Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-06-07

-, gssssny With ample fortune. for each ,r hi shidps
Trce-srer Of the coloay. r.
isham, hs lhrd was member Of The Hooss OF Bur-
eesses nom oooehland in hundred and forty,
and Adja,snt General Of the Colony.
Richard. the fourth son. member Of the House Of
succeeded ii. sso,ssi William = Trss.urso f he CO.
lony. ......
Sir JoAn the 9Th .oa. ~.. Speaker Of the house Of
safse''s' and Attorney Gsnsrsfer the Colony u vsin-
Peter. q The second William csrt Of the Aesss
| Of Bursesses.
Richard Of Richard we member Of the houss Of
Burgesses.
John Of Sir John, was Clerk Of The Aoss. Of Bur-
eesses and Attorney Gsnsral-he wss in England when
me revolution commenced. and did To vhgnia
Psyton. brother Of John Speaker Of the house Of
phia, where he died.
Thomas Mann Randolph great sr,nd-,ou Of William
OF T. WA member OF the Virginia Convention, from
Goochland. in seventeen hundred and ssven,y.6ve.
beverly Randolph son Of Peter. . member Of the
Legislature from Cumberland, during the revolution, and
| afterwards Governor Of the Stale Of Virginia.
Edmund Randolph. grandson Of Sir John. aid de-
camp TO Sen Wsshingt,n Governor Of the State Of Viz
gina, and Secretary Of State Of the United States
Rob't Randolph Of Peter Peyion Randolph grand.
son Of Peter; Richard Randolph. aud David Meade RAN
dophson: Of the second Richard. cavalry oeen in
the Of the Revolution.
David Meade Randolph a. appointed M.rshal Of vr-
gnia, by President Washington.
John Randolph Of Roanoke, grandson Of the FIAT Rich
ard, was elected member OF Congress he at
tained the age required by the Constitution he
member Of the Senate Of tho United States, aud Minister
to the Russian Court.
Thomas Mann Randolph. Jr. was . member Of Con-
gess, OF the Virginia Legislature and Governor VI the
State. $50
Thomss Jefferson, was Of R.ndolph of Turkey lsiand
through his third soa, Ishsm.
James Plesssnu member ofCongress, of,he Virginia
legislature, and Governor Of the State, o Randolph
Of ToIkey leland. through his third son, Ish,m.
Richard Bland, member Of the Virginia Convention,
IN seventy sir, and member Of the st Congress VI
Randolph o,Tkey Island, through his daughter Elizabeth
Her grand son.
Theodore Bland, commanded reg menr Of Cavalry in
the OF the Revolution aud member Of Congress
IN the seventeen hundred and eighty and, died IN New
York, during the session.
Richard henry Lee. member OF the Virginia Convea-
ton, IN seveniyve Of the st Congress; and u the
singers OF the Declaration Of Independence: Of KAN
dolph. Of Turkey Island through his daughter Elizabeth
AHhsr Lee, tbrothcr Of K. II. Lee,l succeeded DR..
trankiin agent in England for Massachusetts,;
Commissioner to the Courts OF Versailles and Berlin;
member OF Congress in eighyone; and u member Of the
Board ot Treasury in eighty nine.
Francis Lishtoot Lee, tbrother OF the above,l
member Of the Virginia Convention, ia seventy ve Of
the inst Congress, and Of Convention called for
adoption VI the Federal Constitution.
Wiiiism Sfith President Of the College Of William and
Mary aud author OF the History of Virginia. was Of Ran
doph. OF Turkey Island. through his daughter, Mary.
Thonas MarshaH father Of the late chief Justice
member Of the Virginia Convention in seventy FIVE and
Colonel Of regiment in the Of tho Revelation;
OF Randolph, OF Turkey Island. through his Thomas
oil reaous and active Wings, throughout the Revolu-
uon.
The celebrated Qaof Club which existed long ut
Richmond-and OF which the late Chief Justice Marshall
was prominent member, up the period of his death
sul holds its meetings al the appropriate BY nv
auon OF the President. ut the dinner which
Is served up according ancient and established usage
with primitive smplcitythe plank table, without
ing being loaded with the good things and decaces IT the
season. Although WINGS expressly prohibited, being
rePusnant 10 the constitution, and there OF
n crook baa
ket OF Champagne smugsied into the camp. and
/ made 10 How quite freely.
On looking the names OF the members observed
that Chief Justice fancy honorary member and had
attended some OF the preceding meetings.
This association affords occasional healthy manly
exercise Tor large number Of gentlemen, many Of them
strangers from different parts OF the country, well
free and social interchange Of cives that found be
| agreeable aud salutary.
The politics the country and the candidates for the
next Governor and Senator in Congress from Virginia,
were subjects Of conversation in many circles. For the
latter office, that OF John Tyler had been barely named
but, odious a. he is elsewhere, had idea he 10
such dsavor in his State. Here all parties agree
that his ueacbery and ingraude will suffice for this day
and generation least. The u. 5. Senator have
doubt will be taken from the par; the State.
Mr.. Rutherford, Of Richmond city, WILL IL believed be
the next Governor He is the brother nlaw OF Mr.. An
drew Stevenson who Is also spoken Of but will yield
Mr.. R-keepinR, however, his own eye upon Washing
ton fr spoil" OF small magnitude his great ruy
H. that TIE siaong tns hIng, IL, that Virginia hes
much already.
learnt Richmond, from a deIn official sourse that
the Postmaster General wdeawake transport
taton Of the mails The progress Of the Southern mail
to be accelerated, whereby whole day will be
in the morning, instead of tie night was also
well assured that the great Eastern mall which still lags
behind at Philadelphia, would be embraced in the new
schedule and that its forthcoming be looked for short
ly. "a consumm1tlon devouily To be wished.
lhave other that wish say you, and which
| may form the subject Of another letter."