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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-25
FOR RENT,

"a Mr.. Polock's three story brcl; Dwelling
EIA House with lot and attached ON l. street near
the residences OF y Mills Esq James T. Heath Esq Conway Ro-
hnson Esq &c Possession June. Property IN good re-
pair Refer IN Reeve. ESQ. ma .s-f
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-25

WHITE LEAD, Linsccd Oil, and all kinds
v Of PAINT, and N,rpish % low by
JOHN J. CRAWFORD
au2t Sign Ut tbe Red Mortar. below the Market
lnONSN WINDSOR sOAP.-A Gaze Inst opcr.., AMI
- tly sae, the Black BoS Niouar. by
SAINT. 3 bDVp
HeOH the t<itchcu-Just opened Case containing , or
~ 900 Imperial bath Bcks rneun En superior fof cleaning
tabe knives snd other cutlery sirn
Black Boy and Mortar BY aul7 DOVE
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-25

81 FOR RENT.-Yhe brick dwelling ON
EtA shockoe at present occupied b. w H. Baldwin and
next door Sir Arcd Peasants Possession on the Ist Nov
Der next aui 40 10. ". 4 j. J. FRY s. co
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1843-02-24
"Reminiscences % the Far West.

hdip, Territory n~M # L,ca-- Fepds Jef,een
The S'our and Chippe'oas - A Chippewa
Legend
The Territory north Of Iowa is chiefly
occupied by the Sioux and Chippewas,
two of the largest and most powerful In.
dian nations. Both resort to the military
posts of St. Peters and Prairie du Chen,
TO dispose of their hirs aud pelirics to
American traders residing at those sta
lions. 1t often happens that parties OF
both these people meet by accident at one
or the other of these posts and when
this occurs, there seldom fails to be
quarrel between them, ending in loss OF
life. The ground around the walls of
either fort, is literally stained with the
blood of their frequent conflicts.
From time immemorial, there has sub
sisted a deadly feud between the Sioux
and Chippewas. Although they are con-
tguous nations, their characters are totally
unlike; aud no two Indian tribes along
our borders differ more widely from one
another in poiu. Of language. There is
no, feature in the disposition of the
Sioux that harmonizes with the tempera-
menl ofthe Chippewas. The former are
rough, unpublished, sanguinary people /;
ready to imbrue their hands in blood
wShouta provocation or prospect Of adj
vantage to themselves. They Joined the
arms Of Blackhawk in his war against The
whites, from no desire to advance that
hcro's cause, for they had ever been his
deadly foes. To use AN Indian phrase,
blood to their souls was PLEASANT, as the
dew 10 summer flowers Ungovernably
fierce, they cultivate the art of war alone,
neglecting all the courteses which other
Indians practice, and describing all the
generous virtues of the heart.
The Chippewas are martial and cou-
rageos people, but not intcn, on war en-
clusIvely they cultivate n literature. in
the form of eloquence and romance. The
Chippewa language far surpasses every
other Indian tongue. as medium Of elo-
quencc or poetic narrative. The very
word Chippewa implies the harmonious
tongue. II has been styled the Cour,
Language Of oil the tribes descended from
the Algonquin stock. 1, is used a, all
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1843-02-24
PARODY.
TUSE-' Hml CUium6ia.'

Hail Columbia, happy land
Hail, ye heroes, heaven born band,
Who come 10 join the temperance cause,
Who come to join the temperance cause,
And when the toll OF life is done,
ENJOY the rest your virtue won;
Let temperance be your boast,
Ever mindful what it cost
ever grateful for the day
When ye dash'd the cup away.
Firm, united let Us he
RalIying round our liberty.
As band of brothers joined,
Peace and safety we shall fiji d.
sound, sound the trump of fame!
5,ot WASHINGTON'S great name
.lg thro' the world with loud applause
eng thro' the world with lcud applause
iold tho chief, whose name now stands,
PA pledge once more our happy bauds,
J ne rock on which our cause shall rest,
1 ne cause thai makes Columbia blest,
eur steady mind from changes free,
Wen keep our Pledge, our Liberty.
i'm, unite3, &c.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1843-02-24

carefully with ball, aud let me have tn,
honor of giving him our last weigh,y ar
gument. Idoubt not it will impress upol
him, at any rate, conviction that GU
metal is heavy, and our gunnery quit,
satisfactory for troops so inexperienced.
Jasper now cordially loaded the hug,
forty-two FOUNDER, which Marion as care
fully pointed toward the Bristol percci
wing however, that she was veering round
and that few seconds would bring hel
stern in point blank range with the gun
he determined to wal, till that event took
place, for the purpose Of enectualy raking
her.
At this moment the midshipmen on
board the Bristol. wearied with the fatigue
of the engagement and sickened by The
horrid scene Of slaughter around them,
stood on the quarter deck.
Come, Frank, the dance is over, and
the ball finished, SO let's descend and see
if there's any wine in the locker, for this
iighting's COMPOUNDED dry work." cx-
claimed one to the other.
"With all my heart. Harry. I'm dry
as powder magazine-thirsty as a
sponge. and in the best possible humor
for pouring out liba,ion to the god of
battles. which, instead of wasting on the
ground according TO the practice Of the an
clients, shall pour down my throat pur-
suant to the more pleasant and cconomi-
cal practice Of the moderns"
The two friends descended-winc and
glasses were procured, and bumpers filed.
"Well Harry, after all this hard igh-
ting, being cooped up for some hours TO
be made the target of excellent ball prac-
tce, and our ship riddled like seive, to
show the proficiency of rebel gunnery-
here's toast give with my right good
will: God save the King, and confusion
to the Yankee reb----"
The sentence was never finished, for
at that moment the stern Of the Bristol
came in direct range with the gun pointed
by Marion, who was waiting, port-ire in
hand, for the proven moment of discharge.
The match was applied, a sheet q flame
burst from the embrasure, followed by the
deafening roar of the immense piece.
The ball, true to its mark sped forth on
its destined path, crashing thro' the I,ris-
to's stern, at the moment the toast was
given by the midshipman,) and as their
glasses were hob-nobbing, preparing to
drink it, dashed the glasses into atoms.
left the two friends CHASTITY and mulilated
corpses, thence passing through the bulk
heads and Storage, struck down two sea-
men and lieutenant OF marines who we're
standing by one of The forward guns. burst
through the bows of the ship.
Such was the las, shot fired at the siege
Of Fort Moulrle,
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1843-02-24
TEMPERANCE BALL.
Tune Resin tie Bo,c.'

Come Ill you true friends Of the nation,
Aisend to humanity's call;
Come lid in your country's salvation,
And roll on the temperance ball
Aa- roll on the temperance ball,
Ard roll on the temperance ball,
Csr1c aid in your country's salvation,
And roll on the temperance ball.
Ap3 en- we have formed the best union,
Wen firmly march OIL, one and all
#ell snoUt when we meet in communion,
Aud rolI on the temperance ball.
Z I'D water army's advancing
h. cohorts Of RUM to destroy,
Z he SD eye Of beauty is dancing,
he, heart OVERLOOKING with Joy.
Bogh. hope in the bosom is burning,
anu on the pale cheek Of the fair,
The bloom Of the rose is returning,
10 Danish the gloom OF despair.
The maiden, now truly delighted
Her heart beats wildly with Joy;
Confides in the vow that is pliahied.
Her youth is Washington Boy
The dandy's with jealousy cycling
His goblet afwine with tear;
The corpulent Alderman's signing.
Farewell to his muggin Of beer.
How can you stand hating, while beauty
Is sweetly appealing to all,
10 come TO the standard Of duty,
And roll on the temperance bslll
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1843-02-24
FRIENDS OF FREEDOM.
TUNE, 'Scots ,cha haze

Friends of freedom! swell the song,
Young ard old the strain proIong,
Make the temperance army strong,
On to victory.
Lift your banners, let them wave;
Onward march the world to save,
Who would ill drunkard's grave,
Bare his infamy
Shrink not when the foe appears;
Spurn the towards guilty fears;
Hear the shrieks. behold the tears,
Ruined families
Raise the cry in every spot
Touch not Taste nuf--Handh notr
Who would be drunken sot,
Worst OF miscries!
Give the aching bosom rest;
Garry JOY to every breast;
Make the wretched drunkard blcst,
Living soborly.
Raise the glorious watchwo ord high,
s Touch nof-~tasfe not HN you die y
Let the echo reach the sky,
Earth keep jubilee.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1843-02-24
WashingtOnian Temperance Songs.
PARODY
ON THE STAR sPANGLED BANNER.

oh. say can you see by the signs Of the times,
That men are reforming, themselves setting free
From oil that destroys their bodies and minds,
Resolving to plant new liberty tree.
Their condition no more
They lament and deplore;
Their bondage is broken,
Their thraldom is DER;
For the temperance banner
In triumph doth wave,
Der the heads of the rescued
Free sons OF the brave.
In tho past plainly seen thro' the midst Of their
tears,
Is the sorrow and anguish and pain they have suf
ffer'd
The sad lots of all that to manhood is dear
The time when none kindness or sympathy offered
But the trial has past,
Though long it did last,
And their chains and their bondage
Far from them they've cast;
And the temperance banner, &c.
Oh, where is the promise that alcohol gave,
10 place his poor victim 'bove sorrow and an
guish;
OF all his false hopes, not one now remains, led;
And his many fair dreams, all, ALL are now Danish
His promise was air,
And false was as fair,
And again them to offer,
He never will dare,
While the temperance banner, &c.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1843-02-24

Pins The factory for The manufac.
ture of Pins at Stafford, Connecticut. ID
said to be the only one Of tho kind in this
country or in Europe. The machine
takes the wire, cuts il off the right length,
pnt on the head, points il, &C., completes
ly finished before it leaves the machine.
One machine makes abou. 10000 day.
There is alsu machine connected with il
for sticking them into the papers. The
pins are put into hopper, that drops
them down TO the paper, which is carried
around the cylinder. i. sticks on four do.
zen a. a hitch. and makes ahou, 50 hitch,
cs minute. Il was invented BY MI. II
Waters, Stafford - Bosfom zt0ns.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1843-02-24

their late chief. Atlengih. brave 1t dc
strongest nerves took his canoe and pad.
died to meet him. He greeted him
aloud, and soon proclaimed, that iIteir
faithful war-chief had indeed returned.
Ojibwa was landed amid The wilde1t
shouts Of joy and wonder; and related
what had happened since they LEFT him.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1843-02-24

hs1, an aunf.-When the present
conn turkey came to the throne, his
~, ,,S!ed him with thirty beautiful
lice & "a Circassian young ladies',
elected Neglected and educated ex-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-07
LEGISLATURE OF VIRGINIA.
HOT SE or DELEGATES.

. " t4"Sd3g, %Ia%4Fy !, !oi".
H'S""Lrn. from the Committee Of Finance
'e- tie following
@ftt, i'aet the Prcs;den, of the James River
4aa'ha Company be request, 10 delay the pre-.
= TO tie Treasurer Of this Commonwealth for
a''a;e, Of any other certificate Of debt author
. oe issued under the act Of the Assembly, passed
''A'c.'. l'3I, entitled "an act 10 provide an add.
o'P.'li Tor the James RIVER and knnawha Com.
ana Tor other purposes" until the concerns Of
.,oPsny can be investigated by join, committee
9eha,e aad House o: Delegates, or separate
zee Of lAs Gouse.
',i\''irH ot.ered this resolution and that of
- y as t1e Chairman Of the Committee Of Fl.
ne arpcG the action of the House would be
r a'e I'!.oe'ale, aad would consider the great IN.
Gu. -. STATE is large Stakeholder We should
h, ,,''' ".ins Ike prejudice or favor This ccm-
!. 49,, gone On and incurred debts on the strength
- '''F Of !aw TO issue these bonds. The ere.
oe '.S Company deserve some consideration al The
e" a, '51 LEGISLATURE.
d",n '>.t t.ooyai the resolution not responsive
!, "'','st Upon the Committee of Finance.
'F''< HAT this company have acted lmPTo-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-07

|, Richmond Wing and other Wing presses are
,.,, =, the election Of Judge lluger as Senator OF
/ 5 because he was formerly an Union man. an
S,r, Of Sir Cahoun, &c. But the Charleston
|ury mats m ext,naulsher upon all such cascu!a'
1t SAYS. tia, al the successor OF Mr Cnhoun III
T. ,i:nss apoog,zed for or defended the iaF'h' he
he learn, loag ceased to do So, and seen ms errors
repeuied OF them. HIS friends vonc"ea 'n's 10,
4 mo Tie canvass at Columbia, and that he had
rcd his dec ded preference for Jchn {. Calhoun
h other ca ndda;es for the Presidency; and CERTAIN
bl. none there sefe more loud and lavish IN pro
bns of Calhounism, than those Of the Judge most
!. supporters, who, from their past relations 70
{ ~ Calhoun, and their long and recent associa'
with others, were most obnoxious to the Suspicion
r,ress or hostility ards him and his principles
aou, these pledges, he never could have been eject
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-07

a., had neen uttered during this dlsenr-
y; n" mere was one from the lips OF Mr f'ckens'
tsa{ most cordially approve |, was drawn out ny
: "" w.. No., extraordinary speech:
'>''.'- lnow ,hst he understood the gentleman
o. 49,, i he mean, to say (as charged agans, MN
~ ..niemen and by tie newsrapeTso ."aa Tue he
.a patronage OF the Gor'5 h asn Tais
p. ' "nJ Tor pulling down AID putting up p1',Ial
~ a bs could 70, onls say to the eeo'sman tha. he
s doctrines with SEQ" ""at' h as b 5sTs hs
N4" - and na,ronacr, when il required some
p, p, a., So. and he now nld not be diverted from
'~ a. ,1adnc, hs principles had marked out for
,b,T by fear or favor. He wanted nothing rom
sir,.on. and wou'd ,ta'lcSsy do his cuty To
ord the people he represented without look
. ,.r Administration for i,sapproba'On No, that
a. any, objection 10 the presen, President OF the
+ states. on the contrary, he respected h's cna
and his integrity He had been abused and ira
-,,ssiv and unius,ly, and he had his (Alr 7. s.
,6ies on that account
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-07
fnre Tnler PrfSseS.

spasiaa Ellis formerly of Virginja, has issued The
10 of new paper at St; Louis, called The '.oid
0! Democrat /; supports the present Admins.
n A new paper styled The Daily Republican,
ia, been established at New Oteans-whlch Ties
topmast the flag Fer Pres.den, Of tie l. 5 IN
J5ux TrLhR Of Virginia. subject 10 tine decision
Democratic National Convention 4 new Tyler
has been established in Philadelphia. Major
has retired from the Editorial Chair OF tie
or, and 1t is now conducted by Ar. Philips. Al
laicr's surg~st,oa, '';he Union has raised The
of "Iohn Tyler" for President, and William {
4 OF y. Y. Ter Y. T., suffice, to tie decision o.
.n,.crl,ic Eniinnal Cnnyrnilnn' :,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-07

respectfully submit, whether our Democratic
i m Georgia, M:scur, and Alabama have adopted
., means !or Organizing the General Convention
ola and Missouri have appointed their Delegates
Convention, by means Oft State C"nyen''oa.-
, labama Democratic Convention too recommends
,e Convention 10 meet On the lst Alnnaay IN De'
- next, to appoint Delegates to the Nitoha, oon'
IN, which they propose 10 meet on '"e 9'h ; ="
- 1t IS most proper, ne hutnoiy e',csNv' '''
,.,,,l, themselves 10 appoint their own Delegates
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-07

OF the Stle for tie purp'st Of having the gnaraEea Of
the State tereunto exed in conformity 10 the pro
visions of the act aforesaid will be suspended until the
proposed investigation into the aalrs OF the company
shall have been made
At The same time, beg leave To state ;urtGer, tEat
tie House of Delegates must be aware OF the Official
relations in which stand well TO the other mcnber
OF the directory, the Stockholders OF the company,
and Likewise, of the engagements under winch me
company itself stands towards its creditors, IN reier-
ence I" exchange of guaranteed bonds, for the ont
standing evidences Of is temporary debts The onsr
WILL therefore,, readily perceive, that If in responding
thus promptly to the call made upon me, should
authority no. delegated to mr., to arrest the
regular execution of the contracts OF The company
am prompted to DO so BY the respectful consideration
which due To the wishes Of the honorable body, from
which the application proceeds.
IL regard to the proposed investigation into the ali rs
Of Ibis company wi. merely suhjoin, tha. it canno
be more desired b. the House of Delegates, than II Is
by The President and Directors Of the company anu
that, when j, may take Place, will, on behalf OF the
directory and The company furnish al the information
IN my power ON every point which the inquiry may m
go!ve am, gentlemen, very respectfully,
four ohedIrnt servant,
JOSEPH c. CABELL,
p J. X. and X. Co.
| Petitions were presented and referred VIZ. BY Mr.
NEAL of citzcns cf Wood county, for n valuation ia|
| BY Mr.. TAYLOR Of The Norfolk Light Artillery Blues,
for ACT eu!hori2n. the Executive 10 exchange the
iron guns in poaseaa!on Of the company Tor an equal
numder OF brass guns:-By MIR. WALLER, OF William
Briggs Of Sussex county, praying that compensation
may be allowed him. Jaiior Of said county, for diet
ing and Keeping runaway save:-By MIR. TATEn, OF
sundry citizens Of The county of Norfolk, asking that
precinct election may be established at Syca
church, at Sycamore I'LL, in Portsmouth; parish,
in said county:-By alr D,sn OF Frederick, of Lew
Crabll, against the prayer CT the petition praying that
the old road may be reopened through the back street
in Srasburs and coua'y of Shenandoah By Mr.. CAR.
TER of I. r. X. L,,lc,on, for act 10 prohibit the
wfu propagation of wild onion or sarlck through ;he
S:n'r, by tenants or others
On motion of Mr. LErrwiou, the House adjourned
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-07
Leoislattre AeAsOn.

Ieg;sls,ure Of New York met on Tuesday last
The new Governor and Lieutenant Governor
4 be sworn INTO office. The Legislature OF Penn
ria also ne, on Tuesday, and that OF Massachn
on Wednesday ini!iatory steps oil tins last
n relation TO the strength OF parties, the filing
. vacancies 10 the Senate, and the election OF Go
~ will be very interesting.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-07
CoyGRrss-Uedalsaau's Proceedings.

In The II If Il Tie dscurs.Ye ce1ate the Bank.
rur. Bill nominaY, but really party pclernics,
continued. Mr.. Gordon (Whs) replied to .Mr Doune
(Den"cral) and Carbon reioined-and then McKeon
got the hoor--and the House adjourned
In :he Senate, the Episode about the British Tres.y
was recommended by Mr.. Wskcr-end some pretty
lio shot fired by Ernton, Rivcs and others. The two
Senator's pretty A.ily contrndctei each other until
The Chair n.rp7sed stopped further debate, and sad
The whole Of THIS quite irregular.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-07

WASHINGTON HENRY ACADEMY, Iia~o, En- CouxrY, ".
~ THIS institution, believed, has
Ia PUBLIC favor. II is situated at Li,i,ica f,u.
Richmond ucg!o;iooa ;isnaiy healthy. The
aud torug.lic ecI
the mind Of the pnp: knowledge ct principles. III. Scriptures
read daily: aud the Sabbath Hbcai instruction wi! br
pa.;, III n! The pa is Tia; bi1ni VIZ: The Principal ard
ucl Others may desire The Trustees have ecuy
considerable in ;n. m.0ia!ions
Ia. special PURPOSE at cnan2 the PRINCIPAL 10 have hi students
under his Immediate and From fifteen stu
comfortably lodged IN The .cacuy bindings
Parents ~ prefer II, obtain board Ter their private
fai les Z Convenient distance from The Ara.e!ny
TEIYs--Iic VIII tie h Ianr3rv
and c0se liz 3oii JCne lie second vi
J Jgly and clnsc the llere nlrr Iwn pubic cyam
each year. For Tuition and on, Including wa,hr.
lights, S,2a FL The scholastic ,ra pa;
close Il each session. noy '0iar. tc.ed a. hr.ro, rti
payment required above, No excerpt .o French
-S5 SESSION.
py order Of the Board of Trustees.
IRA MoEcT, a., Principal.
~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-07

Dior Richard Pollard Of Al5emarIc, has received
Unanimous nomination OF the Democratic Conven-
Iowa. sion, ~ candidate for the Senatorial DIS.
Major Pollard declares himself opposed 10 DIR.
. and pledges himself 10 support The nominee Of
Democratic Convention. He declares himself cp.
to National Bank, Protective Tariff to Internal
sements by the Fedora! Government, aud 10 the
Distribution He will visit the counties, aud adj
lie peop.s al Tie March Courts.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-07

5uANA-ii IS probable, that no u. S Senate. vii
}, c,ed at tie present session-the parties are 50
l. balanced. The House of Delegates have giver
Contested seat 10 the Democratic member from the
hes oil Stcu6en and DeKai,, by vote Of - 10 40
is nov stand, % Democrats 10 IS Wings in the
b. Of Delegates, aad 20 Democrats 10 80 Wings IN
Senate beng 4 ;,e on Joint ballot.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-07

E MrrSY CAsE.-We lay before our readers the
fnony Of Messrs Wales, (Pursers S'eward,) and
esvoort, (Lieu,enant Of the Somers,) who followed
LAIN Mackenzie $ Official Report
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-07

Married, by the Rev. Thomas kenar'ey VIM H.srEsrr OF
county If Randoph ss NAacr EARLE o The couay 81
Clarke, Virginia.
Married the 2sni ultmo, by the Rev. J<p starke M
TuM.s J. SIaBKE To- Miss SARAH JAsE, daughter OF john
iut, ieson ESD, al! Of Ellis city.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-07
ntcrunrn n.rrr.r. 1.n ,sIa

Richmond MAEkETS-Jan 6, ia.
Tor.ocn-I gle day Cf 10 i! ho-sleads al
Sao Narch.se y+ar y" mai-rai char % u
prt e. Weqao;s .u.s, :! %, leaf
81; IA urs 80 -; leaf, common, - ahd u me
ding, - aud s. good, - t: fine, G ~ -.
WlSFREE & WILLIAMSON.
CoRx-i5 cents per In he'll
WHEsT-Frcn To 10 e. cents per bi-hel.
O.rs-3J cents per bushel from wagons and depot -
WORTHAM McGRuDER co.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-07

/ RYruDlA1IoS IS ViEGisiA-We take pride IN
b. attention TO the UNANIMOUS vote on Thursday, III
House OF Delegates, in favor of the State paying
Interest on The James RIVER and Kanawha Com.
5 bonds, fof wch The State had pledged heT faith,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-07

g-pPEg AFPoMATTOX COMrASY.-at Meeting Of The
L Trsters Of the Upper Arpumatcy Company AZ Fa'n"e
on the January ie43 dividend r-e dollars per share
clared all tie New ri the Company thai has been
fuh raid for "a, able on ;se mr.. DAG Il February
:. u. MORrG:, tk uns Ttea- &. A. G.
Petersburg. Ian :, i-p. ia
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-07

LOAF SUGAR AND Isl. ENGLISH CHEESE.
IN BOXES Wool.cj'- superior Loaf Sugar,
w CASKS n;i1.:' English Cheese.
For sale by WILLIAMS iANALb.