainn easy fu1unrr ant are about no boVae
in 'cW days iheie Dies nor appear a. be h.fthe l,r
90 % etrl o ll'a settling in anor cpnfnonni gher0
ihese rus arc taten We uuicdy say let none negect
'hA ueh ~ lhoy are in INC reach ofthe poor A. we'll
aethe Ich Wcafo truly tnankful tam tkore II remedy
WHICH iemles can easily procure, which ldis sir 4, eS
scnlhe woi 81 suffering, Which many 81 Them have To-
boat sndgcrap' save We lives Of thousands which otsr
"''o ""nn nc "N = ROHERTR
Rooheacs, Nay tth. 1879.
fnr sale ~ a aTpvrNa
90 it-ciH dl2n
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-27
ELEMENTARY DRAWING HOOKS
RECEIVED BIT
SMITH, DRlNKER 4 MORRIS,

NEW Luhographic Scenes Of Rustic Cottages The
Vermont Drawing Book u Landsoa apes: lie rned and
executed al The Vermont Episcopal institute. Burlington
for the use OF schools.
IN The savage state, and the Of Architecture from
be fret rufc beginning, ami Preliminary Exrrciscs in
straight and curved lines with numerous pllies ilustra
m. The subject
The second number Is DEVOTED chiefly In a. Delues.
ton Trees and Plants they should be represented m
Landscape scenery.
The ihiId number presents Drawings Of Rocks Boats
&c 10 be copied with The mater als and IN the same
manner 40 the preceding.
The fourth number commences with a Higher Glass of
Subjects, intended 10 advance Tie Pup the Art of raw.
ing and Finishing The scenes.
OXFORD DRAWING BOOK
Or the AT ~ Drawing AMI the Theory anil Practice Of
Perspective iu Ecrcs Of Letters
scape scenery, Animals aud tho Hlm1n Figure, with a
method o Practical Perspective designed M move
easy and pctspcuous style for the use Of Teachers or ot
sef-luurucfion, ~ y Whilnck Teacher ~ 40 ~, -,
the University Of Oxford embeHshed with uuyyar,is ~,
iD Diawings from real yicws. taken expressly Tor this
work one quauo volume of COO pagta
ELEMENTARY DRAWING BOOK,
Being ie Rudmcns Of the Art Explained in series ol
eazJ progressive Lessons adapted The studies and pur
su O. u young ladies' and gentlemen an
the ART, namely Drawng Shading ami Coouring on prse
n numerous Coppcrplac Engavnas with copious tsffer.
mess insirucuons 10y J Rcubcns Smith, Professor Of
Drawing
Drawing Book of Flowcrs, by Miss Ann smith
Andrews Lessons n Flower Painting being series of
man. London edition.
Together will Drawing Papers, Water Coiors In re-.
psrltc cakes Of an descriptions
q 'hand silver Paints, Mezin and Pink Coiors Pon,i,
t1mcIF Heir AMI sable Brushes various sizes Horn
aud Tissue Papers superior Drawing Pencils Of different
degrees Of quality, Paint Boxes, Painters Eascls, SC
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-27
MISS CHAR LOTTE BARNES
lnnsLicr of the Inle cnlehrnleh Cnnndinr

HAVING arrived from Charleston on her way To- New
Notk hcss tn announce entertainment. consisting
OF Eocuuonary Readings and REGULATIONS. THIS Evening
April g7th. lsI2, al the Exchange Hotel Concert Room
The series to consist Of selections tie eminent
Poets akspearc, Collins CTahbe Lewis, Could Drake,
SpTasuc. Sonthcy, &c. with predatory AMI illustrative re
marks by Miss Barnes.
no Farther particulars in the small bills door
in the evening, or through the Gay the principal Hotels
The City.
Tickets % cents each Children % cents sale
tie door, or tie Once Of the Exchange Hotel during tic
day.
D- Doors open at half past7. Performance To com.
mencc az "a 10
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-27
RICHMOND WING.
EpNRsDAY MORNING. APRIL ~.
ATTENTION. WINGS OF RICHMOND,


BY proper exertions on your part all the sur
rounding counties he secured to the Wing cause
CHESTERFIELD. PETERSBURG, DINwID.
DIE, CAROLINE, HANOVER, LOUISA, and
STAFFORD can all be gained or saved by your
votes Let every Wing voter in each Of these coun.
ties hasten to his post assured that on his vote de-
ponds the result OF the contest in the State.
No argument, no appeal, is necessary to impress
the enlightened Wings OF Richmond with the im =
portance of maintaining Wing principles They
have only to know that their votes arc needed, and
with the noble zeal and PATRIOTISM which have re.
Elected such honor upon them, they will fly to the
rescue.
We repeat. from information which VIC have, thu,
| CHESTERFIELD, PETERSBURG, DINWID.
DIE. CAROLINE, HANOVER, LOUISA, and
STAFFORD can all bo carried by the assistance of
Richmond voters. Let no Wing have Just cause to
rproach himself the day after the election, for the
loss OF either Of these counties. They will all be
abused by Richie for eNercisn, their rights wheth
CT they do 1t or not-Let them by all means merit
his censure-whieh has come to be Justly repu,ed
the highest praise.
To the POLLS, WINGS OF RICHMOND
"if Che lnd. belong the states how can the T. :
take them awsS on any trrnsl u would bc an act OF
usurpaton, 10 which ia" : aics would not submit
Enquirer.
| But they have submitted 10 it, and YOU are JUS
tiIying the submission, and urging them to continue
submissive. The true friends of the Suites, on the
other hand, are endeavorng TO arouse the people
to a OF their rights. When the last war debt
was paid IN is3i-they forthwith demanded, that
the Land Fund should I've surrendered to its right
full owners, the States. They were opposed and
defeated 10y you and your party, who betrayed
your Federalism, IN sezins upon the property Of
the States for the Of the Federal Government.
| The Wings, though defeated, were not Respondent.
They renewed the fsh,-and at last succeeded in
passing Distribution Bill-whch you are now
striving to repeal.
1t is Federalism and Federal influence, which
have made the people submit to tbs gross wrong 50
| long.
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3.l<93S
OIs2O7e8oi


'''FiiiA e'' n''ihht 'i tt-UlsNsU
From this aggregate know il Is said. in the first
place, the public debt IS to he deducted. What
public debit IL was the boast and glory Of General
JacksOn's Administration that the public debt was
entirely discharged by him. and that he turned over
10 his successor an ample revenue and treasurv
absolutely diseucumbered. With the payment Of
what public debt, then, does the Secretary credit
bmssl0 why, with the debt Of his own cTeatirn,
and expects, by the financial legerdemaln Of wing
,he year $40 credit for the debt Of 1882 and throw
tng the debt Of 1910 upon 1884, not only 60 keep a
,eOr balance sheet Tor his own term but to throw on
accumulated burden upon his successlrs which ne
charges upon them ~ eK'nvagance.
That may nOtiail 70 do justice to the frueality
Of the late Administration. and The equally conspi-
cuous financial abilities Of the then Secretary Il i.
proper 10 state that IN the report from which read
I've sets forth that, Tor the permanent, and ordinary
purposes Of Government, The annual average ex.
pondtures we're between thirteen and fourteen mil.
lions, while the large difference is made up Of ex-
tfaOfdinatY expenses. Extraordinary expenses
indeed, they are Here Mr. Woodbury. said the
distinction vas called for by the Senate To be
sure Il was BY resolution drawn by oonfden
tai friend Of the Secretary and OF the Administra.
ton, and with view TO explain away, and Justify
and mystiiy NJ m approaching trial before the PEG.
pie bill Of particulars is drawn up, which the Sc
cretary himself designated as other than ordinary
and permanent expenses. A shorter and more q n
T. opuato designot on might have been found in tho
loOs, and the account, properly stated, would then
tNiNN'N iWIlll'N lut Allt AVNttUIifWt anu twenty
cisht cor iobs.
The report vas fashioned with the sole purpose
" putting the frugaity Of the Administration IN the
n''' favourable point OF view before the public IL
va. 'he ues' that tie hard.taskcd ingenuity OF the
See'e'a'Y and his friends could devise at that time
~ hos snee been ~ 2Illncd and re explained w n
muuluoe OF eosses, serving only 10 ,lIos,,s,s ytbs
onscWo W we observer until the Stcre,ary IL ike
10 escape "Ae he lnk hsh, IN q datknsss ofbis own
creation. Tvs w"
Phe obvious intenhon Of the aceouet. ss .,,,,d
was 70 sho~ Inst the n'e'ssaTy srpensss bsd 49,,
tocfoased, and, intent upon this gteat OLE, y, ~
not occur TO the sagaqous maker Of the ter1,, ~.
he must unavOidabiy 81 the same time shou tb,, ~
uHHossarV expenses had increased. The OIL,
disguise attempted (more simple Than hst Of the a..
tdshl was TO classify the great mass Of eGpsndto,e
under The vague and Zoe vHl show presently w
ApwopDgio designation Of temporary and cursor
binary A. he time this memorable document was
called Tor, and beralded A. the ertlnguisher Of oil
charges Of exEavFgapee against the Administration,
80 were bnnsng The aphou oft TO fearful reck
oning. The voice Oft Peopls demanded an &C.
count, and nc Executive came up to the Gamma
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-27

MS. Madison This distinguished lady, the
~IuoW OF James Madison, hns arrived in this city,
accompanied by two OF her nieces and ,,k.n loJgg ;
nes at the Astor House
II was about thirty years ago this lady was last
IN our cry. whole generation has grown up
SINCE, and New York must have the ayr and look
OF altogether another city-Erpr,ss.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-27
REMEDY FOR THRUsH-CANKE
AND MuRsIME son ~ MONTH";

THOUSANDS both young AMI old buf especially mothers
and Infants, evcfy consigned ~ the tomb hy
nc above suborn Diseases Tho msunde rgfandinR and
nofanco oimpqi pcicns physicians m regard Ia THE d.
sease and be consequent uncertainty ofcurc from then
prescriptions, isa subject ~ common amonr a
hose who have suffered from Tho diaeasc, who have
Witnessed mo suifcrnas of others.
uh't"lore gives ue much pcaaurc ~ bc able N ohcr
Y" lh' clH.a NJ Huuorerg sure remedy which has
Herer tnhef n single instance. IN the most aarravafoi
cases Of ihf haraec, where tho mother ami child
havo born externally with rankor eorea over the
whnlo body, 90 we'll aE internally.
Nnny aretin ruret We have Witnessed performed by
Uoo medicines 100 DE worst stages ~ Thrush CuHk8f
H"H Nff~HF Hofe Noun, even where the paiicnf bal
been gwen over iy number ~ the talented phYsi.
rnna.
we present The compound thus confidently, because
know it " only io be tosfed ~ Boz appreciated
M - " For a1le nv a ~ FTENENr.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-27

HIP Sec the extrao. from Mr. Presion's Speech,
Loeco Focoism, slippery as an col, though Il be,
cannot clude the force Of his blows. Il 10 eruel'
however. 10 maui honest Levi and the late Dynasty
in that way,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-27

EDITORIAL COURTESY.-C Connection, RI
ven Snau are a little superior to any that our mar.
ket affords. We avail ourselves If tb;s nd or
communication to let our friend at Springfield
know that his box, containing four fat ones has
been received. in good condition. After the shad
season we shall return his box, with cargo OF
Macksrel.- Boston Courier.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-27
HENRY CLAY.
TuE rArRIor-rHE srArEsnAN-rur oR,ro

The London Times gives this corrected oceour,
OF Lord ner,lord's will
ITO has widow the Marchioness is left E5OOo
per arnum, and G2o,O 900 Ills son, the present
LORD, IS eft all the landed estates, and resduary
iesa'ee. which latter gift IS reckorei equivalent Ia
tlOOOOO at The least. The la;e Admiral Sir
Richard Slrichan left his three daughters then yerv
young. to the guardianship Of Lord HEREFORD, and
they chiefly resided with him I'LL their marriages;
these three young ladies' are the most prominent
objects OF his Lordship's bounty, VIZ. TO Charlotte
Countess Lichy, who constantly resided with HIM he
has 'eit t-6 OnO; IN Matilda, Countess Berihold.
5000; and to Louisa, Prn,Css Antimo RufIo.
L 10000 and TO each successfully, life interest IN
the villa m Regents Park; which, after them. re
lie annuity OF Goo and EIO,OOO To a Mrs.
Spencer, who Is, we presume, The person called in
Other statements (but VIC believe erroneously)
Lady Suschan's maid life annuity of eiO0O
and $4,000. To his Lordship's numerous servants
several sums estimated at from 6 900 10 $50 OOO.
To his Executors, E5OOO each; to SIR Horace Sew.
mour, fsOOO; to MS cousin. Capt. Meynell, E40OO;
10 MIR Croker, E2l 600, and his wine, which, from
his Lordshlp's having atterly lived little in En-
gland, Is not reokoned at more than f5OO; to Mir
DE iorscy, E3, 500; TO Mr. Raikes, E2OOO. These.
We believe. are the principal requests; but the
eodc''s by which they made said TO be near
huty m number, aud liable to various legal ques-
tons which may affect nd alter some other OF the
.egacies, a, least as 10 their amounts and perhaps
some other documentary papers m1y vet be found ;
but on the whole, believe the foregoing IS a
pretty accurate statement Of the flair as il at pre-
sent appears on the face o! the documents hitherto
discovered"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-27
n O Il | c. f. :.

A PPLICATION having been made for an Extra
n Train e Cars. tho - instant 10 accommodate
persons icsrous OF voting Taylorsvle that day.
train vii leave the Depot Richmond, tomorrow morn.
inE. At o'clock precisely for Tayloisvle returning tn
Richmond in the afternoon.
Fare going aud returning by the Extra Train o.
THOMAS SHARP.
Superintendent Of Transportation.
Pa r Office. April 9th. ISL ap "a
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-27

Every Wing who has a vote in this county should
90 to the polls. The Locos are trying TO steal '
march upon the wings there.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-27
n,-J. w. pIpRELL rrsnecllnllr mann. hi

friends and customers that he has returned from Havana
VA better health than he has been for years.
The affairs Of his House. q. W. Co Unexpectedly
thrown into confusion during ms absence
stored 10 Order aud having resumed business, his best
energies Will be devoted TO the of bis friends from
whom he asks continuance Of that patronage which &c.
ncTous confidence and kindness have heretofore be.
rally accorded Ia hm. ap ~ div
Uy- Lynchbu~g N,rsuian, Petersburg Intelhce ncer
and Danyllc Reporter 10 copy weekly iwceks.
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y y. 81 49, - 80, n 1890.

ROM non rsfrtHf Utfr rofers u CHs,erfsl4
On Thursday next, YOU will he called p,oo no,
only To perform your duty IN your respective couo.
u9'' w gong 20 The POLE, and casting youf vote,
upon some good aud true Wing; but il Is liksw,,,
your duty, md doubt not it viii be your pe,s,,,,
TO extend 20 DR. Simn A Pnueson, that summon
"nch hls warm, ardent devotion, and untrng nd
yocacy W the Wing cause, 80 Justly entite, b,,o ~,
noi"ilhNanhine the assertion of Mr. Memo. l,l,,.
Nooody IN The Epqulror Of Tuesday, that The D,
vas completely demolished, IN Skinqusrt,r. lv M.
opponent, Mr. llggerson llincock who alone had
lhe immortal s'gacIty to hc the first man upon lin,
extensive, md almost bound ess Globe, N nominal.
Marin Van Buren, Tor Tho Presidency bs,.c,.s
repeat, To The Po'lsi To the Polls and rrsnt ps
your valuable aid 90 relieving us not only Of 10
coiocol'mi 1"t ifom the blneful influence and d,e
ia'oriai sUayo Small Potatoes.
WHORTLEBERRYS.
ChesleffeId. Ami 27th. Isl2.