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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-17

80 s"-'@ "tf- VINES ~ Jo1l<~yered IN Nfgipig.
e,paos o. s1pp.Jng ne shoe Unrsd sto,es; and
u 'on' fes.f9tnt Was q pm tho importation ol
ths loisEn L1al, ..st mines might bc worked 10
aoyani'ge' Inc CoDmvss had spent several DAYS
IN tp-ouragirg MAJ. '4Gtuffs ~ selecting artiete.
Mr Ames, 0f Mars, farI, T eooee'ye ~, a.,
the present Constitution vas Icfatsd ~ eonme,.
eh necessity tnOrs tl1n any other eSus. III
wart OF an eHic cot Government 70 secure The r,,.
nulacturing nteres.s, md 10 advan nee our eo,e,c.
was long seen by men Of judgment, and pointed
welfare" s'"''''
Such is sketch Of the debate in tho 6rs, Con.
gross, on TIC SUBJECT OF protecting domestic indus
~ Dirng this debate, sundfy pstitiors, asking
Congress 20 impose protecting duties were feesived
and considered. In fact the SUBJECT Of p,o,s,,,vs
Isrh was Is clearly before that Congress. az !, h..
been Deiore my COngfoss since; and though IN,
SUBJECT vas discussed a, fJl icng and with ers,l
aoihy, no one even Whispered tina. protection wa,
unauihoI zed by the Constitution. IL was as,sr,e,
on The one hand, ard admitted on tho other tba, I
vas The duty of Congress TO protect Amerieo,
laoour ard American productions. Those who on
Ioscs inc proy5Ions of the bill, admitted The cor
Ieclne's Of the principle, and founded iheir oiiee
IONS on the articles selected, the amount Of dot,
When we consider tha, Madison. sb,,mon
Clymer, fHzsimons, Carol, Baldwin, Williamson
&c were mombers OF he Convention which frame.
the ConslHuiIon, and that mary other member
were fresh form the State Conventions In which
that constitution was adopted, we give erea
weight 70 their opinions. They certainly must hs
known the meaning Of that instrument which the,
had 90 recently framed aud adopted And tbei
unanimous admission that hs CONSTITUTION sulhOriI
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-17
PROCEEDINGS IN BANKRUPTCY.
FOR RnsTnN

RRANDY . hslf plpes old London Dock Cora,e nran
~ IroeoWed fof sale. RIM BURTON.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-17

VLDVDU-sEED.--i0b u5hcis pTne q, -
u %,c' DAVENPORT q ALLEN.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-05-20
EXTRACT of a Letter to the f,

EATkacT 81 a Letter 10 The EuH0T.
"Allow me, my dear Sir, to rejoice with you over
the splendid victory which has attended the Democra-
tic arms in the glorious "Old Dominion" Thank
Heaven the peoples sober second thought have
shewn them that the splendid schemes of the Admins
tratlon are fraught with mischef-that their generous
confidence has been misplaced and that unless they
meet their merited rebuke, the country, already
whemed with pecuniary distress, will present to the
world the unparalleled spectacle of country of I'M
limited extent and lnexhaustibe resources-a Bank
rupt Virginia has spoken-Spoken Ay! in voice
which shall be heard through the whole land. Once
our State stood in the political vanguard-her infu
ence was felt and acknow lodged by all-nor is she
without her influence Many look to the birth place Of
Jefferson, and, thank Heaven we have again shewn
them-nay, and invite them to come and do like
wise. The reign of the Federal Wing party is limited
and the time approaches when citizens will pro-
them unfaithful servants. We must not exult
or brag too much-let recollect that they are van
pushed. We have now the power in this State-lct
it prudcntly but with frmness-let root out
from ourselves all personal local preudices-and let
our next Legislature meet with eye single to the
welfare Of the Stale-do the business of the State and
go home.
DE- When have the pleasure OF seeing "Chesicrheld we
Will frankly state To him having curtailcd his COM
muncation of its iali proportions Upon of his sueges
tons would respectfully suggest that ieie Is time for nj!
tling.." Editor.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-05-20

Of lie land, and transferred ITO ie States composing
he Urion net separate States, BIZ, rs Union. =
Since tie deed Of cess;ou, rsh, in our turn, when
did ;o.e, or the other sa;es the lands, And must
they not c::n The lands before they could forfeit theni'
As TO the vast proportion Of the public lands, now
owned by the Union, they belonged to any OF the
States. They constitute territory lin Florida and Lou
isana,) which purchased by the common treasure
of the Union.
1t is amusing to hear the r. Wing jnnto hold them
selves up Estate Rights men" and supporting !r
this case, the Rights Of the States. Mr. buchanan IN
his speech, the Judicial Bill, truly cha
rsct.rzes the Distribution law, "a law converting
these States into stipendiares on the General
Government and sinking them The level OF cnrpo'
rations, dependant upon Congress for their daily
hread
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-05-20
BY LAST NIGHTS MAIL.

Extract of Letter from Washington, dated May Is.
"'rhe motion to print Aliens Resolutions on the
Rhode Island matter has just been laid the table
There is feeling of deep anxiety, and canell
what hour may bring forth in that excited State IL
blow is struck, there telling where it may end.
Could the discussions in the Senate, which be
no longer avoided, be conducted in spirit of camness
and moderation and temporary decision arrived at,
might perhaps settle the question in Rhode Island"
In the Senate-on the 1Sih the resolution to indem-
nifty Gen. Jackson for the fine levied on him was dis
cussed by Messrs Linn, Sewer, Archer, King, Buchan-
an, Wright and Allen in support ofthe Bill and Messrs.
Henderson, Barrow, Conrad and Mangum, in opposi-
ton. The subject was informally passed over.
In the Honse--the Naval Appropriation Bill was un-
der discussion-nothing done with il.
The great meeting account Of Rhode Island OH
Tuesday, consisted Of 600, according to Herald)
{. Z. Ccmbreleng in the Chair They were addressed
by many citizens, and adopted strong resolutions
against the interference Of the United States at tho
same time appointing corresponding committee OF
twelve, to inform the President of the United States
and the other States.
The jury in the case Of Purdy, &c. rs Editor
Stone for libel was discharged, they could not
agree upon verdict.
The question of power in the New York Council is
not yet set,led-the Chief Justice having announced
that the Supreme Court had agreed to hear the appl.
cation for mandamus the close Of tie term g. t.
on Tuesday rs1t)
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-05-20
NELSON COUNTY

At very large and highly respectable meeting OF the
people of Nelson County, without distinction Of party
and composed of the debtor and creditor classes, TO
consider of their grievances, at the Court House OF
Nelson County, Monday, the 2oth day of April,
1912, Col. Samuel Loving was called to the Chair and
Orville Loving appointed Secretary.
Thereupon Col. Charles Perrow addressed the meet
nr nj some length setting forth the distressed condition
of the people, and the absolute necessity Of immediate
legislative action; providing law staying executions,
allowing the debtor class TINE to arrange and collect
their resources and bring 10 their aid the present crop
of tobacco the growing crop Of wheat and The succeed
inc crop of tobacco; and urged auxiliary to the
stay law the necessity Of legislative assurance TO the
Banks that they should have ample time TO resume sPe'
Gle payments, commensurate with such reei, Us may
be afforded to the people
Whereupon, on the motion Of Col. Alex'r. titzpa-
trick the Chair directed 10 appoint COMMITTEE
to prepare resolutions to presen. to the meetng iof
their adoption to promote the objects OF the meelng'
and thereupon, the Chair appointed Col Charles ret
row, COL James Dllard Maj. Lafayette NevIl, Col.
Ales'r. Fitzpatrick, Rober. Whitehead, Henry Loving,
Doct A. G. Loving, Doct. Benz. c. Megg;nson, Shel'
ton Wright, John ". Mosby, Ro II. Anderson, Z: j.
Estes, and Daniel Wright as committee, VINO fetiea
short time and returned to the meeting the following
resolutions which were unanimously adopted
RcsOired That the acting Governor OF virginia De-
and he is hereby earnestly requested 10 convene 'ne
lie gslature forthwith, with view TO the adoPuoh OF
some measures for the relief of the people
Resolred That it is absolutely important ano mas.
pensably necessary to the people, that law be passed
staying executions, upon terms which shall secure tue
alternate payment of debts, and at the same lime give
relief to the debtor; and measure of further reiei
to the people, the banks should be required 20 resume
specie payments only within such time ano unust suI
conditions as shall be extended TO the deo'ofs uhoei
such law.
And, thereupon Maj Lafayette Nevil offered the fol
lowing resolution, which was also unanimously ADOPT
ed
Resolred, That --be appointed commune
TO correspond with the Governor, urging the prcpre,y
Importance and actual necessity to the people, that the
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-05-20
Marriages..

Married. NJ Weyanoke, in Charles City county, the I in
slant by The Rev. MI Ieayel Dr. WILLIAM A. SELpEs, Miss
JAsE Pace DouHAr eldest dane Inter the Robert Douia
Esq.
Married. Tuesday, the 18th instant by the Rev. William
Norwood Dr. George FiTzGERlLp, OF Holloway county, NT
enia, SARAH BoLLSo dausher Of the Dr. William Tazo
well, Of this place.
Married city, Thursday morning last by The Rev.
Mr McCIusscy, the Hon. LEWIS SrrENaoo, Member Of Con-
grcss from this DISTRICT TO Miss MARY WmrE Of this city.
e,inyu 1rgus
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-05-20
NAV 20
FREDERICK WHITE sULPnUE SPRINGS.

THE Proprietor of this pleasant and desirable situation informs
the public open for the reception Of
situated convenenyin facility Of from the
board TO mountain air. excelled watering place the
Union heng distant from stephensons Droi the
Winchester Baltimore Raroad where public conveyance
will always the ascending and descending aud five
miles from Winchester which il visited by daily lines of
from tho surrounding country This watering place has been
merou.ly resored persons aborng Affection
and other gements Of seceon with the happicst
The efficacy aitested numbers from the Atlantic
cities from which peculiarly accessible, il believed be-
equal TO any Medicinal! Spring In Virginia
Every effort has been made TO put this delightful Watering
Pac. ,pop fashionable wacrn. Of
knd-and e1eon will be used 70 give satisfaction 10
all who may visit II. BRANCH jordan
NsvoO 4-w2m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-05-20

Mr. Editor We lave been looking for The answer OF tue En-
ouer 10 question hen did lose their richt 10
the but have not yet seen H. Probably ne over
look ed the inqu.y-ask m again. MasY IAx.fA1E',.
In compliance foregoing, and for the sixth me we
n.k: When forfeit their It'll. TO the public domain
md sales WE have searched The records N
vain which Invested them of their ehtsand hnu
ing none Rights conclude they SIN ela e
title II this be so-wen and where We're they dVesled
Put your finger on the Clause .-Editor Hhig
Some Of the States ccdcd certain lands 10 the Con
federacy, as a "eommon fund" for common purposes
By these deeds, the cedng States Invested themselVe
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-05-20

or NEXT GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF VA.
s". IN raltcs are of the Federal Wing partyl
s'"' lier,g DgLEGAIrs.
l. Alworih, ". H. h. custs.-
~ $500 Thomas > Ianduph,,r Shelton T. Leake.'t
u N,scs H. Maun..
i Powell Cooke.
lanes rowsll't
il g.h = Brooke, I'm. Ec:ier.'
d Ne c' ,srYs = gin.6eld. 7nos. P. Mitchell.
Va T. Saoagrass,' James VI NersrS.
~ T. Wilson,.
,ui Lewis--Cabeli Tavenner.'
a ii T. stanton.
WA, Meredith. II. II. Blick.'
n a.btm-R T. iubard,' w +. Bocock.-
N st Wayne-F r,derrs Moore.
III D1ia-d H. Teer, b. ". .Nor!ia
n -hrch'd Samuel n.., =,
III .,lf, aud New hent-Riehaona 4. Lacy
n 80 VIM. H. DENTIST
\ ,s.il-tils.erson Hancock
Edrasrd BrccdaS
Il .,nd-lfesry y. Irr;a2.
tir-Wm IL. GOODWIN
.t t,,,y and WarwicS-E. r. y. Br0na.
u.,soe l.. G!rGt..'
Nm. R. smith. VIM Rus,.'i
land y ,choas-Aaron stockton.
-rr7- Rsrro:t e. feyHe
.-r-nC6ry l.. Muse y. NJ. Taliaftno.'i
William Wood, Richard f. Byrd.
.3 M.rcer-H,E,dm n. FreHeh.
...sr-.3a-us;,ue IS. Robins.
j .lai--Waier u. heake
4 r NJ! C.uoil-Jchn Carroll.
4 .sr,r-Juan Il. CALDWELL
e.y,Is-Thcmas +. Jones
t,,-Jphu L. Elwunds, J. r. Siovall'
>,rr-Chas Blue, - Ward.
Vim. l.. White.r
-T.ues 5 Miles.
.-r- Uasscn' 4. J. s,nh.'T
/. ,-S.srrtn NeRae
~ I'm King.
Wicnt-Jocl Ilolleman
. citv York and Wiliiamsburg-ienud J. Bordsr.
...-i.lp $ Galahrr,' I'm. C. Hor,hmgtO".'
,sh1--.lsIrcir Parks
.,ni Quren-Wllian d. Davis.
rcy-Robcrt Ua!iqc.
4 Wtliaui-Nalktr Halves.
a.-r and Richmond-Elias b. Edmosds.
- Gibson
sa-I,sn n. Crtsr,' Hin 4. Graz Dduisi Miller
VIM. Jackson, Jr'
4 .agrg-Roher, 7. Marshall.
-Gubes, 4. Banks.
4 -a-p. L. kidweli.'
4 ,..l:-Jeiyrrson T. Martin.
.t,rs and Mddlese1-Geor.e l.. Nicholson.
4 . and Jackson - .Niher.
-aburs-pavd E. Jggs,' Jno. Is. Nor!hington
:alla-Caleh Tanzey
. 'oT al and i'r raia.ki-wdlam wndo.''
aa-P,tet pyeie
aond-Joshaa ~ Harreg.
- " CGbeiL 81
n eo,oush-Robsrt f. 7ayo-.
astrlAod-Wal,rr Rice.
! Aay-.isa O!irer.'F
-iisue " EigincteH.
| = :. t,feen-Thonas Dnfis
---- Strole..
,-H1rms1 Crh:.'
frn-gyrd.'
.,.fc-R Robert B. Bo,iing.T
| .,yana-C. H. Begaen, IOha Keen.
! -.ntss-Beajitr TaimGH.''
! a.sau-llrnry l.. Hopkins.
.sra-Wii1m 6. Brown.
| e TlNard-Samucl e. Anderson
,e., Aape-.Jghu H. Dpe.
% Georre-1houas H. Daniel
VILLAIN Basil Hra~ner.
i9t-Ilcn:y Surm
| s.narneck-.iames = S;rohcr.
IN. AZ Ciy-Rai,ish T. DANIEL!
IN se-N.,taael Burwell.'
.a.s3sc-D. E. Moore. x. Uhn-
,rp.i.,m- Deneale, SaNueT Cootcs.'
.sl-Georse Cowan.
,--- Kane
ni,ah-Wrlshl catewood, Samuel {. Williams
Thomas ~. Tate.
! lmnlon-W. ~ Sparks
,.,iyania- Oscar ~ Cruiet6s!G.
! .rl--Juo. :. Heig"man.''
~-uaw son Warren.
~.I-John II. Walker.
| sue!l-Jlmes e. Spo,,s.
f. West
.~ra and Carkc-B. H. Henry
l.sps;on-Samuel L. Goolson.
..1o'eiaud--S. ~ LerLs..
,l-D. H. Nea.s.''
e-lSac J. ieftwich.
Rights Republicans 81 Federal Wings 5l-Eepubiica
y ~ House Of Delegates -.
remhsr.-'rhcre are IS new members, out OF l3i.
g,i1au Gain being "a
4 'e.-..l being {.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-05-20
JAMES RIvER ANp KANAwnA COMPANY.

A called meeting of the Stockholders Of this Com
pany was held in Richmond, Tuesday, the third in.
sant for the purpose of considering the provisions OF
the act of Assembly, entitled Gan act, authorizing
loan to the James River and Kanawha Company,
passed March 25,h 1912, with view to the acceptance
or rejection of the same.
The meeting organized. by calling General John
II. Cooke OF 'Fluvanna to the Chair. The President
laid before the meeting copy Of the act in question
with narrative Of the events which, TansPrng short
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-05-20

objects sci forth il The tofesoHg :eaoiaiiOns soua sa
considered and acted rpnH.
and, on motion Of i.emuel Turner
issOited That the blank in the last resolution be
filed with the names Of the Committee appointed to
draft the foregoing resolutions.
Whereupon, the meeting adjourned.
SAMUEL LOVING, Chm.
ORyiIrr ToytSc Srr'u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-05-20
ORyILLE LOVING, Sec'u.
I.l1'ERA1'UaE.

Ererg Youths Gazette is the title of and popular Pc
riodea published every fortnight New York, at the office OF
The New World intended name pporis for the
6 onao Pages and Ensravngs and
TILED with miscellaneous and interesting We speak
from The experience of family, when recommend
10 Work eminrnty calculated enlist attention of young
people aud for reading The 81
iI' QUO Copy 50 0r TWO copies SO Tor ten copies.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-05-20
4-tlJy

ITO JAMES L. MAY, CHARLES MAY AND OTHERS
Take notice, that shall, Friday the 2nd day OF JAY
the hours Of O'Clock the morning and o'clock
evening" the Tavern o Edward Pnyea In the town
of nysv!e county Of Buckingham and state OF Virginia. pro-
take the dispositions OF Rlfr EdfIdce and others Ia h
evidence pending III tho Circuit superior
of Law and Cancey for the county of Bingham ana
State Virginia. whc plaini' ana You ana others
and IT, from any the aforesaid depost"ns
shall day the To be continued from
day day until completed ,,,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-05-20

Giving Ws,iace majority Of tonn yoss Of Il.
What, mora, we have list Of ssty odd sfiotfatic
that failed c vote a, Iht las; election Can the Wings show
s Of half iany such their side sPcsr.tug S:c.es-ar
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-05-20

TiE Ladies the Stale Of Virginia invited to call The
GOLDEN Bonnet Store II street where they viii be served
nh Millinery Goods Of every description al the lowest cash
prices consisting Of the latest of French Gimp Prince Al
bert Waebone, Shell and Wave Bads, Madonna Fancy and
Plain Florence and Straw rras aso Silk Tauton and Lawn
Of every style and cnonr; Ribbons Flowers and hume
articles tedious trouble the Printer mentlon
OF which be found a Buckecw Golden Bonnet Store
street, Richmond, Va.
NAV % Ally
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-05-20

EXTRACT from letter from "lorth CaroIiaa, Of Mc
18Th May
81 rejoice TO learn that your State is erect 1t will
have q considerable bearing on our Elections.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-05-20
Mayo
TRIIsTEE,s SALE oE nI:NEIco land.

TRUSTEES SALE OF HLNKICO LAND
GREEABLY the provisions of Deed Of Trust To me-,
II executed by Joseph Woodson the 18th day of February
the purposes therein expressed SHALL on MoSDAi
of May before The front door Of the Bell Tavern,
in the CITY Richmond - O'Clock, If fair Otherwise the
fair day the hour proceed 10 SELL To The highest bid
ready money $50 Of land lying and being IN the
lienrco, and which il the residue of 80 acres puf-
said Woodson Of lus a. lobon aud adjoining The
Samuel Bradley Sally obson and others, and Is upon
Wh,eoak swamp The title said land believed TO be per-
but acting Trustee shall only convey sch title az j. IN
vested. A. r. GaIHRl1HI.
March ii
~ The postponed until Monday, 23d day OF
May, if fair, if not, the next fair day.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-05-20
Deaths.

Died. his residence in the county Of Powhaan the Goth
of April Mr. uGm FKgNcu aged about g. years He fell
tim Paralysstbe fearful and fatal diseases ilu
native of loudomn county, Virginia, bat removed when boy
county Powhatan werr frendlrss penniless
entered upon the business OF life aud laid the foundation
and valuable which lie enjoyed up The
time Of his death lie endowed by Nature with sound uds
ncnt quick sasacy liberal disposition, and bold and fear
less spr, lie always thought freely and spoke planye
industrious, but socablecaeul, bn caitlbea generous
fre nd-a kind neIghhov- and good
TT The WING Will please publish the above.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-05-20

ITO BUDEssealcd Proposals will be received by the I'M
drrssucd until Saturday the Ii day Of June next for the
additional ndng brick stone foundation,
unac Asylum, corresponding in size and gene
% addition Northern The
required be for the woe work complete the under
takcr furnish all the materials Bond with
proved security will required for the faithful performance oil
In. contract. ROBERT s. BROOKE
J.. l.. STEVENSON,
KENTON HARPER,
Executive Committee
a,,ua llI-wtd
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-05-20
The Military Encampmcnt

The Baltimore papers are filled with glowing descr'p-
lions Of this splendid pageant On Tuesday afternoon
there were on the ground two companies froE, Vrg'-
mia, uhe "Highland Blues Capt Long, of Winches-
ter and the 'Ar,illery" Captain Reman, of Charles
town. two companies from PennsyT SIX com n,
uss from MARYLAND and sixteen from the city of Bal
t;more. The number was rapidly increasing. We
like 10 see the citizen soldier thus veing with each
other in the proper spirit They are, in TRUTH the Right
Arm of the Nation.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-05-20
ID. NJ. Hoyt 81 Co.'s Office,
RtrL,nuDd I'm

rJERE another splendid Scheme, will he drawn ?5h May
IL and Hoyt & Co. have the selling Of the Capitals.
prizes Of $4,000, amounting to $4,000, and
Tickets only $40.
VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY, decided by drawing of New
Jersey Lottery, Glass d, draws May Goth, 1872:
Rich aud Speadid Scheme.
prize of s25,Ooo)
a5,ooo amounting TO $4,000
a5,OU0)
Also $4,000, 5000, e,477, so Of 1000, ac &c., and
Tickets only So
certificate Of package Of 26 whole tickets in the above
spendid Scheme will he furnished by ioy Co. the
ly iop price If sl3O.-iavcs s6j-luarters S3a so.
person holding certificate OF package in this Lottery
draw the three $4,000 pr,:, aud the S000G Club
getler of you and send order for package to
HoYT & co.
Mav0
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-05-20

atea. .~o hundred youhy sira dressed !iAe 50 many
hiay qaeeaoali life and suyetys~i. best appreciated
by those who w.nessedn
the young lade. called of The Old Hero al Gen.
Armstrong; in .he afternoon They covered HIM
with flowers, and procured many of his snow white
locks as TO give his head the appearance of having just
passed from the hands of the barber. They greeted
him with kiss-he gave them "a blessing and u
prayer On the 3oth, at noon, MIR. Vun Buren, and
Mr.. Puulding, returned to the hermitage with Cen
Jackson, where they proposed TO remain until the
9th, when they will proceed to Columbia, in obedience
to invitation extended to MIR. Van Buren, by the
citizens of that place
They expected at Ashland, where Lord Nor
peth had already arrived.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-05-20

The Lynchburs papers state, that Mr.. John d. Muir
roll has been rrmorcd Postmaster of Lynchburg,
and Mr. Lilburn Ii. Trgs has been appointed. Both
the newspapers speak with respect of Mr.. Trgg, yet
neither of them is satisfied with his appointment. The
"Je ffersonian" notices the removal of the 'Iormer
worthy and highly esteemed Postmaster" MIR. Muir
rel, and is surprised that the President should have
overlooked IFS 'worthy and esteemed fellow-czen,
George w. Turner, who has acted as Assistant Post
master for several years. and who had strong claims
on the Office" The "Virginia1," Federal Wh'g,)
complains of Mr.. MurrclI's being removed, "without
The shadow of of complaint, and states that on
Monday, the 9th, when Mr. Trigg was confirmed by
the Senate, "a memorial, signed by nearly 500 OF oul
citizens, comprising tivesixths or mere OF those IN
lerested in the matter, forwarded to Washington
demonstrating against the confirmation of Mr. Ir'gg,
nomination but it that the movement was MADE
too late. Mr. Tyler, however, had in has possession
the eridenee that Mr.. Trgg not and that another
gentleman was the choice of an overwhelming majority
of the citizens of LynchbIrg."
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-05-20
April 2
PLANO FoRTE WARE-UOUSE.

PIANO FORTE WAREHOUSE.
THE subscriber constantly receiving from the celebrated ma
nuactory Of Nunns Clark New York, elegant and plain
Piano F.stes possessing the improvements, and tho.
decacy Of touch and cfonc peculiar TO their ma
nufac:ure. .
Also large Musical Instruments, and Musical
Merchandise in general
Piano Fores repaired, tuned let hire, and taken in er-
change. ~
The largest collection Of Music offered for sale IN ms
State may selected the of the su.erer VINO 10
enabled Philadelphia and New York WHOLESALE"
and retail prices. 80,
Those purchasing sell again will be furnished upon better
'e''A' '''''' '''' ~-' '"' p. II. TAYLOR,
Piano Earte and MRsie Store opposite tae Banks.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-05-20

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Tuesday the eth May May 20