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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-11-21
Mr.. NAplsoN's OPINION or MR.. CALICO.


To tie Editors Of Mc Baiio.ore ,3ncrieon
GEHlLIMLN.-- Regarding VIZ. Calhoun Prominent
in the s Of Democratic Candidates or the pltsid,nc
desilo 10 oaghlcn that party hy showing Mr. Mali
son opinion 81 him ~ 1884,
Tho following aIG extracts from my diary ol Cuufrr
CATIONS bed nl,h him during annual wit 10 Tain
arch shrine. As tho communication may be considered
PERSONAL my name is at the disposal o any and every
peson, lnnIng friends politicians take nay ailnd
against John {, Calhoun without reservation ton
eedl.aent. j. "
day pissed in the society Of Nj Madison. a
lighted At his commulious mansion shout aai 3rsisn-
ing 10 pyerlako mes campl2nonS lie ~ s--IelIestel
the servant uo 70 put M tie horses W #l he YET
saton unconscious Of the passage q ue mi = ia eai0
" rs asioundcd when summoned 10 Guu,r al 8. con
yersatou so rclttc with interest, with distinctive Ia
formation and useful knowledge, can never u sQfiaa.
II to commune with tho learned dead lie preda a AID
| pcasnralo employment, how much moe valuable AMI
gratifying IN iotelcoulae with the 'pAs.eas Il iag-
treasure lis remarks elegant eStrlcs from aulna
ted fountain II yiruc Wisdom aul kn5WlcdIe, raintel
~ tn practical cNpcu,Hcc Of hata century de}oed 10
politics, Literature auI science. Nj. Madison lives IN
state Of ratracha simplicity aud elegance Resembling
our own Catro and aulke other uelogrnafians whose
memory only serves to rcuace ly-gune oyent5-ules
deep interest in e incidents ofthe day; aud IN the lIan
fiil slade" his native mountains IN lgll possession ii
hs original vigorous cIucrnt u.s. an all wsp p5yirnoe
seems 10 have designed that ho should long continue To
remain beacon hight 10 guide, instruct onlshten anl
bless hs couuify-aud his most exemplary and devoted
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-11-21
Es. r.. 'E'Rysg.alN a. 90.

n
EUANE JUST REC Eib ED, and are now in the
4 reception Of their fall supply o Groceries SC. con
Sisling IN part a. ioilJws:
300 sacks Salt,
100 bags Java, Iagura and Rio Coffee.
20 hhds. ST CroN, Iuchalaw, +. Il. and n. O..
Sugars,
90 hlds and bbls Nolasses,
100 kegs Nao, assorted sizes.
1000 lbs. good and damaged sole Leather.
10000 lbs. Cotton laris. sundry factories,
600 lbs. live geese Feathers.
50 Grind soncs assorted sizes.
20 boxes y q aud TO-; - Glass,
10 bills. Tanner OIL,
G boxes Loaf Sugar,
| ccroun bs Indigo
20 boxes II. s SONS Ial1w Candles,
Imperial and Gnnpawdcr Teas,
nlackarel aud litrrincs.
WOOL and Won Rolls,
Powder. Shot and Lead.
Wouden and Iron bound Tubs,
Painted Buckets, and
msny other articles usually kept in the Grocery line
Their Goods bought principally for CASH. and
will be sold low. in the same way, or IN exchange IL"
country produce. 'ihey invite their friends and the
public generally, 10 give tem call before purchasing
csew here.
Nov 10 Is
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ny TOAER, Voss.sHEl' ~ sv.gTEAx.M
Els.&MtSo
"THE LYNCHBURG YIRG IMAM

= published ssn,i,reely every Monday and 1tTSday
at fs,w Doiias per a,i,, payable IN Advance. No sub
seription will DC receredtor shorter te than sir months
and no paper Kill be DISCONTINUED (ercopt at the discretion
If the Editors urlta all airearases paid.
e. ADVERTISEMENTS Inserted at 50 cents per
,7ume Tor less,) for TIE fast iiseron aad 37 cents for
,usry subsequent insertion.
EVERY .7DJERITSER is required TO note on ms
or,scil long triscs ms advertisement inserted
IN advertisement, noted, sil We inserted m its DIS
continuance be oTd5red.
FOR YE.4RLY .lDrERTfSLN'i the terms for
me privi.se Of t,ro squares 10 or square s25 for
snc 50 tare, inner form, S3j.
o. JOB FRLNILNd eree'tted neatly and expeditions
q aud n Reasonable terms.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-11-21
E'HrrHa .SnEc.

EoY virtue of deed ofrust executed to the subscriber
I'D by George w. Mathews 10 secure debt thrrcIa
mentioned, bearing date the til day of January, 1871
aud recorded in the County court Of Campbell. | will
sell. public auction. the premises, Tor cash, on Sat
urday tho 2Gih of November, 1872. certain tract Of
land wherein the said George W. Mathews resides,
lying Moliey's Creek. containing 81 acres This is
a valuable taru containing sr-e portion If valuable
flat bottom Land with large and comfortable Dwelling
House and other cut houses. Il is well worth the at
tcntion OF purchasers. The Land will be shown to any
person wishing to it, by the said George w. NIath-
ews. will convey only such title as Is vested in me
by the aforesaid trust deed
BENNETT TWEiDY Trustee
Nov. t26N
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-11-21
E'6EeE: F.N..s c Lke.g.i'(Et.

OFFICE IA. FIRE IND .lL4R. ms. coz
RicnMoNp, 2Gth Sept. lo42. s
'E'IiE Virginia Ere and Marine Insurance Company
n Capital 500 900, lione Institution Ohic,
on It'll street, under the Exchange Hotel
DIRECTORS.
A. PLE,sANTs. President; wv. DtBNEY
FLEMING JAMES, d. NJ BRAHcH
,. CEcMP, }. r. WADswoRrH,
JUpAI MYERS, H. H. krHT
JAMES &. CRANE, r. c. WoRrHAu,
JNo. THoMrsoN, JNo. n. GoRpoN,
Henry LuDI.AM, j. J. Fry
WIN. II. liuBBARp.
Insure against loss damage BY FIR on Buildings.
Merchandise, Furniture, &c &c. favorable terms.
well AS against Marine hazards both Foreign and DO
mcstc VOYAGES The proprely oirroiec,ing ones pro,
perry against the avages OF Fire and the Seas
fest that it needs but little comment. The fact that
man is insured should properly Gas ii does) add to his
credtit secures case aud composurr OF mind-and
abes him, in Of less To his properly These
benefits cf the highest moment and amply compen-
safe for the comparatively small amount expended in
premiums 1t is surely, then, wise that all who lave
property risk should protect thcmsegesb by insurance
and this like all other business. shunld be done Ar
HOME, when it can be thus done satisfactorily. Ap-
plcaons made to the undersigned will he promptly at
tended TO-. IIlOS NJ. FRIEND, Sec'y.
Oct. 10 1T
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-11-21
y ORC s..

EY virtue of deed Of trust executed TO the subscri
I'D bcrs by Jno W. Mosby, bearing dale the ith day
Of December lSil. and duly recorded in the Clerks Of
fee of Nelson county court, SHALL the 2Sth day Of
November next Nelson court osc proceed To sell at
public auction fr cash. order To aud pay dent,
therein mentioned due Frederick Nj. Cabcll, the fellow
in. slaves conveyed in said deed 10 Wit: Sam ana Bet
~ hs wife and three iren Louisa and four children
Violet, Mary and her children, Celia and her
three children, Susan and her two ei,dren, Edmund,
Dmry. Albert Kendall Jacob, Shardach jefferson, his
wife and children, Milly, Julia, David. Frank. Dick,
Tanner Also thirteen head of Horses, twenty head Of
Cattle, two yoke OF ONen thirty five head Of sheep. or
much Of the above mentioned property. will be sui
ceu pay the aforesaid debit together with the legal
and charges attending the execution Of said trust
Acting as trustees we will convey such title 10 said
property as is vested in In by said deed.
WILLIAM DUNN, ,rrrs,ccs
PETER }. HILL,
Nov. 7 t2SN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-11-21
NOTICE..

IA I'LL be sold. 10 the highest bidder Thursday
w the LIST day of December next, the residence Of
Aoner Early decd the crop Of Corn, say two hundred
c'rrels also fourteen Negroes, consisting Of men.
buys and girls Most Of them arc young and likely
lEkMs-Fora Sums Of five dollars and under cash;
over i've dollars credit until the 18th day Fl October
lo35' VIII be given, the purchasers entering into bond
with approved personal security
HENRY I. EARLY, ex'or of
AJner Early deed.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-11-21
. ~ VEfE,

q IL creditors Of Saeue Branch having claim or
y claims embraced in tho first class oil debts. prov
led for in certain trust deed executed 10 mc ty the
said Sam Branch beariu2 date the 18th day of ,Ianua
ry lcl2 and of rec gra in tie Clerks flee o Campbell
county hereby notified and required 10 Furnish ao
with statement ri their respective claims by the Both
# November ueNt. they may be thereafter forever
cbarrcd from any participation in said deed and ali
those indebted II me- trustee Aforesaid, wI,se notes
were due the lUih Of this month"; must come forward
md settle or shall put them in the hands officers m
objection Letters t. nle will be addressed oakyc
p. o. Buckingham county.
WILLIAM d. BRANCH.
Trustee Fl Saml. Branch
The Richmond Wing will please 10 publish The aooye
advertisement twice week Ill tho 2jth Nov. noXi,
the country paper and forward its account this CT
ice fer cseUon.
JUly II t2-N
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Nss'E'la'ni.

CTRAYED from the subscriber "Wednesday the
- 9th inst. a ROLNE .h4RE, has the letter bran
ded the left theh. PAGES tlerablv we'll purchased
her out Ola drove from Kentucky aud she Is probably
making her way back. liberal reward will be givcn
any person who will take her up. and inform me of tho
same, or any information will be thankfully received.
SAMl. II. FERGU son.
Liberty Va Nov II q.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-11-21
WNz. JAMES SHELTON,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,

n FFERS his services to practice in the SUI
W peror and Inferior Courts Of the corporation OF
Lynchburg; also in those OF the COUNTIES of Campbell
Amherst and Bedford. All business conided to him
shall be prosecuted with diligence and prompt attention
Ills office on main street, opposite 10 the grocery OF
Mr. John Hols, and one door above Col. Phepss auc-
iion room.
lynchburg, Oct. "a is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-11-21

Es'asa'.s sor SAFE al tai. OEicc !.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-08
COMM UNIcATI0Ns.
ARCHIBALD PLEAsANTs. ESQ.
EnR CITY IEI IL. rrr,

Most heartily, Mr. Editor do ! respond 10 the
several articles which have appeared in the papers
OF this city, nominating our worthy townsman. Ar
chiOald Peasants, Esq'r, as Candidate TO repte.
sent tins City IN the next House Of Delegates.
do not intend TO cast any reflection upon our late
Representative. lie may have been as competent IN
discharge that duty any other legal gentleman
we could have obtained. But humbly conceive.
that a commercial city Of the size o; Richmond
with the many commercial interests che has involved
IN the acts OF the Legislature, could be more eff
GENTLY represented by commercial or business
man.
utbanHy OF manner, and a conciliatory disposi-
ton is OF the utmost Importance to the faithful dis
charge OF the duties incumbent on the Representa-
tive OF this city, and no man 10 the community pos
sesses those qualities IN greater degree than MIR.
PIeasants-whch, added to his sound, strone. prne.
teal sense and sterling integrity, admirably quail
~ him for that station.
am aware that MIR Peasants repeatedly declined
last spring, this honor which his fellow citizens In.
wished TO confer on him. But | have reason IN
believe he will now consent to serve us I. there
lore state for the information Of all who agree with
me that the city Of Richmond should have either a
commercial man or mechanic to represent her. that
poll will be opened on the Fourth Thursda, Of
this month for Archibald Peasants Eso'r. and tbe,s
IS not shadow Of doubt, but he will TOO trium-
phaniIy elected. COMMERCE.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-08

add 10 lhi' the sum Of $4,000. advanced him
curing ne third quarter Of 1893, his accounts no,
l73-, and also the further sum Of eco 600 odv,ni
nln on The l2lh Of March, 1889, his accounts M,
g haV,ng been returned for the first quarter NJ
20, aod ample time for doing ~ having elan,sd
snu We nave the sum total Of 1882 900. besides he
lSIee Dllaneo then in his hands, advanced by the
t.,'isy 70 Capiain Collins, after he became dc
After the l2ih Of March. M C,,,tbs, ,.oo;,,.,.,
was made 70 him, but he was continued in oqiee a,
disbursing sgent until tho 9Th Of Julv. Isge. Itnon
hnal adjustment Of his accounts. bsI,n,. ".
sseerIalned against him Of the sum Of s2Js36o rs
total loss TO the Government. " w
Inc COMMITTEE will refrain from oil oommsn, m
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-08
TIE OLD NORTH STATE

The Wings Of North Carolina me, in Convsn.
ton on the flh instant The Convention was
numerou'ly attended, and had about i; all the en-.
'hu'la'm Of 1910. An able report, taking Ia
m'nou' survey Of the past and present condition Of
parties was adopted. "The report (says tho RI
leigh STAR concludes with eloquen, eulogiums no On
tho character Of Mr. Clay and Gov. Morehead. and
with ioreible appeals to the people to come forward
once again to the defence and rescue Of the Con
tuition and the Country.
VT has not been attempted to give any thing like
faithful sketch Of the Report. This, neither our
time norsPaee will permit The Resolutions which.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-08
CHESTERFIELD DISTRICT.

We have strong appeal from a correspondent to
Col. VIM. r. Johnson to take the field for the Sc
nate, and 4. w. Flournoy for the House of Dele
gates from Chesterfield. The District (says our
correspondent can be carried easily under two such
Ieaders-who would be really accessions to the
public councils. We second the motion, and would
urge the Wings TO bring out both of these gentle
men, and take no refusal. These are times, when
personal inclinations should give way to a seuse of
public duty, and the wants Of the country.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-08

.ns ifansseioa. The fasts speak fos thsmselsss
NAT d:shUssng ofeeT who on the LIST OF October.
ISIS. became defaulter with large balance then
~ ms hands, should afterwards have received in
advances from the Treasury, more than half a mil.
ion OF dollars and be suere TO retain his Office for
nearly one year, facts OF themselves sufficiently
startling.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-08
ELECTION OF MAYOR, RECORDER, ALDERMEN.


The persons elected on the 9th instant in the Sc
veral Wards, assembled yesterday at the City Hal
and proceeded to the election of Mayor, Recorder
and Aldermen.
William Lambert, E.q'r., was unanimously re-
elected Mayor.
Francis Wicker, Recorder, and
John l.. Tate, Senior Alderman.
Thomas CowlCs. Simon Cullen. and I.ittleberry
Darlington were elected Aldermen for Jefferson
Ward.
Eimund Bailey, Alexander Duval, James Evans
and James II. Bridges, Aldermen Tor Madison
Ward, and
Samuel L Puilian,, William II. Wren, and James
Nj. Wiekham, Aldermen for Monroe Ward.
The remaining persons are members OF the Coun-
Gil, Va:
d.. John Dove, John A. Lancaster, Samuel
Su6leit, X. -. Hasltins, John freeman, Gustavus
"A. Myers, William y. Paueson, s. u. Crenshaw
X L. Daniel, 4. %. Bigger, William C. Allen. G.
Muniord. Joseph Mayo, James Z. Heath, and
James Caske.
George w. MunCOrd. Esq. was reelected Presi.
dent, and
VIM. p. Sheppard, Clerk of the Council and
Chamberlain OF the City.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-08

10 make bsleks without" nloitAr. But could they
meet the TeqUiSit,on without being sAeTiheeJ, we
AK ~ho would consent to Il when there IL a fund
already provided to their hands.
We say again, let this be the test at the Polls
Let the people look to il, that they elect men who
Will carry out their wishes this important, this
vital subject
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-08

The Storm King is among us-would that he
had brought rain to lay the dus, in the streets This
however, he will accomplish in a few days. Those
who have heard his exposition OF his theory, speak
IN high terms of it. The citizens Of Richmond
will enjoy hat pIeasnre
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-08

Will the Richmond Enquirer lie good enough o
tell u.s. for The especial benefit OF ils friends N the
Southwestern oouniies, what has become Of ne
"embyo" soheme, for the construction Of the SOUTH
western Roadi What s the "specihc fund" which
u 10 be set apart for that purpose7 And when 10
the eubryo 10 be born2-Especislly, shall re hear
any thing more Of it after the Spring Eectiona
Lynch. YirgiHisn.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-08
FAIR AT nUCKINGnAM q. n

no The LADIES' II the Maysyille Sewing Society will
have sale Of many useful and fancy articles of their own
workmanship IN the spacious bndng Of Capt Hekok al
Maysylle on Monday the Ilthinsi and 1,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-08
DEATHS.

DIED, yesterday, al the residence of her son James
winston, mum Winston, relct Of George Winson IN
The 1lst year Of her ag8. ~ "
Ihe friends Of the deceased anf Of her SON. James VIII.
9Th Inst ''-' - '''''J'''N
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-08
Cnndi.Iate fnr iLi, ni,lri.,

The meeting at the Exchange, last evening,
nominated Hill Carter, Esq, OF Charles City, as the
Wing candidate to represent this District in the
Senate. Ii was understood that MIR Carter was
highly acceptable to the Wings OF the lower coun.
lies of the District, and the Wings of Richmond and
henrieo most eheerfully surrendered any prefer.
enee they might have for one of themselves, and
gave into the support of MIR Carter, with zeal and
cordially He is a gentleman in all respects fit
Tor the post, and Wing of the first water.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-08
PREMIUM MACHINES

Opposite the Medical College, Richmond, Va.
E subscriber proprietor ofthe above estabishme nj,
N"eps constantly on band will furnish short notice
male OF the best materials anil 10y the most exncrie,rei
Wotknen, the t-llowing most valuable
LABoR'SANING MACHINES, VIZ:
1, roN ~ boilnds Patent staple Tooth spring Red
Eutinons Patent Chain band IIors. ,,,,,,- -, ,,..,
~ gcarcd horse ~ ''"A'
wheat Fans oithe most approved kinds
nr,cS ihcntlIorse Poser GTist Mills
aIkers patent iron cylinder steel spring Corn ehcI
iu9rds Patent Straw Cutters Boiling Corn Pl,n,ers
nay Presses, Hosting CraTrs, Tobacco FlaitenpT Ms
and Castings '''"s
MIL Rounds and almost every other kind Of Machinery
that may Toe called for. "''''J
The machines will be marked aud forwarded to o,
VII" Peu directions ior setting up and working them
tor uc "a formation Of those with the ma
uhs made 10y Il subscriber lac thinks proper 10 puhis
hv oUowing certificate nom the President Of The Avr
cultural Society Of the vi H.,
Ist on his Ihrashing Machines, Wheat Fans and com
nIa anu Horticultural Society directing as President of
the same, TO Awe, when requested cert6cates ~ p,s
mnIns awarded AZ their Exhibition and Fair held ncsr
richmond, on the 10th Of May. lSii-I
iat premiums awarded jazz PAssEp -, ne ~;
proved Thfashing Machines Wheat Fans and r. ~, sail
ng Machines exhibited by h~n said Exhibition ans Far
III TURNER, President
10 should addition al estimony i've wanted to show ,l,
lnose Machines are IN every way greatly superior 10 III
ohcIs "a use the subserSeT s prepared furnish those
from twenty Others of probably the best and ogf
tehsNe farmers ia this stale and refer them Ia hun
drsis Of others that have his Machines in use An neT
sons wishing IN procure these Tnrashng Macbncs f,o,
the SUBSCRIBER tsole proprietor the patent sht 10, In,
section 81 country or his Premium Wheat Tie pre- SEM
Scasvi VIII please iaVoT HIM with their orders early az
may DC convenient that he may be able furnish them m
good season. '' ."
ap : laiu JABEZ PARKER
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-08

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

DARADE Al the Gun House, on Monday, the iiuh int
u sf DC 'ock, 2. n In wintor uniform. Arms and
in order Tor inspection.
By order of the Captain.
THOS & BALL, o. r.
no. This muster s required by lew. an
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-08

Rules hell In flo Clerk Once II tho Crcuit spro
n rior Count Of Law and Chanccry fof Gioucerter
county NJ he CourihOugc Monday. the an dsv ~
March -i1 Stanley Ilninau, Administrator 81 Eliens
HninaH comp agu.nst Francis Winning In his own
right, and ~ AdEff Of ffarcis Whiting. iecid Wu
whiting. John Whiting Dshney, admir- ~ Richard
Zones decd kchd " Thornton, Iis Lcaviuc afm'r "
Jacob hcfa, decd anil others dcfia.-Tn ChaHcery
Tic doicn'ilnt4 Francis " Whiting, WIN Whiting
v Dabney, and Richard Thornton. NOT having esterci
thcu app arancc and given security according TO- the arf
oi assembly and The rules Of This court, add appearing
~ Hsisariory evidence that They inhabitants of
ihs Commonwealth is ordered that tho eaid fiefcu
ans IN appear n Tho Rules ~ be- held In tho Clerta or
hcc ~ our said court, The first MONDAY In June me- n
and answer INC h n Tho plaintiffs; and that cory of
Tile order ho ioitghh inserted in Fotae ncwapapef pul
hshed IN The ciyof Richmond or Two months auce esave
", and poscdm The front door of the CouttIouae 81
THIS county Copy Tcsfo w
ap w9w JOHN CARY, &. C..
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-08

toesthsT Nth the Report. pAsssi uaanimously,
lament the death OF Harrison, express the fullest
confidence in Wing principles; deoounes John
Tyler, and disAvow all connection with him, nomi
nate MIR CLAY for the Presidency; approve Of
the conduct OF JOHN NJ. MOREHEAD, and no
inmate him for Governor; and disspprovs of MIR
Tyler's recommendation to repeal the Distribution
Law.
AS soon as tho Resolution nominating Gov.
Morehead had been adopted, that distinguished
gentleman, who had been waited upon 10y Com
mittee, appeared before the Convention, and in an
eloquent and appropriate address accepted the no.
mlnatIcn. aud avowed his undiminished confidence
IN Wing measures and Wing principles. He said
he had gone into Office with the determination to
be the Governor OF the State, and not ora party,
and whatever others might allege against him, he
felt that he had redeemed the pledge he then made
lie d~elt upon the condition of tho Wing party
and expressed his confident belief that in the ensu-
ing contest they would achieve a glorious victory
"Very able and eloquent speeches were made 10y
Messrs. Cherry and Badger, the smallcs, sketch
even OF which We have neither time nor space TO
give this week"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-08

Copy Of a letter addressed to the same. dated
JANUARY ls, 1889
siR: In answer 10 your letter OF this date, I
nave the honor to state, that the accounts OF Capt
IL. ID. Z. Collins have been received in the bureau
OF Indian Affairs up TO the third quarter inclusive
oi ISIS and IN this office up TO the fourth quarter
also inclusive, of 1887. and that they will be SGT.
tied rs soon as convenient
am, SC.
w. b. LEWIS