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Sbsilsn oisfes meit ausseoebntsn qanbeS. wr
fs bsfannt ssmobt puresn. Wsbr pis $4,000
Sdas ltno al6 9sbst atteifirt mcrben, turb
bsrsn a0sinssn @sbraub, felt iDrer @inflibs
run9 in ben Ssrsni9tsn Staatem porurb bic
sbatfabe 9sssn aIs 3wsifsI bsifdtiset ,piro,
bab Srancrstb's piaen Die ibsinbar btbit mis
bsrfpenitieiten &ranPbeitsn DsiIsn, burb Die
einfabe Sbatiabe, oas fOrtwdbreno bic Gin.
9speoe ourb lie ausseleert rpsrben A; oestpsaen
it 2tlles mas bon Der SBecrie, Riel6feit ODER
praris 9efast wsresn fanm nun atsr ale
3wsifl.
Wtan faufe its in Meabin9 bs 5tiebter II.
nIeKniabt, uno i'm Qanoe bsi ben N9enten,
bic in elmer anbern Spate eisisr 3situns bss
fannt 9emabt fnb.
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-am lOten glopemt. in waIbnatcn Saun
fetip, Eriori6 Olaper, 9etoren III Der spfal5,
in Seutleblano, i'm 4ltsr pen sS Jahren.
-am T.. Sec in Bethel Saunlbip, Warla
1aiaer, i'm alter Don 40 Sabren, W'ona'
ten uno 10 Sasen.
-am Is. Sec, 9uIauna Seller, Satin bon
,aeot Seller BON 3ulpebcfen 9aunfbip bie
Ger gauutp, i'm Ulter bon 5 Sabren Dlcs
natrn uRo 10 Sa9en.
dim "a. Sec, in Olsp saunIhip, Bitttpe
&naab, in 3iemlieb bcbem Iltsr.
-am %. Dec, in oielsr Gtart, Srau Soft,
mittwe bon S1ieolaus $ott, i'm 81 ten Sabs
re ibres 1lters.
-am e5. Dec. Sobn 8app, leoisen Stanbse
i'm Nltsr bon 68 Sabren, Q Dl. uno 22 {.
-pcr einiser 3eit, 81 gcbinston III Sentues
fp, W1ibael Nuseier, frhber bon Neabin9,
i'm 57ttsn Sabre feines 2tIters.
aim s2(ten Dee., in Nihmcno 9aumIhip,
9ie Satin oes 6rn. SaSio sod, unc 9c6.
ter bon pstsr 9pedt bon Sairfelo 60, o.
-am 2Olten December, in Der Staot Nsus
Uort, im 79fsn &sbenejabre, Der 6otbnilrois
ae bann Subcis, brtter fatboli=
(6er Snhcf BON Neu Vorf. SIbof Subo.
is ,puroe seborsn in Daris uno erbielt 1887
bic prietterweibe. Wdbrenb Der frana6{tIten
Nevolution Danberte CT 1891 na6 ben Der.
Staaten aus. Sn 1894 ernannte ibn ber
gratIdbof Carroll als prsbiaer elmer 8ee
msinoe lit SrieorihfaSt, Olarplauo. 1n
1908 sruubete Ct oas D1cunt ct. Daarp's
goasailm tei gmmittstnrs, isst cine Der
tlhbenptten literarifhcn Snltituricnen in iins
fern &amce. SIM namliebsn Sabre muroe ibm
bic &eituns elmer @smeinftbaft relistIer Srau
enaimmer gu ct Sofepb ibertrasen, nstete
ben gntl6lu6 ssfaBt battsn fd Dem 9ienfs
Gottes unb Der Nrment um &cttes WiIlen,
~ rpiomen; ss tparen anfanslid NUT orei c'
Der pier. Oies @snfforn par Si16of Ou.
boie ermanut 3u pfansem unb 3u pfesen, uno
rpie ,nie fsinsm golIesum, lebte Ct lanse se'
mug um &c III einsm Baum beranpahfen 3u
5sbsn, Der fene 3peise iibsr alle sbeile oes
{anbes berbreitst-bsnn rper bat Don 2Dais
ZEN, umb niett BON ben "barmber5isenS6wes
,frn" settrt! 6anucs. So;stts.
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Srllfenz z0eleQl0Qft.

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fen GGsllIhaft ,psroen biermit benaebriebtis
get, pab ibrs jdbrlibe wabl fir Seamtea,
bic fir oas anfansenre Sabr 5u bienen baten,
tfatt fnoen ipiro, auf Sretas ben l5ten So
nuar ls4s, nm 10 ltbr 9ormittaas, am
@aftbauIe BON Sobn s. Olcbr i'll Dchrss
pae. milliam r1enseL Sefrstdr.
81. 9. 9ie Nussabe Don gontraften fir
DaI1truns Der Wrbreoille Srife bem Sabr
! m,ro am Saitbauie BON Sobn s. Wctr. am
l4ten Sanuar ls43 fatt fnren. alle sper.
fcneu, ,pelebe bic Bride beim Sabr 5m baben
wtnleben fno erfuht fir ben 3psf bci5us
wobnen neil nadb eem obisen Datum feIne
eontratte far bas anfansenoe Sahr mebr
semadt werbsn.
Wobrsile, Dec. 90. 4m.
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Dr. G. @D. S0erblin's
Slutretni9en0e Dtllen,

Slutretn 9en0e ptuen,
9ie Gebiu oer @taof nem Porr felt mehS
rem q eabren, burb ibre pcr5hsliebe Shte, tes
Der leipenben menfbbeit ein 70 bobes, ,pobls
peroentes unIsben erDcrben baben, oaB lb'
nen beute ale anosre 81 II en- unp Oleol5is
nen, Die ,ur qBeperbwfeIInns per @elnnobsit
sebrau6t wsroen, ,pstt nabteten, haben audi
ibre GrIdeinuna in bieIem Staat eemaett,
,llo s,par in SssleiellMs Oieler anselebener
3snsnlTs ibrc ausseSsibnste 5si!frafts be-
ttdti9enD. -
Serr Sd,crolin III Elm BON rer pariier
uniperfttat srapairtsr Octtor, uno tanu
oaber init Den pielsn QuafIalbern nnb
marftfttreiern bic in oen 3eitun9en ibre l1o'
itrums 70 bod preiiem lltn Elm leihtslaus
bises Dutlipun gu betb6rsm eeincewese pers
alicben wercen. 9as lBere muB pt Wef
iter loben.
Sur ben Serfauf I'M @rc6en uno 8lelneit
1T ltnterseibuetsr als Seneral aaent
fur pennIplOanien an9eitellf fpcroeh
NIT benz 6eebte llntersSlsenten 81 ernsnlleh.
Sir Inter. Nsennbaft meloe man llfp oas
BET in pcrtcfreien SGneben, an
@. fap. Daaner
Neapin9, penn'a.
S(einpcrfauf in Neaoin9 bel '1Stffwe
Garab Morris mno Bel 6rn. Sticpter u:
t1IeHniabt- preis elmer Sebahtel lSeFt
mir 36 Diaen % Gents.
Weaeina ben 90. Ssrt. ts.
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Sebr ipDblfeii.

@utsS Srisfpapier, ;u 10 Sent baS Sub.
8ocleap DO. l24 DO.
CUTE Sbreibfsosrn su 25 oa6 100
Sbwar;e, blaue uno rotbe Sbrsibbinte.
Sleifsbsrn, gew6bnlide uno anbers.
@opisrs uno YabsSubsr.
Comic UImenabs, Ssmperenee DO. Ste:
Der Sibsr &C., sum 8erfauf bei :. .. gams
BERT ndbite sbdr gum eclons Sussl Stobr.
GeabinQ, 9ecember 27.
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Sn Sapannab puroen am Is. 9eeembe,
bic erifsn friIben Sbdb psrfauft.
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Seritberun9 9e9en S6ooen ooer Serluit
bmrcb eSemer.
Trelbrief immerDabrenH.
Die 5prinss6aroen Derfderunsss6es
fellfbaft BON pbiIaoeIpbia,

Die 9prinss6aroen DerGberunsss6es
tellfbaft Don pbilaoelpbia,
Oia6t Serftberuu9, ent,peper fir cine
3eitlaus coer fir lmmsrpabrsno, sesen Sers
lutte ober Stbaren bureb Seuer in Oct
Stabt unb auf Dem eanbe, an 5duIern,
Scteuern unr 9ebdnpsn aler Dirt; an 6aues
aerdtbc, Eauflnannsstttern pferpen, Ninos
pieb, Nferbauer,susniGe, gommsreielIe uuo
SabrifsStcfs rnp 8erdtbI6aften bon jsoer
Senennuns Sdiffcn uno oersu >aouns i'm
6afeh Iowobl ais WortsdtIebes uno @runo
8entsl1 unter ben 96hlt sanifisiten Serins
9un9en.
Olit Seluebs fir Ser(thsruns (Snluranes)
in Serfs gauntp, oaer fir eini9e Seebruns
hber bieIen @s9enitanp, ,penpe man ih pers
i6nlicb ODER oure5 Sriefe al Jobn 9. His
baros, Ns6ts Qnwalt, Orgdcrei cesSerts
uno Shuplfia Soarnals, 0sabiuM pa.
1Aertom dArdatehaeL preitpsnt.
4. Rrumbbaar Setretdr.
9ireftors:
W1crtcn Wcmlbael, Charles Gtctes,
ScIepb Bpoo, lrebibalp 3Drisbt
50. s. $asuercnne, Samuel Soipnlenc,
elijab 0allet, 81. qB. pcnrcp,
ebarlss 1B. 9etreiuer.
Neabn9, Slcpemter 1. tp.
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Ssacbricbt.
g. g. Dnn1t. HeCbtsampa(t,

iif na6 &saSin9 Surlif9efsbrt uno bat rpisbers
am anssfan9en bic @efese Su praftsirsn.-@r
1T fcrtwdbrenb ansutrsfTen in Der 2fmtsifnbe
BON 6co. o. Barclay, @sq, in Der ncrc
stem Strass, ben tfsntntlib @ebduoen 9s9sns
ilber.
Meobina, Sanuar 3, ls43. 3W2.
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Die aasemeine T3abI fallt ben 10. Oetobsr
Spnrtem tit 2ancaifcr.
Den 16. Sanuar, ben II. NpriI 2l. 9tu9uif
unb Den gotten Hopsmber.
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Serfs SanntD Ss.

.,,,zss, Die Nepublif BON Ysnnfplvanisn an
tSlXW@&a bic @rben uno rebtmdiltgen 9te>
SSSMMs prsientanten bes oerlfcrbenen
TS philip ultenoerfer, 8rsiialIs,
lestbin bon Gibmonb Saunibp,
Serfs @auntp, 6rtiseno.
Sa bur6 etnen -Jnaueit, Defenders fir eies
fen 3,psf erlaubt purb bic Waiiencourt bon
Serfa Sauntp, baS lie9snbe @i9sntbum be6 err
fa9ten philip Nltenoerfcr init ems ab9es
ibdst pnrbe, fir Die @umme BON Gin Souz
tenp unS 9rei 6unoert Sbaler, 9sisslibe6 @slb.
llno ba neun bon ben @rben BED eridaten 8erz
lfprbenen DOR Der Scurt sricbiener, beim Gin>
bringen Der &sauittion, um ooS oarin benanns
te lie9enpe @i9entbum sum ab9eibdeten Q6srs
tbe ansunsbmsn, unb cine Ne9sl bemli9t murs
Dc fur fdmmtli6e @rben unb rsbtmdflt9e &e>
preientanten 6es eria9ten 8eritcrbenen, am Is
ten Gage i'm Hopenlber, II. .. 1842, por Der
Sourt gu eribeinen um Die Nhnabme beS ers
fa9ten lie9enben @i9entbum6 gum ob9eibdgtsn
QSertbe Su 9enebm9sn ODER ~ ssrrpe9ern uno
inpem bs5 ribt9 burb erfd9te &s9el ermiefsn
unb publitirt muroe, in elmer en9llben unb ei>
ner ceutfben 3eitun9, bic in eria9ter @auntp
publiert tperoen &c. 70 bat bic erfa9te Court auf
Nniubsn BON Benjamin Ultenoerfer, eis
nem Der Srioer SeS srfa9tsn 8srifcrbenen cine
&e9el erlaubt fir ale @rbsn unb rsd)tmd1li9sn
&epreientanten ces srfa9tsn 8sriforbsnen, por
Der ndtbifen all9emsinen Baifeneourt, ju srs
fbeinen, wslte ju Neaoin9, in uno fir srfd9te
@auntp, 9ebalten weroen miro, am 6tsn nddbs
fen Sanuor 1S43, ulr 10 llBr G6rmittags, an
jsnem Gage um llriabsn ansu9ebsn uarum
eas eria9te @i9entbum nibt eem Gsfss 9emdb
perfauft meresn foae.
NuS Den llrfunben
James Tonasan, Stbretber.
Eeaoina, December l3. Am.
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December 90.
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3isarren uno Sbnupf-gabaf,
bon isbsr 9(rt, gum 1srfauf bs Z. D.gams
bert, nabfts sbir su O'Srians Stcbr.
Nsatina, Tseember 27.
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9 Il r It G It

Bon jsbsr Nrt uno ebsnio Sbub,pibie unb
Ofnfbwarys gum 8erfauf bel !. .. ge,ns
bert, ndbfs Sbir jur scIbnsn Susel
&saeina, 9eesmtsr 81.
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D1an foa nidt ilete fasen, mas man bsnft,
tpcbl ater itcte benfsn, mas man Iast.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-01-02
MIR. CLAY 1N NEW nn1r,va

The reception Of Mr.. Clay in New Orleans bos bee,
Of the enthusiastic description, ecp,ng far Al, nrs
eedng exhibitions in the Inc and joined in bv friend
and foe, proves the nationality Of his fame and HE i'm
influence the imagnatons Of IN. Coun,rymcu.
paro alone excepted, whoso presence would have c,l.d
forth equal intcnsyof popular warmth.
We quote from the Bee, but arc compellt5 much q,
bridge is animated representation Il very brilliant scenes
MR. CLAI's RECEPTION.
The reception OF IESEY CLAY connot be- s.sc,;h.d 4,
language adequate to convey any proper idea Of M ,en
splsndor The military pageant. IN, civic ,ro.
ceson, the banner, the devices, the equipage the MON,
beTs who accompanied the corege might be painted L ,h
poets pen, brought within the compass II figure R,,
who throw the the onthu-asn that made the
mir yocaho stunned the wclkin with ~ rapurou din
The Subcommittee despatched to accompany VI, CIV
10 New Orleans, met him Governor IouSsoN', bri,,
bic abode, about 30 miles above the city, Wednsav .,
| o'clock. AZ about midnight they got board a. A..
LHda; after Mr. GAYS having received the hearty gre,
ings ot the people u tho parish of Ascension w r,,
in companies u and Of tyycntics honor feo
who Ind oddcd iusire 10 the American name Tbc
steamboat ambassador, which happened % be- v,iJ, J.
few lengths u The LRdd when she landed % receive NJ.
CAV also rounded to- and TIE committee with their ,
charge embarked amid the hisR ~ cannon from ,
two vessels and the shop At Donadsonyillc and OLE,
towns the Lada was s,uiod by sayos Of suery Al IN
ooloci on vustordqy morning. -le and tho Ia61ssado
ed q ,r, arrived a. Cauoon, where the citizens wei
coined M. CLAY, Joy firing cannon and smaller arms.
Who com<it TO paper the that witnessed
few miles be/w Csnollton, when the Luda was met Ly
the proces.io Steamboats, that convey her 10 iis
city. An exhibition more remarkable for sublimy or Gnu
" could have been imagined. lie novelty scarcely
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-01-02

FRIDAY, Dec. 30, lS32
On motion Of Mr. PAYNE, leave was given to bring in
DILL concerning me Schoo! Fond Of Fluvanna county.
On motion Of Mr. KDwELt, the report of the committee
Of Courts OF Justice against the petition Of jacob Kearns
for divorce from has wife was taken nm
Mr.. hfDwELL moved 10 the decision of the Com
miitcc, es 10 declare the petition reasonable
This motion was supported by Mcssrg. Kidwell Left
wien, Keen and Brown Of p and opposed by Mes.rs
aierro Daniel and TavenneF after which, the question was
put, nni the House reversed tho decision of the commune
and bill for divorce was ordered TO he broleh, in
On motion OF Mr. BASAL the report OF the committee
OF Courts OF Justice against the petition Of Amanda
yard fora divorce from her husband was taken I'D and Mr.
moved to amend the report 70 declare the
reasonable.
After few remarks from Mr. Basel In favor and y Mr.
Daniel against the motion neRnved, and report
Of the committee agreed 10.
On motion Of Mr.. Daniel
RssoIred, That tho Committee Of Courts of Justice be
instructed TO inquire into the eHpedicncy IT auong and
directing the payment ont any monies In the Treasury
amount OF Judgement recently obtained against the Com.
monweath by VIM. LAMBERT Administrator Of Valentine
Thomas Dalton. deed, viii interest according to the terms
OF snd Judgement
On motion Of Mr. Brooke
Resolrsd, That the committee of Finance nouito into
the eNpedency Of amending the license laws Of this
Commonwealth extend the restriction now inpo-o
country merchants rellng ardent spirits merchants
retailing the same within The cOrporsted of the Com.
nonwealth.
Mr.. DASnL prcscnicd the petition Of Rch'd y. Snnxay.
embracing proposition print the rcyi-a Of the criminal
laws
The SPEAKER laid before the House a communication
feriners Bank Also, communication from him, relative
10 weights and mensurts from the Federal Government.
On motion Of Mr.. Lt,Es, OF A.,
The House adjourned
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-01-02

Ihe Nsistieas Of Leesloeo OpiHisns.-Circumstsnce
set cases. says the old sdsyc, and the oco< always mako
circumstances and cases correspond far possible AZ
yer ns nomination Of Gen. Harrison for the Presidency by
inc Harrisburg Convention in 1879. full burt Of taun.
az form ICON The Isocofoco prcss--aimed principally IL
the friends s Mr. Clay. yielding up ihrr far
'na' distinguished individual lie the num- said the
Spposiaon papets-Such President Henry Clay would
oc an hon"r to the county, &C. &C. Indeed nj that tim,
one might almost have thought that Mr. Clay would have
n = iaign portion OF tho Locofoco vote. But nos,
'nis distinguished individual Is really the Wing cam
We hear quite another story. different medium |,
49, onghanother sort Of specs seems To be placed o.,
VII Loeoioeo nose--and Henry Clay very bad man
dangerous and intriguing charucter-and besides
ne people TO talk Of Prcsd. long before the election
& s ihis We presume from oppone uts ou, Of
P"'e 'oee ior the country and very in politics.
INafioaal For.,r
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-01-02


a communication FROM the % Auditor in reply o, n
resolution relating to the Unworthy was received ard
read
PETnioys.
by Nr. BLur Of citizens of IIanrnshre for
Relief Law Nr. u. bore testimony o. the lgt standing
ond responsibility Of the peioners by Mr. Deskins Of
citizens Of Floyd, asking repeal Of the law establishing
precincts in said county.
Mr.. PowrLt, Of A.. offered the following resolution;
Resoired That the Committee on Banks be- Instructed
10 bring In bill TO protect tho Banksof this
against brokers.
Nr. p o,ed lint tho resolution lie on tho table for the
present but be gave notice that he would call il up il
the Committee Stay Laws did not recommend such re-
net measures A. his constituents expected the hands Of
the Legislaiuc.
Mr.. ktESE offered the following:
Resored, That the Committee Of Finance he instructed
70 inquire into tho eTpodency Of taxing horses at three
years old instead oi when oaed and tina, said Committee
also inquire into the expodency a faxing negroes under
~ years Of age. Laid on the table.
There being farther business before the House. Mr.
CowAN moved an adjournment Lost without a division.
A pause Of minutes ensued, when Mr.. Miller Of
H. moved - ndOurn Again lost--ayes IA, noes 35-no
quorum.
Another pause and signs q n breeze.
hr. NckT observed les than quoruai .r'f do
nothing but adjourn, he moved an adjournment
Mr.. ssIfH Il T., called for tho ayes and noes.
Mr.. TAIfEEso remarked that no should vote aye-lst
because there was quonmand %, because there was
no business,
Adjournment, was earhed--ayes 81, aces %,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-01-02

ThcRichmond Enquirer publishes a communication from
FLAMES Ball, Of Rockingham" in favor ola Stay Law
We do not know W. James Ball. but feel at liberty to
state, that very fcw Of the people Of Rockingham would be
gradicd At the passage Of any thing like shy Law.
Our people are honos aud although they may suffer by be-
ing obliged TO meet engagements this juncurc yet they
prefer meeting responsibilities like men, deerment Of
the evil day. We do not think with Mr. James Ball. that
such vast advantages after all will grow Of the passage Of
such act on the contrary il will make worse in
yolvng additional cost pcrpextcs and troubles debtors
Besides, who can shy that times will change for ,ho better
for twelve month 10 come No, the honest upright
people Of Rockingham will up the scratch. "od
der or no fodder" And take the responsibility Of say.
ing them, that they are opposed to Stay Laws TO Bank
rupt Act, and 10 repudauon Of just obligations in all their
FORMS They desire legislative nterposon to relieve
them Of the consequences Of their obligsions. Rocking
ham Is as just, as honest and hsh.minded as she IL de-
overwhelmingly Register,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-01-02
RAPPAHANNOCK ACADEMY.

again on the 10th Jsnuary. under the care Of ~, b.,
- T. iaiiEhRo The Principal SECURE IN Tho s,
dents resorng here advantage the WAY Of Fbc. ~
not ony procured the continued Mr. J..rs
gentleman VI long experience rr,,tion n,ss
r hui also OF second Assistant opening of The snsI
W WV ensuing
Adseded effort 10 give satisfaction, Boar and T,,i, I
been madesnd We confidently beley. In, been o 80
ess as to lay strong elans public ami
IDS trustees feel confident that the health and
culture o r pupils Will receive careful a,n,on
o'oush instruction will be given in Greek French Mahe
ah Natural PHILOSOPHY and all the IN to,
finished Education The Institution possesses Lrr. ,nI ,,cu "a
reed Library To which the boys There win he ion,
illumination durug the and Quarterly Circulars sent 10 The
H or Guardian OF each boy giving his standing
o inc last three months Apart nom the
We think the peculiar healine of m on-
edits separation from Ill hauns dissipation ard van,
Of '.asagancc dress the
,Ssry many advantages other both in tow a,d
county, which should ma ,n,o,.
parents In Consequence OF the times m. ,,
ana iulon have been reduced $3.50 with an Al
dional charge OF S. bedding The rb,-s q. .s
tuition OF ayschoars $50 No will be received
for les time than Of five Will anv
deduction be made in favour OF delaying come ,ehooI
the opening OF the Term An Board must he p,d
haannay IN advance according standing r-ruons
OF the Academy. NITIT,W -oH'
IN 3-ckd2awim Chairman of ia. Ro,n, =, T.-..'.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-01-02
The Medical society AZ v,rg,,,,.

"e Mcdtcoi socKety Of vlrgfnin.
Nv meeting OF this Society," held on the aist of D.c.r,
1919: WV 'fpo'e" '"' tue year
sosERrw. HAxALI., NJ. D., President;
a. rArIr'cS. NJ D.. sK. Vice President;
SOCRATES MArris, VI. D.. Jr. Vice President,
RICHARD G. ANBLsR. NJ. d. Reco,dins s.cr.,.,x
fnrDrGe MARX, NJ. D., Cor. Secretary;
JAMES BoLroS, NJ. D., Treasurer;
GEORGE G. MisoR, NJ. d.. Librarian.
al inc same meeting the following gentlemen w.,.
'ee'sa Honorary Members Of the Society,
N X. SMITH. NJ. D., Of Baltimore;
Kroessor GEppIses, of Charleston;
W. w. GERHARD. NJ d., OF PHILADELPHIA.
ht~n w. Cn.NsrRLAYSr, NJ d., of Richm,nd
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JudeiOus friends OF the President of the Bank Va
regret the character Of the articles with which the paper.
OF the have eeIcd his behalf within the last (, "a day-
Tho writer of this would be unwilling 10 believe thar DIR RIO,
kenbrough influenced these articles TO be published for i,
any cause supported sshis is There be-
eSe That majority OF the sto khoiders of the Bank of Va
MINK ey Will best save what OF their property by
placing its management other hands. TIL.
Is IN the Inst instance invoked deVuvo Governor
the appointment OF majority of the Directors and this fail
ing anonymous writers take the field prejudice the pub
nc mnd by assembling those who own
vocaie change OF Direction. Who IL this C. T. VIM
loudly calls eff the curtain expose the wire
workers, &cl Let him tell who he il or he will ex
ms Tor thinking that who is liberal in the ascrp
ton OF unworthy motives Judges from his own bosom and
incapable OF approaching those which govern men of char
and worth. IL is known that the opposition 10 the
sent President has existed the loss OF the institution
early in 1910; that he barely reelected ~ months
that the parties supposed be alluded to- in the sever.
communications which have appeared opposed TO his
continuance the head the Bank have been so for
raj years yet faretched motive for their opposition
Jured IN the circumstance gentleman having been
spoken OF within few weeks past Office Of Cashier
should become vacant by the election the present Cash
Ter to the ohce OF President who happens be relation
OF OF them, gentleman admitted 10 have high oun
cations tor the trust, and who il known this comu
nifty at least, circumstanced until within few
months past that he could previously been Thought
OF IN any quarter for the office. All looks too much
| like n last card 10 answer the purpose designed
In conclusion the writer would suggest that would be
becoming IN the friends Of present President TO
but little about unrng eJrts and being busy in procu
ring ProNesBat for the efforts friends and the Proxies
procured by them. that gentleman could not have
in the office he holds the present time So far euch
have been chiefly on that side.
a STOCKHOLDERS
Editors who have published the pieces signed c. r. ~
and w. will please insert this
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comb $500 - Saughier OF Austin Lps
on THURSDAY, December ed at Sweet Han Kin, ,vr, .
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