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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-22
Erirsei Of a letter from Ws,h;n,,.,,


. L ne most astonishing document, that has made
US appearance for the last century, has been com,
munfcsted, viz that concoc,ed between the united
WISDOM OF Woodbury. and Tsppan. lii an estimate.
Wy ue Med IN THrgei," (as Mr. Clay terms
Wooo1uryl o, all the losses sustained by The peo.
PIE and government Of the United States from n.
commencement will serd you copy ms soon as
Pfn;ed, that you may nmuse the public.
nc wnoie cacu'a,ion is evidently MIR woodbu-
same ferocious Danton-like malisn;,y that chsrse.
terzes his whole party.-He estimates the loss ON
~ aeeluehtly destroyed and otherwise, Ms s4,-
44s,4i4! what an array of fours One mich, go.
po,e thus able calculator had Just arisen from PANE
OF all iours" Asaio, he estimates the losses on
Se'' at one hundred and fifty millions and The ~ moi.
Of dollars. "'' '''''''ohs
while this prodigy in finance was making his a.
uniiIes' he NIGH, have dipt into some probable es
innate OF the ruin which he and his party have oc
Gss,oned to the country by their base attempts TO
Destroy public confidence in the Institutions OF the
States.-.iier. Gazette.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-22
DIED.

Al New Orleans, on January 7th, Jesse Burton
Ha'Ti'Sn, formerly Of Lynchburg; in this State
asi'ed genius, ripe scholar, and among the first of
inc eminent men TO whom Virginia has given
birth.
Atthe Seven Island Mills, Fluvanna county. on
ne ga January last, with scarlet fever, MARGxaEr
LEWIS, aged year, months and a 5,vs. 90 -,
tue 4'h instant. JoHS MoULsox, with the same Al
s ens' aged :! years, months and 2I days-bo,h
children OF Edward w. Sims Thus, in the eour
OF a lew days, two lovely and interesting children
nave been taken from their fond and bereayed n.
rents and friends. But should they mourn7 G,d
N ms INFINITE wisdom gave them, only f n season
ana has thought proper to take them home TO him.
.lt-W afehrnan Of the South.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-22
POSTSCRIPT.
BY LAST EVENINGS MAIL.
NEw YoRK. Fridav PA

-, H" FORK, FRIDAY, +. NJ.
The transactions at the board this morning were
to moderate extent, and at nearly the same rates
as yesterday. The changes we note. Illinois Sizes
Tor 1870 advanced u per cent. Delaware & Hud.
son declined per cents North American Trusr. \.
Mohawk Rail Road, u; New Jersey |, and Har.
lem, /.
EIcHAHeE-Porsgh-St hills on London
are now held at 81, and Southern at ~. There
IS but little demand.
\, Domeste-P Philadelphia 95i &c; Mobile 80;
New Orleans 81 a 94i. 1t will be seen thai do,
meS.lc exchange varies materially from Yesterday.
TREASURY NoTEs.-Sl0O 600 Treasury No,es
drawing per cent interest, were sold this morning
at 99s. ' '''''''''s
STATE STocK-sl 900 Illinois skies for 1870
SOLO al %, and the like at ssh.
United States bank shares were sold at PbiladeI-
phia yesterday at 81. Closing prices 81 a pa
sales OF drafts on New York at 1884 IO3;.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-22

ersumstaues5 In ccnnsSeu with the kii.tsf, and 4,
1liiers from NE Rosnes statement Ia the particu.
lar that per ons arc len to lnfef from hls statement
mat ne never intimated any thing more Asn 81.
sHs 70 hape voted fer me " hs eoald Aaps done 20
consistently, whereas the impression made upon my
mind by his course was that he always intended 10
vote Tor me, and was only prevented iiom doing 40
by the fact, that his vote would have been unayal.
ing.
In conclusion, will say. in justice to Mr. Roane.
that have ever looked upon him as an honest and
consistent politician, and that never doubted but
that his Intention TO vote for me had been induced
oy declaration, as before stated which repeated
ly made during the canvass to conform in my course
lh esc,ed) to the wishes OF the majority party OF
the District and he had the strongest possible rea-
son for believing me honest in making these decla.
raons, from the fact that they brought me into col
Ision with several Of my most Influential political
friends, and that boldly maintained them, affirm.
ING that did not wish the support Of any man or
set OF men who did not consider the obligation OF
the Representatives, 10 reflect the toiu Of ais eons-
"enfs, when that will was unquestionable, Just
as important as when imposed by written instruc.
tons. WN n 4 DOITCI AS
February 10, lS4I
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-22
Frem "a. M Y. Camm.reial .aar.rli,.-

Mrs. GEsERAL HAniLros.-We have learned
hat the aged and venerable widow Of Alex nder
Hamilton Is on the point OF closing her long and
oameess hie-za life rendered truly ilustrious, al
though unheralded through flames elamorous trum-
pet by the continual exercise every virtue that can
MORN me character OF woman. Among the busy
erowos oil seekers alter wealth. noloriety, and plea
SURF he very existence Of this lady has been forgot
Ten out II has been known where want and suffer-
ing impiored relief, and amid the circle in which she
no'eo, her name was never uttered without a feel
OF her faculties, peaceful, prepared and has she
Is now, we understand, awaiting from hour to hour
the summons that shall call her to re Join that comma
mon OF her youth over whose cold form the tear,
OF h"hoie nation were mingled with her own,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-22
Toih, Editor, ~ "a. IpLir

WILLIAM AND MARY COLLEGE, Feb. IL, 1871.
Messrs Eoltors:-SInce we had the honor TO trans.
NIT to you for publication, a copy OF the proceed
iines ADOPTED ny the Senior Political Class Of vii.
liam and Mary College on the 10Th inst the di,,in.
guished author OF the excellent work there referred
to, upon reading copy (which was rendered him,
respectfully, yet, earnestly requests OF the class to
withhold them from the public eye.
Although We frankly confess, that the reasons as
signed for this request are not altogether as au,bor
dox and conclusive as those which he has urged in
indication OF the Free Trade System, yet, we have
determined at once, to consult his wishes. There.
fore. you have not inserted our proceedings. YOU
VIII oolge us by withholding them from the press.
BY order OF the Glass.
WIN. B. TALHAFERRO, Sec,
p. Is. In the event that you have already inserted
the proceedings above referred to, you will do m,
great favor by publishing the above letter.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-22
To THE EpIroRs OF rpr wu,o

The time rapidly approaches for the Election of
Senator-lt may not be amiss now to sugges, the
name oil gentleman for that Office whose character
wealth.
The State Sights men Of the Democratic" psr,v
say they require man opposed to United State.
Bank, TO protective Tariff, to internal improve
,nenL &c The Wings require whose manly
integrity, independence and virtue render him S,s
TO corruption and friend to our State institution.
civil and potcal-and ensure fearessness of con-
duct IN opposing usurpaton. as we'll as sustaining
the eonsutuuon-ls not Wiiiiau S. .7reher such
a man docs not political friend and foe know
that TO him the Senatorial Office can be safely con.
fined ANIcirS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-22

Politics IN TEssEssEE.-Extraet of n Lt,.r
from gentleman OF Intelligence and high resoeet.-
ryl, 1871. e''ue-
really believe that large portion of Nh. ola W.
Ien party are Pleased that General HARRISON is elect,
co. lhey are convinced now, thar the policy of
vans administration was tending, and would lend
ulums'e,y 70 ruinous Consequences to our liberties
nave expressed themselves heresbout. 1 am gI,d
70 see 1.-THE appointments Of Webster, Critien :
Den and Ewing To seats in his cabinet have elie,sd
praise from all parties here, and the Locos say thur
gratifed.n 0'e '"ai'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-22

A gentleman vtc hand ths dsbs.s b.twssr
Mn Wise and Me- Jenkn in the Hcuss OF Repre-.
sen,ailves. few days ego, tells Us. that Whist
Mr. Vile assumed and maintained an indepco-
dent position. aud expressed his own opinions Of
public policy, connected with distribution, the
tariff. &c. ha said nothing which would 20 10 q
enate him ( ON the Wing party, or to = ow that
he was not firm friend OF Gen. Harrh ons. lie
avowed himself 10 be Wing in every sense-wi a
oil his former principles. Ifte has his rmer ps,n-
ciplos, II Is ell the wings wanL-They will never
ask him or require him to be "drilled" IL is their
creed to allow OF private judgments, and not to en-
act collar obedience from public mer.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-22

The I'dies Of the First Baptist Church continue
their Fair IN the rotunda Of the Museum building,
and we ask for them a numerous call to-day.
Their tables are yet stored with much that is use.
iul and tasteful beautiful specimens Of needle work
and great variety Of articles to please the fincv.-
Call and see for vourselves
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-22
CONGRESS ON TUESDAY.
Correspondence OF the Baltimore Patriot
wAsHMGros, Tuesday, Feb. I6, ls4l.
UNITED STATES SENATE.
SUFFERERS BY THE TNATCHEZ.

SUFFERERS BY THE ToRNADoAT NATCHEZ
The Tesolut on introduced for the relief of the
sufferers by the Tornado at Na,chtz was reported
adversely on by the Committee OF Finance.
The Senate concurred in the decision Of the Com
mIttee; so the resolution vas lost.
THE BANKRUPT LAW.
The Senate proceeded to the consideration of the
Bill for establishing Uniform Bankrupt System;
and the question being on. the melton of Mr. Hub
bard ~ amend the Bill extend its provisions
TO all companies and corporations whether for trad
ing, manufacturing or banking purposes.
Mr.. TAPPAN, of Ohio. rose, and made long
speech IN support of the amendment-n reply to
Mr.. CALHOUN, MIR. CLAY, Of Alabama, and
oIhers--and against all Banks, and incorporated
companies, aud Banking.
Mr. NICHOLSON, Of Tennessee followed with
a brief speech-maintainins the constitutional pow
er OF Congress to pass Bankrupt Law, but the
lnexpedieney Of exercising the power at this time.
Mr. LINN mace some remarks in favor Of the
amendment, but against the general policy OF the
bankrupt bill.
Mr. CALHOUN rose to enter his protest against
the doctrine preached by Mr.. Nicholson in his re-
marks, that where the General Government and the
Staies came IN collision, the States must WELD
Mr. BENTON said as the mover Of the amend
ment MIR. Hubbard) was not then in his seat, and
might desire TO say something further on it, he
would move that the Senate adjourn.
The Senate then adjourned.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-22

We shall publish 10 NOR row, the proceedings and
toasts ut the "Cold CUT of the Tippecanoe Club
IN the Log Cabin on Saturday. 1t went off bril-
liantIy. The company was not as large as was ex-
Pected, for many thought it club dinner merely
many were afraid of being squeezed-and many
were afraid oftaking cold in an undaubed Cabin
in the month of February.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-22
PHILADELPHIA MARKET
FRrpAr EVENING. Feb 10

MISUNDERSTANDING the last few DAYS her.
Ter feeling seems to he abroad among the business
men. inspired by the belief that the Legislature of
our State will extend TO helping hand in hi,
our hour Of need besides which the indications Of
FAR inland business are being deveIoned NV the
arrival of a goodly number Of iemote western msr-
chants among MS, with funds in hand. Although n
du period OF the year for shipping several vessels
gre now loading for the Mediterranean and other
home manufactures.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-22
Vice Prssidenf Tyl,y

Gov Tyler arrived in Richmond Saturday on
MS way we presume, to the Seat Of the Federal
Government The Senate ofthe U. States convenes
on 9TH March in its simple Executive capacity.
We are grsu6ed to fnd the Vice President look.
ing so we'll, having heard that he had recently been
indisposed.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-22

Wan AMONG TIE WcMEs.-The marke, women
~ ~ rniadelpna, on Mond,y, turned out against one
o' their number, and Peted her from the market.
with eggs and other missiles She was a white
woman aud her offence is having married black
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-22

IEJ' Mr. Samues, Loco, Representative from
the District Of Rockingham, Shenandoah, &c
tTsnh LegioH) reiires from Congress. Wonder 4
there is any chance for Whig7
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-22

We understand that the wings Of Amherst have
nominsted Dudley Davis Esq ne their candidate
Tor the House Of Delegates ofIhe next Legislature
LyHehttrg VbgiRtaH.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-22

MEMORANDA.
BALTIMORE, Feb. 2O-Cleared, sehr For
Richmond. Nt
NEW YORK, Feb I9-Clearod, sehr Ann
Eliza, Richmond '""
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-22

ARRIVED,
Schr modorn, Meekins, Norfolk ard CITY Point.
SAILED,
Schr Osiander, Rodgers, Portland, -four
Schr Alpine, Walker, Artakapas, ballast.
Schr Volunteers, Nickioson, Portland, coal.
Sehr Nassau, Dearbon, New York, -four. &c.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-22
MARINE JOURNAL.

PORT OF RICHMOND.
High Water this day, At o'clock, p. M.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-22
ia

state lBrevet tank con
uP'esent rank ~ army where ferrcd and date
from. OfcOmmissions
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-22

1872
Bvt Brig Gen 4 Taylor. Col inf
PsJmasicr Gen. N. Towson,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-22
REMARKS

Gallant conduct In defending Fort Harrison
Of For Erie" wv s"'N
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-07-10

g--4.1.. tu 10 t5 ctll. T.tg have ilfltl uui-
treis Of Democrats octfl-si.r ue-c O7uioas
end 90 SORE irzIatee. e. CO. Die case OF Bela
p .f .r- Of P.iats!piial lave substituted m tier
.lsc.s. uru Of ialamJ8s eharar,yr' end whose sole
ra.s71i .1 'heir lagor, was tie uH,cruPu.'us ana
unrradp!rd name III which they Ciseua1'ef'd
t.r II lpscauoc AMI Tyler to5." They have M
creased as,sI ct diminishing 'as pIl.c espehii-
t8rcs, a 70 laeir c-y sui IS, "e,se SIS more DIN
Eanio',l TO 1875, spoke Of she Union Of ne f'f'
Tan aad o. c Backlog We have how m1eA more
om.nou' coularc,,on--a kind oCqgalwP.e s..''.e'-
The Pri,au and the BIack.gg, tie Aoa.'t"a st ana
lie aas.,e are now runl acting together under
lhr general anpealen Of WAC, and giving dree-
Ion to TIE cli,aiina o. Congress
Bal. Sc have already EXTENDED tins article m'ei
nra.- ban We uleudrd. Tie Democrat w'7
con.n...r,d wien thc Democratic party were 10 '''s
a.csudal. Il, has during It's whole existence oil Sc
ven yea 5, pursued one uniform, consistent co 'f'e
. ways ldyoclling tie rights OF The States ana Tie
erel, interests Of Tire people; and opposing oil mo-
nop1les-aa extensions 81 Tie powers OF The iedef-
.'a..t.,a,eJ /, was ofto,.
,,...-.,.,,,,.. !, !, now an Opposition
palcr. Boz remains The same. The change Is
IN those vino administer The Goyernmen,-noI IN
-.
-, ,,,., onr al, ,,,no,a with buoyanl
'..i. ,,,I, ...+.,. nat m lie slightest degree
',...l.. h.. ..o.er,u., asnec, of our
49, ',,',. l,,a eh.nnonrr,,rs In, pre-.
/ l,ooI,aa .I,..,, ,,c h,r, b,,a0y Jeojcted above
on,,sI,.r., r. ,ls virtue and intelligence orlh.
..,l, ,rteut,y, - lrpp. been deceived aul
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-07-10
From ,ht Farmers GNz.tie
IN nuRNING CoTTON-STALKS TO
w lDEsTROY INSECTS.

,.,,hhor If m,no was induced by ans article
h.alsl s,Rum your cotton stalks, which has
toao null;shcd in several paptfs, 10 nuke au ex-
nnnnlioo Of his cotton stalks, which has resulted
N n. conviction that the suggestion Of ~ oung
pl,mers,o il worthy tho consideration q ms
brc,hren If the plough. This gentlemen stated e
.aa,hs,, oamber Of his cotton-slalks Peilshtd
III, summer. IN dltren, slagca OF their plosiesto
maturity some Of them VITA 4 paftla crop o.
,nuls mon thcm. In making tho inspection al
lnded ID. ho discovered that some ul.iho innhs
nero nerro,e,ed underneath, neat their junction
MN he man stem. IN some oi these cavities
II, found 4 small straw bug Of an phlons lorr'
between tho size Of grain OF wheat anu
email non. While from others "a hide lnHudc'
md a,saopeared. here inquired Of him Il 4 was
~, ntohable tia, these iuiruders had commences
,beit exploring expeditions after the sihl"s wen
husa nv f,osl. 10 which be replied, that he no
,cca several ape,tures which weie pai!n'ly clos
Cd by The ar,rt growth Of the plants. ff9m '0e'
Iacts, he is persuaded that mitch eNllaf 'eo pre-,
On, season nigh, huyo been ave'ltdb by u 'nhsi
dest,ne,ion ol his cotton stalks
If any light Gun be shed upon tbs sutJe1 y
acs,rabje ,halil DO reflected through ycuf GO
mas The subject Of rot and rusI, ate ni u
snern,a,ions, that have appeared N reference
,Seir origin snIl remain among the "lelfa lneot
,,tau Of Agricultural ken. The rest melhod
ayer,ing Them il possible l. subject Of gfe
interest 10 the planter. .,,,ys
Il y
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-07-10
CORN STALKS.

Red Rirsr RaH.-CeP Shte'e mas reported
70 ,be War Department that he cannot adS"n'pgeI
onsy proceed with The clearing out q lne y mF =
River Raft before November The chma'e y
,n,,nsly hot ard sickly IN summer h"o"',rs
cannot n be obtained in tho yicsnily' but must Dc
erouob, from tho region ofthe oa'a' ana 'Assg
,aa'ld r. dead or disabled befolc they had y "
"o"e month in summer. lie hereotc re-
s" I'aands I'm, the steamboat Eadcator should
~ ~, mo dry dock and thoroughly repaired THIS
svI,nsr and every thing got IN readiness Tor an
aS;r,en, ACKNOWLEDGEMENT on The Isl oI Noven'
Der.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-07-10

An English aboluionis', named Snrses' is nj
Washington City giving our fanatic members &c
Cong.ess some items, and expaiiaung on the
horrors Of slavery, the right of petition, %c' lie
INA better come out South, We would soon place
Kim i, such situation that the aso"al Of mpud'
enco Vysa'e Matches Free Trader.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-07-10

The Editor is happy TO iniolm the patrons of
tho DEM cat that he has engaged the services
NJ. Ellis Abb ESQ, who has become la'nt
Proprietor and PublIshor Of the paper Mr. Alb
bey's business habits and experience N the man
ugemca ola printing Office eminently qualify
him for the station. The new firm viii DO con
Quoted under the nano Of WcRrnIScroN & Az
BEy,
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-07-10

r,nrA FIRE occurred 10 Grand Gull on the
evening Of the l7lh 'nsi.' "he" us 81 = . a
,wo story frame building Belonging % ". ~ T.
Annleqap. and large stable Owned ny M D. j.
Herpsfd loss about S5,Ve''
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-07-10

DR.. ElDmDGl Thu celebrated individual
has been liberated 90 bis own trcosDizance TO
appear al the July tenn Of lhe Court in Philadel.
phia He has been IA prison more than y car.
.NOA,- Ere Tradrr
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-07-10
For ATTORNEY GENERAL,
JOHN u. FREEMAN.
POLITICAL DISCUSSIONS.

r. NJ luegEG Esq aud The Hon ID. O.. snArrccX,
viii attend The following appointments aud address
the people on SAFE potcy IN the ioiowugplaces and
nj lie iitnre II III
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-07-10

Town DrLtgArEs;-'rhe following gentlemen
have been nominated lorcprcscnt the town Of CO.
umhus 10 TIC Comcnton - be held Ibis day Tor
The purpose d selecting candidates for the Lesisla-
ure, viz:
Richard Barry, Dr. u. Lipseomb O. P. Brown,
D. ,. II. Tdte, ohattos IIosR"e, ',' I", Es,es,
Nat Mitchell, Jas, Whitfield, l.. d. Thompson,
George Fmaee, L. +, Calhoun
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-07-10

tS5- The piece ofpac ry handed mover The sigma.
turc Of 'Aihposp is nnavoidably postponed 1t shall
appear as soon as we can find room for il.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-07-10

CoLunnu, BArus.--'rhs experience Of every aye
has taught US the important 6eneht resulting IRON
ircQnen, bathing
Whit greater luxury is there within our reach,
amid Ills hol suliry weather Than vistio BALDWIN y
Baths two OF three time week. Tie Faculty Of
Columbus have bore ample testimony Of the virtue
ollhis water, and hundFd tongRs confirm lhslF
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-07-10

FRANRLiE AcApE,Y.- Let ~ be borne ~ mind
that al Examination Of tie pupils Of this restitution
awill commence on nest Wednesday,, TIC Alb inst
Il Is hoped that parents aud guardians will eniser
| The exercises by their presence
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-07-10

We regret 10 announce the death O y
General ALExASpER McCoMp, the 0eis' =
chief Of the United States Army ~hol ~
athalf mast Two O'clock thls-day. Ills laI'
will take place on monday next at ten =
4. NJ Glo5. file 25th uli'
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