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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-08
The Clieu .HRnir

The alluson, by Mr. Adams, to the agency Of
Mr. Wise in this duel has caused revival, to some
extent, OF discussion Of the merits and dement's of
that transact on We do pretend TO recollcct all
the particulars of tina, affair; but we have n verv
distinct recollection of the impression, which those
particulars, at the time they were familiar to us.
made upon our mind. We recollect that we had a
settled conviction that the criminal party in that
"bloody tragedy" was the adviser or advisers of Mr.
Cilley. Cilley was known to be an excellent sho,
with rihe-and Graves was known to have no
skill with that weapon; ana whom that weapon was
selected, 1t was with the design and confident ex.
pectation, that Graves would be rieiimi-ed. But
fate and the 'oind ordered it otherwise and if there
be any who deserve censure, it is those who selected
the rne, and thereby brought about the " cold
booded murder"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-08
CurdsvilIe, Feb,y |, 1872.
VALUABLE ESTATE AND
FINE W0oD LAND ON CHICKAHOMI.

VIE subse riber will sell the plantation known Inv tho
= name oi YARMOUTH, In the County OF James Civ
ABOUT miles from the mouth Of Chic River pJ
the two contiguous Islands called Miurcs and
Icks Island; the whole containing about 800 acres
ms land u perfectly convenient navigation living Inn
meniMely on the River and navigable Creek: boih Of
which Afford Inc hsh and wild fowl In proper season
Ihere are about 900 acres Of Land cultivation larp,
poIlon OF which Is OF fine quality The Dwelling
rouse Is large and substantial being OF brick and wei
puit. Ihere are the necessary houses The range
mari. $3.50 ~ ~ f'e"V VI
About GO or 70acresof Marsh have been lust redeemed
from inc tde afordina the finest possible Land for The
production of Hay from artificial IL thai course
DC Preferred the tide may be admitted and excluded ni
peasure So as To preserve the growth wild Oats he
best OF the natural grasse - and con.
yeneni cut the Hay; Of which quantity NAV
be made annually. 10y
large portion Of the forest land is covered with pine
Woou convenient TO navigation, and there
pe quantity OF good Timber the for which arti
ses renders THIS circumstance alone sufficient
me hnh VIII be sold altogether, will be divided as pur
chascrs may desire. 49,
The subsc rber will also sell Mill istao, nhout mia.
from Yarmouth; running pair Corn stones and nar
az wmeat stones In good repair upon Of the best
sueans the lower country aud having 100 OF land
attached TO H. harords too an excellent site Tor saw
VIII as It's at the head OF the Creek bounding
rated. ~ N eou'u eAsHy DO
The land will DO shown by Mr. VIM. Dur(ey The man,
ger RESIDING upon the piantaon and Information NAV he
from the subsciber no sXIiNn1wL "
Williamsburg, 18th Oct 1911 10 q i.w,t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-08
Extract Of letter from
LANCASTER. Ian. 2ts,

bhNCho En-, an. JIst.
congratulate you upon the event Of the ''li,tlc
iarce," OF which you spoke a short time since
IN your paper, by which the House of Dele.
gates has gotten clear Of the Brgsdier General Ven
tose OF the Eastern Division. Can you no, provide
something Tor Mr. Brown Of Preston. who believe,
now nov. supplies the place Of the Bngadlcr of tho
Western Divlslon2 IL strikes me that if you could
do this, cram Mr. Holowman with some sound. proc.
tical, common sense, or induce the good Democrats
OF Isle Of Wight to call him home where, have M
doubt, no would well supply the place Of a drum.
both TO give the alarm and 10 call together the foi,b
iui upon any emergency, and to supply his place
with some one OF more solidity and less sound and
could also give the gentleman from Louisa UoIv.
day Tor the remainder Of the session. the Lepslstupe
wouo, probably, be enabled yet 10 got through the
lmtorhnt business Of the State, and TO return TO
their constituents within the remainder oftbs frs, an
days OF the session; but fear exceedingly that un
less you or the Legislature fnd some way 10 Get
clear OF these bores, the important business of The
session must he neglected, masters or servants
whichever they be, (for while, no doubt, thew nro,
less TO be tho latter. yet am half inclined 10 suspect
ihat some OF them at least, look upon themselves
a. lho iofmor,) will have TO remain in your city unon
haH,pay-where, though the citizens arc quito hos
pita6e, and the landlords and landlades. are.
" DC sure exceedingly accommodating vet the
lormer arc not disposed to extend their hosptaltv
beyond due bounds, the latter 10 lower the ratos
OF boarding 10 satisfy legislative within or caprice
Sot whom will the gsntenon thank for tbisi Mr.
~ toe", VIM introduced INC tubJect into the House
themselves who passed the bill 10 ma Ike the neonI,
believe they were anxious to return home. or Inc
Aforesaid bores who consumed 20 much of Inc time
o. me House as 10 prevent the business, being done
Withln me limited time1 shall leave the gentlemen
70 answer the question for themselves.
me people are very quiet here now as rees,ds
politics, neither party has any confidence in S7.a,s
lyler," or his Board Of EXehequer, and both mean
Wat patiently till his term expires, when the
wings at any rate, will be prepared TO hght again
lhe battles Of liberty and the Constitution with the
slmo Indonhablo resolution and energy as in Is4I.
and with Henry Clay, Of Kentucky. ns tboir lad,
70 conquer or deserve 10 conquer.
Respectfully, &C.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-08
Coming 10 The mint.

!" Wc course OF a debate, in the Senate last
week' Mr. manSum proposed to the opposite psr,v.
VINO talked SO much about retrenchment. 10 bee;n
ny eurta'lIng their own expenses 30 sd per cent.
lie protested that tie Wings could not opposed n.
they were by the Executive, perfect any other re-
trenchmen,- bu, this they were ready and vill;nv
to carry out-and he pledged himself for half the
Wing Senators, il the Locos would come into the
support oil the proposition. But the leaders of the
Democracy demurred they could not consent TO
diminish their pay-their patriotism laugh, them
that they should take care OF themselves 6rst-or
IN other words, that re,renchment, unlike CHARITY
should never begin at home.
The Independent gives the following sketch O,
MIR Mangum's remarks:
Referring to the sort of responsibility which GEN.
tlemen on tho other side labourcd TO fr on IN.
whiss, ne declared that It was totally unjust Tee
wing party had not the slightest inf uencs ove, an
administration which they had brough, into now
Its measures, when sustained any where werc
voted by them alone. They only came 10 lie 70.
ie', when the impetiols necessity OF the Public SER
vices made 1t inevitable that the Government INNS,
stop 1t It was not assisted. Where were the never
friends, who had hlched the Prcsident from ns1
DID they assis; him, in his distress No: they con
SANITY deserted him, and then Joined him and his
IN announcing, as party, the very men who alons
| $4,000 w" anu N"c Country, IN Time OF trouble. In
was strange spectacle, such as no Party nor Adj
mini'trntion ever before presented. Turning. then.
TO The topic OF Rerenchment, he threw down the
giove 10 the other party: would they support him.
u ne moved general reduction OF all saiaries-be
ginning IN the Senate-33 I Sd per cent? MIR Ben.
ton pronounced very audible no. Mr. Linn echo
ed u, adding something about doing il, when we had
come BACK to hard money. Mr. Buchanan shook
ms , neau; Mr. calhoun sat mute. MIR NJ. resumed:
without the sincere cooperation Of the Executive.
IN whose power these matters were much more in
,matey lodged, 1t was impossible to set on foot n
usi, skitHl, statesman like plan OF Reform. That
horizontal sort Of plan, which he had mentioned
was clumsy and rude But would any gentleman
on the other side suggest better7 He stood rea.
uy 10 lend him his utmost support. Nay, he would
pledge himself that, If he would only bring one
nali hs party into 1t. there should come Wings
enough 10 carry 1t. II they would not do il. LEI
them forever hold their peace, as to their, habituai
taik about the Wing failu to give the promised
and strong"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-08

The h6srsnee.-Gcn Bayiy Of Accomac having
oech elected Judge IN place OF Judge Upshur, ro
tains his seat in the Legislature, and continues to
pay out tho Dtmagogus ON all occasions whilst
Zen Baldwin, with eommendable dignity and deli
Sacy' rc,res Immediately, justly regarding his two
o'o pos,ion as improper and inconsistent with the
CONSTITUTION, which requires the entire separation
Q, the Legislative and Judicial Departments Of the
Sovernment-lChan Advocate.
The people Of Accomac, sometime in January.
pe.itioned for the early election OF judge and an
immediate special term OF their Superior Court. a,
they had had none for nearly twelve months. I,
was urged that the constant presence of Jude. ON
the Eastern Shore, was highly importnn,-,bs,
for the want OF one, individuals were subjected 10
erea, loss, and probable ruin. Tho Legislature
needed the petition Of the people. An immediate
election was held-and a bill was brought in for n
specnl term. But the Judge Continues to retain
his seat in the Legislature, and to suit his convent.
enee, 1t is supposed, the special term was pu, OF
until some time in March, when the haiJ.pay take,
effect.
We have heard several surmises why hi, JUDGE.
ship does not repair to his Circuit One. that be !,
waiting until all the elections, Ivy the Legislature
are over. This is reported to be the reason which
he himself assigns. Another, no, at all incompa,i
ble with this, is, that the Legislature having e,oc,
ed him Judge to get rid If hm.-and having failed
they may be induced to make him Governor n
effect their object,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-08

RY virtue Of a deed OF Trust eseeu,e,I The - a.. -,
Nosem6er, 1871, by Nathaniel Crenshaw OF Powha.
tan tothc subscriber for certain m rein
which deed admitted record on Tho s dsy or m
6ember, Isi In the Clerks Once ofthe County Cont Of
fowhaian shall on nesisy, tho 2ni day Of March
oner ior sale on the premises Of said Cfenshaw To-
me inquest bidder for cash. the tract Land on which
M trenshaw now resides, supposed contain 1916
acres lying on both sides Of Deep Greek within two miles
o. TIC Bue kngham Road and Is miles above tho CITY of
hchmoni. Tho land we'll adapted 10 the growth
wheat and tobacco considerable portion Of Plat land
Of excellent quality, fore land suic Joni for Mi 1,r
Ing purposes, &c. " '"
Also, about Is 30 valuable Negroes upon the same
terms, consisting Of boys and srls-also The
residue Of crops. furniture, etc. etc.
The title 10 sad Land II believed TO be good but acting
as Trusce ahal sell and convey the title vested m mo
by the decd Of Trust Aforesaid " w.
AR WALTIAL, Trustee.
90 agree and consentto the same, the day nsmed
wit; the 2nd day Of March 1912.
NATfrL CRENsHAw.
&c cwtds JOHN r. JETER.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-08
THE Locos AND THE BANKS.

The Address Of the Loco Convention expressly
admits, that the wings propose to surrender the
Banks TO whatever fate the Loeos in the Legislature
might designate. But the gentlemen do not seem
to relish the proposition aud they profess not to
understand how the Wings, who are in the najcri
ty, can transfer the responsibility to them, the mi
nority. We will cnigh,cn the gentlemen on the
subject in n very few words. BY existing law, the
Banks are required to resume specie payments on
the LIST Of April; aud il the Legislature does not in
terpose, they will DO compolled to resume at that
time, or wind up. Now, any Legislative action to
be availng, have the sanction Of both branches
OF the General Assembly. TO this end n majority
in both Houses is necessary. The Wings have q
small majority in the House Of Delegates, and there
is TIE in tho Senate. IL the House pass a bill
extending relief to the banks, the TIE vote in the
Senate can defeat it.
Are the gentlemen cnigh,cned7 Do they not
see that there operation is necessary to any ex
tension of the time, aud that, IL the Banks are no,
eoerced to resume, the ist of April the RESPONSE
bty rests with them' Gen Biyly appeared to be
aware of this fact, (,thoush the authors Of the Ad.
dress were no',) when he told the convention that
the Democrats in tho Legislature had Determined
cd not to consen, to an earlier day for resumption
than the Is, of August.
We woald have III, country ber this in 70.
membrancc, when the Demagogues are railing
against the Wh,s f,r coercing the inks to re
sumo. For our part, VIC desire carly re- ,ump,i
We desire it, that these gentleman may rs soon as
possible, roap tho fruits OF their policy, AMI that the
country may appreciate it. We desire i, sls,, Le
cause We would exac, a forfeiture in every case OF
suspension five were sole Legislator, we woIli,
whenever bank suspended, require il to 60 into
liquidation, and forthwith cs,abli.h n new one I,
supply its place the country is not now if ii
ever will be, in condition to dispense with paper
| currency.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-08

IL is stated in the Northern papers, that Mr. Tall
madge, from the Senate Committee, will at an early
day. make Report upon the Exchequer Scheme
Sundry notifications Of the Secrotary's plan, will
be proposed-but the particulars are not known.
We shall! have much confidence in the suggestions
oil MIR. Tallmadge; but We doub, his or any other
mans ability to make out of the Secretary's project
system suited to the wants OF the country, and a,
the same time compatible with the public liberty.
And should he succeed, we should still entertain
very great doubts, whether il would not, because Of
its virtues, meet with the Executive Veto. But we
shall see.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-08
TRUST SALE OF
SAhoAbLE PEhsONAL AND REAL. KS


by virtue Of authority vested in me as Truacc a, s,,,
:. nn, shall on The loh day OF March next sell
all the Estate OF Samuel Branch both real 10
'y %, Deed Ia Trust bearing taic the sh
~ '' ' TIE E TRAY ' OF LAND
on winch The said samuel branch resides which IL
one OF the most desirable In the county n contains o1
a;rcs about 5sti wi ch Failing River Low Grounds
tgsons, lying beautifully due qualify and 400
~ w;Sd 1.ni well ,nbered and conveniently situated
TrSoms VIII, all necessary out Houses attached The
antaiion r. well Improved With Barns, Stables Negro
ALSO another Tract OF Land called the NH Tract con
som,modious Dwelling House, with all necessary On,
nn.n attached The Mill this Tract com,noniy
me most valuable la county both as Grst AMI :, ~
NH The land Is generally ofRood quality with about 90
Is nshy valuable and worthy the attention OF any
Aso-l%o other Tracts one containing 1913 acres and
the oihef S62 acres all IN waos abounns In exerlcn,
% anu inc whole 81 which hes Within miles Of the
the soil is good. '' ''' f"a"V OF
Il, ALso-Twenty seven slaves among whom arc ono Of
me mos, valuable Blacksmiths in Virginia a zoe Miller
who understands also the management OF a Saw Mil: !.
young besides several likely Bows and vaIuabIr wn%.
Also the entire stock Il Horses Mules Cattle sheen
etc. and Carriage Harness and snky ami IIaInas
ne terms OF sale Tor the Land will DO third the
money 10 be paid on the 18th lay OF December
nem.and the other two thirds in equal annual install
peeepber ISIS 1s1Ins Interest from the 2;th day
with the privilege Of seeding small grain h Tho Fall The
ersona property will be sold upon credit Of four months
twenty dollars cash will be required. ~
iherc Is provision In the Deed under which I aet
certain restrictions be known on the day of ale
are empowered with their claims upon the said Bfanch To-
onset any purchase they make at the sale.
desirouso purchase respectfully invited 10
s anu view the premises, which will lie Ito then
lions will be addressed to c at Nowns sore~posipaJ
,hs-,,,, wILLIAMD BRANCH.
anfS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-08
DEATHS.

Died. on the 18th ultmo, in the city Of New Or
leans and in the 2Sih year Of her age, Mrs. EVELYN
CARrEs PGNH, wife OF Alfred Penn, Esq, and un.
I'll rseentlya resident Of this plaes.
Az the Bowling Green, on Wednesday morning,
the 2nd instant, Of Consumption, Mrs. Eliza y.
Pendeton, wife Of John l.. Pondleton, Esq, Clerk
Of tho County Court Of CSrolinc.--fObituary in
our next1
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-08
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE

the case ofMartiu l.. Strong and wife, Mary Downing
sephen Lacy and wiic, and Ihos PondeIicr, sherfi
ss su sum-, harriet Downing-ia CAareery, louisa
ouny Sonrt against Albert O. Chewning Charles Down.
my ana ,ohn Do~ning Thomas Poindc Hter, Sheriff
pswnia, Ann, c1h,,ine, Ana Louisa. aud sarah r.
and fhp H. Jones, admir-. OF Mary Downinr and s,enhs
Lacy. The underssncd hereby the parties
cd uai ne wi Ia the Tavern Elisha Melton m onis.
oni,housemeet them ON Thursday the 81 day of Mnreh
ncN 10 ascertain Hl which the children I
John Downing, decd. have heir due pronor,,n.
OF hls estate by aNanecmenis OF otherwise; 81 Row
,ueh ~ SUI huc scvcay To the plaintiff aud any Of the
ueicnuants from The defendant Cnewnnr ami 10 .f,te any
matter specially which he deem pcriinenr. or whSR
any oithc parties may require 10 he 81 stated.
feb -lawiw t,o,n,y a.n',s, 1 ,,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-08
VACANT PRoFEssoRsIlIP

IN the s,h OF July neat the VISITORS Of William AMI
~ MAiy tolesc will proceed 10 the election proIes
sar OF ancient Languages to AL tho Chat lately
by rroessor owne There u salary ot stVb attached
tothc cna' aud iceoi earl allowed fsS every member
oi,hc several classes belonging % the department The al
tua"n may DC made ono cihish profit aud honor am.
mol a u att act The notice OF the bcs, classical Sehoa
IN the country All eomnunic atoms be adj
post paid, 10 Dew, President William aud Mary Col
lcxc, Va. JuuN TYLEK
-. Rector OF the Boai a oi Visitors
u-Thc Richmond Enquirer aud National r
Wellington will please publish the above weekly ull the
LIST Nay The New York Courier Enquirer win iusert
weekly TOT three weeks The Literary Messenger anJ
rmsns Journal Will insert ia cir covers twice on the
oicr and once on the latter. sent for
payment. to Ed Christian Bursar Of the College Rich.
nond. fell III wilaN,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-08
REFORMED DRUNKARDs
1T THE OLD BAPTIST CHURCH.
tn NI(iIsr

~ messrs Pollard and Wright will nddress
'h9 Fe3pe At the old Baptist Church 10 night.
WEDNESDAY afternoon, both at the 3rd Ban.
vs. Church and at night, one will be at BACON
0OhKTER, in the School House Opposite God.
dln,s Tavern, and the other at the Ms,6ods, church.
on UNION HILL. N"''S"'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-08

tDS We arc requested to say that Mr. Soutbsll
will not be candidate to represent tho County oI
Abemarlc, 10 the next General Assembly.
- Charlottesville Advocate and Republican
requested 10 copy.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-08

Yesterday was business day in III House. A
large number OF bills were read.
The Committee OF Roads have determined to re.
port IN favor OF the memorial of the James River
and Kanawha Company, for Loan of $3.50, ooC
State Bonds
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-08
A SMALL FARM FOR SALE

NiAtNiNo about lbp acres. situated In Chcsteriel
- one mile from Mayo's Bridge, aud known by the nam,
OF BUCh HILL has all the necessary buildings upon
~ including an Icohouae, Dairy etc. u has also a thriy
ing Apple orchard, and great variety OF other FI,t
ee ~ nearness TO Richmond, renders II desirable az
mMset farm and Dairy, for which II IL now pro6iaby
used Apply on the premises TO Mr. WIN Binford or 10
Ic = CT GRETTER A. PEAKE RicbmonJ
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-08
CHARLES CITY Ann Nrw KrNr

~" We requested to announce Richmond r.
Lacy candidate to represent these counties in the
next House Of Delegates. Mr. Lacy is good and
true Whig-u gentleman Of hno information and OF
great worth.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-08
a5 DOLLARS REWARD.

ID ANYWAY from tho aubscribcr on Sunday lat, Ne.
~ gro n,mod CHARLES Said Negro IL feet W
inches high, brown complexion lie was bought, recently
rOn Mr Hughes 81 Fiuyanna county whore " proba
bic he 10 mating for viii pay the above reward add all
reasonable expenses " delivered 10 me IN Ric'mond or
Il my Jail IN Petersburg - -
feBfi HENRY DAVIS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-08

irJ' We are requested To state, that General
Dorman will no, be candidate for reelection from
the County II RockbriJge.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-08
NATHL A CRENsHAV
JOHN r. JETER.
VA. LAND OFFICE.

hitHhOhD, fcos Iln, io4I.
I(f vhtuc OF resolution adopted by the General As.
- semby ~ Virginia the sch day Of February 1872
90 hereby give notice 20 all persons having claims the
safs OF virginia for Revolutionary Land Bounty their
heirs or assigns 10 present tho for adjustment, bs.
fore The Isl day Of March 1885, such claims forever
Thereafter DO condorcd add held be void except the
claims Of such officers and soldiers we're returned 10
ihe Boardof Wars tho close Of tho war, entitled Land
bounty. 4 II PARKER,
e. 3 wifi Roster land Ofsre
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-08

The Fedora Cour, for the Eastern District was
opened Yesterday, under the Bankrupt Act-Judge
Peter V. Daniel present. About 20 persons applied
for the benefit Of the net
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-08

6- No news Of any Kind. ny The mai; Of Ia q
evening. except an account Of a magnseen, dinner
given by the young men Of Boston To "Boz." alias
Charles Dickens.
Boz. ii is said. viii be ia thi, City about the lac,
Of the month.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-08
LAW NOTICE.
EDWARD IL. CHAMBERS

j. J. DAILY,
DRACTlcE together in the Courts OF Brup,wick an,
- h ak, Zach alternately attends the county courts
ooth VIII Attend inc Circuit Superior Courts Persons
Gag sgins either will receive the services Of both
Their residence isat Boydon Nee klenbuTs county Y.
aud they practice sevcray in the counties OF
burg and LuRenburg e s, ss."'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-08

/ ,U1sI ron our Wagon, on yesterday, between the
roper MI an Rockets, sbundles yellow Wfappi a.
FPsr which the finder will please return 10 our store
"OO JAMES s1ZER 4 son
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-08
Erlrael Of a leller from Rnndolnh co,nlu ra

-. W.T. J'V'' I'"'"WPF CVHVTy, a.
., nave not travelled extensively since the second
Veto; ] presume, however, have conyersed with
a thousand voters, and declare, in all candro
that have not since that occurrence, knowingly,
seen one Tyler man, woman or child. This county
gave to the lamonted Harrison 1919 votes majority;
and will here ngree, i John Tyler should ever be
VAIN enough to run for President against any body,
care not who, to treat him to bottle OF Cham
paign for every vote he gets in Randolph.
Yours Respcctfully.r
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-08
DISSOIuTInr

TIE o-parnershp heretofore existing under the svlo
anu urn OF & NJ Booker, Is this day by
mutual consent The business In future, will be Continued
~, =. pookcf' VINO VIII settle the transactions OF the
a'o CONCERN RICHARD A. BOOKER,
r,-.,,,. ,.., ,, MARSHALL BOOKER.