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THAT COL. WEBB OF THE CIRCULARS"
A mosquito is an Insignificant thing, but we
must put our finger upon it ii it bites US, and so
with that small biped 1--WE cannot write mani
notorious in connection with the beautiful g ma
hogany stocks" and The $50, OOO to say nothing
Of certain pugnac lous propenstles, to shatter''
peoples right arms" The article in the paper
of June 16,h, headed from Washington de-
serves two comments-first, every position taken
is not only false, but the editor hnors them,
each and all to be false: In the second place,
the President signed the Distribution law on
the express condition that the tariff Of duties
should not 60 beyond 20 per cent, which express
condition, (of which this fellow says nothng,)
is now to be expressly violated. Two conse-
quences follow from this course of Congre $
,lonal action, one Of which is, that an attempt
is made to fix an unqualified Distribution law
on the country by fraud, which cannot be pass
ed on its own intrinsic merits, and the other, OF
compelling the Executive u sign a law under
cover Of a proper tariff law, and under threats,
which his judgment and his patriotism might
equally repudate,
We do not know which most to despse, Col.
Webb or his inpudent W ashlngton correspon-
dent The one cascades his ialsehood and his
rancor, and the other holds the basin. The one
puts US in mind Of cur with tin kettle tied 10
his tail, frightened to death, yet swapping TO the
right and left as he runs desperately on; the
other Of little woolly headed poodle that sticks
out its TAIL and opens its mouth and fancies it.
self quite smart and big dog, but we sure
with no aspirations beyond those Of being a
arp,, doc
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Tdrdy ".March Of Improvement was not till the
beginning oi'the fourth century that chmneys and
glass windows began to be used in private houses IN
France and England Table forks were not known
till the 9Th year of the seventeenth century
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G. ii. VAN PATTEN, NJ. D.,

DENTIST.
Pennsylvania avenue, few doors from Browns
Ii otel nov %, sly
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NEW ALBUMS, &c.

NEW ALBUMS, &c.
WILLIAM FISCHER, importer has just recev
w ed by the ship Switzerland large assortment
Of beautiful
EMBOSSED ALBUMS,
scrap books, manuscript books sodsketch books and
conversation cards fate futurity, the year, flow
ers, poetry and astronomy Palcys Theology, Iliso-
rical Pope Joan, and Philosophical Enigmasal Of
which will be constantly kept for sale at Staoners
Hall
April a5-- 3taw4w
UNO THE LADlES.--This day received, the fol
l. loving articles of unsurpassed beauty, and be
eved to be superior 10 any thing of the kind in the
District
Ladies silk gaiter Boots, light coors.
DO Buskins, do
DO do do and check.
Do kid and morocco Slippers, black.
Also received and on hand IN the Gentlemen $ line,
large and first-rate assortment for summer wear,
such as
Morocco, calf, and seal Monroes, navy Tics, and
Brogans.
Pump and welt soes lasting Caters, various quail
ties,
French Boots the only ONES in the District,
Fine and Common Boots.
The above arc all made TO order by select and APP
proved wprkmen.
The above, together with large stock Of almost
every variety and quality Of shoes on hand renders
the assortment Of the subscribers very complete.
may 2i--3t = A C0YLE y SON
INRANkLlN HOUSE, Chestnut street, Phla-
i dtlpha.--This beautiful new hotel 'uated m
hestnut street, between third aud fourth streets in
the immediate vicinity Of The steamboat landings banks
post Office theatres SC and TO bc KEPT on the American
European plan COMO nty viii be opened, under the
supeuntendence OF the subscribers on Moudayi the
| 18th day OF June The house Is fitted az 10 the
most splendid Style every thing being entirely new
and Of the best description III chambets are 30
constructed to form parlor by LAY and sleeping
apartment by night The beet cooks have been en-
gagged and efforts will be pared TO render the IS
adjustment equal the bee 10th as regards The Ia
hle and every other accommodation
} Junll-tf ). VI. SANDhhSoN o. 9O-N'
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die the political death, If they are defeated-no
quarter will or can be shown. On the other, if
the President is oyerthrown, or submits, the
Executive branch Of our Government is hum
bled, destroyed, annihilated! TIE Presidents
thatmay come after him, will be the mere tools
and play things Of Congress.
The mine is charged, and the match already
ignited. Nothing less than nerves of iron can
pass unframed the fiery ordeal. A SOLEMN
DUTY MUST BE PERFORMED-THE
REST MUST BE LEFT TO GOD!
But, descending from lofter considerations,
let US discuss the chances ana inducements Of
the parties as politicians.
Should the President deem il his duty to sign
the bill, (and he will do il or not do il, just as
duty dictates, be the consequences what they
may,) what would he gain by it What has
been the treatment he has received at the hands
of the ultra Wings during the last screen
months squandered doing nothing Would
there be any change in their tone Do they
now adrise him TO sign the bill for the common
good or do they demand a sacrifice OF his
principles, and threaten destruction 10 the event
of Noncompliance Let Us see We copy
from the Richmond Wing awe are given 10
understand that his Excellency John Tyler, by
the wrath of Heaven, President of the United
States will refuse TO sanction the bill, &C.
'Let him do it, if he dare. We are prepared
for the consequences, II he ISL This from the
N. Y. Courier and Enquirer; "John Tyler will
no more dare to resort 10 the Veto in such a
contingency, than he dare be honest and crafty
the feelings OF nineteen-twentleths OF the Peo-
pie Of the United States, by resigning his sta
tom And such is the language of ninety-nlne
out of hundred of the ultra Wing sheets.
And what would be their language II the Pre-
sident were TO sign this bill2 Would he gam
anything by il On the contrary, would they
not make it the occasion 10 redouble their de-
nuncatlons
What would he lose by refusing to sign III
Has he anything to lose with the ultra Wings 7
Would the great body of moderate Wings con-
denim hlm2 Do they condemn him for vetoing
the Bank bills Mo- But they do mos decid-
edy condemn Congress for thus mnging the
Tariff and Distribution questions in one BILL
They do not sanction such nickery. The fela-
tons existing between the ultra Wings and the
President would undergo no change, while the
Democrats would oppose him with one unbro-
ken front.
But should he conceive it to be his duty TO re-
turn the bill with his objections, would not a
host of new champions spring TO his side and
repe the assaults of his ultra Wing enemies
We trust, we know, he will ever pursue the
straightforward course he has already indicated,
without fear, favor or affection. He will never
swerve to the right or the left 10 please any par
party. But his honesty Of motive and action
will ultimately bring the moderate and conscen
tious Of all parties to his support-and thus will
be formed the great PUBLICAN PARTY.
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WILLIAM FISCHER, importer, has Just receiv-
w ed by the ship Switzerland a large assortment
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-02

house, erected. and for leave cor the Court to hold
| ts sessions therein.
by Mir Mul,en-oi +. II. Miles ard Daniel
tN1ker, that the sale OF delinquent Lauds sold by
ne C"mm,ss'oneri IN Hardy Couny be eealizcd
| ny VIZ edsns'on-Ot the commissioned officer
OF the 4Ih Regiment Of Vagina Militia, iur the
massage OF an act TO auihoriz, the Governor to
Submission and equip the Lafiyeuc Riaemen. and
a k ran' the necessary ordnance TO the Wheeling
N'u"e'y' and Tor other purposes.
Election ct GsrernOr.
The following resolution was offered by Mr.
''ssNns' and agreed tn by the House OF Delegates:
R'So.rsd. That this House, with the concurrence
OF the Senate, will on Friday. the ilth Of Febru
Wy n.N'. proceed TO the election OF Governor Of
tnis Commonwealth.
The Limited Session.
resolution was offered by MIR Lyon, requiring
'he committee Of Courts to bring N bii forthwith
repeating ;he act limiting the sessions of the Gen
era' Assembly. &c. The debate upon this resolu-
Ton was cut Oft by calling the previous question.
~" WAS enforced 10y a vote # yeas 81, nays 81.
a ne vote was then token 10y yeas aud nays upon
,ne p'ssags OF The resolution, which was rejected
oy No'e of Go to So, as follows:
Nss-MessrS Bayly. Alwotth, Rives. Holloway
ua''s o. "A, Robinson, Cox of d 4 l., Jones OF B.
harrison OF Il. llaskns, Moore, Tolcr, Samuel
irving Scott OF +, Mclaughlin, Dcskins, E,ry
eyrc. Guerren', Watkins, Mullen. kincheloe'
ARMSTRONG. Holeman. Taylor ct l., Holladav'
n naiSha. Martin of Nj, Dogs, Smith OF NJ \ J,
''EN' .'tot1 oi "i. Motean, iiartiSon OF Nj, Ca.
psft"n, Lyon, Watts, Edginston MPherson, tIn,r.
y mes' Hopkins, Blown of Il. Wilson. T. lott,
DI,'niei, MCauloy, Mar m OF L, Buck Goodson,
Mayo, Jr Lcitwch-53
NArs-MeSsrs. Southau (Speoker) Kinney,
NJ ySe, WinsfeId, Mitchell. Hunter, Newkuk,
kiddck, Jones OF Buck. Now lin. Apperson, Card
well Broadus, Vaughan, B.own of r { < W. /
Thomas, Payne, WOODS, WOOD. French Robins
'Ga'ro'l, Erskinc, Spencer. Clark Vance, Push,
Thompson, M'Rae, Grisss, Bo~den, DAVIS OF X .
y q, Wallace o, X G, Edmonds wcodari, Cen-
denim, Ramsv, Mclihancy, BtnkS, DAVIS of NJ
\ 2. Ou'ck, Harrel, Taylor OF No folk Borough.
!, eroy' Smith Of N, Fitzgerald, Chea,hSm,
heen' Wi''nms, pcy, Bnwucr, Dosman. Ley
burn, Shipmln, Smith Of K, Cowan, Ouilien.
= ,a'ewood, Cn~lori. Tate, Uruuhart, Cruteh6ed,
Ford, Warren, Walker, Ja,kson-G6
Several bills were read frs; and second time
AN act prohibiting distinctions in the Dismal
swamp Clna', aud eSemptns the officers OF the
Company from Militia duty and from working
sed. "'N P"'
ON motion " MIR Mullen,
The House adjourned.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-02
from tle Baltimore Patriot of Isn ga.
ALABAMA LEgIsLATUur

We Ind IN the proceedings Of tho concentrated
wisdom Of Alabama. the following ,mpo,,,,, ten,
"Smnh n Lluderd,Ie introduced q, ,,.,r..,...-
hlbtn members from sfnotiag boz tbs I'LL ~.
House. Houston from Washington move t,,,,,,,,i
iho resolution ty1idIog, AMI hlt no rner,lerbs,f
io"ed 90 cnt moro than pint ~ ground t,,s,t,,v
ono siuing NJ hs House Motion mot Or ,e,t,,,,{
hnoinef nemher moved by wnv Of provso. IN I,
biov,'e9 any member sha get wei. boo may sf,nd
y The fire nrd dry bic clothes. smokes he 1,y,, -
meeh'' Amendment not entertained and the or,rin,l
resolution plsscdn '7'"'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-02
From lie National Ini,lllsenccr or YESTERDAY.

From Tie National nt,llisenccr Of vesterd,v
Woare glad TO learn that news has been received
IN kentucky 10y Gon'l Combs, from the United
States Consul at Chihuahua, that he had hal .,
interview with his son "a prisoner with 30 others,
Mt that place, (six hundred miles on their march
from Santa Re towards MeSieo) and that he was
IN good health; and That letter has been received
by Gent Comts, from the Minister of the United
States at Mexico, informing Gent Combs that as.
surauees had been given by the Mexican Secretary
OF War tGen. Tornel) 10 Mr. Mayer, the Unied
states Secretary OF Legation, that, as far as was in
his power, every indulgence should be extended TO
his SON
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-02

Lrgis.ahHs rih Ps'oi' uuf Dirksf
The following euer rom Nc Arnold Of Ten.
nessee indicates verh-aiion Of the celebrated
prophecy, touching the effects which would result
from tho election Of Gent Jackson.
To The Eii'ors " ~. National I1HHieene,r.
Hover ~ RErHEsESrArVgs, Jan. p, ~.
Messrs. Gilss& Seatoo IN the sketch Of NV
speech deIIvrftd in tho House OF Representatives
yesterday, n- Published in the lntegorcer Of this
morning, there IS slight innccur,cy a., to the mat
ter Of hct, winch deem nevertheless, ns IL is per-
sonnl TO myself, Of sufficient importance 10 DO cor
rccted.
In detailing tho facts relative to the insult offered
10 me nt my scat on the floor OF the House, I in
tended 10 sly, and think did say, th1t for endca
vouring 10 assist m preserving order m this House
my ll'e hal been et least twice put in jeopardy.
alluded 20 The scene IN VIII ch was involved az tho
close Of the Extra Session. / stated also, that hut
the other day for calling a member TO order, a man
had come 70 mo where was sitting, upon the floor
ul the House, and had made an effort To get into
n difficulty with me- which | felt bound IN de-
cline from every consideration. | stated that I'M
detsiood that man 90 be n member of hi, House
from the State Of Louisiana--but n man never
had injured by word or dccd-n man I never had
spoken to 90 my recollection) that NJ tho same
time, another m'n Il member from the State Of
Alabama) npp,oicI ed the seatt occupied W thin n
few feet much excited, and watching with great in
tofest the into'vow " such u might be caes) be-
tween mo and The member from Louisiana evidently
understanding Tho nature Of The preconcer; and a.
though, WIS present for the purpose Of countensn-
cling, aid ~ and abetting, Unnecessary, the member
from Louisiana sad ihatl knew, by my attempts
4 the extra session and at this also, 10 AID and A.
sst m keeping order IN the House, had excited the
most magnint feelings Of some members upon this
floor. And what gave 70 this occurrence more
weight m nv e.t'mntion was that considered II a
nuty uov, nen', and that the member from LOU
sana had been sent tony sehtuy concert Of the
leaders Of my political opponents. I stated that
I would not pretend 10 stats what DID take place;
put thstl understood lro ~ several highly res iecfa.
bile crntimcr, th1ttte ID mocnts were circulating,
"thtt the member from Louisiana had com,
my scat while the House was IN session,
ond Rad tod mo that | was DAMNED hor
| Olsckguafd, and coward; and that Il did no, 10
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-02
i0POriart Decision u N, supreme Court oCh,
United States.

''P"'"W Htcf'n y me Supremr Court Of the
United States
The Court pronounced yes'efdry an opinion s..-
Ting an inpor' Mt commercial question, which ought
10 "o soon and generally known. In the care If
s"Hr ogaiaH TrsoN, the Court decides.
J. That the thir,y.fourth section oCtbe iosc,,,,,
ne' oi lI-J, making "hs laos Of tie ssreyai State
M rules ~ d,eiion m ths courts OF the Unued States
"hefe ihcy nppy' only extends ~ the statutes
and permanent local uslgss Of State, md mot 10
We Jud'c.a' decisions n The State upon questions
Of gene'al commercial isv.
q not "a pro existing debt is such r rsder,
10" iof iho regular transfer ola n,got1bls insfrn.
Tent "s enables bona fde holder 10 enforce If, C,se
ron VIC exceptions 70 which % might he liable be-
tween the original parties 10 the INSTRUMENT
WafhiHgf0H Globe
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-02


Brother Fisk seems disposed 10 push the EJ;,or
OF the Enquircr from tho Democratic stool. II.
says;
we respectfully ask those who n,in,,i, ,h,,
VIC cannot do wiihou; upper money! banks 70
that OF Democrat" ''' "''''' IMAM
y ''''S gentleman calls upon the ENQUIRER TO
supply certain sdpprossions in the proc.ed,.. or
the Democratic meeting in this CITY Tn. o.
KIND u has long been the practice Of ,h,, ,Lo,,
anu rank Editor" to suppress whatever wa, NO.,
agreeable to han; and the practice has been co,,,-
"'d 80 long, that he ennceives it to be strictly co.,
pa'ole with his motto-"ttuth witbou, fen, >, ,,,,-
FISK corrects this nvetera,e habit in his D.no.,,,
&c ally he mus, 10 m extraordinary named
~hen he succeeds, we will he prep,rei to believe
he can accomplish all things.
pEMooRAric MFETIS" ~ TN, CRY
"ln'hc account Of the Dsmn,r,t. Ni..,;,, -,
IN The CITY OF Richmond, Jan. % l. nuhisi,.J 10
'he Enquirer OF Tuesday l1st there is an omi,.i,n
ON 'ne part OF the Secretary To publish TN, x,,o,
oihe proceedings. motion was made 10 an ,.
1--WE anu influential member Of the marty. onn,s.d
ny young lawyer of this City, and finally viii
H,aWn ~lthoui being put to the meeting viii
Nit h'ehie give the entire proceedings i'm The case
Win The remarks THAI were MAIDEN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-02
The Legislature Of Ohio has fixed the 4,b Of
March Tor resumption by the Banks.

The Legislature of Ohio has fixed the 4,b Of
March for resumption by the Banks.
lhe Mad'sonan contains Correspondenc, b.-
tween Mess's. Wise and Upshur-n which III.
after demos the statement made 10y Mr. Bous re-
specung his opinions about dissolution or tho
un"n' lie never was (he says,) in favour of dis.
uton"withoui qualifications or condi.ions" Tn,
Ho'; Secretary disclaims having held hour, of
conversation with Mir Bolts on any subject. "An
virginia knows the 'ays) that MIR Bots as,oc,.
tons have been so different from mine tina, no,biss
but the meresi acciden, could have brougb, ns to-
se'her" Whew! THIS - going the grand figure,
ms thing OF being IN the Cabinet mus, work A.,
"o"u1''u' mutation IN some menl His Secretary.
ship however could not have been much with
Cop, FyeF during the pas, few wears. witbon,
being IN pretty considerable proximity to MIR Bott.,
For the hitter r'rey took an airing without being
attended by the former.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-02

IA N'NH tni my stock NJ Goods f0r me uIrao.o q
..,..ns np NV husucss persons havIag rt.,.'
"i, wv present them for settlement Inrne E.f,I IL.
'l'' hi.'fri. either by bond or open arrounf III.
l' fnI tel' Without further trouble. lei. iou~,t i,,
- ''',"I % av'u can tc fDund NJ my OH rf,n,i
'plfsi' NE Ruins Fsg'c Hotel
y" SAMUEL PuTNEI.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-02
DEATHS.

PoIyFt '',n'sf, shcI lingering illness Mrs SOPHIA
49,, 80 Nt'Sui t'ilo= Powell Tho friends aud aronsn
w lns family are invited attend nor G,net.ff e
nv, 81 h.t husband, This Morning at lol oeocS
ing Cround. '' '''u"z 10 the Bury
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-02
tr MYsTEItI

itJ- a MISTER \ .-Tuc.ily, IAN II necenber
ISL NY chhis cotncs caught FIRE. ani burnt h. hands
"ll u''t car AMI ifcc 100 most alarming manner ~
muoh So thar We feared hr little sufferer was IN "a p from
", '''N ani t'uhle appearance De- prcscuted.
~ bf'~-rI him with lime water anil oil an Tt.ufelav-
.H usfI h'l ani white e an egg hut ils pains wei
.''Iu' am h'hH tcrug night aud day throughout g.
2 ""tH' hni worse W Satut Jay, screaming and aiuos
icanS 'u ol ihr cradle put ucrhhora- MY families
'l 'i ''hsic9rl tho child past recovery, flr thsy
surely Thought Dee hai hcrun Oh morfifv W. u.n o.
inni'ey, heard nj baloy's Misic, Pam EUncior ami
ne mon eni was applied hc relieved f-nm pain
The paris We supposed mortified, boz lew hours grow
"u' auh The child became better. and I'm ten va va.
cured ihoui scar, exciting wonder and a,onisno M NJ
ill vim b..
oihcr cUrIlrdinlry cures have hcen effected amor
my friends 10y this most useful efficient -livc wlr h.
s,g,~ ling' ought tn hc kcu in every family JOHN
hAHEN ~ Pine ~ Albany The above valuable article
can bc procured, M J. GNNNORfS door above the Re
Ia'ctn, ot 90 ~ Maiden Lane, Ncw YORK. aps
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-02

The COMMITTEE Of Courts Of Justice have elect
ed Mr.. Scott Of Fauquier, their Chairman, to sup
ply the vacancy caused Ivy the resignation Of Gen.
Baldwin.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-02
DAGUERREnrNpE

Nee the notice OF Mf Elwiuis Ia another column W.,
seen several Miniatures taken 10y him, ami many of
ihem were very striking ukcncsses
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-02

W 20 nh.rs 0f the Democratic Gonvr nn.r DO,
felI- 'I ar' fnbio ln the ffr ofuir rg,, ID ~
-'''' ''l' "'i'inf AZ tlc hour ~ tO O'Clock fet
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-02
BY LAST NIGHTS M,IL

The death OF Senator Dixon was announced in
'o'h Houses OF Consress-and no business, was
transacted in either.
i"' rn''1eIph" Banks Except the Girard
Noyame"sng' Northern Liberties, Keusngton and
'enn'y'Vania Banksl have entered into an arrange
"en' TO receive each Others paper. It was uppo,-
Cd that the Pennsylvania Bank would no, he ,bl.
10 pay the interest on the State Debt due ves,er.
uay-Nnd serious approximations Of a mob were in.
duged.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-02
MEMORANDA

BNLIlMoRE, Ian. 3i-Ceared, schr Manchester, Ell.
Arrived sehr Thomas Dali, GRIFFITH, days from Rich.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-02

gree. ''' NC
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-02

30 MI L1~son vas declared duly elected. when
the onnunc'a'lon vas made, some manifestation OF
applause was made on the privileged seets-butth-
individual who committed the improperly, immedi
niey, upon the SpeaNsr's calling to order, and re-
curing the Sergeant To take the di,orI,rlv per,on
into custody, a5squa'uh'ed-and the sui jsc, drop
ped.
We have r'rcIy known an election Of any kind
IN the Legislature in which SO little party spirit
was mingled.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-02

Elections are becoming very onerous duties in ~
LEGISLATURE Yesterday six hours were consumed,
ana Tour joint votes were had tefore Treasurer
was elected.
MIR liiden nominated Reynolds Chapman. of
orangc-Mr Holiday, Colonel John Guerran,. of
GoochIand-Mr Samuel, Francis Sutton, of Caro-.
line-Mr Wallace, Henry b. Games of PETERSBURG
MIR Mayo, Col Addison Hall of Lancas,er-N
Riv's, FAbus NJ. Lawson, the frs, Clerk in the of.
fee.
All the gentlemen were warmly supported by
their respective friends aud ample testimonials wer.
furnished Of the fitness Of each
In the Senate Col. Carter supported Col Hall
Messrs. Newman and Voolfolk, Mr. CHAPMAN.
Nlessrs Tod and Thornton, MIR Sutton; and Niessrs
BouIdin ans McMu.len, MIR lawson
I'll. Sc ,c,, .,,.I
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-02

have myself better. he would cut nv damo.i H..
rom car TO eir.' | did not say that these tb,ns.
~ete said 70 me, a. l Sm reported to have conc
'ad that | should not eondescend to eithe, s,io,,,
deny thus Demoersuc version ofIhe facts. lith.y
nau selected bully, snd chose 1, place him u,o,
he'e grounds, he might occupy them as Ion, AZ n.
pleased. 'V"s ~ ne
know, IN the Hrdor of debate. ard in the br,,x
81 l"ss'ns i'om Que topic 40 nnothor. 1 sometime,
=, sipaln so'ny as i, WAS in my mind to do
mish nave been so ON the occasion te,r,,ed IN
beg your able and indeIati.sb'e Rero,,sss o',,
70 ,oeI Ia Il an complaining e them; SO far r., ~,
q" have been much asonished at the ..cn,,sv .. ~
nhleh 'hey give from day to day, (amids, The mos,
o''g'aceIu eouiuslonl the current debates all 80
eeed'nss OF the House, and espeei,IIy =. SUI p,o-
10 give sketch OF oil, they have much Mbo, 70 900,
dense all. Very respectfully your obed,ent ,.,v.n'
THOS. ID. ARNOLD
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-02
NOTICE.

~ The monthly meeting of Richmond Me-
chnnics' Association, will bc he'd in the School
Room, Museum Bu'ldinc), on Thursday Evening,
the 81 inshn. 10 O'Clock.
Re g CHA'S -. YALE. Rec Sec.
I,UR ana - Srvrrtl mcn aud women vet fnt hire
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carriage driver ono carpenter. 20 lilac smith, one
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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-02

BY Mr Carowel.-Oi The heirs of John Chavis
fot lha renewal Of Certificates and making allow
nco for The services Of their father In the Reyolu-
tlnary War.
BY Mr. Bsow1 Of Elizabeth Cuy--Of the Jusu
c.s Of said county Tor le'vo To sc rent or lease N
present Courthouse and part Of the Lot with H., nd