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 Memoirs, Letters and Comic Misccanies, in Prose and Verse of the late James Smith, Esq. one of the authors of ''The Rejected Addresses" edited by his brother Horace Smith, Esq. in vols.
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WY HOLESALE S RETAIL IRON STORE. W McGRAN & NOONAN, No. St. Michael street, have in Store and landing, Swedes Iron of all sizes and Steel of all kinds Cut Nails; Axes; Band, Hoop, Rod and Sheet Iron.-They purpose by direct importation and otherwise, keeping nn hand
 constant supply of all articles in this line which they ask the attention of purchasers. noy19
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Dr. ]. B. Munn--
 Dear Sir,-' have made repeated trials of your 'ELIxIR OF OI.UM" in the City and Marine Hos pitals and find it to possess the anodyne and sedave powers of the ordinary preparation of Opium, with ont producing the excitement, headache nause con- stipaton, which in many render those prepara- tions objectionable Its effects are moie permanent and uniform than those of Morpha. Yours, Sc.
 c. L. MITCHELL, M. D.,
 Resident Physician, N. York Hospital. New-York, February Sth, 1887.
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II ANDlNG from Schooner Judge Hitchc. k-50 IL pieces Kentucky Bagging, 50 Coils Rope For sale very low by E. L. ANDREWS & co.
 jan6 cor. Commerce & Dauphiu st.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-02
II5,o staaSs IA, Eaei2

The Locos have crOwed long and loud over their
State victories achieved during the present year
They pretend 10 have annihated the Wings, and
aGuse themselves in chanting requiems over their
re mains. IL is deusion which time will dssipate
The Wings, mortified and disguised by treachery,
made no exerIOns. Their unplri ileIed efflrts for
so many years, crowned by the most brilliant sue.
cess, had turned to ashes. They had been more
than men, not to have experienced tie disheartening
effects of the evsnts Of the Summer.
But Will! this apathy cortinuel Are their ranks
thinned, If at all. to any injurious eItent7 Nei.
thsr. Their aggregate majority was 10000 and
they can spIro al. the Tertiun Quids, and a Il the
TyerIes and then beat the combined forces of Loco
Focoism and Renegadeism Hundred thousand ma
jority.
The Wings have been beaten by themselves, not
by their opponents. Can any thing be more con-
elusveIy proved than this statement is by the fol-
lowing facts
In 1910, the Wings carried New York by an ng.
Create majority Of $4,000. This year they have
been beaten there by more than $1,000. Yet the
Loeos themselves po!led 24,7OO votes less than in
lS4O. The Wings sc eco votes less than in 1910
If the wings had changed, 1t is plain that the Loco
Focos must have increased, instead of themselve.
falling of more than 10000 votes Both sides felt
indifference.
Another year will tell a different tale. Forth
coming events will reanimate the dormant energies
of the Wing party.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-02
THE "FiscAL. AGENr.,

Rumors thieken from Washington, as TO the cha.
| racter Of the Agent Mr. Tyler means to propose
| and are as contradictory as numerous. The most
credited is that the Bank of Amsterdam is to fur
nish the model-a Bank Of Deposit, but with the
privilege OF issuing dollar in paper for every
dollar in specie on deposit We do not perceive
how this is to be rendered Constitutions! in the
Captains eyes, the whole constitutional difficulty
arising from the State RICH, opinion, tina, the pow
or of creating Corporations by Federal authority,
is withheld in the Constitution. Nor can we see
how an institution 50 limited, is to equslizc cxehan-
ges, or relieve the County or the Government.
Another rumor is, tina, the Bank of the Metro
polls is to be selected, and its capital enlarged to
SIS 900, 600 with the power Establishing branch
es with the assent OF the States. This is whip
ping the Devil around the stump, and it will be
more manly to charter at once an old fashioned
Bank.
A third scheme is suggested by the Correspond
ent of the New York Express, VINO thus defines il:
Correspondence OF the New York EI?rcss
WLsHrSGroS, November 81.
The new "Fiscal Az ncy" project is pretty well
under way. We shall have proposed something
like EXchequer Bills or Tre,sur Notes for n me-
dunn OF Circulation, which il seems to- me " III AM
swer the purposes OF currency every where re-
Tor puO'CuuNttS Ol NSe', Will do much u
ward the regulation OF Exchanges, and il is hoped
that the controllers OF the Fiscal Agency will have
the power to deal in Exchanges both at home and
abroad. II the President IS preparing PLAN as |
trust he is, that will ere ate a currency as good i'm
New Orleans md ST Louis, 10 IN New York II |
will be great feather IN his cop. At any rate, a |
National Bank being out OF the question the Pre-
siden"s plan, Il not Objectionable in real principle
ought to DC tried. Its pc iency ought TO be test
ed, rather than that things should be left as they
are.
We subscribe to tho conclusion. Trv every
hing, that is unaw FIJI. in order to 4ati fy faction
sef but above all, to affocd some aid TO the pros
rated business Of the country, and to avert the
iisgracefu violations Of public faith which are
in Mississippi and elsewhere, and which
AN only he averted by extending relief. But try |
what they vll-a these tinkernss will fail, and
tern necessity compel relun TO that e1p dent of
/ Bank, which has twice before saved the country.
Whatever our speculative opiniohs, we believe
his result TO be inevitable. We know that even
low, very many OF the Democratic party think So
Would it not be more patriotic in them, to assist
n bringing about what they deem not less neces.
AIRY than ultimately unavoiddble7
1t is reported that Mr. Bidde has been invited by
Nr Tyler to Washington, TO confer on the subject
Il the Fiscal Agent! II the fact be so, Captain
Tyler will forfeit all the credit he has lately &C
luirCd at the Hcrmitage
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-02

JoHS Gunner ADAMs.-The following is an ex-
tract Of a speech delivered by this gentleman before
the Supreme Court Of the Unitd States, in the case
Of the Ams,ad Negroes, IN the month Of March
last:
INLAY it please your Honors: On the 9TH day Of
February, 1904, now more than thirty seven years
past, my name was entered, ard yet stands rocor-
dsj, on both the rolls az one ct the Attorneys and
Councillors Of this Court. Five years later, in
February and March, 1909, appeared for the last
time before this Court, in defence Of the cause Of
justice and Of important rights, in which many Of
my fellow citizens had property TO a large amount
NJ stake. Very shortly uitGrxnTds, was called to
the discharge OF other duties first IN distant lands
aGd IN latter years, within our own country, but in
| different departments Of her Government. Lutte
| Did imagine that should ever again be required
/ 10 claim The right Of appearing in the capacity u
an officer Of this Court, yet such has been tie dc
tate OF my dcstlny-and appear again 10 plead the
| cause Of justice, and now OF liberty and life, IN be-
| hull Of many Of my fellow men, before that same
| Court which IN former age I had addressed in
support Oirehts OF property. | stand again, t'us
TOR tho lost time, before tho same C0urt-"hic
c1slus, artcmque repoGo." | stand before the sam,
Court, but not the same judges--nor aided Ivy the
same assOclaics-nOt resisted by the sums oppOn.
Gnis. As cast my eyes ,lOng those seats Of honoI
and Of public lrJsi, now occupied by YOU. tho Y
seek in vain for Of those honOred and hOnorab,
persons whose Indulgence then listened to my
voice. MlrshaIl-Cushng-C Washington .
Decentralization Todd where are they
Where Is that eloquent statesman and learned Ia ".
yer, who was my associate counsel iu the manage
ment Of that cause, Robert GOOdiO Zoe Harpe1 Wher
is that brilliant uminlTy, so long the pride Of Ma
| ryland and Of the American Bar, then my opposin.
+ counsel, Luther Martini Where il that e1csllen
clerk Of that day, whose name has been inscrbe.
on the shores Of Aificn a monument Of his abhor
renee Of the African slave trade, Elias 3 CodweII
Where is the crer Of the Court Alisl whcre d
ono Of the very judges II tho Court, arbiters of m
and death, before whom commenced this aux.ou
argument even now prsmaturely closedl Wher
are they aill Gone! Goncl All Goncl Com
from the services which, in their day and generation
they faithfully rendered to their country. Fiou
the excellent characters which they sustained Il
life 80 i,r as have had the means Of knowing.
humby hope, and fordlY trust, that they have Eoo
IN receive the rewards Of blessedncss on high.-i
taking then, my 6na leave Of this Bar and Of lhi
Honorable Court, can only circulate fsrvent pc
tition to Heaven, thst every member Off may 60
his 6naI account with ne little OF earthly iriiIty
answer lgr o. those ilustr.Ous dead, and thai 20
may every one after the close ola long and vrtUou
career in this world, be received NJ the portals
the next with the approving sentencs-"Wcil don
thou good and faithful servant; enter thou into III
10y Of thy Lord"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-02

am sure they cou'd not admire our dress: my trou-
sers were split right across behind; had to tie a
handkerchief round my waist. ono knee cut across.
aud the other leg torn and showing evident mark
Of where the night had been passed, viz. in the
mud. None of us were much better. We had o
brigade Of seamen doing duty on shore. Jack con
fesses he did not admire doing soldier. We star,
about week. We are sure OF having anything to
do that is TO DO done, as Sir Hugh is an Irishman.
stands by his boys. have not told him I belonged
TO his old regiment; perhaps IL did he might give
me something, but at present all places are full,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-02
Mossrs. Hope & Co., Amsterdam, Holland.


GEN. ScoIr.-Major General WNFrELD Sco1r
has published long letter, in reply to many letters
he had received, uyowing his opinions on most Of
the agiiliing questions OF the day, aud concluding
as follows:
"FnaIIy, am asked, il nominated as a candidate
for the Presidency, would you accept the nomina-
tionl beg cave respectfully to reply, Yes; pro-
yded that be not required to renounce any princi-
pie prolessed above. My principles are convic.
tons"
The General declares that, although bred 10
arms, from early manhood, he has always taken H.
tercst in political affairs; that he was opposed to the
alien and sedton laws, advocate OF the war Of
1919 against Great Britain, and a supporter Of the
administrations Of Jefferson and Madison. lie
avows deep reverence for the judiciary, state and
federal, as an independent department Of the go
vcrnmcni; and holds tie decision Of the Supreme
Court final and conclusive, on all doubtful ques-
tons, arising under the constitution or laws Ui the
Union, unless reversed rohearng before the
sjme tribunal. lie fayOrs reduction Of the eGecu.
tive veto and Of executive patronage. lie IS OPP
posed 10 removals tom Office political grounds
lie Is opposed to any pledge against second term
because "Il looks too much like a bargain rendered
to Other nsplrants-yioid 10 me now, shall soon bg
/ out Of your Way but he iayors an amendment o
/ the Constitution denying re-elg bry TO the Presi
dency, and extending the term 70 six years. As 4
/ the leading measures Of the late extra session o
Congress, he says:
"if had had the honor Of a vote on the occasion
il would have been given in favor Of the Lend DIS
! triJutIon Bill the Bankrupt Bill, and the second bill
/ for creating Fiscal experimenting long bcCr
under a conviction that, IN peace as in war, some
thing efficient, in the nature Of bank Of the Uni
ted States, is not only necessary and proper" bu
/ indispensable TO the successful operation Of tn
l Treasury, ns we'll as macy Of the wants Of on
| commerce aud currency"
/ flo is rather Cquivocli or non.commitlal abou
| aniI-masonry.-hiobHs. 7dUsrHsT.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-02
MONUMENT TO BISHOP MOORE.

! Pursuant 10 notice previously given, a number al
the gentlemen belonging to the Cong resaton of IN,
Monumental Church, in the City Of Richmond. me,
on the SOth ulL, for the purpose Of adopting nen-
sures to erect Monument TO the memory of their
late Pastor, Bishop Moore:
MIR Philip Harrison vas appointed Cb,i,m,, n,
the meeting, and MIR VIM. Williams, Sec'y.
The following Preamble and Resolution, ware
then prepared and adopted:
Whereas, it has p'eased Almighty God to remove
from thus world our venerable Pastor, the Riyht
Reverend Richard Channins Moore. and il IS our
ueste' oy suitable monument over his remains to
manifest our respect for his character, and perpetu
ave MS remembrance amongst u: and believing
mat many OF his friends throughout the Stale and
OF the Congregations in the Diocese over which he
SO long and faithfully presided, would esteem IL n
therefore, ~
Rtso!sed, That the Rector and wardeus of this
Ch"reh be, and they ate hereby appointed Com.
mt'ee to contract for ard cause TO be erected mo.
numsnl over tbs remains of our late beloved Pastor
the R'sNt Rev'd Richard Cumming Moore.
hs'"IT.f That Vim. II. Hubbard of this city be
HPP'''ed rensufer OF said Committee, and that he
pe i,q'es'ei tIrIhwith to open a subscription paper
Tor The purpose Of receiving cont buttons towards
inc erection Of said Monument, and the amount
miItcr. '"'
R'Soiy,i, That the proc, edn - of this meeting
&c ~" iSh'h :" the newspapers of this City, and in
the Southern Churchmnn. "
pjiILIP HARRISON. CHARM.
Wm WILLIAMS, Scc'y.
In Conformity with the above resolutions, SUB
''ntnn paper - been opened at the Store of tiub
nd, Ghtdnrr Co, where all those no feel dispo
',d To contribute TO tho above nbicc wilt please az.
ply WM. Ii. HUBBARD, Treasr
dc : uEt c2w Monument Committee
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-02
.qarie, u,,mr Lndi,,.

Never marry man because he is handsome he
will think too much Of his own beauty 70 take pride
in yours.
Mover marry a man because he has wealth; "for
riches take 10 themselves wings ond fly away"
Never marry a man for his parsnmgoj for "a
good COW will often have a bad calf"
Marry a man for his good sense, suiabe temper,
his sound morals, his habits Of industry and econo
my, and you will then have a good husband, and
your children will have good father.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-02

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE an AUCTION
| Nohh nc p,o,is'en. Of Deed Of Trust made aud
- ~ John T. lauEhton 10 the un lei signed ior
% pStpSse OF seenIas the pay nent TO Richard Andsr
OF uscrs sums OF money cut and ueptlone1 h.,
me said Deed d, the salt Iaughon, and xhish NJ
Gears daie Ia OF Ja"uarS, e9 ~ recorded IN The oc
Nc OF thc husu"es Codft Vi the CITY OF Rlchmen
"" The nndefsgued Trustees 20 pay The halsnee ,nc ~,
III bec ~ proceed 10 sell at IubIe cau G,r rs.l,
money on the 2ld Ay OF December neat uno1 ,hs n
az thai pieee OF Parcel oi ground in the CIV cf
~ n onh 1cng par OF lot known "a the plan OF Aid
NV ~ the number (i7l Main al, 81 anti ei. h,n
or commencing 81 the intersection Of h. with Main
toet aud running wth tho last iree, 80
,,henee back nom said 80 ct thence I'M limo
1I Nnh Main and u street ~ feet ~ Sih street
h sixned are Statistic that ~ toubt xiss as tn
n- - ABOVE mentioned Real Estate, but they sell
M rely will convex the premises IN that
sale u commence AZ " o'ebieE ''"' '''"oe"o' iho
.., WM U %SDRasASNNp, 55 soS Trustees.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-02
,vM RowLHTT.
NEW PUBLICATIONS

WnsoNS MsccllInles. Critieal md Misc cIl,p.o,.
10y, oy ,hr,,toPher North. Professor Wilson
horace Waipole's Lvu.rs-a New Ei,ion nj w,inaIs,
Letters Including numerous Letters now hrsi nhipsh.
irom thu original Mauut 'ip,r "' P"o"sheu
The Flying Roll" OF Free Grace Dt,,i.x., l. r. an,
hrumnlchsT, DID -f'"'eui oy "
so, nlJns SsTinous'"-tw-lve Sermons dsllxe,.dt,
new ieupie OF the lHraclitcs at Hanbury nv n
Ssh"d SOLOMON tf'ntlacd from the Ger,pan by Am.
hhere 1n Antiquities and researches into the orsln anil
"t,.,oiy ~ ulo ",n Race, ny Alexander w. BradforI
ttcad - - '""''s A'Sh VIM
Eotau. 1855 '''NN"''o' ny James
Jusl published aus for sale by
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-02
Il. ID. nERNARn.

Having bought Pcasants Baie's New lob Printing OF
fec. aud moved into The Muscum Eudirg. up stairs, 10
row be ter prepare than all kinds Of Book,
Presses, wit The hgsiarCe Of The To- WorknCn, will
the best manner.
lie thanks hits friends and the public for
the liberal patronage heretofore bestowed him. ard
hopes by suic attention 20 business to merit coEtnu.
aucC Uf their flyutR
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-02
AGENCY ron TYrE FOUNDRY.

nc suhscTiheT having been appointed Agent for WIN
UAGAR & cor Type Foundry New York, will execute
orders Tor my Book and Newspaper Type, or
other apparatus f1r Printing from ihc above well known
Esabi-hncut favorable Terms they can tc si.
tanned In the Eastern cities. a ppcCmcu ~ their Tyre
snd Ornaments be seen 10y caHg my Printing JG-
nee, Museum Building, Richmond, Va
no % rtC u pERNAkD
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-02
EOR NnnME

NM The fine sehr BANNER s,o,LI,,, ,n..,., h,
~ ing the grcetcrpau o her cargo sn.,aad 80 m
hnn,,o meet wah dispatch balance OF feisht oftwo
hhuei packages To complete her cargo a, $500 49,
ing good apply to The n,..p A nav
Ludam's wharf OF TO '' " ' master ON beafd,a ~
dec2 ,y,, ,c,.-.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-02
NOTICE.

~" Those at a distance, desiring 10 subscribe
to the "ISDEFESDENr," are requested to address us
at Richmond, until LIST December, and after that
time, at Washington City.
PLEAsANTs, JOHNSTON h wOoDsON.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-02
\ ours truly"
A, q. McNUTT.

Correspondence Of The Governor of Mississippi,
with Hope * Co., Of Amsterdam, Holland, in re-
IatiOn to the payment Of the interest on the Un-
ion Bank Bonds
To the Governor Of the State Of MissisSiPpi:
The undersigned, as trustees for the holders Of
Debentures of the Bank Of the United States, at
Philadelphia on deposi,e of American State Stocks,
and amongst others Of a considerable amount OF
Bonds of the Safe of Mississippi bearing five per
cent. interest issued through the Union Bank OF
Mississippi and made payable al the agency If the
United States Bank Of Pennsylvania in London,
the principal in 1850 and 1858, and the dividends
semi annually in May and MISUNDERSTANDING been
refused payment of the interest due the first OF this
month on said bonds, nre compelled to address
themselves to the government Of The State OF Mis-
sissippi and from their confidence in the faith OF
that government they feel convinced, that the SIM
pie mentioning the fact of the non payment will be
sufficient stimulus FOR the government OF the State
of Mississippi to take immediate measures for the
s,oyment Of the interest now due and which vii!
inrber successfully become due on those bonds, and
10 prevent irregularities demur so prejudIeal to
the interest Of American credit in general and TO
that Of the State of Mississippi in particular.
HOPE x CO.
AMsrERpAu Cpd Nav, lSIl.
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PRINTING OFFICE,
AGENCY FOR TYPE FOUNDRY.


IOiEASANTS BAlLlE have this day sold 10 Mr. r. n.
BEkNAED their Book and Office Mr. u Is TOO
wen knpwn a. gkliu ptiuCr TO require conmcnda ion
om uS-iheT"ioTc, wc wound only ask that those friends
who have h eTay favored will continue their
ronhac 10 our successor, under the confident bec that
ample justice will toe doLe them.
PLEAsANT5 & BAIIIE.
Richmond, Nov. 9Th, 1911.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-02
MARRIAGES..

AT Travellers Rest, in Blocking cham County, on
the 25Ih ultmc, by the Rev. Mr. Morrison OF the
Episcopal Church, MIR NICHOLAS Mus, Jr, OF
ham
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-02

Election Jor Congrsss in The SPo'ylUania District.
This District is composed Of the counties Of
Spousylvana, Madison, Culpepsr RappahannOok,
Ouange and Greene.
In consequence Of the resignation Of Mr. Banks,
whose seat was contested by Mr. Smith (EHlru)
with strong probability Of his unsenling Banks, n
special election was held last Monday. Partial re-
turns have only reached from the nearest county,
Spottsylvania The Arena Of Tuesday furnishes
the following:
THE ELECTION.
The election fora member Of Congress, TO supply
tho vacancy oceasionsj by the resign itIon Of Col.
Banks, took place yesterday. Messrs. Smith and
Banks (Opposilion) and Daniel i Slaughter lWhig)
were candidates We are enabled 10 give the fol-
lowing returns only
FREDERICKSBURG PRECINCT
SLAVoHrgR -. sEirH LOG, BANEs 30
Attic Court House, ats o'clock, the vote stood
as follows.
Slaughter 80
Banks 80
| Smith
a number Of Wings from various causes, deelin.
ed voting at n and others voted for Smith.
| The friends Of Slaughter arc sangune Of his eloo
ton.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-02

From the shove statement il will be perce wed,
tbs, one hundred and eighty three thousand thr,e
S,ad,od and tbirty-sight do lers and thirty cents
te lost by selling the Eve millions dollars OF bonds
~ /. crsdt, and paying interest thereon from Their
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-02

THERESA ELssLER.-GalIignan states that The
res5, sister Of Fanny Esssr was to leave Paris ear
" IN September, TO join the fair truant IN the U.
fresh career Of popularity and SUCCESS through that
quarter Of the globe.