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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-12
8. P. INGRAHAN. Arctioneer.

THIS DAY,
- At 10 O'Clock, az gar Thompson
Fun!tureA the furniture contained the above house,
CONSISTING Of room and French mahogany chairs
mantel ornaments. curtains, china. glass ST..
Paintings-Aiso fine collection &c valuable paintings
- TOMORROW,
Elegant Furntnre-All the elegant furniture contained in
the house No "a Seventh street the whole Of which ws made
to order. and used but six months. ala It~m
PETER FAIRCHILD, Auctioneer.
- Store No Spruce street..
Outdoor sales ofeal estate dry goods groceries, attend
ed 10 ia person.
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PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS.
V>HESEarfamed and celebrated Pills. ho PoIusM eres
perceive be obtained in this counrys ssehdvsWei
nsns onihs last column. fourth paGs. -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-12

-, "WEDNESDAY, Anil ~.
Elegant Rosewood and Mahogany tuni,u Al 10 o'clock.
az NO l3 Greene street, two doors below Prince
elegant rosewood piano. grand action, with all the mode
men; one mahogany piano. rosewood and mahogany
ench ana hall French chairs, rosewood sofa
dvaos marble top table marble sing bureau
marble tor wash ,tapd dressing and other bureaus
uning abe' mahogany breakfast ard tables
bles mahogany French bedstS ads looking bes
le M We NO tAr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-12

PAPER HANG1NGS.
VIZ & @. CURTIS, NJ, - MAin.n ane, have received
w Paper Hsneirgs of every quality
st lower prices han he ore offered.
The attention &C the trade and ofcouutrv merchants
qptsted assortment palori: and Others wanting
anerod have their work done by the best workmen and
wa mnted, the most ressopsble term.
WINDOW SHADES
We have also received large assortment OF
painted window shades, Of every variety and price.
,h linens for fha des, shade mines. Sc
HAIR MATTRESSES.
We have constantly hand curled hair attrsses OF
every
bedding line
RAJ article At the reason'b'e prices.
STEAMBOATS, aud els uflshei the thortest notice.
U,HOL sTERY ARTICLES.
have also hard article m the Upholstery hus
ness consisting Of sstin ard wosed damsks of all
colos furniture chntx ti oInamens nole. rpg,
IulT TRIMMINGS fiog,s bindings. cords i.s.i. Ne &c.
ale lwisec q MAIDEN Lave.
OuK Ar TRis-Jus received lot toe hrSfs, at only
- l1 fne double wi h chang. th, prsnes nj only Is
3i lot table linens yds wide NJ only ~ 6d ot fine broad
clubs At only Is 6d lot fine double ed az g. Sd;
bst satns only % Cd; shrrg musns st cents
book musns lot csmhnc mus'ns at cd
ysrd lot superne onhe width aspacca ustres cheap; lot
ladies' collars AZ Cd; mems only
LOT fine de laacs cheap; good sk AZ CENTS ner sken
will pay any ne o 90 mites 70 WlLLEI HAWklNy
store SOL Greenwich 5t store below Spring street
milo imissm
COLLECTIONS all parts OF the United states made
~ the mostifavorablc terms, by . a,,,vrs,,u,
i af u Wall strickland $50 Broadway,
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SELLING OFF CARPETINGS FOR CASH AND
STORE TO LET.
BRUSSELS, THREE PLY AND INGRAM
CARPETING FOR CASH.
THE PUBLIC have been often sled advertise menty
that il scarcely possible Disseminate those which de-
serve teir In this all the cues &c. adveI
sed viii be found in Ware Rooms. 40 Pesrl street
Eagh three thread Brussels of the choicest patterns, I2s
impera three Ilv carnetings, Ps to los
SEQ oh a English Brrssss second quality, o. TO I0J
Double SupeIfne Ingram Carpetings, 10 10 sec
Superfnc lpgrsnS. good quality, SIS 10 Gs
Choicest prices, good article,
Heavy, all wool, Ingrsin., IS cd to
Iavgc Oil Cloths, choice patterns,
q Cloths, from ito feet wide ~ TO IS
Also rge assortment stair c'rpetpgs. mst,ings table 0nd
piano stair DIS uited Brussels ans Wiiton
dit of parent shades SIS pair
To LIE THE Ia AID .racious siore No 40 Pearl street.
occupied capet store given LIT July
%. L. YOUNG CO,
m VI. Pea street.
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: CANTATA-'The Mnniac"
Some years since gentleman of fortune conveyed to
unatc asylum and there couped The
panied him took oath to those entrusted with the
establishment to the fact Of mis- being The
The unfortunate gentleman impored be released
orcb were the keepers CONVINCED OF the fact Of his being
The treatment he ceved affected his
became frantic died The strangers that carried him the
asylum to have been hired by relatives
to whom his property would after his decease
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a. MANN. Auc'ioneer.
BY GEORGE s. MANN SEQ.
33j Broadway, corner Anthony street.

. BENJAMIN MOONEV, Aueto"eer.
A UGIIUN Observation-Disclosures, Cutlery. &c.-B, MOO
NEf CO. will sell this day 10 o'clock, 50 Maiden
lane general Of desirable Goods vz-Cutcry-
CONSISTING of Pocket md Pen Knves cards dozens
Iape Knives and Forks stag guard Csryera and Scissors
silver and Plated Table and Tea Snoons Dish Covers Whips
Whaeh Stocks, Shoves and Spades Hwy Forks. Cark
Aiso 100 dozen Savages iuperier Razor.
AAo, case Line Thread, for book binders USE
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-20

Their familiar but Mr. r. IN owed no shagreen-he is ALWAYS
polite aud INDECENT. The bankers gave U.s. amongst the
rest very fright piece Of gold; and my asking what
II was, they said "LOuis dis week" had
great many Louis but late this week. sup
pose there has Just been coinage.
Ii will be expected that shall say something o the po-
litcal Of the county visiting particular.
IN few visitors have diluted upon tins ropic. The
Parliament; but by electnary colleges, from each
district ACCOMPLISHMENTS have before described how
the debates carried on There s a minister 81
minister Of Inorcen-Of the home apartment, &c. &c.
The minister for foreign affairs, IL is said has his
pormanteau the king and II known who - To be
his predecessor.
This morning has been spent in dcranging future
plans. Lazy aud woro for dstondne our tower into It.
ay but Mr. Fulmcr aSSuaged from undertaking 1t ut
this season. especially my daughter is rather delicate
confess should like to have gone To Rome, II 1t were
only for the saltwater bathing Lazy will have 1t that
inland place IL can't he, for everybody has read
Of the OF Rome She IL is only paper but
that is Besides, should have liked to the
grand Funiyal Easter. IL then proposed that We
should by BcclEobub and the low countries; but
dontke going among owpcope; have never been uscdo
IT. We have last determined TO return through Nomnndie
so shall cnbrocate Dppe, and land at Brighton
again. where may have chance osc Her Majesty God
bless her y If she still the Paywilam, which looks
for all the world like parcel of china tea board
Besides. Lazy Try Mr.. Mahammets yapid bath,
and get bsmboocd, which, think, will do her much
good did Mr.. Fumcr strongly advises us to travel
by the and talks o going 70 the manegcrc TO secure
places for but do much admire the llyIauuts,
from what have OF them: they great numbering
things like travelling show oi the Boneasses or the
Yorkshire Giant should prefer going IN carrots |
cad the journey be Iolt,d the stones all
the way, m coming. wish the roads were
northumberland, as they England. We only
waiting for paspos which To be couneracicd
by the English convoy, and then Nisavced by the French
minister. Believe me yours eternaly,
LANlNlA TRANSACTION.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-20

u An mpleasant Misunderstanding having occurred
between several gentlemen Of the Wing party mem.
bers OF the House Of Delegate, and Mr. Peasants.
growing out OF certain editorial aruccs in the Wing
commenting upon their votes on the Apporionmon nj
Bill, and the letter Of those goutcmen In repy the un
derigued IN the character Of mutual friends after free
conference with all the parties concerned and careful OK
animation Of the articles in the Wing, and the letter m
reply thereto fully satisfied that the remark, OF Mr.
Peasants received construction intended by the
authors; and that had the writers Of the letter been
Of that fact, they would have written or sent
H. From these considerations and our knowledge Of the
nigh character Of the winters Of this letter. commanding the
respect and personal regard IT all who know them as
well from the established character Of Mr. Peasans
for magnanmiiy and chiy1lry, are decidedly Of ie
opinion ha there ought longer the slightest
cause Of difference between them, or any impeachment 10
Of their former harmony and good understand
ing,
IN regard % the Offensive terms by which Mr. Plea.
had distinguished Mr.. TAYLOR in some Of hs re-.
cent articles, provoked, wc are convinced, under
misapprohension the part Of Mr. Peasants, we
think they should be Internationally withdrawn, and
Mr. Taylor placed by Mr. Pleasanr n the position
Of the other gentlemen who signed the letter, before
Mr. Taylor be expected do any thing. This
being done, We are confident wc 20 correctly esu.
the just and proper sentiments OF oil the gentlemen
concerned ion relation ~ the subject and their honorable
personal feelings towards each oihtr 20 advise that oil
offensive remarks n tle publications bolh sdes b. nu.
tuaIy Withdrawn, with expressions Of sincere regret for
what has happened snd that they oroup,n be- restored
their former relations. Aud in order obyato a ernbar.
assmcnt and obtain their and appreciation II -
arrangement, propose that each gentleman indicate hi.
and concuusncc by note addressed ne writing,
follows. "Gonhonon, We concur ,er cheoduIy u your
settlement"
II Ibis pc done, we will publish these our yows, with
the written answers.
ln recommending This course, the undersigned aiier Tho
mature constellation aided by ie reflection u others
believe 10 be- right md consistent with ho honor end
feelings 81 the gentlemen concerned, and what due from
each TO the other Unsolicited, we have assumed t. part
Of mcdiators, aud hesitate say, that under like cir
cumstanccF ourselves would not decline ~ comply with
and ni c terms PRESERVED either II the gentlemen
concerned. RID ". TOLER,
~. - LEWIS.
| Richmond Feb. "a, lsi3.
Riouuovb, Frn. ~, 1913.
Gontemen-I concur very cheoriuIy in your settle
ment JOHN H. PLEASANTS.
\ MssUs. Toler and Lepis.
BicnNoyD, FRI. ~, 1913.
/ lienHomen-Wo concur very chccrfulIy In your set
l honeBl T.. BROADUS,
a. II. PARKS.
Mssvs. Toler and Le,sis,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-20
Louisa COUNTY.

At meetnr OF the Wings OF Louisa. the Courthouse
Monday the 18th Of February
On motion, CLAYTON G.. COLEMAN was called To the
Chair, and DIR. JUIIAN krAS appointed Secretary.
After short bat el,gucnt and appropriate address irom
the Chairman, the following gentlemen were appointed
committee u report the meeting; J. X Mos
by, b. 7. Winston, 4. H. Johnson. Dr. Charles H1res
Nielsen BurTus, Jr, {. b. Hopkins, Dr. VIM X Haeketi,
&. K. Bouwac, Capt. VI. Meade : Huron, and Pleasant
Hackeii who having retired, reported the following pre-
amble and resolutions:
Impressed with the belief that the best interests OF the
Republic rest upon the ascendsncy and permanent triumph
OF the great principles ct the Wing party; and undisnayed
by the recent victories which have attended the efforts OF
and Vgan political opponents the undoGbied result
of that indifference ard apathy which has possessed the
Wing party since the memorable treachey Of John Tyler
which blasted temporarily those bright hopes, which the
success Of Wink principles had universally inspred
are again rca9y and Feped enter the held IN support
OF our cherished principles resolved second time bear
aoit and iumpbanty the banner OF party As means
Of efieeting this end,
TO be held in Rchigoud the 22d inst and that c. g..
Coleman. B. T. Winston J. K. Mosby. Nelson Burruss ST.,
Leon Levy Pleasant Hackett r. Melton e. K. bouware,
T Quarcs Dr. J. NJ Morris. J. II. Porter :. 4. Guy,
Dr. J. W. Pendeton, Gabriei Jones Or. J. c. Guy Hugh
y. Pendeion. L. b. Hopkins, John h. Raand, Dr. r VI.
Garland. p H. Jones Reuben DAVIS, Joseph E. Sanidge,
John Slater, James Hackoii David I. Johnson, c. W.
Tree Ed Pon1eNter DR.. W. J. Pendeton Garland W adj
dy Wu. Cooke. and Or. Julian Kean, be, and they
hereby appointed delegates represent the Wings OF tins
county said Convention and in the OF their failure
attend, r. T. Daniel James Lyons and John H. Plea
SAINTS Es he and they hereby respectfully requested
represent u.
Rssolred That while We do not concur with Henry Clay
all Of his political opinions, that regard hmbecause
vi ms eminent public services, his lofty patriotism, and ms
transcendant genius fitted beyond any other for the
Chief Masae Of the Union, and pledge ourselves to
his support.
RsiolrsG Tha, the proceedings Of i- meeting be pub
lished IN the Richmond Wing.
CLAYTON c. COLEMAN. Chairman.
Julian KEAN, Secretary.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-20
WING MEETING IN RICHMOND.

AT amoeting Of the Wings Of Richmond held the Ex-
change Hotel the evening s Feb 18th for the purpose
appointing delegates the whg Convention be holden in
this City, the 22nd Inst. On motion gen. J. ID. Hani
tsry.
On motion of Doct. l. W. ChambcrSync the following
resolutions were unanimously adopted.
LIST RcSoired, That Delegates be appointed
by the Chair represent the Wings OF Richmond in the
Convention. to be hsdcn in this City, the Pad inst.
2nd Resoi-cd That Committee of three be appoint
cd IN like manner in conjunction with the Commit
tee from the County OF Hcnrcc make tho necessary
Engagements for the accommodation of the Convention.
35d. Resoired That the Wings of th,s City will exert
themselves IN proper mode 70 further the prn
cpcs they have long maintained and which they believe
hc Identified with the prosperity and happiness OF their
Country; aud that the present position OF parties and
pcct OF political affairs them renewed confidence in
their ultimate and permanent triumph.
ith ReSoired, That union and energy only
e. secure and that previous period in
the history of the Wing party have all true Wings been
firmly united at the present time.
9TH Resoired, That the great statesman of the West
all hearts turned the worthy lead the
Wing host the mighty ~ and whose long and
faithful services give the guarantee that he will
bctray them when the battle is
On motion OF DR.. l.. w. Chamberlayne, the Chairman
added To the Delegation.
Delegates appointed by the Chair under the first reso
luton, Benjamin W. Leigh, l.. w. Chamberaync, r.
4. Daniel, A. Peasants, James NJ Wickham. Peter W
Grhhs, James Lyons James Caskie, Geo. VI. Caring
ton, WIN. II. Mcfarland K. {. Stanard Jas. H. Lynch
Jno NJ. Patton, James Winston, VIM. II. Hubbard
VIM Burke, Iheodcuck Robertson Jesse Snead, seph
= Robinson, Sam'l II. Myers and Chapman Johnson
The committee under the 2d resolution are Col Gcorgc
W. Darlington, a. PleaSants, and 7. w Grubbs.
On motion. Resorcd, That the foregoing proceedings
be published in the Wing papers OF the city.
And then ON motion. adjourned.
J. b. HARvIE, Chr'm.
PETER w GRuBs Sec'ry
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-20
RICHMOND DAILY WING.
MONDAY MORNING. February IA. 1sis
T,c. Pr,sidcnt ". .Nnt,.

Wee President u. States.
correspondent in very strong terms, Hon.
John w. Bolts for the office OF the Vice Presidency But
the Convention is hand and will probably tesg
nate Candidate for that high station consider il nsp
proPriac publish the article However high Mr. Bots
merits may be, and think he deserves noby il will
scarcely do to select both the Wing candidate for the Pre-
sdency and the Vice Presidency, too from the
ing States. This consideration is decisive that it is not
necessary so any farther.
We understand that the strong tendency of the Wing
mind present is towards the Hon. John W. Clayton Of
Delaware and it's than probable that distinguish
cd gentleman will receive the ardent support the Wings
OF every State. lie uncs every qualification and posses
them all in eminent dcgrcca high and cultivated
teect, maured experience, integrity and incouupnbity
Should President Clay be struck dawn President Harm
son in the arms OF victory be would leave Consttu
ticnS worthy succeed him. and able draw
the bow OF Ulysses.
The single objection have heard against Mr.. Clayton
with To select candidate from the smallest State
the Union, will prove that the Wings governed by their
sense Of merit and that in high and noble confidence IN
the goodness OF their cause they renounce and
uick, cataP and humbu Besides, Is that least State
DELAWARE, ''whose heart Is as big a coniincnt''
CLAY and CLAYTON. The ticket sounds well. The names
old English names also which match harmony as
Shakespeare recommends the tongues p fine pack should
do-bctter think than "rippccanoc and Tyler oo."-
We beg pardon Of the Wings for recalling unpleasant
miniscences. That Tyler too" know gives them
appetite for their dinners. But well they should
be reminded Of that hateful disich that they may
be guarded against committing such iolS second time
In choosing Vice President Now the American people
choose HIM as If they choosing President.
ltmus' not be euHousy enqured what dog hungrest
for the hone
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-20
NEW ESTABLISHMENT.
The subscribers, manufacturers and Wholesale
dealers In Foreign and Domestic
STRAY GOODS.

ESPECfFULLN they leased the larre
and spacious store under the Exchange Reading Rich
'no virginia, where they intend conducting general Straw
Goods Business. Their stock a an
extensive assortment Of arc their business with
which they VIII be supplied weekly from their
the North where they have number
engaged IN the manufacture OF STRAW GOODS their
manufacturers they enabled article
their line the Brocs for CASH They
respectfully solicit Merchants MneSs and in general to
call ami examine their stock which viii be comprise an
extensive variety Of LEGHoRN, STRAW, CYPRESS WILLOW
and FANCY BRAID BONNETS Also LEGHORN, PANAMA
and PALM LEAF HATS, BAND and FANCY BONES ARTIFI.
CIAI. FLOWERS. Gc.
The subscribers would also call the attention Merchants and
others North, 20 their Establishment 81, Cedar
Street. New York, where they Will extensive assn
Of straw Goods and prices give stisfe.
ton fc 20 w. 4 r. P. CARPENTER
Drhc Lynchburs NrFnnn and fredericksburg Arena VIII
III and llLMaLl hlL Go This ollcc
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-20
A SMALL FARM NEAR RICHMOND FOR
SALE

III ANlNG removed TO the lower country. 7
oiier my tract of Land lying James River and running
out near the Wesiiam Road, adjoining VIM Anderson
Three AMI half miles ft"n the City Of Richmond and
one hundred ana twenty and than one
IN wosi convenient to navgaton-ha a dwelling with
"d rooms above and two excellent seller of excel
@ water IN the yard and SEVERAL fins Springs the house
WIN a variety OF good fruit aId 80 asparagus beds.
Those wishing purchase examine for tImsaIv.
anI tins tract not sold privately before March me- A.
shall ON That day otter IL at auction premises Terms
liberal with reasonable credit.
WILLIAM cav
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-20
AMHERST.


A, Meeting Of potion Of the Wings Of the County
OF Amherst, held Pediar Mills on Saturday the llth
OF February, 1913, motion, Capt; Thomas y. Eubank
called the Chair and Mr. J. L. Ellis appointed Sec
reary The obee, OF the meeting having been explained,
the following preamble and resolutions offered by
John z. Ellis, Esq, and unanimously adopted:
Whereas the time having nearly arrived when !; will de-
voye upon to suages upon whose duty 1t
will be represent the Legislature; and unity
Of action necessary insure and victory
again perch the banner o; the party with which
are identified.
Therefore, Resolred, That a Committee OF
composed OF Wing from the Pedlar Mills precinct be,
aud hereby appointed their House
the 3rd Monday III February that being day
techange views, and confer with other portions Of the
~ general meeting proposed TO be held that time
nominate candidate 20 represent us IN the next House Of
Delegates.
ResoiDed That the blank in the foregoing resolution be
filled with the following names, TO wit: VI. l.. Berry, H.
Williams John E. Ellis, Col. Jno ID. Davis Capt. w. b.
Parks John VI. Parks, Capt. T. W. Morris Josiah r. Ellis
Robert VI. Ellis Dr. +. b. Gilbert :. d. Bowen Col John
Prayer {. Carter, VI. W. Parks, " Shoemaker j. l.. Eu
bank, j. +. Eubank, Jas. Gillian, George I. Pleasant
VIM Roach, Peter Ruckcr, George 4. Eubank, Joseph
Carter, VIM VI. Fnks, r. ?. Thornton, James r Thorn
tOn b. 7. Morris Dr. :. R. Campbell, I. L. Waugh, Thos
T. Waugh, +. Workman, G.. w. Parks, Capt. c. L. Davis
Capt Jas. DAVIS, y. {. Dawson, Whiting Davies, James
B. Davis, l.. DAVIS, Col. VIM. Amstead b. Sale, Captain
Willis Rucker John J.. Wngheld WIN. Davis, John ]
Barnett, {. Bias, ". Thornton, x. Waugh Hudson Ma
gam, T. Mitchell 3. Berry, la. Eubank, VI. d. 'Tinsey
Dr. ID. Patterson, VIM D. Harding, t. :. Rucker, Col F. j.
Carter K. Watts WIN. p. Rnckcr Tnos. VI Pryor Jno PRIV
or, IT.. X. Eubank ". f.. J. Eubank W. Dempsey, p
Thurmons, ST., Ia- +. Wharton, \. a. Brown, 4. Jack
Burks, q. Snufier, John TsnkeTsy, Walker Terry
Geo. w Duncan, John VI. Eublnk, Iee Boges, Rev L.
Gillespie, VI. " Dawson, Pleasant Magaun James Biass
-. b. Capt. George w. Ray, Joseph Harmer Geo W.
Taylor, J. Hudson II. franklin George Burks Jr, q c.
Layne, b. Bryant, o. NuckOs, g. w Nuckoll., Gillian.
James Martin, John Brown, Jr, H. Marks, and Samuel
Davis
Resolved, That the Chairman be appointed member OF
said Committee.
On motion, the meeting adjourned.
THOS. y. EUBANK, Gin.
/ Il Frrts Csry
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-20


Dear Sr,-The name Of WIN. Gray, ESQ. Of this place.
was inadvertently placed among the Delegates from Caro-
line County, the Wing Convention assemble in the
City Of Richmond the 22nd Of ts month. Mr.. Cray j.
Post Master and wishes that publishing the proceedings
Of the meeting his shall be omitted Please omit his
name, and insert the place Of IT, that Of Colin b. Caett
Your, respectfully,
JNO. r. THORNTON
To Arr MDefrf. r..
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-20
VALUABLE.PR OPERTY

M authorized 10 ell tck warc-Iousc ne south side n
t' BNsn 81 ct wdc hy 40 deep spacious grounds
thr wen calculated siennc factory having
sweat house on tc premises with other suitable hyiufcsan In
Hd hy th Mutual assurance Company n Virginia ~ S10OO
Aoa brick tenement oor hcowupw occupied Grocery
Store. also nfp The properly would BE- od at m price,
c proprietor convoy for $1,000. HIS lille
qusstionabr Apply
~ p--2t,u2v CHARLES PALMER
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-20

amherst CouHiy.-The Wings in the neighborhocd of
Pedlar Mills, will be SEEM held meeting the lth
this month"; and appointed Delegates n Wing meeting
be held Court, the 2lst nsi.) for the purpose
nominating suitable candidate represent that county
the General Assembly. The Wings of Amherst, since
their defeat last Spring by supinencss kndcd
with the zeal ct sIO and they only nominate suitable
candidate old Amherst will be herself again.
Iguckburg TirsiUiqg.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-20
Jndge Neotr, cn.,.

The Committee have brought a close their investiga
ton Of all the mpeachabe charges; and Saturday asked to
be, and were discharged from the consideration Of the
other charges. seemed be understood that the test
mony taken by the Committee and which will be land be-
fore the House, fully excupates Judge Scott from the
charges preferred against him.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-20

RicHNoNp. FEa. II. lsi3
esnuemcn-i concur very cheeHully in yonr settle
ment. SAMUEL WATTS.
Mssas. TOler and Leri,.
RIcuNoNp, Fall. ls43
Genlcmen--l very chcerully in your settle.
ment. AUG. J. SMITH.
MesSs. T6ler aud Ls,eis.
RiciNoNp, FrB. Il, lSi3.
Gentlemen-I concur very cheerully ia Your setlc.
inenL ROBERT r.. TAYLOR.
MsssTS. Toler and Leiris.