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Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1842-11-01
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2Sobs fam Elm Srhasntimmer Don rsirsftatsm
Gtanee in bic Sanf prn @beifsr @auntp uno
torpsrte bic Ssjablun9 zines ebsd6, esr NIT
Dem Hamsn eines benat)barttn Sauern mters
jsitbnst mar. 9a man Den @bsf fc0lsitb ais
faib erfannte, 70 msrfts man Ib 70 9leicb
eaS anfeDsn Der SorSsi9srin 9snau une mittsls
te tbrsn 2Sobncrt aus. Sis pures arrstlrt Ii.
fcute fir ikr @ribsnsn bei Oct ndbiftn @curt
$500 Sir9ibaft lteaen. Ole Sanf belt ben
Sbsf jurif. 2ilS oo6 Trausnjimmer bon eis
nem Seamtsn sramnirt lpuree Idu9nete iis in
Der Sanf 9emsien ju fen, ,plnlbts Den @bsd
Su ieben uno al5 ct por9sHi9t murbs fbnappts
Ite ibn ps9 uno 5erris ibn. 2tm Sage per Der
Scrjei9un9 be8 &befs, Der pcr9eblib bon @nrS
@bssn unterjsibnst mar, bate bisieIts Sbtns
in esr Sanf an9efra9t Of elm 9eWiiIer (?err
SeIb in bet Sane bspOnirt babe, bate absr
feins befrjsoi9snes 9ntwort erDaltsn.
% rpirb BON 8islen psrmutbct oob ba6 Ser.
ct. Sanfrott9sits in Der ndbifen Slsun9 oss
@rnJtslIts nioerrufn psrpen wire. 9as@eiee,
,pie e6 jest lit, fbsint i'm Iu9smtinsn BEN @rs
wartunsen beS pubIifum6 nht ju sntfprebsn
unp Die pslen O1ibbrdube Die bamit eemadt
spurtsn wercsn ,pabribsnli1 esl1sn auhss
bun9 bsrbeifllbren.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1842-07-29
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tenbe puge, rneld)e lan9am bnab9lriten Die lfer
Der dueL, ple bier gar ocIe Suden in o1S 9ano eAs
fd,nelcet II. oe5 9lbenD5 ben Wouo1heiu allSeb mie
flberues9anr. Nteie auo9euN Nl9e 1no jeBt ourd, un
d9be Ntilbe nno onrd Den angeltreu9teeu Slets urz
bar gem1dt, III YSeInber9e Uer>p1noet uno geben ret
lide tlbrhn9 oem flenen StiO tden Werotr, oas nit
Ieiuem bchen &trhthurm erntbdt nber Die brelte as
Del II. Die ctbteH 9Saloun9'n Der anoern See hpe9s
Idbaut.
Da5 but bier cuff gang atoer6 ars9eiehen. Die e3,
8igea Beinber9e lDaren nit oihten 6Obren uno gten
bepalen, III pcneu Der LIT muo Der Nalter lhr 9Seen
treben, uno Die 5Hel olf lpelder eHt oa5 Stdodlen
liegt, tru9 mant6bDbe5 Stbllf worn Sdllon9en II. @
peren su Sauenoen ld 9efhaart batten. pottsoam
febit crittrte ltpdh nle nlt Der beu9e plas ~ III
SC t." oem SorncW 9cgenubcr, beitano ais et arnls
(eiacS Tifheroprf Sranceuburg bicB Srannt6pr II.
par ciue 8elte 9e9cn Die htcntidrn Menoen.
G5 ebte aber oanal5 auf Der GtampHtB etn alter
Strienritter iii eier oitt perpabrttn Burg. 8or Ian
ger 3et spar er aus cem Wer9enl1npe y. begen @fde
be 9efummcn, II. bate unf1 hnbcr9etrrt i'm oeud1en
8atetlnoe uno ) euolieb oicic ihauertbe @ntoe err
fpreu, TIN bier lcn ee6en Ill blhIlefen. Wuen III oem
YSaloc bate er eurh ftenoe Saumetiter Die nahber
1saeit pieoer abreltel, clIl 0ebiuoe nit Sblrmen
na) ben Seiten Der bier ISinoe aufnbren laiIen Die
Gegeuo wlree odnlal5 70 tltcn telad1t oaB Die Sura
erg mar, ebne oaB 5sm1lo e5 ahnen fpnnte lnb ais
einf Sdfer pom Sturme pcrlhli9en, thre 9lnter bet
Sfrantpnls Warftn uno gum ertn Utale oas title, erI<
te 9ebioe anidalte, oa meinen fte, es ie 3auberet
TN Sp:ee'nuo fnpptcn egit oc 2ac uno e9eltcn wetz
ter. Dd man nun audi bon Den S1nneiitern gar nbts
nuEte ip wuroe Die Burg uad Der OenflDete lener al
ten 3et as Elm lSerf ces SeelS Derrufen II. Der St
fdof pou Srannibpr bot lene Wannen auf CUR Ssrhls
ang bes Seu lfpttf5. 9Scnn aber Gin Nahnletn itler
feii9en l neS Critters Ecte nd9erten, od fplro linen
Mnbemlld, gu lMth, H. ais rteer enitn1aS init einem
Mphrelfnappen uno etnent 9eSdbnten eoipen ausrltt
s,lr a9b oa lteen be S0loner aue eA Dor 9nqlf unc
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1842-07-29
Beutnglt1rgeu.

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trfhein reatImasis jebcn Sriias.
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III 8prausbj0bn9 rrtr ho ler fals bic 3eitnS n
Rer balb Scr ,tttn 9afe ccs SaDrs ttjabIt miro.
s3 Sie 3uns tann cann au5cSetcn wtrrem ale
THfranpe tr5aDtt Gnr
4 enn Seu asertaf Ots SaDres rte 3eituas niebt
eufstdnOis miro, 70 bfatet man cs ais enen 1Dunf4
bttebe far elm onoetts Saet g., beGaltcu.
5 Sst ltnter(brsibe nb fir siun earien 3etraum ais
O1cnatn an9cnommtn. ~
e. Oe Drriva0nn9 9cfbty auf Soften ltntcrIbrttr,
8rie Ott rausscter msen porep cin9eanot
z. An,et9en Werarn fir Oe tlidtn r cine rdtt; ma6en
t:r (c9ltib taar VtB"bIt wcrScn nt auf ipnse
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o. 5eber pcitmeiitcr bat oaS Nedlt, etnen Brief
in 'neldem I'D, 3ett1ns59elo befnoe pCft fret an ben
Drufer su ilberIenoen. "
l9eun un5 uniere entvtnten eeIer alic Geto ienpen
molten, fo brauen fle nur Su ibrem potmeitcr 81 aez
brn uHo III fetner @cgempart ca6 Gclo III etneu Wref
an ts Su Iegen. Gr hretb ooaun bic 9obresc barauf
uno frdtirt ben Brief tp,ourd ben Snblcrbenteu ,pe
oem Drnter oas pcigelo eriport uiro.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1842-07-29

2amortsfen9ebafd nno BEN NaDrtbenbeden i'm Mors
E9enlanDe. 70,
81. 70 t6ote thn bod sted1, &6nsiu, ref Drafc, rae
td peoer heimfebre n's 8aterlan6 benn mir 9rauet
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uno baum lcQ er ben lebten oaud bun, tpenn er lie
beno mid umlhlnst.
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men1de @etalt an, gtn9en IN ben opf beitte9en bre
Setter, Die et9entflb nur 9en9ete Shldngen tparer,
uno to9en lut9 nber Die Sur9mauern nacb benz 9ri>
men 9Seroer, no 9l9uina ppftaat htet nit aIlen tbren
Sdlan9en uao @ioeoblen.
9Sie nun &itter0lolf, Der gar pen9 9elhIafeu, fId
Don1 Hager erbob uro nad DEN @ilten fra9e, 0a mar
er ntdt 9eriu9e beir5t, oaB Ie tbn 70 frtb oeraIe1
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frobtd Clf 9elter 9eween, 70 traurg mar er heute
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me, Ie peljdbrger Srenlo, permCbte nbt, ben 9tttz
ter ourdb lsine eiebfplunsen Su bernbigen.
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Burg erihienen. Gue freuoi9e lbuung er9riff Den H
ter, ais ile natten, uno er tdudbte l1 ndt 9n9uina
bat ben Ger, en9eoenf 1eiues 8ertprechens, fur bic
ndeblte GcQmononadt su enem Sanfett auf Sbre Snz
le rtle 9cnce pltroe Den Sitter abbclen bel abcno
uno Su9leId eB e ihn um 8er5e'bun9 bitten, baB ne
ltd) Ne pbne Ablheo id entfernt bate.
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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-10
HOUSE-S.iTURDlY-

The regular proceedings unavoidaby laid
over until Tomorrow. Nothing OF special Interest
occurred. The Senate amended the resolution o.
the House fixing the 18th inst for the election of
President OF the Court Of Appeals, by substituting
the 18Th, which was agreed TO.
MIR Dorman submitted Preamble, setting forth
the adherence, on the part Of Virginia ut the doc.
time OF reputation, and avowng our determination
TO meet all Of our obligations, at all haz.rds-and
concluding with n resolution, directing the commit.
tee on Finance to bring in bill epproprating q
certain and adequate portion of the revenue, from
taxation, TO the payment of the ntcres, on the pub
lie debs-and the surplus to be applied 10 sinking
fund for the redemption of the principal. The Pre-.
nm6lc and resolutions were laid the table, for the
nrnsent
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-10
From the National hteiGse neer


In the House of Delegates OF Maryland a bill
has been reported, with the unanimous sanction o.
the Select Committee on the Currency, containing
among other provisions the following:
"Thnt the several banks of the State shall re.
sumo the payment in specie Of all their notes and
Liabilities or before twenty days after the pass
age Of the net, under the penalty of the forfeiture
their charters. Upon the refusal OF any bank tc
redeem its notes. bills deposited moneys, other oh
legations, in specie, when demanded, II is made
lawful for the holderOr proprietor of such not,
bill, obligation. or money deposited cause the re-
fusll to be certified by notary public. It IS ther
to bo placed before the Governor who shall dirsc
the Attorney General to apply for an order to thc
Court Of Chancory, fixing a day for the hearing OF
the case. And # the fact be sustained, then to de
clare the charter forfeited and to nppolnt three trus
tees to wind up the concerns of the bank. The ls
sue Of post notes also lorlcits tho charter"
This bill is made the order Of tho day for Mon.
day next II needs no prophet TO iorctell the con
sequences of the passage ofsuch provision rs th
into law. The popnlnr branch of the Legislator,
Of the State has, we observe, deliberately broken
existing contract with the pointer offs papers. w,
shall SEQ what they will break next
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-10

waste OF our time and our resources in this never
ending controversy abou, matters, which. whatever
oe our action, cannot DC affected one 10, OF TITLE
There cannot be a more conclusive demonstration
OF the utter folly of this system, than that which is
furnished by thi, very Bankrupt Act, which is now
the subject OF dispute. Il is pretended that any
action which the Virginia Legislature may take, can
Siect this measure in the degree. II
upon the Statue Book. Il becomes the Jaw OF the
land on the LIST of February; and it has friends
enough In both branches OF Congress to speak from,
this day to that, against any motion for its repeal
And they would do it, although the ylrg MIA Legs
a'nrc should unanimously resolve. and re.rosolvo
every oay Tor the next month against il. And ndc-
pendentiy OF this both OF our Senators voted against
the passage Of this Bill; and il is known they would
vote for its repeal But, under these circumstances
Tho Virginia Legislature is requested 10 turn away
from the pressing domestic concerns which claim lis
fostering care and all its wisdom, and devote week.
IN worse than ouiSo,ic assault, upon this measure
The unwiso movement is resisted. But wild do
bate, and consequen, loss Of time, cannot DO pre-
vented. The motion TO take up, is privileged one
upon which, gentlemen make two hour speeches
ihey threaten 10 repeat them from day to day TO
waste the time OF the Iouse-to fatigue the MAORI.
~ into acquesconce, Illustrate all the business o,
the session.
We call upon the people of the Great West, who
have so many matters OF direct ntcrcs, To them PRESS
ing for the consideration of the Legislature if they
arc prepared TO sustain this acous conduct of their
Representatives. We call upon Little Tennessee.
that vigorous and grow ing portion OF the Common
wealth, which only needs the fostering hand of the
Legislature, to make it the mos, furnishing section
OF the State, If it can applaud its Representatives in
pursuing course destructive of its welfare. We
call upon the great taxpayng portion of the State
below the Mountains, to know, il, in these "hard
times" when usury has run up to 5 per centum a
month, IL is willing to contribute $4,000 for the
rhetorical hourshe' of Messrs. Holiday and Bay.
ly, and Brown of Prss,on7 We call upon the peo
pie OF every part OF the Commonwealth, who adj
voeate economy and desire to promote the true in
'c'es's Of the Commonwealth, to crush this system
so ruinous to both.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-10
FROM HARRISBURG
Correspondence Of the Inquirer & G.xo,t.

correspondence of the Inquirer & G.xo,t.
HARRISBURG, January @. 1912.
a petition was presented this morning, signed b,
persons representing themselves ms citizens Of III,
county OF Philadelphia, praying tha, the Lcgsla
ture will pass an act to repudia,c the State deb,
The petition having been read, MIR Deford moved
that It be kicked out of the House, bu, ailer some
debate, 1t was unanimously referred to select com.
m't'ee, with instructions to report AGAINST it, On
this question the vote stood, ayes %, noyso.
All opinion here is unanimous, public and pri
va'e that the doctrines Of this petition are gu rage
Gus ana barbarous. Tho petition was probably
got up by stock iobbcrs, for private purposes. MI
sullivan, IN the Senate Immediately offered JON,
resolution, for plcding the faith OF the State to its
creditors, with the that her contracts sha
oe kept invioa'c. This joint resolution will pass
both Houses unanimously.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-10
.Nito YORK and yi,o;nis

Gov. Seward thus refers in his Message to tn,
Controversy between this State and New York:
81 lay before you iaw Of Virginia, calculated tc
embarrass our commerce. The eiTec. OF the net IS
postponed until May next, and the Governor is an.
hofsed further 10 suspend It whenever the execu.
tive authority OF this state shl surrender three per-
sons here oiore demanded 10y the Lieutenant Gov
ernor OF that Commonwealth as fusiives from ins.
tee, and the Legislature shall repeal the aw ex
tending the trlal toy jury. have respectfully in.
formed the authorities OF Vircinil that NV conyic.
ions OF the esaty OF that req1isition are iinchang-
ed, ana that although New York, from motives Of
Sc respect and devotion 10 the Union, will rot re-
taIiate, nor even rcmonstraie yet she cannoi con-
sent to remain respondent, since Virginia hos seen
NJ to transcend the sphere assigned her by the Fee
deTa Constitution, and 10 pass an aggressive law
but that this state will cheeifully return u discus
son 81 the subject, with sincere desire TO arrive al
conclusion mutually satisfactory and conducive II
the general harmony, whenever the efiec. ofthat
unfortunate statute shall be removed Ivy the action
Of our sister state, by M overriding action Of the
Supreme Cour; Of the United States.
The Legislature vii. decide whether the trial by
Jury shall be felinqushed, and whether State
which acknow edges no natural inequality of men,
and no political inequality which may not ultimate.
~ be removed shall wres, that precious shield from
those only, whose freedom is nssaeJ, not from any
wrong dong oi their own, bat because the greatest
~ all crges was committed against their ancestors
Iauet<r we nave been by the founders Of the
CONSTITUTION and most emphalcllly by the states
mon OF virginia, We cannO; renOuuce the principle.
t"ai all men are born free and equal no any OF is
legitimate consequences. But we can, nevertheless.
give t. Virginia and 10 the whole American family.
pledges OF peace, affection and fidelity 10 the Union
by relying upon legal redress alone and by waiting
the returning m1gnanmiiy ola STATE whose early
ana selisacrhclng indication OF the rights Of man
tude.n
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-10
Correspondence Tho United states Gazette

NEW 1ONh, FRIDAY, L. NJ.
Exchange Oh Phiad. 81; Baltimore l,Ii. Virsip.
IA 6I"6.; North Carolina 81; Charleston Hal;
savannah ? i3: Augusta iil; Macon IS; MoLiie
10y; New Orleans 81; Nashville I5ai6; Louisville
iVtlo.; s. Louis l5;,CInenna;i ,Ii interior OF
There was very little movement in foreign cx
changes Tor the packets, which have been detained
until Tomorrow. The rates on London are s,sI:
France 5.3ol5,2si' Bremen 77a79; Amsterdam 30 la
iO ilimb1rg 35i.
The Liverpool and HAVE ships take out from so
to 10000 IN specie.
Mexican dollars are now quoted at la. prem;
Spanish dollars 5i5r; Spanish doub oons sic 25s
10 '"i fairoi 10 sI5 sUAl6. American gold, sc.
par.
The transactions IN cotton extend To 1900 bales
i"T the Liverpool and Havrc markets, priccs are
rather IN iavor of purchHsers-theic has been more
enquiry Tor hour-a parcel OF Gennessee, 5000 bbls
were taken Tor shipment al S. 9Si; 1000 do Troy
So; 300 bushels n. Carolina CON G2 cents; 2OOO
bushels At GO cents-au weight.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-10
yTlRCINIA.-N Cir.,,I, .,,,,,,,,,,

ViKGiNlA;-M Circuit superior Court Of Law ani
thincerr held Tor Albemarlc county, the 10Th ,y Of
Vet, S'l;-fruicncc Thomas and John Morris. pliTs
against keunen D Patterson, alu'r with The VIII anne
eel OF Jesse Jophng, decd ct ais, dcfs.Ig C.uur.-v
va inc pciion,ln wrung,ui Samuel Miller, s anit
'e aniFi! plaintiff In tins cause and the motion oi
John frank aud Abraham Gales, 10y Counsel their
SUITS AGAINST the same parties and for the
consolidated h-Tcwh aud by OF all the paIt,..
These several suits are united with the ,iepc pr
IA inns CouTIi ia the name OF JOpiug's heirs against Inn
n2s a'nr NC WhcrcuTon all these Causes came ON f.,
pe chrd together, 10y consent uf parties aud argued
10y counsel: On consideration whereof aud by like rom
sent OF parties the Court doth atjuhgc, and dec
ia Commissioner Watson, IN executing the decrctal orr
ger oi the 10th October, 1910 ia the last SUIT do
also report To tile Court, the debts
SAD scN cra SUITS and asn statement all dcbis of wla
KIM soeveT caimed against ofiho Jesse jon
ng deceased and IA taking which last account the Com.
missioner VIII adv"Tiizo ia the Charlotte vic Advocate
AMI Eichmoud Wing Tor sixty days before opcnnr s,I
settlements warning all persons having claims against fr
said estactu come forward aud prove NOTIFY them
thereby, that unless they shall do that Cor wiI
hereafter decree in bar thereof All which accounts the
SAIL Commissioner Will take, state settle make rcrnrt
thereof TO the Court. with matter 70, cially stated
deemed pertinent 10y himself which may be requircbv
the parties 10 bc stated.
Copy. 1esc,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-10
.Mo,e IItlp-Eor he Enn,,ir.r,

MIR Thcophus Fisk issued the frs, number of :
new weekly paper in this city, Saturday las,
called the Estate RIGHrs REpuBLIoAs." Il i
out and out Locofoco and is designed all take it,
aid the Enquirer in unfolding the bank, and propagn
ting genuine Locofocoism! I, will no doubt proyc
powerful auxiliary, and we congratulate our neigh
bour upon the accession to his effective force If A
Fisk would publish his paper daily or Semi-weekly
he might he able TO render importan. services tc
his Bank friends of the Jun,o!
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-10
CONGRESS ON FRIDAY.

The Senate, having on Thursday adjourned over
TO Monday next, did not sit yesterday.
Nearly the whole OF the days sitting in the House
of Representatives, are sorry to say, was con
sumed in contests and votes concerning the recep
ten of memorials having for their object the sbol
ton of slavery. &c. In every instance, upon the
yeas and nays being taken on motions to Law upon
the table the question ofreception, the question wa,
determined in the affirmative by maiori,ies VARYING
from ten to eighteen votes. 1t is deeply to be Ia
mented that the House should again find in its way
this stumbling block.
Nat Int nj S,,urJ,,,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-10
ny LAST EVENINGS MAIL

Inc only proceeding OF interest in the House OF
representatives, Saturday, was the reference &C a
petition Tor the repeal oithe Bankrupt Act, with in.
srncuons to bring in a bill for lis repeal on Tues
day' The motion 10 refer was a test one, and pre-
v"'ed-ye"s lis, nays9i. This is ominous of tho
'a'e OIL tho Act and indicates strong disposition on
inc part oil the House Tor its repeal. Bu, possession
Is nine points OF the aw-nnd its friends, il so dis.
posed may defeat any action before tho Act take,
effect.
MIR Brown should be in hurry with his resolu-
tons, lest he DC day after the fair.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-10
60 d. Y S. oa..n.. Jar. Z

We give our readers The ,oo,o;,, H., -,
Message u the Coyrrnor eftb'. Co,n1oon,v.i,t
-, O''i"' C'"n'ehCss WIN lhaL winch occu-
The State received f,om The No.
Government. "a scz r., "a
The funded debt Of the State is 3G' al 0oi "a
proysIoent ''''' 81 '"' PuO'c 'n, ,,. o,, 81,
The la,erts,. s6G'I91 co
The whole income Of the S,nte o1I0i3 90
The Sate tax viii civ. si,o',, y61 Gin 06
The Governor recoInmends tb,, I'm, l,,,1 w. w., Io
State lie fn,,r,insI ~, All - Ia Wv 'n'." VI 'uo
in FEBRUARY anJ 800, n,'. u'. Ih fsfl
mus, be paid f'''''p'' ~ '''y'
Fortit lci,,, ,,,,....... .f.,,.-
found fl siy prrc,,, ss,i,, d, l,.,,,,oi- "''''' j.
Tho message recor1,,,,,. ,l. ,,l, - ~ ct...
bn Rsl.,o,5f,,,l G, nv nv. .u' s'o OF tnc Coum
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-10

iDfs The Ladies OF the Union Bcneynlent Soc,o.
~ acknowledge the receipt of $3.50, from three gen.
temcn OF tins City, In whom they return the most
sincere thanks, and beg TO them that this dis
unsuSneu evidence OF their phllonthrophy and SYM
paihy, for those who are now suffering unJcr Tho
IRON hand OF poverty IN this City, shall be nppro
p'ia,ed IN manner productive of the most good to
thosc IN whose behnit they are acting. These lbe.
raj donations, which honorable tn the motives AS
well as the feelings which PROMPTED them, the La.
dies trust will not fail to kndc IN the hears OF the
destitute Widow and Orphan, feelings OF the most
lively gratitude and thanks. in 10
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-10
THE CADETS

The Cadets from the Military Institute arrived in
the city on Friday evening and took lodgings at tho
Armory. where Capt. Richardson, with the hospi
Iali,y Of an old Virgnnn, had prepared ample nc.
commodntions, on his own hook. They made their
appearance upon the Square Saturday, nccompa-
MED by the Guards. The House took recess OF
an hour to enjoy the pleasure OF seeing them 60
through their munGuvres. The thorough deciplino
they displayed, and their general appearance were
subjects Of universal commendnton.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-10
Fon 1nF Wnln.
Tobs Members Of II, L,gislaiure

You will shortly have to hl the vacancy occa-
soned by the resignation Of Col. Lawson Burfooi
. Treasurer
We take tho liberty Of bringing 10 your notice
lho name ol Col. John Gueuant Of the county OF
Hoochla' o., at present one of your body. lie acted
lor number Of ycirs as Marshal for the Old
Chnnccry Court in Richmond, and ~ so well known
throughout large portion of the State MS q gentle.
men ol business habits and we'll qu,iifgd Tor tn,
Office Of Treasurer, that II is deemed supetdnous IL
'dd one word. Not one of us has ever had any
communication with Col Guounnt on the subject
and this IS done without his knowledge, not ever
knowing whether the appointment would lie &C
coptabe to him.
Many Citizens Of GooehIand