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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-08

--Sg--ADAS.--Ihe subscriber, having comple'dn3
arrangements with the Peoples Line OF Steamboat. on U
North River aud he Railroad Companies West o. AIonMI
for running their Express for the season Of 1873 An h
vii leave eir office, No. Wal-,treet, \. T., every 9h
ing at 10 O'clock for the above named aud intefnc'ii
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-08

Persons wishing to send for their ads csn Fscsst
brought ont BY te above ship, any OF W pF
By applylng as chow. llf BIZ letter pOstt,ldi rs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-08
{: .Ay, .SEW ARRANGEMENT. - HUI
~. son and NEW YORh-Eot ifeish, and u,

III iil sou, a, forbid trusting any era % .eeos
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-08

Mps,r>. Spencer Atwood & Co, Bankers, L0ad'H'
F. W. BYme, Esq. LlyTgool,
IRELAND.
Tile Provincial Bank of Ireland and al It's branches
SCOTLAND. s,a
The city Of Glasgow Bank, payable IA AM IOWA L
land.
Fof farther par,cmlar,, apulc 10 yy.a
JOSEPH NcMtRLIAY; loo Pine 81 D.. n i''
p w. EYRNE, E5l, D Wiierco h0ag, i,,,po,l
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-08

THE CANAL MISUNDERSTANDING the three
DAYS of canal navigation down to sundown yes
rerday, seventy-six boats had cleared from the
Collectors office IL this city-thirty-one OF them
yesterday. Alb. Argus.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-08

CHANCERY, Eighth Circuit-I'he Bank
0rarstonsrs Of the Stlte Of N--York w. the Bank 81
otic- Is afeS slysn pursuant, order tn
"u OF anc~ry dated t- 2st day of F-hru4rv thai
th Hbch-r has hn duly appointed Recover OF The 5rr,
:, and Effects oil The sa,4 Bas Of Buffalo at b. oi5ar
IL Is referred 70 c the Masters this Court residing m tn
couhty Of Ens oh things 10 take aud st- an e
ea' q al n demands OF description against aid
htS OF bralo; and to enable TIE said Master 20 tx,
sa- sud account, nd general purpose ccntsrrplars, b.
t All s cfei:ors OF tf said Bank OF Buffalo ar.
ind . exhibit their accounts claims and SernaIGs .ssIr
the said Bank OF Buffalo, 20 ue Croker Esqnirp d. S
n afnS sad .eisrsncs charge Office In the civ OF
haai oF the lth tz5 OF September ne,, and become ps
70 MS SUIT and II cs.ault Ih-o they viii b. pr.c{uI.d
lIoT al benefit Of t- drcree which shall b made IN Tn,
s troIn distribution winch shall h uads uri-r ,nc d.
cree: Buffalo. March the srh 1876; 49, ~ ~ VIC
lhA A BIZ SSQM, Rec.iver OF the Bank Of Buffalo
S' -AUsAAA' iisstsf u thancszT. mhIf ttSI3
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1843-03-23
TEE ADDRESS
Democratic Republican Gomez Min to the
People Of Vwgi,aia.

0ffhe Dealocralic RepU6Zican Conrlnllln TO Tie
People Of Vtrginja.
Assembled, Fellow-C Citizens, to embo-
DIV and express the sentiments of the Re
nublican Party of Virginia, on the politi-
cal relations Of the country, we feel that
Ne should be wanting to. the sympathies
and feelings Of our constituents if we
did not preface the more formal exposl-
ton Of our principles and measures. BY
Al expression Of the sratulations which
We have iilterchanged over the recent
str,king triiiuImphs u our. party, and the
preseent happy prospect Tor the perma
hent ,asceniencY Of the long cherished
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1843-03-23

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Quarter of column for one year. s..
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No subscription will be received for less
term than six months. ~
All numications addressed to the
editor must be postpaid, TO insure
attention. fget
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-04-14

c0llIsGunlg. &c.--tbe evidences of con
ce1ltaied power and wealth unfiiendiy
10 he happiness and liberty Of The propI, ,
yet 30 dfZz!tng to them az 10 steal ava,
'her irertom and a1bslsnre by gratlf,.
log bel senses with spl, ,ndor and spor,s. .
. he bar1ulal css les Of The middle
ages pefrhed on hills, while lhe towing
nestled under lheIr beeIng overs. clear
iv declare lhe stale Of society that pre-
vailed then.
] beg your pardon for not referring 10
The cause Of temperance, or The state Of
medicine; Of he last I'm no Judge. and
oi the former, yon may have seen letter
whlrh J wrote 10 Carlisle. And as can
not write 10 all The friends have the
pleasure Of claiming, you have NV per-
mission 10 share this with them 10 auy
say you lhjDk hesl. You NAV likewise
sav 10 Them that We shall probably be ia
PaIesilne when you and they are read
ing his. having seen Greece aud Con-
anIln"ple, and on our way TO Egypr;
a0d hen, for-home
Ny kIodeSt regards 10 each member
OF your family.
AS ever, yours.
}. P. DURBiN.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-04-14
MELANCHOLY ACCIDENT.
7. P. Atkinson. Esg DanviIIe, Va.

A young lrishman, named James Fitz-
gerald, was Yesterday killed by tho noon
train 10 Nashau passing over him near
the covered bridge over the Pawtucket
Canal, bout mile from the Lowell
Mass depot. He was on The track a.
bout siA rods from the end OF the bridge,
and Of course was not seen by the eusi.
neer until the cars emerged frnm be-
meath the bridge The motion was i'm.
medlaleIy reversed-l the engineer blew
the whistle and rang the bell, but the
deceased being deal and dumb did not
hear them, and kept on The track He
was struck by the engine and carried
short distance on the switch at length
he fell on the track and the whole train
passed over him, severng one leg com.
pIeteIy from his body. lie was carried
homo TO his fathers house. where he
died in half an hour.
LoweH Courier.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-04-14
A LETTER FROM GEN. SCOTT
y" The subject nj Domestic Sfdrcyia con
nerion w III lie P,esmency

friend in this neigbborhood being
desIrous Of learning Gen. Scoti's vie ws
on the question Of slavery, the following
copy Of letter from him to ths editor
Of the DanViIIe va } Reporter has been
Transmitted rs the answer to his tGen.
Scolrs) Peonsy Ivania correspondent
It viii ProbaJ ' not give satisfaction 10
the UI'fas Of either side of the question;
but. perhaps, on this question, as on
most others, IN media tutSsimus ibis
"lhe mr5de course is The best" The
wrler is a cool Il patriotic statesman
Lancaster URion.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-04-14

LGW in Canada. 1t is stated in the
Quebec Gazette lha! harmless old man,
Serenty years Of age. was recently tried
before the Court Of General Quarter
Sessions, for shooting The vicioUs horse OF
a nelghbor. found guilty, and sentenced
10 be hanged.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-04-14
A LETTER FROM NIP nI1pplM

A LETTER FROM MR. DURBlN
A letter from The Eco J P. Dubin. D
ID President Of Difte"son College,
Carlisle, Pennsylvania, pho, haUiag
performed an extensive tour Mroggh
Europe IS nor on a pisb to Egypt and
Palestine.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-12-08
Hrnrilcs. Nrrlrcf,

The President, in his late Message recommends the
consideration OF Congress- the reimbursement OF the loss
sustained by the officers and OF the S,csm-s
Missouri destroyed by fire in the BAY Of Gibraltar
The melancholy fate OF the Grampus yet fresh in the
memory Of ALL She down her path upon the DARK
waters aud was heard OF Not soul survived
tell tho fate OF the rest. Officers and
whcmod in common destruction. "a voice OF lsmon
heard in the land; -wdows and orphans
log or their protectors because they not II there
which ought knock the hearts Of
rulers this is the Yet this
ing DcupSoguc, mentions the widows and
phsn who such by the Of God the
OF their duty lie think OF the Of the
the Missouri, because that ship had board his Minis
ter TO China; bu, farther than ihis his miserable selfish
spirit doe. expand. We feel that such hesress
Distinction OF class Of sufferers smother will call
down the exscrauon Of feeling OF all classes.
BY extending the OF the bill liiie beyond the
commentator Of the Message the passengers may be
brought in and thus Gushing remunerated for his losses
This, We have doubt, 10 the object
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-12-08
The Presidents Lessnse.

This is the smallest and most indifferent document we
have vet seen. from the smallest and indifferent
Of Presidents have We; been cursed with 1t neither
Que thing SnotSr-"neither flesh, fish, good red
herring" The "edeosthes lOsuendi." the darrhga Of
words with which he is afflicted beyond all living men,
seems have pressed him heavily than
the Of inditns this famous State Paper Instead
Of coming IN the scratch the subject OF Texas
were induced believe he would the tone of his or
gsn instead o. saving once, what he would have done
in the premises; he column so OF vague
seneraliHes-irom which learn that wars are great
scourzes that TeNa. dons Loa,ians and makes cotton
that might possibly be convenient violate the proy
sions Of solemn treaty. that John Jones had frightened
the Mexican Minisierin the belief that the United States
about seize upon Texas; and that in all probab
hlity Great Britain had the object in view! He d
a,es upon the extraordinary prosperity Of the country and
the peculiar good fortune it enjoys in having the helm
able pilot the President per The EEchequer scheme
is cgain pressed upon the consideration OF Congress aud
the President informs that body, that law law, he has
been in the habi, Of issuing Treasury notes to large
amount having therein the advantage his predeces
sor, who obliged wait for tbs slow process. legal
hing he Procecdngs BY the establishing the sub Trea.
sury He nyeighs against the abuse Of the Frankng Pri.
ge much the best part o the document BY the bye and
one which hope Congress will take early and SEN
consideration He complains, bitterly, al persons who
ore in the habit OF sending letters, SC by the same con-
vsyaEces ihat carry The mail, thereby detraudng Uncle
Sam and his repre- the President per Sc Of their
Just dues.
The Mission China, is passed rapidly po-si
be- perhaps because it thought least said, soonest
mended" that point. w, infer, however from tins Do.
cumsut that Bobs poem did tc the Bay Of Glib
rs,ur otherwise Pa would have passed suc he
noinonon. IN silence.
w would especially recommend the portion OF ibis 20
eum,n, which relates to Texas, the attention Of Mrs
CsiD.- n furnishing an keel ts for e- n,Nt .,rt,n7,
the "horrors war" We no, sure Tint tic Acct
dental Calamity has not been lately attending her lectures
When his is out, he had best unite with her, in
eonne u Lectures upon that interesting subject
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-12-08

talk OF the Democracy, at every corner. A short
Session, and re,renchment OF Expenditures Il
is excellent talk, there is denying that; hut IL
would be much better practice. But it is good
sign to hear them talking in this way lit shows
that they were pretty well scorched by the peo-
pie. last spring, tor the months session last win
ter; aud they would make the world believe they
will sin more.
We think il likely. that under the constant fire
OF the Wings. and the dread of the constituency,
they will he able 10 return home, in less than l6
weeks. But precious little thanks will be due to
them, after all.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-12-08
uARnuEn

On THURSDAY, the 10Th uhmo in Hanover ,o,r,, h, ,,
PRICE. " ~" "NAt u
To thu fair and the brave. with love they unjs
Lake the sun and the wave they meet Al nsbt
ny the nrst love boat OF the youthful heart
ny the blss N meet AMI the pain % part;
ny all that thou hast to moTtsls given,
which o. could II last shis earth "a Heaven"
IN the lsth July by thu Revd John w wooy. JOHN = -
hiN' I'l oi Columbus Miss Miss MARTHA VIRGINIA
''Dsner OF Dir William A. Winston Of cuipspsr county Va
IN Sfesn,me fiu comfy y G., inst by Oood Hoy,
- W "A e ChCMf, OF his town formerly Of
Va TO Mrs MARY T. CARRiNoToN 81 the fo,,a., n.
On the esth OF October the Catholic Church n, vl.
he krvi VI d. oRsny, Dr. DEM. n WILLIAMSON OF Wy
Galveston, Tesa. "' hsS1 o.
nok on The LIST November Reyd mr. ar,ho,
no"hL hiLDEbCRN. cf Philadelphia. 10 Miss MARTu
WillaEisburg.v Va ' ''''nsiy o!
the residence OF " Morris ESQ., III. esh Of yov,mb., -
w. NC. jas IT, frzferah Mr. GEO. w BRADLEY N r,s,
Edward to Miss kETrCRN A. r. sNIrg oS RI, ~ IoSs
W Tue Enquirer will phase eopy - NtN-tn-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-12-08
LArER rRnM MEycn.

BJ to arrival Saturday Of the New York, Hickling,
from We're Cruz have received dates the iiih inst.
from Mexico, and 18th from Vera Cruz on which day the
New York lelt.
General Santa Anna has been elected President Of The
Republic Ho lately paid visit Vcrs Cruz and remain
81 there week When the New YoJS sailed he wa Al
MANGO d. Cinva.
The pnpcrs orc engaged IN warm discussion respecting
e law prohibiting foreigners from carrying on uio retail
trade, and also the policy Santa Anna has adopted u
ordering foreigners from Tho interior.
senior Don gnaco Aas, Minister Of the General Treas
ury, died on the l0h inst.
"E Sigo XIX" " tho 10Th instant eonisins an account
Of outbreak revolution IN Scu0ra, II the depart
Of Mcdeo the Il which, for what object II
is undertaken y not stated
Santa AIMS having IN view the colonization Of the prov.
nee ofTsmsupa has granted the wild lands TO one Al.
oHander dc Got condition that introduce within
atesst 900 families either Germans Bcgisnsor swss;
suid lands TO Be divided among the C0lons who Dc.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-12-08

Thee stocks have risen 50 exactly in proper.
ton 10 each other, as to lead 10 the irresistible
conclusion, that some general cause i at work /;
aad hat cause j. 10 be found in the increasing
prosperity Of the country, arising from the pas.
sage Of the tariff. let tho old gentleman lay
ASIDE hi prcjudices, PIT his specs, and try
once again. lie will find hi. abominabo tariff
Of which be complains 50 heavily, slowly aud sure.
y reins'a'ing the prosperity Of the country, and
restoring business to It's proper level, throughout
its thousand rnmifcatOns, oil over the States. II
- to that, and not TO any taG.bill which the last
Legislature passed, that we arc indebted for the
Plesont price Of stocks.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-12-08

|. will be SEEM that after all tIeig cano the Locoioco-
have adopted this r,Ie, What will old father Abraham
say 10 th-he who is wont 10 be eloquent, and dit
fuse the subject OF Wing Inconsistency The arcu-
Of Mr. Rhett ltils singular. We would respect.
fully suggest that Anglo Saxon did so much
tor cs''es and pocriy, not by talking, but by acting
The Parliament OF Great Britain Is authority Tor any thing
bat long speeches, Of late years, al,as The mpor
he- had under consideration for year, Ca
;Aoc Emancipation, discussed and dispatched in less
than week.
Its amusing how this party eating their own
words.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-12-08
REVIEW OF THE N.pKrT n

ToBACCo-Thctc il very little coming in, and p,,c..
without material change; good manufactured escrpt,ors
are scarce and in better demand; the little new that
IN IN the loose state il quite inferior; such of IL a, su ~,
manufacturing, takenst rather advanced rates. few small
.S nave sod al 80 to et We quote old Lugs at 30 70
and D; Fine very ie otlSng) ~: New LuTs ,oo.,
1t to q Common Leaf % To Z; Good New a 10 G. Hns
Offering.
ELoCR-on Basin Bonk Il to 1 SIG
PLASTER-On Basin Bank ~ to 4 per ton
EAChANGE-on the North, per CT. prem
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-12-08

t SUBSCRIBER offers for Store Hons.
hing William Count house. capital, " bo a.
GuSin"d with the business Of merchandising DO rY 10
such an one the suhscr feels assured the present ,
"ners many Advantages It, navgabe wafer bens
within ahont two miles Of tho haapon secure, "a tl. me-
chant great ary IN transporting his sain with Gonna
iAtNry but hue cAnsS Its situation county seat
being Immediately within the Tavern and c. o.a
Ann many opportunities and Inducements community on
pHbh OCCASION also In the heart the county popu
ou neghbchod amidst aeiive ep.rprspy md pros,n.
people. generally puneual and responsible men.
The house bur viii undergo n.
painted Anew Granary erected and n,cd with m.
House. ~
\ 1au Dwelling House.
rooms suitable Tot -us family 10 had suh-erst
Any letter addressed King William house Win
receive prcmp, attention Early Application requested.
4" t-ru ". v GREGORY
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-12-08
BANK OF VIRGINIA.. Ar DNNvIILr

DE- Akn-on. the Editor OF the Danyie Rem As.n
unanimously elected President Of the Bank q y1rnla a,
DanNills. in the place o. Col. Townes resigned.
u u'" Dr. makes good Bank President a. he do.s Al.
hd'ior the sdairs of ths Bank will he ably msnasede
teTs6are fnteiiRsncsr. .'' : -
~ PAsENsrSs in the United States Mail Brig Hsv,,
sailed from Charleston, = e. on the let December Tor Ia
wanna, Cuba;
Mr. Alex. +. Taylor. Lady and children and .ery,,,,
Mrs James Lindsay from Albemurc County, Va; Mr.
Henry Alexander and Lady, cf Union, Monr,. Comfy
Va; DIR. Maupin, Lady and Mis- Wilson OF \lh.mn,. ",
Mr. L. Lindsay, Charlottesville, Va; Mis- Ro-s Niss s.
Hopkins, Miss Jener, OF BALTIMORE "
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-12-08
II FLUYANNA.--The Wing. OF this County. are re
qu'sed to meet Of the court, To form a Clay Club.
10 he Edifors Of Me TgBiz ,

II" W IIUIFVT8 TNt NJ.
Mcssra Edii,r-l think that this ought to be known
~ inc ciukens Of foWhntan couny,hat tbc Hon. Henry
LunplJn Hopkins was certain ct becoming member
o The Legislature is winter that before tie adjournment
" the last session, he wrote, b. large letters his old
seat 'lirSRY J.. HoIHSs--Se 1874" Now, Mr..
Editor mo one can deny This because saw IL with my
own cyrt-and do think, the people OF Powhalon only
Knew ih' they would never suffer ihs man become
member Of the Virginia Legislature again And take i4
occasion Of eongmtlauuR The Wings of Powha'an on the
election Of the preent delegate from that county bet.
more honest upright, hshnindcd gentleman never y.
% he is true 10 h principles, and the great cause
10 which large majority Of hefo United Stntce belong
have nothing farther to my Tor the present.
ufg.rtct.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-12-08
JUSTICE

u Would The Edilor 81 the Wing b. 20 hind ~ 10 in
form her adore what done AZ the oc0foco
me other night Rumour says there sluahbng
among the Old Hunksr- and The Chiynly about minor
m"ef 10 said that Father Abraham, Il tho Enquirer,
SAINT Dtnoun md John Lynch had the privilege over all
others II thcr fellow citizens Of the Democrat AssOca.
ion Of attending the midnight caucus. More anon.
HANOVER
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-12-08


the Hou-c. .t-smen, showing tho whole amour, OF mn,
nies which have pended upon the
improvement Of the and ksnawha River. and their
uibutarier IRON tho OF the same until the
preselt time, distinguishing FAR may ho practicable
such have been appropriated aud paid out the Public
Treasury and such hay. been paid by individual
Mr. L. stated that his Tor offering this resolution
was that the House might be better able understand
ingy on the Recommendation OF the Governors Message
Tor a farther appropriation u the lmprOvemenLl
by MIR GARNErr-That the House WILL b. Joint vote
with me Senate, ON Saturday next proceed the election
OF rnohs rnnt'n TOT one wear.
10y VIZ, nLVN-lhat tpe COMMITTEE OF Roads inquire
,n'o 'ne cApcney :" reducing the Tine now imposed by
NV on p''r0"' passing through 'on-gstos without paying
NJ NJ s .ra, -
49, 49,, a. nav y "s Nou.nluee OF Finance, IN
" - =, n.g 'e salaries OF the Clerks
Som. J;.c,ssor o h ~
-. =, ~ y" "iS P'0P'~iu"h' between MI StoNal
A. q, S,,.,.l ,L e,r,, hi, -,
~ NJ, "a 80 Ia ~ ~ - S, WHICH, NJ ''e instance
Ra,air,J Ibs, she 49,, ~" a'' - h. ~,
the Jsn,.s Rive and k,os,,b, = ,r.,s VI .usia, N
hereby in.,n,r,J 10 VOTE en- ,h o o .1'y are
inc ~, ho S,o.thoIdcr Co. ,i s y, meet
,n ,hc .o,.,.. ~ ,S oa;, ~ ~. S VI ~ PcI sent
,he p,c~,d,n, nrcc,,rs r,i n,h, s.,pl' i"oiuuils
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-12-08

vote themselves their aud the Of
agriculture.
Several sircsts had been made aud among oth,,, Mr.
baafsoc "ss supplemented for usg language 10
the national honor, IN speech witch h. delivered ON The
occasion ~ national IesiNal.-N q rDn.,.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-12-08
PETITIONS


- by Mr.; DASIrt, OF r., OF WIN. Bur&e. Principal Of
Richmond Academy for loan Of public arms for the
Of the Volunteer corps Of cadets IN that institution By
election the house OF Jesse Hall. By Mr. Edginton
ING an appropriation OF portion OF the revenue Of the sew
era counties through which the mas been located
aid OF the construction Of graded road from CaGsburg to
Wheeling. by Mr.. Blue, Tor a precinct election at the
house OF John High in Hampshire. BY Mr.. Taylor, or
citizens OF Norfolk protesting against the imposition OF
tax on State bonds and uring correction Of abuses in
Banking companies. BY Mr.. Farley, OF Isaac Adkins.
by Mr. Stephenson, OF Stacy Stevens have refunded
Militia fines. By Nj. Edmson for precinct election NJ
the house Of Stephen 7. Jackson, in Lewis county. By
Nh Bowdon OF Robert Anderson, for compensation to
the heirs ct James Anderson for revolutionary services
IS Nh Stanton, O citizens Of Brooke change uo law
regulating the granting OF Tavern License.
The rcpOrtOi the COMMITTEES of Propositions adverse 10
the petition Of samuel Howell 10 be exempted from the pc
naltes oi tile law for working Sunday. called up
Mr. CRIrz moved to orepori-a A. there were nc
cuar circumstances In the css. which justified rela xaton
Of the law
Mr. BANK, opposed the motion to reverse which was re-
jec,ed.
letter received from the President Of the James
River and kanaeha Company reply 10 the resolution
doped yeserday-sI1ng that the docume for have
been, or will be speedily furnished.
rs there was nothing before the House, Mr.. GARyf1T
moved That the resolution Offered by him in relation the
Land Money be- taken w for consideration.
Mr.. TALmrEsRo opposed the motion. lie was not ex.
acily prepared tor n, but would be- In n few DAYS
The motion 10 take up failed.
IN mouou. tIc House adjourned.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-12-08
TRUST SALE OF LAND,

y pursuance of deed of trust executed to the
subscriber by Edward w Preston wifi u r,eori in N,
"i foMsAn county, for the purpose securing
h'n 'ouii ou-r on The 1t Monday January uhat being
the Isl day % The month and tract OF Ian m nj
arly know A. the Red Lake Tavern tract.
This Land lie the RueknEhlm road about mile. belo IN.
Count House and supposed contain about sto acres tno n
l. the Tavern Establishment, a stone hnIsc g..
De s-rlaw9w GEO " v PORTER, Trustee
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-12-08
rVpyTy. Eighth CONGRESS.
MospAY. DcccuI

MoSpAY. December 5, lei3.
TIA. .pK the dsv fsed BY the Constitution for the an
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