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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-15
NEW FALL AND WINTER DRY
InnnA

THE subgorbors have received their entire stock Of
y Isl sud Winter Dry Goods, AMI oTcr thcm whole.
Among th'P may bc fnnni the following, a few Of the
leading aftclcf.--
Extra superior wool dyed black Cloths and assncres
cOurel Cloths ~ 10y ~ ~
Heavy beaver aud pilot Cloths
10 ElushiugH
superior Ltncy London JlssiucrCs great variety IL all
prices ' ~ "
ssallnous, Huntoon-, Kentucky Jeans
Llbe-Tnap kcrscys Washington do
no, mised red ani plain Lius"ys
Rose, Whitney, Dunn and Mickinaw Blankets
Puutcd Druggctts, Green Baizr, Ingram Carpets
hyperion BRUSSELS nud Iunrd Rugs
Common u fine white, rod, green AMI yellow Flame ~
Ecohcds Welalt and Rogers no shrinking do
tinc bomcis French Eneah aud German Mcrinocs, all
qualities
Pine auI suprffrc black and bruobllck B,mb,z,nc
Grape &c Rachel Crepe dc Rcd
h.ilh cmbr"ldercianh printed Mouscins
black and Lead, black and blucLldek de-
Pax. bloc cherry ani other plain DO
Superior blacks ru de- Rhine, and Italian silks
Rich Irncade hone. stupcd P1ult dc Sole
Gro dC Pckn, aui other new styles Of silks and Saus
Meriu1 SIX, Satin nud CHilly NcHiuga
Cotton, Xix and Mriinp to- ~ and liai Hp8c
Grutcfncn's SILK 1ni Nrrno Shirts and Drawers
Ladies anI Gcnicmcn's Glove !, sk, Kit and Mcrno
Thread larcs, taHrrc aud Muslin Elgings AMI To-
Mnsin Bands. lyle an Robldnct Isecs
ln'h Linen, Table linonH, iluckaback, Bri9cyc an
5I,Gi. s iand 10 fiucn siiccnnrs
French Enahsh md German N"ruucg, n lprircs
brown aud blcac he'd Shcoturs aud SufttuRg
Cotton Ozuabufgs' Bed Ticking, Furniture and ApTo
GUN Braces Satin aud Bombazino stocss
IJncn Collars and Bosous
gt Fins, Spool Cotton
shell, Bfsziiand ivory Combs
iils, Stin. kIlylc aud BrpCns sfawls
Fancy Tilk sud Ncfino HsudkrrcmsIa
Together with many other articles too numerous % met
New York prices.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-15

Gen. Jaekson-they have read this, and .foreborue
TO denounee him. They have waited patiently 10
see u the hopes Of the Loeos and tho fears Of the
people, who elevated him TO power, are to be 70.
allied. The Wings, whom I've conversed with.
complain OF MIR Tyler, not so much for the Veto it.
SELF ms Tor the reasons given for it, and Tor the tone
and spirit in which they are given. They com.
PLAIN OF him, too, for desiring to create third par
w devoted to hntssiE and not to tho couutry-for
arrestine the Reform which the wings promised to
the people before tho electon-for keeping in OF.
hce Locofocos, such as MIR William Selden-whosc
every day continuance in office is a fresh violation
OF cardinal Wing principle. They complain all
So that since he has been the reputed head of the
Wings, the party, through his want OF zeal, or Of
loyalty, or both, as shown in his refusal to remove
corrupt and incompetent office holdsts-has sus.
tanned serious loss in Indiana. Alabama and Ten
nessec And they fear that, unless ho mends his
pace, and discards the irresponsible Cabsl, which
seeks to eontroul him. they will have still more
cause to complain Of the results Of the elections in
Pennsylvania, New York and Ohio, this fall.
The Wing, have had enough to depress them
but they will no, be cast down. Neither the fol-
y nor the treaehcry Of one man, OF half dozen
men, can un them.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-15

tho htst inierrosatory clause on the ..eond 80. \,
mas MI he force OF an assertion without its onen fair
ness have met aud refu,ed this, the nee.sS,ry IN
terence itom your language, in my p,eceJin, .,.,.
inent, the correctness OF which YOU \ an, -. " -,
not call in question. '"'' VIII
Your veto to the first bill you rested ON eons,;,,
'on' GROUND and the high convictions OF consciene,
anu no man, IN my opinion, had risht to ou,,,ion
your sincerity. l SO said and so acted for thronsh
eli 'he contest and coils on that arose out of tb,,
act you had my adherence and support But nov
na' W" respect 10 thsi The subject Of bank is
no' new To yooi 1t Is more than twenty years thai
you have made IL obicc, of eonsder,t;,n ard 90
.uuy' especially IN its connexion with the constt-
uona powers OF tho General Government. You.
therefore, could not he. and you were no, ,,ksr
| unprepared on this question. The b;u ,.h,.h \ W
ported 10 congress, with your Appreciation n, an,
commeneementof the session, had the claus. ,.I,,.
"se,u'gs, anu INC power to deal in exchanges, as
strongly uevcloped a. the one you have now sriec,
ed, and equally without the assent of IN, S,,,s.
nou referred specially and with approba,;on 40
That clause, many DAYS after in conversation hell
ia the Department Of State. You sanctioncJ !, =;
' this particular hill as detailed above And NO L.,
was hrown out on the suhicc, by YOU IN NV hs,r
| ING, or within my know ledge unt the lc,,er oC ~
pouS came To your hands. Soon after the renJiny
OF that ie!'cr, you threw out strong intim,ton. ~
you would tto the bill Il were no, ,,.,,,o,,,
ihW ie'ter did and do most uneuuiyocaIlv con.
uemn, out II dbl not affect the constitutonn,y nj
o o' or Justify YOU IN rejecting II that ground:
u could affect only the crpedisncy of your nr,,n
anu whatt yer you may believe as 10 the sc,unIes
oSs''ng IN your mind, in this and in a kindred
source there IS strong ground TO believe thew have
their origin. ' ""''
II bc right in this, and doubt no, am b.,c
ga great public measure demanded by the count,v.
passed upon and approved by the Representative oi
tne ouates ard the People, rejected 10y you as Pre-
o,ug"a on grounds having no origin in conscience,
ana no reference to the public good. The rcicc
Won "' thls measure, too, continues the purse with
me sword IN the hands Of the Executive from,
We strove TO wrest itin the contest which eleva-
ea.eut IN TINS your course OF policy. In or out of
once my opinions remain unchanged. | cannot
aoand"n the principles for which, during all my po.
uca career, have struggled; especially cannot be
one OF the in'truments 10y which tho Executive
wleIds these combined, accumulated, and dangerous
which have felt ii my duty To take. and \ .nI,o,,
them as its Justification. ''''''
am, very respectfully, yours.
4. EWING.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-15
Er.raci Of a krp from

CHARLOTTE, September ..
have just seen your last paper, in which cor
respondent informs the public that grand conspi.
ucY against Mr. Tyler, and in favour Of Mr.. Clay,
will be speedily developed. I'm glad to hear IT, lf
such thing be 10 existence, e, Il DO brought to
light, by Oh means. This reminds me Of what I
saw the o,her day in New York paper that Mr..
Gays friends we're endoavorng to suppant Mr..
Tyler in the affections Of the wing Pouyll fths
be the case, il is doubtless a horrible piece Of roa-
son, but IL strikes me, mat Il is labour msspont.
.Ur. Clay trying TO spptaHt Mr.. Tyler in the afTsc-
tons Of the Wing Party Truly, shall cease to
wonder ut any stretch or impotence which self
love or ambition may prompt man to make.
! But speaking Of the complaints, which have been
mutually INDUCED among the Wings, am remind
ed that some Of tho Presidents friend, lev and Gar
botween) ars trying to hold him up as persecuted
man. 50 far from there being any truth or juslic,
IN the charge, just tho reverse is tho fact. The
Wings have borne with great patience with Mr.
Tyler's manifest filtration with the Locos; they
have read his Veto message paper, which, Ger
tainly, Tor disoouresy TO the legislative Depart
ment, throws into the shade any Of the Vetoes o
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-15
RICH MO ND:
.Messrs. .JViss and TyIer.

! -HcsSTS. " use and Tyler.
The letters OF Henry a. Wise and John Tyler,
m answer to the invitations given them to attend the
Cay dinner at Tayiorsville, and which we publish
to-day, are useful documents to refer to. The let.
ter of Mo Wise, is one OF the most eloquent eulo.
gums we remember to have seen, on the great
heniuckan-but how strangely the professions it
contains, contrast with the more recent conduct of
that erratic gentleman! Wonder If MIR Wise, when
he penncd the Taylorsve letter, had never heard
of the busbear coalition between MIR Adams and
Hr Clay IN ls2sl To suppose that he had not,
would certainly be far from complimentary to has
intelligence, and yet 1t Is impossible to conceive
that at tue date OF the letter Of euogy he could have
placed the slightest confidence III the miserable
charge OF coalition. At the commencement Of the
Extra Session, however, a change comes over his
spirit, and he does hesitate to refer TO and re-
Tive this stale ami exploded calumny, against one
whom he had recently lauded to the skies
Whit private grIefs Mr. Wise had, we know NOT,
and It is not given 10 us 10 sean the secrc, motives
Of men-Jut, nevertheless, this we believe is GER
tain, that in enlightened public estimation, Whig
estimation certainly. tina; senlemln by mis- recent
course, has made total shpwGeck OF his political
reputation. Executive confidence, and the loaves
and fishes Of public patronage, if he desires them,
he may enjoy abundan,ly. Tie may too, tor aught
we know, retain all the Injuries Of quiet and un
disturbed conscience, but The psopis, TIE people, the
great body OF that party At least with whom it was
his proiessed pride 10 act, have Withdrawn from
him their confidence, and discarded him as faiihlcss
to their cause.
A'to Mr. Tyler, perhaps little did he think, when
he wrote the TayIorsvile letter, tina. all that over
flowing milk Of kindness, which he then fell, or
protested to feel, towards MIR Clay, was 50 soon TO
lie turned into gall, by the aEs and ambitious dc.
| Signs Of heartless men.
"Nlli. CLAY AND MR. WISE.
]. Is with much regret that the wing party have
Witnessed the structures OF Mr. Wise lately in the
House OF Representatives on The course Of The Dis.
ungushed statesman, Henry Clay. At such a
tine, however, It may not be inappropriate 10 coll
tie pubic attention 10 the letter OF MIR Wise writ.
ten at the time OF the Hanover dinner, and for CO.
I ny Ut which we are indebted to the potcness ola
subscriber, who had preserved the document
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-15
LETTER FROM JOHN TYLER.



Gentlemen-It would afford me no ordinary rri.
ttcatOn 70 he present m pursuance Uf your invita-
ton, az Taylorsys, on The 9th instant N pir'uke
Of the dinner 10 be gwen 10 Mr.. Clay, by the CIT.
zsns Of his native county. but this 10 for bdgn me
Ivy considerations which am not at liberty 10 dis.
regard Towurts thst distinguished citizen need
scarcely say That entertain feelings OF the highest
admiration and regard. When the work Of dciac.
Ton was az its highest point, lost no suitable ucca
sion 10 give expression 20 my sentiments concerning
him, and have never filled to vrdicatc him, as far
ns was IN my power against the malice Of his enc.
mics and now, when all men, seemingly Of all par.
ties unite IN bearing testimony n his high and q.
allied worth and when recent events have furnish
ed him new opportunity for the display Of chat
noble disnteresedntss for which he has through
lie been distinguished, judge ye with what plea.
/ sure should meet him on the soil Of my old dis.
trIct, and IN the mds: OF my old constituents. As,
| however, this - denied me, nothing more remain,
I 20 me than 70 wish you most Joyous and happy
| meeting.
have the honor 10 be, gentlemen, your friend an,
servant JOHN TYLER.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-15
LETTER FROM MIR. WISE.
WLsHISGToE CRY, June ~, 1910.

Gontcmcn-l have delayed answering yours Of
the lOih instant, IN order 10 make arrangements #
possible, to accept its kind invitation to attend tho
dinner IN honor Of No Clay by the citizens Of his
native county, at TnyIorsyile, on the 9Th instant
neen not tell you what | think OF that mn n ,
Henry Clay, Of Hanover. lie has done for himself
what friends and fortune can DO for no man, and
has acquired what neither friends nor foes can take
from him. fame for which himself has fought
ani 10 which no mans praise can add, aRd from
which no mans censure cdn delTdct. And that
fame IS his reward. Office could not add a cubic TO
his stature. lie has reflected honor on the place of
his birth, and Henry was born there before him /:
he has maintained the reputation Of Vrsinias sons,
and Virginia Is the mother Of "heroes, statesmen,
and shgss" That is enough for any one man, and
u u enough for yOn 20 claim him as your own -
you honor yourselves ~ honOnng Henry Clay.
None can impcich his dslniercstCJness nov, and !
wish that all Virginia, oil America could see him,
as you will sec him, and hear him as you will hear
him-a teacher, an experienced teacher N eternal
political truths, and witness Of facts for freedom
against ireeIpm's foes. Heed him, Dessech YOU
heed him whilst you may II. A. WISE.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-15
Tue PREstDEET.
TRrAsuRY DgPARruyur. Sent. #. 4

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, Sept. ~, lSti.
SIR: After the most calm and careful considcra.
ton, and viewing the subject in all the aspects in
which II presents itself TO ay mind, have come to
the conclusion that ought no longer TO remain
member OF your Cabinet. therefore resign the Of.
nee Of Secretary Of the Treasury, and beg you to
accept this as my letter Of resignation.
To avoid misunderstanding / distinctly declare
that do not consider difference Of OPINION as to
tho charter of National Bank sufficient reason
for dissolging the ties which have existed between
US. Though ! look upon That measure as ono Of
vast importance TO the prosperity Of tho country,
ard though should have deeply deplored your IN.
ability 90 unwillingness 10 accord II to the wishes
Of the People and the States, so uneuuiyocnIy cx-
pressed through their Representatives, STILL upon
this ond this alone, unconneced with other control.
ling circumstances, should not have felt bound Ia
| resign the place which hold in your Administra.
ton. But those controlling circumstances do exist,
and will, IN my own Justification, place them in
conncxion before you.
ltis but just TO you to say that the bill which hrtl
passed the two Houses Of Congress, md which wa,
returned with your objections on the 10 h OF Az.
gust, dd never, IN It's progress far as know Of
believe, receive AZ any time either your express o.
/ implied assent So Ear ns that bill was knovn "a
! me, or ns was consulted upon IL, cndeavofcd Il
bring Us provisions as nearly possible IN accord
ance with what understood TO be your views, and
rather hopsd thap erPseitS your approval. | knew
the extent 10 which you woro committed on th
4 question. knew the portinacty with which yot
adhered IN your expressed opinions, and dreadC,
from the first the most disastrous consequences
when the project of compromise which present
ed At early day was rejected.
| IL is equally matter Of justice 20 you and 10 my
self 10 say that the bill which reported 10 tho tvs,
Houses Of Congress nt the commencement nj th
session, IN obedience TO their call, was modified y
as 10 meet your appreciation. You may not IL
true, have read the bill throughout, and examine
every part Of Il; but the l6.h fundamental article
which became tho contested question Of prinoipl,
was freely discussed between us, and il was under
stood and unequivocaly sanctioned by yoursel
, The last clause in the bill, also, which contained
reservation Of power in Congress, was inserted o
the oh OF June, IN your presence, and with you
appreciation; though you at one time told me tina
IN giving your sanction 10 the bill, you would oc
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-15

iC5s What Vrginian or what American can read
the letter Of Mr. Ewing resgniog the Office Of Sec
rotary Of the Treasury, and not feel his cheek Jingle
with shamoi The letter carries honesty and indie
pendence on It's face, and its disclosures arc hum.
bling and hcar.sickening. We have no time for
comment TO- doy.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-15

i-JS Read attentiyoy the article from the Ma
tionnl Intelligencer on the danger cfh Wig parry
IL isan important item in the history Of the times
and must be read TO he remembered.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-15

IT, WASHINGTON TEMPERANCE So
CIErY.--'rhe Washington Temper,nce Ne, -, Il,
hoId Social Meeting on Wednesday evening, at
me Lecture Room under the Unitarian Church AZ
o'clock. They invite ali disposed to Join, TO at
tend the meeting. s.I5
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-15
From the National Inrcll genecr.
LETTERS OF RESIGNATION.
WAsHINoroy. Semi. II.1sd1

The following Letters OF the Secretary of the
Treasury and the Attorney General, resignng their
respective trusts, have been placed in our hands for
publication:
WAsHTSGToS, Sept. II, Is4l.
SIR Circumstances have occurred in the course
Of your Administration, and chiefly in the exercise
by you Of the veto power which consiran me to he.
eyo that my longer continuance IN office rs n mem.
Der OF your Cabinet will be neither agreeable to you
useful to the country, nor honorable to myself
DO me the justice, MIR. President, TO believe that
this conclusion has been adopted neither CT cious-
y, nor in any spirit of party feeling or personal
hostility, but from sense Of duly, which, mist, ken
though II may be, is yet so sincerely entertained
that cheeru.ly sacrifice to 1t the advantages and
distinctions Of office.
BE pleased, therefore, to accept this as my resg.
nation of the Office of Attorney General Of the IT,.
States.
Very respectfully, yours, sc.
J. J. CRtTTENDEN.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-15
LATnEoP 4 vANDEuRsgS
moYT \ CO.'S OFFIcE.

1fro Fffzeg fu FirO Dnys.
IhLI TckctGH o. Capital In the Lottery drawn NJ,
day Evening; sud " ~ $50 In drawing trecv
Monday Mornng, both fDldaHi cashcd by ~.
Drawing comes IN the murniuR ei5nOu, . Of tOD
Tickets 81. Come audEct the pTneso N
&C. 10 HoYT & 60
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-15
AUCTION NOTICE.
PORTO RLcn NLtGIRH A.

no. The attention Of dealers is particularly soIice t
or rIeoI erocerios, &c THIS Morning. commencing ~
~ c3es mere VIII br added tn the sale an nvoic of ~
deira Wine sc. ~ JUS wa
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-15
ID Unps Bacon shoulders
ED Wbuc Load. NoI

IN IlipS Bacon Shoulders
~ Whuc Lead, No
Blcachod Winter oil
Cheese iu boxes
shp:, Tanners or, !or silc
60 " q DAVENPORT & ALLEN
LID ENGLISn CHEESE &C. &C o. ~ CO.
~ ~ superior old Cheese, Queens Aims, &c iust
ceiycd per Pslo', and foT silow TABB a ClIEs',
80 70 L OF Main street
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-15
LAND AND SECROE.

GhEEhBLE 10 the last Will aud testament Of san,ue 81
iilson decd will Ice sold public auction on FG 4
,lne i'th gay OF October neSi, II r Otherwise the
mex iiT iy mar valuable tract of Land, wherein the de-
ceased cd lying on The writer's OF Ig Bnc s,cnc
ntseE, "a ne county 81 Meckleuburg Virginia, miles
non OF IIarksVille and Uf IOydOn containing nv Oil
survey O1l dcr"sof which, about lUO acres IL bret rate
LowRrodnds aud shout St 81 now In woods
Oered as dbY Land IN Virginia, and he most Of u gond
,nnuITCn lAnh The situation H. healthy, with a good
pMuhs House, ani olhcr necessary uthousas. d IS
useless 10 give any further dcs~ riptun Of H. as nIc
sum ta any person Wishing To pure base will
view Tor themselves THE Land will be shown 10 nny
person wishing Ia IT, 10y Samuel or James Dr,iman
rue terms ~ the sale of tho Land will be one third
cash. an ono anitwo years for the balance.
AlS0 there Will he twelve thirteen likely Negroes ON
lhc same day and the crop o Corn Fodder Oats Shuck
am Mh'dti stock Of HOIscs Cows aud Shccp
ana hUch"n Furniture Plantation Tools all kinds on
ui,lt OF WE'VE months All sums under g., cash tho
purchaser giving nd with approved security.
s"IIhy ino Lcghees SAM'L DEDMAN.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-15

The Senate have been engaged during the mos
OF the day IN the consideration OF Executive busi
ness The nomination OF Mr. Everett, it is report
ed. il under consideration
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-15
DROWN MD EI.ENCuEO COTToSS-

RhONN AND BLEACHED CUTTONS.-
- TO bales and Utica echauics, Nero Lans Maina.
- c. Nashua, Indian Head aud oicT approved siyi,s
80 40 ~ Petersburg Portsmouth, MiSsachn Inhln
Head, watham, &c - ~
80 DO anii I fine Goods
~ do ~ extra Heavy Brunswick, very heavy
" 30 ~ 81 and Mcrnmark, Walllism and Hamilton
6 cases bl,achcd do
~ 81 ~ nud6 bcaohed shrings aud Shcctings com
prising q full assortment
20 bales Cou,u Oznaburcs Of the most approyc srvrs
manufactured IN Virginia.
We will sell above low az they can he nurr base
~ this any ether market
sol5 KENT, KENDALL a ATwATER.
On BALES Tckinss, various styles. for sale by
-sB Sc 10 KENT. KENDALL. A ATWA'rEQ
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-15

en- CASES low priced and ne prints, and Ian hing from
w the caledonia Brlndcrn
10 cases rich London PIiats, which will make our as
sorimcut complete for thc TALL trade.
Sc 10 KENT. KENDALL & ATwATER
(NuEEsE, BUTTER AND wHIsKE -
~ Receiving, supply OF Cheese, Buuer aud whskcy,
Tor sale 10y TYLER q TAYLOR.
Is
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-07-31
HAYS, Linilnent.

The only true and genuine Recipe, and so decla-
red by the oath of Mr.. Solomon Hays, has never
been made known to any person or persons except
to Messrs. Comsock and Co., and they only have
the right to prepare the said genuine Linirnent,
which has established reputation for effectuay
curing the Piles IL, every case and in all the va
rious stages of the complaint also Rheumatism,
Sore Throat, Sprains, Bruises, Sores and Ulcers Of
long standing. All who have ever used it are high
ly pleased with its effects, and all who are in need
of cures for any Of the complaints metioned, are
respectfully requested to ask any who has ever
used it. And we refer with confidence to all who
know of the article, and especially to Mathew j.
Myers, Esq. Athens, N. Y, and Gen. Duff Green,
late of Washington city, all Of whom speak in the
strongest terms and with the fullest confluence from
personal application and knowledge of its positive
and never failing cures.
LOOK OUT. ..
Some swindlers have counterfeited this article,
and put it up with various devices. Do not be i'm
posed upon. One thing only will protect you--it
is the name Of Comstock and Co., that name must
be always on the wrapper, o. you are cheated. Do
not forget it. Take this direction with you and
test by that or never buy for it is impossible for
any other to be true or genuine.
Sold wholesale by Comstock and Co., II Maiden
Lane. N. Y, and by nearly every storekeeper IN
America.
etFor sale at the Drug and Bookstore of Dr..
TALBOT.