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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-29


are y .e,ns insny new and pretty psuerns Dealers
nh y a aoox..tt.f nsiLbk,
,,, "a DDL ES, nRIDLEs, HARNESS, a.
NE sHosSriber las hand. his LnanufacfaTv r.,
s'sHe'i sicheil and plain Sases; eom1on $500.
OF Ioich Baroache and Sukey Harness: hesI h.,
S SU siiTIup Irons; Curb ae t,,s. -,
anu american bridle LeaIbcT aud Mauing,ss al
iuSi,cs OF COAeh snlkey rnd Riding Wins: C,,r,.l,
d W. S"n 6'ar oi every desc ripiinn which n. all =
a. 'h lowest pTlses- PeTsnns Ia want of a,rl.s ~, -,
ABOVE he VAL nnii 10 their advantage 10 eaI spI ers,
iBe Ms goods. - ' INV eAa'i-
ALFRED KING
HE UNION BENEVOLENT SOCIETY vou,J saI a..
sehiIn OF purchasers to their clock Of renIv
,r DcSsloTy, Corner of LOeest AIIry ana n
sy great variety Of seasoaSsJe Goods al pricS ,s
eihh"t TAIL TO he satisfactory. f''' -'"@'
ALSO,
'hllng and make done in the best poSs;Ll. -,
sioIt holcc Manufacturers aud others MN c,.t h. -
i,r interest," 10 rairOnse this institution a. ,rsI - ,;
,,,,T,r, 49, mh4
RgILERs hAGNEsiAN APgRIENT POWDER
80, IL Observe, that the preIaH er's pauIe and aLlrs
n"iLS Bullet, Chemist, ., Cheapsile, corner Of -
u iI'iFloh, ar" pTiatss on the Labels NhisL az. ~
hume. - F'Nf''S'SNr Nhcs &c
supply Of the above article jusi received
l., .. ALENANhER pUNAL & co
ttnIn.T ~ y ant Al
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-29
M Ill LANCASTER, DENNY 90.

~ COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
DOUBLE - SINGLE GUNS, RIEIES A.
| lave on hand very extensive assortment of Guns
Nncs Percussion Caps sn Sporting TarS u al kinds
which AN rninei 10 sell Country Dealers at yer,
tehneed prices Tor cash THOS TlRER,
mh - Importer aud MlnnfactuT er Of Guns &c
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-29

w and baltimore " $50
20 boxes sperm Candles
~ 10 Ialow do-Jack sons brand
~ 10 soap Hull a Cons Kirktparv a p.kca
10 10 Siarch, 20 10 boxes
~ bags Rio, iaguira and lava Conco
2 cerOous Indigo
q 1osss Loaf sugar, patent double refined and No.
100 Hfgs Nails assorted
pipes london Dock Gin
luhslf plpcsFrenc Brandy, various br,,ds
y bbs Msisoilles Madeira Wine.
W n CHRISTIAN
/. !" MAfkcI alInaIe.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-29
FREsII sPRING nnY Cnnns
FRANKLIN PAPER ,,Ih.

- fRANkbIN PAPER MILL
IIf franklin company o Richmond, have Tor sale nj
IheiT own manufacture, good assortment NJ Il. kinds
~ PhPEH IN general use, which IN quality anil ptic
they hope vii bo found 90 compare atvaniasrotisly with
Tue production ~ any siiliar oaHbHshmcn In tho Uninn
pTuvumentE.
They solicit The particular attention ~ members Of Tho
lf, Clcrks oi Courts, Commissioners In Chanoefy MGR.
chants ia who desire Ia use superior article their
Supcthnc IecT, Cap Record aud Hank Book papcf made
irm the finest Linen Stock. WHICH gives u sucri 10
nrc, strength aud durability. nchs used w tho Public al
noes here hcy are permitted 90 refer 10 the fret 60
c0n AWhor Treasurer, clerks NJ The Senate and ousc
IT.. -
chants, llookbndrrs Sationcrs, Printers, and other
wwcef dealers will always Gnd good assortment atthc
VIII OF ~ Tue hdads ufthc arcuts, Mcssts James Sger
son Tic company iuytouTicrs Tor their Papcr and arc
desire i w ~ w WV 49,
Neia purchasers will fnd the Papcr manu- cturcl by
mo tmusn COMPANY u al tho book AMI stationary stores
lnis ty antn VARIOUS other paris of tho State. The
rtcuden ani Directors request from ihe pubic generally
found N mort. - NY ~
w" ou''"" NaAH' nelNefcd aiihc MILL apig-U
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-29
FOR GENTLEMEN.

FINE DRESS SUMMER SHOES,
Manufactured by Miles of Philadelphia, Oakland.
and Peck OF Baltimore
HAVE in Store large Stock Of the above Shoes
for summer wear. My stock of fine Goods Il now Inc
largest IN Virginia. sud equa in nisl style and ssn 10
bic. SAMUEL puiTSsy fosH'
u u opposite the Ruins Eagle Hotel
ENAmELLED PbE sERSING X ETTlEs
~ }. ktCHARliS q co have received direct from
Os SeInany' complete assortment Of Enamelled Ket.
es ad Stew Fans very superior aHicle pTeseryn.
lupSss anu much cheaper Than the bell metal-lr sale
the nlr,lMlre store, ~ street, shocko0 IIll ap2I
PEoUGHs PLouGHs!i PLOUGHsWI
I'VE subscribers have Just received tie ioIISins In
voice of PIoushs directly fr the manuf.rioTy 81 az.
deon Prabcrn, New York; " VII
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-29
, PLOUGHS,

made IN ia. best manner, and from the be 81
oushs viii be sold Al the moderate price o 60 s3l
iahd 81 o. They are daily In expectation receiving
aFsc lot OF those manufactured 10y Rugrlcs Noursc A
G Sam, Of Massae hgseiis embracing Hde Swivel
"esh Narn from The small est Ia the largest size.
Intending 10 keep large assortment Tue yaIiou kinds
Of fonsls manuiaeiureda the NOuh, Farmers aR
may al al times rely upon procuring such Kinds
mi guEIsrtsIj
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-29
NOTICE

NOTICE.
IHE subscribers have received an aLliionaI sunpl,
fonshs, tuitivaiors sc. Those who have kit,dl
wafe,l upon ms, will please call e.sminr sue OF ,h
in0st beauiitul, ~ well "a Pgr ever OF.
~ this nlrkci, thin Coulter and side hiII PInugha ar
among ih. N Also, Castings OF all kin- from Noursr
"ouyns a MASON. GRErrE4 A PEAkH
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-29

BAEGAINSl BARGAiNSn BARGAINS!I
Boots, ShcA Trunks, Carpet Bags, &c.
WE beg leave call attention Of our friends cs,o
w m"rs, nhd the public generally, io oar large an
Hesh STOCK oi Goois which determined 10 eei
very cheap for cash. Couaity ncrr han's parfir,yJ,
those bnying for cash, will find advantage 10 ave rs
call before purchasing elsewhere
m2l M'nsio :, H. H.,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-29
WALnur S1RrEr. Phil.. Inn 1s1I-


Dr. THO FOWLER having, four years ago, aruuit ed
under my instructions entire knowledge OF Dental
surgery ia all us various branches take mach pleasure
ia recommending lin To the public andIy cu,s in yr.
guns, As heing superior Surgeon Dentist aud IN every
way qualified to practice the profession OF a Dentist
II. CIIiLES, NJ. II. and Dentist.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-29
no COUNTRY MIlRCiIANTS.

LOOK HERE, GENTLEMEN
NATE have on hand " make, lut uf hcauiifu
w Roots, which Will sell INV prices frum g. ~ 10
g. ~ Asn handsome nrrse rcF n1nts 81 o. 81 ri
bcautifW ariicle--sni We can shew handsome
shoes - you ever saw-mHuuacturcd ly ne, prircs
frou 81 % 81 a. Pumps also, hom - ~ o. 81 Uatnd
have hludthc hinds1ucst aui hrsf BOT Of Riots
have ever maic, Which, will scl cheap. Say ffntn g.
tneS ~ Aud u" able o. No gentlemen will the
ahuve really made work why will take Htrd ere
and make you pair u Boot. Pumps % Shoes n the
shortest noticc GREW HORNER.
Boot anl Shoc Manufacturer and Dealers.
IA f1nnta,fr Fstfevis Tf,f.t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-29
CHfLDREN.s sUOEs

7 N'4UtNs UFT a F'LIIIT, 80,
). w: RANDOLPH \ CO., haze received
IL STORY at Flint. Tc!s;ri by herself w
II t"lin thuk containing the Contentious Disscns,ons
LNrs haiels Jra"uses llyrocTisics ami vcissiiudes
ingtlcut Ia hts Che Iuercd Iic, lev Charles Sooton &
Nos !, ,, ,, : =, litInaby Ruds.s by Boz
FactcI Treatise the Teeth. showing IA. ca,sss a.
their STuoion anit their sion uy
Wa Robertson. with pares - '' ~
The Ninth BrilsCwairT 4 reaf.s,- . F,,-,,,, t -.
| BJhbace. Eco. " - i5
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-29
BUTLER EFFERvEscEsr
MA(.NI.SIA ADIIntDNr

Too etler with large assortment Of Note Rocks or G.
irrHon ~ Fsnui aud Hymn Tunes generally used
ChnIcheh and Slnging ScnnIs nv nrinns w,
Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1833-1844, 1841-06-05
GREAT BRITAIN r TEXAS.

1srsaig Of Commences and Nnpixaf;on bef.resa
he Republic Of Tsaas aad Grsat Briiaia.
The kepablic OF Iexas and her Mh,es-
ty tho Qoeen Of The United Kingdom or
Great Britain and Ireland, beng equally
desisous ar aIfording every facility and
eneoufagemen Ia ,leir respective ciiizens.
aud SUBJECTS engaged ii commercial inter-
course with each other, have nominated
AZ their plenipo,emiory 10 conclude d tren.
" Of peace fof this purpose, that il 10
say,
TIE Republic OF Texas. Gen Jas. Ham
ilsoa. &c.
And her Majesty the Queen Of The Uni
led A:=Edoin u GIeas Bri,ain and LELAND.
The Right Hon. Henry John Viseount
Palmesssou, Baron Temple, a Peer Of ITes
inHd. Q member Of her Bliianic Mejesty's
Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1833-1844, 1841-06-05

interest of he whole commnhiiy Of planters.
For ibis nloFsa. like iho others + have aug.
gsnied. independently or The dsseci bensff 4
I'll confer % ecch individual planter, Il vii
benefit die shole, as a class. BY ehscklng
eyef-pfodvciion. One great cause u he ia
eessaui Struggle 90 make large cogfcn crops,
10 The neglect Of every other irtesests. 4 lie
fetkIess habit Of contracting debts. whieh /
on dspxeesgiag, Negroes are purchased 10.
% esadsl, cad the planter Is thus iB~fJslsd
both wlh ihe means aDd motives for pnduly
and dlapropodionstely ~ehlsgging bis esllaa
crop. AZ eelson i The only crop that will
command money, as money i the most press
ing want ofa mar 10 debt. every iking Is d.
Fscied % that osjeci3 70 much So. hat h is
sbe siandiag appIogy fof pegiscfng 10 pufsBe
= soundef system Of economy. The saying
indeed, become psosefbial among plsr.
tefs, N*weFa NOT In debt, I would moi strive
70 maize such large cotton crops. but weuld
dssote fnfseIfto raising my supplies, and ma
hAsg posaaspent engagemrols.s
Lei mo. sherefcrs. advice. a5monish aad
beseesh al our planiers. as they regard her
own peace Of mind, their own true interest,
iha dignity and honor cf their vocation, aud
ihe sabsinuilai wtlfase of ihp State. 10 avoid
he entspgiing smbauaaxments of debt Lat
iham regafd those who may Offer shSfa cfsdIf
With % friendly rye, hss o. enemies in DIS
gulse, who seek 10 lead them into temptation.
II iliey hhse contracted tie habit 81 ahlicipais
iag Their income, sven Cor a single year. Jet
shesa refoFm even that. Yes, reform il 81
iagslhef., Then viii their prosperity be
placed on im,noyabIe foundations. Thes
will they stand unshskep and unsers6ed !,
midst thase periodical storms and esnyuk
which are the insrpanbic concemilanDs
Of ! falss and ariiiciai system u lucsuAtisg
md currency.
Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1833-1844, 1841-06-05

REsouncEs on rnR wrsr--Thc Gin.
eifsHaii Gasepe, in abiding 10 ihe aues-
llon Of a war with Great ssitain, llas some
novel bni Interesting specuiafIons under
ihis head. The editor rcmHtks. That
swhen a court goes 10 war, il must de-
pend ppea itself. Hit Inns NOT within H.
sell, all the hecessnries and comfOris Of
life, ~ we'll ~ he munitions Of war. il
cannot cary on = succession war.-It il
well known that The United States raise
provisions enough aud can. increase The
amount iuhmuely,-Bat where do taeae
provisions come from2 New England il
occupied with manufacturers. and lhe
South with growing Cotton. The LATER
depends on foreign commerce. and II
line Of war, he, except foT home MANI.
~faefufes, u~aviess. Lei as take fire, wt,eal
The comparison amongi the states. IN re.
specs 20 ihis essential article Is curious :.
nough.n lie proceeds:
There are fifteen States Of the Ameri-
can Union, whicii do not rnise wheat e.
nough FOR their " Consumption. Al
part ef ihese raise q large portion for their
" wants. But there are others MAS
eaehnsetlta. Rhode island, Connecticut.
., GaEaIins, Louisiana, Mississippi. Ala.
banla, and Afkansas,) which are almost
Wholly ~dependsn' "a. shs ss'sr states for
But wnnt IL more curious. IA snilfe
surplus required BY these L. staies il III.
nlshed by 8, Ohio, Virginia, and Penusyl-
vania. -Tbese three states furnish wheat
enough, al the American rule OF c5nssssap-
lion, fof nearly three million OF people.
Io illustrate This contrast, II appears that
0liios alone, raises more wheat than
Maine. New Hampshire, Vermont. Mae
zasiAaeetis, Rhode Island. Conneclieut,
fsla4 fscassw s.s-sy, South CkreIIna'
assssia, srilssissipps Louisiana. = rhsp.
~ ~sgseEglnA MshtM 4 fact sfhuuvs rsspuis
- desAonstfatinn, the great natural re-
sources of the State.
The next great articles Of provision ale
pork and beef These are products found
10 oil quarters Of the Union. But faf The
portion Of hogs are found n Tie
west; aud Of cattle more ihan tie asefr
age.
The resals Of these facts, lI1a3Iht Ohio
i rapidly developing Is gseal na-
'ufsl sapasi'y, az = gisin gfowiag and a
sslI depending country.
IszAe Of war, this county is every
IT The nFmics Of Napoleon, could
|Iley Dave been landed on lie shores Of
sn.eFica. would have been comparative
y useless III ihe plano DC The West
They would have found no great f~dtiress-
e 70 seize ui,on, aud they would have
hafrassed and driven 10 destruction
BY q people every where pIessDt but ~
10 be conquered.
Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1833-1844, 1841-06-05
lNUMBER "a.

e. country. TO The citizens or subiecis Of
NE Hpsi favored nation. No duty OF Gus
sonis ofo'heT imposis shall be charged up-
or any GOOD, The produce ofthe country.
? importation ny sea o. by land, rom
spc' sounsfy g me oites, higher than
'ne asty lnpssis charged upon the
goous q NE same Sind, the produce 81, o.
imported rom any oiler country. And
lhs Republic o. Iexas, ond her majesty.
NC queen o. me United Kingdom Of
ufeal br'tain and Ireland, do hereby bind
sho engage 'heaDgsives moi 10 grant any
'asof' pffsuegsAn ;%'nrranity in matters
o. eon.shsiss md navigation 70 The siti.
%ehn o. subjects o. any other Slate, which
sian nos os also nna a. he same tIsse OK
'enoee 70 me ci'izens OK subjects OF the
""n' nsbp coa''nc,ng party, gfaluiiousiy,
= ins concession ~ favor Of mat Other
1sasc sneu nase Deen gIatnitous, or on
1919 a. heal'y ~ possible me same com.
pe'sasion, :, equivalent, 70 case the cons
ssss'on sm"n nAve oeen Conditional
aAI. z Az ah'les offonage, harbour
5~sh,-nouse' piiotage, Quarantine, Or other
slh'''af OF corresponding duties, Of what.
,t.y1 = "nue' wna'esef uenomL
..sn.' $500 - n"possa y ehne. sonnny
ass,h nsaa npOn NY a'us'es .ne
a,sss pou'' ~ n'nho'ae'ute OF inc
o'hes' 70 respect OF voyages between the
TWO countries u laden, OF 10 respect Of AZ
~ voyage, y 10 ballast, which shall not
pe equahy imposed IN like cases on mas
anv An, c,,,sra ual
i. ,mnossd snaa = psg'a.a'on
!, siia srS.,n ~ NV TIL. II u, b 'ssas oouii-
800. I.,oa,, y ssn"s'n ne.1 Guy
sa.a,,r Y Il I. %o'a. 81 s M " wy
snis,,1.Laii 1.2 ss5's ~ y s"s 0nc eountfys
u ..ss.4.I N~ 1'i.as1i assposea upon
''sss NV" 49, W. 70
'.aP 'sa sAPo''eu vessels o. the
VIZ sou"uE
vs. o,.zens. 2 subjects OF
.a.n 'o'A'y s"a' hoef'y 20 80
"s Pu'.' s"u Hs.ov'so sne o'hef soun.
w "..'s o"ae' are allowed
, ~ 'n'a.e 'fn m~efehanaase
aeei' "'' ano soccuPy houses anu
5000 y oouuus' snesf respective
"s ps ana P'o'sss'ons
s"ps ~s souHu'es 81
fr'v''.. !, 4 4 NJ ssj5 sHtti T 1,se,s I. 10y
anv a,fss m'sn wv ss,s -
s'd,as, haa'"aa, y, s"'a'1a = sasa1
mi s-,o,",ss os,ha $500 sM4'ao's,' =
A. TX. NM. sSa''''as.
an, ,ss.,r shai, ~, & s"e p'sss
nls;nr - ~ o";ra,s.a :. ap.
bsIwsen one nor, snd "ne,hs, s,.as aau y
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pse'a - PessHs4sz jo,f issnesf.
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feftf se'ss g" 'sts Y 'f''r ~ g s,'nps'
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"f.'',. ~ g SUI Z. fpr- nne 'nss'
t1's Z. H'8ssy p8p ~ Ns''pest $500 ~s's
t''kss z t'el ~ ~ 't'As1v N.s "s'ts Z. ~
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nn.s' ss''s's a"a sssa .as,s. Ky,
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sn.vt ~ ''sSa p' ~ ie. s.S,,rs ,a..'~s
's Pses @ '""e7
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,* w Z w sFPsFsus $500 q .'~ y.
= -'t,ps.saa 10y az ~ "a rtnana
", 'ss'' 'a"' H2e' 's''s I "p.''' ~
ks@I'. VA 81 'ss'''s
49, 80 NJ 49, agz,s ..., !.
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1870 II" ss.z' ~ 4 = ~~as.i. II. IN ,sssa,
4 ssas j NJ nan,' " ~. asn,,ia
t .' IVA 3 ''Psfs 8 /" '"1s.a"",ss ~ T" 1920
~ s''s WI ssss ..s1s NJ R's2 X MN
W ne'.s,s VII h"a IN NAV" Y XIII"
~7as1.f y W. asssSs Wha 'ay ,s w IA ra.
a' "as.', Z sh@ pss..d.ss~ wss ,hs sa,'.
" /. $3.50 II NJ. a.,,.rsl
Z. s15 y s1 ]. ] ..1'ss J, de,n% !
.'v'ss 4 II. s*..ir. .s's \. a,s ,d..ss,s n. I
$500 y s : $3.50 !. VI. Y. 1.., ,mn
wv. tss'' 'nss sp n. Z, s's.o" n
WE ~ w oHsxs S's'sT w. ~ w ."P."y x
re t.sxsssf, ~. Z 49, '''a s ma !. NV ~
s',e"'o nasa ns5a 'sp $50, x 's'"'h W. "a, \,
Wntsbh''vn q : afh7'" rug W. s''teNsssv' !"
yF'ne Hnp .h'ssf'f Ne'o "v' $500 y
sHpef WIS lNtNRA KY t&rSsAsp '"'f'' WY
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-10-07

Western District Of Pennsyivanla. This hs de-
cl,ned. The old general, first rate Judge Of men,
still anxious 10 have Mr.. Forwards services, for the
government therefore rendered him the Comptroller
ship OF the Treasury, office formerly held by the
late Gov Wolf This appointment Mr.. Forward1ac-
copied the duties of which he was performing with
great ability when Mr. Ewing resigned and President
Tyler asked him to take the place, and we are
much gratifed with his acceptance. There is no man
in the Wing ranks, whose appointment could please
Pennsylvania better than W. alter Forwards.
For many years resident of the city of Pitisburg,
the great Of manufactures of this country, he IL
we'll acquainted with the manufacturing interest Be-
sides Pi,sburg being at the head of steamboat navi-
CATION, he is thoroughly acquainted with our immense
Internal commerce. Educated upon the seaboard IN
one Of our Eastern States he is intimately acquainted
with matters connected with foreign commerce, and pos
sesses excellent business habits a requisite OF great
value 10 The head Of the Treasury Department Fhh'
Amer. Sentinel.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-10-07
HON. WALTER FORWARD.

The first time me with the present Secretary OF
the 4 reasury Of the u States was, many years ago,
in our State Legislature at Harrisburg He at
that time repr' sentative from Allegheny county. =
He spoke on that occasion with great ability. We
then place Mr. Forward in the first class of able de-
baters He was afterwards returned TO Congress,
from that congressional district. For number of
years Mr. Forward devoted himself most sedulously
10 his profession lie therefore Justly ranks among
the most distinguished lawyers OF the western
try Gen Harrison :old friend that It was he wish Of
the western people OF Pennsylvania, TO have Mr. For.
ward appointed Attorney General Of the Y y That
Office was however immediately after his election, Of
fcrcd TO Nr Crttenden the bosom friend Mr. Clay.
General Harrison however anxious 10 avail himself
Of his high legal abilities, sent him the appointment
OF Dislnct Attorney OF the United States, for the
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-10-07
GOV. WICKLIFFE.

We regret to observe that the Washington
correspondent of the Louisville Journal, and per
haps other papers, attribute this appointment 10
Gov Wickliffe's supposed hostility TO Mr. Clay
"a motive equally disparaging to Mr.. Tyler and
TO Gov Wicklihe. Those who are in the least
acquainted with the political history Of the coun-
try know that the President and the Postmaster
General served together many years in Con
gress, and that the most intimate relations, both
personal and political, subsisted between them
The admirable system, indominable industry,
and superior ability displayed by Gov. Wick
life in the various stations which he has filled,
readily pointed him out as in every way admira-
bly, qualified 10 discharge the duties of the high
station to which he has been called. We do
not feel disposed to draw any invidious compa-
risons between Gov. Wickffe and any other
gentleman but we confidently believe that his
appointment is highly acceptable to the people OF
Kentucky, and predict that, under his admins
tration, the Post Office Department will be con-
Quoted with method, economy, and to the salts
faction OF the nation.
Lexington (Ky) Observer.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-10-07
From The Public Ledger.
THE PRESIDENT AND THE POST OF
FICE

Every body, excepting venal rabij partisans,
mus, rejoice in the letter of the President to one of
the Assistant Postmasters General, upon the appoint
ment of Deputy Postmastcrs The President has la
ken the true national and republican ground, and
will we trust firmly maintain it, the administration
of The Post Office for the benefit of the people, and
no, that of partisans. The number Of Deputy Post
masters is not less than fifteen thousand, and their
number is annually increasing. They are scattered
over all the Union and through the ranking priv
eges have facilities OF communication possessed ny no
other persons excepting members of Congress. To
these we may add .the mail contractors and carriers
and the subordinate offices of the distributing post of
fees all amounting to many thousands and all under
the command of the Postmaster General al w ashing-
ton Any person may perceive that if this Depart
me mt fall INTO the hands Of selfish PARTISAN il may
be converted into political engine of mighty power,
and that confined with bank any other paper mo-
ney machine under the control of 6nanciers in Lon
don and their agents in our cities, will thoroughly
control all the political action Of this country.
For many years past this Department has been
made partisan engine; for deputy postmasters have
been removed and appointed solely account OF poll
teal opinions, the ranking privilege has been abused
by them to deplorabe extent, and the mail has been
loaded through their agency, with partisan publlca-
tons ranked by members Of Congress. II member
Of Congress wished to distribute thousands ola speech
made for partisan purposes or report OF committee
or manifesto of public meeting, he would send
cart loads OF the precious document under his frank
10 some uoIeh VI "eh'y ueP"'v poS',""''e''i a'o
these honest andtaihtnl public officers, knowing tha
such proceeding abuse of the privilege, would
distribute Them each through his post office, his
district, county, or State So ia public meeting OF
a State central committee wished To circulate ihei
tissue political alsehoods over the land the post
master was alwaysa willing agent, and his frank al
ways convenient privilege. Thus the revenue ha,
been defrauded of hundreds of thousands of dollars
and the people have been deceived by hundreds .
thousands OF lies We rejoice in having an execu
tive homes. and rrsoute enough to perceive and sirk,
al the root of this evil.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-10-07

CHRONOLOGICAL OFFICE OF DOCTOR
/ s HERNlS (from Paris,) on Pennsylvania
and Gadsby's Hotels.
Examinations Of the head with descriptions of cha
acter and talents be obtained at every hour Of the
day and in the evening. Children's heads examined
with regard to their capacities education and qualii
cation for business professions, at half price
The object and use Of Phrenology is to make each
individual acquainted with all the powers of his mind
so that he may be able judiciously TO choose
profession, avocaton, business, TO which he Is ma
tulally adapted TO enable parents TO Judge OF the
proper education of their children, etc. etc.
NJ b. Ladies and parties visited, if desired, at their
own residences. oct o3t'
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-10-07

BOARDING. Mrs. TuRPiN, late Of Richmond,
ID Va has taken that commodious house opposite
Fullers Hotel recently occupied by Mrs. Howard,
where she is prepared TO accommodate Ladies and
Gentlemen with board and lodging, for any term OF
time She could take few families, and some OF the
heads of departments, not intending to keep house,
might find her house convenient and agreeable loca-
ton.
Mrs. T. has room the first floor large enough
for three four young gentlemen who may have no
objection to lodging together.
Her terms will lie reasonable, and according to cir
cumstances. Sept. 7-3t.