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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-06

The passage Of the requisite would iee ~
far very lar, not merely what the actual state
II opinion elsewhere, but would tend materially TO crvci
At, where disempercd. II they passed the CON-
on~eath OF Virginia. the entire southern States, will
destand distinctly, the OF their relations What
follow your committee deems it needless suggest, This
proud commonwealth will have special TO protect her
citizens under all circumstances
Your committee respectfully submits the following joint
resolutions for the adoption Of the house;
i. ReSoircd That the opinion OF the Legislature Of
Ngins, the rights Of the good people Of Virginia imPera-
lively require that Congress should pass such in
addition to those already passed. will enable her peaceful
citizens 10 bring TO their native State, If they please their
fugitive slaves found by them in other States OF this Union
and that the OF the Legislature is that the
mens proposed in this report the simplest and
feasible mode OF affecting the purpose and therefore the
people OF Virginia have right expect that such will be
passed.
= Rssoired, That the Governor of this commonwealth
be requested forward copies of this report and
solutions, together with all documents pertaining this
heretofore ordered be printed each representa-
tive OF Virginia, in the House OF Representatives the
United States, and each ot the Senators OF Nirnia
be laid before Congress, and the Governors laid be-
fore the Legislatures of their respective States.
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CUMBERLAND COUNTY.

Al meeting of the Wings Of Cumberland County,
held at the Court House Monday tn. 27in OF February
On motion, JoHS MLLER, called the Chuir and
DR.. Thos. L. Robinson appointed Secretary.
The object Of the Meeting having been explained by
the Chairman, motion If Col. " Parish,
Resoired, That the Chairman appoint eleven Delegates
70 attend the Convention, be holden in Farmv,e on
the 22nd Of March, Tor the purpose OF nominating Cand.
date - represent this District 10 CongTcs-,he Chairman
thereupon appointed the following Observation-Disclosures
Parish, Allen Wilson, WIN. VI. Thornton, james VI.
Austin, CodrugtJn Darlington, Dr.. John Trent, James
Hob-on Hugh Rsne, VIM Wilson, Thomas Booker.
On motion. Of Col. " PARISH the Chairman and Secre.
tary added to the Obligation
On motion Of Col. Y. Parish, Allen WILSON, Esq, was
nominated suitable candidate represent this county
IN the House Of Delegates Of the Virginia Assembly
JOHN MILLER, chm
TH0s l.. RoRIysoy Sse'rv
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Whom Tyler deserted lao Wing. ssh, had elected him.
ani from county court lawyer, without pracucc, had
made lhm bro position, the fret 1 t.e wosd--hc cur
ned with hm five sx members Of Congress ,sly
WHO have since earned wide uotDroty under tlr cor
n1men Of the "Gu1rd." They had lceu a Whigs-rp.p.
decided, ncuyc md hearty Without any change Of policy
10y TIC Whgsbc.orc my time had capsrd, or orpl7il.
nifty bod offered for them bot1y TIER yfncipos oven f
90 nciued-'ies, five 10 ,is Wmgs-ihi, "Guard'abau.
d'ncd ric Wnig party, abandoned thcir own princi.
pes, abandoned tIe constituents WHO bod elected
ihem aud followed tcir Chief, Mr. Tyler Ilr every
body knows, determined q be- President sgain, u he
could be-, aud knowing That the WING, would never con.
cent - aJlud,n the "Ole Tenn" principle, winch h.
himself boa-ted - be Of bic own odgipgi suggestion.
offered himself ior sac 60 the Democratic Par,g.-.
Ihai parry, delighted with bis roschcIy to the Wings.
IN which they saw, thought they saw, tic entering
wcdse II t'rir own restoration to power. neyefthe.
ir''' would not touch him, with prr OF t5ugs-
II wss tie pt experience ogninthoy liked toe treason
well enough, for "enurcd their bonef' but they die
Pised the Ttpitor equally with the whig Findilg bic
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whole number Of votes 100 Necessary To n choice a.
80 these gcncucfwcrc respectively declared elected Tor
year.
Mr. AyprFsoN moved tIiat the further execution Of the
joint order De- postponed until Monday.
W. CArTfE desired 10 know whether the motion was
made for The convenience Of gentlemen who wished
tend the Dcmocmuc Convention. II such the purpose,
Do, would chCerluily vote for H.
Nj ASrfErpv stated ti1t such was hs object in making
the motion. lie considered that he had duties to attend
in that Convention Tor the People ~ much he had here.
W. Brow, Of T., called the previous quesiion-which
ordered.
Mr. EobSs called the ayes and noes which were order.
Cd and were ayes 50, noes &C.
- The House refused "a postpone the Joint order.
Hr bfAEi ot A., had been informed that the Conven.
ton met a. I'D o'clock instead Of O'clock bee bad sup
posed llc therefore, moved liberation Of the vot,
Just token.
Mr. Robys hoped that the House would consent to r..
consider the vote b had just given lie had called the
ayes and u'r1 under mis- pmchcHsiIn Of tic proposed
acupnh another body understood a. be in session in
in7 CITY, Tins m-uppebeusion had been corrected by the
sin'omeptoi the gentleman from Albcmarc, end he would
now very cheoduIy vote ,r tho p)-poncmcnt Of the Ja
J-dCr
TITO motion prevailed ayes 6G, noes g.
W. Wupp called the ayes aud noes the motion Ia
'p1nc the I'nt urdcr"iich were, ayes 50, noes Sc
sY t.s joint YlIcr wu' lftrHIcd.
Mr. AyYrRsrv was depui-G % inform tho Sene. Of the
temperament II the joHt ordorsnd 20 ask their
renee 30 the same.
message received from the sonats eoneuuiug in
. TIC pastpOrcrnent.
Tie Tor BU.
Being the order u the day, called up by Mr., ED.
/ vuvfs.
Mr. RAv5Irn thought &c quite obyiou. Tint nothing
would be done. The House in mood for business
und many members had already gone to the Convention
Tic moved adjournment
Mr.. BE wv, Of p, called the ayes and noes-which
wefo tskcu, and were: nyes So, noes so,
81 The House adjourned,
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BEDFORD

A. meeting d he Wings Of Bedford hcld The Count
house pursuant ,icc, the 9th February: On motion
Lodowick Mcdaniel, Esq, called L. the Chair and f.
Burks appointed Secretary.
The object Of the meeting being nominate suita can
ddatcs a. represent the county the next legislature ON
motion, the following gentlemen appointed commit
tee for thn purpose, 20 wit James Johnson John W
Holt, VI. +. Burks, John r Sale Jane, " Woods p BY
ford and Thomas S1cad Amer short retirement b. com,
rtec returned and reported the Of Rol,yf Cggr,,l
and Thomas +. Mitchell suitable candidates for m,
House 81 Delegates, and Col IYm CGmyleH Tor the SEN
ate and the report was unanimously concurcd in.
ON motion, u Resolved that tho proceedings Of t'
meeting be forwarded for publication the Editors II r,
Lyncburg Nilauiln aud Republican. and that tho Rich
mond Wing be requested 10 copy them.
LODOWICK MCDANIEL Chm
T.. &. Burke. Scc'y.
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

SATURDAY, March 9Th.
The following communication received from the Sc
nate:
The Senate have passed the bill concerning the admin
-tator OF v T. Dalton, deed with amendments; aud they
nave postponed indefinitely the bill providing for the re-
assessment Of the Dover Coal Pit lands IN Gouchland"
Mr. RANDOLPH brought IN bi. imposing taxes for the
supporter Government.
Election Of OGesys
The JOINT order for the election Of lst Auditor 2nd Au
Gi''T IreasueE Register OF Land Office, Agent Tor the
Pentaray, Superintendent Of the Pcni,entiary and Ii
oF!iiA" snd Secretary Of Sute-camc up.
Mr. HorKISs ana Nj CRUTcHrIuLp suggested that j,
would be well II suspend thr rule Ia order that all might
hs voted for ct against whom there would be no oppo
''-sn This eoa5se was plr'ued.
i. EyNuN,S nominated Jas l.. Heath Tor let Auditor.
NJ BESo Of r, nominated James Brown IT., as I'd
AldiIyr.
Mr.. HoFzNs nominated Fabius II Lawson fc5 tie T5ea.
sury.
NJ. Bows q T., nominated Stafford H. Parker a. Re
s;.rer Of tic Land Office.
NJ. LEAsr, OF c.. nominated VIM. H. Richardson as
Secretary Of State and Librarian.
be'ls understood "a' osiuon would be made to the
Agent iuc Superintendent Vt the Peniienary, no nonina-
lions were made for these offices
message was forwarded to the Senate, Of the readiness
Of the House proceed to the execution &, the Joint
and similar having been received from that body
The ro. was called with the following result
/ FoR TIL NoNlSEEs-Messrs. iocman Speaker All.
worth Custs Randolph Leake, of Albemarlc, Mann
Coke, Powell, Of Amherst Brooke, Frazier Byrd OF
Bath, WinEheld, Mitchell, Ncwkirk, Snodgrass Wilson
/ Iayonuer Sunion,t Meredith, Bick, Bocock: Moore
D
Hancock Br1adus, Irving, Goodwin, Brown of Elizabeth
Ciiy q Warwick, GarHeu Powell OF Fairfax Smith Of F.
kus, Stockton, Payne, DcsNns Muse, Taiacrro Wood
Byrd, Of Frederck,3 French, Robins, Leake of Gooch
and, Carroll, CrlweI, Jones, Edmunds OF Halifax Stoya
Blue, Ward, Miles, Smith, o: Harrison M'Rac, King
Bowdon, Gniaher Worhington Parks, Davis, Of & O.
| Wallace, llaSes, Edmonds OF Lancaster & Richmond
Gibson StJings Garter, Gray, Miller, OF Loudoun Jack
son, Banks, kidwci Martini. Ncoson, Miller, o Mason
4 jackson, Jiggts, Norhington Tanzey, Ador Wade
Dyche, Smith, OF Nansemond Cabell, Taylorft Waits
Iaiem, VERIFY, Rice, Oliver, EdgingtOn Critz, Bird OF
Pendlcton,ii Boiling Bennou, Tanian, Hopkins, Brown
oi Preston, Anderson, Dcy, Daniel, Of Prince George
/ BnwnerHN Stum, Strothor, Daniel OF Richmond Civ
Bnrwcl Moore, of Rockbridgc White, of Rockbridge
Deneae,43 Cootcs, Cowan, Kane, Gatewood, Williams
I Tate, Spark, Crgichfeld, Hcdgman Warren, Walker
West, Good-on, Lews,.'' Neal, Lcltwich
. Librarian T. " Lawson H. and other nominees.
AUDIT Acld Atkinson Treas Jnn kenbfougl Ibfn p "
Lawson
. Except Register. and for that !. d. Young.
. UTTeasurcr. Dr. rTockonbTouRh
. GTcasufer Dr. Brockenbrough.
80 a. l.. Hopkins 1t Auditor
. % Register, J. -. Young.
. :. For llo.emiu, 1T Arlitnr.
. Vi. Archd Atkinson. 1t Auditor
s. AtkIusDu 1T Auditor g. Anler.pn
hroiigh. Treasurer
Maurice -fut ftr
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1.-THE aPportionmcut bill Is expected to be taken up in
the Senate to day. 1t the 9th March the Legislature
has been three months cost OF near or quite,
one Hundred thousand Doarhc elections are little more
than mon'hod and yet the People informed how
they arr TO be arranged IN congressional Districts All the
lights the Legislature has have they had before
Christmas. 1t the shameless instance of public
neglect in the history OF Virginia.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-06

Whose animated address the Currency and other mat
ters, commenced to-day will be concluded tomorrow

j. The rejection OF Mr.. Wise as Minister to France
by large majority, l. certain. Report saws that Mr. Ty
lc over and over again pressed it. but that sd
Jce'ed Nh Gushing, Secretary OF the Treasury is al
:" rejected, though not 10y large Mr.. Irwin to
Denmark, another of the Guard, was confirmed. We
missed cur Washington Saturday, papers aud IN the dark
as To particulars Our postscript has be made out after
the Northern mail comes and may contain more.
There seems TO be small sympathy in hi, quarter for ci
Ihcr Gushing or Wise. Their tuens doubted but
the adaptation OF those talents be- and the propre
y ct the Presidents bosowng all the great Offices the
country upon his own followers.
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TAs U'Air Oac,,, ;, "A. 60,

The Secretary OF State snd Librarian the Fin, Audi.
tor the Second Auditor and the Treasurer all wbig.
W'," reelected on Saturday, by the Legislature of Viz
nls' "'oi's' opposition So, also, was Mr. Parker,
Register OF the Land Office
10y ms hbeToy, the Legislature while il ha. done hon
:" 'ei' has blown up the long aborsd and malignant
Of certain busy bodies whom we may point ON, here
alter We hope they will to-day perfect WORK nOby BE-,
gum and refuse to sacrifice good officer. o, the Stat.
ever nad TO o'se any interested person or set OF interest,
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RICHMOND DAILY WING.
MONDAY MORNING, MARCH 9, isia,
Weekly Nhi:.

An edition pA,g-eortanins principal political and
miscellaneous ARTICLES y F,per published weekly The
price % single suhsecr s. 500 hyv subscribers sioand
to twenty, si5O money every required IN
advance, A. the send Collector
The attention OF Wig Clubs fcnlso WIKI cause
throughout the State Gated publication. 10 Put At
very bow price TINT may of all and may
reach eVcl corner thc Commonwealth
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Medical paII.u

The commencement in this ins utution will tai . H.,
IL o'clock to-day; charge will be delv.,. o. 49, -,
S'es 'y President Max and vaedie,ory Adtre.. nv
r''i' Bohannan W religious exercise, vii BIO copdc,.d
"y inc Rev Bishop Johns The Ladies and CITIZEN, con.
rally, are invited o be present
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j. We are requested % state thu, the Railroad Bridge
across e Little River expected t, be pa-sabe for trims
IN week from this time. Persons having reighs to send
ny either the Richmond Il Fredericksburg Louisa Rai
Roads are IN the mean time subjected a small charge
ordrayagc at the bridge, which, it not hurried it will be- as
well to avoid by waiting a, trains can pass the Bridge
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hopes in that quarter mpraecabe Nc Tyler Cor egh,ceu
months years. su ehnging with morbid tenaei 70
another ha, lent the whole power and enegies u the
Patronage towards the erection OF tAird Tyler party
the basis Of which be the personal wishes Of John
Tyler. and its orbit and ends, As advancement second
lie has endeavored purchase up such party and
that too not with his own money but the Peoples Offices
Nobody need be told, We suppose that the herancc
this object, the patronage ia exclusively directed and
tho whole powers OF the Executive sedalousy and
unscrupulously employed.
TAe People in considerable mas or in any
quarter OF the Union have indicated any appreciation
OF this msdirecuon and unemployment Of the pow.
and patronage OF their Government They have on
the contrary in every State, rOwncd upon il: But still
project has been pushed with all possible asduity and to
build up party for John Tyler, by patronage that scheme
iowhieh every thing has been made to contribute
In this work the "Guaid" have been his agents To
invest themselves with the greater authority TO advance it,
they saw fit some eighteen months ago make pr,cama.
ZION OF their dsineresiedness. They informally bu, still
with all possible gravity announced that they would accent
no office from the administration Time has tested tn.
sincerity OF this voluntary rcnunciaon intended to catch
gulls-pnd what is its testimony
There six of the Guard-Mcssrs. WISE Gilmer and
Mallory, ot Nirginia-Mr Cushing of Massachusetts
Mr.. Profit, OF lndana-aud Mr. Irwin OF Pcnnsylyar;,
Of the four the close of the session OF
nominated hgh--to the highest Offices Mr.
Gushing to the Trcnsury-Nir Wise to Francc-Mr Irwin
TO Denmark-Mr. Profit 10 the Consuship trio! All
were provided os except Mr.. Gmcr and Mr. Mallory who
probably declined provision declined it at this time.
80 remarkable circumstance is unique IN the history of
free countries small, avery small clique awaiting them
selves OF the accidental position of affairs literally appro
PIRATE the Government aud it, offices themselves in on
position TO the wishes and opinions of the entire
The history OF tins Administration than any chapter
IN American Annals prove that the People are still
however they conquer their liberty by bloody and pro-
raeed struggle born with saddles their backs and the
favored few booted and spurrcd ride them" TYLER and
his Guard the arSters of public destiny precisely the
very last men in America whom the People would ,ru-,
aud Yet the People have been for years and must be
for two ycars more wholly at their ExccutiNc di.nnsn
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0'Thc Legislature OF Alabama, both parties concur
rng have passed vigorous and unequvocn resolutions in
position to rcpudn,on. support Of public faith and appoy
ing the propney # to taxation to sustain it,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-06

W The Legislature OF Ohio have distinctly embraced
'he principle OF personal responsibility" in Banking aud
applied It TO both Stockholders and Directors IL i. not d
heult To tell where, with sub. Treasury Conor,s. a. The
neAt will be, these hing. are u lead In the my, Two
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-06

Z y INC onted States Court for the Eastern Dis
= tnc Of Virginia, at Norfolk February 18th Ista.
On the petition Of James and David Jorop
Nan.rmond County, Virginia, ~ "
john b Benton.
h reading me petition aforesaid ordered That notice there,
OF h gwen 70 The said John H. Benton personally m Mir
oly geoi II he be found within the District or by leaving
@ ec a. n AHoFn usual place Of residence within the Dis
hIins wH be had upon the said netuon the Court Hos
IN the borough OF Norfolk. the ,aid D,tIet And
als that notice thereof be Published IN the
Z" The ed and gan Rules OF Court an psron.
may aTear AZ The said time and show ea, II 40,
nave why the aid petition should he granted
copy-Teste,
tnH wow A.. \. COyyUERY
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-06

See the very eogenty reasoned, and the recit,
OF facts In the Report Of the Select committee of the House
on the Lamer Case. assembled the pen Of Mr. TAYLOR OF
Norfolk Borough.
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10 Thomas Drakc, l.. a.. Brake a. Vu-


q ZEN 1LEMEN: Take notice that shall q,
onday the I'd day Of April at the bou,. Of NJ, u,
emerson ia the town Of New Canton. county Of Bueknrhsr, -
Sa OF va between sunrise and sunset proceed 10 al, Tho
a' W W III n miller ana others be-
pCihs IN The Superior Court Chanecry for the eou,,,,
=" huSNhshai IN which uit Tor Lucy Mur ~,
ana you and each OF you defendants where YOU NAV =,
tend YOU think proper. wv ,yoGps, nay a'
tnr 6-wt3Ap T,a,-,-.t.,, ~
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LfGOOHIyG q III inofs) FRA yfN.-govOO fect %
- well seasoned ~ inch FOOrng Pankor 'aie IN The Dock
nA JAs. GEO WINSTON
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GENE THREAD by pound received AMI Tor sale by
/ - in1r w. MEREDITH.
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AEON AND DRIED FEACmEs.-ijOOD No.. Baltimore Cti
- cured Bacon sides shoucrf and joi very bad
fes bnei Peaches which we viii sell low
mrI-tiw J. x. TRIPLEIT r. son.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-06

HyO JOHN POINDEXTER. Esq: SIR. Az YOU

IA ASHER GRONER WANrED--rof woman WIN can
w vel recommended The sbove csIacty. liberal
hire win he pt ior ;hc balance of c year Apply this Office
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s,ASlILY LEAF LlED--4S seg, sneuy Family ioaf lard
m56 JfNEs & GEORGE WINSTON
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LADIES CHEAP SBlPPERS!
HAVE Just received from Philadelphia ot Of Lsdes Kid
Morocco suppers-. which sell the price
81 q pair ALEXANDER HILL.
Late Cot mn
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NTEsrs VETS VEsTsrH--Ly ENDLESS TfRTETT.-
Black Satin sk and Caslmeret nun Cashmere VaIenct
and rich asonsnt Of psHy Vests M and shapes
cheap for cash mare STARR A. CO.'S, Etcbangc "
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-06

A MBROSiAL SHAVING CREAM
- Bunker Iin DO DO For sale BY
T. = hove
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GARDEN SEEDS

HAVE Just received from r. SfNcLAIR. i'm.
NJ CO. Of Baltimore my Spring supply Of G,ni., So 80
are warranted Fresh Genuine They consist, in MAJ, ~ 80
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-06

There conversation the subuctot the discon-
unuancc OF MesSrs Fletcher and kngman suburdnaic
in the office OF the Clerk OF the House Representatives
They had been removed under the rule OF the House last
session directing reduction OF the number Of clerks: but
had been employed from the beginning OF this again
The result OF the debate order payment be made
for their past but discontinue them tie 81
Of March
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The House TOOK up ;ag Navy Pension bill anj refused
motion Of NJ FILLMORE, t-uoGI.;'ed under ias,r4c
t.yUs from COMMITTEE o. Ways and Mesas - ccncu
TIE amendment VI iac Senate ado tAc., TO- isAa ~
. certain part Il the appropriation
Nj. JAMES IRWIN. i'om tie Committee eary.e
Bills, reported correct tie ladiau Appropriation bill.
Mr. KING made d report from the Conference Commit
in the case Of james hovn.
Aad then the House ediourn,d.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-05-03

4727. Prom Trenton 10 Wm. MilleIs, on Grand u
ver 40 miles and back, once week.
Leave Trenton every Thursday at mi arrive a.
M'ller's next day by III
Leave Miller's every Friday at ! mi arrive at
Trenton next day by g y IN.
412S. From Tuseunbia, by the mouth OF Nan
ga river, 10 Bolivar 30 miles and back, once week
Leave Tuscumbia every Monday al q M arrive
at Bolivar next day by III.
Leave Bolivar every Wednesday at mi arrive at
Tusoumbia next day by 8 pm.
4729. From Van Buren,, by Alfred Dealherade s
and John Shields, 10 Little Piney, 100 miles and
back, once week
Leave Van Buren, every Monday al mi arrive
at Little Pney next Wednesday by p IN.
Leave Little Piney every Ibursdiy at m; ar
rive at Van Buen M xt Saturday by o pm
4730 From West T. rairie To Grand Prairie, 80 miles
and back, once week.
Leave West Prairie every Thursday at a mi arrive
at Grand Prairie next day by p1.
Leave Grand Prairie every Saturday al d mi ar
rive at West Prairie next day by 6pm
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-05-03
Jan. 30-lav llw

DiNNEFURD'S Patent Improved Electrical
~ Horse Hair Renoysters. Foom the peculiar
constr uc,ion OF the Patent Horse Glove Brushes
every hair is brought int Independent action, thereby
stimulating and producing healthy action of the
skin, removing The dandruf, and producing fine
sleek appearance Of the coat at the ne avoid
ing the irritation frequently created by the ordinary
process Of grooming; they now sought after by
most Of the leading gentlemen Of the day. They
produce a healthy state OF the system by friction,
pihouf the risk of tearing the skim ss al the ord
nary horse-hair gloves are liable to do. Kept con-
stantly FOR sale by WILLIAM YOUNG,
May 81 2 doors east Gadsby's, Pa. Av.