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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-09

CONsUMPTION a. LIVER COMPLAINT
IhfLOk5 BaiSAM OF LIyERwOKT. Weakness.
u nervous Diseases, Splitting 81 Blood Consumption,
Aiii Liver Complaints, be Tcme,ed 10y the use oi
strengthening medicines which will tone tu the
nerves ai muscular Dr Taylor BalS.m Of Ii
NcTw"rt has been usri successfully ten year. in the
'hc 81 lhr h,sodseS above named, sssurely
c"llent remedy.
tonSumptiOn aui Live ,ap.r,l ro,,,
~ Tor ihes" Diseases fully satisfied from lon.
hence, there medicine equal Taylnr's
." iiNerwoT u Is warTahtslnot ~ contain
uhrrt or mineral PREPARATION aud being purely
b can be used With the utmost safety by all persons,
every condition. itClcans"s the lungs y
nrScs difficult breathing, aud heal the chest
Ih"rr can be no question hut this medicine is certain
cur" int Chronic Coughs and Cnts. used IL c,r
years - my rTaciice, aud always with success
=, 4. r ROGERS, MD
Mrs. Martin. worthy mcmh vi my congregation was
Ihhrh ~ snte time since with cold pam breast and
some dmeully Of breathing, aud days thereafter sin.
hHi violent cough, aud violent the sides which No
h"tiicin" relieved She continued ia This way for long
cain" conSunptve and evidently near the end OF her
t"Tlhy -UncInsS, when her brother
Dr Iayinr'E BIsamof IiyrrwuIt When sh. cotnmcnc
eel TINS medicine i not seem Ia with her ics
lays bu 10y lcssening III" i1se, size fpIlI
inirdby-rcleNcd hrI cough and hC uty breathing IN
short time, anI had tc pleasure Witnessing her
| Tapii recovery Ia health. REV. wM sNyTIIE
III" following remarks taken from the Medical Ma.
GiSinc;-'Tlc surprising eject produced Nv DR. TaylnT's
bis' at LiN"Iwnrt, Ia Cuusumpuye cases cannot fail
chciiins deep an thrilling hTuus huu the wnTIL
M"sN" 80 long c''vriS disease inc
NE iI'Ii u " dfncut in crs,i when
persons, evidently cousumItVc, restored health We.
lEiS Tact III daily occurrence, hoW then We uuSs
tl"h tii" virtue Oi tile above Inr,iriucl"
cais viii nIs"rial Ut this medicine report It's effects
&" use. For sale by
GAYNOR a ROYSTER, Druggists.
Agents i"r KIrhnrpnd, W..
tulT Ala - he na1 IaI..
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-09
TOnNCCOh sEIAns sNuEE

.,hNt0|V'I NfLtsAWS, SNUFF, &c.
SUPERibR Chewing T1harco
~ Principe hui R-salil scsaTs
staTr'S. LciprIs and ITTili,is Scotch ,uI M,
SNUFF
French Rappee SNUFF
Natchuorhrs dn
iiIrllitn's Nog to
b.ui eros du
torulsrds chewing anil smoking tobacco
Ais" Az assortment OF good SPANISH SeSaTs
various prices, from . to ELL per InII.
~ door ,I,,vr Th, mn 49,,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-09
ss6 900 STOCK OF BOOKs
eIAiIoNERS, MUSIC AND FANCY GoonS
Se!ms on al rery L0w Prices, BY
j. w. RANDOLPH & CO.
MAIN sraEEr, RICHMOND, VA
TO THE pIrRIIc

HAVING sokltoJ. w. Randolph a Co P,ok,.,.- .,
Stai"nrrs OF this city, my sprs no. : ~ So
lnneIy and Fancy Goo'is,-aso. my BOOK Bin.Ty Il 80
pleasure 10 Recommending the above firm 10 INV
ibctn Ca merit patronage VII " "'a"' ~
peg leave 10 return nay sincere Acknowledgement %,
NY 11'"e'S lot theiT Kind and liberal encOuragement
RICHARD ID sANXAY A.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-09
MISSES ANp cmILpmEN-s smoEs Avn

7
/ HAVE iu store rouplCtc assortment 1t hsscs
aui thItrons shu,s and slippers, crmprsnr in psJt.
ls follows, viz
Misses xii and Morocco slippers
DO 90 Hrofs
10 Seal 81 Thes sole slippers aud Tics
Cnillfcu'a ktt and a. Ancklc Ties
~ ~ Aucslc Tee, OF aI coicrs
~ EIs-irr's
~ seal Hrofces AMI low Shoes made ~ Beacon
AL. many r.hcr ARTICLES witch deem uuucr cssary tn
mention, which tr had by calling the New shoe
rt'rc Immediately opposite TIC Rants
JOHN 8. JONES Aaeut
f,,-.,.f.. ~. ~.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-09
TO THE FARMERS OF yI n n, ,I',,'I

hh subscribers WOu callts attention - tb. pI.ptsry
OF irE,na 10 tetr stock Of Iusily celebrated P5u-b
,y, w NV, ht,lA, DRY 81 E"gses, NNurse a Mason of
"oioeser NdsSdc huss'ts They are &c kuoysIsrci II,
v ','J ,"s perfect implements Of the kind ever offered
merchandising as iu form construction TI,s Ar..ri,
10 H"" OF New York, aud tie Mess, iaz,lfs NsrI.ni
'haItahle Association uf Rlsinn a their ,sne-Ty So
aSarie'' silver Medals ior these PlOughs.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-09
GENUINE FAHINA COLOGNE. FANCY
ARTICIESAr 'N =

W,'nisE Wmcr' iinn Tho 'clchrItcd mandatory ~
" Irau Marie faTina ~ Cologne, really supcr,pr W.
English and frcnc Extracts f,T is l,ndk, rctcC opt
quality. great variety wv
ir tooth, cloth and shaving brushes large assortment
q" superior qualify, shaving aud toilet soap the Iposf
approved kinds, together With many ohcr fancy articles
'nhI.'inS large and handsome sclccinu Tor sale.
" " ALEX. DtNAL 4 60.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-09
TO TUE RETAIL. GTooEHs IN RICH

HAVING received my fil assortment NJ Queens Ware
China emil GLASS avn prepared tu supply the Retail
'f'c'r> W 'Is 'ty. with the ur-t desirable patterns ct
common Queens Ware and Glass, hcucr terms than
heretofore Wy arurlrs of the best qualify auN will
o. sent ' any qar ni the city free Of expense hbrr
ut Discount utir for cash. Nv assortment is sfsp com
prir lpr the country trade. } = FOgC.
China S"Ir, VI Main and the street. leading
NNU.a Nrtigr. ap 10
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-09

lie UNION BENEVOLENT SOCIETY xoprI mn,
giehon OF purchasers TO their stock OF res,y Is
o'lnhS ltlhe Depository, Corner nf Iocusf An -, ~
stleet, below Tie New Exchange, where Tbrv 80 %
y eIeat variety Of seasonablc Goods al pTirs. M,
cannot ldil 10 be satisfactory. - f'''N ''a'
r. ALSO,
Suitins and making done the best possiI. n,,na, -,
SnOTt hohce Manufacturers and Others vii fn ~ ~,
S,s interest to ratronse this institution as wsa sinr
49,, ,. NH 81
fScILhRS MAGNEsIAN hPERIENT POWDER-
~ ~ o1serV", that the prcparsr's name ant .,LiT
p ngis btleI' Chemist (, CheaPside corner OF N
-u, Lon'on' are printed un the Labels whci arc ~
'-'' P'ofhaioni when g..
supply Of the above article iusi Tecefved
-. ALEXANDER DUVAI & co
'Ni- Corner ri ant Il,h
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-09

NE subscriber has hand. at his lnanuI,rJoTS -.
an .i t ~, s,,eheh aud nain Saddles common SADDLE
Al Coic Barouche aud Sulkey Harness b.sI t,t
I SCI slLrred stirrup lrons Curb and SHAME Rs. -,
Sish anu AlI-Tican Bride Leather aud Maring,.. M,
80 W ni ,oach Sniksy sHd Riding whips; IarT,si,
:, 49,, Gear OF every description, which lac Will .eiI
80. ~est Prices Persons in Of articles IN H..
Inc his goods. 'so !" eau AMI exam
80 ALFREDKINg
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-09

NOTICE. t o. our uicuii'n Co.. CLOSE orr pTrscUt
business hy July, request an those who were bal
dcbicd 60 Ne on Isl January, AMI have not r Ito cali az
settle Without 'clay-aui II they b. not, We will be- ,nr,
ycuod 90 put thew in proper hands for collection
ap1 WnuruTz A rn
a. our present stock Of Cr,is. which H. t,rr. ,,,l
vol sssortct. will be sold rftost. f,r cash
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-09


So KENT, KENDALL ATwATER.
MURRAS'S FLUID MAGNESh
'hI- mild, safe AMI elegant Anil AciI anI ApeTcu pos.
Il scsses all the properties Of tho MarncSi IN general
use without being liable ike It, form dangerous con.
ercuons IN the bowels cotrccts acty, aud ccctusIy
cures helTi huTu Without miuring the the sio-
mach az SODA Potash, aud or rarbuuaics known tp
no'aud in All cases, acts pleasing apctcu particularly
adapted tu females.
CAUTION,
As projection against dangerous suhstitutons NJ aIuI
'craunHs TIC profession ami the pubic will please observe
that he label On bottle will b~ authentic acd I,y tho
actual signature 81 IImrs Murray, the Inventor and
ffupuctnrut this Invaluable uiv,lt, uC. For sale.
m4l ALEX AMBER nUNAI a co.
--LATEST NEWS FROM NEW YORK. -
Il EN- A. co have by truuinc received few more 4
N those superior FANCY FGOCEs. which are ioo well
known o. need any r,rrmWrulsiio among which afc
French olive, Roiic, Rho and Polish Green, and LONDON
HrnwUs
FANCY VESTINGS:
Comprising 1rurcl aud lain satin. Prince Albert Nrri
no, plain HnmbaHnc aud many other styles, which VIC are
az al times pleased n show uur customers.
PANTALOONSs
ful assortment u Cassincre, GamsIoon. Thibci Co'h.
hullng, 80 together with rrri assortment u Iirru
ans Cotton Drawers shirt. collars Blossoms and SOCKS,
all n the latest STYLES. az the lowest prices that they
KEEN 4 60.
mis- Vain street.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-09
WALNur SrRrrr. I'M. I'm. nm

nr THO. FOWLER having, four years ago. arlfIftct
under NV instructions entire knowledge II Dental
surgery u an us various branches take much pleasure
ln recommending hm 90 tic pablo, audmy friends m Viz
enin, a. being Superior Surgeon Dentist AMI In cycry
way qualified o. practice the profession ~ Dentist
a. u. CnlI.ES, NJ n AMI Dentist
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-09
no COUNTRY MERCHANTS

HAVE received large assortment Sa,Irry, While IA
will sell ii Factory rIiccs-low.r than icy have
sold briuc Call aud tho prices cannot fail IA,
please. The stock consists iu plri OF
English and American Saddles from 81 ~ SEA superior
20 do 10 SHic "a illCS. SlOtOSB do
do Heads aud Kcins Bride feathers ui all kinfs
from 1tD sd p"t dnZ"u Double covered Wagon Wins
SNAIL" AMI plain Brides Saddle Rags; Girs Hard lraiIr
Trunks ron frames, made iuthc best style; sheer skins;
Blind BTilesi IN dul horse carriage, aud stage Collars
Shoe Thread Cart Whips; Maungacs; Riding Whips; Gig
do. " ~. DICKINSON,
mii 1871 2nd door below I'm. R.Jl T,v.,n
SuPEHIIOR OLD WINES a, BUANDI
NEhi sup"rlur nld MTlrlrd Wine, Uf Newton Gurdu
Muii"cks tnnd-priee iroG' 4 To STA per gallon
fal" ani brown SHERRY, imported 10y the late PnuaT
one Nlip ri old and finely favored C,gnar bran.
dy Oiard DUpuy & Cos brand
The aboy" articles recommended a. perfectly gcnu.
inc, nnd of quality worthy of attention For sale ly
mh 20 JOHN u. IRiPLErT s. SON.
,. PEASE 4 SONS
CLARIFIED ESSENCE OF uOARUOU N
CANDY.
supply received.
LNELI. JOHNSTON & LYELI
ne Us Al j. NChild1cs Old stand.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-09
WHITE LEAD LINsEED OH, WI
BEAUTIFUL NAVY -

NtIE are .rcciytng, per schooner Nassau
w Blcachci Sni brown ShIiings aud Sheotines
DO 10 Drills
Hirk anl White Virgins
Brown " Hands
Pine sni Common Fancy Prints
britannia iiikis
st-Cks Collars and noEams
Wool Dyed Black and Hue Cloths
Thread lascs
Iouioa wclungs, SC with other desirable goo
which We Will sell al reduce prices.
E2i KENT, KENDALL 4 ATwATER
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-09
DIET AM PORK

- ~ bbis New YORK CITY Moss Reef
~ 30 du du PRIME 81
iuO dn baltimore No I a.,
~ dn mess rntk
~ du primo 40
Just received, aud Tor ple by
spN UAsKINS 4 LIRR
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-09

JAMES RIVER STEAMBOAT COMPANY.
InlE President aij directors have dc, Jared lend Of
per cent which will ho paiitr the sioc kholders on
mo wM sINTON sscrct,rv
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-09

Dr. FOWLER will prrinrm any anil ryory operation m
Dental surgery Co fC Of uts pttrns or
Us" The slightest charge male. H. operations are war
Taui'l u answer the purposes iu',utcn ,vrry case ur
rs superior Wuir of CVrartiuE teeth daily becoming
more known, many OF tie frft Respectable pIysrt,u,
anl citizens willing tu ftsufy a skill boo rkfr1rfn-
hc unsi ii. u'f tcrts Having rNrsctci tu Inc ,i fft
years many Thousand teeth, boo believes luesIf sfe I
eUrIri the wos' tHicui teeth with bot 4FIttain ~
con rcir' In more 1u lh physicians iu Nfriuaan other
states, upon wlusr Teeth ho h1s operated aui given sails,
faction. n > Once hours an ,iay. fnh ss--ff
(tArEUTON - CRUNp have iu Store A., l,rv. ,,,,
y general assortment Of articles boz their nc. ans with ad
tinual HHViItF expected, ruHb'r turW or fF fTtr
ifcnts 1uH Hc puhu, Inducements u giyr F-ff s f
missing n sell or cash AMI 10 Tuurtuii rusinurr gro a. rca
s1nHnic 'rrWs al Zee l" kul of GsHfs can Boz, procured
iu ils market tuuuispn business 1tfrufc. Co., and tbr
usual advances ui1ie ou produce sent thou tr s,I
api9
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-09
BUTLER s EFrERvEScEsr
MAG Sl:SIAN APERfENT

uore'her with large assortment Of Note Books or Col
,ch"n Ut Psalm and Hymn Tunes pencTlliy ,,s.J I'm
.huIches and Singing Scl,n OILS hy various nu1rs mn
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-05-06
NEW COURT HOUSE.

Il affords us pleasure TO state, that the
County Court has made an order for the
purchase Of site in this village, on which
TO cree, New Court House. Long has
the dilapidated ediiee IN the centre Of the
streets, been a reproach to the taste and
intelligence of Mecklenburg. The -four
ishing condition Of our town and its appear
ance will be much enhanced, BY this ne.
cessaly measure. Where the Commits
sioners viii locate this building is not
known: however there will be no scarcity
OF offers we presume, as every one who
owns a number Of lots, will be anxious to
have it placed upon one, to raise the value
OF the remaining by this kind OF COMPETE
ton they will be able TO purchase upon
lair and moderate terms.
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To tIlc Nhigs!

wings of the llth Congressional Dis.
irict. 9EMEMBER that the election for
Rcirea,fatyo TO Congress, takes place
THURSDAY WEEK. Arouse from your
lcthargy, and act with yigor and decision
--,-in your strength come 20 the ballot box
and deposit your votes for the man Of your
choicc--losc not this opportunity Of acting
the par, Of free and Independent citizens /;
bat show your devotion to the great prjn.
ciples Of Reform, 50 successfully carried
out las, November, when the great object
Of your wishes was attained. Forming a
part Of the American people, YOU put your
veto upon the course Of corruption and OK
,ravagance adopted by the party then IN
power and assisted to consign to the shades
OF oblivion, the dynasty that had we'll nigh
ruined our beloved country. REMEM-
BIER that your lahors have not vet ter
minated. The ultimate success Of the
great principles Of reform and econola,
involved 10 the late contest, require the
election Of liberal, enlightened and patriot.
&c statesman. who will, regardless Of party
strife and party dictatlon, promote the IN
tcrcsts and welfare Of the nation,
REMEMBER that Col Bar,iager is
before you standing upon his ability, merit
aud integrity.
REMEMBER that he will sustain the
Administration, and promote the interests
of the Republic, against the "dosimclises."
REMEMBER that If Mr.. CdldircH is
elected, he viii oppose the creation Of a
National Bank, aud thereby keep the coun.
try in its present runous condition.
REMEMBER that Mr.. CaidreH, if G.
lected, will be in favor Of giving the Pub.
lie Lands TO the States in which they are
situated, thereby depriylng the State Of
North Carolina Of her own lands.
REMEMBER that patriotism requires
every man to do his duty.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-05-06
PUBLIC LANDS.


The locofocos with G. W. Caldwell at
he head aud stcaming Stephen at the
tail, are making grea, outcry against Col.
Barringer, because he is in favor Of dis.
tribuiing the proceeds Of the Public Lands
10 the States. knowing the weakness OF
their cause, they must resort to something
to deludc aud hIindlold the people, or they
mas; sink. This hobby, they will find be-
fore long, cannot carry them safely, amid
the light Of public intelligence and iayes,
tigaton.
Some Of the people may not be aware by
what tenure the General Government hold,
these lands and the purposes 10 which the
proceeds Of the sales have been appycd,
For the information of such, we viii trace
the origin and causes which induced the
individual states, to cede to the General
Government, the unapproprlated and waste
lands they possessed beyond their charter.
cd limits.
At the close Of the American Revolt.
tion, the Government of the United States
was burdencd with an immense public debt
which weighed down its energies and de-
pressed its operations. To aid in liquida
ting this debt, the old States coded the
large bodies OF land beyond their territory
to the Government. When the States thu,
cedod their lands, il was for specified
purpose, VIZ: to aid in extIngulshing thI
National Debt. This purpose has been a
chieyed and the remainder by right, be
longs TO the original possessors. When tho
States ceded these lands, they never con
templated the application of their proceed;
BY the General Government, TO the ordi
nary purposes of Revenue. This woulC
indeed have boenanac Of more than morla
dsintercstedncss What give up thcir
own property to the use of the Genera
7 Government for the purpose Of revenue
and then tax their citizens to raise a reye
nue. to defray THEN owe expenses In the
course of human actions such acts of gen
crosity never occur. Col. Barringer main
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-05-06

According to ancient custom introduced
from merry England" the young ladies
in this place elected Miss Mary J. Wilson
"Quccn of May and became her duti-
tul and loyal subjects Last Saturday al
the Female Academy, under a canopy g.
rected in the grove aud gracefully decora-
tod and lestooncd with flowers fragrant,
wild and sweet" hy the ladies, the ccrc-
mony of Coronation was performed amid
the smiles of beauty and innocence. At
ter marching through the grove attended
by her fair and gladstone subjects, the
happy, young and lovely Queen, assembled
tho throne, where, surrounded BY her beau
tifnl and smiling " Maids of Honor" she
was addressed in a graceful and approprl.
ate manner by Miss Mary Caboan, who, IN
conclusion, wrcathed with the " Floral
Crown" the fair brow of the Rosy Queen
after which, Miss Sarah Rca delivered az
address to her Majesty.
This youthful display Of gladness anc
fostivity, called forth the sympathy anc
feeling of all---ior who could be inscnsblC
and Gallons to the charms of youth, limo
conce and loveliness in scene like tins
Every face appeared cheerful and every
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rendering 1t out Of my power 10 answer
them all IN a manner either satisfactory
to them 0: to myself, has induced this com.
municatiou for the informa,ion of the Cler.
gy and Of the Public at large.
In preparing the aboye.statemsnt, it has
been my object TO collect all the incidents
and facts that have come 10 my knowledge
respecting the late President while in
Washingtou-no one Of waich, singly,
would he of sufficient importance 10 esiab.
lish his Christina character; vet, when
combined, they ugrceably harmonize in
manilestiug the bent of his mind, and the
ruling desires Of his heart.
May Con, in mercy to the Nation,
oyerrle and sanctliy this painful dispense.
ton Of his Providence to the welfare and
prosperity of his Church, the cause OF
true pioty, and the establishment Of his
kingdom among men
WM. HAWLEI,
Rector II 81 JOhA's Church.
WAsnISGToS, ArRiL 10, lSll.
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oUTORDytl

Boo4o-o.o.o.o-ool What shall we do
Our hearts wax exceeding sad when We
think of Tie terrible calamity which has be-
/ fallen u.s. There is no balm in Gilead
Of sufficient virtue to heal our troubled spir-
its That nice young man who Pubiishes
the " Mecklenburg Jeflersonian won't
exchange with US Oh bot it's distress
ing A few weeks ago, this Jefiersonian
man told some hule things that happened
not to be true, and VIC corrected him
giving him 10 understand that lie he'd
He, it appears got into terrible rage
uttered divers hard sayings against US
said that il was beneath "the dignity OF
the Press" and all that sort of thing
and wound up by sending the Banner
back. Oh, dear
We have no particular wish, Mr.. Jefier-
sonan, TO retain you on our exchange h-t.
BE of, and welcome All we have to say
al parting is this: We have yet 10 learn that
it's derogatoryt dignity ofthe Press
10 check lying: we have always thought
that yoar course-inYcnting and giving
circulation to ialsehoods-was better cal.
culatci TO have that effect. IF it be un-
digniied TO endesyor put a stop 10 lying,
what must it be to lie 2 Mr.. Jetlersoniau,
if YOU don't like to be told of your false
hoods--don't tell them Good bye, sir -
/ Wing Banner.
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THE pRANCH MINT.


Rumors arc in circulation, that this es-
Enlistment will be suppressed during the
Extra Session Of Congreus whether these
reports be correct or not, it is evident to all
that this institution IS now less iayorabIy re.
gardod than formerly-thc golden dreams
and auriierous visions Of It's founders have
not been realized. When the act creating
the Branch Mint, passed both Houses Of
Congress and became law, it was hailed
as au omen Of prosperity TO the mining
portion Of tho country. If the hopes OF
its friends have been disappointed, and It's
most sanguIne supporters deceived, Is there
not abunnant cause Under the feeble and
puerllc management and supcrintendoncc
OF Col. Wheeler, Sho is much better qua.
lifted to perceive the beauties of Fielding
than to conduct successfully the afIairs o.
such an institution, it has long languished
and now orags "a sickly and precarous ex
lstence.
The interests Of the great mining re-
gion, extending over large part of Norti
and South Carolina, demand Inc supper
and continuance of the Branch Mint at thi.
place. Under able and efficient manage
ment, il would flourish aud afford the Min
ing community grea, facilities for the con
version Of bullion into coin.
We hope that the interests and prosper
Iiy Of large part Of territory, rich in th'
precious metals, and Astounding in valuable
minerals, will be consulted before this Vi
tally important institution be abrosated.-
When an attempt was made during the las
Session of Congress to suppress the Branci
MINIS, the southern members, without dis
tinction of party, rallied manf.lly in thcil
support aud defence should the a;temp
again be made, we trusts it will be attend
cd with ike results.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-05-06

Leriagton.-The death of the President
was announced at Lexington kentucky II
due course of the mail. At large assem-
bly, of citizens Henry Clay moved the
adoption of the following among other
resolutions
Resolre9, That we have heard with feelings
Of the deepest regret and sorrow of the death OF
WILLIAM HENRY HARRISoN. late Presden, OF the
United States and that, whilst we bow with du.
tful submission to this affecting disPensatlon OF
Providence, we lament that he should have been
cut of so early in the official term OF his admin-
istration of the powers and duties Of Chief Mag
istrate of the United States.
ReSoired That we will concur in any mode of
tes,ifying the national sense of the great public
loss which has been sustained that Congress may
recommend, or which may be otherwise general
ly agreed upon