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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-14
NOTICE.

Hereafter, until further no
n c4sf%s ticc the James River StaambOltz,
~ will leave Roc kcis "a o'clock.
% "a Mondays, wcdu Stays ant
@@1-<&.-hEassaAsS Fridays, insteadof Sundays, We'd
ncsdlya and tIl aye. m LII
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-14
EIITE.S'
CENTNATED SAKSAP

CONCENTRATED SAHSAPAItlLLA.
ENllS tHup"unu IN'aCt Ell" rtTsaIaI'la has gained the
preicT'uc" IT The Faculty every other pTepara-
ton OF Strsa!attlh uuw n r the ut S.rofua
aud other disease, which depend upun hpnTe habit,
ar Scruuinus CONDITION of tic lsteu, aud will To- i"und
highly beneficial tn an cases where Sitsapiri L. used -
It's prepared wuhoui bpiug from the appr spc-
cics of sarsapaTa contains very form
the active principle OF the luI dcrrd
vlniaE"s over the ordinary prCVaiaions which mate
from Interior root iuutchy long and continued boiling
-lscc Wool a Birhv'aI :. nspsustluIy)
a further supply just rec iyci Nv
ALEXANDER nUVAi. = co,
mo Agents t.T Rirhuunh.
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JUST FROM THE PRESS.

/ W. RANDOLPH n 90. have f,r sale
u -E.tcUss ui The FAIR sex Oh paris OF the World
To wlirH are sd RuTs determining Figures beau
-. Hat AMI Age of Women
The Philosophy OF S,ouAs, ~ J. i. Espy A. NJ, with
plates
The Rural Life of England, hy VIM Hewitt with plates
NNi"tI.-sul 'Hc f2riu Fathers q rho Colony Of Ply
mon d. r1.u l6 90 lbs collected ron the Original Re-
cords -ui 'o,Ia dnrogs Printed Documents aud Illus.
ui'H with No. e, 30. Alexander Young. with plates
Nic.mui jnauceIy, or Debtors Experience Sc y
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GAYSoR, Druggist.
1 Ii : a.
VALUABLE ARTICLES.

=, ,,,-,-- NNLIAB HE Al LLILEs.
4 ,LENNS hpMAN hALl DOR, for the CompleIion, ar
~ iectuA'y removing Pnpies FTeckes, Tau, SuEburu
horphe~ OF Moth Botches the lace, Rngworu TetteT
Gnd other obstinate affections OF Jhe skin, giving the com
eF"n ciedFness ruly desirable This elegant prepare.
uOh has been Ia Use Tor some years and the constantly
cicds'u: demand for evidence thai soOi uuan.,
are greatly appreciaied Il may be applied with perfect
safety Z" ne iipst delicate sku and The Jingle bt.
Tie Val be sure u give Being pleasant Cos
Ineuc' Il iOIus yaiuab.e s;lIon toilet t;ent..
men who are troubled with Pnpes The face. caused by
Tie use 81 The r1ZIr or strong alkaline shaving will
hnd tbs article certain remedy. Price 20 ccus per Tot.
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~, it Rchmo
SADDLES, BRIDLEs, HARNEs.

,r,Ss,A bDLEs, bhIDLEsr HARNESS, &C.
hb subscriber h1s uu band at hs uanufastory heat
shatcg, stitched snf nIaiu Stddes; common saddles:
m snls oitoacn Blrouc De and Sukcy Harness bcr hsr
aus s so'icrcd strr lions, Curb aud suBf1e Rs bsst
EnaI-h and American Bride Leather and M1rur.e. ali
ili..rf oi Zach. ~u'kcy rnI Riding Wups CarryaII
iIl wagon 6rtr NJ every description. which he will .eU
e me lowest Nugcs Persons u want OF articles IN The
aNoy' lae will tu' 90 90 their Advantage 90 call and exam.
inc hs goods.
IL p ALFRED EtNa
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SPLEHDID rOCIlET CCTI.EnY.-I

- PLEHDID rOCEET CCTLEEy.-I am
- now Opning very sup"for AMI 'It"nsW- assortment
oiP"cse Iu'"ty Contisnr Of p7-krt pcu DIRK pruning
oTItn amt traveller KuiS mounted silver, pearl
IVORY, buck aud tnrtosh'! hind's, Of which OF
entirely new patterns, ald manufactured by celebrate
mak"rE, ko,'gers a son, George wOOaeuhonr 4 ~onan
Jouaiuan ttouks mos. TNRER.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-14

BOOTS, SHOES, LEATHER TRUNKS, &C.
NJ arc I"''tsirE per vessels FROM Phi,adcL
W P'ih, New YORK aud Bosom. our Fall ana Winter
sock Of Goods, which "pmp:s"s usual very
tHtncnt amt which will be sold 10y package zen or
pair cheap E"p's Of coTT.sI oudug quality can be
purcas 20 Ia any house IN vrriul "" invite call from
pul cllscTs generally. ID. LJLIINGTOS a co,
s. i3 Mansion House.
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MINnnM GLASS

NJ have Just received, and urr for sale, large sup
w ply "i window Glass, uf the following dimensions.
IN T. l2Nl6, i2Nt- AXIS
litEt lbN4i lSA3L I2Ki2
l2Eli, l2Nl6, l2SlS lINI6
liEla, liKAi, SKiu, luN2
lie ~ SAMUEL + ADIE 4 co.
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NO. 90
w. IS. 8 ,. ID. CHRISTIAN,
MARKET SsuARE,

Have on hand general assortment of
GROCERIEs.wI INES. TEAS a. LIQUOR
oF THE BEST QUALITY,
At wholesale and retail, for cash or tn punct
customers.
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GLENN's AROMATIC ROSE TOUTU PASTE

rus sAeeiieht Dehlrace may be used with perec safe.
~ al Tor al the purposes 81 cleansing teeth making
hein beautifully WEei Tor stopping the progress o! decay
IN unsouni teeth eIoylng The tartar purifying me
oIeaih lts pTcpdf #u o. not surpassed Ben. ia sold
pI' ei iTce ifcth EI u d much superior tooth ,aw.
ueT> h seaer- while Tor convenience Il i decided, be-,
er taln any Jt the aoI washes Il Is done up n.atIy IN
china pos Al . cents each. 10y 50
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-14
MlUMAUX,s FkECkiE wAsn

certain and speedy Remedy Tor FrecEels and other A.
5l cents. i''S
The above are Tor sale by the sole Proprietor : w
Glenn Nos = and 81 South, third street PhiIsdc ipi,
ALSO tor sale 10 Richmond by John Gaynur J. II Esacr
son, AsE Duya L Co, and J. H. Ragand and mos OF
the Druggists IN Petersburg. a. n.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-14

NiItt.r fu-. uVCur invoice OF saws Of spears 10
~ 'rrsH's fu1 |rrsv.'s Manufacture, consisting Of
Pr VI. tr.s..lf, UBul auI flannel saws; Plane Irons,
Af.s, t.. r.. Gou-ss, and ohsr Jniners Tools uf the
....r .ra. ,,trr stc.
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PANTS AND VESTS
n L J. 4 = pE ET Nm

7 \ n n 7 " y
CONFUSING iu assog'le Ht-.mong which are
- no par Cue Sauuet Pants
to- go good Ngss, large and COMPLETE a..
s1uMcuf. KEEN a co.
NETT SuswLs AT 4 BARGAIN.
AlHRnP VAN pEIRS&N have hand, White.
II tnurtt aud Back Net ~aNis. Also. emhrOi, r. 3
Mus shlSs which they S. sell Al cost Call sui get
bargains aug
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NihpN -
CHEAP HAT NAAUFACTORN

Cary street, three doors above the Columbian
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DUDLEY \ MEREDITH.
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J. BRANNAN 4 CO.'S
OLD DOMINION Ci.pTHISa STORE

Adjoining Jorn Eulcy's Union Coffee House, and
Il. III. Jenkins Dry Goods Store, Main st.
hIE would embrace tlis opportunity and method If
w making known o the citEsua Of Richmond its VI.
cniiy an the state, that constantly keep hand Cloth.
ing oi all KIM aud especially for the current ami an.
prnaching Seasons, which viii reduce Prices Tor
cash We respectfully invite all To call inspect uur
stock whether they want the goods not All goods
and the money refunded. y
All goods warranted sups, -
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rnrArnEs. CHEEsE AND nNInNs.

300 sG VaaaSs GSss.i F''''''
lao ropes Onions, Tor sale on board schr sur, 81
r'ckcf's wharf Apply on board 90 ~ - . -
seq JAMES tlsHth @pN'
BROOMS, BUCKETS, Sc.
y - pOL Hrooms
I = ~ vs. i0 railtcd Booklets
lU1 sgts Dry Measures
100 uests sugar Boxes
Mae Tube, sc, lauling This morning, AMI
Tor sale. os7 TYLER a TAYLOR
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-14

liE Richmond Frc Association prepared Ia insure
personal nro. ary all kinds as well as wooden buiI
lnGs ia the tryui Richmonh auuFt or damage y
me- ON the most favorable terms Apple Ice made
Or, ia his ahscncr,t To
lal q. u. HYDE. X-cr, rLn.I.lnut
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-07-03


l,porlanl inisliigezesl--rsiurn q ne 'h'r-
.smi--Cap.urs Of a PiraiieGl H0Td'-
Oar readers no doubt remember that when The
y, arrived Of the strange dessrion Of The
Charles, smOns other sIPsdi0n, lifted out was
,b,, III tho steamboat .Nsrehss!. Captain Grimm,
:. Lo,,d Of which a number Of volunteers embar-
"a a., the command Of General Smith, taking
,bo Lake rosie. The Merchant returned 10 The
c,- Yesterday afternoon, and unlike the other
ves,sl,. her research has not proved lIul''ess as
81, Eolowag statement Will show.
Sho,ly after the arrival Of the Merchant 10 The
C,f,hs met the U. 5. brig cOnsori, with which
.,e er1ised sometime ia company, both OF them
securing the coast from the mainland en- the
oorhvard to the Ballze On Thursday, the s'5,
q heavy firing was heard by the Merchant, the
C,.,ori, and at the Balize. II appears that II
was like wise heard on bourd the .Atpiune,, but
wa. taken for the sound Of thunder. % Friday
,,., The Merchant lett the Copsorl bound to the
westward of the Passes, and returned to tho Ba'
I've Cor water. The expedition there heard Of a
maraudng party encamped on L'mek'ln Bayou
IN the vicinity Of tho Chandeliers, The party I'M
media,ely directed their course thiIher, and am
,ed at the Bayou al night
They made their way along the Bayou IN boats
bu, as the water became narrower and shalloweT,
a, every step, the boats were Obliged to follow
each other in siugle file, the first being ccmman'
ded by Gen. Smith. the secoud by Capt. HoIey,
and tho third by. Alter some tune the ex.
petition came upon the encampmeni, aud Tue
night beng dark, Gen. Smith, Jumped ashore lol
lowed by two of his company. In front OF the
tent stood sentinel with musket. He was or
dered TO surrender. lie did 80, aud was thrown
on the ground in order To be secuted. In tho
meantime Gen. Smith had gone behind the tent
to reconnoIlre. At this moment IN individual
said 10 be The brother Of the sentinel, hearing the
noise, rushed out Of the tent armed with bowie
knife, and falling upoa the men outside, wounded
them both severely One Of the party rushed
back into tho water excaiming,-"l am stabbed
wheroupon Capt. lIozey's company stepped or
shore, and one Of them putting his mnsket TO the
nssaihnls side discharged lis contents into his
body. Gen. Smith hearing the lumult spTanG
from tho tent sword in hand, and iumbIIng, oveI
the PROSTATE body Of the dying man, was sIabbet
hy him In the forhead. and IN both SIDES. For
tuatrIy mono Of tho wounds are considered dan
gerous.
The survivors were Immediately secured. Tbs,
consisted in all Of four men and one boy. They
were taken to tho Ballze aud left IN chnrge Of Ih'
authorities there.
Rumor suys lhallhs boats wete guided tc
Limeklln bayou by fisherman who had been o
verhauled the day preceding by the marauders,anc
had been permitted to depot IN safety. with man,
threats Of vengeance If he disclosed syllable Of
what he had seen
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-07-03

-' r - -.- Us oeeu. so.t. s.-.r.=
Ca.'aF Aa'rs, aaa,-sr 49,.
A-al o! The COMMITTEE Cd Pc. q i.
lhoma. 3. Osborne. a CO. '.4'-''
Isl, is az the head Of lie Coz, '''-' As.
William W. Boardmaa. sac,b che q "a.
breed @! Connection, Is a, NJ - p DE 'a..
mmee on Public Buildings md C. % 'a' G.
Osmyn Baker, Mass,eb ,.., ,,'slaa'.
the head Of the Committee Of AGO. ,aa,' . d
The universal Prelermsrt # ' SSa
Adams men 90 all the pnncips, C ;,.o'.''' q.
the House, could not have b..n o 'ua.r
II s''nces an understanding som,t5,sa 't--
bargain intrigue and Management '' ~ o' =
tween the Kentucky Speaker and II. s.. ''''
tln5 OF the present day. ''' ''a5s ?,
The next triumph whch fsBows4A
OF the Abo'tonstsr ia appropiia.,r, - 4 '-'''a
OF the committees, was tie elect On # IS f''a,
alarms Of then choosing. '''ss's-..
After this, followed uu .ho no,;..
ans, the repeal OF The 2l,t ruls-,b. " lh A.
inhibited the reception Of Abolition a.' '.s sA,
the agitation Of the subject they ,, s.y1s' an
duce. 'O0ld IGlio.
Inc motion to reconsider the vote ,,,.
Inc repeal OF the 2lst, brought oot all N, as'he
dangerous principles. lie ayos,d, I''ls''
floor OF the HOUSE, IN case the nsr' y To
rouSed to instruction, that 1t would ana ssN zee
nterposton OF Congress on the subis.' "' \ 'l'
ry--that II would authorize the rrs. ! \ Hs't'
make emancipation the condition Of b,s s.''s 10
force OF the Union to she rescue; b,, y A'
would authorize The free States to ,ak. ,. a1' q
wa by the terms of the Constitution = r p, y a'
'honze the Government by the tenn, # ' ~ ID
TO abolish slavery, and entore upon he San.
principle OF universal emancipation Tr 'a'
claraiion Of Mr.. Adames. called on, " t'' ~ &c
shall in speech Of great power, which ,+ ,'''
to see reported aud universally d,,.m..,. ''''
II will do good North and South. 'D'--
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-07-03
OUR TICKET.

We present, to-day, for the support Of the Demo-
cratic Stale-rQhls party full ticket for State Off
Gers and members Of Congress, It's composed of
men well known to the peoplc-many Of them have
done signal services TO the State, and all of them are
high minded, honorable gentlemen, of the genuine
Democratic Jsfcrsoniun School and possessing tai
ens and information fully adequate to the discharge
Of the important trusts which they are seeking at
the hands OF heir Fellow citizens.
OfMesT.s I ueker Gwin, Thompson and Free
man we have already spoken; few words as 10
the other three gentIemsn's claims.
Taos. b. WOODWARD Esq, is now Secretary of
State, 10 which Office he was elected in 1889 BY
large majority He has disch argcd the duties of his
station with great srcness and ability, and has gi-
ven, we believe universal satisfaction lie differs
slightly with the great body Of the democratic party
on lhe bond question, but we do not consider that
| valid objection against him. MS his office is a mere
on all other subjects, save tie one mentioned To
osracse a man merely for conscientious difference
Of opinion upon single question, having no necCs.
1
sary connection with the Office to which he aSpIres,
We consider both unjust and mpoItic. On this
point we agree entirely and exactly with the Editor
of the Mssssissppan, who IN his paper of he 18th
ut remarks:
He (Col, Woodward "may differ slight,
with a portion Of his political friends ca the bon,
question, but we do not think this should be seri
| ~ h.,
Secretary OF State par lcuIarly as his whole innu
euce will be eXerled Tor the success oour ticket anC
principles in the approaching contest. lie has been
a faithful democra, and we take pleasure N ylelhn!
him our Jealous support
Coz, SAUNDERS 3" The Old soldier as he i
popuary called, is Too well known to need one wor
, of CONNIE ndation lr m Us. lie has been twice ee
ted Auditor, by immense maorteS, and the pcopl
will doubtless again honor him with station whic
he has filed wiCh equa credit to himself and useful
ness 10 The State,
Il, S. CAVES, Esq. is citizen of Choctaw
which county he has repeatedly represented in tn
Legislature. He proved himself an active, ,sefj
\ aud talented member Of that body, always prompt i
, the discharge OF hls duties and jealous in delendin
d the rights and interests Of the people. lie is en-
: phatcaIy Jedtrsonan democrat whom the peopI
d may safely honor with their suAraEes
VI Such is the Democratic Slate Rights Ticket
y We think We present strong team and il We ar
united, and use The proper exertions, we ieel III
:, most confident assurance that we shall gIoriousI
r triumph in November.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-07-03
Anti Bond Meeting

AT large and respectable msen, 4
tlon OF the people of Lowndes COUNTY b.1 =,
RNuben Robnsons' near Jamrson's Mn,
Saturday the Goth day Of June, 1871, ro,b.
pose OF nominating Delegates to attend
general Convention Of the county. ., Con..,
on the 2ud Saturday IN July next, 10 tcrn,n
candidates 10 represent this county.
Isaac Hearon Esq. was called IN ,bs ,b,,
Reuben Robinson appointed Secretary.
Alter which. The following resolution, ve,
adopted, VIZ
RESOLVED, That the chairman appoint ,oD
m'tiee OF five, TO nominate delegates &c.
Whercupon, the following Gentlemen w,r
appointed, viz Annapas Hcaron, Isaac Heron
William Vaughn, Richard Wood. and Ro5s,
Spencer The committee retired and s',r
some time, returned inio tie meeting g.b 6s
following nomination, VIZ: Reuben Robinson
Is. Houston, ". Ward, ". Brock, +. llearop
j. Graves, ID. Ilearon, T. Leech, Geo. Ihoa..
as, end +. Greenlce, aud on mouoa the nonr,
nation was received and agreed to-
Ga motion, the chalmtn was added to h, del.
egalon
Fcsoircd, That the proceeding. Of Ials meet.
ing be pub ished IN the "Columbu, Democa.7
The meeting then adjourned
ISAAC HEAR0N
Caarnp
RGUBGN RoBlasoN,
kgcl'U
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-07-03
Columbus June 2Sth, 1871.


The Pirates --SHlp CH4RLEs.-Nolhine ia'
been discovered calculated 10 throw any ae''
the mysterious affair of the ship Charles ''a ~
horrid murders were committed, and thal Il va h,t
work Of pirates seeus 10 admit OF ltte doHo' -.
where are the villains The steam sblpNefI..,
returned TO New Orleans on Saturday. hUn -bns
cruise in search the pirates, but during VIC aus
of her expedition not a word was heard o. az, -
plclous vessel, not a.trace was i0ubd " ant
suspicion of the pirates or mutneer' ha'b ps, an
ashore. The Pcayune of Sunday st'les W.. s,,k
Saturday Capt. Butler lound in the SIeefase 'ahrb
Of the Charles some fearful evidences oil CRIME
had rot been before discovered. Among "" ibs
Dish which had been thrust aside unnollceu :" nod
dress OF female, apparently new, and 'e.s
black coat. There was also the upper Po ,;oc
females dress which bears the appearance u on.
been violently torn from the weafer, the sh.. Sos,
trely missing; the inside part of The rg't ~ v
of this fragment is dsppled with blood ana ~ I.
likewise some blood upon the left breast 'n. n,,de
small nscision, which seems 10 have oesh I'm
by dirk or dagger The Carmen, sol ns ,,n.
white with blue stripes. Under all the clfcu'n'. III.
ces, there appears 10 be something 10 TINS W. ,o3
ness which indicates tale Of horror yct y y
Mobile 'idrer'f"'
twill be borne in mind tina, the ship Chaf's''
New Orleans few weeks since for Llverpo'' ', u
a full cargo and several passengers a I'D was n.
IN some three weeks since just off the pause
deck in a gore of blood and not soul on oOA'''
The mystery it seems IS still unraveled'
An historian should be without PASSION ''o A'''
out pension. ...l,, Q,
Faith spans the gulph OF death with the Of'ae'
hope, -n,.,.,s Q.
There is no richer treasure 'nah w.
eorrecturd beautiful thoughts and MAXINE go
To sneak barshly to person Of sensIO''''y' : ~
striking hsrpsleord vito your hs''
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-07-03

The cultivation OF the mind in science religion
and virtue, is an employment infinitely more
ennobling than the decoration Of the fad body.
The soul is formed for eternal duration, aud ca
pable Of eternal expansion IN knowledge and
bIessedness. The body is but the casket IN
which this heavenly gem is deposited ior few
short years, and which when it has once lost ITS
bright inhabiiant, is good for nothing but 10 be
committed 10 as mother earth.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-07-03
TRUTH is STRANGER THAN FICTION

Cruel and Unnatural Conduct Of a m0ther-dn
Infant born ia Railroad Calls presidential
Preservation, dc.--Never since we have had any
thing to do with the direction ofa public journal,
has Il fallen to our lot 10 record so extraordinary
circumstance as We are about TO relate. In
credible NJ II may seem, land without most posi-
tive proof we would not publish It,, we seriously
assure the public that tho story is literally and
strictly tue.
On Monday, the ih lust, at night. white
woman gave birth 10 40 infant IN cat Of he
Ponlcnanraln Railroad. she threw The child out
as The cars we're gong down to the lake, oppo.
site 10 Doctor Luzeburg's Hospital aud behev.
iur. as she says, that It was dead, continued on
her Journey. The child was found alive and
well at 1--WE o'clock on Tuesday morning and ta
ken the hospital, where a slave of the doctor,
performed the duties OF mother towards It. On
the same day. Tuesday at half past o'clock
A. NJ, the mother was arrested by tho fhlrt
Municipality police, and al | o'clock she wa,
sent to the hospital To give that nourshment ant
succcr 10 her inlan, which nature should promp
her 10 have done, but whom she so unnatrual'
deserted. The 'young 'un" lsa tLe, health
boy, and Yesterday they were both doing well
The mother received no assistance during he
travail and the child wthstood The assaults q
the mosquitoes, the effects Of The night ar, an
tue other contingent Inconvenience ola nlght i
the woods, in manner tina, would have don
credit 10 a squatter more INJURED to hardshlps
Even the fall from the carriage did him no othe
injury than 10 leave small blue mark on hi
forehead.
We have been Just thinking what a goahea
chap he'll make il be lves-a real. human loco
motive. " Picdyune'
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-07-03
INIEREsrLNG Loo NAsHLNGI0A.
AlE. CLAYs PROJECTl


through the p1reness Of .-sud IN Washing
ton we have been put IN poss-ssonofthe Dai? CODE
u the 1lsl uit which is some five days aisr taaa a.
ny news receive from the cry by the regular course
Of mail. We hasten to lay the following interest
ting extract before our readers TO the exclusion Of
much other matter Mr. Clay hssrome out with
MS plan To- national bank, lie goes blw shot
beyond Mr.. Ewing, and don't stick at such irtie
as the Constitution A Blnkhe tells US, IS iadi,PeH-
sable II Is coSsrrTuTiox,I, is eSpedency must not
be discussed,
The autocrlt Of the Russ.as never spoke n more
dcla'or.a tones To bis sers than does this same Hen
~ Cay to his followers aud subaierns 10 Congress.
With them bis word is the law, his Wi, supreme.
From Congress its,llwe have DO hope, butwe trust
that the President will intcr1ose hi veto auI save
the constitution. II John Tyler sanctions bank
based upon Mr.. Gays plan, he wal he puuared
man.
In the House Of Representatives but little of i'm
portance was done. Use BIZ. No. from the Sem
ate, to ropeal the subreasury was introduced and
alter some debate was referred 10 the committee
nays and means.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-07-03


The following is an extract from letter ola cor
respondent of the New York Evening Post, at
Washington City.
" You will have seen the reports from the seve-
raj departments, and that from the Post Master
General, have no doubt, you will pronounce a
very naked and feeble production. Compare II
for one moment with the able report of Mr. Niles
submitted to the last Congress, aud you viii per.
ceive It's utter paucliy and worhlessDess. 1t is
composed Of feeble complaints in very modest
terms OF the arrogance and extorlon oftho rail
road monopolles but no ntimatlon is gwen thai
we are to have a reduction Of postage, nor any
suggestions as TO the correction OF the abuses Of
the lranking privilege. Tlere is one part of the
report which will arouse Tho indignation OF the
whole community agalns. i, and its author, viz
the revival Of The Sunday Mail Question. Nj
Granger recommends the stopping Of the mails on
on Sunday, and says the religious sense Of the
community will certainly approve the feeling thai
selects tho Sabbath as the day on which that ser
vice should not be performed" Judge Mclean
a truly pious man, when the petitions lo stopping
the mails came TO him from every quarter, never
FOR a moment, hesltated to express his decided
conviction that the true interests OF the country
yes, even piety itself, are promoted by the con
slant running Of the mails, and yet Mr. Francis
Granger, in spite of the opinion of Mr. Mclean,
the unaGswerabe report Of Colonel johnson, aad
the solemn decision OF the American people in
Congress assembled, will yield 10 the prejudlces
Of small sect of relsonisis to stop the running
rthe mails on Sunday"