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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-28
TO THE WING VOTERS or ALBEMARLE

Owing To the want Of unanimly in the Wing party of
Albemarle, the meeting convened the March Court
failed TO select suggest the People Of that County
suitable persons represent them the next General As
scmby II was to have been hoped that the very atcrng
manner IN which the services OF Mr. Souha were solicited
on that occaon would have induced him have overcome
his Discrimination 10 public life and have bucked on his
armour in defence Of those great Of public policy
for which the Wings doing battle and in the success Of
which the country deeply nicrcscd but unfortunately
his sense Of duty 10 himself and family with the conviction
that there OhCrs who would band together the Wing
force OF the County ctecuay himself induced him
10 decline prcrcmptluly all opportunities.
This circumstance has produced confusion, and the
party IN danger OF deieato the want Of harmony and
concert IN the support OF particular candidates IN this
state Of things tukc the liberty Of proposing Of the
candidates, whom tine whole party may unite without dil
hcuIty, DR.. John X Woods DR.. Woods Is a native Of
the COuny-dcscUedly popular from his concatory and
amiabc in mis- politics. without being
ylolcnt-an ardent admor Of Henry Clay-distnguishod
for his purity and integrity Of purposc and dent.
hcd by his agricultural pursuits with that great interest which
s the basis Of oil others, and which too much neglected
in our Legislature, j. H. p.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-28

The "ANERicAN' thus explains the means by which the
Iylcrp nry kept up. "Whon the Union newspaper was
established in this city" b says, "tho customhUuse and
postUcc employers required 10 subscribe for and
pay year boz advance. few days a subscription
paper YVES handed round among the cust1.hourc officers
headed for the political s1l0f of The present AdHinsfra
ZION, and al who rcfucd a. contribute threatened
with being reported OF course, al who were AFRAID Of
being ropOrfsd subscribed DOLLARS. We have since
learned that this subscription Tor she purpose Of paying
The debts Of the Union IL is surmscd that more than
three thousand dollars have been thus collected off,
Gers Of the customs Of which ha - uHaee0unfed for
What says Mr.. Tyler this fa5nperng oi the prsss p"
~ Y. Erprsss.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-28

The adjourned meeting Of the stockholders took place
Saturday night The act recently passed by the Lcgsa-
adopted part Of the charter Of accompany
Mr. Cabe unanimously reelected President. Jshn A.
Lancaster Smithson H. Davis, Tn. NJ Bondurant, Allan
+ Caperon and John DockenbrouFh Esqs, elected
Directors The Of the Legislature forbade the appon,
mentof than three Of the old Dircctor-which will
for the omission reflect Messs. Sampson War
wick IIaryic and II. Capcrton.
resolution adopted urging upon the Directors the
gid economy n every branch Of the complnys
ytrr
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-28

u The "Souih Carolnian" (Mr. Calhoun's organ at
the Metropolis of : c.. says that the "Smon Pure Van
Burenes" opposed the reelection OF Mr.. Rhett-
because they feared he would competition with Mr.
John Winston Jones for the Speakers Chair the next
session. How Is this Is Mr.. Jones considered Van
Buren, man in South Carolina, and Is the estimate held Of
him in certain quarters horcabouls Is his Cal
hounism merely superficial and confined particular neigh
borhoods in this District Who will enlighton u.s.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-28

The Charlottesville Advocate Of Saturday, rcpublisles
of Mr. Gmcrs Wing speeches, delivered in 1885 IN
it, class hardly less curious than Mr. Wscs Louisa from
which sc nrc extracting. The speech, like Wises is a
violent and even incorporate denunciaton Of all Mr. Gill
mers present opinions synpahics and associations We
shall treat the reader 90 % Of these days. H. was in
those days "every inch Wing" The Public will be both
enlightened aud amused
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-28

MEssRS. EDHoEs-l a proposition in some of the
papers to turn General Lambert of the Mayoralty by
making ticket for Mayo oF Mayor and Wight for Coec
have objection TO the election of Mr. Wehtto the
Coect0rship and should rejoice him placed in that
position. But im opposed connecting his merits and
mayfdom with opposition present Mayor. The OBJ
Ject OF this aid the opposition and turn out
the only Fhig officer IN this Wing city-and not 20 benefit
Mt Wight. would cheeruly and heartily support a tick
at for Lambert and Wigh-but am not to be taken in
by the OF the adversary and brought TO vote against
Wing Mayor-whose defeat will lead that of every other
Nmg-Colector and all.
seems TO that the iabrcaios Of this hopeful scheme
for cecng the last Wing officer the city, count rather
largely upon the gulbiiy Of citizens. At any rate
hope the result will prove that they reckoncd without
their hostand that worthy Mayor will not be proscr
bed merely because he is Whig make way for open or
secret BocuOcos. a VOTER
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-28

We publish with pleasure elegant nomination Of DR..
John r. Woods, OF talent and worth, loved Tor his
boneyocncc and identified by his pursuits with that ogeu
muI class which needs weight in the Legislature.
Abcm1dc loses n distinguished citizen from The public
councils by the Of Dr. Charles Cooke from the
Senate. II was with unaffected concern that we saw his
purpose Of abandoning public life. Could he be per.
suaded take the field for the county, No formerly
did more in that county advance Wing prncpIes-per.
hnps in the State better prepared nnd better able
by fact and argument, to illuminate ho popular mind
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-28
NEW DRY GOODS STORE-WHOLESA
AND RETAIL.
EDRiS. sEEKELEy & CO.

SNlNG taken the house on Main or T. 81
n Il one door below MessTs. Wordsworth Turner 4 IN rr,
open this day. and splendid French English ami
American Dry Goods selected auention ami
leph ana New YORK markets The being etelasr new
they take pleasure nsr,cton OF The G
u'ns of Richmond and the adjacent country. following ami
cl,s comprise part: '
Cioths-Wool Black Invisible Green. Riuc Cloth.
Cassmcres-Wool Black rntled C,..c,-.
Fancy light eoorrd single mid ,tyle) Drab e
Etc, Balpour ~" ~ ~
Chcnc Gambroons, and article ChaIv yc,r-
Fancy do BIN Satin do. Blk sfk serge scsi,, a.
- 81 Brown French Linens, Heavy Drlnrs cod ort
white. comprising fun assortment
lOI ll-i, @i Banslcy sheengs 81 1874 Hamilton co,,o
do Russia Diapers Birds Eye do; LANES very fine
Fancy eod de lane. cheap Cbene striped Do real
French; Satin striped Chaly '
Lawns and Painted musns great variety English and ner
can Prints from q! upwards f1nurs prints from, UNIV d.
faTson and Manchester Gnghan Lupn Rnmbazne- from
VI upwards Alpaca LuIcs Paraecne- blue blk Gro a.
-
~ Blue Blk figured striped Silks eoTd dpd and t,t
siks Is plaid and hsd silks Mun Lace ana sam
striped Muslin Victoria Robes and Jaeoner cabrrs
Bishop Lawns American superior make irish Linen.
very cheap. Tlrton Musins, aud cooured
bonret Lawns. aui bonnet Neck
looms DIX ana cord Italian Of
Laee cheap Bobbine Edgngs Fancy SIX era
va faney sk Scas for gentlemen
Ven DO Grape Lee" SILK and half Hose Thread
ND Gloves light ana dak superior quality, Fancy Mtt.
fingered do L. C. Hdkf Pongee spfed Bandanna do small
Silk for the neck
Including l1ge Doe,
tics BED Ticking Cotton Osnahutg- Barcnr Noe l.
? 81 BuTlps PI Pads Checks goods,
all Of which WILDE sold low for CASH County merchants visiting
the city would do well to call before purchasing elsewhere
NH
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-28

Al O'Clock last night the Senate receded from its dis
agreement t, the bill. The conference resulted in no.
thing, eNeept report by the Committee from which it
pearcd TINT the House Committee had proposed no COM
promise and was not disposed submit any. The Sc
nate evidently treated cavalicry-bu the esprit de
corPs-though eOquently appealed by Mr. Preston-was
not strong enough them from speedy and unman
ly surrender
The Assembly may adjourn to-dny;-but there is doubt
some seenling Disposed rig with the LIST Of Apr
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-28

The proien protructed Of the General Assembly
prevents from meeting you the March Court, de-
signed and desired
Having received letters from several 81 my constituents
who express some sohcudc know it it is my intention
g9n u DC candidate % represent them the House
4" Delegates take this mode and opportunity Of responding,
and informing you 1u design doing So for the pur.
pose Of testing uat appreciation which representative Of
Tue people 80 cordially chershes and appreciates when he
receives Hifom those constituents whose interests prosper.
w. and welfare he has Of oil times faithfully ondeavoted to
promote.
J. BOWER CALWELL.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-28

MEssRs EDIToRs:-I perceive, not without satisfaction
confess that last spirit has been awakened this ci
~ the system OF prescription that has been praccd
by political adversares, when power has fallen into
their hands, and particularly in reference late
Of removal from Office Of the meritorous
glant officers that has filled the poet, at
tested only by the results but by the reports of the
Board OF Visitors well as by the reports of Committees
Of the House, mean, the removal of John Wight from
the office OF Penitentary Store keeper
Now profess be utterly opposed 10 the whole system
far regards immatcral offices, unconneced with
political infuence-but If practsed by opponents we
must OF necessity and right adopt the "ex talionis."
call has been made upon the members OF the Common
Council, about TO be elected 10 remove Mr. Bosher,
the present collector OF city taxes and supply his place by
the appointment OF Mr. Wight who has Just been removed
by the party which Mr. Bosher is attached; and the
question that presents itself my mind, this:-
Does Mr.. Boshcr approve of what has been done
OF Mr.. Wight If then let the rule be applied
Mr. Bosher. Ifno let Mr.. Bosher manifest hs disappro.
baton Of that by Withholding his support 10 the par
~ whose conduct he condemns: but II sufficient
Mr. Bosher say, he dapprOyes Of the removal of Mr.
Wight because the application Of the rule might lead
his removal and Fill sustain the party that commit
ted this agrant outragelet him take the side the
other-et him condemn approye-ii he condemns and
will give substantial proof OF that condemnaton-le
him be pared-because he will deserve in that case to
be visited with the same punishment-hut II he approve
and will those who have done it, then surely he con-
complain If the medicine be administered him.
that he would 50 literally administer Others.
TOUCHSTONE
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-28

VIM Lucas, Esq, and VIM. a. Harris, Esq, late mem
Der Of Congress from the Shenandoah District 10th Loco
Toco ore Candidates fIr Congress We hope the Wings
will bring distinguished friend Charles j. Faulkner into
the field for Congress. tho Wing. ought contest every
inch Of ground II lie more than possible 10 make the gerry
mandsrsrg rue their handy work.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-28
VIRGINIA-At Rules held in the Clerks o


NIRGINIA-At Rules held in the Clerks OF
fee Of the Superior Cour Of Chance, Tor The Richmond
Circuit ue I'd day of January, 1si3i
Samuel Leake Plaintiff
agairs
Cs5rgs woodson. Everhsrd Dsius Frcdcurk
other Defendants
The defendants shove named having entered ther appea
and security according The of Assembly and
ne Of tins Court and nappesung BY satisfactory 'vdence
that they inhabitants ~ his Commonwealth is ordered
appear ths rules be held
The f Monday June and answer the BIZ n the psn
uh and That copy order be forthwith inserted In some
newspaper published in the rty Richmond for npnhs
eesvey and posted front door Of the Capitol m the aid
city. 4 Copy-Tesie,
nh 2i-cwOw WM G. SANDS, e. C.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-28
NEW SPRING GOODS.

NEW SPKlNU UUUDO.
J. A. g. G. T.. SANGsToN & CO.,
1875 baltimore, HaHorer street, reeeriRg
and offer for sale
25O PACKAGES Of English, French, Ger
%e(O Swiss, Scotch lrls. AMI India Dry Goods
pr'ng one Of the best asoments ever offered in this city
ssiinR IN part Of
Super and low price Broad Cloths
DO do Cassimctc- nj Vcstings
New style Spring Cassimcres
a large assortment Of Cacocs, new styles, an prices
Irish Linens best bleach finish
Brown Hollands
DO Linens and Dfininrs
iOi and ia Barnscy Shooting
Birdscyo and Ru--i Diaper
-. 81 aud 1914 Damask Table Diaper
1i.ei, iOi and l6i Do Table Cloths
5 Z, - and do Napkins
Long Lawn. Linen Cambria Iidkf.
Pongce spitilhed and Blndanns 10
Womcns and Mems Cotton Hosiery, largo assortment
Do do Six do do
10 do Sin, Cotton and KID Gloves DO
Madras Verona and other Cotton Hdkfs
Ga Cambrie and Jaconet Muslin
60 Swiss, Book and Null
Ia lson and Carlisle CinghamH
Plain and Twilcd GUNNER cloth
Black French Bombazncs
Colourcd and Black Mouseind de- LANES
large assortment fancy cold d.
Black aud cord plain and figured SDss
- Chnizcs and Fancy Lawns
Brown White and Fancy Linen Drills
Super and common Gum Elastic suspcndeu
black Silk Vevcts. Black Tsbby do
Best quality black blue and eold Sewing Silk
Spool Cotton. Cotton Balls and Threads
Red Padding Canvass do
Butron, very complete assortment
Bufiaps Nos. ~. 3and I, &c.
ALSO,
4 fur supply of Domestic Goods
a. 79. - and s. Heavy Brown shiungs and shsetnEs
- - - So and ~ BIeachcd shrings and sheetnEs
Nankcens Bedo Boaehed md Brown Drills Cotton Ofnahurg'
BaEgng sane Kentucky Jeans stuh great vahe
~ Apron Checks flsIds and Stripes, &C &C.
The above Goods been purchased INV prices and
VIII be sold cheap for cash prompt dealer, on our usual esoi
J. \. A.. q. y SANGSIoN A. Co.
mh27-eo2w Baltimore between Hanover and SHARP streets
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-28
LAND FOR SALE.

WILL he sold at Hanover Court. house ON
TUESDAY, the esth day next II fair # po, N.
next fair day thereafter Of land containing belong
ing to The estate Of William w Niche deedhe land lies
the Of the Meehanickvie Roads and ad
the lands Of Joseph e. Nngh-h Ao another aet
lying the Potootomoy Creek containing 3o and ads
the lands Of Wilson D. Clarke Albert others Terms
TO be made known the day Of sale
JAMES p HOPKINS, and
PHILIP II. JONES,
Administrators Of VIM W. Niche deed
Hanover county March 9Th. l9S3 %
" The above sale Of the lands belonging
w Meh deed postponed until the next April Hanover County
Court when they viii certainly be sold.
NH 2S-ctds THE ADMTNIsTR ATOMS
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-28

Mr. Bots will be at Hanover Court House today Hen.
Court TIE FIRST Louisa tho second, and Goochnnd
the third Monday in April. We presume Mr.. John w.
Jones wi. also be in attendance.
VIC ore glad TO hear from old Hanover that isO.K!
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-28
NIP NEnS,rEn

This gentlemen continues by bis enacity to oil the
rumours which from time time have announced his alb
dcaon. He holds on, aye, and o the Prophets pro-
phccy they please. lie take none Of Tyler's
the Guards" hints however Irish they may be in their
character lie does NOT mean to walk down siairs
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-28
ANlfIGRST-

Mr. Goggin and Mr.. Gilmer Amherst Court on the
Goth, and Bedford yesterday Mr. Goggin has taken the
field, and will doubt be elected. Many Democrats do
and must prefer him to Tyler, Calhoun every inch
Wing"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-28

If-THEArRE.-To.nighi is Miss REYNOLDS benefit, when
those fond OF good singing and good acting will undoubt
edly attend The bill very attractive one and being
her last appearance, all who have seen her. as well as
those who have, had better be on hand in season.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-28
5rAuc,ion Car

JTAuctiOn Cnrd.-We invite attention to The saio Of
Mrssrs McCogan Cos Stock Of CHOICE LIQUORS, &C. a.
their sore This Tuesday Morning 10 O'Clock
portion Of the Liquors very Old and o. fine flavor and
can be highly recommended genuine articles
mh % INLOEs A. BROTHER, Aueu
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-28
1fAHttIl.D.

On the e3rd instant Chiffon, BY Bagbey Mr.
JAMES Z. JONES TO Miss AMANDA A. WINGFIELD daughter
Of the late Capt WA Wnshrd all OF the county
pcr The ENQUIRER and Star viii please cory.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-28
WHEELING.

The City Of Wheeling is IN motion against the tax bill
meeting called for the 23i by more than hundred
names 10 denounce IT,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-28

uMBER-2OO00n q. Plank land 10 inch Plank 900 feet
flooring Plank 2500 feet seanung 3S4 inches
cargo Of Rab Capt Gallon binding Dock BY
NH 20 LEWIS WEBB
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-28

NOTICE..
MY wife, Margaret Is. Vaughan, having left
lVh my the 10Th o December last sf9) and hav
cause. every beevel
o her free Will consequence n The vg-
geson- and ~ others refused this
not public shall hoh responsible form
any she may make ply debt she may
have been reluctantly constrained the above
by the existing crcumstsnccs 10 which
unnecessary particularly ree rendered such step
my part absolutely Indispensable.
THOMAS w VAUGHAN
Goochland, 2su March, Is4a c4td2t
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-28
sAvAILABILITY.n

Ths,a word and this word oxpr idea which the
Wings should not lose ghtof AoaiiaJIe candidates
IT, candidates who will unite the greatest strength they
who ought now to %, preferred.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-28
DIED,

On Sunday night of Scarlet Fever JOSEPH DUNBAR LuDLAM
NJ Henry and sarah Luda years days
The friends OF the family requested
oon at % O'Clock
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-28

will take pleasure shelving above plan any and al
who may call IN H. and will give explanations will
think satisfy any Ny miles South Of Beaver
Dam Depot the Louisa Railroad Hanover county, Va.
NIB 24-lsw3w CHARLES THOMPSON.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-28
CoMNIssIoxrn's OrrIcr.

Cify Of Williamsburg, March 20n, 1913.
The interested the foregoing decree hereby notified
appointed Monday. is day NJ May
day by 10 O'Clock, the parties interested will
their vouchers and evidence enable
port thereon % the WA. ". MOODY. VI. G..
NH 9E-rllMlm
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-28
RETIRED SCHOOL.

L..
Il HAVE employed Teacher qualified to teach
Greek Latin French Italian branches Of an English
education. 10 teach children should
the ist Of April and
Boari for s5Oruon advance 1.-THE sebo-
lar should learn French Italian addition
taught additional fee OF s. VIII be residence in
healthy and neghborood Charlotes
Vile O Letters directed TO Charlottesville will
mr4e-wiw HuGu MINOR.
" IRGlNlA.-ln vacation, March the third,
the thousand eight forty three
the November Term thousand forty
City and the City Of Williamsburg
Nathaniel Piggou Plaintiff
Michael Warren City county Committee Of
the Of Frances Poster decd Archibald
Foster, and Mary G. Foster Defendants
The Subpoena awarded having
executed the defendants Michael 4 Warren.
City county and Committee of deed
than months
and the plaintiff having proceeded tho mode
against the other defendants who absent county
Of the plaintiff his bill taken confessed
PENDANTS be heard on
the bill and exhibits filed and by
whereof the doth ldudge order
PENDANT Warren render before the
account n hs transactions the Committee
Frances Poster deed and Of the disposition
Of his
the Commissioner n the debt due plaintiff
other debts due 10y the said Frances Poster
showing there character and
bound not also the simple
value u the real oft Frances
settle and report any specially stated
deemed Thy hucG which be- required by the
| ties N be % stated. copy-Tese
TIIo's O. CoGBu.L, {.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-28
AGAINST THE WORLD,
FOR CHEAP BOOTS AND SHOES.
JAMES HAGGERTY

Informs his vast number Of customers, and all
N dealers throughout Unted that he hns newly
fitted up his IOot and shoe Establishment,
- H-at No south Calvert Baltimore, in splendid
- style. and prepared 10 accommodate ashionnbo
and dealers generally wholesale and retail with al aui
ces his There hunburReu his business ny doing
rapid business each and small profits frequently TUNED
he furnish better BOOTs and SHOES and ~ smaller prices
elegant workmanship thsn possibly BE- had else
where. No split leather palfncd OF on CUSTOMERS
The fashionable Roots made Of the best Cafshn
pcgged he sell 70 SO
usual 30 90
Fashionable sowcd Boots o. very superior Workmanship
leather. he sells 30
90
This he could limited but nov.
when he Thousands Of ~
profits because hs sales apd Al he
c and examine The articles before they purchase,
win least third BY buying
Shoes of split and hnebnnt leather.
monts low NJ he SELL hut bad price
The subscriber warrants hs Boots and Shoes very
her that can DC had and Of workmanship and latest fash
ion They arc WON by the fashionable gentlemen of Ba
more Let ~ Then who would practice thrse bard
times and who wish 10 wear elegantly finished Boot appy'o
UACCERTY,
Calvert
% Dealers be furnished sount and ~ siou notice
Merchants visiting the city viii end ITO their advantage 10 cal
Qs-WSw
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-28
NO HUMBUG---NO MISTAKE.

ITNHE subscribers have fixed Tan Yard, at the
II residence Of Capt Charles Thompson IN he county Of Hn
mover n which labor commonly used dispensed
9th ,rd the Leather and about hslft
merry used 10 tan We without the fear NJ
dson good sole Leather can be tanned Or months and
goe upper from three months We ash
who doubt and for themselves Capt Thompson
BY sell the patent those only who may be- satisfied that
plan . hunihug ROUSE A. TAYLOR.
lnnvn Marrh
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-28

EkuIr rREEs-orers for fr, from sinon. Nursery
et al the store ofihe subscriber promptly attended 10
AsrlAA. nrnnn.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-28

n
LIN good neghboThood Church Hill many Z
be had with kitchen hydant
yard and every other required for family
sI25. Apply atthls Office. NIB gs-n
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-28

R swAiNEs SPECIFIC, for the cure OF Rbeums,., and
49, Ss TOT sale NJ JoiNsToNs
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-28
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

GTMidlothinn Noticc-rhe annual general meeting OF
the Shareholders OF the Midlothian Coal Mining Company
held the Columbian Hotel the City Of Richmond Saturday
the Let day of April IL O'Clock By order Of President
o. q Ii
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-28

SKETCHEs OF THE LAWS can be obtained today on appl
- cation to the Public Printer. NH 2s-Ii
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-28

01 HHDS. Plastering Hair, just received and
- d for by RANKIN L WHrrLoCK.
nj 2S-diUt