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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-25

easls and the slight crst to Join them, and perform
kind oil Wild todisn dance, .ail in a rows Aher
which they all walk TO the sides they have no bu-
siness upon and then crimson runs round msrabout
and taking his partners hand, & g the slight cast.
introduces her To camelis and msrabouL as though
they had never met before. This Introduction Is
evidently dsa. reeabe, Cor they instantly retire. and
then rush past each other, as furousy they can,
to their respective places.
LA TRENlSE is evidently intended to "trot out''
the dancers. Freekles and black satin shake hands
AZ they did IN "a Pantaloa, and then feekes trots
tip out twice, and crosses over to the opposite side
TO have good look at him, having satisfied her Gu
rosty, she then, in company with black satin,
crosses over to have stare at the violent wristbands
In contrast with tip who wrisgles over, and joins
thcm, and them without saying word 10 each other
bob, and twircd in rEhs.
LA PASrORALE seems to be an inversion OF
Ia Tfsniss, except that in nineteen cases out OF
twenty, the waistooat tip, camelia and wrist bands,
seem TO undergo intense mental torture; for h there
be such thing as specify OF notion" pasigrais
must bc the Inferno Of Dancing"
LA FINALE commences with a circular riot,
which leads to RTE. The ladies' then Join hands,
and endeavor to initiate the graceful evoluions OF
WINDMILL occasionally grinding the corns OF their
partners, who iranticay rush in with the quix ,tic
intention of stopping them. A general .hufting
about then takes place, which terminates in a bow,
bob, and "allow to offer you reireshment''
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-25
Up See proceeding, in Dinwiddie.

iCJ@ Many of our friends have complained of
our publishing the vouminous, and to the gen.
eral public, uninteresiing correspondence between
Messrs. Adams. Bolts, sc. Our excuse for so do
ing is this. We had inserted the charge against
MIR Adams; and altho' it did no. occupy the space
OF inch, felt that 1t but justice to give his
from lis great volume it trenched
grievously upon our columns. Again, we stood
before the world in the character of the warm po-
litcal friend of Mr. Bot,s and had we declined his
adyersary's reply, as We might have done on ac.
count its unreasonable length, it would have been
ascrbed TO an apprehension on our part that MIR
Bolts would be injured by the publication.
But in future, we intend to pursue different
course in respect to all similar cases, without fear
favour or affection. We have rule, never TO in
sert article merely personal, except an adver-
misunderstanding three times the ordinary price
To this rule we intend steadily to adhere. IL ;hi,
does not check publications Of the kind above re-
fered to, we will impose the further restriction
whenever they exceed column, Of putting them il
hand-bill formso that the space set apart for gen
eral intelligence, may not be invaded by persona
wrangles.
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MARRIAGES..
ARRINEn

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70 Fry Co, a Duval Co, Gro,,er n ps.Is'
Ludiam \ Son, VI x W Willis, Thos Pc. ~
Johnston Lyeli, Fisher x Son. w R,o,p
Allen, ) Dove, WORKMAN, MeCiruder A a.,
u Crensha~ X Co, Webb, Booker 4 H,,,i,,,..
Bigelo~ * Royal, Il & e Ellis. V,Ient;n" -
Bfeeden, X w Appsrson, A Levy X Son. al
q 5 Root, DJo,y, e Richa,d.. q Ala
pDoian' henn'er Co, Carter, J & A Goode, w
Rnier, Wiiiiims x uaxall, O A Streeksr NJ a,
ofancs: Dasenpor, & Allen, w Mitchell. q Pal.
mer, Abbott, w J Smith, Boshet n Rohinson
, BUR-, Powell, e Crew, J Wright. Inloe,
* Brother, X NJ Sully, Hubbard. GarJSsr a %,
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nr'es, 10 L Ellis, Lancaster, DENLY & Co. A
thornton, Cotton 4 Clarke, w III Smith. + Lance
Boyd, Edmund Co, T. Smith, Rev j O'R,;.n
-, Murray X Roper, W R,t,er ] 4 A GooJa'
pun'op, Moncure Co, Binford & Porter WI
iims haSal, l. ID CScnshaw & Co, A w,,w;ot
s. &C. w. ~ "ai"ick
sehr oiwego, Davis, Philadelphia, coal. 10 mas
@, SAILED,
Steamboat Pocahontas, Parish. Bal,imor, ,,-
bacco, sc 'o'0' To-
Schr Dolphin, Baily, Baltimore, coal.
Sehr Richmond, Chester, New York. tobacco
and -four. (WHICH
sehr Almira, Harrington, Baltimore, coal, mo,as.
ses, &c. ' ''O''S-
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PIES Of tho Wing party. We will support his sd nj
nsiration; but whenever he shall depart from these
prnclpies, We wLl condemn and oppose hiu.
RssSieed, That Henry Clay, the distinguished
Senator from Kentucky, has thanks foe his ser
wees during the last session OF Congress; ead that
he meri,s (and NO hope, will receve,) the highest
honois his country bestow for his great and
long continued public services his upright and
honest course through long and oveniful public
hie-foS his hruincss and energy in the performance
OF dnty-tor his single hearted and patriotic devo-
ton TO the best interests OF his coun,ry-tor his
great abii'es-for his experience in public affairs
and wisdom rs stateSman-and for that uncom-
mon dEsintcrestedness and magnanimity, which
cause HIM always TO prefer tho public good to his
own individual aggrandixement.
Resolpsd, That all Wings ought (uutismayed by
temporary re'eses, caused 10y the united efforts OF
tteacheroos friends and open enemies to persevore
IN the maintenance of the good principles for which
they nave heretofore coniended, and TO use all hon
oshle means Of procuring the union and energies
OF the Wing party; because, on these depend as we
hrmly believe, the existence of free Government in
our country.
Resolved, That the inscription on the whig Ban.
ner ought 10 be-"The will OF the nation, uncon-
troed by the will of man-one Presidential
term--a frugal Government, and no Sub Treasury,
open or covert, Ia substance or in fact-no Gov.
eminent Bank, but an Institution capable OF guard.
Ing the peoples Treasure, and administering to the
peoples ~ant'-no union of the purse and the
sword o, the nation IN the same hanis-no interfer-
ence OF Fedc'al office holders in elections except
ny NotnS-no misappllca'iOn Of the power and pa
tronase OF the Federal Executive, TO mere party
pufposes--no retaining Of de(aulters in offce-no
ACKNOWLEDGMENT Of sovereign States, nor any op
preston o! them by the Federal Governmeu mo |
travelling Cabinets, nor e'ectoneeTng Presidents
10 spend the peoples money, IN corrupting their
morals-and that, under this Banner, with renew
ed and united energies and asking the blessings Of
Providence on efforts, will 60 forth again TO
hight the battles OF our country.
Rss'Ired, That the proceedings of this meeting
he signed 10y the Chairman and Secretary, and the
latter IS directed TO request the EDITORS Of the Rich.
mond Wing and Petersburg lntelligencer, 20 insert
them IN their valuable Journals
On motion, by Marvin X Griswold, the meeting
adjourned.
EDWARD L. PEGRAM, Ch'mn.
J. w. GILLIAN, See'ry.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-25

The Morgantown Republican thus lectures its
boaslful Whig compeers OF the good city of wheel
ing, the result of the late Senatorial election in
that district:-"Shame, shame, on you, you boast
ing Wings of WheeIing-always Dragging of your
Wing eity-of your Wing strengthen what you
can do;--why, one would suppose, to hear one o (
the great Wings of Wheeling talk, that the city
wa, the very birthplace of Whiggery-the centre
from which emannted every Wing thought idea ard
Hcion;-that they, the Wings par excellence
could not only elect Wing Congressman, If you
would let them select who he should be) but
Wing Senator, and in aid of themselves a Wing
President, Bow down, you seli.concei,ed and large
tulking Wings, and Acknowledge the corn to AL
eIander Newman. No longer boast of your
strength; learn first to be united Remember, that
"a house divided against Itself cannot stand.'-
Frown down your fncIionists-Iake lessons from
your foes. You cannot all be great men-some
must iolIow-you cannot all lead.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-25
To Tie General .lssemblv Of Virginia.

The Executive having declined making a tempo
rhTy appointment of Judge to I'LL the vacancy
occaslOned by the resignation OF Judge Abel p.
Upshur, that duty will at the ensuing session, de.
volve on your honorable body. II may appear
strange to many, that the gentleman | shall bring
10 the notice Of the Legislature, not the first,
and therefore the only nomination, made 10 supply
the vacancy before alluded to; but tho reason he
has no: been nominated before IS that It gene
rally believed he would not accept the appoint.
ment.
The gentleman I have alluded to, is Thomas X.
Joynes, ol Accomnek, and | have no doubt, II
elected, he will accept the appointment, and dis
charge the duties OF the Office tn the entire salsfac
ton Of every citizen in tho district.
II there is man in this district, who is pre-
eminently qualified TO I'LL tho high and responsible
station Of Judge, that man is Thomas X. Joynes.
lie possesses naturally the highest order Of talent,
and particularly legal turn OF mind, highly cu-
tivnted and we'll stored with useful legal know
ledge.
II quick perception, nice discrimination, and
prompt decision, united with comprchcnsiven ness
and grasp Of mind ond intellect, are requisite to
make an Efficient and allie Judge, then Is Mr. Joynes
emnenuy suited for the station, Tor he possesses a
| happy combination Of those essential requisites.
Energy, industry, perseverance, and patience oi
labor, are traits in his character for which he Is
/ Justly celebrated. From his youth TO the present
| day, he has been one OF the hardest students any
where TO be met with. For twenty years he had q
very extensive practice, being engaged on one side
| Of almost every suit IN the Courts OF Aceomaeh
| and Northampton cOuntios.
or his qualifications, il was perhaps unnecessary
to have said what have, especially 70 the mombcr
Of the Legislature, who know him by his we'll earn
ed reputntion-anj knowing him, can but highly
appreciate him.
10 you, who have read the debates Of the Nir
ginia Convention, and seen him successfully crap
ping IN debate with the Lion Of the West, (PhiliI
DOdrldgc,) and ranking one of the first intclltc
tuol giants OF the East, TO you need not soy, witt
and what lie IS.
As a man, 10 ia universally cscomtd by all VIII
know him. lie possesses, IN 90 eminent degree
all tho moral and intellectual qualities that are re
gusite to constitute impartial and uPngh
| Judge.
SrouId you elect him, (and cannot believe h
will have opposiuon,) he will add dignity md homo
70 the station, and be an ornament 10 the Bench.
EASTERN SHORE
itE Enquirer tane.lcd 70 copy.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-25

The W and Tie
'Ul1Bs Y9uIq 6
oq pIu z
'spupqlsliA lu9lolA suI

Duing eight bars Of music, tip, crimson, eancla
and wristbands, bow TO frCckies, slight cast mara
bouts, and black satin, who curtsey IN return, and
then commence
La PANTALON, by performing md interseet.
Jog figure that briggs all parties exactly whore they
we're; which Joyous Circumstance IS celebrated by
bObbing Tor four bars opposite 10 each other, aud
then indulging IN universal twirl which nppn.
lently ofFends the ladies, who seize hold Of each
others hands only to leave 90 again, and be wired
round ny the opposite gentleman, who, having Sc
cured hs partner promenades her half round to &C.
ebrate his victory, and then returns 10 his place
with his partner, performing a similar in nnd.ou
movemqnt as that which commenced Ia panialop.
L'ETE, ii much more respectful operation. Re
leujng 70 OF tftt|Due asrSngement, wristbands and
lrcckiee would I.-F4|| and retiro-Ihen they would
tske two hops ~ lump 70 the right, then two
hops and ~. q - Itfi--then cross over, and
there hop ~ .sn,r 81 ssme number Of times and
como back sr1<, ed saving celebrated their re-
turn By bobb|hr f I1>t bars, they Iwir their part
LAPObI,f @-fit crimson wais,eou, and mara
bouts would sh&<< Lfrte 9Th their right, and thei
cross ovof, and h. .:o< <I<kcn hands again with th
= left, come b,<H -1>' They then would invite III
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-25

chant chips a. not only unjust in themselves. but
20 psrtinAeoesiy enforced. to call Zoe grave re-
tuke hom our 0overnment I mentioned in my
last that Mr Stevenson had wti,tsn a yery .e,et,
letter Just before he len England. hear also more
OF that now. Ia was a Parthian arrow and the sx-
minister, 70 said. boasts that its point was POI
soned-while Lord Palmerstoa considers the EN-.
6roiled state Of the negotiations as legacy
tor him to leave To his Tory successor. The sub.
Jects vii, think, occupy a considerable place in
the Pres,denrs Message.-By the way. since the
return OF MIR Tyler from Virginia, he seems to give
himself up to the business, aud the improved state
OF ms heaih Will allow OF some extra exertion.
There - great deal OF whispering about no.
minations here, and some talking in by rooms at the
ao ,e y" VT stevenson, jus. returned from England,
Is talked OF as the opposition candidate for Gov
enor OF virginia. And his friends arc speaking of
nun openly as the party candidate for the Vic.
Presidency; This. OF course, excludes the idea of
"t yer oeing their candidate, as both President
State. 0'' ''e
There are certain persons in Washington. or
nave been lately, who came to see what thew couId
a s"'no TOT rennsyvania politicians. The plan, as
Tar as can learn, Is To call together the Opposition
members OF Congress, soon after the Commence
ment OF the next session, aud endeavor to ntocu,c
an expression otopnion in favor OF MIR Buehanan-
your S,e, rs the party candidate for the Presi-
uency. II this cannot be brought about PennsvI-
wanna VIII demand TO furnish at least the candid,.
Tor the Vice Presidency, and that will be your pre
sent Governor, David X. Porter ESQ,
ihese are movements IN advance OF the ordp,.
" s,eps' but u IS sometimes "ihe frat step winch
eo1nS And II a man is really talked OF p,,t,y
earnestly Tor one Office his chance is at least pretty
The report is, that MIR. Rives, of Virginia. will
occupy position IN the Senate, next winter, more
nearly connected with what are called the VIII,
doctrines than he had during the extra session.
" he'her ms IS 10 come tiom some change i'm thar
sch''emans views or from know ledge that no
measure IS TO be proposed upon which the friends
OF the late President can divide, is not known. /
nave not heard any thing to bo relied on TOUCHING
me aspect which affairs likely to assume in ,he
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-25
MEETING OF THE HANOVER AGRlCUL
TURAL SOCIETY.

At meeting Of the Hanover Agricultural soe'e'
", held at Hanover Court House, the following re-
solutions we're adopted
Rssolptd That tho Agricultural Sori'iy OF Han
over deeply regret tho death Of Henry Robinson
Wee President Of the Association Tor they expected
from his we'll known honesty, into'lgence' energy
and yirtu,. most useful and Efficient officer.
Rssoip,d That the foregoing resolution b. spread
on the records Of the Society, and a cory cent to
tho papers OF the city Of Richmond for publication
,LJs The papers in the city Of Richmond will
please copy.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-25

ANIMAL MAesETIsH is all the rage in Baltimore.
DR.. Collyeris making exhibitions there, and per-
sundins the Monumental City of the reality of
cLAIRvorAscE. Ii is a humbug of the first water
bu. that accounts for the believers in it;-who arc
not confined to Baltimore. 1t is said there are ma
NY in the vicinity of Petersburg, who would be
happy of visit from DR.. Collyer.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-25

very mysterious affair has come or in Norfolk.
The particulars are of too tragic character to be
published. The "uPshoI' of the matter seems to
be' that half the town tincudng the Editors has
been swindled, in some unaecouniable manner.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-25
NOTICE.

IL Those At n distance, desiring to subse,ib,
To The "iNDrrENoESr," are requested to address NJ,
at Richmond, until LIST December, and ufter ,b,,
time, at Washington City. ''''
PEASANTS, JOHNSTON & wooDsoN
WASHINGTON TEMPERANCE SOCIETY
The Washington Temperance Men will hi,
Their weekly Social meeting on Friday evening. NJ
the Lecture Room under the Unitarian Church ~
- o'clock. They invite all disposed to Join, to az
tend he meeting =" ~
itj| A full meeting is particularly desirable ON
this occasion. wv y"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-25
FEDERAL CnuRT

The term of the Federal Court, for the Eastern
District, commenced its session in this city, on the
18th instSnt-Judge Mason presiding.
The Circuit Court Judges Daniel and Mason
presently commenced on the is.k, and is still in
session.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-25
FNsri hs Nsh5za! Ga1,ns.
FRENCH SKETCH OF SIR ROBERT Pc

Our readers may not be sorry 10 see the opinions
entertained by one OF the abest OF the French pc
rFodcA ;, the Rtpus ieS Dusr .voniss OF the great
Conservative leader IN the House OF Commons
SIR Rooert Peel. The Sketch written by Duver.
ger &C Hauranne, and. though lnc.ured with Ii.
oeIal views, Is yr, marked by general fairness and
llScrlmI nlIlSu:-f Britannia
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-25
FOR RENT

That most desirable family residence AT tho
81 corner of II and th streets, near the Capitol and
ksstH City Hal, Cat present occupied 10y Dcvoss,
-GG2sEsq) Tho House has recently been PUT ~ good
order auiis one OF the most pleasant ani eligible situa
tous which can Ice found for this tune in the Ciy
Apply to GEORGE T.. CRUMP. Esq.
no 25-d3 J u. RICHARDSON
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-25

IS ~ Na'N W ~ lcfila
won't 90 TO the Joinriile Bali
Tie ugr Jensiuses are going;
Am'nia Jane, Joanna-all-
hud Mrs Jenkins, sly aud knowing
Aud Mr. Jenkins will be there,
Ani Tom, too, wuh his heal OF hair
Aud then thcS We been Ia Eurupe," and
To see them cutting II 10 grand,
And trying TO make as look small
Cuniouud the BAll
The Jenkinscs, never knew
such inpudencc IA all my Laysl
Aminta Is a pTudsh blge,
And Miss Joanna Sings Sndplays !"
AMI Ma will I've alookng sweet,
Aud Pa bs ia vulgar heai,
Aud Tom be site king out his breast,
Assisted 10y hts pRdficdvcst,
And Juggling In his French aud ali
Deuce take the Ball
hate them, Ma-Iwonr go, Pa
To cut us QUITS their delight;
You know they bad more thaa We did
FOR No ---, last Eissier Night.
Shouldn't wonder u they looEfd
To see hts Royal Highncss, hook'I
As an admirer, they're 50 vain
wouldn't kdcC him IN nv train
lwouldnt see him should he call
lie and his RAN
Why, Ma good gracious canitbeI
=, who knocks there at tho jenkins door
Harry he has not called on ne
=, nsnow week. week and more;
Hes going with tho Jcnkins' set
Joanna ! she has spread her net;
TO. 10 be stuck against the wall
Contound the Jcnkins'-hpng thc ball
I've torn my dress-bum FaneuD Hall,
And Prince, and all ! Anna MANIA.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-25


We observe very little inquiry respecting the
probable contents Of the Presidents Message. Peo
pic have lost their soicitude on the subject, il they
ever had any-probsbly in consequence OF the alb
ortion in the White House. 1t is generally consid-
cred that the President has mind Of his own, and
altho' I've might be determined to-day to recon-.
mend a particular measure or system OF measures,
he might to morrow be Of n totally different opinion
probably make the notions Of one day the sub
ect Of ridicue the next. This he has DONE and
may do again. On this account, Il is that the pub
lie manifest such absolute indifference to his views.
II il could DO ascerlained, which particular clique
had the good fortune exceed all Others in hatIet
ing him, their opinions might be sought after, as
likely to be the opinions Of tho Executive. But
here is another difficulty The clique is forever va
rying. No one IL In the ascendant longer than il
can appcase his EIeellency's nordinate appetite for
hittery As soon as from exh austOn or disgust, II
reaxcs its eTorons another is called in to minister
in It's stead. The New York Herald, which laid II
on with a tTowcl, and had access to messages be-
| fore they woro delivered 10 Congress, maintained
its supremacy longer then any other one-and as il
! probably possesses great fund OF adulution
and 10 NJ dcxlorous ~ the use Of rs any Of lie
competitors, il may still he the hest exponent Of the
changing sentiments Of the President Oflhis, how.
ever We presume not to speak, and as II is mattel
Of very little interest TO the public, is Of no conso
quence to trouble oneself about IT,
A correspondent Of the u. S. Gazette, who may
or may not he in the secrets Of those in authority
writes os follows
Corrsspyrderes II the United iat,s 0asau,.
WAsHNGToN, Nov, ~. 1s4t.
, sorros IN he doultf that the gerrsf,,,
Of the Treasury will recommend some protcctiv,
duties. He is sound m his views upon the tanf
question, but is always c0nciliitory. Still the os
poets Of the time Indicate the pfopriety Of guard
ing every point Of national and individual expand
iture with reference 10 the other side Of the Atnn
NC at least; and PennsYlvlna, with all her paIri
h. otism has some regard for what is deemed ho
: proper policy.
said something in my last touching the position
i in which Mr. Stevenson left our public relations u
n England-and hear more of Il since wrote.
70 have reason to believe that tho Secretary Of Stat
considers the claims Of England to search our mer
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-25

no. BoIes-ls and 81 Tier 40 cents; PIT 20 CENTS. Ia,
and ~ Galleries % ets.i COloured do IS cts.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-25

season Tickets can be procured by application A.
t~u mOnths w. y '"'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-25

. CLASSES hhds retailing Misunderstanding
ftam schT NaIBghnsrtt-toT sale by
no 25-lw LANCASTER, DENNY g. co.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-25

NTUu>EHY FENDEHS.-Iust received a lew
~ Patent Peudcrs nr Nursery Rooms. which are so
made as 10 atitt ru- lives the size OF the t place
Cal II q. J. RICHARDS = Co.'S Hardware aud Fancy
Store. no %
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-25

The great Ball in Boston given in honour of tho
Prince dc JonviI!e was to come OF yesterday. IL
was the subject OF all thoughts in Boston. The
ioilo wing Jeu q esprit in the Boston Times indi.
Gates the state of leeln: in regard to it in the female
world
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-25
EXECUTRIX NOTICE.

IL persons Indebted TO the my late husband
n PhIbp Snidor, will please mako payment 10 the sub
srTbcr without ciay, aud all persons having claims
tho cssfc will please present them 10 Capt John H. Prem.
rs, thatihCy may Toe adjusted for payment
SARAH A. a SNYDER, ENecutTN.
n. IA fnc lot Of Wool on hand-for sale by the EEe
cutTiE no 2s-dlw eolw