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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-01
From the NicksbutE whix, May I.
srNrI En nxne.n

In order that our readers may form some idea o.
what contemplate, crawling things, Tyler parers
ore, We beg them to read the following paragraphs
from Tint mos, ustute, verncous, consisen, and in
dependen, Journal, the ". o. liberalism!
The present struggle I'm Rhode Islandl for
emancipation began l. Nav, IsiI. Il originated
with the people, and is legitimate. The psople have
three decided that they the free suffrage con
tuition, but the rump minority Legislature r,sisis
The result viii he, tina, the people will turn that
tyranncal ihcuon neck and heels out Of doors. AVID
organize under The Democratic Constitution.
GOD speed them.-.E o. .4sp
The Arslocrats OF Rhode Island were pren,r.
ng, ut the last dates, To ind ct the Democrats ,,ho
had resolved To run for Office under the Peonl.,s
constitution, but their indictments were not needed
by the men who have leaped into the breach ID
"'rhe General Government has decided not ia
Interfere IN the Rhode Island quarrel believing the
people are powerful enough TO arrange their own
matters, and knock on the head the upstart lnnd-
holders who are now in authority."-B.
These paragraphs were all written and published
before Snethen had an opportunity OF knowing tn,
Will OF his master, and when II was supposed thr
General Government would NOT interfere in ,hS
Rhode Island difficulty. When, however. the lei.
ter OF PresidentTyler to Governor King promis,ns
him protection, was received, Snethen changed
ms mind with marvellous qulckness. Hear What
he says;
" The Presidents letter to the Governor of Rhode
Island meets with very general npptobaton. Even
the ultra Wings, who seem ready TO dcnounce al.
most every thing that John Tyler puts his name TO-
acknowledge that the pTesen. letter is lust the hno
they desired, and that the President deserves gren
| credit for the frank, open and manly manner in
which he has met the demand Of the old Yonke,
| Governor"
Now can any man read the paragraphs we hav,
quoted, without feeling loathng unutterable for III,
| miserable parasite who writes them2 In the Ian.
guuge of a cotemporary, as there any wonder ina
he and his paper spurned like otfal from ever,
| decent threshold in N. Orleans2"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-01

had shdeasofsd TO bssr 10 -aA . beessalns
spirit against al the po~sr and Influence Of oof
opponsnts; but our movements we're nov paralys
ed by our friends, most OF whom, SIX DAYS before,
had united 10 the solemn determination OF the mass
| meeting. 10 which have alluded, 10 defend then
Chief Magistrate at all events Some OF them dis
approved the military operation proposed on Tues
DAY evening, but the hrSt Information OF open
opposition and general resignation was received by
4 ne, as already stated, on Wednesday morning. To
this add that. before the receipt Of Colonel
| Wales letter, MIR Anthony requested me no, to
| make his house the scene Of a hostile encounter.
Nearly one hour and half had now elapsed from
the firing OF the signal guns. and our ranks had
been increased by but few additions from the city
or country. About 60 men Of all arms, including
the artlleriss, as neary as could ascertain. were
now at the head quarters. That those who remain
ed would have sacrificed their lives to man fot my
protection, did not doubt, and their subsequent
conduct fully confirmed their sincerity. cannot
express the feelings OF grateful obligation which |
oaiertan towards these brave and noble men,
They could not have been mastered by their oppo-
nenis without great destruction Of life: ana they
would have fallen in the end before superior force
Of 500 strong. | deemed il my duty, under all the
circumstances, ask this sacrifice at their hands
called TO me the Colonel IN command and commu
nicated 10 him the state OF atihirs His reply was
":he men leaving us" | directed him TO fall
back with his command, or 10 give such other order
as circumstances might require. At half past
o'clock, and with regret Tor which there are no
words, withdrew from the head quarters to the
town Of Cumberland. or subsequent events you
well Informed.
In the assurance that I have never compromised
your rights, and have returned to friends and op
poncrts a uniform reply, adverse to the abandon
meni OF the principles Of popular sovereignty and of
equal rights involved IN the support OF your Con.
stuton, allow me 10 add, that have never compro.
missed my own rights to serve your cause. Having
sincerely devoted to that cause all the abilities
possess, and having in your service sustained the
loss Of all things but honor, | may safely commit
to you, fellow citizens, my vindcaton from all un.
just or unsenerous imputatiOns. either upon my
motives conduct
cannot conclude this communication without re-
minding you, that your Constitution, being founded
IN right and justice, cannot be overthrown by a
di'Hre Of arms, or by the resignation Of those eee;
ed to office under a.; and thtt he duty to malnla IN
has not been affected by recent events.
have addressed to you nothing in the spirit o.
accusation or Of censure; and my sole object has been
10 place before YOU the facts which have occurred
that they may receive the impartial judgement of
my poor fellow citizens, and OF all who have en-
pressed an interest IN the ard the rights OF the
people OF Rhode Island.
THOMAS w DORR
Ma. -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-01
VA. BAPTIST ANNIVERSARIES

The Va. Baptist Societies will convene in the
following order.
:, Bible Society, Friday, June 80, II o'clock, A.
NJ, First Baptist church.
,, Foreign Mission Society, o'clock, T. NJ. FRS,
Bapts, church.
Generel Association, Saturday, o'clock, A. NJ,
First Baptist church.
Sermon at II o'clock, by Elder A. Broa ddus.
Elder c + Burnley his alternate.
EDUCATION Sermon, Saturday evening, O'Clock,
10y Elder A. NJ. Poindexter, at the Second Baptist
church.
6, Education Society, Monday, 10 o'clock, A. M,
Second Baptist church.
;, Sunday School and Tract Association, O'Clock,
L. NJ Second Baptist church.
;, Trustees Richmond College, Tuesday, o'clock,
p. NJ, Second church
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-01

The Loan OF $3.50 OOO which WINS au,ho,;,.a
To made ny alaw of the last session of the VII.
Guns Legislature, Is not vet taken. The Board of
fnohc Wotks have limited the price to a5-anJ M
oilers which have bsen made to the Bank of Viz
gina, (the constituted Agent OF the Loan.I hav.
yet reached that ultimutum. In case m, ne,oc;. :
ton be not completed. the 5000 900 worth of St,ta
STOCK now pledged TO the Morrisons. will not he
rcdeemed-ihe interest due on the LIST JULY wi 4 NOT
Toe paId-and the credit of the State must suffer
We understand that the Board oi the James River
hanawha Company will meet to mouow-,nd
we cannot permit ourselves to doubt that some er.
ransement will lie made for redeemins the credit of
the state, and for eNtnsuishng the floating sctin
and other debts OF the Company.
I'VE arc happy to hear. that the COMPANY have
put the completion al tho Dock under contract and
that resources, sufficient for this purpose, will be
raised from the arrears that due on the unpaid
STOCK ol the private subscribers. Some of these
stocks have been thrown into market and publicly
Sole Some funds have been raised in this vay.
and some oithe contractors have also agreed TO take
some OF the arrears due, in payment of their c)n-
ueets. IL Is expected that the Dock will be &C M
pleted IN July or August, and that it will immsdi-
otely produce an annual profit OF from 10 30 600
dollars. When s connection with the canal is ,m.
peied, the receipts will, Of course, be augmented;
but II will cost from TO 300, 900 dollars and the
company have no resources at present for accom-
plshng that enterprise. They must wait for more
suspicious seasons, and bide their time.
| ENQUIRER N an
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-01
DEATHS.

Died, yesterday evening, May 3ist,) MoRDE.
car, son Of Wilcher and Martha Abrams, aged 2
years and 7 months. The friends and acquointsncss
Of tho family arc respectfully invited to attend
his funeral, this afternoon, at o'clock, from the
residence Of his father, on ID street, near 18th,
without further invitation.
Died, on the 3Oth ul,. at tho Columbian Hotel,
Mr. PowHATAE Cox, late Of Lynchburg. His iu-
morning At 10 o'clock. Citizens are respectfully
invited 20 attend.
Mr. Cox had visited Cubs the past winter IN
hopes Of recruiting his health under tho influence
of ts mild climate; and had gotten thus far on ms
wsy home, when he was overtaksn by the destroy
or Death.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-01
The order from the Navy Depnr,m.o, ,,,,,,;o,

The order from the Navy Department arres,ing
the launch Of the four vessels of War, was accom-
panied oy an order, dischurging large number Of
workmen. This latter order appears to have been
gwen IN pet, as there is no visible conneXion be
tween the action Of Congress, relating to 6dr,
appropriations, and consuming those heretofore
made.
On this subject, the National Intelligeneer OBJ
serves.
We are at a loss 10 account for this very hasty
Cessation Of work simultaneously NJ all the navy
yards. IN ess the existing appropriations Tor this
branch OF the naval service all exhausted. The
reduction Of Appropriation proposed for the future
even bad u received the es-ent Of both Houses,
ns'e'd OF only me branch ofCongress, could hard
~ have feg.fed the instant Cessation Of work al all
The navy yards; The chief regret for which, how
ever, under present circumsteL-es, is perhaps the
sudden deprivation Of the means of subsistence
thus eoused 70 the families Of large bodies of me
chancs -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-01
From the unitcd States Gazette.
In TENNESSEE

Our brother Of the Jone,boro' Tennessee Whie
has way ofeIpressing himself which is quite en-.
phauc, and some people might mistake his earnest
ness even for rashness. lie places the name OF
HESRr CLAY at the head Of his paper, and in the
course OF an editorial Of length, thus discours
es.
Politically, we are now what we were when we
hrst undertook the Management of this Press. and
what We have been since were but I6 wears n,
age-we are Whig-an ULTRA WHIG-AN UN.
CHANGED AND INTERCHANGEABLE WING
OF the old schoO,-the "sworn eternal foe" of Jack
son, Van Buren, Democracy-a system of lsgali.ed
robbery, misrue and corruption, against which VIC
shall war, with whatever OF ability we may possess
while we have strength to speak or write. and when
we become palsed In death, we hope to sc heard
At the top OF feeble voice, cryins-ds,cn ioiih Lo-
eetoc0ism!
1--WE intend a, all times 10 act in unison with
our prncipies-to contend Tor the diminution OF
executive power-the Protection Of American labor
the Retrenchment OF the national expenditure,
the regulation OF the cuuency-the increased ef
hciency both OF the Army and the Navy-and in
short, all those great principles for which we con
tended IN 1910.
For the Presidency, in Isil, we have declared
for HENRY CLAY VS.. THE WORLD becaus,
his eminent abtes, sound judgment, liberal and pa
trIoiic views, long, arduous and Untring devotion
10 the interests OF his country. have entitled HIM Il
this honor, above any man now living in the Uni.
ted States"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-01
MORE THUNDER.

"Ths Administration -ill he .u.,ained Lv ali a..
Republicans IN the Union Mr. CLAW ~lh M. In
Tie batch OF bankites. will probably ION Van Ru.
ren and hts squad of Radicals and both together
Will make but an sWkrard squad in opposiio on 10
tue Administration party. We presume the hish
contracting parties are arranging the articles Of a.
steement now at Ashland. In the meantime Mr.
Benton aud his posse are TO prevent The
Democrats that were banished from Office bv the
retired Cabinet, from being restored 20 their
former places, on the one hand while the ultra
WING sheets cry out prescription every time one nj
tue Hs'o ineumbenIs is touched, on the other
.nadissnisn.
Who will not say that the President hs. N mos,
nj representative m the Madsooianf who but the
master could give uuerance to the infnil. amonn,
OF nonsense which is cackled by the man,
"Ihc Administration will DC sustained nv ali ,ho
Republican, 10 tho Union"ll o. that ou, tee, r
life could he Ms long the ears Of the M,Jiso,;,
must be Then, indeed, would "NethuS,Iahr an
pear as an interesting 'young hinfant, when com
nared to US in our latter days, and "Ahas,,,,n.m
himself would not be greatly our senior
Where Is the Tyler man in Virginia. If,b.,. h.
such an animal within the Commonwealth we have
not seen HIM or the who has seen him md co.
do notereggerate when say that out of the oI;e.
corps and the list OF the expectants of Office ,h.,
are no, I'VE hundred Tyler men in nm. vhols
Union. " WIG ""o'o
Clay, with his little batch Of Bankite. - and .van
Buren,, with his squad oi Radicals'pi w. r.. g.
~ one room and cock ion on our premi.., "a Il
VIC had any security Tor the safety OF our old ro,h.
we would invite the whole Tyler par,v IN ,n.nd =
week with US, and bring their knitting"
NJ
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-01
WAR cossrirurss A srArx

What eonstltnies state1
Not 81 RAISED bsttlcment and lalsored mound,
Thick wall. OF uioatcd gate,
Not eiues psoaL with saires and turrets crowned:
MOI hay and brVsd armed ports,
Where, laush.us at the storm. rich nAvies ride
Not starr a AMI spAngled courts
Where ho~ bret hA-cnesS waits perfume to pride.
No-MEN, high minded men.
With powers far above DUN bTutes eniued
In forest. brake or den.
Asbeas's encei cold rocks and branbles rude
Men, who their duties know,
hut know their rights. aud knowing dare main ain,
Prevent the cong sin'd blow,
And crush the yrant. willie they rend the chain.
These cons'uute sts'e
Aud sore eigr lar. that states collected will
Ger thrones aud globes clate.
sitsempress, erc~nins good, represeins IN
W. JoNbs
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-01
MAY 29L. 1872.
NRW BOOKS

We have received from tic Harpers, through
Msssrs Smith, Drinker h Morris, two agreeable
little volumes "Whars 10 be done ?" and "M,an'
and Ends" Also, Nos. 1915 Of Family Library
containing the travels Of Lewis and Clarke-s book
which had became scarce, and for which thousands,
AZ We do, will thank the Msssrs. Harpers.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-01
CAPT. uRIAH pIrvv

Us reported. that the Court MastlAi Ia, . ~.
eond time sentenced ,hi. Officer to be eashered and
dismissed the service. The Court rendered
this sentence some weeks since. and the P,e.iden,
considered the punishmenttoo severe, and ordered
new trial. There is no alternative now-bu, 10
aequ'esee in the sentence, OF abroga,s Court Mar
iiais altogether.
Inc Captain was srraigned for tar-ing and leath.
e.ns ooy IN the Navy,-who had been exercising
MS mimic powers upon some Of the oaieers. Tn,
Japan thought to make him a real parrot by civ.
ing MN coat OF feathers. The punishment wa,
inflicted IN mild form, and nigh, no, have sub,,c,.
ed any other Officer to the penalty of dismiss al
Hut Capt. Levy. for some cause or other is very
unpopular with his brother OAicers-Cew of ,h.n,
recognize him-Nnd as the offence warranted >,
pulsion they did not hesitate to inHietit.
III" Those who urge the instruction in Rhode
Island to justify a standing Army, view but one
side OF the question. Suppose the President had
taken sides with Dou-ss it is wonderful, he did
rot-and had brought the Standing Army to sub
vert the existing and legal Governmcnt-what thenl
We may safely take il, that in nine cases out Of
ten, whenever a standing force is brought into re-
question: it will be to make aggression, to uphold
oppression. and augment illegal aud arbitrary rule
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-01

Mr. Kendall, in the last number Of MS Union
Democrat, make most piieous AID melancholy
appeal To- his party friends lie says that he based
all his pecunlhry arrangements upon the confident
expectation OF having eight or ten thousand sub
scrIDers, but tina, he has less than Twelve hundred.
that his receipts are not sufficient 10 pay his printer
aud that he is without the means to SUPPORT his
family. lie is utterly abiee, IN his mendici,y.
How sudden and how miserable has been that
old wrelch's fall During the long ign Of LocoCo
cosm he was regarded as the MISTER Of Presidents
and cabinet ministers-in fret the Controlling power
OF the Government; but, To- he his sunk down into
fith-raie s'arveling editor whose pager has scarce
ly as many subscribers ordinary yilltge sheet
its very existence being unknown to nine entbs
even Of his own partyl-Louis Jour. .N1y 81
IL is said that the Old Loco Foco Lion Of n 2
Hsrmtsee is still re'enile towards MIR Chou.
and growls tremendously whenever Mr. C's name
IS mentioned IN couneSon with the Presidency
We mention this for the benefit of the small Loco
Foco lions who, q late, have unwit,insly shown a
disposition to iawn upon the Nuldcr-B.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-01
MORE NEW UOOKs
WUNE y LN BUUkS
Received at the Book Store OF
SMITH, DRlNKER & MORRIS.

ofbl IT, bhlANhEiN q RlOhhtS.
MORRIS TtA NELs.-Notcr ofa Tour thYbuyh
vi Turkey. Greece Egyp', Arabia Pcue the Holy
Land. including visit Athens. Sparia, Grand CsitG
Constantnoric, Thebcs tho Red sea Mount Sina PER
INC Ldom u scripture, etc by Morris, IN vois i2mo
with numerous plates.
We recommend d 10 the public as a sterling wort Of
travel 4 IS Gas.Hc.
Inc author haa oon'rved 10 give his Description of
places steLcfy ani eyent spirit OF frc hucss
scmhancr, that cannot Toe too much admired spirit Of
the Times
THEODORE HOO<'S LAST
FATHERS and sons, q Novel by the late The 1dora
HOOK. author Of sayings aud DOnKs, Gilbert Gu -ncy
/ SC , In ~ i2mo
"Of Fathers and Sons can only say that a re- tson
was about The last literary work nf iamontcd thof
nndthm possesses all those features perct pt1n
and humorous delueaion % character which have
derct lns productions such uvoriics with the pubic.
London Library Garsns.
"a most interesting and clever novel - Hsraid.
IAN admirable novel C0ied0Hfan Msrcufg
zone of the best novels Of the tay ~ Issssngcr.
- most amusing novel; li of spirit and vivaciy sun
"Mr Theodore Hooks works the lively AZ
tho tho trucF pictures 81 life have with
among late wrfefs"-fhas.
popular treatise on Agricultural Chemistry, f1r The
Of the practical Farmer By Charles Stuatcy, 81 enlist
popular treatise Vegetable Physiology pub shed
under Tee auspices Of Tho Society for The promotion II
popular iuEtlu elton, with numerous cuts.
| jct SMITH, DRlNKER 4 NOR ~.
SPLENDID FAMILY FLOUR.
EiFrY bbs Family Flour, u1dc by Col Hcirnc, pure
white wheat, which rises wc, gnd Warranted F1r sale
ict ray 60.
CANTON MATTING-i2 pieces and Canion
y Mating, that will be sold al unusual low prices TO suit
lei w MEREDITH.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-01
CAMPIIINE. CAMPHINE.

- ECElvED this day by 4 = Lyons, supply of fresh
~ Camphinc, warranted pure, and NJ The host gualy
which will be sold ~ The low price Of 62l cent? per gallon
aud " tal To give satisat ton, o. money will uc refund
90. ALSO
Hanging Lamp forfac, cor burning Cam hncl ofihe
most approved pattern. Burner aud three glass Re
~ ~ LYONS,
De- Main street
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-01

QAooS country Z, q fo'
ID sale. ma Is Il IhO5 fvbs
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-01

RICIIARD JEFFRIEs

TACK UNTON tbo 0usr,ismsn by ~ = Lorrcmor
j with insfrsons by Pitt No and o. ftis popular
re SLYoNs. Mainst.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-01

SiH'"HmeniHr7 qHsris sireH'1,pies"
III you ask for his monument, look around"
Let DORIS cenotnph be placed on Federal Hill that
anti democratic spot where his foot last rested prior
to his flight. Here is the inscription:
Isl nonanaeniuzr 7usris. 81, com, Soy ,,,n
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-01
! nnKInn nLAsaEa- a.

OFFERS HE rctvcca io any person who NAV desire
y them. a. q Public Noiary and Convcvanrer Ills
ones iu over tho store n Joseph ~ Coquhi saddler
la
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-01
INTERESTING CERENONY

ed that the SwoRD presented to Thomas w Dorr'
will he returned, with appropriate honors, IN TIC
New York "SympathZ ers" Mr. Cambreleng W il
preside. NJ ssr.. John T. Morgan, Aaron Wander
poel, f. f. Pufdy, John w. EdnoodS. and Levy H.
Slamm are a committee 10 arrange the Pageant
The Sword itself is 10 hang hereafter among TIC
"bruised monuments" At Tammnny Hall We
hail look for on Official account the affair in the
albany Ere. Jar.
The New ERA Of yesterday wastes a column o
pauegyrc upon the fugitive Dor, and winds uI
by comparing him 10 Coroanus IN finally allow ina
himself To he persuaded out Of hts bloody purpose,
against his native Stale "by the tears and entrea.
ties Of his near kindred aod friend" The New
Era orgets however material point Of lifsrenc,
between the Roman and the Rhode Islander Co
riolanus did not run away. Dou dh.-B.
EVENING BEFORE WgpDmG.-"I will tell YOU.
continued the aunt 10 Louisa, 1.-TWO things which
have fully proved. The first vii! go far towards pre-
venting the possibility Of any dscord after mar
rage; the second IL the best and sutes preseyaty,
Of feminine character.
"Tell men said Louisi nnx.ous'y.
"The hrsts his: demand Of your bridegroom n,
soon M the marriage ceremony u over, solcmr
vow never, even On JEST 10 dspdtc, or express any
di8ngtoemeot. tell you never Tor what begins "
mere bsn'er0g, will lend 10 serious earnest. Avoi,
| expressing any irritation Of ono bnoihcr's words
Mutual forbcarance Is the grea. secret OF domost,
happiness; " you have erred confess % ffccy ever
/ /. Confession costs you some tears. Farther, pro
misc faithfully and solemnly, never, upon any pro
text or excuse to have any secrets or concoalmenu
from each other; but to keep your private OF
from father mother brother, sister, relations AM
the world. Let them be known only to each o'he
and your God. Remember that any third persoi
admitted to your confidence, becomes party t
stand between you. They will naturally side will
one or the other. Promise To avoid this, and renew
| tho vow upon every temptation. II will presotv
| that perfect confidence, that union, which will in
| deed make you os one. Oh, II the newly mnrrie,
would bot practice this spring Of oornubial peace
how many unions would be happy which arc nov
| misefablcn
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-01
pied stcmmlu. nishtly. -

With the s'cky hues Of d appointment. We'll might
burK e1eiai'n' "Hhd! shadocs zoe are, aud ohat
shGd0irs tee pursuit."
SIR Christopher Wren had his monument /, is
IN the Abbey Of which he was the Architect, and
reads lhus -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-01
BLACKAMITII's TOOLS

nNE go haoksmlth's Tools secondh hand embracing
" BeHoWs, Anvil, Vco, Hamtncrs Sc, together Viii, I,
small loi " Cast and Auorcsu Bnsored Rieei gresf
bargain will be sold In these articles " Immediate
ton be made to 'fF'''
iei oRCTTER A ppaRp
lDOO RAGS prime Green Coffee, just received.
l~OO ha ~ Pay co
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-01

n OOKING OLASSEs-Call and eramlne INV a.
IL aoumcn a. a complete, and the ptiees have been
roduc cdio correspond will the times Cala
STEnnINsi
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CHILDREN

Bless them We love to hear their sweet voice.
ringing cheerily and clear under the open sky
We love those noisy games OF which they are SC
fond-ihe mrth that s,artles Echo irvm her sleep
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-01

SICILY MADEIRA wINE-2O qu,rte, essks.
- extra quaiiy,) n store fot sale
Jc lw TUONAs pog
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-01

CANTON MATTING-i2 pieces and : Canto
- Mating that will be sold NJ unusual low prices 10
tho times
lei w MEREDITH