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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-10
OPERATION OF THE INspr,-I,ox ,,w

The effect Of this Law upon Richmond and the
State at large. may DC inferred from single
case With view to meet the costs and charges
under the Law, the Captain ncieases his freight
and IN the Case reported to US, the increased egh,
exceeded the fees, sc. some 10 or sl2-siving a
gain to the Captain, at the expensc OF the owner
OF the produee-who, IN making his purchase, will
take this item into eacula,iou-a give the planter
less 10y its amount, than he would Otherwise have
DONE In this way, the burden W hch i: was design.
cd to throw upon the New York Captains, falls
upon our own people.
All this, however, might be borne-,ho' no, ex.
p'eted-if the Law accomplishes the main object.
which II has in view. But the failure in the outset
should admonish Us to beware-ns it furnishes an il
lusITauon OF how very little, the closet wisdom of
the wise is, in practice superior to the folly of the
foolish.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-10
EXCHANGE B.S.vK OF yJRGLNTf

At an annual general meeting OF the stoekholdsri
| of the Exchange Bank OF Virgins, held at then
Banking House on Wednesday the 4th day Of May
is42, large majority OF the stock being represent
/ ed, and the proxy Of the State present:
On motion, JoHN CowPER, ESQ was called C
| the Chair and A A MAvRrcE appointed Secretary
| On motion the following gentlemen were appoint
| ed Committee 10 examine the proxies-Mr New,
| ton. MIR SkIpwTh and Mr. Robertson.
| The President made a report Of the condition Of
| the Bank, which motion was ordered to be re
ceived.
A resolution was adopted to appoint Commit.
tee to report 10 this meeting, the expediency ofeu
failing the salaries of the Bank ami its Branches
The following gentlemen were appointed; Nj
Mcintosh, Mr Sonthgate, MIR Boiling, MIR Skpwith
and MIR Myers, who re ired and in short time
made their report:
Wherenpon it was Resolrsd, That the annual
CONDENSATION of the Presidents Of the Exchange
Bank and Branches shall be as follows OF the
President OF the Exchange Bank at Norfolk. fifteen
hundred dollars; Of the Branch at Petersburg
seven hundred and ffty dollars, and of the Branch
at CIarkesville, five hundred dollars.
Rcsoired, m the opinion OF the Committee, AZ
should be recommended by the Stockholders TO the
Directors OF the Mother Bank and Branches, to re-
uuee the number and salaries of their respective
Officers, where such reduction, either in number or
salary, can he done without prejudice TO the in,
teres,s Of the Institution.
Resolred. That the Directors OF the Exchange
Bank aud its three Officers, hereby req uired TO
prepare and lay before the Stockholders at every
annual meeting, list of the salaries Of their re
spectlve Officers with statement OF the contingent
expenses of each establishment.
RCsoIrei, That the Stockholders ogree with the
Judges Of election, that the proxy OF the State un
der the Charter, has right To vote for Directors
10 be elected 10y the s,ockho ders ant therefore that
he lender az his behalf oflhe Safe IS right
uly rejected.
Re'cIpsd That the proceedings OF this meeting be
pa bliShcd m one OF the papers Of Norfolk Rich
nond nnJ Petersburg.
On motion the meeting adjourned
S'gned JOHN COwPER, Cham.
A. A. MAURICE Sec,y
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-10
DESIRABLE RESIDENCE IN CUMBER-
LAND FOR SALE

Dl virtue of authority vested BOZ me by ro will Of D.
- Rev John Kukpurck, feci,i offer f1r ssIf tfs yg
desirable 81 Land which DE lived Ary 80
WISHING fo purchase good farm and most rofgtr.iic
residence DO this pau OF the Slate may Ie ste1 L,re
Tue racf ~ land contains about 100 arrcs will rfer
IN and - acres ~ original wood land, tueb NJ b. vSry
buel besides vcry large portion Of very good rne i,G
much n which will hfiur very pretty Tobacco TLN
dwelling house has been built within NV yfHra s.f
f0f course D. in excellent rcTairJ ia cofnu1I
containing rooms hcai'a fc grccu house room fierl
are attached FEB 10 Oh necCFr1rY rufh0uses Tor fr rDfgf
table accommodation 0fa family vory productive garden
au1lc very beet Orchards Of various and hnIre frY.
fIi1 pan 81 the rafc This properly situated boo mos
lcaifhy and desirable nerhhOrooi, about miles allow,
Cumberland touhou.c sod extends ffoin "a burk
inghau road io Wills River. wtske great pleasure if
fhuwnG The Land, Sc tn person disposed ~
t Pun possesson will be given ~ The purchaser about
the ist 81 November but Doe would hsvc The privilege IA
soNinEa cropof wheat Al the proper time en- anEoua
10 sell Ibis land privately so0u may be and snail
tainy 90 N offered ar price for h. But n moi soi
privately shall sell publicly about the 6rs II Novem
/ Der next.
The terms n ssle will he one third cash Tho balance IN
one aud two years.
The porighabe property belonging 10 the estate of NJ,
Kirkpatrick will be sold early iu Tie Pail aaeireuu
will allow. And al persons having claims svaine
him requested 10 make them known thai NAV pro
vide for settling them a. soon possible.
NELSON PAGP.
| ma 20 cu EToT Of john ktt pstric /, decd
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-10
DEPARTURE OF THE ATLANTIC srEa
MEpS
DEATHS.

bei on tuesday evening, 81 instant, half past four
O'Clock, At the residence OF his father In James CIV n,n
~, WILLIAM ALvAH only son OF William L. aud Martha n
spencer age 1.-TWO four months twelve ays aer
painful illness Of seven days duration This child was
beautiful and lovely In an uncommon degree and truly
hcatt rcndnE was the decree OF Gods nse rutahe prv
denee by which he taken from tho bosom OF his earl.
w arens but they have the blessed consolation OF know
ing that the saviour has said: "StGsr hs Chiidrsu ia
eore nHi9 me and orbfd tS not for Of such IS hs KiHs
dom W HsdreH Wee, he has been removed from M,
nlcricct guardianship 10 the especial favor Of
nus "od-he has gone from tho the perls the tolls
and sorrow OF THIS state of trial and suffering TO the
lasting rest aud bliss ot Heaven. God has pcked thr
beautiful and tender Hover from the garden Of tneir ae.
disc, ~ - 81"
This lovely bud so youug so fair
CalPi hence by Early doom
Just come To show how sweet n Hover
In paradise might bloom.
no The Richmond Enquirer and Christian Advocate
will please copy. w
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-10
VIRGINIA ELECTIONS.

From me WiHehesfer Republican,, Mayo
The election in this county has resulted, Us was
generally supposed, IN the success OF the Locofoeo
candidates for The House Of Delegates, Messrs.
Wood and Byrd.
IL is not our wont to make any excuse for the de-
feat Of the candidates OF the Wing party when dc.
fented, or to offer any other reason for It than the
mere want OF votes, whether it may be fairly ntri.
buted to supineness tho part Of the wings or TO
any other cause. IL s proper, however, to state
two facts connected with the nto election; and VIC
leave the reader to give them just such weight as he
may think them entitled to. The first is, that n,
vo given was not a full one and, therefore, nc
fair test Of the strength Of parties in the county, a.
the illiberal among our opponents assert. To show
this we compare the votes polled last spring viii
those at the late election, taking the two highest OF
each ticket.
Last Spring the votes cast for Mr. Wood we're ~.
for Mr. Gather -.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-10
Senate will stand y to 20.

The Madsonian copies paragraph from this
paper and thus comments:
"The above IS from the Richmond Wing. Mr.
Moseley conesses TO have been defeated where nei-
Their the Wings nor the Loco Focos expected il
does not Mr. Moseey begin 10 perceive the reason ?
Have We not again and again said that the name OF
MIR Clay was rum, sure, inevitable, complete ruin
70 the Whgsi Have they not experienced such
lie from such cause, time after tmel Does not the
result IN the counties ol which the Richmond wing
was 50 secure plainly enough presage the result
. crywherei And ye' MIR Moseev and others like
HIM will 60 on, as they always have done. The
| Wing cause is nothing to them. The country is
nothing. The people are rothIng. They know
sec, hear, feel nothing and nobody but Mr. Clay
! They care FOE nothing but his success. A Whir
victory not enuring 10 his benefit is 10 them bar.
rem tuumph-no better, perhaps more unwecome,
than defeat From him. should he eventually attain
the oOJect Of his Wishes they expect every thing
/ ONCE, honor, emolument-whls they know that so
| interruptions and prOscripuve have they been 10
wards oil others Of the Wig candidates, that they
have little 20 expect either Of confidence or prefer.
ment, should any but Mr. Clay reach the Presidency.
with them, therefore, II Is last desperate push.
\ They say, with Macbeth,
"seyton ! ~ This push
viii cheerin ever OF J'feaimo nowp
| They therefore fight for Mr. Clay, and Mr. Clay
only. Cause, country, and principle arc nnughi;
/ the man Is all"
J Mr. Jones mistakes the considerations which 20
'ern himself Tor those which govern us. At any
rate, lie Is, so fdr as the world can see and know
more obnoxious TO the charge Of being influenced
~ personal and pecuniary considerations than We
are. II is because we 60 for the Whig cause.-The
Countrywide People-their freedom and their
prosperity, that We aro in opposition 10 the present
I Administration. Had we consented to sacrifice all
these, and gone for tho man (TyleD and hls money
we would now be soppng in the samo rich dst
with Mr. John Jones, and smaeking our greasy
/ chops 10 the tune OF thousands out Of the publ,
Treasury. But money was not our object-and
entered into mono Of our calculations.
We prefer Mr. Clay, not from an infatuated per.
sonal devotion TO the man-but because We deeme,
HIM the wisest statesman, and the most dsnterest-
ed Patriot Of The age-the man, who has rond cred
more important services to his country than any
living, md Justly entitled to the highest honouts
grateful people can bestow-the man, who will b,
true 10 his principles, his country and his friends
ana whose abilities will enable him 10 serve The Re
public with more efficiency than any other on III,
public si'ee. These are briefly our reasons for
p'eicuing him 10 OIL others. We look for no "of
nee honor Or cr,oiument" from his succes-w
nave sought none heretoiore-wo voluntarily sur
rendered i've will seek none hereafter.
rs 10 Mr. Gays being drawback upon IN
: WINGS the Cspt. was Of that opinion N 40.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-10
HANOVER AGRICULTIRAI. FAfR

D~ Tho Annual Meeting and Pair u the Hanover
Agricultural Society will take place 1t Taylorsye IN the
Third Thursday n May. The gh instant and will continue
from iay TO day until Tho business Of the Association shall
be completed.
On tle morning Of tho first lay of me Meeting, an Adj
dress WILDE delivered by Mr. wmF wicsharn. or Cilr.s.
W Dabncy.
Tic occasion will be one of much Intcret In all. and
particularly 90 the Agricultural portion ~ the community
and the farmers from c adjacent counties and ALLY
tie members Of other societies, are invited to ausnd
RICHARD r. DARRACOTT
ma 10 c3i scc'y ~ A r.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-10

fI'AkE notice, shall appy % Doe pfr.liruf Urrrf.r.
an1 company IT to farmors Bank 81 Viraini1. f.r
Wc Tohc""i Nfcc r. fca N fo stock ~ stiI Hank
have been iYH'. namely
NJ 10 iur shares, Iafri lt.I Feh taf7
NJ 1910 for shares Iafcd llfI NAV. I42l
No 3G1 Tor shares, dated ls' June. I-g1
And 1 persons are required to show cause fiv The si
certhrars shall nDf bc isrur i0 conformity with tbe N
ruIai.ous aud By-laws 81 sid Fsrncrs Bank
WILSON CORPREW
Adminatra'or with ue Will snncsed n Piness FAN
borne t.,. fp -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-10
Whole number Of votes I5s
This year Mr. Wood received 7G9
Mr. Gather received 574
showlng a nIIinr of lhIa vonr Of


From this statement it appears that tho Wing
vote has fallen OF iGi votes, while tho Locofoco
vote has fallen OF but 10. {, is prepostersus to
say that the wings have changed, for the diminish
cd vote given the Locofoeo candidates will not sus-
tain the assertion.
We do not wish 10 be understood as denying that
there were several who changed their votes from
the Wing 70 the Locofoco eide since last year-for
changes will always occur; but 1t Is equally true
that there were some the other way. And this
brings n the second fact nbovo alluded to--ono
which state a sheer actoi Justice 70 the Wing
candidates These gentlemen yielded 10 tho 70
quest of their friends 10 become candidates with
much reluctance, aud not until their competitors
had been some time IN undsputod possession o
the he'd-nnd good start m an olectioneerne
campaign is considered Of rs much importance ne q
good start m horse race. besides which one Of tho
Wing candidates was prevented by professional
engagements from visiting the people at ALA Gus
tom which, be IL good or bad one, is expected Ia
be acceded 10 by those who ask Office az their hand.
while the short space between the nomination
and tho day Of election prevented the other from
visiting the different sections Of the county, Thus
Il will be perceived that the people were called
upon 70 decide upon the issues involved in the cleo
toa after having heard the argument On but ons
stdo--nnd lhat, doubtless, highly eoored. How
this advantage vas used u Is unnecessary Tor us IA
say. What other result could have been expected
than tha, which has token placer
We will remark m conclusion, that, though
| beaten, the Wings Of this county arc undismayed
and, when the time arrives, will he ready Tor m,
contest under We hope, mofe favorable auspices.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-10
COMMERCIAL.
RICH MOE Nd MARIxE rs


MAY
| Reported and corrected twice n week for the Whig
HuTIER-M Mountain. 6rkin = to l2c.
,ncANpLEs-rPetm Na0sc; HUBS Patent Ice; TaiLw
SorfEE-Rio9io lOlei Lasunyra il,lil; st Domingo a,
fisn-Herrinrs o..
tnp.h-Iounuy s575toG.
| S,N-iias a downward tendency. We contlnua o.,
fIRn~ ~ to Lilo, Corn &C 6lc; Oats aSc 10 bsAr
iTunpp =. hnelsh -: SWcdcs slOO; Tresiesar son
D., an, =, lear White Pine, No sJs No . AZ. No
q, n.'nscd " Flooring, t6aql p.r N lect ~ '
MoLAssES-Poro Rico 2Iagir. n a. oii.a,
bbls, itc '""'"eu 'SlVV whale, In
,rtRoNlsloss-snah6eld Bacon &c; Oil Mn,u,,,, =,
R's hnont cured 7tc; Lafd7c. ~ '"ss So
PLhsrER- s5i ON Basin.
rt"Ahs-st Croix SalOe, Porto Rico c4,sl Ma, m.
StIOr-Gc.
sALT.whsrf 81 sn; Store 81 90
TODACCO-Reoeipts inc ycas,n,. rr,... -. 49,
qualities ga Slime manufictur ne s5,Ioi "e''e'
70 80 ss '"V' bhck %
wllskEY-Bbls pic, hlris pc
EXCHANGE.
New YORK drafts n a Sc,
na ni,iiSSIPhH 4, Ito Gas
N"i'h 'a,ohna Bank notes, $40 and over prem
s., a., DO do under sIOs Far
'AS' NO'es'..''''.....oc Specie. sIc
TOBACCO.
ihc adVioes by the Caledonia are not ronsidercd o,
IaNoIabe The supply abroad is equal 10 Inc cnan,,
anI saIes nave been made at lower rates.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-10
AUCTION CARD

TO HARDWARE DEALERS, SADDIERS.
CABINET MAKERS, CARPENTERS. AND
oItiERS.-Theh balance OF Southall & Tompkins'
STOCK Will be sold tins morning ut 10 o'clock, with
out reserve. Aso at the same time,
a LARGE SALE OF FURNITURE.
will be disposed OF without reserve.
INLOES K BROTHER
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-10
HJ~REV. Is HIBBABD's VEGETABLE
FAMILY PILLS, FOR
pa VENTING AND CIRING nIsEAsEs

Thor mldness and unrivaled en- cacy in OVERCOMING M
ruen1nE am functional Heterogeneous Of INC 1fTsei
liver and other digestive organs, promoting healthy ase TO-
lions; purifying the b00 and nvQ1rsng the Fyz-en
happily aiaW Them fo fhr use ~ Families Traveller ofc
exc. supply just fcce.veIhy
ma 10 JNO CAYNoR
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-10
HOSIERY.
TO YOUNG DRUGGISTS. oKooEHs, a.,

=. brick hu,ttcntmcnt consisting an excellent
ArzEA store and cellar. dwelling apartments for
EssSm small family, garden, ont buildings. &C in the
-s-tsk- centrc II the Main ~ Williamsburg. Va
fucd mp asa Drug AMI hpolhecaryg store. The labelled
bottle drawers aud implements, together with the recent
medicines spices, groceries, may be taken vau-
auun ani immediate possession will Ice gwen The terms
Of coming IN will bc made such render this very
dcsitHble opportunity for young moderate cap
tai, whn H. dcsiTous of ombatkng ~ such business
There other Drug Store In the town, and any
of ability, niustry and perseverance, will nj with good
encouragement For particulars address Letters, post
paid 10 Professor Miingon, William and Mary College,
Williamsburg Va. ma 10 ct
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-10

tion where stands the rights and interests of the
| small States-and OF those sections of the Union'
which are either stationary in population or lncreas
| ing with diminished rapidny
We are proposing to adopt for the next 10 years
n ratio of 50. I7S to a member. THIS gives House
| OF Representatives OF SO6 members ot this, lSi
will constitute a majority. Now six States will,
with this ratio, make that majority
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-10

Rev. Professor JAMES w. ALEXANDER.
OF Princeton, will preach at the First Presbyterian
Church tDr Plumer's) tonight, and for a few sue
ccedIns nights, at : O'Clock. ma 10
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-10

To Tho Annual Meeting u si2ckh olders n ihe creek
Company OF Golfers taxes place on MONDAY the ION
Instant ai he Farmers Bank ~ Virginia AZ lO oirlors
" Punctua Attendance requested, ohor 10 persDn or
~ proxy.
Qua lo d'd Nv 9rd'r efNs PSssfdsnL
A. Drrct iouu of The United states for tbe Eastern
blrci nt virginia, cUnuuucd ~ adjournment ant he,
uffNc Court House, boo the Borough 90 Norfolk ON Tura
DAY fhr 3f Jay OF Nay. 1872
Iu4EFl Y HALL of Ihc county OF NanHctn1nd. having
- heretofore TIED h.a petition praying fiaf ho may be-
l'r bankrupt, ani Appearing t1 fhc Court that
t puhct1u of notice f0 all persons Interested FOB ap.
lfaf and Show cause against sail petition, as not been
Ni.sNrI 200 conformity with fhc rules ~ court. " ia
Nff'inf' Ordered, s a persons claIininR be- ctefi-
nfEni fr said sor Hall show cause fo thp court ur
l. l.h DAY of June next, why Tho Fa1 Joseph Hal
f.onh not I've declared bankrupt pursuant 90 the ac
W '0nfcss boo rai bcialt and That copy 81 thus ordei
~. luhfhri boo te newspapers according 20 the ri on,
/ <itI ruics Of court.
Copy -Tcac
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-10
Democratic R,ri,,s ami m, C,5l,y D,,I

"' periodical was foremost, and the most vo-
o''oOs o. OIL iis oompoe0, in stigmatzing MIR
"''e aoo e'hers Of Mr. Graves friends rs mur der
70 Upon Mr. Wise, especially, it lavshed the
""'e Vocabulary Of Loco Foeo vituperauon, and
placed him in the category Of the very worst non
s'ers known 10 humanity.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-10
NEW GOODS

THE subscriber has received rom the New York Auc-
iiuu Room, Nv the last arrival, he following VIZ
~ dresses Printed Lawns at - Gia dress
~ do 80 do Ngs DO
90 do do DO al los ca
80 de- DO DO ats2
Printed lawns from 81 per yard upwards
Gents Printed 'rayats
napers, Damasks. Table Cloths aud Napkins
Marscics SkiTis. Toilet covers, cheap
touldtd Suks, China Gnghlms
Lace shawls aud ScaIfs Lares, f. iEings
Muslin l. ieiugs ani lnscriinss
Bomnazucs, Grapes, Wells I.lces
Embroilcrics, full assortment
taWbuc, Jacunct, Swiss and rariion Mnsins
HOSIERY
NJ sscs white and brown Hose an sizes
10 80 fu open work 10
Boys tiu eaded brown aud mixed do
90 white and colorcd Hose
Ladies Hpscoi every style, and cheap
Gents do, with variety OF other Goods which will be
sold cheap, JOHN WRIGHT.
~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-10
ST. JOHN,s CHuRcn curRcll r1n1

TO Religious services my be- expected IN this Church
during the week. commencing tls evening tT1cri.yj al
Candle is1nns Tie public are nvAeIto suend
ma no DO
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-10

ages to the whis party in this County. twill
'eao TO ns 10 organization on the original whig
round. u will teach rs a useful lesson Of our
strength or our weakness, which IL imports Us to
know as soon as possible; and when thus organized
and IN the field. we shall take another brush with
our opponents and wresl from them their present
ll>siarred aseendancy.
Meanwhile we bow with oil proper submission
tn the supremacy Of the popular WILL and with full
confidence IN the Ultimate triumph OF whig prine,.
pies aud the Wing cause IN this county, calmly wa,
the signal retribuiion with which our opponents
will certainly be visited"
some curiosity s manifested TO know whether
the Fisk or Richie faction OF the Loco Foco party
will have the greater number in the next I,sisla1
tuT. by the way, which are the Sinor Pw,sI
Winchester Repabliesa
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-10
GENTLEMEN's SUPERIOR DRESS
nOOTEER AND SHORS-MILEsi

WE have la store inc assortment 81 Gentemen's 81
w pcuor summer Dress Bootccs and Shoes, made bl
Jacob Miles Ton. Gcntiomen wanting something vctl
superior aud handsome IN this way, Will please
call ID BURLINGTON A. co,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-10
sUPEItIOH DRESS
BOOTS-MII.E Esq MAKE.

WE have usttcceivcd, fresh supply Of Gcn'lcmen
w superior Dress Boots manufactured 10y Jacol
Miles Son IN which invite the attention % gentle
men. ID. BURLINGTON CO.
una 40 Mansion House.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-10

irJ~ The Editor OF the Enquirer is greatly scan
daIlzed at the suggestion we threw out, that he
would be after creeping back into the snug berth
which he held q, the public expense for more than
ascore OF years. lie is shocked at the idea. and
protests with most violent vehemence. thu, he
never will touch the public printing again lie is
pleased to add that our suggestion was "illibernl
and a6surd"-As to the absurdity, we do not rer
ee've it-eonsider that he only rcnquished his
hold upon the public crib, when Re could maintain
1t no onger-and now that he has grown as dean as
the last running Of shad," under the operation OF
the healihiul regimen to which he was reduced by
the rascaly and extravagant Wings lit be "ilii
eera'" IN US to suggest THAI he may DO again what
he has already done, tfeed upon the public without
rendering public service) what position does he
oceuPyl As doing, or having done that, to which
hhu'Ion cannot be made, without giving offence
The confession is the Editors own!
But whatever disnterested disc Iaimers NAV he
made, our life upon IL, the unto will so manage as
TO reap the Lions share of the spos Of victory
Ihey may protest now-that's part of the svs-
TEN to deceive the country bumpkins-but they
will take very especial care to clutch every crumb
that passes.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-10
VIRGINIA HOUSE.

THIS well known Establishment will hereafter To
Quoted toy the subscriber, who hopes 10y proper re
gard 10 the comfort If her guess 10 merit SHARE Of pub
lie patronage she b. prepared 10 accommodate transen
customers and bolrdeTs by year. She has also
rooms suitable r families single gentlemen, who
desire o. lodge n thc house Her for day boardeT
ina 20 diwe2awlm MARIA q. CLoPToN.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-10

IL The Ciarksburg Wing states, that all the
members elected IN that region of The State, except
one, are in favor of receiving the MONEY. |,
was IN this way they lodged us. The money is
carried 10y large majority. Bot Richie, Bayly
90. hold that the rtesirer is as bad as the ihicf
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-10

4 ECTuREs M Infant Baptism, by T. woo1s ID ID The
II ologcal Scminaty, hnduver
Wsef b'ptsta aud Tie Iorrs supper, by J Crewdson,
Congregations on Infant baptism, by Terrain, NJ and
Dseonrsea Immersion and Infant Bap,isnn. bv Rev
Adam Empic. AM
Al.o, largo stock Of valuable Theological Books. Tor
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