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The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1841-11-17
NEIT CHEAP GOonnss,.

YESilE subscribers haze pisl .r.s;elyed
4 their FALL. ard WIN FER supply
c. g GODS, which, they design selling
even lo,ce~ than their usua1 rates. They
consist, In part Of the fol.nwmg. viz:
I FANCY GOODS. az
superior blk Gro. dc Rhine. 80 -. =
!" Swiss, single ard double Width
bluo,blk " Afriquc,
q co!ored figured Pou do Sole,
/" - plain $" g -,
. :. -: -: black and colorcd satin, i i
a figured satin Veatings, ...
Z 90 plain blk"
black French Bo,n5azln,
!" I" Silk Velvet,
Black and white English silk Hose,
$" Gloves,
Frcncl, and italian Grape,
Italian sewing SILK on spools. -;
Super striped Chally, ..@ - -
Siugle and double width Mouslip de Lanes,
Super Taglonicnnes, now article for ladies' dresses
A handsome assortment Of fancy Shawis and HdKis
Black and coIored silk :Cravats. ><@i
A complete assortment of Stocks. (ncw style,)
Hemstitch linen carb;c Handkerchiofs, various
qualities,
Cambria and thread Edgings and 1nsertings.
handsome assortment ofSatin, Bonnet' Cap ane
Tafela Ribbons. :.
Ladies' black and colcrcd Kid and Hoskin Gloves.
-. Fillet Reticues.
&c" Fancy do. 2 Z.
s.4 black Flllet Shawls, =
6.4 Damask silk do. ~ =,
I'd Bla TX spun do do.
White and black Merino S!awls,
Black and scarlet Thibet do, embroidered ~ :.
Large Broche DO. - ..
Handsome Taglioni do. = <,3
LINENS, ,.-ss.;;
Irish Linens, Of every description.
Linen Sheeting, D.mask Diaper. !,
Fine Blrnsley Diaper, Bird eye Dapor.s -
Fine SATIN .Dlmask Napkins ~
q" -, :" Tray Cloths.
4" ss..; Table do. : s;.1l..5...s...-
plain do. do. - 6: sas.. 81 ..
{" brown =" do. do. &C.
Brown and bleachcd Towels. ( -: = 80 :, 2. IS.
Russia and Scotch Diaper, Brown Hollands ont
Lawn Lawns, Russia shirtings and sheotings,
Colored Table covers. - s:Szt' - =. -
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1841-11-17

Nstiseis gv"n fllst az application
5wili7te made W the vts5rv a,d. Wall. =
MAsss easRca, Glareed"n, 10 t.e. Legislature 1T
Is next sitting, tor acl ni Incorporation
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1841-11-17
I. THOMAS S. ANDERSON,
Attorney ut Law.

Will attend the Courts of Kershuw. Sumter, and
Lancaster. He may be found during this sum.
mer, at the Camden residence Of Dr.. E. H. Ander,
SON, sen. June 9.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1841-11-17
rs. 9CAPIThE PRIZE & 4 E. I.
5o,oeo DoLLARs.
(. go; ;O0O Dollars. s:s.i
30. Of 4, 600 Dollars.
IINION LOTTERY

By authority Of Law: For internal improvement in,
4 Alexandra; D. G. tate Treasury, Delaware Col.
lere and common schools in the state Of Delaware
Useful. Manufactures nihe state Of South Car.
olina-Grcen and Pulaski Monument in the city
Of Savannah, state Of Georgia. ss s
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1841-11-17

1896 ~ sss; - &. S9Ilss9l2 L
Tickets sic, Hazpes $50; Quarters e; g s
II Orders from the country Gree of postagc) vii
meet with attention-if add resscd 10
j. e.. GEE GO EgW 81 go. &
MANAGERS OFFIG
-, N0$26 Broqd-St, Charfe Stea. 81 g. IS s.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1841-11-17

H,he subscriber is nov receiving
q, slppdr. Of b.. ginr and Rope, Cham
paigne anil Mad, ia VIM, Porter a d
sCham2aign. Cisfsr. Al "a co,nr'etp as
.sorto,ent Of Cutlery, Gas, and Crgckerv
Ware Customers will he-sapnlipL or the
best Of terms. 81 E. w. BONNEY -
October 90. <. l.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1841-11-17
Cotton Goods.

Super Merseilles Cats Super Mcrsoilles Quilts,
White and colored corded skirts. - -, =
Furniture and cambrc dimity.
Plain, figured and cross bard swiss muslin.
u. g. !" book muslin. = -.
C,otton cambrcs and cross bard musins.
Jlconet and null muslins. r,s - =
Bishop lawns, green berago, for Wells. +.
Handsome blnck lace wells; ,.:.sgis
Plain and figured bobbinet, black and white.
Linen and cotton wire lice,
Single and double width Scotch Ginghums.
Bleichcd and suffolk drilling, ~ Z:
Brown shrting and 4lceting Of every quality,
Biue drill and york deni'ns - ..;;
Apron CHI cks and bed tick. @
Striped and plaid honcspaa
Furniture ard Eeglisi, Pr.,ts,
Calicoos at g. 4.5, 6:7,s, 9, lG, y asG i2 gaFcf
for ono dollar. - z. ;sE..:.sA e:,-.t
W0oaeMs, q
Super Blue. Cloth, Supor Invisible Green Cloth +
/" Black do wooldyed. z:ie :.e2
g. Brown do = X .szsss. :.
Oxford niix'd cloth, super Saxony cassimerns.
Sattinets and Kentucky Jeuns. ,e&i:eg ~ q, !.
White, green, red and yellow Flannels.
Super Welcb and guuze do: =
Printed Salisbury ~ do.
English, German and Fronch Mcrinos. -
.udsonc fgd Valencia vestings. - r.. - =
1" Merino do. tuew artic!o)
Scotch Plaid. . :. u. :,
Wo5sted danrsk al Zephyr worstcd. ? ~ :
Dauble chnod Negro Linsey. :; x. Z
Plaid Lnscy and Negro Keracyo. ega !
London DufhI Blankets. superior quality.
Super Macknaw do. - -<es
!. Gentlemen's 6nc Calf Shoes and Bootees:
- a ~ Stout Kip do. do.
Boys fine Calf do.r - do.
Is Stout Kip :. do. = do. -, &,
Ladies English and French Kid Slippers, {. - !.
-" Morocco and Seul Walking Slices 4 q -.
Leather Walking Shoes and Bootces. - - ~
Misses Kid and PruDel'e Slippers f g; 8. y p
!" Morocco and Seal Walking Shoes. s.:Ts
Leathor Sho and Bootecs. = ~. z z. *.
Chdren's colorcd and black Morocco Boots.
-" - Shoes. tsr5Ss
- - Leather Boots ana ShoeS. . ~ -. .!
coorcd Cater button Boots, new article.
r'EhcZ above Shoes having been made to onr
order by Ryan g. Haverstick, Of Philadelphia, and
White & Pannalee, Of Durham, purchasers may
safely depend on their giving satisfaction,
500 pair Mems aud Boys Russett Bootcs, made to
order by Daniel Smith, of Orange, and warranted
to stand Z. !. - : ---@-es'--
~ ~ ON HAND, OF OUR OWN MAKE:
( 1900 pair OF Negro Shoes. !.
Also-a complete assortment Of
Gentlemen and Youths Hats and Caps, Wool Hats,
Seal Caps, L1dics Straw and Florence Bonncts of
every quality, Seal Trunks, Fancy Baskets, Per
fa,nery, Umbrellas, Crockery, Hardware. Saddlery,
Begging, Rope, Twine, Iron, German Steel, Irop-
ware, Groceries,s&c &c. 8
E8 JONES q II HUGHSON. =
Sept. %. p. -.ll= ~
yLalies :. ~ e2nsazd. Fdslti03la1le
e: e s: .z,s.s. s 5;s55 SHOES. Y
! JusgreeeiSetf. fiae assnrtmen entsef La
Idies% %fashi6nabh Shoes. fErFsalrs sibya
sfss2S; " = z; ss5s. II LDEN a. ht tJSTI
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Glass no. 10, sser 1874.
-; TO BE DRAWN So -,
At5Aleyandria, D.C.SatnrdaY November sOt 1871 sf
SCHEME.

IS Number Lottery rs Drawn Ballots.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1841-11-17
GENTLEMEN,s WEAls.

NIEWs s,vle cr.'aSsimerps. and rich
In wool Velvet yestin2s. Also-Extra
s fine black, blue. green and mixed Broad
Cloths, just received and for sale on the
bestterms, by .ss
Sept. 29. E. w. BONNEY. 5
N. B.-For1sale, an asscrtmentoc Pilot,
Finishing and Blanket Orercoa,s. Also.
Dress mud Hunting Goats made in lhr la.
test style. IS ~ ,i.f E. w. B.
e Oct. 6. ~. .zss<.; - ,as;;5,,
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B r. C. 4 ms.

.... B "A IL q a / M.
HlHE subscriber having purchased a
S IL choice stock 0f Seasnnable, GOODS
al the North, at RED UCEJ PRICES.
offers The same MmcEa Lower than
have heretofore been soldin Camden
They consistin part as follows:
Colorcd Embroidered Mouslin Dclain I a beautiful
do Satin striped Mousin Delain article.
Plain black and half mourning do.
Mousn Delain, at oery lo,o prices
Cold fg'd Osoans de Flora, nel0 article LADIES'
Dresses,
Mednocs, of eyary description -.
Fine and superfne black and blsle.blEck Bombazinc
CALICO iES,
of EVERY DESCRIPTION:
Mourning and half mourning Englis, Prints, * =
Super new style frints, Handsome Ginghams'
White and colored Corded Skirts,
Furniture Prints, new style, ~
Furniture and Ca,nbrlc Dmity, Bishop Lawns -
spool Cotton, very low, Apron Checks, Bed Tick: 'D
SEE TX S. -,
Superior black and bue-black gro. De Alpine Silk.
do. Black gro. d'Alger do.
do. black and bluc-black De Rhine do.
Chine silk Hankkerehiefs,
Fancy Silk Handkerchiets, assorted colours,
Black English Silk Hose, ~,
French Silk Hose and Cloves, - 4
Superior French Grape, -.
EGehtlemcn'y Silk Handkcrchicfs, -
Superior SewngSilks, y y IL. r. ].
Black and buo-back Silk Velvet, 2
Black .'atiu, very stout, 49, -
EINEsNg s..
Irish Linens, of every quality, Bird Eye Diaper
Brown Linen Damask Tubing Diaper,
Bcachcd Dlrnask Tabling Diaper, 49, ~.
Bordcrcd Towels Brown Holland R;ssia Diuper =
Superlor. Lawn Llwns, Pink and blue Linen Checks,
Da1nasls Tabe Cloths, Brown Table Cloths, !.
Ecolorrd Fancy Table Gvers. ~
w 09EEN II S.
Superfno :gooEdyed Black Cloth, -,
do Invisible Green {: do Z, 80 K;
do, Blue, Citron, Green, Cadet mixed and
2, Brown Cloths, = s.s = - - u, sSs
Supcrfne London Cdssime.es, -. 4. z Z,
Kentucky Jeans and SSattinctts, ~
London Dufsle Blankets, Fancy and Blankets ~ s. s:
Negro Kersheys Extremely Lac. 8; 8 =. - ~:
Mixed English Plains, cefy lO,o. S: s.
Wide Green Booking Baize, ~. - a..
Sup Heavy Dtuggiis, for capstlig or crnm cloths;
Rob Roy -Shawls, Superior Gauze Flanncls, *
Red, yellow and white Flanels, \ 80 Z > J,
Spotted Salisbury ,Flanncls, 1..< q =, ~
Superior Fancy Vestings, &c. ..: -: =,
-
DOmestics. -
Virginia Cotton oznaburgs soryslow go,
Brown shirtipgs and sheetings, 4 -, =. 3. -
BleacHed do 4 q s5ssdol l=f;..Eas, -.
Blue striped and Plaid lomcspuns, - s. -
Bed Ticks and Checks. q - 80. -
-. ,Also-a fresh stock of :. = 2, =
LADIES' AND GENTLEMEN'S SHOES,
As sfo1i01oS:
Z L:d;es, FtcncIr Kid Slippers ~
- do Kid Whaikirg Shoes,
~. do SraIGnna Morocco slippers, "
.'.fiqs}a,, KID Slippers. Misses Walking Shoes,
GeG;:enep's Shoes and Bouts, &c &c s g. s-.:-.
ss-sz...l ALsOsA complete assortnlentof -
Hardware, =,
BlackSmitts Tools, Sadtile'W;
Begging Rope, Ttcine and Grccar'es.
Sept. s.. s, s. H. LEVY:
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Ladies English and French Kid Slippers, I, :. =
-" Morocco and Seul. Walking Slices q
(" Leather Walking Shoes and Bootces., =
Misses Kid and PruDel'e Slippers. = +
/" Morocco and Seal Walking Shoes.
i" Leathor Sho,s and Bootecs. = 3l:...
Children's colorcd and black Morocco Boots.
-" -" Shoes.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-28
COMING TO IT.

The country may at once prepare itself for for
NAL annunciatlOn 10y President Tyler, of his inten.
ton OF becoming n candidate for the second term.
Ills organ, the MadIsonian, has been, from the dis
solution OF the Cabinet, endeavOilng To pave the
way for such an annunciatpn, and every now and
then he drops n hint which cannot he msunder.
stood. IN his Lost paper, in which he denUunces the
premature action Of the Wing Party IN relation 10
the succession, he says
"Now wo are not disposed To deny the right Of
the Convention (the Syracuse Convention) TO place
any candidate before the People NJ this early period
But doubt the expedlency of the mar o. uvre and
we deny their right 10 dsfranchi5o any other in
dlYidunl. Nor IS there any reason why Mr. TYLER
should not, al proper time, submit his adm nisiri.
ton, on ITS own merits, TO tho approval or dsap-
prOval Of the country"
This is pretty plain, is il not Can any one
who reads u doubt that, nt the proper time" aud
IN spite Of his pledges 20 the contrary, Mr. Tyler
! will submit his administration on is own mer-
| it," by becomlngo candidate Tor second term,
AVID citing the People show their approval 81 Dis.
approval" oihs course by voting iur 90, ,,. ....!
! But Mr. Tyler and his organ think IL premature
10 commence the scramble for the succession at
| this time Their plans nre, doubtless not "matur.
| ed" Their BIDS Tor Loco Foco support have not
/ been, az yet, Sufficiently successfrl 20 warrant a
formal annuncaton, and they would have the
Wing Party 70 calmly await their leisure and con.
| vtnlence.
| This is very reasonable, is u not7 What
| Wing will be so discourieous as TO refuse n p!ay
into the hands Of Mr. Tyior and his organ1
Nat. Int.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-28
MR.. VAN BUREN'S LETTER.

! hiSpEhhook, Oct. 4, lS4l.
Gentlemen: have had the honor to rcc.,v. vo,,.
Ieuer inVllinS me, IN behalf OF the Demoer,c,, -,
Ulster comfy, to attend the Mass Conyention -, H.
held at Kingston on the 7th inst. W W
You can"ot, gentlemen, te more decpIy impr,.
seu man am by The alarming tendency Of the aets
ana Designs oil the dominant party, Indicated bv
the proceedings OF Congress at ia. Extr, 8 800
or more alive TO the importance of a general md
vigorous rally OF tho Democracy IN deienrr n, tb
Constitutional rights ard bes in Of the Penpln
NO eIpeneHced observer can have failed TO
IN those proceedings uncrring evidence of The
OF the old Federal spirit, not only unmtio,,rd bu,
greatly increased in bitterness by the restIain,s
der which II has for so 'ons period been ken, h,
the good sense and patriotism of the Americ, an pooy
pie; Tossing by other great cGormities there was
nothing done or attempted 10y the Federa'is,s of gS
winch was more hostile 10 the letter and spirit oTtb,
fedeTH Constitution, more destructive OF the hest
prntiles OF our political system, capable of ex.
erlhs more deiclerIous nil Iencc upun IT, and bv
consequence upon the lnerlies of the Peoole. ,hnn
me Distribution bill Of the extra session
II, therefore, | had 40 consideration n ,,s,o,,
otheT than such as 10 relate to my own feeling. |
would not tai TO he in the midst OF you and ASST
in proc edrg> from which so much ,,nnd ma, b.
expected. |. has, however, appeared ,o me TIA,
should best consult what Is due AS well tho co..,
NY ana us institutions as 10 the Democracy of the
Union, Ivy whose favor was raised To tho cf;.c NJ
Chief Magistrate, when limit NV prrson1I -,
IN the political conflicts of the dny To the cy,rr;s
OF the right OF suffrage and the unreserycd . Ynres
SONS OF my opinions upon public questions when
the same are invited by such OF my fellow citizens
as are disposed TO respec, them. Having come to
th's conclusion upon the most mature consider,tion
OF many similar applIca ions from my politic,I
friends, allow myself 10 hope that my failure 10 I've
win the democracy Of the River counties on the
,'h instant VIII Oe regarded with the SEINE kind in
duSence hat have often nd SO long received NJ
'hI'r hands, and Tor which Nm mos, grateful.
uanh you, gentlemen, very sincerely or their
s.';nu sp',,l TnIeh ols'lng ushes your commun.
able opinion they have been pleased to form of nv
pubic career. The time can never come when /
can cease TO regard with any other sentiments than
those OF profound respect asd lively grautude en-
com'um' ike those which you have you have com.
nun Gated 10 me on behalf of portion Of my fel.
10" citizens so long and Justly distinguished for
sleaoy perseverance and unureins patriotism.
WIN great resPec, your friend ad obedient SER
NJ. VAN BUREN,.
To Messrs Rodney a Chipp, ID Ostrander,
VIM Dawson, Nicholas SickIes, NJ Hasbrouck, +
Suydam, and John Van Buren,, corresponding
committee.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-28

NY OF the public, or upon the advantages and inau.
enee OF station, to suppose that ur Tylsr's anhor.
NY 10 pronounce ne siaitHsa, IF Mr.. Eicisg 10 be
ya1se "a srerE essential particular" will shake the
confidence OF any body in that ement backed and
sus'aned as has been, not only by circumstances
That would Of the mseves have been sufficient (n the
absence of all other proof, To establish the charge
but strengthened and confirmed 10y the deela-
ra'ions OF Mr. Badger and MIR. Bell, and tacitly ad.
United by MIR. Webster himsolf-a patty implicat.
ed-whose duty and interest it was, after he de,erm-
med to remain in the Cabinet, TO contradict it il he
could. But the Dos. charges DO not stop hero-sce
what else he alledses:
"Ds. Mallory is also said to have made another
charge against Mr.. Ewing, which the Portsmouth
Via Dominica had previously announced as ema
mating from the best authority. The New York
Evening Post money article Of Monday last, thus
notices the charge: 1t is stated in the Portsmouth
virginia Chronicle, an objectionable authority
that The late Secretary of the Treasury, Mr. Ewing
actually allowed one OF his sons youth under age
the enormous sum of FoRrr TuousAsp DOLLARS
TOT negotiating million loan. This does not argue
wen Tor the great economy said 10 De practsed by
me new Administration; and when per cent. stock
OF the United States is sod with difficulty at par
or under, besides costing four per cent to negotiate
sale II would seem that now the main revenue of
the Union, 1.-THE public andS) is cut off, her credit
Is SINKING and money has to ee borrowed at usuri-
Gus rates OF interest
us thus so, or no1
And now sec what reply the Madisonian makes to
this round assertion, coming from one of his own
political churchmcn
I'VE are authorised to say" by whom In the
aosenee of Mr. Ewing, who knows what compen.
s1noni Who gives the authority for tho contra.
dichon2 Is 1t the Presidentl who is himself re-
'ponsib'e and not Mr.. Ewing, according to the silly
doctrine OF the Madisonian. Surely, the President
has not cen, the Doctor out on . contradc,ins expe
dillon, IN one direction, and then furnished authority
To his hired printer to contradict the statements of
the j." But comment is unnecessary. See the
MadIsonisn's contradiction - perhaps he did no,
kro~ from what quarter it came.
AMOUNT PAID MR.. p. B EWING
n statement is IN circulation TO the feet th,t
son OF the late Secretary of the Treasury, MIR
Ewing, received very large and extravagnnt sum
oil money IN pay ment Tor negotiating a portion of
the PUBLIc LOAN.
In contradietIrg this charge we are authorised to
state, that the amount Of loan effected by Mr. p Il.
Ewing, was half million of dollars, for which he
v as paid Hy tie Treasury Department one twelfth
oi one per cent. The whole amount received bv
HIM therefore, m payment of his services dwindIcs
Down 10 Sil6 80. This is the sum which has been
very unjustly magnifcd into thousands.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-28
GRAND sCHEME ron l9th.

100 prizes OF SlOuU ehCn' -
Va. NonongaHa Lottery, Class n, Brlsil-Io &C n''Nn
N Alexandra, on saturday, the - Noycmuet ot 20
numbers, " drawn piiHls: ! pIize 0l 1919, ol
or nO fJanI Of 800 81 iO7, 100 Of lua, luot3H
Tickets stO-sharrs IN proportion 'ciuhtate ~ Iatea
gcs of q whole dckcts si5J, shafesln Pi"poIuoh.
Iof nc zofe aud shares C9nfcaos ~ facEagcf ~
No. u. NJ. HOYT q co.
NchmUnd, Va
rderafor from any part OF the United sales ~
mail or Otherwise enclosing cesh or prize Tickets thank.
Cy rsccvod and executed by return mail with the
os,pt auontouas personal application, and the fosull
sddrssEcdto ID. NJ. HOll co
aE- AIiconmunIcstions strictly confidential. Ie25
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-28

The friends Of the Rev. SgFrINUs TusroH in
this region may be grauhed to learn that he has
been called to the charge Of d. Laurie's Church in
Washington City, during the indrs position of the
Doctor. Whilst the congregation will be sratihed
to hear Of the latter gentieman's improving health
they may feel assured Of being ably and eloquently
served by bis gifted coadjItor.
ChmltSiOion Free Press
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-28
To the Editors Of The National Iu,o,lisencor.

To the Editors Of the National lnc,ligencer.
PHILADEIPHIA, Oct. %, 1871.
.MssTS Gales & Seaon: GtnHtmH-WIii you
please publish this note, saying to my constituents
that II WAS my intention, and Is still, If permitted
do so, to visit them IN person throughout lie dts
trIct prior to the meeting Of Congress IN December
next Sickness IN my family called me TO this city
abou, the 10Th instant, and since my arrival, have
been myself Frustrated by an intermittent fever.
am now sick in bed, and am compelled to employ
anOlher's hand to explain my silence and nay ali
sencs to my district. AS soon as can rise, will
endenVor to be among them, and pay them all wont.
ed respect.
Please ask the Richmond Enquirer and Wing to
publish this explanation.
Yours very respectfully,
HENRY A. WISE.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-28
Correspondence the Charleston. Courier.
w agtftEnrnH nrf


The President has left tic city for Norio.K,
whence he will 90 to Williamsburg, the place Of
Is residence. 1e will be absent about o fortnight.
lis health has evidently suffered very much from
hi public agors and vexa'IOns.
lis presumed ihai, in comparative retirement and
rcpDse, az Williamsburg, he will make a draft Of
bis Message to Congress, On the great subject Of
lhe currency aud finances he has taken tue views of
o 1is presau. Cabinet end Of a number Of the mGsl
intelligent business men from every pati Of tie Uni-
on. He vii. now propose some scheme of finance
which, vii. % vii. meet The wants Of the country
enI the government, Wi. not conf ct with his views
~ he Constitution, or rather he wall make an at
tempt tJ -Y We iHis problem. MI PoindeKtsr suited
recently, 900 % public occasion, tina; the President
would, 90 tHr ensuing session, agree 10 the establish
men. ui an efficient Bfnk o some sor; Uui this
may vel. ue doubted. /. has Dscg rImorsd that
hIs plum will us % combination Of the Sub TreisI.
~ Sch. me With ibe L8cl Bank syslcm-lhat is,
that tLc l1.a. = ks pr individual agents viii be
emp Dyed a. dep) iton5s, Win authority 10 issue a
gYvcrumyut csreucy on actual Cruoss made iu
frCce Or specie nIes. or course, there vii / e 90
5.oskuo.lcr 900 such Bunk, Tue machine would
/ Furnish Uuu0fm but nJg an adequate currency. II
| would 0g much better than nothing.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-28
NEW TESTS OF rTTNrss ron orr crI

The Madsonan announces that none but the
Ct'nds Of Mr.. Tyler will be appointed to office
The Richmond Enquirer adds. that il any friend Of
MIR. Clay expects Office, he will lie "confoundedly
disappointed"
These are Two new tests Of itness for Office, which
we presume ore TO substitute the JefFersonian-is
he honesl IS he capabe1 is he faithful to the Con.
stitutlonl Is he friend to Mr.. Tyier1 is he an
enemy TO CIay2-they sound we-they will rem
der their author iIustrious in our annals. wha,
could be more appropriate than such tesis7 What
stronger evidence could man furnish Of honesty
caplbity end fidelity to the Constitution. than
devotion to Tyler and hostility TO Chyf The art
Of man could not have have stumbled upon more
perfect touehstone Of political orthodoxy lie that
admires the bold, frank conscientious, conssten, and
patriotic course Of Tyler, thereby furnishes ire.
fragibc evidence Of his own vdlolr, conscience,
consistency and pairiotisml Something like the
logic Of "who drives fat oxen should himself be fat
And he that looks with an induIgent eye upon the
'imldity, the inconsistency, the dupcity, the trea
,hory 10 his ffends-the Abandonment Of principle,
and party Of Clay cannot possess any very high a.
tributes himself, and deserves no public trusll
We subscribe to the business Of the tosts--whish
we hope will be hgidy enforced.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-28
BUCKINGHAM COUNTY

A meeting will be held at Buckingham Court
House on the first day Of November Court, TO dc.
viso measures in reference TO the Education Con.
ven,ion appointed to meet in Richmond on the first
day Of December next.
OcTorER "a.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-28

VI, Manonqi'a Louery, Glass NJ, or isil-ro bc drawn
AsNandrs Va Saturday, the 3th October. % drawn
uumtrra ~ H. MAXIM nearly many prizes uH hsuk
iO Of $50, Of 2lgl Of lGl5 10 prizes u 200, 10 Of
UUJ ~ ofJO - ~ so 10 ~ NU etc Tckes go sharss
IN proportion Certificates Of packages Of - whole lick
eta Eill--slarcs IN proportion.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-28

The question is frequently asked; Is the O,gan
Of the Executive also the organ Of the Cabinel7
Does Mr. Webster speak, when that paper says the
Wing party have been only used as dose Of ca o.
mel Does Mr. Spencer or does Mr. wickhGe7 Or
have they all come to subscribe to the una doctrine
and swear by all His EIcellepey says and does1