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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-28
STAND CORRECTED

The Jefsrsou,lo TIC organ ol che AlJs-uaro Demor-s
cy dens- tat I,.-r Gri,f end Gordon bod .lny thing
do with the Democratic meeting held AZ ssf fAI5snsra
Court"
Wen. II. Jsg,-soa,sa We Will take your word for it,
Il vas bot conjecture f. osasuou Tor isl
chsrys.
The "privs'e intelligence" spoksn Of boy ae Wing wal.
boHa fds. Whether accura'e inaccurate, rs 10 only re-
ferss that -e.lsH n tho Loco Fyc.~ which, whether
f1s, De- 0f emo lsHs, 5J.tsst tJ enquire
The the division ri che casJ and fni.-ca1od
"DemOcracy." b. n fls least pD-,e moment " rIgnihes
Ton. We would ride from hero AID.usfe o. bnng
about split wing union ~ ile one thing needed, and
that secured 10 si hs ret sasy certain and ncyi
bic Boo l-H. Unr then Wiling O. throw tho reius
u L,c9 F0csiam. After Inst Apollo hun'.f will re-.
hs csr and e,rcet se ni-le r ignorance rash1es
end Incompetence.
Lettle Jsfsr.onau ro' s1py1se Tor moment thar We
tie "Dernyersny" ~ fell ssIul,r. Were We entitled
'os preference 1 us mrrer v,sd rather ds'ire they
should Keep Hydro uHe- 1 BE- hssd- fst s b.,w de-.
ussi 10 1884, ~ dsspIfea oa,, might ds.g1eh aH
We Ere get o. .Irl h,0 or ~hee, the Wing aa,niy 10
1910, u 20 s's a1d I5DrJJ men, r. diminished by
ts drsiu a sus number n recruits q W. Tyler. We
believe tns crest n1Iyry o. be- suI rYgsfti tre--ory
"b5Hz their t1s"Nsin1z imy1nslty for iie OpyDrtI.
ufy % .t-sc tss hHa and decisive blow. Believing THE
o. We d.. Ds' sincerely cod enthusiastically, CEN 1csr
with greet Philosophy, re airs n t,se "dfesed in fte
brief sutory" afd Boo effect nsapag me g,wers Of o..
ysfnmsn by DC siI ~ frosis suI agsinst tfs do.
e1red will u te American pcocs. We cen bear IL phio.
sophieay, because klyw Is DESTINED - be- ofsort do.
ration, and that ts fact approaching Vhsn the sss
yof tie People will bc more aifsnfd end pyongaey
whipped bach is native den.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-28
To N, Editor N The JE,big.

Notwithstanding the unjust and shameless Geuymandcr.
ing Of the Sate of which just would be and those
claiming be gentlemen ought To be ushamed) 10y which
Richmond sought be DISTINGUISHED and Mr.. Bolts Is
sought elected from the post in which he has acquired
much credit for himself and honor for the District which
elected him. by the fearless and manly which he has
purzucd the hope Of many that he will nevertheless be
candidate for the District present arrangcd - 10
be hoped that there is s sufficient Of justice and
spirit pl mugnnnimy among the people Of Hanover, Lou
i.a Cpochland Poyyatan and Chez crield rcbukc by
the election Of Mr. Butts, the representatives, OF those
counties for the given by them IN the dirty rok Of
Irgi-lang against individual Should this however,
not be- the case would afford the Wings Of Louisa aud
We expect VI the District, much pleasure hear the Ger
ryand,rer- dashed Mr.. Bolts lash them, 10 take
him by the hand and thank him for the rm manly and eff
cenl support he has given 10 Wing principles aud Wing
measures.
A. Tor the wings OF Lousu with the exceptions Of some
half dozen "lar weather Jacks who have the minority
phoba) they uc the they have ever been,
ready Z, stand by tho flag Of their principles in sunshine
and IN storms in the "blc aud the brcczo' strike II they
will not and 4 sink they must they will sink with that flag
still Hying az the mast head. We hope that Mr.. Bolts will
come amongst u.s. and 1t cannot promise him victory,
gc will stand by him 10 the last LOUISA WING.
r. s. The Grandson should have added Louisa 70 the Bed
ford aud Madison Districts would have ensured his election
~ II wsud have delighted the Wings 10 have assisted hc
Loco Foco friends IN making his eyoxceency an cHhon
orablo II he has done that for himself already.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-28

In the better DAYS Of Republic such sentiments would
have received every where the most decisive ePfoosuo
and rejoice say that there arc yet Se'nelen,
and PATRIOTISM them to be branded ne
in every respect aud especially fitted TO impair and destroy
the National Credit IL but last week young Snd eo
quen Sensor from Delaware repelsd with proper sp'
,he innu,aron. which some foreign hheers have attempt
ed TO throw upon the elsius Of Federal Government
10 honor and integrity its financial dealings Every wou
of his p,ncyrc upon the and the present good sth OF
the Uuited Stscs Every intelligent foreSnet
knows IL y be true.
But TIN. boast will longer DC II tho Senatorial de-
elarions have entoncd shall be approved by any con-
norton OF the American People. And what must
be the inevitable effect Of eu Standing alone even as eh
prcssions uttered publicly in the Capitol II WIZ De pro
claimed on the Stock Exchange OF London, Pans and Am
st.ra and echoed throughout Europe, that the leaders
OF a great and powerful patymen prominent by stAnoh
and influence, and talents IN the United Staes-oPeny
advocate advance the repudiaton OF the bonds OF TINS
Government even should they be issued under law OF the
Union and should the highest Judicial Tribunal declare the
law be constituonal' There necessity for dpie
ing such statement rumpeicd IN the
money markets OF the world. Every man can imagine
them for himself fatal blow il aimed at the credit and
honor OF the whole Unon Nothing avert but strong
PROTEST BY the American People against all such doctrines
and sentiments Let be imagined that wnte iron
morbid scnsbiity tins subject express the feelings OF
every Wing whom have conNersed, and who lisien-
ed to these pcserous declarations. Let the Wing press
throughout country speak and eonsgn them TO the OK
ccrnton they deserve!
have purposely avoided noticing the rmors which arc
so frequently afioat Washington, about Iaoinet
changes and appointments abroad These stories var
from and probably the uncertainty about them
owing want OF decision on the par,
Of Premier whose resignation OF his present post Will
be essential anccedcni To that rc organization OF the
Cabinet which the President and the Guard desire II Is
now stated that after the third OF March, MI. wen
stcr will Mr. Cushing; but whether the latter
will % into the State or Treasury Department appears
TO be undetermined The reports that assign Mr. use TO
the place OF Minister the Court OF 81 Cloud want
confirmation. There will perhaps be something certain 10
communicate in regard these matters before the session
closes. > VI =.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-28
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

MONDAY fchs Atiut loA3s
Mr. LEAxr u c.. moved % tlko mp the bill 10 reduce
the expenses Of the Legislative department Of the
mCnL
Mr. sroyALr was opposed to taking up bills on, Of their
order,
Mr. LfAKt said the bill proposed to reduce members pay
~ 81 day after the 5jtn day Of the session. To-day
was t.t dny-lnd unlcss the House accd now, The bill
could have lul effect. And he should consider TIC vote
On now t1krg up dcnong the intention 1t the House
~ carry out the proposed rctrenchment.
Mr. Brown Of r., could consent 70 depart from inc
regular order % take up any and every bill, which any
gentleman might deem Of great importance and when
others might consider Of very questionable propneV'
Mr. CowAN wished the vote taking W y be tes'
vote, aud 20 that end he called the ayes and noes Unes
rccnchmcut commenced in this House. II would nj ogn
az a'l. r,-
Mr. CprrcuFitu said hs this debste wts proof OF the
inproprcty Of departing from the regular order Of proceed.
inc: and q entertaining tons 20 take up bills out Of
,eir order lie hoped the House would refuse this motion,
All 90 on with the bills they stood the docket.
This would be reached in due season.
Mr. BASEL called the previous queston-which was
ordered.
The House refused to take up; ayes 81, noes 81.
The bill changing the time u accounting for the taxes
on Licenses merchants and others called up by Mr.
Randolph.
The dth Section Of the Bill provides that the Sheni'
shall pay tho merchant Ice into the Treasury by
the 5th Of Unsupported the amount Of that "a shall not
] exceed dollars,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-28
cor. GLLMRR IND TENS

L. We regret hear through the Charlottesville Advo-
cate. that the health OF Gov Gcr is seriously affected
and that he has be carried Congress in carriage.
BY the way the Valley Star contains letter from Mr..
Glmer expressing the confident opinion that Texas will
be annexed To this Union the hope that may, and Au-
snowy, wholly chimerca. favor Of that danger
project.
Gov. Gincr thinks that from the 81. Lawrence the
Gulf OF MeNco tsO thoHsaai -Ies, and from the Atlantic
the Pacific Ocean, three thousand MILES and more,
territory enough for IL millions OF people, This quite
the superficial Of Europe which contains 200
millions OF PeOple-buii is six times the
suPcrcies OF China, which contains $50 millions. Not
enough, however, for IL millions OF Americans! The Co
Democa, too and the definition Of Democracy
that the territory shall be small s the people may
together and pass the laws. Democrat did sayl
We beg pardon-"cVery inch a Whig'
We for coantrys sake and hsppiness-ior her
scheme about renewed. Of annexing Texas, which
already bosed Territory will be frowned down by the UNI
versa People. union resting terminus the Pacific
Ocean, another Mexico, third New Brunswick
and the Atlantic could hold together for SIX months.
Il would euImble pieces by weight, and
whem all Its Or. If kept consolidated, II
could only be by the agency OF despouc principle,
which would bury the liberty and happiness OF the Amer-
can People IN common grave. We wish Gov. Gimcr
speedy restoration healt but hope that neither h.,
the infant Just born. will live this desperate
scheme coasummated.
We OF the argument which will be addaSscd
Southern We demonstrate It's faliaciousneSS
and will do 50 at the fitting ulne.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-28


The declarations Of Mr.. McDufie 10 which called ,b
attention Of your readers yesterday have attracted much
notice in sociul s1d political circles. After oil We have
and experienced u the unous policy and doc,rin,
oi adversIri.s perhsps u reasonable 10 feel sur
Prise ~ any thing. yet these declarations are 90 much
w0fso Than any winch had previously been pfymu gated
from the Senate that the mind y shocked and asougds
Let ask you again 10 read what Mr. McDufe sid viii
special emphasis:th,t, u Boz the u Time be- com.
plancc with public opinion the assent VI Congress should
BE- gwen 70 ro direct indirect assumption VI the State
Dslts by The General Government 90 The creation Il
S0cs tor distribution u equs Proportions among utc.
hets Of the UHOnii United States bonds issued tor
such purpIsssii che public faith pledged under oil
tie loa snd sanctions Of Legislative enactment he End ha
friends would MT consider the Government bound
deem them. They would oppose the payment q such
b1nds "a every fOua By which their could oporuiS
aEhia them. They would repudiste-nullhy-dO any
mag and every thing render the u Congress
ey snea tn u gst, utterly unayaing, either 10 the
dfs o. 70 Che udsbtod States. They would tell The band
hoae-the bona hde bond hoder-thst the bond la hi,
hsnds. given BY The Governments u this Unon under the
scun lufhouy Of CJnggess, worib rush. ani that
ths SUN q b9re upon s face would never be paid
Tosc opinions add dctorninat0ns arc openly responded
toby hcss Calhoun Walker and Allen and are understood
% be agreed - BY their polucs assoeistss IN Congress
and have received the mOst complete endorsement Of the
Go5s.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-28

ton in the Downs. intercept the Of the Thames
and 90 Scott free, because he has hoisted the Ascan
lcursf
Such the legitimate results OF the denial Of the mt
tusl right Of visit Of Peace results too monstrous
TO he borne. and which demonstrate the high aud humane
necessity for the Of the right. Far from infrns
ing the Liberty OF the Seas this right indispensable
secure the safety of the Seas and OF their liberty
Tho fair and peaceful trader will be injured BY it
The lawleSs trader and the Pirate need only fear it,
Against them only is directed. TAey, doubt not, will
be highly nccnscd against Sir Robert Peel and the Shaver
the Aeaneoas in the Indian Ocean, and the
West Indies, will declam in 'good terms against the
tyranny OF England in freeing the from hcm but that
civilization and humanity should oppose themselves they
have done in France and partially in this county, pn
epe 50 obviously necessary, undeniaby humane
indispensable for the protection OF life property on
High Seas, docs to most remarkable aud only
to he explained by morbid and unmany jealousy Of Eng
land.
That the principle is liable abuse is not necessary
to deny SO, however, all things SO is Charity SO
islbery 80 il Religion itself But no, better far bet,
ter that an honest merchsnan should be detained in her
voyage for day, week. by the abuse OF this most
righteous principle. than that the pirate should scour the
seas, without moestion. ia his trade Of .cutting hroa-
and scuiting shpsl" We submit the proposition to In.
community in perfect confidence what the answer will
be.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-28
JURISDICTION OF JUSTICES

Extract Of Letter from Eastern Virginia.
AmJngst the objections the extension Of jurisdiction
Is the loose and irregular manner which Magistrates
conduct their courts keeping record OF their proceed
ings. respectfully suggest whether law could he
passed securing all the advantages sought By advocates
OF enlarged jurisdiction OF single magistrate, and free
from Of the objections that exist against such
for the trial Of oi debt under $50. Namely
by issuing warrants now be served by the table
but reiurnable the Monthly Courts for tTial; be
dockciied by the clerk suitable time preceding the
In this the parties ugan would have the be-
net of composed Of four Magistrates more,
q majority Of whom in giving Judgment would be much
more likely do justice, well insure satisfaction
the parties than single justice. This would remove in
great degree, inducements take appeals from Judgments
small debts.
This arrangement would not over burtlen the county
courts with business ought the small of
as compensation the clerk (which is the only additional
necessary expensel weigh the least objection, when
compared with the manifest benefits attending it. Judg-
ments could be rendered by default in all and und
pu,ed and in all contested cases. it would be npPro
val with the parties whether employ counsel not be-
fore these courts, dependent private contract between
party and his lawyer.
Of Members"
IL 1t was a master-strokc that Of Mr.. POWELL of I'm
hers Saturday when he called the attention Of the Great
Democracy the fact that Mr. Seldom e-nominatcd
bya Wing. 1t uounced Albemarlo Leake pretty much in
the fashion that have schoolboys trounce
frog. IL effectualy demolished Mr. SeddOns prospects.
We presume MI Powell chuekes little the decided
advantage he obtained over his Calhoun udyersaries.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-28

CUrurERT Powell has been comparatively silent mem.
bcr As dcbacr he unknown 20 the country but from
our knowledge of the man, will the assertion
that for attention to business, for powers of discrimination
sound Judgment intCXbe integrity, and ervent patriotism
no member commands more universally the respect and
confidence OF the whole House than he does Indeed did
opinion upon any given subject differ from those he had
formed after mature deihoraton, should suspect we
ia at least would review the grounds upon
which conclusions rested Mr. POWELL declines being
candidate for reelection His long aud able adde's
To his constituents pouys the real condition of public
affairs, and points out the unerng OF policy which,
pursued, would preserve in hcntf yiror
and restore prosperity.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-28
c11yD cay cOVVENTIoN

Dft- Gp-THc Tremendous ouipDuuhg ~ ne people
,t, 20 ,ss.,d s,fe dine day, in honor ~ "iiAHEg of
Ore Wr.fH ard ts enthusiasm end harmony which peVih.
Cd amYrp.' tsn, }. enough o. gladden. ie hcil ~ 'vey
patl.f 90 cEru,n wDIthy te day upon WInoh J,
,,t .rt. Ag.iy.,.,y a tIe birth of tIs "FaEer Of
t. ...fr" could NJ be batter employed uan i "liNB
..r 20. mpn aO 30 tIs father q the Am'ncan 2J'ism,
sld Boo dssng .rus ~ secure by lf eccuon ~ we ss
poet bro Che 1au 100 lr re.tratJn ~ n1tcouny' Po'P'V'
and OBJ, yJr,. .iy q her dearest institutions.
49, o'clock Boz ne morning The Court hoi'e Tss
ed Vih Dr,gate. end not mote ihan one hau c"u' y,
inside DE bssnc, being obliged 20 pay flying visits nnd
content lsussyes By knowing thhi ne WofA We guy
brayey on WITHOUT hem. u is cshmaied unat ~ e.' m
teen hundred delegates n Hiiendanee' e"D'e,ng w.
~ oil ,a,sss Bro ie community End especially t.e .iInc
ard hs Mchiaics who % length conyneeo lnD. up
he sucee.s ~ Wig measures, with ~hich INC P',,ou
syiern deni fed, their prnsPcrV IN greet ne'"' o
ponds.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-28
MARRIED,

On Tuesday. the 2i by the Rev. Walker Timberake WSi
H. LJMsDEN, Esq, Benyogho, Ahemaris county
NARY L. second daughter Of Col William Crawford Of Lousl
county, Va.
On sunday. the Goth by Rev. =. l.. MaFoon Mr
GEORGE W. WILEY. formerly Of AleTandra) Miss SARAH
ANN ARMSTRONG 81 this city.
QJ-AleNaDdria Gazste viii phase cory.
The word sad-ihc ganl.n a will.
And man the hermit sighed, til smiled.
"Wednesday. February. Sparks
by the Rev Elijah sparks Mr. JOSEPH PACE anlble
CATHARINE MATTOCKs, formerly Of Gooehhnd al Of the
county fluyanua, Va
Happy. happy lovers-
Happy youth and happy maid
Nhrn remllingly zach heart discovered.
ltsloye BY IOve repaid.
Fhc Religious Herald Christian and Enquirer
will please copy.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-28

u word in due season, the assumption OF State
debts" insidousy ascribed principle which this pa
per had embraced, and the distinction between thIt
and Mr. Cost Johnson's plan. and all other plans,
distribution of the proceeds Of ihs Public Lands" Suf
fee It now 10 saw, that never conceived for moment
that the assumption Of debts by the Federal Govern
meni otherwise than peucous, unjust, unequal and
unconstitutional The distribution Of the value OF the
Public Lands among the States hold to be very dis
tnci and different affair.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-28
.Nerr York and Yircinin.

1--WE ssk attention the resolution submitted by Mr.
Hopkins yesterday That gentleman in his speech last
week said the "Inspceon Law should cpcaled until
Ganzey & Co. delivered up. Now he proposes to au
thOrzc the repeal If New York will say she is bound to
surrender fIgitveswhout doing We thought it was
coming this. We had utimntiOn sometime ago. that
intrigue foot the basis OF which was. that Viz
gnia tenderness Governor Bouck abandon the
demand for the iugiye We pray the public to keep an
eve 10 this nnffrr.
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RICHMOND DAILY WING.
weekly Nhig.

An edition OF the HlEecntanins the principal political and
ARTICLES % tho daily pNrer, published weekly
puee subscriber s - 5otc Eve
twenty $3.50 The money every rvquircd
advance. the small ~cnd Collector Tor
The Wig Clubs and friends Wing
throughout called publication put
vry Price. may be within may
mach every corner Of Commonwealth
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nevlcw Of inc nInrIset.


TOBACCO-We change prices during The pasi
we,s average 50 hd Per dayvsfy ue good
Offering fne new HID Tor manufacturing soh stsili
TLOCR-a1t f1 a.
CLOVER sEEU-ef a.
PLASTER nm nasn Bank -. Meme IN market
SALT-si75 90 les.
TIehsnrc on the Nouh 20 rcr
LUtu.AM rRFsTON a Co
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-28

Carries D. Claiborne Esq. is the Wing candidate for
Amherst DIR. Powell retiring. PaulHs Po,oeli Esq, his
son, takes the field for Loco Focosm. Both gentlemen
are young and on their first political legs We are happy
hear that the Wings intend to elect their man, any how
We hear such good reports from the Wings, in many
Counties, that shall be surprised if they elect
majority OF the House, though such an evout is of
very questionable policy.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-28

on Saturday morning Solitaire. GEORGE vs. KENYON.
aged - months. Dr. g. y.
0f Fever
tT-Th" S0rfpB papers requested N copy.
ON sunday fnDfung lines o~cas1nei by an
gun ST. EDWARD Riley aged about -
Mr. Riley 81 Ph.sd.IiI had for .1ulr
resided Richmond ~ Doe afnaI1 and g-
quales d.epy 90
timely fitr NJ whom combined ll J- qullu-s ~
constitute tlIe Jrave AMI generous
IT Tho PHtI-ipI4 rsrsrs vrir p'aasr sa9y.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-28
FTaakliH County.

The Wings OF Franklin 1--WE requested to say are
expected, this year, redeem Franklin from sway of
Loco Focosm, and place her where she stood and is
entitled 10 stand. They cdn, If they triH.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-28
Roek6ridge and augusta

Gen. DOrmdn is nominated in the Lexington Gazette
and Robt s. Brooke, Esq, both whigs). in the Staunon
Spectator, as suitable successors John Howe Peyton
ESD, in the Senate Of Virginia
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-28
Dn-,L.l d cnLr.r.L Lond,pn. Il.

We ss requested o, st, hat h this Disfue, reiosiusas
suarg byh, House J,,emah Morton, Es7 Of Cupeper,
will be- brought Jrf,re He prgpopod Wing Convention Of
M-L.-L.-- a- .--Ll---- ---..LeL.-
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We, Pyesid,af B,teb.

wrii,r The Globe noninates venerable coicnlpo.
Ta f9r he Vice Presidency, end says hs will b. pot
before The Loco FocD National Convention BE- weighed
again,l nyhL eomptiiorI 10 DE honogr
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-28

l-N regular meeting NJ us Young Men. King william Total
Abstinence s1-ey vIu i4 i-I Cla Church End
sariay March gentlemen have promised O., ad
dfs.s Ne meeting The gsrsrlHy on, invited
20 ausrd J. HESgY cOGHLL sse'p.
" NOtcr.--W. -sa ia attention ~ Msr-lan n, on, ,s.
m Gro.srs., 1I,. Morning o., DO oe.rk
e. p UTNLDP. NDSCrRE A. co
" 10 lawyer, fIeIr1Hrr- 81 the TsRisIaturc
nnd othersII atbunn 81 M.lab-r.o f ur Etf 1sfs
. particularly feq-'fel ne q oIt-nsy, and yal- A
Law ahd Mt,slney4s Library nm. s J-Yb Tss Pa odd
y" eo"inrnfe us hai1y reFrs pfscsey A. ne
sore on Main street 2i 5or ST.. WIN M-rsrs J,1ery
store where hs B0JE. INV ..4H Tss .sl M h. ..f,.
"a every evening until he sutf. -1g.roH tsgD1 oT Caa.
"gi'- now feadJ lSfpEs BROTHER. Agrts
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-28

We verbally requested ask the Wings of Louisa
to be ut their post ut Louisa Court House. March Court
(tho 2nd Monday.)
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-28

C,pay9aas,1,y With the Wing Convention NJ Rich.
msnI may Of Pennsylvania assembled 81 Harrisburg
overwhelming number. strong talent. aud earnest IN
1eu. TIf Gated sttes Gszcofs says.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-28

This gentleman. Of unprctcndng butserlng worth
is highly and Justly commended by the Kanawha Rcpubl
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.imherst.

IL GTN. Case has arrived ut his residence, Detroit.
where he was received with distinction.
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MONTEREY

The President answered call Of the House Tor the an
h1uW Capt Thos. Ap. &. Jones in invading the t,rr
~ Of Mexico. Ine Executive di-caned I'll countensnc,
Of the act and said Cup had been recalled therefor Inc
also sent all letters and papers which pertinent To- the
suWect They were ordered T. be printed aud referred
the Committee on Foreign Affairs.
Several other Executive communications were ,,,rt
ard referred
Nj HUNT, Of New ork, offered resolution thnt y 50g
extra copies Of tue report q Mr. AYcHss on the Coa sur
vcy be p1uted FOR the Of the House Adopted III,
House adjourned.