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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-04

~" Citizen Richie eonjures us not to be an
aboiitionist. The old gentleman is getting funny
in his old age, rather he is the cause Of fun in
others. The rumors from New Orleans have put
his nerves into the same tremulous condition they
were soon after the Southampton affiar-and now,
as then, we may expect to hear him exclaiminc
"SomslkiHg mast Dc done"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-04

The antient Of the Enquirer invokes reisc-
ton by the Senate, Of the nomination Of Gov. Ev.
ere'i to Eng land. ltwoulG probably be oerceu
BILE to Mr.. Stevenson to remain The Senate
would confirm his appointment, beyond question.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-04

The Locos Of Cumberland County, have reso,v-
ed that "the present Extra Session OF Congress
was entirely uncaIIed for."- These men Of Cumber-
end are soomons, no doub;-bu; has it no, occur
red to them, that they day after the feasl7
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-04

CULPEPER SENATORIAL DISTRICT
The loco iycos, al a recent convention, nominated
Col. John Voolfolk as their candidate Tor tho St te
senate, 10 supply the vacancy occtsonccd by the
resignation OF Mr. Smith y4rsna.
So It is decrcd that We lose extra" from the
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-04

I)Y late arrivals from New York and Bpron, have r..
ID frvcd upwards Of coo packagcH 81 FcaHonlhe Pal
Dry Goods recently purcha 81 extremely low prices
our assortment This early period BE- very complete snd
will be maintained throughout the aeascu We renew our
pledge any style of Dry Goos n Wholesale only NJ
pricrr, aud upon Hbrrli terms ~ They can r
purchn ptv1tc sale IN either of tho northern
puf KENT, KENDALL 4 ATWATER
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-04

~ Advertisers are requested to hand If the,,
advertisements at as early an hour of the aav a,
p'aetehh'e' AlIndvertisemcnts intended for ins,r.
''on III the ensuing days paper, must be handed in
oe'ore o'clock p. NJ, and thuso intended for in
seFiion IN Mondays paper must be handed in ON
Saturday; otherwise they cannot appear until the
DIV GEcr
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-04
NEW ORLEANS MARKEr-1Iv o.

No news deserving Of any spccil notice has oc.
Cured since our last.
The heat OF the weather has been agree,bly tenn.
peted by refreshing showers during the pas, few
days, and the health Of the city is excellent. The
river Is II feet te'ow high watcr-mark
The Cotton market during the past three DAYS
hns exhibited great want of animation, and the
sales, which have been in trining lots varying from
20 20 30 bales, only amount to 800 bales. Ship
ments are still going forward on owners account,
and the entire quantity m first hands cannot exceed
$4,000 bales. We have not the sIigh'es, change Ia
notice IN prices which rule agresably to the sub.
joined quoutonS 49,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-04
COLONIZATION

See the proceedings, in another column, held to
adept measures to fit out vessel TO, Liberia from
Norfolk this fall.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-04

IL rae Managers u the % BE stcciy of y,T-i,I.-
VII aucnl hluthly meeting OF the Hnapi TLis 60
Presbyterian Church ' ~ "'' ,hi'd
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-04

We arc Indebted To MEND In Pass fos a pamsh.
let copy OF the proceedings OF American eitzens up.
on the death OF Gen' Harrison.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-04

CLEARED.
shin Richard Anderson, L.. Bennett, mastsr r,
Zoe London, with Tobacco, ~ 4 Taylor.
ARRIVED,
Sehr Z Wilcox. Smith. New York, sundries TO
III Smith, Cray, Fisher 4 Son, William. K
a.sNal', u Johnson, X Mott, IL BALDWIN, II w
SAILED.
Sehr Thomas Ireland, Irclard, New York. coal.
Sehr Cassus, Prcstly, New York, coal.
VIA CANAL.
ARRIVED,
Canal Boat Columbia, Dcyinney, with Oh ton,
& Jones. Paying $50 80.
Boot Tennessee, Bailey, with ana tons mdz.. to
Walker l. Lujom X Son Payins si3t 30.
Boat Gen. Harrison, Clarke, with 39l tons niJY.
20 Nalker, Bagwcli, Smith Il Jones, Fry &
20, webb Booker < Hamilton, Shields & Sunier-
STAG SO '' - i'y"s
Boa, Lady Of the Lnkc, Phelps, with asa tor,
mdze, to l. Ludl,m X Son. winfree s Williamson.
Paying Sal %.
Boat Buffalo. Logan. with l7I ton. m,,,,. N
toIds & woodson, BIgwc'l, Smith & Jones. She,lJ,
y Samerville. Paying S3I 10.
poN Ned Bird. Brown, with l6i tons mdzs TO
hoSny & Shepherd, y III Rlgland. Riyes X Hnr.
re- Is,,. + q Lompkns X Co, and Bhgwsl, Smith <
CLEARED Boat Mouutairecr. Staten. with p,
paying Si3 G5 '"'"'N's'
Boat Columbia, Dsvnnoy. with S, tons mdz.
burg paying SI9 H.
Boat Jos. {. Cahell, Lockeit, with n tons m.r-
$50 81. paying
poN ONO, Jamerson, with 3Il tons merchandise
LOT LOCK NO " and Lynchbure: paying ~ 80.
poa' John Randolph, Crumpacker, with sIl
paying S75 10.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-04
TWENTY YOUNG NEGROES


hlL % Sold Tor cash. before she Court House fonr in
", IN, inwn OF JSrs-ou. Northampton County ON th-
ISL MONDAY ia ~crcmbcrucEt, % likely ynuus n,grr.s
icr'u nE ,rIiE a n ts,,rr' w ,'''''
Su 4-w3t so" N''''"'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-04
EALL DRY GOODs.

HAyANA White Sugars boxes
~ tluCtWuc 30 DO
Huils PatcntCan iicH5o DO. tanl,ng, anl ~ .il'
aufast DAVENPORT 4 ALLEN.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-04
4 CARD

THOSE Ladies' Who have been waiting the arrival +
Gale & tiIisopher's Pianos, respectfully niotm.
Ell iuai supply has been received this day
nui Spusr. ,bnvr fSn H,ats
NOTICE-Mss PRICE bcrs leave to Inform her IA.
irons and friends that her school will be rc-upcned
40 MpNbhA the d pi bctnbrr 90 the house Ocru
U'l 10y hcf mother. over the store Mr.. Thomas X
ff'ci M"iu street. and FnCIis continuance uf the PATIO
nag" hci' extended 60 ucr Tho Cuuts" of instruction
WI embrace a. heretofore the elementary branches n an
LhglsI education. S'ric' attention will hr given 10 the
mhuneTs hna mp al hc'urn7nt tue pupils committed tn
hrr charge Huh no means th8t promote the improve
inoui Of their minds Will he LEI. uutrisl.
au4-3t
SULh l.bs, sUbK EY~-I have ca nnnd n. a
- very hne su'kcys which will cell unusually ow.
10 hIFEEb King
(tOACn LACES-A fuli asrUTitncut nt tho most M, :.
- taOle AMI fashionable paucrnE, received ani Tor sale
Iow,ny TiIOS. ~. HOTCHK1ES,
-aP[I W olpn.nc The ruius ui the Eagle Hotel
l(EtLE ISLE vAIIs.-A fuI supply aud rcrc.
- RAJ assortment u Belle Iae Nails u ore Tor sac y
Jn " JOHN Il IRIPLETT q son.
niD APPLE BHANDY.-I5 buls fine old Apple
- bsIEay-iu store, for sale 10y
ln " JOHN TR1PLFTT 4 SON
IElGLEE'S wtIISEk Es e. iru barrels Zfisicr'a
~ Oh Whiskcy, iu store, Tor sale by
ju2 JouN t'RrrEErr 4 soN.
4 hPPHENTICE WANTED, a BUI no
- over 10 yshrEylI
jo2i G ". NOMINEES.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-04
TWENTY DoLLAns nEM,Rn

Dan AWAY { uui Chest, rGrI. rouuty -, 49,, -,
'n"S'N' WHO sometimes calls h3m self Lawson M,
st I've o., 'SaNycT 10y trade, abnutG frcthb and lti,
- wears no uiarSS TcCniCc'ci. IIe shows bc,u't,
gl Teen when !sugug, ami has very keen cyrs win
a nsh iotchCIi ami g. aisoyrTy laxative. - ''
The above reward viii he given nT ms anp,,bcryi,, ~
lodged iu tIc laof Pr.rshurs or Risutnnr' No., -
vessels OF others are ioTvwaTUed from harbors or con-
ccahns l.m under tee s;Ti"trtt prGa!ty OF The law
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-04
REss OF THE UNITED STATES,
The Senate not in session.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,

Correspondence Of the Baltimore AHtrican.
WAsuiSeros, July 81.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-04

The Reporter InfDuncINr
OF sTeakiul thai che hoped 10
| tlupsiouCsi Doe was a tnrmhe
IN teluess" Mr. $ says
say ths, Dec hoped NOT ~ dc
/ tho dcuh Ola righteous Wh.p
scripu1ns from another place
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-04
TEN DOLLARS REwAnn

- eihAhEb irrin our prcmiacs on
ASf-EES " SUNDAY ulsh, the 1T Of Ausust. a LARGO
tSzxra<a IA t'hisE years old: mark untn
~ Isl MS ua' caused by tho "a Idle. ~ a ,iai X
AA colour, no other marks iocu.l,r tel A
- - rcNNid OF so will be paid upon ms ,l,
- JUS hENT, KENDALL n ATLSATER
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-04
Chang Of hour-Riehmond FrsderieksBurg aud
Poiomge and Lohisa Roll RoaR
~ go. go 60

H. anu after i'iuorruw ,thc 5'h Instantly the hour EIr
- leaving Tor th" North and Wssi, Ufthc Southern All
au Passenger nave az rive will bc quarter past : VI
faNaru-e.S Tor the North, Rain
more aiTs. y zlw,yE ~ hours suI , ON tr ~,
aiNucc OF those going NORTH ty the River anal nav NJ,
under present arraur Cncut-. ''
Gui THOMAS SHARP, Agent Of Trans ortarion.
sATlINETTs AND RESTUCKY JEANS
Ut tAStsS common Ia superior S,iurttE Crgy.
brahS laNend'rs, Blues, Blacks, Greens a..d Mod
ley tonTs, iu variety
, 10 cases fine anU superior Kentucky Jeans. These
Goods cannot now hc turIcactat trcr cost bur having
iu supply ~" are disposed to sc!ltIc tn uanuCrturcrI
anu dealers Al less tlHu a." rlrs, kgt IsI.s
au kENH, Kendall \ ATwATER
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-04

U1lhr t1..i.IutIis IiaHr
we 2" see itwuJen on 0uf
gi iIc c1tra session offbs
J " ], ne sa'dthia, he tn@ittd
liko = iocoioco, but no I'd,
and ihcnhc c0uliToad In
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-04
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT or RICHMOND.
CLEARED,

High wal,r hi. day, 5 O'Clock. A. NJ,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-04

r,r,, HigHSnNp, itr AuruEt 1871.
NNlII o." view 10 Completing The CAPITAL ~tprE ,fb,
" Exchange r1s ut Virginia ilicrc mr., yet remaining
10 bc N"-'l OF "- sl'.r"s the cr-gucd oiIsrE Tor
se any part lhcT"ui al slOb per share. AMER the nav
men "i The July dividend each share computed to be
worth s 10y reason of the surplus fund u,yns reached
per cent. On titc Capital
anl W sTRoTHER, Cashier
AislNS III boxes, la line order landing f-ou, lar
II Richmond, Tor sale by 80 ~ '
aus LANCASTER. DE>RY & GO.
IDhiNlH- - cases comm, n, suprT Punt,
ni enuroly and beautiful SYKES in store ami ,r
salehy KENT, KENnALL& ATwATER.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-04

RAgnnN LAID AND FLOUR
- i5Wg i.s SmiihGel Bacon
~ 6bs Panty rro1r
Ukcss FamIly I.rr.l iu.t r &c vcI for s,lc
ALSO,
About 10000 feet Scanning now at Rockcns.
-Jny NlHY. SALE 60
If'R rALE ruVA1ELY, n icni.e scfyani IS years MI
A. XXX :; "'.i 'nl i.|urr. 1nh % Tor 10 fault -
i1 l2-m RoHT I'LL 4 co.
CRATE coal.
WEhaye in ysrd 100 bu.ncls Of south slc srpero
lcss n ihc ,a,ri az, I vii & n"T o., ITs co.,
ior payment JUG CAPERTUN 4 CKIMP
LADIES LEATUEiJ BONNET HONEs
w y i1vH nm hand few ~ fH" above Boxes. which
" ere very convenient gr aides Travelling selling
ie 10 Fashionable nod' shoe ,nd i@,6k DSaci.
CT. CWOIx sUGAIts- Landing tria msrolng pcr
~ Mt"E'''cr . hhd' Tusiy ggw, ngssgs ~ursrs,
- IEFIENs' NNIt. -.iJN - ncl6a07 ~ Ta1e1 ~
. 'rniral hw'ricH and hnrran, hy ,. :, scphrus
thor supply, jp5t received. by SMITH Palmer
SPoHTINo POWDER, lr tcss
DO do int pounikcss, u,squa
mMG pNvENroRr & ArIrS
| FAMILY ISoE IiEHmiNos AND sHAD.
! 'DO y hail bible Family rhrd, ior sale.
| jun JBABBOTr
LoNDON DOUBLE Huown STOUT.
/ oMDuN Brown stout boz quarts
II DO fD fp rIuis pr sale
| W. 81 ABBOTT
.,.,,,.., WORE Nnw GOODS.
| IlIhtk Slls Scar's fpT iHd.rB.rursp
| ID BLACK f'ff SJttfa, Id.
Pow new style ru'uurrI Lawns
Pow half Mourning Lawns
NIrrUfa ~ IiIuf Glove. aud WHt4
Fancy SILK tTlv1ts and tiHkIt
Iow now cheap Hu'zurirs
| tulHufcd Lawns. ftf Hats
| BLACK Fiirt aud -ilk SN1wls
| - land Ch,ur riiEF. Sc. SC.
Ih0.c wanting good and chop g01.'F mr. rsYus-.f,
| eau, TlIOS PRICE
. SUPERIOR GRASS sKIRTs.
LEW vCrf superior FtCrrh szirt4
| u DO Go do 80 H.shnpF
New aud rich retailing Dry tuogis ,,ll yetv s4c, L. 49,
coivng, and continue throuliou the apprdarb,e 49,,
ll" .. Tlio's u Face
| iION1u mO'LDs.Hl10u lbs McCormick a
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-04

= ne ship Sea, from Leghorn, having on board
Sreehoush's statue OF Washington, designed for The
hoiundo oi the Capitol, has arrived al This bort
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-04

Leaving balance Of stock ~ GD32
SUGAR.-We hsvc ve,y Quot market 10 f,-
To-t, as may be expected from the comparative
small supply on hand; the socs since our last reach
to about 30 hhds, 40 previous prices, sly fom a
u 10 for extreme qualities. The finer descriptions
continue "a be in good request.
MOLASSES-lo this article tho siog are con-
hned 10 small lots, ut our former quotations Of u
22c per gallon. There ore no transactions 70 no.
tce on PLANTATION.
FLOUR-We obliged 10 notice the same de-
gree olinacllvIiy previously alluded 70, the demand
merely extending TO moderate sales Tor immediate
con'umpiion. The best brands Of supcrfne com.
mnnd ~ y, NJ rctai'j and We quote other brands
from 81 l2t ~ %. There is large sock o
sour flour on hand, which IS offered at 50 37ic per
barrel.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-04
nnOIVN sIIIRTISGs Nm sup.rIX

hhpwS sHIRTISGs AND SHE r.rINGS
.Inl bNLl> brown ShIu.nCs and Shertiugs from the
= ~ Franklin, HoInl'uu, Mcrritnar, Dover, InIi,n
read Nashua, Appleton, Massachusetts, Lawrence.
Nils " '''''
IN nAles virginia ShcsiinEs, ShrtingS and Oznaburrs
II"m the Manchester, Eurirks Mttnaca Richmond
HtlchAnts, Petersburg, Mechanics and shliyyrIl
Factories u an styles
70 rtrps Hlcachcl Goods r,sfIu,, ,,,r,,r
gullu,s
- bales Brown DTIliurs, approved s'ylcs
. cases hGc aud super Bcac hru Jeans
- bales assorted Tirkiugs
'ht hHN"rituNut OF tn above goods b. cunnlr's.
aud in prices p-r great inIu .-mrnts In p rh,
KENT. kendall A. aTyVATEu
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-04
LIVERPOOL CLAssIFICATION.

TCBACCO-Tho stock Of this article in fest
hands has nov become 80 much reduced, that but
little animation can exist in the market and we are
merely able 70 record sales to he extent Of 10 bids
since our last If there is any change to notice in
prices We should say that thsy are rather easlCr.
The following snles have come TO our knowedg,:
is bids az { and &c, for y and Ssconds-l2 FiTsls
az BIC; and 80 hhds ON terms not made public.
Arrived since the 2O.h instant, 2iO hhdg; cleared
IN the same time, for New York II hhdg.
STATEMENT OF TOBACCO.
1910. oct I, stock ON hand binds 32tg
Receipts last three dogs 30
rrsvt,uefu EOful IN tpu
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-04
SAILED.

Sehr Z Wilcox. Smith. New York, sundrits, 10
w III smith, Gray, J Fisher 4 Son, Williams K
liaHaU, w u johnson, X Mott, II Baldwin, Il w
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-04
ARRIVED

Sehr ihom7s Ireland, ltelNud, New York, coal.
Sehr Cassius, Pre'tly, New York, coal.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-04

ship Richard Anderson. Il. Bennett, master,
Toe London, with Tobacco, ~ 4 Taylor.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-04

FLEMINe jaws, see'y.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1841-06-08
81 Ccnts. fir .Jeecn

pcn jctt bis ;ur ndbitsn Oftctsrs9Sab, cbsr
5ebn GrsmpIare fir 3 SbaIsr, msnn Iis in ss
mem Pat btfsllt ,psrotn. Derousbs5ob
lung lt jerob bsrbti ais merIdblitbs Sspin:
9un9 fti19tlsBt.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1841-06-08
- Seocing, Den 8. Sunj 1S4l.
DsmcfrdtiiD rspu6Ilfaniflbe &rnsnnun9
fir @upern6r:
cyoDn Sanfs.
Gin an0ereS lluerbieten.

lin unisum SlAtte einsn 9rt1trn llmlauf
~ psrltbafsn uno eem 9emd6 nNbr GutsS fir
bic quite @ohs 81 mirfsn, srbicten mir uu6 lIn.
tsrl1rsbsr fir balIIlte onSunebmsn, fir bsn
Yrei6 BON
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1841-06-08

grncnnuns eud cen Dcr. Gtaaten
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. @rett, gum 9sputirs
ten Wfaritbaa, fir jsnen SDsil ps6 Sltlhen
Sitrft6 beitcbeno aus bsn @auntie5 SereN
SNupIfj(l uno Qeba.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1841-06-08

peTcbcrun8,-0it Spung @arbsn 8eutr
@erlberun9ss@ ompo9nis, pon pblapslpba,
(SapitaI 100000 GDalsr) psribert ale 9lrtsn
bon gt9entbum, 81 Den biu9ltsu Ssbin9un9ea.
NIan ,psnNs Iib an bic Office bs5 "Ssrf5 uno
SrbuDlfiQ Scurnal," Neaein0.
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Der mebfel.-Rlasen ubsr 2tmtssntists
junsen itns in ben qcfofofo Slattsrn ssssn,pdrs
t9 an Der saSsscrcnuns, mas cine natiirIibs
unb nibt unsr'partsts SolSs bss SSehfels Der
RaticuaI &ssisruns if. ebsn 70 1T ss .. @uSs
fabruas pon Sadicu's prinsip: "96sbfel in
Nsmtsrn 1T baS lIbsrifs SRittel CUR @rbaltuns
Der Srsibsit," uno bic @rfiluns pe6 oft ron
ibnen felbir erpdbntsn SprbwortS, Der GSsb
isI BON Ne9sn in bic Sroufs, otsr nom pfercs
auf Den @lsl pieasitt mS9sn sin9e stemtsrs
batter gar pom Yferte a,If Die Shlt fommNn,
60 pis bic Ioarrilcn 9smofratn errpartetsn
nab sinsm 9IdfIlben AuS9an9 Der 2SabI 9(ens
fer 81 befcnnrn, frnnten Die QrfcfpfoS pcrau5s
ieben bas lts eiciElten ptrIeren muBten. Ssi
slnsn 9SetbfsI Der Ns0jerun9 mar tisfe5 mmr
Gin ttblicber @sbraub unb miro t5 oub wpbl
blelbsn; Sarum ffellst cure &Ia9en Elm unb ieib
Sufrlscen init benl mas iDr 9snriTn.
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t1eue 5eitun9-@ins nsus psutfbs Sci.
tun9 1T unS Su9efommen untsr cem 2itsl :
"9er @siit Der 3st," Die BON ben 6srrsn6ap.
rsbt unb 9Snf, in Der Staot &ustaun, bss
itr eauntp, eeOrudt unp bsraus9ssebsn piro.
Sut Gll6 gum mnbepollen llnternebmen.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1841-09-15
No 90.
From The Log cabin Rifle.

Mr. Editor:-Our Federal, Loco foco Gov
ernor, passed through this place, on his return
from an electioneering tour to the Bernvlll En-
campment, accompanied by the Surveyor Cen
eral, and Gen. Adam Diller, Of "Buckshot
War" memory.
The pretended object of this visit Of these
worthless was, 10 receive the troops at the En-
campment, but this was mere prelext, as will
appear evident when we consider that the Sur
veyor General was dragged along, because he !,
a native of "Old Berks;;" better acquainted with
those likely to come to the encampmenf, and
consequently better calculated to assist the
Governor in furthering the desperate chance of
his reelection.
They did not meet with that success howsv-
er, that they anticipated. The Governor, and
his company, received but cold and Indifferent
reception from the noble hearted soldiers. It
was true they evinced their respect for the
high station occupied by the Governor, but not
out of any affection for the man and his polit-
ical principles
On the return of the Soldiers, and others,
to their homes, l met with quite number of
Porter's former political. supporters who were
much dispeased with him, and soLEMNLY DE-
CLARED THAT THEY WOULD NOI SUtfORI Iili
AT THE COMING ELECTION! because the objec:
of his visit was altogether selfish.
The Governors conduct during his stay at
Bernyille was any thing, but becoming and ex-
emplary.-There was kind of a puppet show,
kept by an abandoned fellow, which was alto
gether neglected until the Governor favOured
the proprietor with his august presence, after
which it was quite literally patronlzed.
The proprietor Of this exhibition was quite
notorious politician in the loco foco ranks last
fall edifying his brethern, on more than one
occasion with his scurrilous harangues. He
expressed his unwiIIingness, however TO give
his support to Davy R. of which the Governor
was no doubt informed, and in order to concil-
late him he poked ten dollar bill below the
curtain, before he left the grand exhibition! [
can bring the most respectable proof to sustain
this assertion; and consider it, as strong ev-
! idence that the Governor views his reelection
as rather precarious.
Don't you think, Mr.. Editor, that if the Gov
ernor pays $40 for every vote, necessary to en-
sure has recollection, the S99, 1000 received from
the u s. Bank, for signing the suspension resO-
IutionS wiH hardly reach2 do.
FRODSELMOW
Womelsdcrf August 3lst, l04l.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1841-09-15
A story not without a Moral.

We pity the man who can inspect the watch
returns of large city without ieeIlng deeply
moved. What lamentabe chronicles are there
presented of suffering, denuded, scared and
distempered humanity Some hardened trafh-
GERS in the worlds hypocricies may indeed find
subject matter for sport in the details OF power
ty and vice, and crime, but all worthy OF The
name of man can see In the recital only mourn
ing. lamentation and woe. The other day we
were forciby drawn into such train OF rcfiec-
tons by the history of a poor wretch whose
name has often figured in the returns, and who
is denoninated in the hackneyed song of the
officers of Justice, ''a state prison blrd"--an
cold offender"
The story is short, and alas not an ncom-
mon one. When a boy, the subject OF 1t was
sent by his master TO store 10 purchase some
eggs lust as he left the store, he dropped the
basket and broke two OF the eggs;'iearlul OF
punishment from tyranical master, the lad re-
placed the broken eggs by others which ne ao-
s,racted from the barrel in the stOFe. He was
observed however by the store keeper, caught
and conveyed to the police office. There he
was locked up, and in due course of time tried
and adjudged guilty of the theft, and sentenced
to the penitentiary! At the end of sixty days
the young culprit was discharged, fully pre-
pared for entering any career of iniamy. His
character was blas,ed-lhe brand was on his
brow-and in few weeks he was the most
reckless of gang of pickpockets. After an
other visit TO the penitentiary, the unfortunate
boy was arrested on a charge OF burglary
tried, and convicted, and shortly after became
an inmate of tie state prison After his dis
charge from thence, the same course OF crime
was pursued, with similar result. And now
again, the erring lad who might once easily
have been rescued from the way OF his destroy,
er into which he was unwarlnsly Ieh' $1,000
before the bar of Justice, homeless, irlendless
vagabond on the face of the earth ". l. O""