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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-17
To he Editor, Of he IVhis .

Gen.,smen-A.shouEh a Medical man. deeply regre,
the couue Ssnatr has lately taken IN relation to the
Eclectic Nsd.ch lnsutIte; and especially. that
YOUR worthy and talented Senator Mr. Sianad. five are
to have IhOmsonIan DOcIOfs aud the people, or a part
will employ diem, let them be educated men. l. for one
SIN IN favor OF gran ing the bill: could not have made
matters worse but there would then have been no
Tor them 10 enlist the sympihies Of the community in their
behalf Opposition 10 any thing way put II n;
Tor the hue aud cry Of persecution Immediately raised,
and the sympathIes Of the community enlisted Thus IL
wi! be IN this instance the whole county 10 be flooded
with petitions and Instructions, demanding Equal Rights
snd Privileges r the Tnomsonians snd the bill will pass
while they will claim great victory over us-the .O!d
Seh-9 :; when, 1t the bill had passed quietly It would
spon perhaps have died natural death. But they had
rsn g. the charter, and cannot upon what grounds
u was defeated. respectable portion Of the good peo-
pie OF this Commonwealth had petuOned for ii-ihey ask
I'd money. nor legislative protection; but simply Bill
Of Incorporation Z" Fat Justiia rust coslum should
govern General Assembly IN all their deibersons-
But this refusal certainly Of naked injustice II
not insult the petitioners. II they wish TO establish
an institution OF Learning at their expense the Senate
had no authority, least, justice, IN denying the Bill
OF Incorporation more hsgrlnt violation of right and
J.snce has been consummlied IN the Legislative
Halls OF Virginia, and God grant may never be.
MEDICUS.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-17

There many counties ~ the State that have not yet
reported and the expense OF writing TO each the
Treasurer OF the Society would call the OF such
OF Vice Presidents and Collectors have
their reports do during the months OF March and
April a the Committee have contracted with Mr. HART
Of Kentucky proceed Europe this Spring sIecue
the AND for information OF those who have
made reports the Treasurer that she has thus
Tar received S6OU0 but, will require S25GO
complete the tesgn erecting the pedestal and
procuring situation for IT, hoped ali those who have
the funds collected. will do prac
ticab.e-ai the give tie name Of each sub
scrber, ell may be recorded. Address Miss ELIZA
Vi. RIDDLE, Assistant Treasurer.
II The Wing papers the State Will please give the
above place IN their papers.
Need add word to induce tie Whis aides Of Viz
gina carry their des IN eectuay handsomely
Already have their sisters other States asked pafc
pate the honorable wors but certainly reserved TOR
the fair OF our old Commonwealth 10 that
the funds ample merely for the Statue te but
the square enclose snd the appropriate fixtures SCI
Of the advantage We snail be greatly disap.
pointed # another sppea should be rendered necessary.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-17
MANY TRUE WINGS.

REcnsxIrI N-"Hnw dye do, Mr.. Jones-how dive do,,
slid young swell yesterday, with he,d than br,ir
II old glossy faced gentleman who stood behind pair
O. gold mounted r7ees andwhose oeomouon assisted
by gold headed bamboo cane.
Excuse me, my good sir-eHcuse me-" said the old
man in ialseto Noee-but you have the advantage Of
me"
my name 10 KID, sir-Kid" said whi,ker.nso-.you
remember Thomas kd-Tommy, you used TO call him
don't youl"
Bless NV soul, yes and 80 do said the old mani
remember little Tommy Kid enough; and how do you
do nov. Mr. Goafl"
Rid, SIR, I'D. not Goat" said Thoma. peerishly.
An true, You were Md then, Tommy" said the old
gentleman, "but prcsie by the qranity Of hair on your
chic. that you have since become a goat."
Tommy stroked ms beard with his fingers and went oil
without bidding Mr. Junrs good bye"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-17
TofA, Ediior, ofib, H-bis

Cientemen-Na.vug all remirk on the fact that this
city has been 30 long q may always represented IN
the General Assembly by Lawyer, and dsavo~ng sll
attempt or wish 10 array one class OF the community
ssaiusi the other the winter bsg' leave ms fellow
cluEens that variety ~ induce ain, land many
Others with ~hom be has casual Htechangsd opinuns
IN tank that the peculiar interests place would be
most promoted hy the selection Of Representative from
sOme other department Of lie. For these reasons end
because public opinion does not TAR knows
concentrate - largely upon any individual put
81 heard the harmony o. the Wing parry by Others
tor t.s trust the winter oeEs leave suggest
JAMES Z. CRAM, as al individual uniting q large
oegre those qualities OF sense. with sui-
ei~nt facility uebiter sp-aNer present any sub
Iecthke!y 10 come before hIm III ineligible
VOTER.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-17
DR. YERBY,s EpucArloN REsoLrr1oN.

The following articles show that the effort Of Dr. Yerby
10 increase the Ltorary Fund.- aud give an annual sp
preparation in addition, meets with favor in The county
This resolution supported by Dr. YERBY IN IN sbs
speech end although the resolution does provide f3-
tho establishment aud maintenance IT such system II
Primary School Education" o. the wants II tho people
require, yet % lsys good foundation stone upon which
we hope 81 some not Tor distant day such system
erected a. will cafy the light u truth, virtue and know
edge into the home i every poor and dgent child 30 the
State. d. fERBY deserves the thanks Of the friends Of
Education throughout the State for earnest and inyaus
bic eScfons 10 the great ana gorous Of redeemog
Virginia from me odum Of being "he banner S,te of ~
nnfhncc' There ore thousands Of poor nnI INDECENT
children IN the State, VIM " % be rescued by his e1crons
"ifJm ignorance and vice." and who will yet learn 10 rev
crence hs nsme a. beuel1ctYf vt bis tsce We should
be- pcassd 10 have DC power uf the people ore ever
allpscd the privilege directly nf cho sng their own Gov
ernrr ~ ndyHcat- the e'cuHu ~ Dr. YrrBy the Office
Of Chiu Executive ~ the Commonwealth The e,prIp-
ding remarks oi h'sp och show hin 10 be both sound
headed and sound hearted safesmIn."-l
GAZETTE.
EUrcsuo---Ths Fret Ray Of Lieln-h will be- q
source Of great Joy the friends ol EJuesion-to the
friends Of Nfginato The favorable indications th,t
now appear, Tor the fret Time o. be manifested ON the
pr OF me Legislature, 60 do s0Hsfag 10 redeem yrgn
% from the UitheiinR iynrrancs a resolution
hH bren adopted. By the House " Delegates ,ohered by
Mr. 1sroy by vots Of 70 10 a. appoprs'ing the sum
oi S5OOOO, in addition 10 TIVE l. tofsry fund Tor the sun
port q Primary schools This will do very we'll Ia, q
beginning No plan, however hes yet been agreed op5n
and We 1fe tl i1cn'd a. thnk, that the present system
will be- retained with little slterauon-JY oodsioeE
Sentinel
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-17
TIE CONVENTION QUESTION AeAIN PosrPoxEn

THE CONVENTION QUESTION AGAIN POSTPONED.
The House OF Delegates engaged yesterday, until ,
O'Clock, in the discussion Of the Convention question The
select o-mmI'iee the subject having reported Dill
the last sesson-sinpy providing taxing
the psopIe-Mr. FLowEKs again moved the indefinite
pOstponemcn OF the subject, the ground that no bill
could pass this which would be satisfactory to the
West.
This motion, after much debate, prevailed, by vote Of
% to 53-ts members absent.
This msy be considered final settlement Of the ques.
ion for the session Western member. seem now dspo.
sed to await the result Of the census Of 1850.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-17
THE NATIONAL PREss-A HOME JOURNAL

This is the title Of Gen. Geo. r. Morrss new weekly
paper New York. The General it will be recoiIecled
4 in literary enterprises. lie has led on many
column and usually with great The readers OF
the New York Mirror IN best days. wall be well pre-
pared welcome the "Home Journal" The first number
rich, handsome, and varied contents. The price is
SO psf annum.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-17
ITEMS OF NEWS.

There were two hundred and seventy three square rig
sed vessels yns the port OF New Orleans on the sih
instant OF which two hundred were American. When the
crowd OF steamboats, and sailing craft smaller than brig.
10 remembered, it may be imagined busy scene the
wharves OF New Orleans presently. y Ga-.
DEATH ErIscorAL CLEksYnEs ~ rHE
coUNrRYThe Rochester Democrat announces the death
OF the Rev Ashbe Baldwin, who died his residence in
that city Sunday last. the age OF early SO
he is stated to have been the Oldest ordained Minister Of
the Episcopal Church IN the United Saies-N Y. Goes
JouS Jason AsroK The following is given as the es-
innate Of Mr. AsiOrs immense wealth, in Book Of the
"Rieh Men OF New York" says that "ihose knowing
his affairs best place S3OOOOOOO and some as hi
even SjO,0uO0o0. Ills income IN moderate esim,,e
mast be S2o000O0 wear, Ice 900 month which i.
S4l 500 week; S57e0 day, S2iO an hour and 81 A
miuuic-Nr. AsOr has made donation OF $3.50 600 for
library in New York. thu Of which {, be
ded IN enpoyins SCENTS purchase book. and in the
erection Of building. Mr.. COg'we late editor of the
New YORK Review, - the sEen, and librarian.
The income OF the empress OF Russa is $500 da, !
How many sers IN her dominoas would Ike the daily in
come Of a loaf OF bread
THE PLANET VENUs. THIS planet now appear. q, {.
crescent, and presents of
views IN the heavens It's may be seen distinctly in
4 common ,! telescope.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-17

JAMES RIVER & KANAwHA IMPROVEMENT.
MI. Lross from the Select Committee on the suhjsc'.
yesterday reported bill providing for the prosecution
this work. The bill read the fret and second time
and ordered be printed.
IL spproPris,cs $3.50. 900 finish the Cansl to North
k'er to complete the Sou,hside and Rvsnns
aud to connect the basin with tide water. This 10 As lit
tie as can we'll be DONE IL the State render eec
tive its large eSpenditure-snd this much. think, all
parts OF the will justiy-shough the peculiar
msuon OF some members may compel them give a ne
gativo vote.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-17
JAMES RIVER & KANAMHA COMPANY

The subloned communications are published without
the knowledge Of the gentlemen recomm ended.
To the Editors Of the Whig:
Gentlemen The resignation Of Jo.EFu c. CABELr
ESQ.,, President OF the James River & Kunawha COM
pany, has brou gh forward the OF other gentle
10 NIL his place. have word cav against
them will only say, that the fret point be taken IT, y no
Is the most tit person to supply the place Of Mr. CABELL
Under oil the circumstances, have doubt m ny hum
bic opinion, that Col THOMAS VI. BUNDURANT Is
well qualified for the place. In this Company have a
very small interest," shares; but will say Of Joseph
{. Cobel what think he defsrvcs, thai d. not believe
ony man ever filled office more honestly than he did.
FEB. It, lei6. NERiTAS.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-17
THE sOIrruERN pIANTFp

The February No Of this valuable Magazine contains
large amount of matter highly interesting and important to
the Agricultural community.
We perceive that the Editor proposes he OBJ
tain one thousand subscrber extend the plan
OF his publication, sno in addition the present month
~ magazine, to issue Weekly Newspaper to be devoted
to Agriculture and Rural Economy for three dollars year
We should hope the project might succeed are
'uaded would be OF mutual advantage Farmer and
the Publisher
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-17
TEMPERANCE,

RlcnNoND, Feb. Is, 1876.
Messrs Edtors-Iour repeated favourable notice. Of
the cause induce the friends OF Temperance To ask oees
sonaly the Of your columns making their appe ale TO
the public; ard | would, on humble member OF thar
body most cordially thank you for your past kindness g.
our enterprise. The attention Of community has been
lately called anew % the subject aud there many ey
denccs that Total Abstinence Principles are growing in
popularity OF late. beg suggest through your paper
- tho Tetoaors TO let this au'pcious slate Of public
feeling without making 1t suJseyient to crest and
decided propulsion Of the Of Reformation. While
there is host Of man. good and true to Total hbsi-
hence principles among the work OF Reform rensns
In some MEASURE IN statue quo, for the Of united
and organized action. In the Of the city, particular
y where the Syen that lures iniemperance appsars in
her brilliant aud attractive aspects apathy
rests upon the Tetotl army. Will they not nov a,o an
put on their strength and 60 forth the battle There
are deceuul paths flower ways where many young
men, the PRIDE and beauty of community are unoon-
scinusy moving to destruction. There enchsnime mis-
nsidous as they are a'cnang throwing spell for doah
around young and ardent and honorable minds Friend,
OF humanity awake let action be the word geat ad
vance has been made; Our army has were mounted
the rsmpars Of the besieged city of intomperance Let
US como down upon her and strong holds-strke
Tor humaniys sake, for Religions sske. strike Srke
with hearts strong in the Consciousness Of right With AIMS
nofSod by the sense Of truth. STRIKE like men determined
IN their efforts, noble Ia their Strike boldly and
rusngy, o. IN the might Of the Lord Of S.baoth Snke
for victory, and IL - ours! p
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-17
N Amelia County Court, oath October. Is45
Roberts. Ltgon, prg


Watkins = Eanes administrator the will annexed or Johr
nan DEC D. sally y Han, sarah Nunlly, Richard Halt Joha b
baush ana Ann me WIFE Pasehai Green and PL5e wife and
'hHs ~ Dchs
More han two months having elapsed from the Cling Of
he panh bill as from the pona on the 4,
pendants Watkins Eshes with the n,
John dat Richard Hat sarah Nunnsy John Baurb and Arr
baugh his wife and they st falling appear-and the dend,p,
Thomas Hat Paseaal Green and Phse Green his wife being M
Inhabitants n this Commonwealth whom the pabg
appears 70 have proceeded In esb.d by law
absent defendants and they m failing appear On motion
pan y MS aoLey the bill 10 tasen for confessed to all OF
the defendants-and Appearing that John Halt
hr'' clause Of bis viii has charged che his real nb
the payment OF al his just debts, and same
equiAbc fund Of VII eh all eedo, Of the s,a an.
t'd TO satisfaction doth that watsps Espe.
with the wi dansHed John Hail ,er., an A.
count ~ hs administration b'oie Leandsr Master. who
appointed Commissioner for that purprsa that s,d
SAFE a7 -"ts the same that he nnmt.r =,
OUTSTANDING debts due ~ said tsstsio the
A' aeu- a due on Judgments bonds signed by
Tic eFaio and oen account AMI Tor purpose ,
insson" adverss for 30 days or more public cs -
ms county requiring all creditors 'Tlib their eI,, All von
ere and that said Commissioner make report thereof N o
Copy-TeH~s
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-17

Suspension Bridge across the Ohio a, Wheeling.
resolution introduced by Gen. Lcse Combs. has pass
cd the House Of Representatives OF Kentucky, uaanneus
requesting Congress TO appropriate Sl3Oo00 for the
erection ct wire suspension Bridge the Ohio
wheeling. IL is thought the subject will receive favor.
able recention.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-17
To n, Edltar, Of IA. Rllr .

Gentlemen:ln casting around for that sort Of practical
aent and energy which think the State needs IN the pre-
cent emergency, proper the Of lanes River
e. ksnawha Company, k1ow Of no man who tu7re per
ecty combines these qualities than MAJOR WALTER
GWYNS, II Portsmouth. IN the mony works upon
which he has been eGgaged he has always kept he
durss within the estimates and mas exhibited under
trying emergencies i1 0l inynci5lo energy which
often oyercomes difficulties apparently i1surmounabe.-
The puOic interest would unquesuonaby be well protect
ed by the election Of this gentleman the Presidency Of
The Company. A CITIZEN.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-17

SsufhsTH and Western Literary Msssenesr and Rsrsp.
The number fyr February tsbe. and from the
cuf'oV glance which have been able to bestow upon
Us p'ee' seems to DO roigbsd WITH II, usua number u
Tish bad Vsiuabio Articles.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-17

We are requested to announce that Mr.. John R. Ed-
munds will not be candidate for re election TO the H.
OF Delegates, from the unity of Halifax.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-17

r The admirable letter OF Mr.. Ryes vii. be found
complete the form vi country edon. 1t l.
commanding great by sound views snd
man Ike combinations.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-17
ReeIbriaa, Di.f,ieL

The "Democsuo" Convention which met At ilsnisos-
burg the I2th. nomnsIed Ex-Governor JlSIs Mellow.
- her osndidse for Congress.
Jostrs ". sAsvrus. Esq. 10 suu . esnddsfs. Tho
Whies siu have poae
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-17
SHARFf CARTER, Secretary.
VALUABLE BOOKS.

VALUABLE BOOKS. at Auction
Members OF the Legislature, and all
Books will please beA prnkor Nor
RS old stand - Main street. VII
Evening THIS collection large. and many vauab
wo Is In amos, department Literature the is
positive great bargains may be expected.
ALEX. MOTT, Auc.
n The will be continued every evening until the whole
cosrd feb lJ-n
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-17

M IDIOT IAS NOrICE,-Ths owners Of hands hired
~ io'he dohi C6mpsny advised hey now
he uem nu 81 ulon very bsrs sgan astursi or &C.
eden AZ death ~ appyrE N Df T. ~. Roya Of Cscrf-d e
medical sdvssf ChlSstn CLARKE Esq Of chm md tho
Agent Of he Insurance Company.
As. WOODBRIDGE Pfest
oh1n N nee =. 10,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-17
SALE OF
L n D, STOCK, &C.

~ ILL be sold TO the highest bidder, at public
auction on the premises TUEsDAY. the ION d,y O,
1uoR which reside called FRENCH HAY. t1atsd on m.
CD csahomny, tsp1rng from Hail f.dsne. Of ion.
" Bots Esquire ~ miles fnm the ~ Richmond. one
~ t' n oeIglHu t'edcnees 90 TINS n the
ains 81 " land, qualify wheH was seeded i
Fan 30 bushels m wheat sod the have been IA
lowed before the Jay Md
nearly two mes BY the Chkahomny stonsy Two never
failing streams and zbounds sprnrs The MT
Two SOY brick dwelling with including The ee-r
wHha other neee-sry bui dras FOR farm a. OF them In
good repair an lee house he with large ia
~, good Saidsn, and young orsharh Of eh1 e. frst
NJ" hs' f- ~ Oh" snHe time, tie pf naon Immediately sd
Joinng Ffepch Hay. cal ID BELLE FARAt contains astss
about 90 Ufwnch meadow and portion which pov eu st
n hefdsrfss and most uftbs bsitc. ind viii ~
read 70 plant 90 corn the present. On are 20
bushels Of whea seeded good touon NJ both the se.
iscond low grounds, water sasy worked and 70 no.,
Productive bot are sufcrptste of igtrr rsrff Of
The Improvements consists ~ wsodrn dNenr with four roo.
ana ceaf ana other build ngf which with nsa suf
hcrn iofsuch panauon. good zlden an
ifut Ihcfe ~ ssD snail wooden ting house
W "h'f hudnts now nearly tompstd snd dssfrf thu pie
more us ho-e whiuE purchase no caut etattre ,
ihsmseIvrI The Land NJ be- sh1Hnby subscrLsr o. On b
n5ssnee ~ BIZ VIM vii ausys upop one ~ m
plantations unul NJ Day Of sale
On the same day, WI be sold nv STOCK Of
even dec ron, eontng ~ Hofrs Mlst Caue fos. and
Sh'sp among N" Ga Go ere seven Cows Nv NJ nE
Sn''Ea WIN" rrnw &c Plantation Utensils lud NJ usu q
vtreiy hnfsc 'afsRr AMI b. ~ nsry NJ
an! .,ms HDgsstld itd y 'eh.n Furniture
iEkHs-fof Ff.u.h 10y. s. OUO cash The balance In t,
sale For Tho nir land. third thf an-r 10 fy, rg,t
puYnen' one Fud to from ths dsy on
upoh VI" land for The ohtf properly under TO- .b
Over that SUM- reit ~ 90 onhs gwen the
g'ioe bond aud approved s-cuuiy.
The sububef having deerunrd 10 remove q, ni-h,,,t
FErER W GRueg-
Ps-TLs above d-schcd lands are ustod IN sood ssrbso,
H.v heal Inv rifua
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-17

IIoGI'S OFFICE -sull Another! Nos II 90 n a
III Capital pfze yestedsy's Louery sold ADD paid BY
HOYT
Todsy-S90.0O0 Capsl. Tickets s.. Csll before
III o'clock snd get prize A. HOYTs,
No. exchanges
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-17

TRUST SALE.
Rf virtue Of tho provis ons Of n deed Of Trust
- eTosutsd ihs subscribers BY Davis brarns date
on the sh dav Of July i5t1 and du recorded
ek NJ The County Court NJ Hanover Tor pufpose
n Thomas boswell certain moneys therein pro
ceed fe BY pube the bidder upon Nc pre-
misses of cash FRIDAY the goth day of March fi
oh'rwss the fair day thscasr OIL hst
On Whsh the sad DAVIS esiss known naohup-
Including alec " other ae called Ia Yarn ard Noun
Tho Whole Containing hundred an1 thysEhi acres me The
sme however lessl adjoining fhs ands wHiam
Wckhan Nathane TINS estate, and situated
about dvs mi ~ Hanover C0ur Houss within mics
of The Rehfnonf Frsdsrickshur Potomac Raj Rosd
The ue N the above properly believed bot aenr
a. ffusees Ne viii convey only such tue In u,
By virtue Of the deed afo esaid.
WM. o. WINSTON, J.
fob H-etr BICK T.. wISsrON trustees
SALT,soo ssets Ashon'. order daily sTps,,ss
- and for sale low arrival, BY
N1 In CRENsHAw BRog a CO.
ENOR SALE half pipes superior Cognac
Brandy, Of the ossbr led nesmef bfsnd also 800 s.ets
Liverpool Pscioy led sar-by
fs Al CHARLES v OSBORNE
~ FEW MORE OF THE SAME SORTP'
usT received, 100 pairs 81 imitation sh.nn.p Roo,.
~ J. D. HoovER
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-17
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE. }

" lK6lNlA--At RuIos held ~ the Clerks or
hes ~ ne Circuit superior Of Law and C,,..,v n,
ana County m Monday The "a fsy ~ Ftbnary trs
'o"' hopsn No. Samuel Hopkins, Henry o. Harvey ana Jrm.
so merchants ard partners ade under style and Nm, a.
"" "'''"tt . 70 Prhs.
n Fa'ld'f' surviving partner NJ 6m OF Pieb
20 fonfs and 'aref s. Sauuders merchants asd paur-rs
Voc uoef We sVs and firm n n. y Foass AHA. Pans.
80 SEQ VIVIAN Hun IN he right administrator Of
wv $40 Richard zones the dscsased aofead Dsns
~ cHAScERY.
The defendant Garter Fausdes not having entered hi, an,
aanee Hnd Fivcn security dine N Asehv
u'soi hs Cnur md sppearrr b., .atrfaetoy evidence
l "" De- not m ini n1tt Of The IL be- ordered
" 'n dfnfshi DO a.psaf before he Iufgs 81 Court
'uH H.ua u sld county ray n The rer Apr
% hhn snsrf he hi1 ~ fanuns t . eouy on III,
~ 'nth"h in'-rci m nrwprp-r published 10 the
~, ,lnohd of two nontts vsiy posted At TIE
/ f'n' noor 81 The Count Houss o. this county
-, Cppy-Tsrs
NI'-w9T WILLIAM Hurr u g.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-17

~ ~ "WWH-The suhscfber h-vs received supgy o.
"a ne.ae unifsssed Shining Linen. vsy dsfirabs syss
- ,fn,n Nhsenr, wfh Fsnrui asorturu Linen Goods
u ot tprng sss and ths receipt u ths
--.'' S''"E ''rpy r. ~ p. PRICE a CO.
RthuIHuI' SMALL PATTERN FRENCH CAHBRfc.-A
- uPy o. he above, Canary PMS snd Ru- Tor Tine
HTprefs. Ttios ~ pgf,,r /. ~, -
tlo' p.'ess vda Bsct Fringe snd few Iaes Caps. 70,
-, ,a ff''h supply % Ladies snd senuemebs whts KID
1919
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-17

The income OF the empress OF Russia is $500 da,
How many seri' IN her domniOns would Ike the daily
come ola loaf OF bread.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-17

SALT--soO sacks Ashton. One order daily sTpsst
- and for sale low arrival. ~
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