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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-15
HENRY CLAY AND THE BANKRUPT
LAW.

NAILrr ~ .'HE CCUETLR.-Gov. Gilmer was
pleased TO soy in the course Of his vrul,nt trade
against Mr. Cay on Monday lost, lhi, the Ken
lucky Statesman had voted Tor the "Odlous Bank.
fupi Law. ." against the almost ubaniG Gus inslruc
tlons OF the Kentucky Legislature. IL reuuifes
great effort Of charity TO suppose Nr Gilm.r gno
rant Of the fact that such instructions wero ever
given. Sure he should be cOnVegant with the
history Of the man whom he takes such pleasure
IN rsvibng. This will b. expected or him by every
Coniid man. II he wishes " make any permanent
impression against MIR Clay, he ought to do So, rs
an honest men, oy WELDING the weapons Of uu,t
aud not ty ignorantly Or WiekCdly uaduc.na poll.
tea Edyersafy. Whether Mr. Gilmsf has made this
last charge against Mr. Gay, IN ignorance Of is un
tfu.h, or fom too willing readiness 10 inigte him
by tic charge, is point VII ca he can best dec dc.
Suffice Il for US TO pronounce the charge itself
wholly untrue, and TO lay Inc rroCf Of our asser.
lion Of before the fender IN the very language
o Mr. Clay HIMSELF IN the course Of bis late speech
OF Indianapolis. IL will be seen from THIS speech
va, Mt Gay was never instructed by the Kentucky
Legislature, Gov. Giltoer 10 the contrary notwith-
standing. Such reckless assertions from this source
present their own commsntIty 10 the reader. Nh
Clay sBysi- lCbaflouesvlie Advocate.
"OWing 10 the misgovernmsnt which had 50 long
afflicted the nsuon, the people were suffering pecu
may ,mbarrotsmonts, and tauiary bankrupt ns
SEEMED called for by the public distress Thougi
here IN the WtG We did not need II, felt that
ives doe 70 he eoun'ry-the shoe country. Here
sid Mr. G. let ne correct rnistoke which seems Il
be abroad in come quarters, resembling IN old story
Of Macy years standing. When / voted Tor Nj
|. Adams Il was said tLat I violated instructiots-
No, 90 When gave ihat vote. represented n,
Lexington jislfci; AID Is well known fact that
AZ no period since that vote was cast, has the Lex
legion district reversed u, in any manner Thu
counfits which compose II never gave jonty io
Geo. jackson. The Legislature had no power
over nembcss Of ConEfesL Both are equally N,
sefvan,s of the people-eeoied by the people-atc
rubiect nlone 10 their correction. ] was sustained
lsy iho people pho elected me, snd 10 thtm oaf,
onpes lsr my jsctiEcation In regard to the bank
rn'a bail. was never nsupcied. The House pass
I'D resolutions 70 that sfsei; they were sent 20 III
senate. amended, returned 20 he House, the amend
,nett 6st conconed vi and the matter fell eiseeI
re Two b,anches Of ,hs Legislature
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-15
COMMERCIAL NEWS.
RICuMOND MARKETS,


Reported Gad corrected itsiee a ue.k r fSs Wig
NOVEMBER II, 1852
ToBACCo-insFcciions slnll.-ieaiaEd limited We
quote LuFs se,Lt ami e. Common Leaf sJfi3I and 4:
dd ing tl.i! and s.; Good s5lIo AMI s6iFiac sTalOi
quality.
GRhlN-whea, 10 to % ccuts. Corn i7t to 81. oa's
Se 10 Dock - cts. IA Road
10 cents -
GHlSKEY-BLls ?ic, hh,s DC
CANDLEs-spenn 26L3oc; Patent Sperm spc; Hull,
Patent loo; Talox llpIxR
aSt; lava itsi3c.
No = 81 o3.
FLOuk-Supci6ne 81.
iRoNspF =; English 30; Sweles sioo; Trede.ar 600
hOLAsoES-Porto Kco l2as1c; n. o. 2la2ic.
olL--Woier s9j Loo Fall strained - %; Whale, in
bb., Ne.
PRovisIoNs-Bacon 7l7;c. LaTdslc.
Pl.alsrER-e4t on Basin hank.
leans u 7.e.
sIlOr-tic.
sALT-Whsrfsl 81; storc $500.
EXCHANGE.
New York drafts 1 a 1! pIem.
philadelphia DIN = Il prem.
baltimore 10 a "a prem.
North Carc,Ga
south CAioiial. 80 hs Wheeling dis
Treasury NOies.......I prem lTeuucssee....s dis
AiaoAiha 10 us speeie--. ..-...-t prem
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-15
MEADOW FARM MALE AND FEMALE
SEMINARY

Vie nsr scholsste year OF this institution under m.
Il snperntendance Of Mr. and Mrs NJ J. Bedford oj
eominsnce on the Oh OF January sJ aud embrace
SION OF ten months, exclusive Of iva sir weeks VACATION
IN the '''"
IN addition TO the present number Of toarders three or
out more can be accommodated IL my family all WHOM,
VIII receive the parebt,l OF Mrs 5ydnof and ma
eINenl5y the advantage OF the socicy End pfi,ne
IN family. 'S'S VI
TERMS Por board zone half TO he paid on the OH q,
- - @ o,.e VA, a. use eIose OF the Jear) but il paid
For tut isn (als0 20 10 paid half eunuaiIyl In the
hTs; rutimenis Of English ~
The common English branches 81
. Asifonony Chemistry, Natural Intellectual and
Neral Philosophy, &c o,
French, Ancient Languages and Mathematics al
Pupils Will DC considered entered for m, wear un,s
an arrangement 10 the contrary ~ made At The lime 81
casos Of protTacted sickness ~ III
his school ~ situated Hanover county about seven
should be directed. w n svnNof
10 cS. "''N"'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-15

iGS What wsud the elder Dir wsller-if tina,
uios; sasacious parsonage sili breaines th, upper
air. We trust he does-h,vs said TO the follow
'ns f,eI1
Our contemporaries in Baltimore aver-and cdi-
tors, It is veil known, are the mos. veracious OF
historians, wherever political fact or physical
wonder OF any sort is concerned-that there is, in
that city, whole range Of house,, no les, than IA
10 number, inhabited by matrimonial relic,s; and
that, from its peculiar population, it has received
the name OF willows Row"-ano,her instance OF
the Iaeus non luesnGO; there being no "rows ma =
trmonial" there. What would havs induced the
admirable Ms Welles to venture into such a street 2
What the local law Of the place IS, we do rot
learn. Il would seem that they widows OF grea,
antiquity; since their collective ages still more
formidable than their mere wildwood. Probably,
therefore. nons allowed to migrate into thi,
strange colony Lus tnose VINO haally resigned
all hopes OF oEcs more putting on III. ma,rn,on ia
yoks. This is, with the tex, usually, We believe,
no, before tn. age Of ninety; which would, in a
population Of 100 900, give about the proportion Of
lades resorling to widows row"
We should like to know whether there is any
similar refuge for Wid,Wers. in Baltimore Pos
,by they occupy tbs opposite side of the same
street.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-15
CHESTERFIELD LAND FOR SALE.

ME wish TO sell privately ofisnd called Ches-
w terh, lying James River In the county OF Chos-
toThed, containing by late survey 100 This
reaches within one hundred yards OF the Richmond and
Petersburg Railroad There nearly 3oO acrea Of this
also good whaf on tho river TO deliver wood iom The
woodland abDund1 in very excellent wood, both
pinc. The said Ian lies within micc of Manchester aud
81 Richmond Immediately both sides of the Richmond
sud Pctershurg Turnpike Tho improvements arc onlJ
toierablc. We deem not neccstary 20 ray more, az
those dcsrouS 81 purchasing would Of view for
themselves The land ha shown nj time by either
Of tho subscrbofs one Of them living the premises
Terms will bo onc.half cash. the balance on Zine Tho
title unqucsiionably good. JOHN Y IOBns
no w3w' IRA " HOBBs.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-15
GLORiElCATION.

We presume tina, the Esyr,iau,, whose very
rstional Idolrry extended itself TO cats dogs mon
keys. eroeodi.s, onions, garlic ard the Ike, began
With men before ,hey desenerated to monkeys in
their adSra,on; worshipped tiger before they mad.
grimaSin their God; and must Certainly have start.
ei with crocodile, before they came down to the
lizard. Such is every where the history Of popular
coruptions, watcher religious or political.
Political IDOL. worship really follows the same
course and addresses its veneraions TO objects a.
gross as any other sort Of image alteration. We
began with Hero. one tina, hsd touch Of III.
divine in him-a Wellington. Then We le, our.
selves down :om the dsmisoJ, and took 10 the man
worship of JeiIrSsonia nisrn, Continued (,ho' with
declining zeaD 10 his tive SUCCESSORS. Under the
third, we fell out with human idols hekc them an
took 10 the beasts.
First came the tis.r.wo.ship OF Jacksonisn;
which presently f.il (as We have sadly into cat.
worship, under MIR. Van Baren. To this has sue
eeedei the crocodile faith of the pressnt moment;
and from croeodiles, we are, no doubt, from tie
su6oned notice, shortly TO como down 10 LIZARDS
thus making three distinct stages Of an idolatry al
ways looking FOR something lower and fouler-b.-
ginning with MGR; then descending 10 beasts; and
arriving, at last, at reptiles.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-15

h- NOTICE-A Petition will be presented TO the
next General Assembly OF Virginia, by portion the
people Of Essex, praying for the enactment law Tor
removing distractions the navigation u Piscafaway
Creek from its mouth 10 the old warehouse l5-wiw
~ meeting Of the whissof Hanover will be ned at
Hanover Court House, the it Tuesday of the present
month Chat being Court dap appoint Dele
Whg Convention, to be held In Richmond the Jay
Of February next and 10 other matters which wilt
be submitted 10 them ca that Gay. no I5-c2
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-15

This little State still proudly waves the whlg
Dag. Both brauehe, Of her Legislature are Wing,
by large msjodty, und Mr. Rodney tW.) is eed'
cd 10 Congress.
Willis, Delaware is true, the defselios Of oil the
rest IL OF liuls monsaL
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-15
TIE AiIssPs NEI.anN

WILL open Doarng sch,ol for Young Isllss on tho
w 18Th Oc0bofn al OAKLAND in tie county of Han
over, shout % miles from Hohmond and miles from
Beaver Dan Depot nTon the LOUISA Railroad The situa
lion of tho fchuu u 6no ono being In region long
or pure AMI wholesome cir; aud also very easy
81 access, a. carrige n any ne DO cent 10
oso who may rive ~ tho Railroad DEPOT. The
OfnsIcfon w this Scool will consist cfa the branches
ofEnglsh necessary complete and thorough Educa-
sfcD upon The Piano Guitar. Too most careful aucn.
ton will also be paid TO tho Religious Instruction add moral
deporfmc Of tho pupils, being thought that they will
be best ucd for uacfuncss IN this world by learning
Hvo ior tic next Tho scholastic year will extend from
October 10 iuly both nousivehc OF August and
sepicmbor hcinr tine ofvacstion.
Toe terms arc
For Board add Tuition 10 al the branches except
music, al50 90
For Music outle Piano or Guitar, with use Of the
insirumeuts. go 90
Paysbio half yearly In advance.
Reference may be made %
Right Rev VIM Meade.
Rev. w. Pcsdlcfon, 70 High School ofNa.
Philip Nelson, Eco. Wildwood, Clarke CO., Va, oTto
Mf Porsico, Richnloud.
Application for admission 70 the fchool he mae 10
Thomas Nelson, Eco Rlchmond-or 70 WIN Nelson ssq.
beaver Dam Depot, Hanover countyiNa.
These young Ladies havoE been for many years ptps
scrvaion IRE " course intimately Acquainted with heir
disposifons character, and mental quafcatjons seh
DO not efltate 70 say, III th,m for disc arrnr with n.
deity and ccese the important duties hoy have nor.
taken. We therefore eheeffuly recommends flcm on.
rents soesus Tor the happiness best ofsr
childtcn Tue Misses NELSON
"et 81 c"U OF IOrg ffanh.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-15

lod are requested TO assemble at GonohIand No.
v'"os, cour', tthe 2isl in order cooperate with
the Wing party generally, in the adoption of mea-
su'es iot te,a'seT'ins that superiority which they
are entitled, from Iher superior number, in H.
Union. but which has been temporarily lost in the
Go'ernnient, By the death Of Genr Hirrison. and
the iteach;ry Of his constitutional successor iull
meeting Is requested. SEVERAL WaIcs.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-15

Vie subseribcr will sell the following tracts NJ Land
n stnucJ VI tic county of IIenTco, shout seven miles
above Richmond. The Sail lands lie between the Brook
Tavern and tho Hungary Water Station. The Land will
DC sold separately or ~ body 70 sut purchasers, witt
one tract 81 lOOArrosOue OF 6) half In woods
ono of l@9 acres heavily imb cred woodland 1873
acres VOL tmheTcd and running tho Predsreka-
burg Railroad at the FIRST water sationonc Of 81
WIN snhiccnt unaniity Of wool fnber-one IS
acres with the necessary buildings Also 80 acres with
suitable buildings. A great bargain be had In the
above mentioned valuable property, and the terms accom
nodans 10 suit the times. Apply to the subscriber
vi q wAInnnp
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-15

There Is a diree. ISSUE Of Vsrsei,y bHwsen tn,
Editor q the Union and DsIois paper, as to the
authorship Of series Of letter, IN the former, bear.
ing this signature. The one asserts, tbs other DO
mes, thu, they GRO the production OF the Presidenl,
younger son.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-15
MASSACHUSETTS.

This State voted yesterday, and i' tho last, We
bslieve, that votes this fall Some Of the papers
anticipate like resu, there, 70 that which has jus,
occurred in New York. or course, we should not
be greatly surprised. But lie unnecessary to spec.
ulae on that which will be kne~n in a few days.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-15
TO TOBACCO PLANTERS AND

~ r. n l. r y.
consequence Of the late disastrous FIRE, by which
large quantity of Tobacco destroy ed, many Of The
dealers have determined not 10 purchase any Tobacco
npon which there Is not ainst fire. and be
ing npossib. 10 store any large portion Of that tho
Upland Inspections In the Public Warehouse. where II
would nc Insured hy tho Commonwealth: The subScri.
bcTs hereby inform their friends aud patrons. that tho
duty OF 81 cents per Hosshead, EXCEPT tho Tobacco
inspected In this CITY, VIII be Tctsinea all hereafter
sodby them defrsy the expense Of insurance for ono
year from the tnc II u Stored AMI In the loss
Ihe souni recovered from the appor
mnnei amongst The owners OF the Tobacco
Those who semi Tobacco for falc or who purchase
from NJ, will at all times he allowed 10 examine inc pocs
Of insurance u they desire II
ROUr. GWA1IMEY,
RiNES & HARRIS,
J. w DiBREIi. CO.
fORDS a WOODsON
WOMBLE & DEANE,
JOHN MABEN CO.
LUDLAM. PRESTON 4 CO.
DARLINGTON, GIBSON a THORNTON
Richmond November Isl, 1872 no a-e2,wIm
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-15
am, very respectfully, &c.
J. III. AULlCK.
. To Ms Editor Of fht Pelvnesian :

To The Editor Of The PelynsSidH
Cspla Ross, in the "Estbus and Terror" had
been No Ear south as 70 deg. mIn IN long. lsG deg.
40 min. w. lie made the South Magnetic Pole TO
tie IN lat &c deg. l5i deg. long. east. He d,scoy-
cred an active volcano ~heh he called Mount Ere
bus, in II deg. 81 min. y. l67 deg 10 min. f..
This Information was brought to MAJ ,tlan, from
Sydney, 10y English vessel; the writer had it
fiom Doctor Wiley, of the English Navy, who was
passenger on board, and who stated TO him that
he took this memorandum from Captain Ross who
was 81 Sydney when he LEFT.
He further verbally stated that Captain Ross had
sailed over the spot where land IS supposed have
been seen by the American surveying vessels. They
Che English vessels) saw vast numbers Of seal and
many whales.
G. w. P. BISSELL.
Sandwich Islands, Seppr 20, 1871.
tCapt. Aulick, OF the Yorktown, confirms the in
tengenee IN regard Capt. Ross discoveries, pub.
ii,htG in No. IL Of our paper He met that cele
hraIed navigator few months since ct the Bay Of
Islands, and fSOm him learned the discovery OF two
volcanoes ns far south as II deg. One of them,
which be named Mount Erebus was 1900 feet in
height, and tho time he it in sctiSe operation,
sffOrdng q most magnificent spectacle TO the crews
of 10th vessels. The other, whose altitude was TO-
600 feet was named ofler his conso'i, the Terror.
Capt. Ross had received the chart sent him 10y Cspt
Wilkes, and had eruissd over a space Of 50 miles III
sxient 10 euher direction, where land had been laid
down by the latter navigator. and found nothing but
clear sea- PeiyrtsIGH, Oct. 18Th, 1871.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-15
JOHN n TOD

pursuance Of the provisions Of Deed Of Trust ere
I cWed ~ Sampson ~. Paffcson b. Ste hen Ursud,
which 10 Of recori n the CLERKS ONES Of The 1usna
Court for the Corporation of LynchbuTg-and ~ orier
made by the Judge Of tho Circuit Superior Court Of law
aud Cbsncery Tor the Town Of Lynehburg, Al INC a Oe
0bcr term sbafutinz TrusnH 10 the paf 81 sti
stephen T. Dinguid shall on FRIDAY, the 18Th Day %
November, 1872 IN front Of The watkc House IN tho town
Of Lynch proceed coll, BY way o. public ancnn
10 tho highest bidder for cash forty ~ my sage horses
also several Of harness CLIO 2eaher beds and
bedstct' n from any csuee The sale should not Do hh.
shed the day abOvo iguaeii Will b. continued f
finished HENRY HUNTINGTON, Tru,lco.
no
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-15
TOBACCO FACTORY AND VAIJXAT.
GARDEN EOR RENu

nossessioD TIE lat Of January ne IT, the To-
"A haceo Factory on Mayo's Island and the Dock
Also the Island known as vaursli arden and lie one
a,loning. both Of which in tho possession Of
MIR ThomI7 Ball Fortcrns. Apply TO RODEitT A. MAYO.
or to " lRBY, the Toll House, OF MAYO Bridge.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-15
F0R SALE

SHALL sell to the highest bidder cash. on saturday
tile <6th day OF This mouth, 10 rmisos
tract OF Land about miles below the city Richmond
containing al aud ~ potP Ths tract Of land is
known 10y the name OF Iansns, adoins ne lands OF
Judge John Clorion end others ami conveyed BY
John Jones WHO charged In Exec ntou at the suit OF
II Claiborne. ir. administration of Garland m Meh,I
decd, TO Je,sa snead High sheriff county Of Hen.
rec on the Sh day OF October is2 and sold to sss
y Tie balance due On said execution sale commence
at ~ o'clock. n HOMES N :
Pc- ISncat 4.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-15

n OTICE -1heyery frequent dcpredatons consisted
upon my property, lenders II necessary thstf sltuld,
or fanfnE npon any part Of my .nd lying n the oea
oi and Fowhaan, and from fshlna or finz
any creek o. water course whhn tho boundaries
ot hvcfy offender against this notice viii assureay bo
ptosessTee,n. JOHN CLARK,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-15
Cepitd frsr The ALedisoniar

FROM the Philadelphia Public IL ser.
DEMONS rRATION OF ATTACHMENT TO
THE PRESIDENT. BY THE GERMANS
OF PHILADELPHIA
On Friday evening. when i; became known the,
MIR ROBERT TYLER son OF the Presidency
was in town, the Germans of the city and county
OF Philadelphia. bestirred themselves 10 tender him
O hearty welcome. The time, however, was to,
short for tina, purpose, MIR ROBERT TYLER
stating that II was Impossible for him TO stay
IN town longer than TIL Saturday morning.
The Germans, therefore, resolved TO tender him
at least a token Of their respect by serenadins
him; which was accordingly done Ivy the Indepen
dent 3, nd, under the command of MIR Hermann
MIR TYLER had accepted an Invitation 10 tea a
John c Monigomery's, Esq and thither the Ger.
IN band proceeded, accompanied by Mr. Binder
the worthy adjuant OF the German Battalion of thi,
c,Iy. The party, after being asked in, sung severa
G;Tman g.ees, played the Presidents March, an
pledged the health OF The President in bumper
followed oy Ihres times three; upon which Mi
ROBERT TYLER rose, and IN Terms most ap
r'VpH1te Tor the OCCASION. mi wrn great e'oquenee
dwell On the Democratic principles so noby ad vo
Gated by John Tyler. and The qualification which
he felt in seeing tnat the GermaGs OF the city and
county Of Philadelphia were determined to support
them. The health OF Mr ROBERT TYLER wa.
then drunk, with SIX cheers, and the party left, al
ter cordial shake OF The hands and with most pou.
wishes for the Chief Magistrate and his family.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-15
sTOCKTON's PREMIUM MINERAL
T. l.

IOIN q. WAYT, Dentist, has lust received from IN,
above ccebraied manufacturer complete assortment
OF the most beautiful Teeth that have
10 this CITY and which, In all that constitutes an aurahe
Imitation OF the natural teeth. ATE unsurpassed
Those who wish To have artificial teeth Inserted and all
othcfs Interested uio respectfully invned call ex.
anime thrin, and specimens OF his work.
J. q. w Continues heretofore to perform all oner..
tons orthe prevention aud cure ~ In the teeth
Banks Main street.
REFERENCE.
Clakc, MD Robi w Haxan MD
Scorgs watson, ID Thomas Nelson. NJ ID
II Dcane, James Bolton. NJ ID
In carmichael ND Cunningham, ND.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-15
WATCHES AND JEWELRY.

consequence OF tho reduction Of dutiss By tho New
Iafh tue subscriber s fclIng bis stock Of Coll and
silver Levers, Anchor EsoapetHcni, Lepine and other
Metches, 81 new and splcnhd patterns and Jewelry Al
Retail a. considerable REDUCTION FROM former pric
ing much less Than hey can DO bought for any other
place In the Ciy Ash ~ Constantly receiving an cscrp
lions o. Watches OF Inc newest styles, direct from tic
manufactured IN Bnsant, France and Switzerland ho h
onabef 10 offer larger assortment aud a. much les
prices n retail, thaa aay other houro In hmerica
uod WHohss aslow a. - 70 - dollars each. Waches
and Jowcry exchanged or bought All Watches warrant
81 ~ keep fgoi time OF tie money returned.
Al kiads % Watches repaired IN the best manner and
warranted NJ nuch lees tan tie usual pucos, BY one nj
tbs beat wotkmen " the cN ~. q. ALLEN,
Importer Of Watches sud Jewolry, Wholesale aud Re
tail ~ Wall street, Upstairs, New YORK.
IS dtrts2fn
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-15
WILLIAMS 4 HAXAII.-

huetoneus and Commission Aierehas.s
RICHMOND, VA.
II EEP constantly hand full supply OF Groc erica
Ia Liquors, Wines scgaIs, and Flour OF ell grades
which they oncr wholesale, on the usual terms.
Liberal advances made eonsgnments OF FOREIGN and
Dome site Produce an "a egm
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-15
POWHATAN HOUSE.


ns suoseriort has taken lease the above Esfab.
nsninent anu VIII take possession the la ,ay OF
octohcr next until which time the will a. keof
% oy r. ou,ni Esq lie would be pleased to SO.
nus iicnus ani all others that favor him with call
IL dccmcd unnceo-sary tn SAY any hing IN ls,n -,
The locality nj this House as be generally Lpoyyn
hssng bcen lot many years the principal House tie cy
suihec u ." say there 10 not LEGATION eqca IL. Tic
House. as well "a It, loo atty Is admirably suited for ZEN
yemen travelling with their fanihc, AZ hc
LEGISLATURE Tor whose aeeomnois ion arrAnse will
he ,uaic Inc House wild undergo thorough y, rair,
All can PROMISE II In use the be ability 10 render
shsiSciion tn all that favor with their company
and ali can ask isa iral There will be lacks a Por.
tors nj the different landing places to convey passcnscp,
and baggage free OF chaTHe.
- aNlm
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-15
RICHMOND WING.
TUESDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER 10.
Since the DETECTION of Nav York fro

10 For AUCTION SALES, Marine News, Arrival.
Hotels. 81 &c, see first page OF daily paper.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-15
Correspondence OF the Commercial Advertiser.
Hn.yonr. Exr.. fl.tabtr 10

IL is believed that a les midable invasion Of this
country would have been made, but for the h sh
waters Of the Nueees. That river Is from ten 10
hitsen miles wide at the crossing. ltis the general
wish and prayer Vi the people Ut Texas that
Mexico may invade the country >con. They icel
that TO hsht hen would bs TO eorqler, and no st,at
proportion OF tbs people have tel.ved in TIE pos
hey OF Invading Mexico. This country believe
has losl case because she did no, get up en- inva i
sion of Mexico last spsins. Some not headed pe, .
pie were In favor OF It, bu, those who knew be,
our means and policy scount.nancej It, and so
the project died. lari disposed 10 teeve that our
county will either be invaded by large fc,cs ia =
winter, or that our Independence viii Ic acknow.
iedsed. oae way or other the question will be
settled soon and sincerely hope it.