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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-03-03
1. GeiSRraE ElltrIIt6f1tre.
From ths Ptiss5,rg .qmtficaa, Fsb Isl

T. ~ / 4F
/ THE LATE ELoPEaF sri We find Upon
inquiryaths ). the estate 81 AiisslCroghsn
lib not absolutely ia her own righs, and tar
caring advenlurer who has carried hef, i
child, from her couPtry and friends, N 81
possibly Be disappeiaied 10 hiaprintipal
hopes.bi The estate il vested bY viii. in
four trustees, james Ross, Esqa Harzsr
Denny, Esq,. Cap, James r Hptier. and
Denais S. Seully Esq and the survivors
thereof and at'is the duty Of thaqtrustses
10 diviae3the esiate of the test4toy, tie
latg Gsa James O. Hara ps they The safd
ttaslees, sIiaIl zee I'll among h|sIfhildrsn
IA BE- ehjoyed b. them l&Ad tiahir ,heHs
4orexRI. I'll
H The tes,ator X see ms. had foreseen and
nroyldedtln his will for al possible case Of
this kind. add having full ind unbound.
ed conhdepce in lie iatfgrityahd honoF
81 those he,natnea as his TRUSTEES, clothed
them WITH s,hiA great power .bser bis
ptiaeelY estate Gen. q HAra ltit three
heirs, lie mother of Miss ctoghao being
ore. N5fnal diSisiop BAY vel basn % lde,
ghish. ls4psins al life absolute disposal
ambng;the heirs all Of whom are 1Dil liy-
ling. The high chaFacteIol these genale-
linen are asshuances that3anpleE prov non
Twill be made out 81 theI estate, ior this
misguided and unfortunate child, but al
would rdioice ID find this speculation, Of
rather tB|s vile conspiracy. miseaFrY il il,
lpfihcIpaaEqbJxctI
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-03-03
5EK'xsE .sIS0 ~ EAND
T FOR SALE. !.

yTTSaE ExseuloIsidt the fev@ ". c, walt6n.
/ abceased. offer for sale that beautiful and
ldesir4ble FARM ii The county o.. Jefrerso1i, an
ths sAenansoah RIVER, called i" Bslhany, con
tsiaiak about
! 4OD a aresllof Prime Land,
Al la a. partz0f .wAtchs ii ]Ine iNIB ER-haK-
i1gA srge aad.canmadipps D@eliihE, &e< &c.
III Al snag psrt oftibe purchase money u to>be
pasBl IL hand and lha hallnee on long credit. p
1EApHly TO . T.. Diughefly, (Postsge paid,'
ChartstoSn, jefferson ceuaty, Virginia.
Y De5embcT 80. IR1i5-<u. % -A
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-03-03
AL.QARDs
v. Q. sIN aLETon.

NJ iQnNLI Al LAW
ESEHH0 practices IN The Federal Courts. vii
/. ~ give his prohpi attention 10 .ny eases q
Bankruptcy that may be conmated 10 bis mar.
agemehf. ~
Res. a. 1st2.,E n
An Dissriet Qua bf lie UnI,ea sraE6s for
the Western District Of y,rsinia. .E6aden i,
Stagaton On the l5tA day efFsbraary, Is43
.No. 20x-Ia the matter IF John b.
|. C7-MPBELL, Ffedelck Comfy,
@ IN gASKRuPgcY.
ffAIS Day came the ss4llHJc6n B. Campbell.
i ~ " o. sinEleiga, Esq his Attoraey
aaj filed his petisigR 10 sfiIiag, pfayihg
50 Be deemed s B9%krupt, and - 10 De de-
elarsdTny e:ereS OF this Court and there
p3on. Il IS. ordefed, that naijce thereof, for At
least tTeniy DIS. be published 10 me staunt0u
speetgtoa1 = heFFspapeT printed at 4sisunton,
an41A the Ayindhesier TjFginian, new spaper.
F,pAlisheKst Wincbe lts-sf & Tie ssestsfn
tt.trzfaf Virgins and that The ctediIets Of
The I'D John B. Campbell, aud slf.olher per
SoT concerned in interest in the said maiteAof
bankruptcy, pc notified TO appear here on me
lsih dsy..Sf March next, % show cause. il any
they have, why me prayer or the said petitioner
should not be granted.
{ Copy Tes;e,
NiEH's X. TROUT. D. C.srk.
- 4 . HFaf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-03-03
q ~ HS

II EEw HUNDRED BBslELsofP PRIME
a OATS for salei Persons wanting bat a
few otsheis, By fu1ming club aud tskieg !
y h1a1i "a bushels OF more can have lFiseral
Discount from ihs market price. These Oa,.
viii nhsGer well fer seed. being entirely free
from Al sxtrsrequk seeds
Apply a iht Fsss Prsss oliee.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-03-03

freight lhessane, lhayipg good tight Boats Tor
tie patphee ! q theiusaas rates and, If reqqir-
"a, viii Sdvanee t@othirds Of the smoufitA Of
value psreaea artisle IS soon as delivered in
= eur iysfkhouse -tas balance due on return Of
hiils viii be paaeta4Ify paid.
TheBbhsiness will BE conducted BY THoMAs
A. BofkLGR ithe aeling partper) toswhom all
anplieetlohs will b made. We thefelole re-
spectftitg soIieiethk patropage Of tie public.
THOMAS A. B0TELER s co.
> Old Rurnact. Julk %. IS4l.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-03-03
Ras6rn Stand, lthe valley
2% a H.. III taAnH.A II

YlN Idhrsiestewn, IJeiiSf 4bn county ,Fi1Sinil
u ssstsd lathe lfssl central part 81 fD9 t9wni
midway betweed thc Court .Aelss and Bank.ai
preseIEt occupied bS William GopfelL The
house III Ehfge anu eoRmodious, Nciudfpg lPri-
vatssaEaf snsnts fokE spfsntly. win eonserieat
kiIahehs+ End o;heE4oui' build9gs. There are
IL d sla sizes eatFjs promises ape Of ~hich-H n
fefiorlto M oaAs1 10 the Ya9ey. Thers is 3
wr4i Of good, wateT wi hlp thvssard, and in1ac
every nonyenietaet an e5tebli shment II the kint
IeqaiFes. Possess Jpn 70 sns Aaa on the fist day
Of A'pTii ext, s The Ietnl> wil be made know
by apbiytnE tez JOHN KENNEDY.
Mid lL1Stf@LZdf Af--[ a1
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-03-03

II bas bsenwsll said, that 81 I'LL the &c.
tons Of a mans Ifs, bis marriage leas.
concerns other people-yeitof III actions
i Il apstiHeddle4 With Pby othffr people
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-03-03
FIFTH.

fRRESH Oranges, Figs, and Raisins. az
- J. J. s E. P. MfLLER'S.
Feh- "a. lsi2
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-03-03

j Tag Iok. DAsrEl WIBsrfRf The LoaisEi1fes
journal the: paper in2wbicaiha iecs6t pnfolnln-
ded attack upon Mr.. WEnsTRR 6fs, made il ~
peaEapcr, ~ publishes the qf8davIts proyins lis
falsiiy, ana accompanies them With fematk. in
which the following PafagfRah occafs':
Me hasdly need 10 sly 70 those who
know rs and the character Of opr paPer,
that, when we made tbe statement, We
bad the very strongest reason f5r suppose
ibg it 10 be. true. We have ftIfforn The
lips of one Of the most respectable gen
tlemen Of Washington Oily, NH. George
Maya son uf Dr. Frederick May. v hc
related Tito us 10 +attits rpinutest psrticu-
lars WeEasked Mr., NJ. IL thaFsf could be
no possible doubt as.to the matter. and he
assured. u rasost eatnesslyflhst there could
nod o. the dAy our remarks appeared.
i member Of Congress. who5hsppened 10
bs here, stated that we had noeexsEgera.
ted The affair atFsll butthai, en The con
trary. il vas really worse Than VI had re-
presented il. 7. II
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-03-03

Thebest dowry. ID advance the mar
rage 81 young lEdy is,{when She has IN
her copntenanee miIdhesa III hFE speech.
II sii s..li / ti st fA''ios n3dHs'y' Il
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-03-03

Lemons 81 Oranges,
UUSlr received and for lssls by
- Fsk III. j. VI BEARD s CO.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-03-03

A Bostdn paper mentions an extraordi-
nary case'that occurred lately II Ports
mouth. MI. H.-lhopgh ID be mere accu-
rate, II bas been occurring fos twenty odd
yeats! Daniel HodgdonIdied ID the Jail
Of that place on Saturday last, after an inn
prisonmsnt ii nearly I'll years. having
been con mis.ed for murder ID April, 1921
R In consequence IofiasaEity he NAG never
had trial. s
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-03-03

4 DeatI from Spqliouing d Cenf..--A
child ABOUT three years 81 sge, son Of UT.
Bransby4 deceased, fofmerly Of ahis city
resiai1g with ifs uncle, ] mechanic. sn-
gagged atfthe coach Dski1g establishment
Of Sir. Force, swallowe Il 4 cent somesix
Or eight. DAYS since, frcfn the effects 81
which itsdied on Sunday afternoon. IAN
abcess formed ia the side ol thelitile suf.
fsrer caused. ills supposed, by the cent
lodging id that Re glors Which previous 70
its death. BECAME exceedingly Painiul.--
Tie child dia not complaint nneh until a
favor Two 5pre Fioas to ats latter end
Medical aid was called ID but without a.
val. -<P0triot.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-03-03

Iponp, high up On the periphery OF tie
vast circle, around which sill the murmer.
ing thousands of Romsl and The Augusl
Senate. The iFumpets arc hashed, still
ness reigns througkous ,batiyaat multi.
ftuae-thefe stand the christians, prepared,
like their master. for The slaughter. Eve
try eye is fixed steTnly ppon them.
II zone tall pass youth. with heavenly
ceunienance is led fodrth-no blanch Of
feat is on his cheek-in5 mortality is in his
mile-- triumph on bis brow, gloty in his
eyet III
The Numidian Lions come out with
their thuneer gfowl--he is cAss before
then--and as thsy crouch 10 erushsheir
prey 10 their hortid teeth, d lovely
Inymph.liks oTp spfiags forxaEd. and
shields him in her arms frems the blood,
shotleyes 81 The savage Ssssts Appalled,.
BIZ such HansekndensIs llSYeli hess-thhe
ZION pAlass TIL II TIT. ~ nh issflt5 -
Thels Is ! ipad Ehrieking howl 9f agnoqy
ID, tAe, racks u llhe Sspafqss. One ot
lhoss venerable men hail recognized his.
own. daughter. AuoihsrH howl. The
strange mingled dries ofgEtoss land men
--crusl teeth had crushed The lovely and
the good-only thfoughIthe &c ltle mai.
denis body could the cruel teeth, reach
the ministers heart a cry bt sorroa
and Horror ross from eighty Thousand
spectators. He'll and Mere laughed J
Such is the @miniIlFy Il woman, =
CD -
! It has bsenlwell said that Of all the &c.
tons Of mans Ifs, his marriage .least;
concerns other people--yetof all ACTIONS
III is mpstlmeddled With Pby othsI peopls,
Thebest dowry. ID ,aslvancsIthe mar
rage q! a young lFdy is when Ahe has in
Iher copntehsnea miIdhela in ht4 spesehI
wisdom, In her bthayiopr medssty1f and
Iia hertldet virtue. 45Ef III
] The'bestlip sa!se IN creatian il sswsel
kiss. The femedY1 shoqld be Used with
1great caFe. howe vstS is Iit.is apt 10 bring
pn an agaefioe oi.theE H%rt
| Hoaesi Ptids.-4If a Ran hal 4 right
10 be proud of any tbingt tits dfaa good
bcfioh, dond IS il dwight ID We, Without any
base iategesE lurking al tte bottom ofiH
h Scion compared the people unto the
Sea, and otaiors ADJ rdnase1lors III the
winds fer Ahat TIE sea would be calm
and dniet IL The winds dia not irSuhle il,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-03-03


Ar District Canr, u II \ Uilded states. for
the Mestcrd District -ol NHgfnis, holden At
staHhton, Ion the 18th dIYof February, ls42;
No, 42-Ip tie mattf of PHILIP p.
COOKE, .6S .NTthsburf, Berkeley
Cdumiy, III BANERuPTCY.
ysyIEiS e6t ea16 he I'D Philip 4 Cooke By
4 iws 6 Si1<lelon, 10 he Attorney. snd
hled kisfeiisgn in wriiiut prayips 10 be deem
ID ut BanLt1Pl, and SO 10 be declared By de-
gree of ths Court; and lereuPon III il order
eds that police thereof for at least twenty days
besPnpNstfed in the Siaunion Spectator, Win
chester Nirginian, sud { h lrfestown Free Press,
newspapers printed inI thl WesteCn District Of
Virginia; ard that the dreditofs of the said
Fhi6PP. Cooke. and all 10 her-persohs concern
ed imtinierest in the said nlsiier Of Bankruptcy,
TO bottled to appear herb on the5lsih day Of
Mach hext, 70 show cat lie, Il any they have,
why the prayer Of the shid petitioner. should
not beIgfanled. + ~ \.
Co4y-Teste, n.
NfcH's. K. TROUT, 10, Ci,-k.
q Feb, % 1912 u M
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-03-03
CASH EoR xUKKEAT ..

/" AkIN6 made extensiSe arrangemens for
nI the receptioa,of Wheat. ne wish to pur-
Chase large osisniilies, for which we will give
the highest market price in cash as soon a.
he wdea, is ~sfghe5. we wiillalso purchase
Flour, RSyc, Corn, Oats, tGc.,
Al fait tssh =
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-03-03

The,bestlfp salye IN creatian Ii s's9sei
kiss. ThA ffemedy shodla be Used with
great care. ho0levkt9 is Iit-is aptt 70 bring
bn an qgaediog oi.the Hart
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-03-03

Garden seeds.
a GENERAL. Is ortnisInt 81 fresh GaFder
- Seeds. raised in this climate and variant
edgsaaine. for sale by
Fsh.lz raj Re MILLER.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-03-03

! Hoaest Pride. --If a man has a right
10 be prodd Of any bling tits dfsa good
bcfioh .dond Is il dwight ID be, without any
base Interest laIking5at NE Bolton ofiH
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-30

Drawing Of the school Fu1i Lottery. Ciass33
q % 10 - % "a "a 81 81 ~
~ ~ 81 prize Ut stpo 900 whole and u - 80 przt
Of 500, were both sold inthc above
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-30
IN TIE HOUSE.

Ater ,Igh, attempt 10 get up MIR Nlorgan's
resolution eohhning speeches to one hours duration,
the Rouse went into Committee upon the Loan
Bli, Mr. Ward, Of New York, in the Chair.
hir Sentry took the flour, To ~hich he was emil
teh, ana proceeded ia reply to the "pseuiiir
iLiend'' OF MIR Tyler. Ills remarks upon Mr.
Profhps speech (who, however, was not in his SCI
ut the timc) were severe in the extreme. He re-.
phed, $50, TO MIR wse's speech, aud spoke with
great visor upon the position and responsibility oil
paruesi his remarks occupied about two hours
when he gave wlyto
MIR Rayner, Of n. c., who opened a battery upon
both the renegade Wings, end the dishonest game
payed bY the Locofocos who whispered their flat
teries to the tenant Of the White House, but com,
PACK TO Their seats and voted against all his
menda'ions.
MIR K. took occasion 10 pronounce n h,rdsom,
'enlosy upon Mr. Clay, and repealed the charses o
ms dicIniion-he told the gentleNan from Va. (Mi
Nlscl thht ne w0u'd never Lc selected ns A leader
"a rem sate soldier might do for a { orporai bu
never for General. Mr. X. also spoke Tor abou
/ two hours
MIR Lane, OF Ia. next took the floor, and mrde an
inspiring denunca,ion OF MIR Tyler and his Cabi
net lie was particularly severe upon Mr. Webster
whose past political course he reviewed. IIe alss
supposed case which exhibited Daniel Webster
attempt, by tho agency OF his chief clerk and a Nj
Weaver, To buy of the Globe with the census
printing; but the attempt failing, lie had 10 put VI
with "John Jones"
That Mr. Weaver was WARNED, also, by Mr Web
s'er, when he found that he had been subr rned be-
fore Committee Of Congress, to ".cware" how h,
! testified.
The speeches Of all three or the above gentle
men were characterized by uncommon vigor, anc
our friends m,y eInecI TO see them in fu,l
MIR Colquiit, of Georgia, got the floor, when Ia,
COMMITTEE rose.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-30


And said amendments having BEEN read, were
agreed to.
On motion Of Mr. Wood.
Rss0iptd, unanimously. That the thanks Of the
House OF Delegates are Justly cue 30 Valentine W
Sou'hall' E'q, iot the courtesy, impatuali,y, Dig
nifty and n6iliy with which he has presided over
its deliberations during the present session Of the
General Assembly.
message was received 10y Mr. Lyons, that the
Senate had passed the bills entitled,
IAN act authorizing o payment to I.ewellin Rice,
for the tuition OF the poor children OF Smyh couu-
y;" and
AN act TO refund a sum of money to John d
II richardson"
MIR Smith Of Rockingham, reported that all the
bills ordetedt to be enrolled had been examine cd md
found ruly enrolled; aud they were then sent for
further examination To the Senate.
The enrolled bills were then signed by the Speak
ers of the two HOUSES
MT Armstrong presented protest Of sundry
memoe,s OF the House, against tho refusal of the
General Assembly to Isnpporiion representation,
and TO take the OF the people the proprety
oi calling Il Convention to amend the State Cons,i
tuition; which, on motion oil MIR VERIFY, was laid on
the table.
Messages were then exc arrod between The two
Houses, declhTing their readiness to adjourn.
The SPEAKER then and addressed the House
IN a neat and appropriate valedc:oTy and when he
had concluded,
On motion of MIR CrulehhelJ,
The House adjourned, SINE die.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-30
47Ae IrA,g, hare ruin,a ~, c.u,,,v >,

<ne ways hare ruIned fhc Country ~
In proof Of this assertion, which is often heard
from the Locofoeo Demagosues, see the report of
the Committee Of Expenditures, in another column.
There, It will be seen, that in single transaction,
which ought not to have cos, the Government more
than Se4 O00-the sum OF sI46, 30 was expended
and that, under circumstances, which force the
conviction upon every mind, Of favouritism and
corruption. This is only one case of many. We
have from the same laborious Committee another
report-discosing a loss to the Government of
S2l5369 Is by the default of a discussing officer
IN Arkansas, in 1889. The circumstances are of
an aggravated character. The officer, Captain Col.
Inns, was known at Washington to be in default
aud yet an advance Of half million was made 10
him, and he was kept in Office for twelve months,
after his delalcntion was known at the Treasury
Department. IL there Le law or j. stice this money
might be recovered from Van B rem, Woodbury.
K Co.; for nothing is manifest than that il was
los, by their criminal neglect, with their knowledge
and connivance. The report will be published in
few days.
These cases are fair samples Of the manner in
which the Government was administered under the
late dynasty. They make good the Whg decln,n-
ton that that Administration was thoroughly cor
rupt; and they serve TO explain to the peo2le the
causes OF the annual expenditure of SO millions by
Van Buren,, and the present embnrrastme nts il not
bankruptcy, Of the Federal Treasury. They ere.
too, forcibe illustrations Of the truth OF what the
Locos say; "ihe Wings have ruired the country
Here are two cases, by which the public lose about
5000, through the gross neglect and corrup,
favouritism of the Van Buren, Administrations
the Wings detect the roguery ami expose il-and
10 they have ruined the country
The only hope OF salvation to the liberty and
morals of the land rests uron their persevering in
the same career OF ruin,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-30
COUNTY cANpInATEs

IL will be seen by reference to snother column
va, 'ineen, Wi'eheI ESQ, hiss been recommend
son To represent " In the Senate and lhGi our pre-
scot worthy aud in ieilIigabe delegate, John Keen
Esq, aud CO.. Coalman ID. Bennett have been pro.
posed as the Wing candidates Tor the House Of De
lcgates.
We trust that every "good wing and true" will
buckle on his armour for tho approaching cont st.
and that the day ofeleeton will witness eyefy man
at h 8 post.
MesSrs. James NJ White and Joseph NJ Terry
are the Demoera'c candidates for tn: House of Do
lesa,cs. They ara both gentlemen Of charae,.,
and talent aud will doubtless exert themselyes 10
max" the worse nppear the better cause.p Thi.
very ability OF our opronebts should prompt evety
Wing 10 Le cup and doing"
fDtnt1u, P,ooxf<r
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-30
Corespanasnes efths Unilea s.al,, cas.,l..

NEW YORK, Sunday, Z. Nj.
No .idines have yet been received of the English
steamer, nov past due at Boston. There is eres
anxiety manifested for her safety, aud merchants
are unwilling 10 operate TO any cSien. for export,
unit. further European advices are received. But
litte was done IN Cotton yesterday, 900 bales Up
land sold at 81 a 81; $50 baes Mobile 6 lOc, and
100 New Orleans 81 10 cents.
There was some enquiry for teas for export, but
nothing OF Importance was dane, as hessrs Min,urr
Co. will sell the cargo o: the Delhi by auction on
the 5.h proximo.
Domestic Exchanges nrc dull--ibe rate on Phil.
adephia par ! dis; Baltimore q /; Virginia o
q North Carolina 81 O 6; Savonnah 9. AL; Mobile
p &C. New Orleans - ond Cincinnati . 10
Sterling is heavy stGa =, although some few choice
bills sold nj q a.; Francs 30 n ) 37I.
The stock of Genessee aour is not heavy for the
season, consequently hodeis are no, at all anxou,
TO press sales. 1900 bbls sold for home use and
the east Mt So so; Southern flour is rather scarce
except GEORGETOWN, Of which sales were made al
so. 1000 hois New Orleans, TO arrived were also
sold at SGOGl.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-30
ny LAST EVENINGS ssAIL.
CoNGGESS-MONDAY.

liz the SEEArE-Afer the presentation Of va
r'ous peiilons aud Memorials, the Senate was &C.
eupied. for considerable portion Of the day, in
discussing Mr. Presion's resolutions OF Thurs1ay.
nc L,nn moved an amendment; and long debate
ensued, in which Messrs Peeston. Barrow. Allen.
Linn aud mHngum took part sir Allen tsun,e1
tho wing party with having brought the country
10 its present embarrassed condition by an obsiruc
iiso po'ey, pursued sinea the commencement ol
this Session.
Mo Mangum defended the whiss, and replied
to Mr. Allen at considerable length.
The diseusson was prolonged TO a late hour.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-30
FOR NORFOLK, OLD POINT Ann Tr.T,
nLAIRiCI nE COZ I-sInI.

t uu eIsgled sole agent for the sale Of the pro5,e
= ~" ~ TIE Ifedegar Iron Cotinanv h rrerrrcJ n,
oILeis lor every description Of cast and IN lea.
- .i' =, i@eins nat Iron from 10 y inches vide Of
~ ,S.tcN ilcsncssi round aud square from Is To- "a
.u1esi nan hoop, oval half round snd roll Iron. 81
g.. '' ''A 'u1 mango fon'
ia tn@ir Foundry The Contrary prepared 10 mako
rslf every description OF Castings embracing Tobacco
IIesses Ifarng ior grs mills cotton factories ami mi,
'as M : and al kinds Of rail road work
hctn,ry having been recently erected AZ thai, ,r.,
We Of ne establishments have now qua snfsa
,, utIi ron ~iibe Of uniformly good qualty-ard ,vbco
tncial exclusively. '''' '''''''u Fg
Ouse on Carr street, near the lower end n the R,.n
10 "i r ANDERSON
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-30
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The last Enquirer announces "Mr. John Hoosa
ms candidate to represent King George county in
the Virginia House Of De!egatcsp
We remember to have heard much of mi, ,,or-
sonaso in our days of boyhood. We had supp6sod
however that he was fictitious character who ;v.
cd only ia song. Should he lie elected we shall
doubtless have revival of the old ballad in which
he Is made TO figure so conspeuousIy.
DInp Pc,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-30
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w heve received ~ tie ship H,!kawa-. frora En-
w .lar'i, as, ct,r arrivals rom TO Norrborn
MARKETS., ~" following Goods which are IA
sell t.Fy or "E ctri. 10 punc'u1l 1uers-viz
ken ir'ti@. Prn;s, biacA aud Siie G.lsiiauns
- t-'rionP al GipPl,sufr Ccs;r- DO
fsn Fancy .lIsIn nreSs-r @. colnre+ I.vyns nusl,s
fsiled and piaid Mrshrs. lirlt Canhric Trnts
Back Co-lWsIe:.s Ca bropns cuIlels.ocklneu DeI.
lrg, D''''
rhens. Izrs.i'e sud Petersburg Sarseens. Co,,e.
.s1-' aih Dc I"n.ae Htripes, Constitution JwHls an
pcna.ylv,us Jeans Eri Ao1issnar'urea
VIRGINIA Fsnry CORDS r. ans IL brown Frene IA irens
White and corted lAuca Dr,ugs, sup oriog Grass Lin
~ ~
London weliU-s eri Cuttings Narcotics ard Hamilton
Nefnss. Br0vsl iiu.suds, plan ana fgurri elccas
Wool dy.t black C0;b. Hide sui Fancy cc,'t 40
CG0"n.A g 4, Mit',1cr. and o'herf;g,e Tiekirss
tgtu1n bIIlafs Hud Ttckiou1urgs hlcache Sheeftns.
and slif1gg thread English Cotton Hose ,es1 ~.
AMI white silk Gloves. No have .is3 N sf1te Vrsina
- ind pomcs les, %, snd co''oa ozaabursI.
N.rthcru Domesties { every descr p.ian
mn kENi. KENDALL & kTw iTER
NJ mitiIr.nhifl hss ,ilis Iay =, ccfgei
B'ue French Ch'riz pink do
PAN nlre, Baa PAX, Grota aud Elk Clnghaua
Wh'' lsl.au Ciarc
HACK Thuet Cin.h
Iineu Diaper, &c.
- White Marseilles Qu.,iS
lOf do do 30
lli Do 90 10
Iadzo Hue Hamilton ltiii-
Heavy bro Fo;tou Dri!.iugs
Dorehes'er IIckings
MH.crd 10
Russia Sheeugs
81 RGc Blk Thibet ShGwls
Oval Wood Buttors, :ot dresses
Domestic Plaid and Apron Cheeks
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