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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-04

To The HoHoHabis, The House Of Delegates in hs
Commonwealth Of Virginia.
IL will give me pleasure to serve YOU in the en-
pnelty Of Door. Keeper, at The next session of he
General Assembly. My past life hns made me ia.
mIliar with the practice of similar duties. II IL lie
your pleasure to call me TO this employment. will
cnrry into II heart md hand, that will give the r
zenl. consioncy, md roctiuJe TO your service Tie
tenure Of tho Office hns wisely teen made from ytnr
TO year. md no who Is not re appointed 10 the va.
cancy, IS neither removed from ms possession ror
prescribed rs a citizen. Equality Of rights and
prciensions, with occasional rotation in office. mnke
the distinctive chnrcteisucs in our free system OF
governments and assemblies, rs we'll ns in iividu,s,
may raii9hsly believe, that their enemies will moi
serve them better Than their friends.
Yours, faithfully,
WIN. g. ALLAN.
CUIrErFR, June ist, 1912. n
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From Hon. -. n. Barnard

WAsuIHGToE, June 20, 1912.
Genllemen-I have received your letter Of the
14h Of June by which am invited TO bo present
nt and to address Public Meeting TO be held in ~.
York on the 22d Of this month. for the purpose Of
presenting the name Of the Hon. Henry Clay Of
Kentucky, rs the Wing Candidate for the Presi
dency at The next election.
regret that there Is no probability that shall be
able, consistently with my p.Llic duty, to leave
my pace in Congress at the time named Tor your
meeting. IL would give me unieIgncd pleasure,
cond DC present witness the proceedings Of the
Wings OF the City OF New York such an oc~a-
s:on--to witness, as am snre | should, that firm
adherence 10 principle, and that steady courage and
resolution. under the most trying cltcums nnces,
which have already distinguished this great party m
every quarter Of our country, and which, i pefso
vered IN, cannot fail TO result in the ultimate and
complete triumph Of ne faith and its power. And
u IS not among the least Of these grateful cOnsde
TatOns- embracing our whole country, and al that
BE- dear To true American hearts-whch press upon
the mind when thinking Of the success which
wo so confidently anticipate, that, IN those success.
ses, the name The character the noble generosity,
the lofty genius tried, faithful and most eminent
services Of Henry Clay and his Just claims TO the
enduring and best gratitude ofhs country nre likely,
OF last 20 be noby vndicated before the country,
and before the world.
am, gentlemen, with the highest respect,
Your obedicnt servant,
ID ID BARNARD.
Messrs. Jacob Acker, Joseph Ho1e, Charles VI.
Graham, q Crane, and d Austin Muir Com
mliec,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-04
TIE PRoTEcrIvE POLICY.

We ask Tho attention Of our readers to tho article,
in this days paper on The protective policy Both
are under tho signature Of Amedcus-a signature
that well applies 10 tho views they tokc-tho one
from the Savannah Republican, the Other from the
maslody pen Of ono Of our own citizens. We 70.
joiee lbatlho Southern People nro being awakened
10 their true interests on this subject. Facts known
10 all, and such ne no sophstry can mysify Gre ms,
di'Pclins the clouds Of prejudice that sectional sl
ousy and party politics had thrown around this
question. Il IS much the most important subi.c
that now engages the public attention, and on is
proper a5juHmen, depends tho prosperity or adyor
si'y Of Iho American People. Let The people, then,
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Your ob't servt,
49,. 49,. -
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FIcas Hon. A Bdrroic.

WARRINGTON. June lS.h, lS]E.
Gentlemen sincerely regret tina, the pressure
Of my official duties Is such that cannot. with pro
pricty, accept your very Il II ring INV ation To at
tend meeting To be held on the 22d instant in the
CITY OF New Yo X. for the purpose OF presenting the
name OF Henry Clay o the people OF the UnUed
States as the Wing Candidate for the Presi ;ncy at
the mex, elcstion.
No one can approve, more heartily than DO. OF
the object OF your meeting, or will hereafter more
jealousy operate with you IN your efforts 10 ele-
vato TO the Chief Nasstricy OF the I'm ed States.
that great OF our country and ~ the age. Henry
Clay. OF his pte-cmnent quil fcations flr that
slation-his valuable public services. ard his pliri
otto devotion 10 the Union--the whole Union-it
would bc ar idle waste Of time in TO write one
word rs they well known TO every American
citizen. But cannot close this short letter with
out saying you, that while feel proud in the
belief that there many individuals belonging TO
our parry capable Of managing the ship OF State.
in the present troubled and charming condition Of
our country, do no. think there is ono so pecu =
liarly qualified, or who has such high claims to
that honorable Office as Henry Clay. Irei,ice to
think that this opinion j. the mere echo OF public
sentiment; and | believe the wings viii, in due time,
and IN their own way, make known their opinion
upon this subject without the intervention Of Ma.
tional Convention, which is very unsafe, and
sometimes very unfaiIhful mode OF eoncen,r atng
public opinion.
has" the honor 10 be,
With sentiments Of the highest respect,
Your obedient servant.
ALEXANDER BARROW.
To Jacob Aeker, Joseph Hoxie, c. NJ. Graham,
G. b. Crane, ID. Austin Muir.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-04
WHITE Sized oF TIE A1n1rs

MIR Kendall, of the New Orleans Pc6yune, is
giving some account Of what he saw and suffered in
his late expedition towards Santa Fe which resulted
in imprisonment at Mexico. After noticing A,cks
Of small white horses in the Praires, he adds the
following:
MANY stories told of a large white horse
n't mas been seen often m the vicinity of the Crnss
limhers and near the Red River. He has never
neen known 10 sallop, but PAGES even faster than
@"y morse that has te~n out nftcr him c,n run.
Iu so game and untring is the "W hite Steed Of
,he rrafes." Tor he is well known to trnppers and
u'ue's oy that amc that he has tired down no les,
h'n thIee race-na"s sent expressly to catch him
WIN a Mex'cnn rider The later had nothing bat
ia's' or leriat with him. long rope made either
o' morse mar or hemp. and which the Mexicans
lnr"" win great dextery; but although h. took
fe'h morse after turing one down he was never near
enough The noble animal 10 throw slip.noos over
ms mead. or even TO drive him INFO canter. He
mas oeen known tn pace mile IN less than two min.
u'ts nnd can Keep M this rate hour fer hour tr
un'I ne has tired down wh,tever NAV he in chase
Lnrse sums have been offered 10 any one VINO would
c'ch MN, and the atenrt has f,surently been
maze; but h' still ronms his native praires in rec.
conn., solitary md alone. One Of the hunters even
went 20 ihr rs to tell that he was too proud to
&c SCI n IN company with the other MUSTANGS being
beautiful animal of fir better action than those of
ms raeei but This part of the story could not ma ko
u convenient to believe a. the ti,ne.'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-04

FLOUR inspected in the City Of Richmond
during The quarter ending 3O,h June, 1912:
GI3S bbls Superfnc,
900 half bbs do,
1851 bJls fine,
500 do Middlings,
ss7 do Condemned
JOHN ENGLAND,
Inspector
Comparative Inspections of Flour, in the City o
Richmond, for the last hreo years:
ls4O-239.9Oi bbls.
1911 lG2 $50 DO
1sf2-l3f 2l4 do.
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From Cor PENNINGTON

NEWANbf " - june ZOtus lel2s
Gentlemen have received your favor, inviting
me 10 attend n meeting on the 22d inst, IN the city
Of New York called for the purpose of nominating
the Hon. Henry Clay, as the candidate NJ tho Wing
parry, Tor the Office oi President Of the II. States.
Heartily concurring in tie object you have in
view, and DESTROYS Of seeing every measure ADOPT
ed which can promote the success OF this distin
guished champion Of his couuirv's best interests
should have been gratihed could have attended
your meeting; but my engagements are such as 10
place u out OF my power. have afro time aban
doned the hope that generous people would yet
Do justice 70 one so uniformly devoted to every
feeling and principle purely American, and thereby
90 as much honor TO themselves as they can posi-
bly, render 10 him.
Thanking you for your Kindness, remain, gem
tlemen,
Your very obedient servant
WIN. PENNINGTON.
me'srs. jacob Acker, Joseph Hoxie, and others,
Committee,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-04
BISoHaHrroN, 2Ot

BMoH1HrroH, 2Oth June 1872.
MssHs. Jacob Acher, Joseph Hoxis, Chas. NJ
Graham, q. b. Crane, and y. Austin Muir
Gentlemen Your iavorof the l4th instant, in
viiing mo to attend your proposed meeting for tho
23j instant, reached me only by last evenings mail
and too late 70 allow me 10 comply with your kind
wishes.
Among the honored names that have been men.
toned or proposed rs candidates Of the Wing party
for the Presidency, not one, ON confident, would
be more generally ncceptible. OF would be more
certain to insure the cordial and enthusiastic sup.
port Of our friends, than Henry Clay.
Independent Of my knowledge and my admrs-
ton Of him O public msn, have the pleasure Of
n y rsonal, and, think he would allow me to add,
an intimate acquaintance Of some ten years stand
ing, and. had Circumstances permitted, ] should
have been gralihed ~ the opportunity which your
proposed meeting would have oRIrdsd 10 have
signhed my own political and person ! preference
by uniting with you in this public demonstration
In his favor.
There was brief moment in the session Of Con-
eress of 1888 when the more ardent friends Of a
high Protective Tanf-and have 10 coufcss my
sell, 40 my recorded votes will show me, among the
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-04
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From John Sergeant

hhlLhDLLFHIAt June ~ l5l2.
Dear Sirs Your favour Of the 18th did not Teael
me until last evening. Itwould give me great plea
sure to meet the wings Of New York according "a
your invitatlon, not that my presence could afford
them any aid, but il would be some evidence Of my
sense Of the patriotic consistency with which they
have maintained their princp e., and the prompt
CALAMITY which at al times, however gloomy md
unpromsing, has rallied them 10 their postal every
call Of duty, with unsurpassed fidelity 10 our coun
try.
My engagements here, however, will not permit
me TO leave home, and oil I can do is, from nv
heart, 70 wish you the success you so well deserve.
Yours, very truly.
JOHN SERGEANT.
jacob Acker, Joseph Hoxe, Chas VI. Gfahan.
g. q. Crane, ID. Austin Muir, Esqrs.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-04

The frs, oftbe above letters was addressed to tn
following banks. VIZ:
Commercial Bank Boston,
Me.chants' Bank do
Manhattan Company, New York.
Mechanics Bank, do
Bank of America do
Union Bank Of Maryland, Baltimore.
And the second, to the following:
Commercial Bank, Portsmouth, y. ~.
Branch u nix Of the State Of Alnbnmi. Mobile
Planters Bink Of Mississippi, Naichez.
Union Bank Of Tennessee. Nashville.
Franklin Bunk Of Cincinnati, Ohio.
Bank Of Virgins, Richmond.
Brunch Of he Bank Of virginia, Norfolk,
Bunk Of the Metropolis, Washington, ID. G.
Bank Of Burlington, Vermont
Arcade II INK of Providence, Rhode Island
Fatmers' & Mechanics Bank Hartford. Conn.
Union Bank nj Louisiana, New Orleans.
Commercial Bank, do
Here " g nm inh ition Of The currency, bv means
OF the State Banks, which are nov the objects oil
such bitter denuncation 10y the lccofocos directly
authorised and commanded by locofoco ud.ninis-
triuon, nnd IN subsequent reports ffnm the Tfeasu
~ p1umcni and messages from President jack
son, the banks received the highest commentator
for doing precisely what they were directed to do,
and what they afe now blamed for having done
Overlooking, and speculation, md p cuaton, ol
every Kind, grew naturally nj the state Of thing.
thus brough. about by the administration; and yot
with these ficis staring them m the face the loco
iocos have the un0lushng assurance TO charge the
increase Of paper money upon the Wings
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-04
ANERICUS.

After the jealous efforts mads last year, through
out Virginia, ~ behalf Of Popular Education, which
resulted IN tho Education Convention, and a Me
moral 70 the Legislature, that We all hopcd-alas
how vainly, would produce some law on the sub
Jet, cannot believe u possible that your zeal no
been entirely eXungushed by this utter disregard oi
u, on the part OF your Representatives | will
therefore, take the liberty 70 address YOU as If YOU
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FSssg Hon. ChrIsiophsr Morgan


House OF REPRESENTATIVES., June 90, 1912.
Gentlemen have the pleasure to acknowledge
the recep, OF your letter Of the 20;h. inviting me
70 be present at a meeting Of the Wines OF New
York.
My public duties here prevent an acceptance oil
your kind invitation.
No one holds in higher estimation than do. the
distinguished services of the Statesman Of the West.
Through long life of eminent usefulness, his
gies have been devoted TO the establishment of an
American policy, which shall protect American in
dustty in all its banch,s.
Without the adoption Of such system, it is in
vain TO hope for return OF national individual
prosperity.
As the friend OF American interests and The bold,
fearless and able champion of Wing principles, in
prosperity and adversely, Henry Clay deserves the
highest honors OF the nation.
Accept, gentlemen, assurances Of the high regard
of Your obsdient servant.
CHRISTOPHER MORGAN.
Jacob Acker, Esq, Joseph Hoxie Esq, and
olhets, Committee.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-04
n Rmn,oay Match sp,itd.-Madams Darby

a Runatoay Match Sp0iisd.-Nlndnme Darby,
in her Letters and Memoirs, relates this anecdote:
"Lsdy Wauen is immensely toll and extremely
beautiful; she IS now hut just nineteen, though she
has been married Two or three years. She giddy,
gay, ehatty, good humofcd, and a little affected.
she hozards oil that occurs to her, seems 10 think
tho world az her feet, and Is 80 young and gay nnd
hnndsome, that she is not much mistaken. She s,
in short, m inferior Lady Honoua Pembouon:
something beneath her In parts and understanding,
but strongly IN that class of character. / had no
conversation with her myself bnt her voice is bud
and deep, nnd oil she said was for tho whole room.
Take a trait or too which, | think will divert my
daddy Crisp Marriages being "a ked Of, III tell YOU
cried She "a siory that is, II shant be story; but
fact. A lady Of my acquaintance who had ESQ.
600 fortune, ran away TO Scotland with gentlemln
she liked vastly; 50 she was q little doub fu Of bin,
and had a mind 90 try him; 50 when they stopped
70 dino nnd change houos, and a that, she
said, Now as have great regard for you, ! dare
say you have for me, so ! will tell you secret;
have fortune az I'll, IN reality, but only GjOOO
Tor 70 the rest is mere prolence bot IL you like me
Tor myself and not for my fortune, you won't mind
that So the gentleman siid 'Oh, DON'T regard il
az all, and you nre the same charming angel that
you ever was, md all these sort Of thugs that
people say to one, and then went out 10 sec about
the ehsise. So he did not come back bu, when
dinner was ready the lady said Pray where is her
'Lor, ma'am, said they, why That gentleman
has been gone ever 30 one7 She came back by
houe (; and row she's married 10 somebody else,
and has her $500 fortune MI safe"
The American schooner captured by the Texan
Il. =
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-04

uS-IHk LADIES FAtW will bc open on tho fnornii
OF The fit Jolly AZ odd Fellows Hall and continue Tor
vced.y The public Will find al tho Fair great vaIc
o' alclcs N peae tho eye. fancy paiaie n prices
suit The times INC Ladies hope 10 he allie ~ DO Az
wththe imrrceton the mnss ~ some individuals m
s rucn sees' etnrltlnt charges arc made, by ofcr
cVcry article ~ ne real value, and no move.
Hour q admission, from 8, a NJ, to lOlPM.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-04

OF all parties, examine the matter and weigh the
facts and arguments for themselves, and be no long
or the passive tools with which politicians have
played their selfish games Of personal ambition.-
II the people will but think for themselves and act
up to their honest convictions, the noble ship Of
State, that n now on the breskers-strand in every
po't will be soon again in smooth water. and, with
little repair and re6uing. will start on n prosper
Gus voyage, manned with homes, ,ars and under a
commander, whose skin, courage end fidelity hos
been fully tried in all weather.
W. Mr. Luck has sent another new work g,
written by the Countess Of q essinston, entitled
The Lottery of Life" The name Of the writer
I" enough to make every man, woman and child,
IN these regions, procure a copy. Psies only 95e.
iUJ' No paPes will be issued IRON this office to
morrow.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-04
From Hon ysh1 Greg.

CASAspAieuA, l2,h June, 1912.
Gentlemen: have had the honor OF receiving
your letter Of the II inst. inviting 10 attend
a public meeting TO be held on the 22', a, National
Hall in the City OF New York for the purpose OF
presenting the name of Hon. Henry Clay, Of Ken.
lucky, as the Wing candidate for the Presidency
at the next election.
| regret that my other engagements will not ad-
NIT Of my attending the proposed meeting. But
beg you to be assured that concur most cordi-
ally in the object ofit-thH, | consider the nom
nation, and success OF Mr. Clay at the next Presi-
DENTAL election, the most probable means OF re
tablishing the prosperity of the countrv-and that
| shall be most happy TO operate with his Other
friends IN bringing about so desirable result.
Very respectfully, gentlemen,
Your most obt humble servant,
JOHN GREIG.
To Jacob Aeker, Joseph Hoxie. c NJ Graham
G. b. Crane, and ID. Austin Muir, COMMITTEE. SC
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-04

CAEAEnAIGUA. June ~, 1912.
Gentlemen Your letter Of 18th (pos, norked
l6ihl inst. inviting me to meet with. and address
my fellow ciuzens fiendly 10 the election Of Henry
Cay 70 the Presidency OF the United States, al
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-04

October ., 1888.
'SIR,-This Departmen; has selected your in
siituton Of the repositories Of the public
money Of the United Sta'es.
1.-THE depnsifes Of public money will enable you
10 afford INCREASED FACILITIES 10 the commercial
and other classes OF the community, and the De-
narment anticipates from you the adoption of such
course, respecting your accommodations, as will
prove acceptable to the people, and safe to the Co
ysrnmcnt
lam, sc. L. B. TANET,
Secretary Of the Treasury.
To the President oil the Main; Bank, Portland,
Maine"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-04
JULT 4th, 1872
BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS, CARPET BAGS.

our iorn and country customers anil friends sro re-
" specially Informed that we hove on hand, very fne
assortment uf Goods in our line, which We are
10 ge Wholesale and retail ~ tho vcry owcst rfccf for
cish, or on The usual time io puucfull customers.
A. u b. our wish n reduce orr stock (Which H. fully
largo enough Tor The imesJ much az nossihie BY me
hH' add d-srous n doing more of CASH boaucFs We
would eay ~ hose atcusfy Who buy for cash, That II
Hey viii can and SEQ us before htyira elsewhere Will
nsc every cEcriion ~ please them. both regards the
quality aud style Of our Goods. qnd paucuaIy rrcss
ID BURLINGTON a co.
iu4 Mansion House
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" Treasury DEPARTMENT.

SVTIItIIIUFT 70 LOO }
"Sir,-The Girard Bank has been selected by
this Department n the depository Of the public
money collected 10 Philadelphia and its vicinity.
THE deposiiss Of the public monty eH enabIeyou
TO afford INCREASED FACILITIES 10 commerce and 10
EXTEND UR acc MMoDATIoss to individuals; and,
as the duties which are payable TO the Govern
ment arise from the business and enterprise Of the
merchants engaged IN FOREIGN TRADE, il is but
reasonable that they should be prsfsrsi in the addi
hsnaI accommodations, which the public deposites
vii enable your INSTITUTION TO give, whenever it can
be done without injustice TO the claims of other
classes OF the community.
am, SC. II. d. TANEf,
IL H. E.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-04
Ftort Hon. HiAiar. A. Grnhnr1.

~
wAsHISGroS CirI, 18th June, 1872
Gentlemen: havs had the honor to receive your
polite invitation in behalf Of the Democratic Wing
party of the Cry Of New York, to attend Pub.
lie Meeting at National Hail. in your City, on the
22d instant, designed 10 present the bame of the
Hon. Henry Clay OF Kentucky, as the Wing Can.
didate for the Presidency at the next election.
Participating fully in your admiration Of that dis.
tlnsuished citizen and in your estimate Of his qua-
hcations for the first Office of the Republic, re-
greet that my duties here deny me the pleasure Of
mlnglns in your deliberations on the important oc-
cason TO which you allude. More than two
months ago the Republican wings Of North Caro-
lima, in General State Convention, proclaimed to the
People of tho Union, their preference in relation to
the next Presidency, and rejoice TO learn that in
support OF the Candidate then announced, we are
TO have the hearty cooperation Of our gallant
brethren in New York.
am, gentlemen, with high respect,
Your obedient servant.
WILLIAM 4. GRAHAM.
Messrs. Jacob Acker. Joseph Hoxie. Chas. NJ.
Graham G. b. Crane, ID. Austin Muir, Committee.
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THE BANKs-INFLArGoN OF THE CUR

THE BANKs-INFLATIoN OF THE CUR
RENCY.
The following letters from tn. Secretary of the
Treasury to the banks selected in 1888 as depos,o-
ries ofhe public money, mus; show to the satisiac-
ton of every one that it was through the direct
agency of the administration of the general govern
men' that the imitation of the currency in 1888. 1884,
1885 and 1886. took place:
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-04
FOR IIXEnpOoT

ny The fnc new ship GENERAL WASHINGTON
.kRLb Chr Fictchcf' of Acxandda coppored and cor.
-, PER hftcncdt o. load by lsi 10 ljih Aug ust For
freight ot passage, applyto
lid 30 JaMra uuAy
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-04

HOYT & CO.'S OFFICE.
Lottery draws The Exchange ofnorrov Crucs,iav)
morninr o. g. clock si75OU capital 10 ofi0o Tctcis
Nl-Inr llIo ~ MnYI On.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-04

IE@Tho Washington T. A. Society will ma
n, the UNITARIAN CHURCH, Gnst,ad Of III,
room) This Morning, at half past 7 O'Clock. T
BANNER will be presented nj o'clock.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-04
WARRINGTON SOCIETY.
PRESENTATION or
II "a II II u
BY THE LADIES.

iEJs The Washington Temperance Society wi
meet At tho UNITARIAN CHURCH. At
o'clock, on the morning Of the lih July. The l..
dies will present BANNER to tho Society. NJ
o'clock, precisely. Immediately otor which n
Society will bo formed into column and march
their position In line.
The Ontor, Reader md Clergyman; the Chi
Marsha and his aide; Ladies generally; all re,
totaers who wish to march with MS, and oil WI
desire 10 become Washingtonians, arc respectful
invited 10 attend.
The members or the Society 10 wear n whit
ribbon or fOsotto on the ieft breast,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-04

TiIIs rs TO FOHwARN ALL PEHsONs
from receiving my bond. given o. T. u spracgi0s ~
James CITY, or the sum NJ slOt payable Ianuafy s7
ae have on'cits asans said bond Tor moro an Tho a.
mount WN uAau
Juno 27fh, 1927 '
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-04

The American schooner captured by the Texan
sloop Washington, has been released,