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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-25

A MERRIAM MEpicAL JOURNAL, IULY asa, ioII
mang rood euis.-The American Journal OF The Nc.
by Isaac Hays assisted by numerous cosboIa,o Ss
| from every section OF the country.
Ine following Is irom Germsn Mcdcal Journal:
"This ID the oldest OF tie existing American Medical
Journals has been published ~ esont form since NJ
journal Of the Medical On Physical sciences besup IN
November. lSn, under the eiiior-hp OF " Chairman,
ion, editorshn OF ina, gentleman DIR w Dewees and
pr John Goldman II IS ofthe best Medical Journals
9 he country an - certainly not Inferior 10 any OF It's
Each number Is . riehed with original communications
fton eonfesscdy the ms, abe pnysicans ami
oi America IA well cItonded reviews Of medic al lcr-
the iuIcous labors OF able citizens. ''''D'
I've h-s notice ofthe most increasing and imporauob.
men OF America have heretofore reached through this
The reviews in this journal have this advantage h, each
ssncl with the initials OF It's author, who by this
No rms lsi ~ cAmplse entirely Of phy cians Of estib
shcd r'pua ion, teachers ofmeucinc or heads ofhospi
with January 1871, new SERIES commenced. with
many nrrovemens espeeiaOy more extended notice Of
reign than has hereof appeared IN the inual. which
nep1i@.nt Is under the especial charge OF DR. Roneyn
wars, translated into German, FOrseuic Mcaicine
Apr I snd o,oseS On ss ~ Of January,
moree with the January number.
Tho subscription is Eve dollars year, payable always
Each number viii eon,in about 2si large and closely
with cuts and ongIavngs.
Nc Subscriptions received at the bookstore Of
an - SMITH, DRINKER A. MORRIS
T IquoNCE.-of pime quality
IL StLAD OlI.-il baskets
HJLl'S SOAP and CANDLES, for sale.
auS 81 DAVENPORT & ALLEN.
NEW Orleans, Porto Rico aud 81 CIoix sugars
~ Laguyra lava and Rio Coffee
Treble Refined Loaf sugar
speTmace Candles
Hollis Patent Candles
Soft shell Almonds
Madeira Wine, in quarter pines
Mnscat do ia bottles, for sale.
an . Y DAVENPORT a ALLEN.
ARD OLA supply Ofthe best qualFy received
l. AMI 'oT sale q yOHNSrON's
25 Medical Emporium, late Lyel, Johnston & Lyell
CoNGREss WATER-A frcsh Fuppiy Just re.
~ crivcd,a JOHNSTONSl
au25 Medical Fmnoriur,
POWAND's TONIC MIxTURE,O or We
~ GETABIE FEBNIFUGE-A specific and
lasting cure for Fever aud Asuc-for sale at
TOMBSTONE,
an - Late Lyol. Johnston & Lyell.
CPECIE JARs-Galon and hall gallon specie Jars
JoHNsToNs
a92l Late Lyen, Johnston & LyelI
I EECIIEs-A supply OF healthy European LeecIes
II Kept eonaiAntly for sale at J0HNSTON'S
an % Late Lyell Johnston Lyer.
BASIN LOTS FOR SALE
E following Lots tho margin OF the Basin in Rich.
u m3nd aIe offered Cot sale privately, VIZ:
City Lot, No 42i. south side Of the Basin
side Of the Basin. '
Lots Nos and (paIs Of Lot No IiO) each 30 by 10
, feet north sid- ofhc Risn. "
Lots NO 10 IL audi trars Of City Lot No iGDnoXi
Fer terms apply to CoRBIN WARWICK or JOHN A. |
LAN'ASIEH ~ lt-ti1AWtisiS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-25
VIM. j. RORERTsOS-

ATTORNEY LAW,
Charlottesville, Va.
WILL pTacac regularly in the Courts Of Albemarle
w and Louisa; aud attend TO business connded 10 linn
Ia the adjacent counties.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-25
A VALUABLE ALBEMARLE ESTATE FOR

THAT fine estate which rcsiie is for sale II
IA situated in the county OF AiOemlrle on RockGsh
fver and within half uile Of the James river an! IA
nawh canal There IL about $50 In the tract en-.
braeing large q1anuty Of low grounds Of rate ua
~ anil which s never odcd by the river Tho bigf nf
lies level and IL Of tho best quality well adapted 10 ie
growth OF wheat aud producing iobacco ofhe hnost grade
There " large portion Of woodland yet 10 clear we'll
adapted e wheat and tobacco. Upon the place good
dwelling houfe, and all the necessary odi6ouecs thai The
comfort o family could ask-also hrpt rste barn ami
machine ihercunto attached with good tobacco houses &c
u u Seldom that such this is put in market
nor would " DC but for tho dcdre have 10 pay nv
debis Terms accommodating, and male known In fituro
advertisement, when tho Land viii be more fully Described
au ~ cwfw WN m CApTFu
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-25
EXECUTOWS SALE OF LAND

accordance with tie last will and icrainent OF Col
Fake street. late ofth county u Hanover shall nrn.
cccd on wednesday tho p Of September ncr 10 sen
upon INC premises NJ public auction 10 tho highest bidder
INC act OF land whcfc0n the tcsfator resided anatei
muc lowci oud Of Hanover, about one mile below tho
plChuroh called sol known as Ssntcc, and containing
~ surrey, two hundred and oghfy.onc acres.
Ihcreis upon the said tract Of land spacious and com.
ofabc dwelling house, which has recently undergone
thorough repair, good ooo the yard with ali nccdfpI
buhngs for SERVANT good barns, stables, &c Tho land
swcH watcrcf hastfacos of mar &c, aud s a neigh
boIh"od as healthy and agrocablc any tide water
moro minute description Is deemed unneccasary, 40
~ presumed al wishing 70 purchase will examine for
hfnfolvcg Tho rscc Will M al times be shown any
wishing IN view the same, BY Orc street, residing there
Tefms-A credit u ono aud two years Will DO given
NC puchaso money, the purchaser executing his bombs
WIN approved personal security AMI lien on the land.
POSSESSION wiz be given before the 4 day oi lanua
~ nest andihe purchaser Will be alowedhe privilege Of
9coling crop Of small grain this tall. - -
Executor Of Street, deceased.
Hanover 10Th Aug, lefS an 10 WITS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-25
5 YCAMORE PLACE,


IIi3 Tosiirucc, ouatcd on anil nf I'm streets,
is Tor fouf losHs Eefhc latter woulI be preferred
The credit almost indefinite, tho Interest paysblo sent
snnualy, sui the purchase noncy bcng amply secured,
The proprietor purposing 10 decline housekeeping viii
give early poF1cEon. Tho premises n perfect ofdcr
The improvements being othc most permanent character
aud may DO examined AZ any fine upon appfrauuf
auf-2fwfw DUNLOP. MONCuRg a 60.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-25

Extract (,sn a Speech o,
yOAs 7yier IN Ism.
"rhc pubhr isndo arc not
mentioned IN tho compro-
,nise bill, NOT ces'd fiey hars
6ssa iA0s sAf sfbg Ceagrsss.
TIE "A ,tis. that the land bil
Was, al the moment Of the
passage OF the Cumprculso
iiili, la the prcai,lcnts's
pockct. 10 far as Conguc -
wsa concerned. the pro
cceis OF the sales hal been
disposed OF by whist only
wanted tue signature Of the
rrcsidcnt In become a law
HOW THEN CAN Tue
COMPROMISES AIT uE
WADE IN ANY WAY DE-.
PENDENT IN ANY Dis
POSITION az THE run
Lie LANDSl'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-25

THE next session Of this institution will commence on
II the lIth OF September. The Trustees have appointed
the Rev. Charles g TalafeIi principal who viii be az.
sisted by Mr. Van Horne teacher OF talent cxperi-
enee, who has been connected with MI allowe
Veral yeas past In bis classical school II Alexandra
The Trustees conhienuay recommend the institution
TO the patronage ofhe public. They believe every
effort will be made 10 promote the health the
the moral and the pupils
otms $40 OI board tuition, IS for bed and
yearly Ia advance.
WILLIAM FRIEND
Chairman OF the Board OF Trustees.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-25

CLASSICAL * MATHEMATICAL SCHOOL II


VlE snbecuber Wil reBime hs school in Stanton on
tic st Monday IN September. The course Of instrtic
Ton VIII embrace az The Subjects uau0ly taught In the
Academies and Ia" Mathematical course n parfic nlar will
c az otOnah and extensive tt Of any College N the
saicf Contemplating, a. he does permanent settle.
meutn HiauniiOn. his whole will given u The
moral aud intellectual improvement Of Ais pups
Iuiton-si0 por ten months payable half yearly In adj
Iuccs b"ai III lisdie families, including hing
super month. PIKE POWERS.
nj WV an l9-eu5j
ng-The Enquirer will copy the above three Zines,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-25
FOR LONDON

ITO load at City Point, with dspateh.)
HN The c1rpc oil ship GEORGE STEVENS
Skkb john Gushing, master. For freight. apply To
49, anib -tsu CHARLES PALMER
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-25

HAMS, SHOULDERS AND SIDES.
- a CASKS amall size clear Sides
- - ~ DO 10 % Shoulders
~ bbls 10 DO ilams-Jua received on con.
sdg I&0 WINSTON.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-25
Er'rdef frsni "a Letter or
Jeha ~ ~, pr5isAsd ~
a. PiiisbsTs lrhsk. ISi0

80 . - wv "
yeha ~ ~. pnbiifAsd ia
IA Piiisbsrg MAX, Isin
my opinious were iuliy
expressed al ~ Clairsviile
aud Slcubcuviiic. At both
places Ia rcratdto the unes.
uon, what are your opinions
asto the tamil answered.
that ! was "a fapOr Of ne
distributors II Ms pr.cssds
Of he sales II me psbl.e
IaHsis asieiis fhs Stats. and
dtJGror Of ruising fhs r1rs
EHf BY dates on iplparls, ia
opposition TO a rcEolt 10 a
system of direct tax ttion, as
every way oncrons 10 the
people, unproduciivc to tho
treasury aud expcnsivc IN
tho collection That "a Mfse
rfetcs ] was pleased q he.
lev, that ! cgHcHrred triih
Mr Gay and Gen. iiarTi.
sou. ot th9t there existed a
prospect, In the event Of
ten. Ilarrison's election,
that = permanent system
wuald hc introduced,n place
OF a u ding aud ever warp
ina y = em, which promises
one ding To day aud produ.
ccs another to morrow
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-25
IINsI,XIEnIssiTI.HI .I 9E ,,XIReINIA-MEDI:


ton In this department ofthe University presents pecuar
ties 10 be found In no other School Of Medicine Ia The
Union The Leeturee commence the LIST Of October,
and terminate on the iih u July ensuing
Owing % the length Of tho session, which embraces
PERIOD oi months three PfofcarrfH arc enabled per-
form all tho duilcs which In other Medical Institutions are
usually assigned 10 sk; and The students seldom
CURED 10 attend moro than two Lectures the Va ne day
Wy this arrangement the students have opportunity II
being well gfoun TEL In Anatomy Physiology AMI other
elementary branches Of Medical Science before thew In
vescaic hcif epplc atoms connection with the study Of
tho practice Of Medicine AMI surgery
Immediately before each lecture TIC students are sub
iected n full and rigid examination the preceding
lecture, or on portions of the approved books II a
apparent that The plan, Of which the outlines have been
briefly rated, Is which allows tho student 10 com
mcnco vol as 10 complete his rfdcal studies In the n
suon; and presents happy combination o(tho advania
zcs ~ The ~ TEN n lnrruon by private pupago and
that q public lectures.
Any psrson Of approved moral coniuct may offer as
candidate and receive The degree n ~ D. without refer
cncc 70 The time he has been engaged iu the sudy Me-
cine, Of joining tho School, provided nc undcrgocs in
sasi'etory manner tho various examinations prescribed
BY tie rusctmcnfE.
Tho Profess arc:--
John y Euuct, NJ. d.. Professor Of Chemistry, ptar.
macy aud Mafcria Ncdca.
Horny Howard M D. Professor Of Pathology and prae
ticc u Medicine Obstetrics and Medical Iurisprudeucc.
James T. Cabol NJ. D., Professor Of Anatomy Physio.
WILLIS II. wooDLgY, Proctor.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-25
THE state Of Mississippi, Circuit Court. April Term
NoEubee county, 1912.
william n Mcclellan,
No. 2uf ~ attachment for sll17 60.

No. 2ui ~ attachment for ell37 60.
ROscow Cole.
This LAY came The plaintiff by Attorney and upon Id,
noion uis order Ell by The that an alias public ato
ne made IA TIC Richmond Wing newspaper published In
hchnon, virginia and tho New York Courier a. Enani.
rer, newspaper published In tho city Of New York III.
weeks notifying tho defendant this cause OF
the pcndency hereof aud further, that unless he shall an
pear at the next term OF this be holden on the IN
Monday Of October 1872 and plead Judgment viii he rem
dered oRainF him by default and the properly attached
mlnd and cos.s.
Witness iczekl,h Fooe, clerk Of said Court, tho "a
Monday Of April 1912.
Issued l2lh day Of May 1912.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-25
The FLORIDA war Is ended again.

The Montreal Herald says that notwithstanding
the present depression N the money market, the
new shares Of additional stock in the Bank Of Mon
treal, have been subscribed for with the utmost
avidi,y. BY the charter granted 10 the Bank, Pow
er was given TO increase tho capital stock ESQ 600
making the nett capital G75O,OOO.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-25

Extract fro,s VITO No. ,
- return tho blil which
originaicd In the House OF
NcprssenfAtivef, enililedsAn
Act 10 extend Tor a limited
perol tho prceenl laws for
hy.ox AMI collecting dntlca
GA i'npsris,' with the follow,
ing ohicetio0ss
III suspcnjs-in oiher
words abrcgaics for the
time. tho provtsi0h Of the
oct Of 1888, ccmulanly called
the cotnrronaise Act. The
only ground on which this
departure from tho solemn
tJusitncnt of n grcst snd
sAitsuns question. sscms 10
have been rosar,icds rs cxpe.
dent, l. the alleged ncceeSi-
" Of establishing hy lcgis-
la'iNc cnactmrut rnlcs aud
tes ula,ioas Tor assessing the
du'ics IN be l,,l.d 90 i'm.
posis aitcr the 3,hh June ac.
cot,i.nr 10 tho home valui
tioa."
"fhai act was passed un
dor peculiar circumstances
TO which ais not necessary
thatl slould 10 more thsn
barely alludc. Whatever
may be Ia theory va charar.
ter. ! have always regarded
IL as imposing the highest
moral obligations. " has
nov existed Tor nine years,
unchanged Ia any essential
particular. with rs gen raj
aepuicScencc, Il In believed,
OF tho who,c country, az
that corntry has ever mani.
Iesscd Tor any OF her wise
w established institutions.
u has ensured 90 Il the &c.
pose which aiways lows
from truly wise and tnodc,.
ale councils "A rcposc the
more striking because of the
long aud angry aeitaiions
which prcccdcdit
The biliviolaics the prin.
ciI'lc vf the acts % iSil, ani
September, 1871, 10y sus
pending the hIs;, and rrn.
deiing, ior a time, The las,
lnnnNV.ftx.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-25
THE SUCCESSION

Signs OF Jealousy continue to exhibit themselvt 5
among the members of the new coalition. We fird
none anywhere more amusing and innocent than
those given out by Capt. Tyler's man John Jones.
Hear him:
dent will eHirGp the Democrats by appointing Office
For our part cannot perceive that accepting Office
der John Tyler can entangcr the principles Of any Demo
him supporting the man Of his choice
al tic next Presidential election"
This would be exquisite, il John had a spice Of
waggery in his composition. 4 Dsmccrit endau-
serns his principles by accepting office! Excelltn.
eonceit that!
But John explains himself more fully:
"we say may not be the design OF the President to he
aeanddac No min living knows 10 the contrary. He
has not declared that he will be, has any friend
nior MN. Inc People mus decide who Is the best qlalf
The mosto don-and who has the best claims their gra
utude. IL be that John Tyler, should desired by
the People, will not consent runhoush In We
should look upon duty yield their wisbes-stil
to be candidate This is 10y means impossbe. his
certain hc will not unless the body OF the People
desire it, Them what have the Democrats or an, other
party 10 fear by supporting hs Administration There
is danger that he will elect himself spite Of the peo
10 the party and the President any OF the Democratic
leaders 10 exact pledge several years ADVANCE frcm
John Tyler"
A most logical and satisfactory exposition! John
Tyler may not consent TO rum ii called out by the
People, nlIho' it will be his duty, says John Jones!
How crueli
But clear the ring and see what follows:
'lf the Democrats be prevented from doing what
ihey Ike, or compelled 10 do what they dishte, by
ambitious leaders and refuse support the Democratic
aeasHr,s Of the Administration, account OF the "an
aside. AndioOk on, while the President Iuaied and alone
contends ae1nsi, and triumphs over his enemy fketr
But will they do III No we will stake our life on Il iSai
nSs WI net Ihere Is 100 much ehiyalry honor, and
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-25

The Wig papers ore rather too hard upon Mr.
y, .cr, Tor erowding out tho Clay men who hold
Offices under him, nnd giving their places 10 good
md true Loco Fo,o5. As Mr. Silky tiys in the
Prtidtnt must provide fi5 his fiends II would
Dc rare thing indeed for President 10 be with
oIt friends whom ho 10 President, seeing no must
hive 80 many beforehand 10 reach ,hat office. The
mlurr Of wordsrmcnt in this case ~, tina, Mr. Nv.
.cr'r ircnds before bis election should have 10 walk
oliof Office % accommodate his insnd8 Who have
become such sioco bis election, although they did
fhcIr beet 10 defeat u. Still, rs they are now ths
only ifc0ds Dc hos, and are no doubt exceedingly
oiIhfy "A % him with their pledges OF future cup.
no7, ha must Sod some way 10 get rid Of their
mpfiiniies and the Only way that presents Itself
d. 90 pos them IN the place Of those whose friend
stp has bso0 forgotten and can sg,in Be used
fAO,Iolk Herald
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-25
Prom uie Norfolk Herald.
Mn Ii a NIrICr,


This gentleman gave q free rein 10 the irascibi
lily Of his temperament in the House Of Reprssen
taugc, ON IhurIday, when he is reported as having
INDUCED ~ the most outrageous inveciivo against
uc Ve,o Commucc and ns report, assuiIing them
with The hicfest and bOljesl epithets OF scorn ard
abuse which his fruitful genius could supply him
with. Mr. Rayner lone Of the Commute was in.
ccn,ed by tie ruthless salles OF the gentleman and
handled him IN his own way. But IL is hardly
worth while 10 mind Mr. Wise. lie il a very
worthy geGtemln in private life and IL he docs q a
hto beyond every body else, in wOrIy Violence, on
public occasions, he means no harm by il. We have
heard him hold forth aganst tho ocofoeos in such hot
terms that you couIdhear his words hiss and almost
SEQ them sUks, ns they issued from his lips-indsed
nn utter stranger to what was going on 10 the coun.
try at Tho Time who was ignorant Of tho class of
p-sons no was inysighing against, would have very
nationally concluded that he was directing his elo-
qlcncc nginsl lloitentots, savaeos and domi devils,
aud not against civilized christian people, Yet
alter OFT, We zee that Mr w. hos no sort Of enmiy
against The Loeoloeo', ard is willing 10 forget and
forgive, and shake hands aud 10 be good friend
with item again
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-25
NOTICE

th subscriber Is DESTROYS to purchase for cash. small
4 Farm containing ffom SOto l2O acres with the ne
eessAry buildings, within from aud half miles
OF the Town of Petersburg OF City of Richmond. let
ter post paid giving description VI the Land Houses Wa
ter, DC &c, directed 10 him a. Folk lun T. o. Dinwide
County, vii meet with prompt attention. lie wishes also
10 purchase, on the terms female servant (Vh or
Without chdrenD from is 10 80 years OF age, who good
Cook, Washer aud lrOncr.
M
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-25
REFER IN CE S


To III LSON II. ELTON ,-SIrt You
not beng an inhabiant 81 the Stale fVrPnla lake
THIS method ~ giving notice. that shall on the lqtb
DAY Of September 1871 the Tavern AZ Com,
House, between the hours Of ten O'Clock tho morning
aud sE O'Clock ia The evening that day proceed 20 tak
the deposons OF George w Harris and Others 10 he read
rs evidence In my suit In chanccry depending In inc
Circuit superior Court Of Law and Chancery for Coorh
land county againyt you, George Harris James Moore
Mm Lewis, John CCartor, Mrs Ann Harris John NJ Ire
vlan James Ferguson anI Charles Pope In HE o,gn
rght and Executor Of Laynil Pope, dce'dAnd fthe
taxing OF said dcposons shall be closed thar dav
shall continue TO take them from day TO day al tho sans
place and etwecn the same hours, until closed.
l7-cw5w JOUN NOQpIa
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-25
DlSSOIIIIION

WE eopsrnershp here;oorc rxis,ins und., Al. q nm. f
oiDNER a Di,.GES "a this day dissolss h, Lnf,.
Tom NJ persons having claims against said concern viii
esent then Ia erhcr OF the for and
nose Indebted viii come forward ani Ike pay ucn "a
Indulgence cannot bcsyon The Book Will be kept
etir store 81 White Otncr Their namea Will only Ia
used In iho scuomcnt Of theis debts.
JOHN OLDNER,
august ii, ltl@ 1lip II DI0GES.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-25
VALUAHLE I.A.n pou II.

VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.
MI ,ufarmi containing GO acres, lying on the Rapisn
~ hiNef miles from Orange Court House and as from,
freiefcksburg Ia for sale Al price For ribrr
apply TO me, az by letter. post paldJ Orange
ie2I CT
p1r RnqaiTerreq requested to COPY.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-25
MORE TREAsIfRY NOTES

Mr. TYLER hascaused his acting Secretary of the
Treasury 10 address a letter to the Committee OF
Ways and Means asking for another emission of
Treasury Notes, to NEE. the pressing demands upon
the Government. F.om this it seems, his Excel.
leney cannot, by his illegal exaciion Of duties raise
the means TO carry on the Government. We would
see him at Jericho, before we would grant him one
cent. He has,wilh folly only equal to his wick
edness defeated measures-which would have sup
piled revenue TO meet all the public wan,s-I.et
him now help himself as he may-and digest his
folly a, his leisure. But independent Of the Captain
aud bis foolishness-thers strong objections to
meeting the wants Of the Treasury by a resort 10
Treasury Notes. That was quaek expedleni Of
the Van Buren, Administration to get out OF a prs
sent difficulty end at the same time conceal t.sir
pfodigaliiy from the public. !. was justly and
strongly reprobated by the Wings then. We hope
they will adhere to their opposition.
A motion was made to reler the Secreiary's letter
to the Committee Of Ways and Means, with in
structons to bring in a bill to authors 70 the propos.
cd issue. The reference was voted, but the in
s,ruclons were rejected
The best disposition that could have been made
Of the letter was that suggested by MIR Bots Tha,
gentleman remarked:
~ were in order, Dec wouli ina, tho communica.
ton be rceed 10 the President of the States that bc
might be Induced 10 adopt accept tie means will
which this House had provided linn Tor Tie pufpoae ol
Carrying on the Government tic tMr 3D. believed thai
Congress had done all that became ibcm 10 do Thoy
al passed Two revenue Lave, both of which the President
hid refused 10 accept The Government AZ this time
virtually In state Of EuspensiOn Tbs Pfes,fent b,d
taken The responsibility s own shoulders AMI novg he
eamo here asking this House supply his empty Treasu
~ anf0 relieve hitn from the grave Tesponasty lac lad
assumed For one, he Nj was not prepared t0 a, HI
lie was prepaIcIto leave the yornmeni In the stu7tor
~ which the President bat placed h, in the earnest homo
ha TIC people would take the subject their own sn
and tl ihey would prescribe a remedy which bo Wr U
thought was TIE duty ofths House Itself ~ aont III
would not gointo tho discussion az ligime Ifhe House
refused ip edopt the proportion ho hal submucd he
would hereafter dIaruse fite rftftl
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-25

Wheat was selling At 80 cents, at Cincinnati. on
the 18Th, and aoar from 2,69 10 2,72,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-25

no ALL. WHOM NJ MAY CONCEHN.
THERE viii be Petition presented TO the Legislature,
attho session, for the passage Of auhorsin
nc sale Of the Bank stock belonging TO South FanLam
Parrish In the county Of Essex, and the lending OF the
aud appoprains the Interest said loan loans pnT-
poses OF education 10 % wsw