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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-11
CLASSICAL SCHOOL FOR YOUNG
LADIES.

TIE subscrbcr 10 the public that M. Semi
h"iy inr Young Ladies will be open Ell on the am ,,y
~ pc"h' IN 90" brick building Main street Al tie
corner Ni Tie square above Mis- ckcnyisa Tb.
islc year ~ ten months diycdinfo Two sessions Of
h'' ih1uilil EACH will terminate the 81 - Of Iuiy Tn.
cure OF studies viii embrace the branches OF iearnu.
uy auEt 10 RENAL schools of ihc highest order ia.
tihE we 'in AMI French lang H. tie discharge
u % pr"l'Hsi"i duties, lac will aided b, an elpersn.
er1yonnr 'y "i hugh moral anf niecc tll aitainInrni4
w pre- cnunz himself before th. cliizens Of Ricrmon
~ can ioI share OF puhlc patronage the under.
Esl Nceus u not atnis o state, that life has thus
iAr becn devoted 20 Tie business and flaf
Tor hltecn years, lac has had ,harg. a. Pnncps If re.
h' 1'innaTies m Norfolk and P0rt from,
I Places To the gentlemen uamedin the reference be
AZ N'u a. other testimonials his I,,szr.-pu -prak
I thus~ ~ i ''a' '"-''' H'
TERMS-Forthe English anchcs alone. sl2 ncr sos
sion ahi Tor The same, with Lain or Trnch So .I Sos.
SION 10 D." raid tunng the session Music ana n,intpg a,
I me usual ch1tgcsoi ~, masters
Hh ~ eight young ls ice can Toe accommodated a. boar
s " 7 lais' n 6ll' per session tor hus tuition
/ Dc HENRY ROBINSON
conc HIS ENrclcncy Gov Rutherford the Rev
~ ma'f. The hey Mr. IaVlnr the Rev Mr. letter. tic re.
~ h,,H's hos RrcIc, Bed, DIR Nelson Gus Myers
Esq, Wm II Mlchtand, Es,i' DIR Bror.cnbr,ngh' Ia
br"Nn' j., E.T MAJ Ed Christian, Jno gregory, E-I
/ krhl Hill Dr. - @''i
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-11
FOR BOSTON.

EffN The packet sGhr GLADIATOR, Baker master
4ll1 having wnthhis Of her cargo engaged will NEE
- with 'ispatch. For freight of remainder, OF tas
SAGE, apply on board nj Pickstt'z wharf, or t.
FISHER A, snN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-11
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
AT AUlIIDN

On WEDNESDAY, the 27'b inst IT. o,.t,-L - -.
,Ss' VII uc SOLD at auction the onc.iouTth
M OF mat truly d'Sil luic cu-iby situ,te bs
i"' 81 "touni being NJ GO according 70 fI MAN ~
'ty ~ heLnyui ani THE corner u aut q Z sr,s,.
erected ~ Wm Bosler E-y -'0"'S ieStuty
IERMS-Ouc hind cash. he t,I.r-. .- go.
ne d. IhI y months Tic Hle papers 10 be len viii
me AucUouecTs ull last payment be mn. 10 ~ 'o WIN
&C = u III NDOP. MONCIFRE A 10
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-11
ALE, CHEESE, sc.

- = Unt.S Ale
< - ~ casks cheese
- bills APPLES
p 10 Potatoes
100 ropcs uniuua, lust received. and for sale
"' TYLER TAYLOR.
IL EGALIA SEGhHs-IrOG Recall, Sea b. bon
~ tuiI package superior quality ue tcrg.yc,II,y
-H.t ABBOTT.
DELINQUENT STOCK no nt, soI.n
'IWE sale ui stock ln The lyuchhurg aud Risfu,g,,t
y Imn.ruiaii"n Company, advertised 10 f,kr uI,gc ,,
Monday The ith instant s postponed u me- II N,rt,,
nmaani' Whom the said stock will be sold AZ Iyo. ~
t"uec House at " O'Clock, VI Al Subscribers who byc
nov IWd arrcarHrrH TgUucffrdt IN do o bcfrtc t ~
~ i'' "ucfwise icr STOCK VIII hc disposed % above
by orlcT u tho Board.
s,c'y Lynchburg aud Richmond TrlnsporistIop Co
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-11

Received "Wednesday nnruius, Va ceshurg, EuTa
Class No - cap,tas-slnOOI, lNUn, 1000, ssuI iti
aud ~ prizes OF 1850 each sc. 10 Nos-l2 drawn. TEX
cts ej.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-11
ROOM FOR RENT.

"a large room on the second floor IN the build.
firm M occupied hS me, entrance second door tho
;siW cross street, being the very centre 81 business
u This civ. the lpcaou s very desirable Tor an
Dhcc- Kent moderate toa psTusu, occupant
~ --'-u l. TOGg Min -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-11
s,,'Ii -, soeps ani Fancy articles a iaI a-s,I,I
=. ~ ~ 80 ''S NNInlIS liaie, 10 be hadof
LlElL, JOHNSTON 4 INrrI

-
Messrs a NM, q ".ahaine AMI Immediately opno.i,c
Grce &c 10 Wheel 4. 81 pure Medicines Drugs Fancy
ana country friends strict attention Sill OF hs town
S SiIs up az 1 orders from The country.
6-,eoSr i'm - - '-''H ~ streets, Richmond, Va
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-11
FOR RENT.
FOR RENT.

n Inc lower part ui Tree story Brick House
~ IN lNh street, Hquarc above Tie Banks The
MI rooms are desirable. Immediate possession gwen
- Enquire Of u. 4 = JONES ori-tf
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-11
MORE NEW UOOKs

MORE NEW BOOKS,
- Received 10y SMITH, DRINKEW a MORRIS
SF6T lIEr ~ Henry lori Uf1urhptn. up1n Qfrs,rs
- rcluug Co Fable WEhfs, Duties ant Inct,sfs ,,
historical iniroiuctous, boz octave vols
90 Hons n The scsEgus o. Calendar of Naturc d., yy,r
iinwit, lfom The CD London eel ~ '''
tcocil, ur the AiyonturCzu C.kromrc
tic wac sueha iclight- such a CoScnmbc--surb q,
Jewel Of q Nan " ''''" "
go The Picnic Ptpcrs, 10y various hands, e,iiisI o.,
'laucs Dickens author OF Nicholas Nckcby, &C
Iantlongy, ora systematic survey NJ human knovic-e
PlnNosuE classification of Ell Ha branches anil HIIsr,
uhE ihcr history, relations, aud obfstis viii AZ
n"ps ~ ucf leading facts aui principles. au. s,fg
sue on u"nkg on ul subjects suitable oF a cabinet ID
uiA' ih, whole designed ls guide study fut aysnt c
li'WH IN colleges, academies and schools amt AZ rop,
~ uFcc,.ry n literature, science AMI the srts tn RnsN
80 W, froirss'r On The University Of Pennsylvania
idicis Museum. for September
LAZY BOOK, Tor October
Rarnahy Ruisc, No ~ ,.o
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-11
HOYF & cos OFFICE.
Granite Corner, RieamOnd, Va.
Thvretsa iiekst al itOyT's LUCKY COURT,
Which soon secured leads o. 10 tI5- FosrUsz
SAakspsars iDpTOpsd.
GWtNp SCHEMES FOR OCTOBER.

Follow Ne prssrn' ,,srrn- with tho S,henes e. l.,
IttEu.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-11

IN q r.r
-, y" Lrs,Iasei 10 Albemarlc, of-r for - "a
norJ IN ~ 80 IAed about eight miles froTn r.,
lnS On Chickahominy uyer n the ~CI,,, "a Sei-
l II moi r ABOUT nine hundred twenty asrss No.,
acres OF the unclcared llni IS -, l'u one
bas1r ~ AI s1Seepu0le Of irrigation al s times ne
- -, =. ttts@Nt! unioertd with pane, oak Iirsr VIZ
~ No. lle greater part OF which h sSI,i ,,iiy au'
men, ~ ll.5 cleared land IN site ~ i,, .u
ana =, - 81 20 seven bblE of corn t..r -
iErr,yS,c,, " Ssny hyc acres set In ms M
rooms frror lsst oI new dwelling house viii So y,
healthy. and a mo-, o house. 1Ae situato0 is remarEs
bourlGoi vii III. . oa senteci ant improving ncf-
r,fr|I,-r A son he tract entire OF lvite h. T., -
NV ANY urhcr description Is deemed ,pn ,..
y7y o, presumed no will pure h,ss ,SifJ,,
1919 e premises Myscfor Oversee ~ i ~
me ~ anu viii show the land 10 an rersn,,
n b,,.ST a. Guy communication addressed 10 ~ .,
promptly attended TO- ~ ''' NJ, a - Viii hc
FAIRFIELD. sept l. al MILLS MACON.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-11
MANAGERS OFFICE,
CLARKE'S OFFICE.
Under the Exchange Hotel.

LOTTERIES FOR THIS WEEK.
MoniAy evening, IN Richmond, al 3 O'Clock, r. VI VA.
Ienshurg, Clss No -, Capitas-s2DnDO, lONG1 o,sI,
ScOn 29l amt ~ uizcs ofluI EACH etc Tickets only Co.
10 uumu cTs-l2 drawn.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-11
Office

h suSseribet has resided at Forts Monroe an, r.,
for r,,T ~ uPHtrls 3i twenty years as C:c1sr,I ~
nation T., vein log few lays and viii give avr
pr Inc ,S,rE 80 Ne may Wis to make inquiries TsI,
ahas v or @ ar always specie Any PERSON &
S!'hohi or Petcrsturg. Commission Gr - laydur ~
an EeiHingr Is y per cent 'oI signing the rolls
In my absence, w w DiY pr,,-s..
Ver" vi" give every Information thai NAV o tne Bel Ia
richmond September % ISL "hIpN' Agent
EJ- Enq iiscT ~ili copy fIn@. sc ~ lptd
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-11

NNS. b'khE Intends 10 open q seminary for the cIl.
~ canon "I young ladies' IN Richmond simultaneously
WI Iial proposed 10y Nr Burke. she will
stI''tsyi ihc able teachers who will engaged In
lhsl u'n' aud intends dcyoug her best cner.
,S 10 me attainment ~ success she respectfully subfts
l" lc P'llc hcr claims 20 consideration a teacher
u ms. ~ ''i-' '''' '''s'''4'
Pupils my be entered with Messrs Lancaster. Denby
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-11

"A Inc upper tyuom"n' &C the brick row on T
y3 street, between hi AMI G.n s,r.-s Al prcs.nf me-
stH eupied by Mr. David NJ. Branch Possession gwen
1T January next Also. the Tobacco Factory
wn as anderson Factory Virginia street. and on.
III "a " kSnERsoS a m
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-11
GUN-SNITHING.
SAMUEL SUTHERLAND
OnpaSIIl iht RnnI.

|IF'"''' wv I'HINNI
- and Pistols ''' '''' ''"'S
Gna,smiine and obbng in all hts branches attended 10
Al~ays on lani large lot 81 Keys, which will be- fuc
OF rH sinmrrs. 81 Y, ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-11
NEW COMMISSION HnTSE-

r. I su"s5 Ilner has opened Commission tI,,.. 81, -
No. ~, y. I,S"sNiIle' AlDemITc Couny f,T 49, 10y,
~ on store. and making saies ~ III
st-,r, r., 49, lI..th 10 his lie vii ,Is, ,t,t
rf,T III y, SvlNng ana forwarding ali sr,ls n" NJ
fr.s -, loluSe 90 every desc tiption-an.t ,t n, ~
80 l'NiIhAilou personally tn the s,rs -,
n9nn,.in iI'ins an extensive acquaintance wcsf Of NJ
cciyr Ibri nupcs street attention. business 4, rs
.r, go snare OF patronage. HIS Warebousc 49,,
o"s 90 '"S additional charge Tor ,irayase W. pat
S-of=v,le. Sen, 7aJ tsu B. ?. FRYE
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-11
TO SUIT HARD T,,,,,

-, - q tx " ~, PAINTING, GLIDING an azfNc
ItNLub"l'h T. IN III tenders fa f4,YEs i, H.. w.,
49, . - uLi,, l2r we extensive patronage win .t III
III, ~ n ''nlIc 'r' respectfully announce y, Nm,
$3.50 'u" IItltic ' i1 execute orders in fl. ,,,.,s
rttls d, , w. iu superior manner anI on
ur particularly requests iu.iytIiraIs a. d.. -.
r'4ur" signs Painted Icffrfr ar trf,,.,. . wv may
!, LNNn Zone That hr will undertake tlr.r rvery.,'
N.lsE an''sr manner az much below me- ur.r.s ,,
A,' p" '' NY i'r his unuu BE- anI shall bee tb,t '
S n ,1,y re- .r,s only moderate expenditure.
'5iefs l1t Glazing iu any part Of ,be Ctv .t.u
Ir',"IIy attended, zoo and be- curGIs nty p,,,y -lH pc
uu his Ulrt. ''N''''s % piocrasiIuBifru
s y, iG ne county will fud him ready ne l,
,, 49,. ~. ~ - LNWlnI. &c iu the aI,rs,t l.
tsy ~. $50 nni tl,a uc has always on hand ~,
r. vliineut nf colours rsayd 1,t,f %
a. - '.op On bitl Road street, Srostos It'T NJ.
NJ ...' '.l'i Ei=fCrI
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-11

ksN The hne sehr q ~ HARPER. Tyler, master
efItS having the greater Part Of her cargo "a,
- take some boxes tobacco, other small fI.rbt
hntnc'iiiic apphoaiionbe made To
JAMES FISHER son oY
&C WILLIAM ROwIETT
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-11

EEN The regular packet schooner SNEGACAS
2Ske SEil' BAKER, MASTER ready 10 had Ami,
- ga board, at Pickett's wharf or To- '''''i
Sc y JAMES FISHER A SON
an FOR LoNDON-The A l. H.g NkSSNCUT
&S&e fEIGS, Capt PIicharI now a. Civ Point ip ia
- without delay. For freight, Apply t..
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-11

ESN The regular packet Eehr WEYMOUTH, Thorn
sSakt miscr having half Of her cargo engaged an
- viii meet with dispatch. for balance of freight
ol So tacksr"so complete her cargo passage Ia,
lns Eoad accommodations, Apply TO the master board
al LuLiigIn's wharf, orto
RnNyI
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-11
~ = NNlNOtl y > y OIL HERS
"NNHE sTOCK or FRESH BOOTS.
SHOES, TRUNKS, LEATHER a.
Wool .AIr ANn II rr.r,

NNlN' received pcr recent arrivals rom the Not
-, ,NN t,.i,rn Manufacturers, the argest t,,,,i
v-l NJ sou WINTER STOCK OF GOODS ,ntr.l.
1900 '' u.''' f>s'racni, We are now rrep,rct ~
..f ..I n.'h'-f r.. .'nrrs and The public gIr..gr,
~. ~. 80. ~ ''.ti. poe slt h1c, which will h. 80
pc-'rr purchasing in any cihcr house ivy "'ie = eaI
IL bfIcrs from our Country fr;,..t. -, --.
prompt ant partic uIt attention. '''''' saa' feeoNo
Wholesale and Retail pl D. DrLLiNGTON q co,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-11

ssN TheEood sehr rIIoT, Capt. TisIall wants som.
ekSlI Tmall freight. Apply 90
xzfE oo5 JAMES FISHER a son.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-11

VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS.
AT

TEltNs-One thirl cash. o.. The rr,Satfs ~, Auo's.
me balance n two equal payments at ami moatbS al
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-11

7
t1iAI valuable half acre lot aui Dwelling. on l. and a.
- sttels, opposite IN" residence Of banl TTushearf.
-. u ohcrci for sale privately, until MONDAY the llt,
penoSi nett and mot sold before, will day Al
"C" J. W. be ofcTediOr sale public auction on
PROMISES. Apply 10 a. 4. GAlIlRtGIiT.
ooL-lls James Grlflln.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-11

DRUGS. MEDICINEs SC

ENGLIsH GOALS, in Lighters ia the Dock Just up fror
IL hrlg Palus, for sale.
M EuAuIrs pATNup
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-11
TEACHER oF Music NyAHTED- yy,r,..
ron uENT, OH;LEAsE,

fo w utU fI, country lady iuntis IN lake CHARGE
ui thr Music Department Apply, no 10y lcfffr, tu hnN o.,
Post Once OF To ". DANIEL.
uf7 Music store. snuarr Hitnyg fitr n .pks
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-11
FOR PHILADELPHIA.

sfTS Tie regular packet sclir JOHN STUIL b,yn,
Tkb w" greater part Of her cargo engaged Will hay,
N-.u- dispatch. FoIthe remainder, Apply t.
&C JAMES FISHER a aOS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-11
ISAAC q AUSTIN

loCoach makers Paticrs, Cabnet makers an Z others
W. recommend TIE atu'e being of untuutfct uuay
= ALEX uINAI A 60
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-11
IIALL AND wINTEn ,,.,.,,,., %

80 - ~ very lfo arrivals, tshnfton L. ,tt,
,N,rh makcs t equal GO any ever ofs,c.i In fbis ~
- 90 'l VIII nc ell on IS goot Terms a. thrv rsp b..
""'" any city WADswORrH TURNERS a.,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-11
&Y,Es.gTY,OyH, .N OFFICE

Monongaia Lottery, No iI-DIaws Friday n e o,Io.s
J. VI, ai Lynchs. prize ~ slUugl 10 o 1896 ~ u lOs,
etc. - Nos-I drawn. Ticket. e..
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-11
J. G. GREGORY & co.


OFFICE on Main. 2al door b,lar, Corner Mum n,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-11

ISAAC -. AUSTIN,
lSucceSsor To Otey x Austin,)
-Four doors aboVs the Bel Tausrn,
~ on hand 4 luce and splendid stock of Saddles
- bIidI's ht.hlss. Whips Collars spurs. &c. All Of
winch he VII sell low wholesale retail for cash or
ct'u country merchants aud all others wishing 10 nun.
ch'se are respectfully invited 10 cali before
elsewhere. '''- purchasing
Richmond. Scntcinlor - lSiI-tt
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-11

- Acomiouahlr ami convenient Dwelling II,usa
AsfA on hutch Iiill fronting the Old Church. with
HsIl nan an acre oi ground auI posse sson sivsn i'm
-S-A-As- mcuiatcly. Apply to
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-11

ENGllSH GOALS, in Lighters IA the Dock. Jus, up from
IL hrg Pslus for sale.
Sc NJ CHARLES PALMER
DRUGS. MEDICINES, sc.
TIE subscribers invite the attention. of their friends
ani customers totHr fll supply NJ D.uEz aud Nrdi.
cues So &i-lh ~ EuSTACE q son.
DREsEHNISG II ETTLES-A fins suppIy of
Tue nhnNc, Of ell Sizes h" th" hell mc iI ami Cua
mclrd ware, Just received, aud for sale low, 10y
RICHARDS 4 60.
sea II street. shockoc IIrll opposiic swan Tavern.
'T'HOMhSTON IIriE-.n ticTrcs TIo1,I-I01
Lime hourly expected, Tor s" ,'y,ii carly apphra.
U"" hr mdic 90 WILLIAMS 4 HANhIL
lIOSS-21 bales Mrss. los sale 10y
vi &c WEED, HOOKER 4 HAMILTON.
WEEDS IRON Receiving 10y schr Weymouth,
- an extensive ut Swrcds aud sheet Iron for
sale ny JOHN \. GORDON.
EIksT PNOOE COMmON wHIsK EYE
Il hits Common whskcy, landing tins morning pcr
schr John Suil' for sale.
oc2 WILLIAMS a HANAII.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-11
4 PEIkS AVID III our na.nIIn-ni Of I.l.lie

DUIME MiDDLING BACON-lOO0O lbs very
Il superior escTu Bacon, Scry Ian size for
low piicc. ocG ~ ABBOTT
('HhhPAIGNE!- Champagne Wine Of tile old An.
~ Choir brund, kcIt constantly i"rsac y
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-11

lust received handsome assortment NJ Me- ,,,
~ Ladies straw amt lC- horn ts1uurs as follows
Assorted NtIus' Brrnc's. ls ti Is 81
MISSES NtU straw ,in, is 90
LADIES' Plaid straw TO. g IN
d. PAN 30 10, s2tu and finer
Misses and LADIES Lcchoru do all sizes amt rrro. IN,
sllccheapat '' l''.'' '''
oeO J. II. CUNNINGHAMs.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-11
ron LIVERPOOL.

kfN Tho elegant cuPpcirI slap HARKAwAY, Jobr
sfXE6 y Nicholson, master bad a. Cuy Point Pc,
burg, "a " ANpERSo\ A 90
3i-if Or t,IIARiEs pAI yEp
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-03-23
LATER FROM WASHINGTON.

Washington, March 10th.
We are now quite rid of Congress for a short time.
The proclamation for an extra session will, however
appear tomorrow, or very soon, and the day of meet
ing fixed, may be as late as the 9TH fJune.
We hear little of the appointments and removals, ex-
cept from the grumbling of office seekers. Some say
that Old Tip has 4 way of his own and a will of his
own, IN regard to these and other matters, and that he
not only refuses to go the prescription, but makes some
very errdhc appointments.
II is reported that Col. Todd, one Of the Presidents
family, and a worthy and excellent man, has been pro.
poscd-not to the Senate, but. to the Cabinet-as Min.
lister to Austria. Should this be so, Mr. Jenifer has
declined a reelection to Congress at the wrong time.
Mr. j. has always been considered as a prominent can
didate for that mission.
Mr. Hall, Of ennessee,-who he is ! know not. ex.
cept he is said to be or to have been an editor,-is to
be minister to Venezuela. So it appears that too OF
the press have been noticed by the President.
Col. 1. l.. Mckenny is said TO be the most promi.
nent candidate for the office Of commissioner of Indian
affairs. lie was removed from that situation by Gen.
Jackson.
1t is commonly said that few removals will take
place before the Southern elections are over-there
Will be fewer than one expected, any how.
Mr.. Crittenden, the Attorney General, will 90 to
New York, it is said, to attend TO the Mcleod affair;
whether to have the venue of the trial changed, or
have the case removed to the federal Courts as it must
be under the Constitution, we know not.
But the general impression here is that the new Ad-
mlnistration have not consented, and, under no circum-
stances will assent TO the release of Mcleod, under
the demand of the British Government.
The proclamation for the Extra Session will not, as
was supposed, set forth the reasons for the call. ]
conjecture that it will speak merely in the formal man.
ner of grave and weighty matters"
The opinion, however, gathers strength that one
chlei object of the session will be to provide for the
pubic defence,-and, to that end, to make a public debt
OF some toenty millions.
The land distribution is too small a matter to be con-
sidered. The dividends to the indebted states would
be too insignificant for their,notice. Next TO the ques-
ton of national defence will come the Bank question.
Hour. Commerce.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-03-23

Our friend Of the North Star supposes the InaugI
ral Address will fail Of satisfying many Of Old 1ipI
friends because it contains no allusion 10 the tariff
question, the national bank question, and because UI
partlality is manifested towards the abolitionists. Ws
think the editor must have read the Address in haspI
without giving himself sufficient time to understand
It's expressed sentiments, aud perhaps with an oplmon|
formed in part before the Address was received, a.
uhough II IS the most candid commentary upon iiAa'
we nave seen from the opposition press, Had he y
ceiVed Tie same views from lis perusal that VIC d., vi
would have found il TO be the opinion Of the Pfes5et
that he had no manner Of business to sketch such plans
and that this was the especial duty Of the peoples owl
chosen representatives. Consequently the conduit D
te President is consistent with his principles, and Ii
exceptions, If any, should be taken 10 tho ,ous4atp q
ms r'e'S rather than to the propriety oChp pracfpr,
As Tor the non-approval Of the abolitionis,s, III sol
hcient to say, that we utterly disbelieve the asseria
that me slave question was in any manner connects
with the election Of Gen. Hauison-we can assure II
star MAT he was elected President Of The Tinted Staia
not PRESIDENT OF the abolition, or Wing, or any obs
parry There IS abundant proof that the SLAVE Qrp
tloN has had very little or nothing To do with poliun
as yet, and i is sincerely to be hoped il NAV never ..
pressed into such unnatural service, and that II ,hoCt
DC suffered to wear It's own proper character as beai
purely a MORAL question, addressed only To the sou
FEELINGS and sustained upon such grounds as all net
al ana christian feeling IN the country may harmshr
ously uhne ana labor together for the promotion q ihf
common OBJECT. II - not, however, denied hat o.
''"Pf' have been made TO turn the excitement snsF
o"' o. me question 70 some account IN he polhicaloof
'e" Inc late ascendant party endeayond 10 Pff
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-03-23
From the Savannah Republican of March 7.
ATE AND IMPORTANT FROM FLORID

The steamboat Gen. Taylor, Capt. Peck, arrived last
night from Florida. We hasten to lay before our read
es the following letter from an esteemed friend, giving
an account OF a recent skirmish with the Indians
Fort Russell, f. f., March 3, 1871.
Gentlemen-l hasten to inform you ere the express
starts for Pila,ka, of the temperance of the Indians
this evening at Orange Creek, within three miles of
this fort. Lieut.. Albertis, of the I'd Regiment of In
iantry, who was detached from Fort Russell some few
days since to garrison Fort Brooke, about five miles
distant, was startled about IL O'Clock this morning by
bearing the wild cry Of the Indian Bandits in the direc-
ton Of Fort Russell. Taking with him 81 men of his
small command, LIT. A. Immediately left Fort Brooke,
and following the cries, encountered the Indians in
force at Orange Creek Hammock, only three miles
from Fort Russell. On perceiying the Indians, Lit. Al
bertls opened a heavy fire upon them which continued
for an hour, but as the Indian force continued to in
crease, numbering about one hundred, and Ii. Albertis
having fired away all his ammunition, he was compel
led to retreat back TO Fort Brooke, bearing with him
five of his men severely wounded.
Having deposited the wounded in a block house, to-
ge,her with the females of the post, and established a
guard with orders to fgh, or die should the post be at
tackled during his absence, LIT. Albertis again issued
forth accompanied by only seventeen men, with the de-
termination to cut his way through the Indians in order
to communicate with Capt. Barnum, the commander
OF Fort Russell.
On arriving once more at Orange Creek, the Indians
emerged from the hammock and offered Lieut.. Albertis
battle, in the broad pine barren. That officer, with
bravery almost unparalleled, with only II men, again
fought the enemy nearly an hour, and at times, ailbo'
hemmed IN by him, made bis way through the whole
force OF Alex. Tustenugge to the post Of Fort Russell,
losing along the gauntlet of fire only one man.
The loss OF the enemy cannot be ascertained, as the
Indian warriors were seen 10 drag off their dead and
wounded as fas, as they fell. Yet my word for il
Alex. Iustenugge at the head of the hundred warriors,
while contemplating his slain, cherishes at this moment
ieehngs most bitter against Lieut.. Albertis and his
seventeen men,
P.S. No Indian news from Tampa. The Indians
come IN have not yet gone West.