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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-28
TEXAS
To THE CITIZENS OF NEW ORLEANS AND VAL
LEY OF MISSISSIPPI

To THE CITIZENS OF NEW ORLEANS AND VAL
LILY OF MISSISSIPPI.
Ihe late OF Texas is at this moment Suspended
on the issue OF the conflict waging on the plains Of
the Colorado. The forces af ruthless and perfdi.
Gus MeSco, are suddenly pfecipltated on the eoun.
wy IN numbers TO render certain tho repetition oil
tue scenes OF 1886, with aggravated horrors. The
people, though taken by surprise, are ralIying en-
tnisse with enthusiasm une xampled TO the rescue
ihey arc fu'y resolved not again TO lay down their
arms unl they eNtort the acknow edgemen Of their
independence IN the heart OF the Mexican capital.
From the unpreparcd state OF the country every
one expects to encounter much Of dstress and pr.
vaton; but they court tho conflict, meeting It with
spirits oate and buoyant, looking with cheerful
confidence TO the ultimate result.
Encouraged by the recent manifestations Of SYM
PATTY for their cause, by tho citizens OF New Or
leans, and 10y the adherence expressed by the
legislature OF Louisiana, OF the gross violation OF
all the rights OF humanity and usages OF civilized
warfare IN the treatment OF the prisoners OF Santa
Fe the people Of Texas look with much Of hope
10 the spirit OF ehvalry and liberaty in the Valley
OF the Mississippi for assistance in their present
exieency.
The undersigned have been therefore deputed
by the committee of vigilance Of the city of Gal
weston, representing as they believe the feelings
OF the whole people of Texas, to repair TO this
place and make known speedily the condition OF
the country, aud To ask such contributions Of useful
materials as that condition demands, and as may
DO convenient for their friends to appropriate.
we publish forthwith the letter OF our instruc-
ton and appointment, which will explain tho oL
less OF our visit, and shall DO most happy TO con-
fer promptly and freely with any OF the friends OF
Texas In iurtheranee TO those objects.
LEVI JONES,
JOS. o. NEGGlNSON.
New Orleans. 18th March, 1912.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-28
Mr. Bo,t., on "wednesday last, submitted ,ho 81.

Mr. Bous. on Wednesday last, submitted the fol.
lowing resolution, which, on Thursday was adopted.
We have heard tome strange tales about this mat
ter, which in due time, will be brought to light.
"Rssoutd, That the Committee on Public Expen.
diures be instructed TO enquire into the nature of
claim formerly presented to Congress 10y Charles ]
Catev, of Virginia, which by law passed on the
% ycly, 1886. "Ihe proper accounting officers of
the Treasury Department were authorized and di-
Ieeted to settle upon the principles OF the acts Of
Congress OF the 9th Of April 1916, and 81 OF March
1917; whether said claim has been settled, and VII
amount paid; whether the accounting officers ofthe
treasury Department allowed said claim on princi.
pies established by the laws above referred TO. or
whether was done upon the authority or order of
the acting President Of the United States; and if
settled upon the principles authorized by law, why
such settlement was not made at an earlier period:
md II upon such order Of the acting President un.
der what 'aw or by what authority he directed the
payment OF such claim; and whether such claim
was frs. refused TO be paid on such order. and hv
what authority, and under what circumstances tho
SAID accounting officers ultimately allowed II; and
10 what fund such payment charged; and TO
report any and ali the circumstances deemed peril
nent connected with the settlement Of said claim
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-28
From lhe si.unlan snset.ior.

"T"I HIVI CVUHI UF THE .. 6IHIES.
quesion was raised, last week, before judge
PennYbnekeF, whether ar individual owing debts
N hdueiary character could take the benefit Of The
BANKRUPT law in reference 70 his other debts. The
Judge decided that he could not.
HIS honor also decided that a pefson was NOT bv
The mere act Of fling his petition in bankrup,ey
placed beyond The reach Of the process Of the State
Courts but that he might be arrested upon all origi-
hal and mesns process issuing from the State Courts
esLsep' when ~ actual attendance us sutton on the
Federal Court. The question vybetbs, H. rs,,o,
and property Of the bankrupt are exempt rom pro
cess Of execution during the interval between the
Sling Of the petition and the decree Of bsnkruo,.v
Judge. - "'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-28
VALEDlCTORY ADDRESS OF MIR. SPEAK
Err SOUTHALL.

Gentlemen Deeply grateful for the resolu,ion
which understand you have been pleased 10 pdopt.
pray you 10 in return, for a manifestation
20 kind and 50 partial, my very sincere md mat
fectcd thanks ! am not vain enough. eentIcmsr
believe me, 10 atter myself with the idea. that, in
tho discharge Of the sometimes onerous and often
delicate md responsible duties OF this station. I
nave ucen 20 fortunate No, NJ oil times, TO avoid
error, Or U have been wholly exempt from the in
hfmloS oi our n7ture-nwarc, as ought 10 be IN Il
TO your kindness and iorbennnce often 10 vour
support and cOuntcn1nco, have I been indebted TO
great extent, for the manner whatever IL may have
been, IN which my duties have been fulfilled And
all claim, all can hope 70 lave entitled myself TO-
during the session dOw being closed b. the cgedit n,
a sincere and honest desire constant and nnIi ous
effort 70 dispense, firmly and impartinIlv. tbo
various obligations incumbent upon me-to have
rccoleetcd that when seito horc. was In tbe
character Of your Speaker, lifted above the feeings
Of party, and knew and recognised each ond III
alike as having equal rights, equal claims and squnl
puvilcges-nnd u through session marked n,
Times with nbsorhing questions and occavir mi ~
citcmoni, have been enabled 70 enlist your ammo
baton, can but assure you That the reflection " NJ.
IN all time TO como, DO my hest and ch If reward
The depository, ~ we nrc, gentlemen. of the hon.
or and prosperity Of our beloved Commonwealth
% u here she mainly looks, and ought to look IN,
whatever can advance her IN the path of nobie On
tefpuso and generous emulation for wh,'evsr e,n
exiit hor amidst her sister States. and pIaes her
on The proud stand 10 which her resources enliile
her.
Animated Ivy devotion 10 her great and general
,n'eres's; identified, as W. arc, individually, with
her veal Or her woe, Wifh our Fiction, trust
over hof entire sDdsce, witt our hopes an
our prayers for her future glory and happiness
doeming ourselves, 10 refsr'nce 10 her true AMI
general good, people, and as citizens Of an In.
drvisible Commonwealth, nay We not, gentlemen,
indulge the gratifying reflection, that no to Whatever
concerns tbs our native state, as N whatever AZ
tachcs 10 her entire limits, bu o1e sentiment bolofg
TO the bosom Of US ON, but party to DO fourd
and that the party for tho country, the whole c iun
Try, ard nothing but tie counuy1 May We not feel
NJ regards this mother Of Ne all, thst "moun airs
interpreted" make no distinct on q poople7-thst.
whether her son roams tho lofty heights Of the
West or sails upon the bosom Of Tho rivers Of the
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-28
ADJOURNMENT OF rue LEorsLAruRE.

The General Assembly adjourned, Saturday
night, about o'clock, after a session Of 10 days
good many bills were passed on the last day,
and several we're defeated by count-there no,
being quorum in the House Of Delegates,
Just before the adjournmenr,SMr Armstrong pre
scented protest, signed hy most Of the Western
members against the refusal Of the Legislature to
make re-apporiionmeni OF the Representation. as
authorised by tie Constitution /, was laid on tho
table.
Mr. souIhali delivered very appropriate Vale.
dictory, and tho House adjourned in good spirit.
and in mood very dilferent from that which chm
racierzed the last day OF tho last session.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-28
CANAL COMMERCE..
ARRIVED

Bont Flying Lucy. Station, with 4ei tons mJzs
Boat Champion, Goosby, with 800 ton, md.
CLEARED,
Boat Buchanan, Peters, with &c tons NIL, H..
Columbia, Lock No ~ and 81, Seo:t,ville. Rock
hsn, Hardw'cksvllle, New Market and Lynchbur,.
=, Boat Gabriel TAR, Rose, with 20 tons INDIE. for
view CaIton, New Marke, Lock No 90 Warmin
BOAT Ben franklin, Pamplin, with 90, tons md,e
LOT Sreenway, Bent Creek and Elk Creek.
BOAT Highlander, Lockett with ssI tons MD,
or Stapes' Mills and LYnchbnrc. N"' Nlo-o
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-28
NOTICE.
EnEIlHT REnIIrEn

nr.nE of tho President and Directors oftbe Rich
N'nI tfcicrirk lhura ani Potomac Railroad Comm,
~ on lhe ltii d1y ~ March, ief(- ''
hfforfd Iaffhr following reducfisne In tho r,tcg a.
ltN h' 'Wcrn Richmond aud certain points on ie tout
go D' and tney are hereby made 10 take effect
".in ilt I'fh Day NJ Arril neHt-viz.
IN GratH ono cent p0f hundred pounds from r,,,t,
tcEs lifIi md third Turnout, anI tao cents So,,
iphlaa n. W.. Ireviltau'a and Gordonsvlie.
IN tl1ur-Two cents per barrel fiom Gorionsvufe
~ Hif-iEo cenfa per sack 10 third Torn out ION r
ten cenfa Co. gortuaviIle ~ ~
~ BeJ Parf anil Fsh-Pcr barrel, u cents 10 Frede
,es 'ii cents o. third Turn ont, cents fo f9ta,
pluhcIsc q cen sto Trovan's and 70 cents 10 Cior.
'.ne'i.e. q. W. MACMURBO
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-28
WHAT DOES rHI, MrAs 2

MIR Wise, in reply TO Mr. Fillmore, who pleaded
The written request ofhe Secretary OF the Treasury,
Tor introducing the Loan Bill, in the shape in which
he did-ehareed Mr. Fillmore with being "pe-
culiar enemy" Of the Administration, and told him
that the country would hold him (Mr FL and hi.
Committee, and the SEoRErARI OF ruz TREA.
suRr, responsible for the bill-which he strongly
denounced. The recommendation of the SkcRrrA.
ri was no EXECUTIVE Recommendation! Whom
are We 10 believe, MIR Wise or the Secretaryi
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-28

nc carries still the same ralri1te heart, breathe.
me same ceveton To his native State and feels the
N'ne n,ond emotion in the name Of a Vireinisnf-
ns', Wills, We may and as freemen ever will, differ
" PORTUGAL questions. yet, that the country is
SIC her institutions st,ble, and her liberty secure
- ""s AZ the common good Is the common end OF
III mat sub are the feelings OF the rep es,nta.
ses o, me people such the principles which our
so"h n'.e cherish, such our fathers were, aud
suSh our rosterity will be, sannot Ioub..
loI US then, gentlemen, foster these holy feeling,
~ sont'hen's-let US teach thom TO our children
."u auIse them among our people-lct us learn
- .a 'o1n upon th,s, our ancient Common wealth
""e "l9 instpaToble-as the shield Of our rights.
,ne ark OF our safety, the intrenehment of ali we
nou as sacred and dear; and in this, the moment
., our separation, pray you, in conclusion. rh,l,,
=. ~ ,'a,. :, unese emotions OF patriotism, to bear
Tor your individual health and happiness.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-28
TIE LAND MoNEY-.c,,N

Vrelne's share OF the land money. II ,,L., 49,,
VI .'.e leoetaI treasury and received by Viryini,
mus oe supplied by indirect taxation in the an, =,
49,; u', imports. Now, If this taxation falls on
go, ~.a' VIII she have gained by the disribu
uon money! Money is given her with onc b,rd
u"u "Nen out OF her pocket with the o,her. Vii
the loss, too, of toll sticking by the wavwRn, srn
u.s., ~ possible, that this indirect taxation should
not ialI on Vrsinia-aro other peonle n he ,sr.S
10 supply vacuum made in the trss.,,-,, h.. ~:
w" snare But the truth is that for every dolI,r
received by Virginia from the land r,o,c, H. "a,
10 taxed two or three dollars at least bv \ ,,rfT
Petersburg Statesman.l
Inns paragraph eondcnscs all the Locoroeo ar
eumenis against the Distribution act and m. ;.
ceipt OF the Land Money. IL will be seen thu, N.
Important iact' that tho Land Money BELONGS 10
inc S'ates-nnd that the Federal Government b,.
no more right TO It than to the other revenues of N.
s'a'es-Is overlooked altogether. But Their. i, no,
the slightest truth or justice in any of the argument,
advanced. It's mere assertion, that every dollar .,
the Land Money paid TO Virginia will cos, he, a
IN the shape of Tariff. The e1periene. n ,b.
country fal;ises it. Virginia never Wa, 40 nro,,o
rous as during the existence Of n T.,ic ~, -;
the one-sided free trade has come into NAV .b0
"'S oeen rapidly declining. The truth is-what
" sang "hansers may say TO the contrary
''e'e Is no State IN the Union deeply interested
IN iar'h' as Virginia, except possibly Pennsyl.
Vana and Maryland. The people are coming to
lake this view of the matter We hear the crv
rom various acknowledgements as well as Wing.
-'ha' we cannot get along without Tarr-we
cannot keep specie in the eoun,ry-we cnnno, main.
taln sound currency,-Agriculture as veil as.
Nianuae'nres-droop' and decays This growing
CONVICTION is the result of bitter experience, and in
INC very teeth OF deep rooted prejudice.
But even THE Tariff were to abs,rac, more than
the Land money amounts to-there is Il is very
great difference. The Land money would diminish
direct 'nxation-whieh falls upon the rich and the
poor-and from which there is no escape. The
Iariif IS voluntary, and falls mainly upon the rieb
who are able to pay it. II they do not choose to
BUY foreign Injuries, they will escape the tax
altogether, and the Land money will be clear gain
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-28

We call the attention OF the Enquirer 10 the fol-
lowing, from its co-uborer-the N. Y. Evening
Post:
MIR Giddngs does we'll in resigning and ppeal.
ing 10 his constituents. We hope they will send
hun back by an unanimous VOTE II We lived among
Ihem, we would lay aside all party preferences, TO
indicate the rights which have been so arbitrarily
wfesied from their representative"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-28

lay. Ere this, the sword or the poisoned ehale
may have done It's work. II harm come to our
,euoS citizens IN bondage, their blood will he upon
the hands OF those who administer the eoyetnmen,
with timid hand and treaeherous sa:rii.n
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-28

man For himself. % said. he ~as will nc 10 give
the Banks Till January TO put themselves IN eoadi-
ton TO resume. Before MIR s. concluded,
The Speaker announced the arrival OF the hour oi
recets.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-28
ms CA,IPHoK L0zEy.

a. ~. o.. -. - = CAmPHOR LOZEN-
1Nc immediate relief IN nervous or ~ -
49, a,lau1n "I the heart, owncss spirits deapon.
lnn tih1oty or puird sore throat bowel or sum
ti ohpAih tanning, opprC a5 ion a sonse Of ~
ne ehes eh9ho spasms, cIamps Il the stomach OF bow
el " stefical affections and an nervous disease ,oi
htss hr0ughthc day and wakcfIl Al night. cor, ar -
era Horbus, diarftoi, llssude or a sense Of Grnc ~
eIsohs travelling viii ind the Lozenges really rcyiVn
u|th AMER dissipation They will restore the fone n, 81,
ysteh generally, ana remove oil The unpleasant
arising from too fee living '' - ''f''''S
Oh D',ci0Hs ior zee One Lozenge should d.. uut into
me mouth and suffered o. dissolve slowly un, Y CO..
,L'u LepeAt unhhey eject cure seldom moro nan
~ ~ thIee VIII DC required, aud often A single ono viii
slecuy remove az nc pain officially cuf,og tl ~,
,,f,ti H., ~, oe ,"'utca' Or sale. whole sale and
-.,-y ---- JUN <ol ALIEN. DIVAI a 60.
DAGOEhhIe's MAGICAL PIcTuHEn-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-28

TUE coalition n our Affairs plHcesh beyond our bower
20 c.eul Hrher indulgence 90 those WHO arc Indebted
10 No. Wobek leave tn call The attention ~ an Who src
hfesteI' i0 This notice, aud particularly those Whose
DtAnecf l!Fc been ~ long standing
NH y 3siw GAY 4 BENTLEY.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-28

Mr. Cloy's speech, in th, Senate on Wsdns,dav
IS ssid by al who have heard u 10 have bssn
splendid fhorl Of argument and e.oquence. and IN
have commanded the undivided attention Of the
Senate and crowded audience. The veteran
statesman leaves the scene Of his peaeefu vctore.
where he has % long triumphed over opposition
and prejudice, with his reputation as sn orator and
patriot sustained in oil its former vigoL-gsr. CaE
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-28
COAI, Avn WOOD YApn

I(brlDE- Tho usual supply II Souh sio Crate Coal lie
snbsc Icr a preparedt0 f,rnish Ok Wool n best
pua.{ n per cord 1.-THE Yard, orsJ ~ delivered.
mh lo-dlN CT. MACMURDO Ir
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-28
TO THE PUBLIC.

NJ NJ hAPFEY AND LONATI rcspec,6,IIv
- morn i'c ciiizenE n Rchmond thai heinz ie.ty
@ 49, 9omly VIII me urrent request Of numerous fln
open Monday, March 1}ih and Tucsday 2J,i rec, W.
ne 1,i two nights previous the closing Of ibelr
N"hIetIul PICTURES. mR VI IL
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-28

departed this life, on the 15th instant. Of an I'M
expected attack OF "Familv Jars" the Democratic
Spartan Band" Though the Band died in Tho 49,
OF youth, was not at all regretted, but wen, dow
sung" WV "o' un'
THE ErIrAru
ncrc hos the booty OF the "spartan n,ntu
,Iws foul tia gonei 'twas ,ieathis camm.n,
hsd ~ life from year year
And cold In death Il now lee here,
Here ietit lie, for lie Il will:
Though dead twin lie In "spfyftp still
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-28
SUGARS

IN HHDS Porto Rico
do 81 Crolv
30 Cuba, clarified
~ bbls. Brazil ~
~ boxes Moolsey a Woolscv SUGARS
- DO single loaf
10 do small lump
10 DO Havana
- bags Rio and L1guyIa
~ do superior Old lava ,,,,rrr
~ DO - Dominao do CbfFbE
- barrels Manila 40
l9 M h hnd. baltimore I'm whsEcy
Gu DO old do
N do Gibson's No do
81 do Riciarisons family do
~ do old Tuscaloosa 30
10 10 Ape Brandy
~ do superior oil do
10 purc old Peach do
hali itpcs pure Cognac do Onrl Dupuy & Go.
90 90 do Pinot, Gas lion a 20.
20 go DO Soigncit
y DO d. 40 Pellvoson
10 40 Imitation fIo
- barrels do
2 Pipcs pure Holland Gin, wclsp
~ hhls comnuu du
~ hhds Trinidad Molasscs
~ icrcss do
100 barrels % do
~ do Sugar House do
luncheon pure Jnmlca Hum
10 do Ant 10
r DO Creole DO
m barrels T. do
90 kegs Mails
21 bags Shot
haHI lbs Cotton Yarns
600 10 Cotton Scinr Irvine
2 Tons hlacTcd Steel
- DO bar Iron
For sale low, for Cash, by
WADE w WOODBRIDGE,
uh Nv doors below the HeI
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-28

IL Aniro's' s'on Fiven ifnnlctla'ely, tI Lumber
tYfg3 ,'Ihs h Ifc-cnt ocrupioi by tho under. ansI
HklE =, % a'inlfaNy alapfcd o. The Commission a.
,r.,- =. H.lnnH hu'ircsi, considerable Improve.
neiis y, sayinz been made or That pufpose lately
NiI y INV aEnFuenN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-28
PLEASURE EXCLUSION
DENTAL. sITI,1.TRY

l'ub unicrfirncl having boosted permanently in Rich
u"uI respectfully invites The attention of ladies' anl
,.'.l'n wishing Dcnal operations porfOrnc @ to b.
~ ~ -liI ehgice assortment Of fncouuptbie Teeth sr
,e-s y. y nl lnfcH9n on gold plato, by atmospheric
COZ sptingf and clasps with piyofs, hffcd accu-
i,y w l.nl pi color hgurc, &c, i0 clude the
- lNy in leccN1ut and In nearly al cases rer.
,.oly us.lll n mas cau1n IL will perform all nccsss
~ vfsaioh ~ iif lCc, both Tor their beauty aydnre
sersation. once on Main street fev, doors (ct' H.
Exchange Bank ''" n - fttii,,,i9y,w ihe
ChsmbeTlsyno Dr Brockenbrorvt t,sn,i ~, 10 ~
Caboli, aud sidney Btrttr. Esq 49,, ,"
DBACHr ~. 9HhTTON has returned 10 Rls6.
street, nh 30 ,iJ''' 6,5'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-28

CHELSEA FOR SALE. AT PUBLIC AUC-
TON.
Nm DC soil on Monday, the 9Th ,lay of Anil =, 10
oeoek. that beautiful place Chese. 10 lie hist -
uuleI. Also The Household and Kncbsn F,,n,s,
81 NoNs, hogs, Corn, and many other articles ''
@ are invited 20 view the premises Nhich MN
% JIAlsoii9l 10y tie owner, who resides there ~ VIII
----s GEO CRITNp
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-28
CLARkE,S OEEICR

Drawn nos OF nc Monougalil Academy-25tb March.
,,,,,, q 2 IS 20 - II % 20 rs e S"'
Look al my sign. ' " o-0'' SOU al ibis ono o
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-28
SMITH, DRINKER 4 MORRis,

LATE
SMITH g. PALMER,
received on Saturday, 18th instant, at their Book
Store,
STORY. onPariuorHiir,a further supply
rhelsw Iabraiy or March. Contents WINS Plead
iuE-rHu2. concluded
AGolicn Treisury or The Children Of God.ty CIV
Blgttxky, anew Ciifi1u
IncEsReis.1u7 Anecdotes, from me Oh London ciit
Wl.q9 an C9n9 rmaiion with an Introduction and Noca,
Virginia, tic Lost and Pound Tale by fhe author Of
=, Instance ~ Tic Merchants Daughter
Famous Oh People being The second Epnrh Of Grand
filhcfa Chair, 10y Nathaniel iltwh0rn- second edition
Jonas on Farm Of Winter by tho author Of The Rolls
The Story Of Joan Of Arc, by n Evans. with q enc
Together witha large Collection n standard seb,,
BDoksofthc best cdiuong And ala1 sumo New Puhira.
lions 81 school Books nil ~
I INsEED OIL barrels received AMI l,,r all I,
- mrlg IfELl, JOHNSTON a LYEII
MOTIFS TRAVEIs
TusVtLs IN Europe and ule Bast hy Valentino Mon
II " y, received and luf sale '''
ms - -NltH. DRiNKgR = MORRIS
MORE NTW BOOKs-Iorr6 10Th
/ W RANhui ~ GO. have f,eelved.
tifM iuncipta ~ dcfiicIu Inc ~ A nilinys N Id
80 o,,, Medical or Dictionary of Medical Science
Young Peoples Book, andPooplo's Library for M,r,l
MANILA COaDAaENNOT nyV ,,,,,....
,,,,,. ~ h'sH' l1r sale low, by inc coil or small
LnnY fcWons wishing 10 he Ii,sio
,,I Jl h''' w a cav. tIRiCHARDS A. co,
- Opposite The Swan Tavern.
RITTER AND LIsA TuEH-iusi received oR
NOD A 10, Of harness and skirt Loaus w wv
40, sM cambridge,
""'f Opposite tho SVEN Tavern,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-28

Look al my sign. '0 - e>''' sou al 'his ONCE.
5O0 ,c SSs ms day al The Exchange Hotel-l7 5Do
mr. ~ -NNNi '"~ii ~ OF luVO. Ticketsa
CHAST. CLARKE
unsT,.AUCTION-This MornnK-Flne SnS5Is %
ues, Whiskey, OH, Carpets &C. 's'S' IAN
H, = DAVENPORT & ALLEN
A 1rLhND,p and large assortment OF FshInI T,cLI.-
Ro,U,.h Hh ihc mandatory OF Thos 4 J.s Rst.
,1rh Englan'. The assortment embTsrcs -' D@'ei
Beet Steel KIRBY Hooks
DO Trout do
DO Limerick do
DO Virginia
A, 10 round bentimprovei do
Anh an assortment OF silk. Sea Cr,s. AL H. -.
waxing suck Rods, from Joints: Float. n, ,;, mes
Pa,'tt :. SUTHERLAND, Main A.
49, - "'' Opposite The Rant.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-28
OBITUARY.

Here lies the county Paris slain.
And Romeo dead.-suAKSPHAaI
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-28
SMITH DINNER ,

March Number received fYr all flc R'rtf,ss 80
ssubcrg ''~'''N'nN ti"'
Mrs SMITH. DnGNKER 4 uoppts