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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-16

saish themselves Zoe promotion. Tho ihlis shams
9Th Which lhsy osi their m,sses began L. east or
eorsaption hides hs n,gi,ious lace no longer, hi
',eiks in srea insujsnee. taro' The land, cure d
fAvcuri Ins, IN psoPcr,ien nsnds dsrns,y forth
70 aG'oot all COED men ard the Honest day lish,,
With ITS ioaihsomness.
The OCCASION Of this act was the recent N. Y.
election. aud its author I've believed one OF tire,
ccusins OF Mo Webster of the same name, for whom
he has provided Offices.
TILsRrn.--we know not With what more rx-
presiyc and appropriate epithet 10 he al tho ann,
sd paragraph IRON the Buffalo Commercial A,iveT-
User, than with tho simpis word -Tsisrism.
Tho Post cihca building was Illuminated last
night, and iis window decorated with ex ultns mon
ioes, IN honor ot the Loeooco majority in this eity
hm'd all the hcrce patty contests in this country
never before has buiid,ug occupied a, On Office of
mo oenerai 0overnuenf, IN which the whole peo
p'e have a common property, been deseera,od Nv
suen display TO commemorate partizan ttiumnh
rsge twas rests upon Charles q. Hsddoek. man
who owes his present position to the Wings. In
less President Tyler utterly lost to all sense Of the
pTopnety that SHOULD govern tho conduct Of i,de-
raj o!ee -holder, he viii reward this act by an in
slant dismissal from cftee. The Pea, Office wa,
the only building IN this city that was Illuminated
The idea that such an expression OF devotion %
the cause oil hs msser should endan OF the pap OF
tho BuTilo Postmaster will Le some wha, ne TO
the Practice Of tho White House. Every one
knows what tho professions Of its occupant in his
circulars TO office holders, &c. have been. Our
Buiil'o contemporary has, II seems, put ma faith
IN these Executive mandates. which ustoni.he, u,
nc, itilc. We know OF no ".ower depths" than
TILERI mi
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-16
VERY LATE FROM CHILL

BY the brig Philip Hone, Captain Perry, which
arrived a. this port yesterday IN 80 days from Val
pnraiso, we have considerably later intelligence
from Valparaiso and Ccquimbo. The accounts
from the interior Of Chill very uncertain as then
are 10 means Ct communicat on. The people in the
country are almost e0ntnUsly at war with each
other. On the l2lh Jsly they had a severe engage
ment, in which there were 80 killed ard a greater
number wounded, among whom we're brothers who
fought against each other. An account OF this
reached the Governor o. Valparaiso, who immedi
aIely sent body Of troops TO restore order. The
cause OF this outbreak is said TO be some religious
feud. 10 the Province OF CoqHimso there are great
difficulties with the Buenos Ayresns in the Province
Of Catemarea, who are continually making en-
croachnen.s and destroying cattle, houses, sc. and
Immediately reireatng TO the mountains within
their own borders. These 6epreJations have be-.
CONS so ftqueni that, although peace has been de-
cered, the Chllians have collected great force, nc
threaten TO march without delay unless satisfaction
is promptly given.
The war has not yet ceased between the Bolyi-
ans IN the North and the Peruvans IN the South,
but RACES with much more violence than ever
Nothing Of particular importance has occurred a. III
cry Of Valparaiso. The eli zsns arc all anxious 10
hear from the interior There are no American
vessels IN the port.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-16
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

From tho Agent, Mr. J. Gill, We have Just reeeiv
ed tho following repubcations Of foreign PERIOD.
Gals:
B!aekusers Magesins for October, containing ar
,iccs on European History. the Ballads Of schille,
Certainly very charming in the orisinal-for no.
body has written pre,ler onesl. Political Eeono
my, the very pleasant, miniature romance Of Ripley
Hail. and the continuation Of various preceding pa
pcrs OF interest.
BsnH'y's .Misesiiay for the same month; con-
tanning i,s usual variety Of entertaining hetnns-
as Hunting John Dory; the Vision Of Charles XII;
the Little Horse; In praise OF Pore Mi Ledbury's
Grand Tour; My First Client; Bartholomew Fais:
Campaign with the Christmas; The Phi osophy
Of Time; The Norfolk Tragedy; A Maltese Ghos,
Story. &c. &c.
Dublin University Msgs,ins. for the same month:
Offering the Sequel Of Harry LORI, quer; The
CymbaleI's Bride, from Victor Hugo; Sketches OF
Belgium; A Day at tho Rock Of Polisrne; An
hours talk abou. lzaec Walton; A narrative OF the
Afghan War; Msdjen'J United Itishmen; Barry
the Painter. SC. &c.
From Messrs. Rindolp phi s. Co, Hurper's chem
and excellent reprint OF Novels:
No. 8, Bulwei's RIrszI of which nothins need
be said being we'll recognised as the best OF the
authors productions:
No. 9, SElF DEVOTION, or the history Of Caihe-
rine Randolph; Novel Of much reputation; @,
which. Wordswerth's verses prefxed to it expresses
the subject:
perfect woman, nohly planned
To war;, TO comfort, to command:
And yet n spirit still and bright,
With something Of an Angels light.
Also Professor Renwiek's NATURAL PHILoso-
rHr.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-16

whsa he was e.sdids,s, prior 10 the passage OF
the Compsssa-soa 81. tiss ia,petsous ssissss
strained pas.-cas bad ffsqosa,iy involved him h.
scfspss add d'fkcplsies. on Which oecsskons Mr.
Clay generally dsf-ndsi him and CO, hin, out d
thsm. Daring IAe canvass. sGer the ccrsre ssat,os
bs, many years ago, the barber vas very resetved,
took no part in the election. AMI seemed indifferent
10 its fate lie oi,en importuned to state for
whom he meant TO vote, hut declined. At length. u
Zee days before the election, he was addressed by
DR. W., q gentleman Tor whom he entertained the
highest respect. and pressed to sny to whom he
meant to give his sufssgc. Looking ut the inqu
rer with great earnesta-ss and sh;ewdness he salJ
IL tell you what, Doe,ur, I name To vote for the
man that can put but one hand into the Treasury"
Mr. Pope had tho misfortune to losc in early life,
Of his arms, and here lay the point oi the ishmans
reply.
IL is due TO the memory Of jeremiah Murphy, the
bart er to state that he repeated Of his issraIiude
TO Nc Cay, whom he met one day m the streets oil
Lexington, and. aecos,;ng him, burst into tears,
and told him that he had ~ronged hun. and that
his poor wife had got round him, crying. and 70
psoaehins FOE his conduct saying. "Don't you re
member, Jerry, when you were in jail, MIR. Clay
came to you, and m,dc that beast, William B.,
the i,i'or, let you oui,"-LUe Of Clay.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-16

Presidency Of The U. s ., the easaias ,lsStiea
aud they do hereby pledge ths mss'vss ose 81
iair aud honorable means ensure tho success o
this illus'roas Statsssnse. - -
2. Rsselrsi, That warned by wofsi az ,srenee
II bshoovss the People VI the United states 20 ooi
closely TO the qu,l,6eatioas and character OF th'
individual they may select foe the second ohise u
the Government
RssOised, That the talents, the experience. III,
honesty and manly hrmaess and Independence o
N. +. TAtLnADeE. OF New York. en,iue him Il
our fullest confidence, and that will zeaously
support lis election as Vice President Of the u.
States, in lsti.
4. Resolved That Thom,s Wood. wm ID Hart
WIN w Gilmer. Jas II Terrell, john T,mIetlake.
Do John Woods, Jno Spiecc. B,zslcel Brown,
Dr M L. Anderson. Benz Wood, John d Minor. ID
IIardia Missic, Daniel r Carr, Col Vim Woods.
DR.. Oh Carter, David Hsncoek, Wtn Garth, Sin,l
Martin, John Tyler aud Feeding Lewis, be, and
they are hereby appointed Delegates from this
county, 20 the Wing Convention TO lie holden IN
Richmond on the 2sd oil February next.
S. Rssoired That Henry L Harris. John d
Spisee, WIN ID Hart, Thos Z Hill. N L Ii INNER.
be, and they are hereby appointed Delegates TO the
Wing Convention, TO be holden at Lovinss,oa on
the 4h Monday in this month, 10 select some suit
able individual TO run the candidate of the Wing
Party Tor the Office Of State Senator.
q. Resolved, That the proceeding, of this msct
ing be published in the Charlottesville Advocate
and Richmond Wing.
FRANK CARR, CHM.
WIN. ToNPKISs, Sec'y.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-16
ROM JAMAICA.

The brig Amelia arrived at Philadelphia from,
Kingston, with dates to the I2.h of October.
A letter Of the l2th states that the times are bad
Produce and provisions unusually abundant, which
has KEEP: down the price of American produce. The
import OF flour in elsven vessels from the goth Seq
tcmber 10 10Th October, s557 barrels. Last sa
at 3Os for 3 fillmore, and as per barrel for Phla-
delphia. Transactions heavy at the low rates. In
potts Of corn meal moderate Of Philadcl phia
at l7s per barrel. Bfoad. crackers and pilot, LA
l5s per barrel. Tobacco plenty and low. Exchange
on London-Colonial bank bills, 90 days par !
per CT. premium.
From the RIngsi0H ErprsssoT Oef.lO.
The trash house at Roehampton Estate, in St.
James, hss been destroyed by ire. supposed to 10
the work OF an ineidIsTy. The whole of the pa
rish Of S. James Is in dreadful of excitement
especially the vicinity of Monieso.Bay. an fact"
says letter before us, 'ihinss forebode that the
dreadful scenes Of the rebellion 10 he repea cd"
We husi the fears Of our correspondent have lei
him TO express himself somewhat warmly. We,
however, are fully conscious that very dreadful
excitement does exit.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-16
FROM TEXAS.

The Steamship Neptune, Csp.. Rollins, arrived
at tbs wharf last evening from Galveston. Through
the poiiitness OF gentleman we received la,e
papers.
The news from tho Yves. is interesting. Troops
were hurtyIng TO San Antonio, but the rivers were
so high their movements were retarded.
rhe Texan spies had discovered the Mexican
army, NUMBERING $500, at the Preside del Rio
Grande, terrifying.
GEM Burleson was making preparations 10 attack
the enemy, and as soon as he received the proper
reiniorcements, the line or march would DO taken
up. The greatest enthusissn prevails among The
troops Gen'l Sometvilie, ig is said, will DO the
C0mmlnder-in chief
Below will DC found list OF tie persons taken Of
BeGar, and We regret TO perceive among them that
Of young Van Ness.
Lsf1 Prisoners iaksH at BeFsr SEPT. ~, 1872
l. Co'quhoun, Neii, a Hutch nson, w y
Jones, " Robnsoi, rs Gray, CLANCY johnson,
q Van Ness, - c Ogden, Trsmpoll, J e Morgan,
w G Riddle, Jsmes Merchont, John Riddle. Jobn
Tewg, Il C Neghbors, DR. S Booker. A Nave
REX, Herbert, A Alsbury, DIvid Morgan,
Young, Samuel q Motvell, s n Mobiles, w Bueg,
w Browne, A Fitzgerald, Isaac Allen, s G.end,
+ Mckay George Voss, + Brown, W Phisn,
John Lehman, D,vis, John Forosle', Joshua
n C'uz, Dllrymple, Magnus u Roper, A Ellery,
John Perry, Truman y Beck, Il Cunningham,
J Leslie, John Lee, John Smith, 9 w Peterson, n
Jackson, q Hatch, Stone, George p eel ;efer,
John Hancock.
| General VOL says they will lie retained until
! Santa Anna's pleasure 10 known, Du, We should
no, be surprised TO hear Of their massacre At no dis
tant period.
Consessis 10 convene OF Washington on the ian
instant
Gen1 Houston has declined meeting tho eounei
Of Indian Chiefs, 10 form Treaty, but hss sen,
deputy.
A British Ace. was oG vsIaseo lately, bound 10
the coast Of Mexico.
| Tho Sebr. Eva, for Galveston, was wrecked q
the mouth Of The Bnzos recently. She had cafgt
Of $4,000 worth Of goods, which arc a total loss
no Insunnee.-E o. Cfss CIR.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-16
Ameriean ogIinst Engli,h Optraiir.r.

Among the mere Trash which I've are disappent-
cd to sesl iorms the body Of Boz's amsriean Notes
VIC have found scarcely any thing as worthy TO be
resd-ihatis which is as &c to convey information
that few in the South possess-as his account OF
Lowell and is population OF Factory girls" He
makes the place, indeed, perfect paradise Cf tho
OpsratvS-a scene Of diligence, Of order, OF good
morals, and Of intelligence, such ss certainly Tho
he seareful no, TO compare mueh) mus, have offer
cd him very brsh, contrast to the ghastly famine
and labour and vice Of tho vas, mercantile work.
shops Of slavery, which the British Manufactures
almost every whore are: places in which gresn
an eHhau'.ing fatigue, sordid want, a sitting IN
heal'hiness, haggord sdness end corruption,
TO which American slavery is on absolute Elysum,
and indeed glad freedom. How is it that an in.
tehgent man could allow himself 10 lie 80 possess
cd with preeoneeivsd nbsurdities Of Abolition as no,
to perceive the Infinitely happier state Of the entire
Labouring Population Tree and slays) Of this coun
uy1 Certainly, he saw and has described nothing
that is not joyful in comparison with many Of his
own vivid pictures Of the universal and the APPALLING
misery Of English Manufacturing dt,fiels. But at
least compare with such tho following skoleh o.
wins, he saw at Lowell
| VnIr TO LowGLL Il happened 10 arrive At the
FIRST factory jus, rs the dinner hour wss over, and
the girls were returning TO their works indeed tho
stairs Of the mill wero thronged with thsm ss I as.
| cended
They we're oil well dressed, bu, not 10 my think
ing, above their condition for like 10 see tho hum.
bier classes Of society careful Of their dress and sp
peannce, and even, II they please, decorated uith
such little trnkets ~ come within the compass Of
their meanf. Supporting II confined within reason
able limits, I would always encourage this kind Of
pride. a. worthy elcuent OF self. respecf. in anv
person employed; and should no more be deferred
from doing 90, because some wretched female refer
red her fill 10 . love Of dress, Than would allow
my construction Of tho real intent and meaning Of
the Sabbath 10 DO Inn fenced ny any warning TO the
we'll disposed, founded on his baek sdings on that
particular day, which might emsnale from the rsth
e. doubtful authority q murderer in Nsvesw.
These gals, as have said were ell well dross,d
and thst phrase necessarily includes extreme clean
Illness They had sefyeeoblo bonnets, good VAIN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-16
GEORGIA LLEGIsLATuRR.

This body assembled at Milledgeve on tho 7tb,
end after consuming thst Day and a part Of the
morrow in those petty elections Of its officers which
row attract such hosts Of competitors, proceeded 10
business.
Among the earliest proceedings, wo remark one
very characteristic Of tie slang whspsng propensi
ties Of tina, most demagoguie Common ealth; where
perhaps, there rsigns more furious bidding for po-
pular favour, by getting down on their knees to
every prejudice, than almost any whero in the whole
United States. This, We know, is saying good
deals but Lsnd.loueries God the General Ticket
system have produced, in Georgin, a degradation Of
their politics difficult to be exceeded.
The iaet TO which We jus, now alluded s a propo-
sition brough, into the Senate, by one Mr. Dunegsn
TO dispen,e, for tho future, with tho title Of "Ho
norabis," heretofore usually pIthxed 10 the nbmos
Of Senators. or course, the international "Excel-
eney," the Judicial "your Honour" and the clerical
"Reverend" should follow. Republican simplicity,
lorb.ds hem al; ard no orc should upon the sans
principles, DO called "Sit" (which 10 a title Of no =
mourn nor no lady addressed os "mademc," which
Is really but the French for my mistress
Gov. Mcdonald she wards sent in his Annual
Messsgo-a very rompoUS md long winded piece
Of Locofoeo consistency about public nfFairs, o,
which we will soy something in another place.
CONDUCT oP oFFICEHOLDERs.
H. the whole abandoned lurpitude Of the rulers
now in power. ~s have seen nothing moro eomplot.
y setting at defiance oil public deeeney than The
incident detailed in the sui joined paragraph which
90 take from tho New York .qmuiean.
I, is nov by such outpges on Official duty a.
this tina, they IN pablo empioymen, geek to diHn
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-16
MARRIAGES..

ars,ei en- tho morning Il tho iSh instant ~ IN. t.,l
Yen OF MIDI Iessa rrai, by Rev u o. hssoen ~
~ M NJ noS u biNFORD TO Mlss ANN ~. sNEAD.-si
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-16
RICHMOND WING.
WEDNESDAY, MoRsINo. NOV. 10.
POLITICAL LACKEYiSN.

nS- For AUCTION SALES, MArinc News, Arrivals at
Uoiols, &C. &c., see first page OF daily paper.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-16
CALEDONIA, Henry County, Tenn.
Oct, 26.b. 1870
To he Editor Of fis BGnn

10 fhe 6difof OF ihs banner.
DEAR STA: have tho pleasure Of informing
you that Mr. James l. Vaughan, OF this vicinity.
has succeeded in manufacturing beautiful clear No
lasses, from Corn stalks. Ii is pronounced by all
who have tasted II, far preferable 10 that made from
the Sugar cane. IL has somewhat the appearance
of Honey, end the more you us, IL, the better YOU
like II. The mill for grinding the stalks is vosy
simple, costs only SIX dollars, and can lie made by
any common mechanic who has ever once seen i.
With this MILL whirh would answer very well for
an Apple mill, and which runs with two horses. he
produced ono hundred and twenty gallons Of luce
per day. The yield OF molasses from the iojce az
II came from the mill, was one 10 five. Ii plant
Ell early and cut IN August or Sent, MIR Vaughan
thinks about 6O gallons of moasses from each acre
IN corn might be obtained and perhaps more. The
corn which he used vas planted very late in June.
and severe frost fell before he ishsd cutting il,
10 this iroS and TO the fact that the corn had no,
suiiiceni time TO mature properly, he attributes his
failure N making sugar. Mr. Isaac Norman TIE
mechanic who constructed the mil, ard who had
been an old sugar planter in Georgia, says that he
never 50 " liner syrup iGom the sugar cane or which
gave greater appearances Of granting, and that il
dd not grain, must lie altogether owing to the frost
which fell the day before they commenced opera
tons. Mr Vaughan is however, highly pleased
with the success oil his experiment so far, having
demonstrated conclusvely that with mill not coat
ing more than Six dollars every farmer in Tennes.
see can manufacture his own Moiasses and that Of
superior quality. Another year, he hopes 10 add
his Sugar also. IL must also be mentioned that the
refuse jIies which !. SKINNED off the oct of boil
ing mo kes most excellent beer and can like ise be
made into excellent vinegar.
Yours, respectfully,
WIN. G. ROGERS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-16

'xsniss in hs sssvies wiiI asuss them and aissy,
''turn them TO HE advantage. should never have
doas, child. were TO recount TO thss all The sdvaa
'tass that oas gs,s by being ,actsy."
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-16

We are indebted to Mr. J. w. Randolph for a
copy Of Dickens No,es-Lea & Blanchard's edition
the best VIC have seen, with portal. Of the
author.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-16
COMMERCIAL NEWS.
PETERSBURG MARKETS.
MoapAr MoRsIsa Novembor II 1912

""o~i NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Ii. 1919.
Reported for hs Petersburg f-feius,n-sr.
fos.cca-Supp'irs moderate and prices fully sus.
taned. New Luss Sl.75 81 so; new Le,f
SAYS to s4-quSlity very inferior. Cd Leaf
and Lugs 50 so to G. So
WHsAr-Red GO 90. white 40 TO rs, ihs teeoipt,
embrace but small portion OF good and prime.
CcrrSs general cash s,les last week werc al
~ 2een,s, some on time OF cents Market dull
this week
APPLE BRAspr-29 TO 81.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-16

IlsERr CAY AND rHg lara BsRBER.--An
Irish barber, living in Lexington, had always sop.
ported Mr. Cby with greai zeal at OIL eieetiOis,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-16
SECOND SUPPLY OF FALL GOODS.

SECOND SUPPLY OF FALL GOODS.
WE have received by the Packets Nassau and Tusea.
w r9Is, from New YORK the following new and desr.
Hfh LuFfed Alpaccas, aseorie colours and qualities
super, medium aud low priced Mousclin dc Lanes
Partisan Lustrcs, roslJ ~, Piaids anil Bofnbazino
Rich Onbro sirip'd rJlks blk Ispahan and Reps
Hest plain bib Orc dc Rhine aud satin Turc
N0ry vide and heavy Satin Tor CARDINALS
Cherry, blue aud othcr cold Florances and silks for
sewing
Rich Velvet BJnnet aud Neck Ribbons
Extfa rich cmbf0idcrcf Velvet acarfs aud Prints
Thibet nroale, Mousclin DO Lane add 10th rhawls
Tartan, Velvet SILK and Plush Prints Handkerehisfs
Thread and Lisle taeea, EiEinss and Inscfiings
french, English and American Tibil and hna Prints
gmpa Cords anil Tasscls wrist 0iflc anu Reticulcs
lntiia SIX, Spitslfeldan1 PONCE Iftndkcrclcfs
French Muslin Collars add Pilcnncs
Ibibct, Iambs' WOOL McrinO aud Wooden Hosiery
best EnRish, pisin AMI rbbedsilk - doSf-<A
Raw SILK 10 for Ladies, Misses and Children
Mi, plain SILK aud mott Gloves and his
HEAVIER, Tibet, Buck aud Huflin Gloves
IRISH linen, Lawn and hlfd-cyo Diaper
French and English Mcrincs anG 0inghams
Velvet, Mefin0. vaicntia aud swan tlowu Veatinaa
Ezra super Wool dyed blk Cloths and Caaaifneres
SipoTfuc, medium. andow pfcqd Cloths an Caaspcres
Estnoia, kontuoky Icans, all WOOL aud ohs Rerscys
Plaid. strp'd aud plain lAnseya also Fannels
Floor stair carpcting snd Rues. All prires with
complete Hssorment u heaehod and brown shrngs
sheongs He'd tiog, atrpd and plaid Oxna
JuraI sprou and furniture elects ali Of which, having
been purchased with money will be sold cheap Tor tho
aame. -F -
VALENTINE, BREHDHN a co.
10 Wltur UUilfInas- IA
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-16
THE BANK ORGAN.

'r's very pretty thing TO denounee Banks.
while they hold lions upon your property; to Witty
Rag bsrons, while you borrow all you eau from
them; to thunder against INK pcesidea,s emo.
aey Kings" while you are ia the elose1 poihiea'
easue with the mos, plotting oas OF them in you
Safe; aud. 10 Short to bs in ,hsis pay. while with
tho people you attic. the h,ies: ho'ros OF them
Would not one supp,ss, fson tho fraess which
our worthy and puro neighbo, kespa that the whif
surely. not the Eaqairsr, was the f,v,utel reeep
'aele Of Bank b,an.yi We, ~h, gels tbs crua.bs,
the erus;s aud the scraps. that dto, fom the table
oi the nonsy. chsagsr." into the opsa thro,t that
sapes for them bsoss Il is tho Bank revilios
editor OF the Enquirer who ticks up alt these thins,
witness the ot great quar- esly statements cr as
many B,nks, which he publishes - iin,ss a year,
averaging. sometimes. several columns piece. an
Tor which he gets IS cents tho square, While on !,
poor selves have IL We print them, TO do il for no.
thing, and to 10 lee,urej in the bar, iin. by our
'eimon'zias ncisabor. a. Bank .corruptonis;s.
Inc last OF thess wel-paid piessB OF patronage,
winch has graeed the column, OF our faslidious
trends vast s,a,emsnt OF the last qpartess busi
ness oil the Exchange Bink-a document filing two
whole columns, and for which tho Eaqiirer mus,
receive very near the "thrIy pieces OF silver" f,r
which disciple, abou, as true to Jesus as he is to
Jefferson, sold his master Of old.
ms we-who are under no league with B INK
"e'e'ans, ask few fsvour'. get p:ckinss, and do
not rail-, least We should nure the pablic-need no,
publish sratuitous'y, at any greater leag,h thaa
the mere purposes Of public Information req tire.
We give, therefore. the following Abstract, taken
IRON the Norfolk Herald; which present., as much
as our readers will caro- to see, aud wha, they will
probably better understand than a detailed stale
ment Of which the main points would be less ea,i.
iy seized, unless by those who are ssfu in finance
General statement Of the condition ofEXCIANGE
BANK OF VIRGINIA. and It's Branches, on the
3o.h September, 1912.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-16
w,.' vAIL lI;;,r snEEDEN 4 CO.

GUrEgiOR PIANO FORTk-I have recently r. ceiyeI
y Plano Porto surpassed w non. In The civ Of Rim
nond, lor quality q tone superior workmanship, and
beauty ~ appearance. which ~ for sale great bargain
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