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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-28


yellow q ion
savoy Spinach
otch ks-a
Savoy SpinIrh-fnesf
l-ttc rrucnh
DO tgulnower
White sugar Beet, Mango
Wuuzel-fur feeling stock
Extra Early Peas-superb
Early
Green Dwarf Imperial Peas
fine medium
Bishops 10 do-I2 inches
hlgh best dwarf
Gr"oms New do-superh
Fall Matchless do-Gne;
late. g feet
Large Yellow Pumpkins
for field
White Kidney Bcans-goOd
dwarf snaps
Dwarf Marrow do-best Do
do ant early
Do Mediterranean dO-fnes
late
Horticultural dO-Gnest pale
Early Yellow g weeks Bean.
Rachel do 10 uo-inest ear
ly sort
Broad Windsor Beans
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-28
RESI- AMERICAN AND EURoPEAS
GARDEN SEED, LOWER sEEp, HERB. AND
OTHER SEED

hANE just received 2 fresh zsSormsn, nr Seed nm.
. p'.slna every sinl Of the most choice Garden auJ beau.
,tu'IloSeT seed. h0f Of these seed are proyn nv ,ba
n,ssIs sinclair Of Balliuho1e. and some OF them are itn.
. y .um inc best European houses, all nj which are
20 et.e satisfaction, AMI show their suuer,orily
az 1oiLov. seed as the ensuing summer Will prove.-Iiss
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-28
WORKS ON BAPTISM.

ONs Wv bht lCFls
i hlsloKh OF Hapfism tom from the Inspired and
"A u%nnspircf wruf g. Nv isial taylor Hinton.
Ine Converts fuir TO htsf principles OF evangelical
uuth; complied ~ Rev II oburls
The I'M" o. ami snhi.ctsof Biprsm b. Miles T. lever.
4 VI. lhtc PROBE ssor u Rhetoric aud Orrory In Narr.s
college, Ohiu, and a Licenced Minister Of tile Prcsbyte-
tian Church
\ convcrsaii1n between Two Laytncr. on the subjects
an modeoI christian Baptism, aud Church Communion
By Charles ~ Penileion.
scripture Guide TO Baptism, containing a fifbfi cur.
uon OF all the passages of tho New testament. which re.
,s'n ~ ih,s ordinance, with explanatory observations. by
Asene. ofLeucrs on The mode and subjects Of H,orsm
addressed 10 the Christian Public by stephen Chaniu
For sale bv A \ MADDOX.
GREAT BARGAINS ~ CALiCOES.
!USf npcncda % large assortment Il Eni lts1 aud Am,rL
~ e utihcCcS. n uupfco cicufcd low prices.
Iiehi and Dsrk Cstcoes, atet, &. ~ and i2lc
s%''ibT'F DO g1oo 49, 81: S and 1se
BLACK and Whtc Cshooes, ~ re. 10, 1land2c
liFrcnrh d0, very superior, At Nlc
A beautiful assortment Of ruluted. black add white
Iavns 80" %Glorhams' which viii be sild az such prices as
The above goods, with many oihcrs suited q, tho season.
have been received, aud grcat hntrtins NAV be expected.
AZ J II t~uNNtNGHAN'S
m'i9 Cheap Cash pry G'ods store, Mau ST..
bacon uAMs-Wc have in store lot of Bacon
- Hams, at61c per pound-aood
ma % r. ROYAL & MpRgAN.
FAMILY COMMENTARY on ts Uoiy Bbic,
y itpm ihe Wotks Of Henry ana Scott and ahrvo 100
other wri'rs Published In london ~ ta Religious
ifaci Society, win maps and cngiavirrs. ~ lar1e svn,
good print and paper, price 81 10. for sale u suy quantity.
W EANDDtPU q 90.
MATS Main sf-rc' E'-.r,nt
TmEHmoMETERs no Tm. Morocco ana 1ronsc
II Cases, al sizes, for sale, no
! RANDOLPH cos.
mIo bookstore aud nunlcry.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-28

Early Work Cab5ssc-best
early
Green savoy Cabbsse-6,e
late
Hat Drunswicg do-superb
large heads
Flat Dutch Early TGrniE
Long RED Tonato-llrre
smooth sort
Rel IuTnip Radish-dne ear.
ly
Yellow do do-for early sum.
mer ana fall
Double Parsley
sumner Sguash
Long White Ouion
Scarlet Radish-bes; early
long
Carolina Watermelon
Nuimcg N-!ou
Brown Ouch Leifuce-fna
silver Giant Cciery-yery
large white
Ice '.etiucc-hne early
Tau Rhubatb
Long Orange Carrot
Long White Ockra- for souns
cayenne PcppcT-luug rcd
Bun Nose do, large-Gnes;
kind
keenc's Long Green Cucum.
ber-l4 inches long
~alrafy
E-- Plant-best purple
Lazy Ictruce-hrge White
cquash-assurtci
Early Green Cluster Cucum
h"r-bcst early
Parsnips-prime
tarlV sugar Leaf Cabbage
hnc carry
Drumhead do-whi'e heads
Half Long Blood Bcet-besr
NNff
Giant Asparagus
For sale by "a
Slsu Of Isl.
mn 10 Mans.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-28
NOTICE.
FREIGHT REDUCED

NOTICE.
FREIGHT REDUCED.
n I . metiins OF me President sni Directors ofthe Rich.
n mond' " fredericksburg ani Potomac Railroad Comoa.
ny.on the Ion day OF March, lSi2-
hesofrsd, That tn" following reductions In The rates nj
IiS,ShI between Riehmoni and certain points on The Inui.
"a haliroah he. aud they are hef.bS, made 10 take effect
rom Inc lVth DAY of Aprl nekt-viz.
-" Gram One cent pes hundred pounds from Fredc-
-. ~ a" AMI ih,Td Turnout, aud two cents from
Lou'sat W. Tr.vilian's aud GoTionryIle.
IN ftoHr-IWo cents per barrel nomC orlousvIie
oH SUIT NO cents por sack TO third Turn. out, four
gu. 90 I3n.r, Courthouse, Elk cents to TrcviEian's, an
on Begf Pork oHd FsA-Per barrel. q cents 10 Ftede.
y = IAN, . Sents To thlrd Turn out, 8 c.ats to Louisa
louisville. 4. ~ ryufRno
tnh ~
Office n p 20 ~
- UM. BRAND &c PaIe CocnIc Ir,ndv- v---
= superior old Rum, for sale u hBBOT '
t1rncr follow 4 DuvAl \ ro
MouNrAiN nUrrE.i,, JUS received "
- FRY 4 co.
EKEENoUGH's CHEMICAL OIL. g,1.
~ Pryor the above, for burning in Grecnouph,s p,,cr,
Lainps just, received, Tor safe.
cell ALEXANDER DUvAL a co
GLOW Es.-super Black aud coiourci Kid Gloves a,
~ STARR a cor
Jao opposite Exchange Hotel
NSG EhEEBonN, Merchant. ls3. Trout street
'. NeW horE, has gwen permission 'n use his nau,s
Isey, as To having bee0 cured Of : distressing Rbeum,.
nsn, OF long stap'iius. by
w NERVE ANT BONE L.ININlENT
Alter a grcat variety Of other remedies had been tIied in
vain. The positive and quick effects of this article are so
Wei known To all VINO have heard Of IL. as 10 rennirc No
reference. For sale by
JOHN GAYNOR,
Rll one door above Bell Tavern
EAlREANKS' PATENT PLATFORM a.
l. BALANCES. forsale by
~, II. BALDWIN,
lhhl-U Under The a rhaugs II,,,t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-28

NEW NOVEL. SC.
|.EANpoLPH a ca have received
- The Two Admira's. a noyel , vols. by Cooper
Enquiry into the Validity NJ The British Ct.imt, Rfrhf
~ VS.. taion 400 search Of American Vessels sus.ecIrd
% he engaged IA tie slave Trace, by n Wheaton. LID.
Minister 10 Hctln
Practical Geology and Mincnlosy. with Instructions Tor
The qualitative ~auaiYsisof Minerals, by J Trimmer, 2 G :
with plates
Coopcrs SEA Talcs.5 vols. ans
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-11

has afforded an ample occasion ios draining the
public treasury. In every department Of the ser
vice connected with IL. exuaNsganee OF the most
unprecedented character has teen INDUCED. In
the purchase OF supplies. in the uansportston, by
land or water, OF soldiers or stores, the public mo
ney has been wasted by those charged with It's DIS
buuemen'. Already has there been expended ma
ny millions OF dollars. IN prosecution Of war
against a band OF SSvages, which, from the outset,
has not furnished as many hundred warriors TO op
pose. The committee have ascertained that. with
IN hvc years from tho outbreak OF hostltes in that
Territory, between the LIST OF January, lsSG, and
LIST OF January, isiI. there have been employed IN
the transportation service seven hundred and thr-
ty-scven steamboats,, brgs, and sehooners. Many
OF them have been employed at per diem pay,
until the price Of their hire has quadruped the sum
at which, originally, they could have been purehas
ed In reference TO the hire Of the steamboat yonn
Crowell, General Jesup in reply TO the call Of the
committee, says that she was hired at the price OF
three hundred dollars day, and her expenses and
insurance" "She was not worth fifteen thousand
dollars, and one hundred dollars day woult have
been extravagsnt hire for her." For the entire
period she was in service, the Government has paid
eighty two thousand 1--WE hundred and hhy-hve
dollars" The committee present the names, com
pensation per day, month"; or trip. paid tor few oil
the steamboats, and sail vessels, employed under
charter or by hire, for transportation, in illustration
OF the character Of the expenditures made;
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-11

ELOQ UENT PERORATION
spsein.n lor D.elsmalion a PnLNe sehool.!
Conclusion of the Speech OF the Hon. VIM. Smith
of Va, IN the House Of Representa-
tiVes on the Loan Bill

And now, MIR Chairman, | will rapidly bring
my remarks TO close. Let US, however. look
back 10 the great election OF l540. And what do
wo seq The Wings appealing to the country,
lnflaming the public mind, and debauching the pub.
lie morals, by Baechanalian songs, drunken reves,
and all the disgusting mummery OF log CT bins hard
cider and coon skins Oh 1t was enough to Lake
the lover Of his kind weep tears Of bitterness and
sorrow. The immortal bard Of Avon, second only
10 the inspired father, to point moral and ndoin
a tale" has most felIcitousy remarked that
"rheTe is divinity that apes our ends,
Rough hew them how will"
This unquestoned truth which, in all the affairs
Of men, should ever be remembered, was entirely
forgotten or condemned by tile Wings, IN their mad
cagerncss for victory.
And when victory perched upon their banner +,
when, after years OF struggle md hope long defer.
red, they found the sway OF empire theirs when.
IN the iooishness OF their Imagination, they thought
their spoils and power were without end; and in the
pride and weakness OF their hearts, said as the rich
man Of old, "Soul, thou hast much goods laid I'd
for many years, take thine enss ent, drink and be
merry" all our long cherished aspirations nre
about 10 be gratihe 2. GA I, might have disarmed
the wrath from high, nnd averted that fearful
catastrophe which shrouded their pride and folly
in gloom and dependency had they but rsmem.
bered that
"There is divinity that shapes our ends,
Rough hew them how we will"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-11
IRON STEAMED

Inc House OF Representatives, Friday, bv a
vote OF 1879 TO 81, passed bill for the construction
OF an Iron Steamer Mr. Wise made the following
remarks on the character Of the vessel. and rho
necessity of its construction:
"Mr Wise observed that he would b,;.a, ~
PLAIN all that was necessary for a perGec, npdor
standing oil this DILL. Every gentleman or M.
nation knew the extent Of the coast of the IIn;,cd
states on the lakes, on the Atlantic and the Guif
oil Mexico, and # they would read the reno,, y,
tho Committee Of Naval Affairs, they ,Yo,,IJ eco
that the naval force OF Great Britain was no less
than two hundred and fifty ships Of war. md tb,,
they had no less than eight steamers on our co,s,
VINO had under their decks preparations 10y which
they could be Immediately converted into yess.Is Of
war. IL was absolutely necessary in the n,cs,n,
posture OF our affairs, that we should have tho
means OF defending coasts and hnrbors from, The
danger that threatened them. The plan of This
ship was submitted 10y one Of the ab!est encirec,,
IN this or any country, (Mr Stevens and had been
tired and found fully To- answer the PURPOSE Intent
cd, 10y board OF army and navy officers This
ship, by means Of her sub.n0ueous propelIers
would have velocity unoxnmpcd and from her
construction, would loo invulnernble She ,yos IN
he constructed of sheet ron plates rveted together
IN such manner TO be impregnnblo either IN the
PaNnn or round shot. Indeed the experiments oC
the board Of officers had demonstrated That the
paleS put together IN the manner intended for this
ship, resisted SIXTY four pound shot fred At n dis
lance Of thirty feet.
The ship would also have all that liehtness and
buoyancy OF wooden ships, and a velocity equal To
any other steam vessel either for escate or attack
These were not her only merits; all her machinery
would be below water, and out OF the reach of an
onemy's shot. Her means OF annoyance would be
shot invented 10y this same Mr. Stevens, which the
Government had been IN possession Of these TWEEN
tyyears, and which was as much superior 10 the
PAiTan shot as that superior to all othcrs-a
shot that would explode Immediately on striking
the obleet-hat had no fuse, and was perfectly snfo
IN every respect. llo would mention one fIet 10
show It's great superiority. Out Of twenty of these
shot that had been kept on hand for ten vsnr.
nineteen Of them exploded in striking tho obee'
fred at The whole ship, with her armament Snd
means Of propulsion, came from one of tho nhles,
engineers in the country. lie proposed new plnn
Of propeng vessels, similar to that of Mr. Frcc.
son-and. by.Ihe.bye, Ericcson's plan was his
by which the wheel would be below tho water.
and as well out Of the way Of the enemy's sbo, ns
the iroughness Of the sea. MIR W. concluded bv
saying That every thing relating to tho shin had
been proved by actual experiment, and that il was
the best mode Of defending our coasts and harbors.
now eminently threatened by the English power"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-11
REVOLUTIONARY PROCEEDINGS IN
RHODE ISLAND.

Little Rhode Island, which has been living uui
Guy Tor more than century under the charter Of
h'ns Charles, has just discovered or a, least som,
oil her wise mcn-that she is in a state of slavery
Last year tumutuary assembly adopted a new
const'uton-which the regular authorities. of
course, refused to recognize. The Legislature then
clNed Convention in due form, which proposed
a new Constitution. This was submitted to the
vote OF the people and rejeced-leavins matters in
statu quo. The champions of the frs, new consti g.
tuition contend that the rejection Of the las, was
taninmount to the confirmation of the first. and
they are holding meetings and avowing the deter
mlnaon to insist on their rights at the point of the
bayonet. The Legislature has passsd an act de =
nouncine these proceedings, and the Governor has
issued n Proclamation admonishing all good ci,i =
zens 10 conform to the law. under heavy penalties
In the meantime, the excitement is on the increase.
and preparations are making for an appeal to arms
both sides.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-11
Lsni Sun IN "A, ~ s s,..,,

MIR Walkers amendment TO tine Loan Bill, pto-
posing to pledge the Lsnd Money to the redemption
oi the Loan. was discussed in the Senate. Friday.
Ms Cnuenden made an able speech against IL
eontsnding that the Land Money belonged to the
s'a'es-and justice TO them required that il should
not now be wrested from them. MIR Archer follow
ed on the same side. lie argued slrenuously a.
ga'ns' accompanying the Loan with a pledre-
which was taniamount TO concession. that We were
out Of credit lie protested that in voting for Mr.
Rves amendment, he had not designed q rep,ai of
the Distribution Act. The Globe, we are pleased
to see, charges MIR A. with having made a somer.
set. Whether this be true or not, in sustaining tho
Distribution oil the Land Money among the States
he is representing the wishes Of the entire VIII,
party in the State, and large portion Of the other
party. Let him persevere in this career. This i,
'he greo, measure Of State justice and State Rights,
Mt Buchanan replied to Messrs. Criltenden and
Archer, and undertook to show that the WING par.
ty were responsible for the expenditures and en-.
oarrassment OF the Government-an effort in which
even gentleman OF MIR. BIS abilities must fail.
TIC was well answered by Mr. CritteLden, who
s"o"ed 'hat the necessity OF the appropriations Of
last year, existed before the 18th Of March. IsII-
and was created by the late Administratio n-anI
that IL was impossible for the Wing party in Con.
sress, without the cooperation OF the Executive
forthwith to make the rctrenehmen,s, which tho
best interest Of the country required They could
nol-unaided by the observation-disclosures. until
they had made investigation, what Offices ought 10
oe abolished, and what salaries reduced. This WAS
a work OF time which, however. the Wings would
accomplish as soon M possiblc
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-11
.NEu SPRLNG Dry cnnnS


Tue subscriber invites the attention OF M. (,i.nI. and
iurchasers generally. 10 the following articles psrt
on ne STOCK selected fer the spring summer sales
ihoy VIII y" s"i AZ unprcc edented low prices Tor all. or
paving customers credit " '' ~
frcuch PTuts CambTics and Lawns of beaut6I s,,les
and Patterns bought by the package be sod at very
French satin striped Muslins
Plain black Gro dn Rhines
Black and blue black, plain and stripe1 sIks
ared - W. '''' P"' -
Ihec'd Muslus, Satin checd 10 aud CamI,r, D,,t,,e.
Iarltau Musius aud Satin Jeans
be1utlnl Bonnet and Neck Ribbons
Hack tilct Mantillas, cords and frnses
n"a"y black Peour Ottoman ShaWls
Thread Lace Collars
victoria aud Mohair skirts
Hcautiiu Painted Feather Fans
Gentlelnen's aud Lady's Cavats
bugs ''' ''os'en'
Barnley sheetinss, all linen, all wJths-te best for
superior sat u Damasks, all widths
Goods imprTteJ ~ W
English Long Cloths and American do
III bicac he'd Cotton Shocng and many other s,nIe
Goods Tor iamily use. and suited o the season
ny me arrivals Of vessels this many other ne, and
esr1ie Fancy Goods to be received such as Nous
Hn rss, sfawls >caris elegant Dress Goods etc etc
Nhlch VIII make the assortment complete and various
as al any other previous season.
apll TUoNAsR pRtCp
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-11
POETRY.
ON rHs prArn CO rHE


To walk houauI's isht. With stainless bioS,-
whh patriot siui. the puhlic Wealto serve,
Nor shrnk ncrn tnil In hAlcyon bowers OF ease
Ma IN the trisi hour from duty s~erNe.
win the pls1dn VI lofty fame
noble purpose, free from all Disguise
ssl'd With the lnVe ot thos. from whom u came
THIS was his need, -ior whom Virgin q stshs-
This was his need. who rose In heaih-ai morn
with eve eHutng In the golden ray
Yet chl o. ming drew it, darken'd pail.
Was swept froul life, and all ia Joys away.
But she, whose heart with has Was early bound.
That kindred aprit, whom he held - dear
The fond companion Of his cherishd home
How sinks her soul beneath this stroke severe
How sinks her soul-yet not In lark hspair,-
Ger the Wild deuxc CLEANS the radiant bow
snlace hath she, which no mortal hand
Can skill TO mingic with her cup Of woo;-
A cordial trust In Heavens ubetring WILL
Which daily strives to make that will ITS oWn,-
A faith. that IN each pang OF sorrow views
A sutcr passport 20 its Fathers rhrone,-
glorious hope,-that mid lis tears Gao smile
ndthfough the clouds bcckcninr spirit see
Pursue It's lonely path, little WHILE
Then join the low one In s'erny,,, .,ooup>ry
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-11
n Dsr,ioum,nl


We told Col. Goodson, the day before the efro,,
was made TO elect Governor, that he would he
dubbed by the Junto-nt which, he looked incredu.
lous. We told HIM the day after, that no had been
bubbled-he could not deny that there was n violent
presumption Of the fact. We saw how the poms
vas going from the beginning. We knew Bavlv
was the tool Of Richie and that whoever looked
for canjour fair dealing in either OF them woud
be deceived. Either would not scruple To betrnv ,
friend any more than no would to caluminate an
adversary, TO crafty his ambition or his vanity.
Col. Goodson and his Southwestern interests were
tho victims Of their combined arts.
That VIC were not mistaken in respect to the de.
signs Of the Junto, touching the election OF Mr.
M'Dowoll, VIC hnvo the authority Of Mr. Wallace
Of Petersburg. This gentleman, since his return
home, has been terribly beset by his constituents
and under the pressure to which no was reduced,
he has let out a secret IN relation to this very mat.
ter We copy from the Intolligencer:
ale (Mr Wallace) told the People Of Potersbu,,
that no was opposed To MIR Mcdowell when he
went to Richmond; that he ans opposed 10 hin, IN
the legislative caucus, and that he never intended
to vote Tor him. but that his friend, Gen. B,vIv'
there were two doserers from tho whig ronks
plotting for the election of Apdrew S,evoass.
begged him either to leave the Hall or voto foy
Mcdowell, as Mr. Stevenson would be eloered IN
Monday. Mr. Wallace told Gen. Bayly tbot no
would not dodge vote Ivy leaving the IInll.
although the Senate had adjourned and no did vo,e
foT Mcdowell This Is IN substance Mr. WALLACE
own version Of the matter lie would not dodge n
vote, but would dodge his own convictions and vote
ior man whom he did not like whom he did not
mean TO elect, thus giving the word Of promise to
the car" Of that mans friends, intending To 1lfesk
u to her hope lie would not dodge vote but
intended 10 dodge Mr. Mcdowell and his Crends
IN the fifst opportunity. This reminds us Of Ger
tain Mr. 'Dodgsi
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-11

- ~ " T|TT|T TTVTT
WAgIIINl-InN A.. q

WASHINGTON, APRm Sch, 1912.
" think We shall have no war. The TafT bill IL
now upon our table, and will DO taken up, when
the General Appropriation bill IL finished, which
will be probably the middle Of next week. The
Tariff will DO upon an average Of about 80 per rent
some articles NJ course, greatly AUove, ard others
greatly BgLow"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-11
ARRESTS

, The Philadelphia Gazette of yesterday saws
! ms ms morning oihcer James Byrne, Of The Court
Court, arrested George Handy and Daoiel NJ
bfodhead oi this city, on charge of conspirine with
Others TO induce corrupt Legislation. Th.v wers
each held IN heavy recognizances to appear and
answer h 10 the charge This process was issued at
ton OF the Governor, with the view of prosecutn,.
oil tho individuals implicated in the disclosure,
made by MIR Handy before the Joint Commute
OF the Legislature, Of the session just closed"
"The bail required yesterday for Ncss,s U,,a,.
and Brodhead. was $4,000 each. 1t was promntIy
gwen. Many persons contend tina the nrre,, ~
MIR. II. was Illegal under the circumstances. a l.yy
having been signed by the Governor a few DAYS
ago, eNempting him from arrest"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-11
TO raE MIN at OF
nj TIL ~ m - n -

VI X =. II ID I'll n ID r X -
Vale Evergreen vas bright aud iair,--
In natures beauty dresf,-
And there CHERISHED mother found
A sweet abode Of rest
The care that DER her children watch'd
Through years OF widow q PAIN.
The love that ioI their welfare strONe,
Was RENDERED back again.
Fresh seeds cot Heaven. IA ~oodbine Cot,
She serv'd baih night and day
Aud God hat babe thcm richly bloom
Around her temples grey.
Serene, uron her couch she lay
"rhis home i dear" she said
But to another tain III rise"
And meokly bowdheI head.
JaTk.wins' a iorm was lowering nesr,-
Widths the curtains fold
His hand upon her heat be press'd,-
And its red stream grew cold.
The kneclins daughter mark'd his deed
Aud prayers. with tears were given
But when her trembling glance she rsis'd,-
That mother IA Heaven
L.. n siGouRNEY.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-11

uJ-IANES y ESPY will deliysra eour.e Of cu,t.e
,etI,.Y n INC cause ~ Storms and other nmospbrsi.
,e"2ne"a ~ IcrpschOlc Hal, Commencing on ssfn,
.Iy hy'ning q O'Clock, aud c0iiinuinr on MONT,
gc Fiay, and Wedncs day 81 next week " -''-N
icsets for The course ~ VI iorfbe nigtt N
~ ,,l H ll' bppk Stores ADD 81 tho door Eaeb r.vi,
w y. agWcd To- bring lady without further ei,rg.
half piice. '' ''' ~" persons under W,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-11
4 CARD

-. n GARBANATl begs leave mos, ,..,..,, ~. -.
1o,,.5 pSL am, 9s lepds snd The public tsi he ,s
IN S, iIo, ar article Tor the man nsss,,,5s
s9 hs6, ssios ss s ots Geiuu On x soeg
Keep tho head perfectly coO H. s,I ~ ~ " VIII
81 .ss material TO be se he, Wiz ' he
may wear snd wnbs cold atbe low price Pe Aon who
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-11

Mr. Maxwell, appointed Secretary Of Legation to
st. Petersburg il the son Of Mr. Hugh Maxwell,
who figured at the lste Tyler meeting in New
York,