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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-21
lNLOEs s BROTHER

Ihl.AA u SALE DAYS Thursdays and a,,,,,,.
lac sale. "H "Oous intended for Pub.
cIoc l. We viii 80 lin To-. tp ISL. Commencing 1t a..
MR. Ne .roeeres, &c consisting IN ,.aTt ~ OF
N1h'gany -ideboafds, Bureaus
Do and other Tables
Feather Beis and Be1LIInv
W o''h All Cane, seat Ch,irs
lou tie Tables and wasbstap,.
Clocks, of various Eints
secretary and Book Csc
Rocking Chairs, Child's do Se
Ham GROCERIES, LIQUORS, Sc.
Brandy, Whisky
sugar, Cheese and soapS.
,,-,,. FAMILY CARRIAGES
VII be aided our sale on Tna.I.
uyr.@s ~ 'SoeN Family Carriage, with s.ver,I 80
N u,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-21
coal. coat

have for sale a. yard on the north Fts The
w Rasin date Mills, Red a Co'.1 frs, cal frrIp al,
lry's PITS Chesterfield County
ALEXANDER REID. SIN
Ottlc lltc firm NJ Mills. RetI a TO
au OF JOHN W IIPrCOM8
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-21
J. @. GREGORY & co.

OFFICE on AaiH. 2Hi door bsl0t7 Corner Afain and
lifA STREETS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-21
100 TONS IRON. WHITE LEAD Corrrr

AND SUGAR, AT AucTfay.
On FRIDAY, tie 2fth Instant AZ no s'r,.E i, t,, .,
our store, will ur sold wv - 10 ''''' %
i' TONS Tfcie-1r Iron. aszCrffF .rea
lv'' ross White LoaI gryun La oil In ssrs n - s Cd,
90 los each ''' ~ ''' ''
- taEs -r,tn l1guyrl, RIO and = DOMINGO Cssr,
- h.l'7 lry bright N~w Orleans sugars
~ r' =. CGoiEan Porto u GO 10
~ hph'- single loaf, single lump sud l..ra "A,
~ lb's \ crushed ' '-'' -
2N DO ohio wfrskgy
leo so MurHn-affIa' 30
- 10 Mary .ant au Prunsv'vluis ,istlrrIF5
'' "a s'aes Teas 90 OLD l}l aH1csscs cannsisrs 2b
So one, tWr aud three gallon Dsm.f-ns
.N rt.Es Bacon sides Cine #unltr carroll
l.N boxes brown sap
II hHiS SUGAR. house Mr'aszrs
Uh boxes Il.og Candles, Of superior .r,ffv
30 aat pipes Imitation BfauIy
Together with general variety Of
tvtrigu htaudcs, Gin aud Wines q A.
lthhS For the Iron, u be sold u lois sF 0 iona an
N. tA.'f'iug 'u tons, musHuvcr this rHtrf.fy b .
,lE. I'' approved negotiable paper White Leaf mos
ar' IrncCTtCs 90 muurrs-yvrr sfta
so lN DUNLOP. MONtIRE A co A..fs
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-21
OFFICE EXCHANGE BANK or yiRo - vi

WITH r.. eau, . RICHMOND, 9Th August, 1871,
w tt 'eN OF COMPLETING the CAPITAL sforE RI.
-, IAehauEe Bank Of NirgLia-theIe Vet gsn, ~, ins
- 'tosel OF Sl% shares,-Ihe Undersigned otSrs S
-, w Jly dividend each share was eof1pp,sI =, =
Der Snt ~ stSon OF the surplus fund having reached
aHt " w. p. sTRoTHER. C,shi.r
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-21
LAND FOR SALE,

WILL he sold to the highest bidior, on THURSDAY
w tue ian day oi October 1911, the pTrmi 49, the
Ua'i OF anh on which tc subscriber, sally ~ Haskius,
now rcsilCsiu the upper cud IT Puwhatan county Tho
tract lies On hprumaloN rivcr Immediately opposite the
tiemrnipWn Mills, and contains about S}1 acres srse
portion ui which consists NJ valuable ISwgruunds Itwu
Ice soil una credit OF one, 'ui three ycarstc FIRST
payment 20 bc secured by personal surrey and The o
other payments by Deed Of Trust on the Eand
SALLY
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-21
cHIcKAunM1xxI.xnE..----

ii re-, Plreased 70 Abemare, offer for ale the
uonl' lying on Chic kahOminy river n the COME " I
& contains about nine hunir ed AMI wenfv no,
aI ~ not more ia woods Of original growth .baU, o
acres OF the unceared lan is rra,. and =, ,
ahi susceptible OF irrigation AZ ali t,n,es. 80,
yatalLe - heaIy umbersd with pine az 49, ti
's greater part OF which good tobacc S l,nS
r,er, ~ ty eIeareu land Is in a OF improys-
producing from siI 10 bbls OF corn rar
s,' ueaao~ OF twenty I'VE acres set in sIass Tbc
yiLents consist Ui dwelling hon =. ,r;,h
rooms Tree OF them ~ feet square ans eycr, eNth
an convenient out house. The situation is rsmsrSssyy
Su iu ne centre ola and unproying $500
,tI VII sell The tract entire or divide hi ,r 80,
@ ANY further description is deemed I,nps.ss
siy' - " Is presumed will purch,so 80
m ~, H5 We premises Mysefor overseer viii aiws,s h.
IN, ., anl VII show The land 10 all persons wish
20 veg H. ANY communication Addressed - 80 y,
D 'SInh, or hsssrs Dunlop Moncure a Co, viii he
FaiTiSEi sem I! IN MILES MACON.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-21

For Frd,y Evening,
Virginia Monorgaha, No - To be drawn At tho Coffee
House at M.-S7usO, a,o, % no, - OF IOO etc.
1Ickciss g. ~.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-21
UODERT wuITEnEAD.
ATTORNEY AT Law,
I0riHr sion. .Nsfyfu Totufy J.,

iHh Ihc law c"nruersip Chl-tirE between the Hon
James 'dfianI anu ihC subscriber, has expired hy
limitation ~ contract, AMI will not hC continued former
having removed iolyuchhurg Tho subscriber will con
n' To- reside m InvingHnn, and practice iu Nsson Am
horst, Bu. kurh1u ami Ahmlrr, regularly I'M both die
lsiTtIor uui superior Courts
Ihc subscriber alone is authorized fu close aud settle
a ih' business NJ inc late cu-rarfurshp itsr4 rr-
Aion 10 business entrusted p them. will therefore be h
rcc'cl 10 him nithir place.
,.,.,.,... RO WHITEHEAD.
RGFERENCEs.-Ncss Go1ic q 70 tfuu Attorneys
a' law, Hubbard Gardner, &. & r ~. ETis VI rat.
shh' a. Co ". z. Gwlihmey T. - Crcusfaw a 60,
LOWS Wchh, WIN '. Butler, tno. " Chuenn. Wm a.
h'chcr, E.Is Mcssrs. IonIrna, WinnaEam & Drcwry.
81. Richards 4 Co., Richmond
Ht.wff
~ The Enquirer anil Compiler will insert the above
oThe sam" length VI time, anI ui their counts to hs
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-21
SALES AT AUCTION.
BY lNLOES & BROTHER,
Corner opposite Bell Tavern.
VALUABLE MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS
IN .3uefi-n


On "WEDNESDAY EVENING s-u,c,nber d., .or
Menenx Al O'Clock, will sell at auction ~ tlouf re-
serve, large snd valuable COLLECTION OF Niarel,,.n,.
oyoks, ETC., embracing, M paIi-The Waverly S8yel.
v,i, 80 pnineIoi,s hisory, vols Svo-Boz's Works
Us sSo-byfon, vol $40 ami 10 vol.-Spas
WORKS, yois-do Do. 1 vol diamond e,J,i,n ,,,,h 49,
'oIN. o. 'tnolet Fielding Goldsmith, r6cId Mar
Irving ahh others-Coopat'z Naval History yols syo
~ More, scott Hemans, IAnson. Hurnu MIt,p ynnns
vs. az hcaui. anu collins, Roger, Campb.Il
80 ME- Nhhs, 'owp"r and Thompson, | vol each 4 L
pfary efiuon, svo-lrvinE's Toiumt,ua yot.
Vol 7vg-Works Of Hannah More, 1 vol sv,-Pln,,sIi,
LNes-fhilhps, turr1n Graitan's nj Emm.t's sr..rt
90 Vol svp-Josephus Woi ks-kmerican Coas,ihiion-
tuerH Mechanics CalrulaioT-P.uu, J.y.gi,s -,
10 Veh.f~yngs-thambcT's EdnbuI IN Journal
hagazneR vols, 5sD iliusrIions-walEer5s Detion.rv
'nil.. on 'pnsdtuiiou, ! volums-Nenophnns Wotss I
un, ,er Lyy, vols-smHh's Thueyddes- Belize /.
nlnS- speeehes-Tytcr's History, 2 vols-Ios shsrt's
,,Ipu--cou Lie Of NIpoeon-Hisfory Of Quadrlpsda
laTdner on stesm Engin.-Naval Baitiss
81 nc uny Arabian Nights vol svo with ulsiea-
Nicholas Nictcby, yols-OIv,T Twist Wi ii,s,1't.I
rtk~cs .'ub, 10 do-Fsmiy and Pocket Bibles In vreat
'r,ey. ."eb,ters DictUnsry-Johnsou ant w,Ler'a IL
hIok-bo. Of smpwIecks-Jack shepps ri-NaIrineri -
Llbr,r,-fai.s Of TeTrOr-Campa,gns 81 Nauoleon-
pu Diary IN Ameriea-S.m sick etc etc
ahs Books Paper and Quilts yanety. etc. etc or
se % Il "a 49,,
o. FRIDAY NEXT, 1eth instant at the rssene. nj Mr.
% s,hith con Prince erect, the re-!.nce OF "
the usual variety. "'''aS'i-
ALSO,
~ 20" same time and place viii b. hired Cr ,h b,t,.
w..1.I sad ,. N.r'o "-n.n WHO Il, hrs' rate Gook
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-21
ANY ONE OF VALUABLE EAKns

an dcE.rous 10 sell any my three Farms all Of
| which Nc u ls healthy a region - any IN virginia
"SoIbIGR'~ EL-i'--is iu Orange Cuuufy. ON th. Ia,
Fi Aun NN'r short distance below the Rscruuu Fort.
aud about 80 miles from ErricTicES q contains gli
ACRES, h'f%rcu Jui 600 Of which cleared, IN, ypp
land is well umber"i auI situated This farm al Ia. ~,
cent css' ssuru' was valued higher by sworn officer
Than any tract ui 1ui ia Orange county II has Irrc
dweiIug house. wiiu- rooms aud usual out buildings
'SLhIE iilL'-lust opposite Sullrr's Re. {. in CgI
pepper county, is stih more valuable contains about 7l
acres oi iau between and ill ycIre cleared ana
l1h acres Of a." cleared land first grounds Tho
wool llna D. well imu"rCd aut much would proIue
on &.
THE HORSE sHOE"-lies in The bend OF the Robin
con Rycr. Cup, per county, the MlsoC II II Wi
It's AMI within about miles Of Orange Count House II
contains so acres iJn Of which ClcarcI-onc hale AZ
least Of the cleared land Is tnc lows grounds and tho nm
l'ud scaicCy less valuable. TINS farm AMI MN l.
Gilsscs have understood were, under the old assess
mont valued AZ the same price, aui higher than other
land the county Cuprpar while q ma,
pLhauUocS This farm tas a small dwelling house Ac
uTovcncut, aud clover AMI plaster finely upun
corn. wh.a, tobacco, aud well admitted 10 - ,ss
such seeconui valuable lands rarely ulcrctto tosc
Who may sock an Investment "a real estate.
more particular niuruiiIun may be hat ~ reference
tn jeremiah Morton, Esq. who vii boz Richmond unitI
90" AEh oi Apiil, aEi after that period hs farm a1n
IN The Horse shoc,"-1r - letter addressed To me
go GEORGE MORTON.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-21
LAND FOR sAIE

Is . iue o. decree Of the County Court Of H.prieo
slant at ii oe,oek is4 shall on the Ord in
@ G1er at public auction, az fair If not he neIi
's tere1Iier) lot Of land containinE AZ "a -.
ait.I House adjoining the lnds OF iShn q 49,
OF this city. N''' ''HE x nlles Moth east
seIs-,;fds sTARKE,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-21

IRE-H IMPORTATION OF HARDWARE CHILE
-, ~, 6c- IMPORTED DIRECT To JAMFS RIVER.
bkANDER, AND BRIG PhLO-
The limits Of advertisements will no ,rt - o., anal
Al me arucl"s "" have; therefore, We will stae tint
or assortment effl1lss a. - 4. ,a s,t,.
ems many desirable and cheap Eoo,h. Inc nanufari,I
~ En1ail nave sreauy reduced their prices ia aIeS
us laet sni We inieui wing az OF
e ileilon With the above goods an assortment
-',n haii 'o"is - ale n,de IA this country rem
~ SOCK worthy ui. nptce Of persons generally
ani rec .Or yourselves.
SMITH, HARDWOOD A. Co
- 10 <iNltn N'ht "ouT 10 k.ut, Kendall AfUairr.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-21
srRATfosis oRpI.E

coon LUCK, As USUAL, At srRArToSsi
drawing Of wcishwg L,uery, NJ 81. Drawn Sept. I5,h
- q u 81 - . 80 ~ g -
Ticket Ne % o. o., Prze Of ~, colt and csfhed
v rTRATrON.
ANOTHER ONE on $1,000
Drawing "f ir,HhuIg Ioer'. Euia ~ September 10th.
~ - ~ - ~ o. - = ~ - 10 -
Ticket Nos u - Prize OF sIuOl slbi sni rashc
~ HIWhITON,
tn. AuruEc Seller.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-21

KS. DREW wOuliTcsJ ectfI ID inform her friends
A'i aud patrons, that her school viii be rc.op.n.d r
ih' reception Of boarding anu day scholars 90 Monday
th"i % lay - October n. % I7-tISr nv
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-21

DIsEAsE 4 INlT-lMPURITY OF THE BLOOD THE
- ONLY DSEASE-HoS simple, yet how WISE
bow good and beautiful are an The laws of nature
simplicity and Truth stamped upun every law
Of the Creation. The mighty works watch roll in pace
IA every degree ofvelocy amt direction arc all governed
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-21
SALLY ~. HASRINS,
JOHN W UNSKiNS.
EDWD. T.. UASkINS,
TnIIN nhnLAN

~ the time AMI place. will toe sold the crpp Of Corn
Fodder, Sc. together with the other uCt
properly belonging the Of John IIaskins decd
TERMS:
For all sums Of ten doaTand under, cash will he rCgr.
81 TOT all sum over ten dollars bond with approved
rty, payable Twelve months after date with Interest fuu
tho y II sllCwhich will be Trmird n the prime pa be
punctmlly paid JOHN ". HA-kINS,
LFlrLLf.I uI
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-21
FALL DRY GOODS

". undeIsEned have IN store, part 81 their Fall and
Winter Dry Goods are ia ,,ily rcr.io ~ ,he ~.
the whole cnnpf-iug unusually lafge and com.
alus a. oIinrni 10 which they invite the attention OF
~ he 0hnsiani their supplies will bs fully completes
iuenis. ~ '''" ~''"''
MNFoRDs, BACON q BAsKERvrLL.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-21

COOK - HILL,
LADIES' AND CENT? ENFN,s
hOO SHOE MANUFACTORY
10y 'tlVrN' N ". Jenkins Dry G0oda' store
- ,r,.,.-,.r,.. . VAIN STREET. "
IL - ~ ltlIiN inform their friends. and the pulfr
.tt 'I.F lrf prepared f1 mako f1 order svery -
you "l h''.s 'li shoes, 10 fre best tnd most fashl,p
i'nt ...c.ri rcrs1uiy, the very best
. l'.r nI tiru.I fui hfg.sh HI ami Morocco ssi,.
oi i2Hos work. 1uf the finest Freach Calf ski,s -
".uI'ufu's Booze tnH shoes ''' w
.c man i,,grns department. will be under the mi,
o., are .n '''eF''' considerable part Of our Pail sup
Laiiss. quilted ani Fur Shoes a new ar,,sle n, r.
lrtIl rubber Shoes
Leather and Hair Trunks ''t'''na
ftrrTf k1as
Ism ''" ~ wy W'uFr ~ tbs cifF.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-21
Plies of $500 Amounting To- $1,000.
FOR 18th SEPTEMBER.

Plies OF $500 Amounting To- $1,000.
FOR 18th SEPTEMBER.
Va Lccshurs iouery Class No ~ Tor ISL To
b. determined hy the drawn Ut thc Iuiiu Lottery Clas,
Nc 3 lsii - l." drawn at A.SinTiI u. e., Saturday,
10Th september, ISL.
BRILLIANT SCnEME.
rTiZ"nf S2tuNl
~ 2innIl irrizcsof oG,,On
ID go q making
- ZlguJ luNtsn dollars,
Of ln!Ul , 20 iSr II 300 &c llutaSu N0s % -
Tickets as; halves 10 quarters 20, cghths =. Ccrtt
hcuie' of - whole Eickcir. sop-ULsrcH proportion
=. For Tickets aud shares anI Certificates OF Plck
ages IN TIE above sChemes- Address
J. q GREGORY 60.
Manage g., Richmond, Va
To- Drawings sent immediately s.I u,y are avnr e
I sll who order above So
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-21
FOR RENT.

k-E Four Rooms HNer The store 81 the subscriber
nySU suitable ioT a small Panty, or for Offices an
6fiI lodging rooms Also, a Kitchen Tor rent Pos
@- session gwen immediately
John GAYNOR
sc III door above he Re
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-21

E1'-E'E@t@ >.
SsS The tine regular packet tcopp.r.tsst.u,d and
KID coppercdl brig ORLEANS, ". NicEham, u,.-fsr
Is nov ready TO receive freight for the above por
ahh VIII SAIL about the nth PUr freight or pass,.
haNus superior accommodations apply the Captain on
SET IIGsEI> q. A. I. i,,,,y u"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-21
FALL. & WINTER GOODS;

(NRouCii, BROOKS uuDsoN have the pleasure 81
announcing TO their frlsna ami the public that they
arc ulN Trre ~ II thsir cutlTc stock of
Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-03
GOOD NATURE ESSENTIAL TO HAP
80 PINESS

The great secret of happiness is a conten-
ted mind. Peace of conscience, like the
sun, will gid the dampest and the heaviest
clouds with glorious hues. Whenever such
man wanders in the boundless empire of God,
he carries his own happiness with him. In
the thronged hotels, or on the thronged pave
ment of the metropolis, in the motley assem-
blage of the cabin or deck of the steamboat;
in the lonely solitude OF the wilderness, or
by the cheerful blaze of the settlers fire, he
carries with him the same peaceful heart, and
the same impurturble Joy.
AS tar as enjoyment is concerned il is bet
Ter to be born a good natur'd dog than an i'll
natur'd man; it is better to have the small box
than the blues; and to be digging like the mole
In the bowels of the earth, than TO be cursed
with the infirnity of eternal grumbling.
A man may make himself as miserable as
he pleases. If he will stick out his elbows as
he walks the pavement, he must expect now
and then to be knocked down by some sturdy
bully. If he will take it upon himself to chas-
tise every churlish cur he meets he must ex-
pect occasionally to feel the impression of teeth
upon his heels. 1t is said of the eccentric John
Randolph that apoliticalopponent who wished
to draw him into quarrel, one day boldly
met him on the side walk in Washington, with
scoundrel meet"
"But l." said Randolph, with an expressive
wave of the hand, "always do;" and suiting
the action TO the words, he turned to one side
and went on his way. If we make battle
whenever others show fight, we shall have a
busy life.
Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-03

A TEMPEST IN A TEA PoT.-Public feeling
in the West, at the present time. is dashed into
perfect fury. Its workings sometimes re-
sembles the roaring of mighty cataract; anon
it is heard as the rumbling of distant thunder,
and again it shakes the earth from the Missis.
sippi to the Hockey Mountains, like an earth
quake in letters struggling for freedom. When
we tell
The cause of this Observation-Disclosures
This side OF the ocean,
it will be found but another illustration of the
old adage, that mighty events often originate
in trivial causes, and that men often succeed
In carrying on an extensive trade In the way
of kicking up a I'D fuss, though common
cling on remarkably small capital. Exam
pie:
The editor of the Peoples Gazette, publish
ed in Indiana, said or insinnated that ]. G..
Huckleberry stole a roller mould from the
printing office of N. Field, of Jacksonville,
basing his opinion on the allegations of Mr..
Field and the silence of Mr. Hnckleberry
relative to the imputation. Mr.. III. has since,
however, fatty denied The charge, and says
he never thought of stealing the roller mould.
The editor of the Peoples Gazette, in the
name of himself, on behalf of the people, and
in the face of the whole world, retracts every
void he said preiudicial to the dignity of Mr..
uckleberry;-but-an we beg our readers
to remark well this fact and dwell on its pro-.
bable import-Mr. N. Field utters not word
about the roller. the retractien of the editor
of the Peoples Gazette, or the culpabiiity or
innocence of the much injured Mr.. Huckle-
berry. The doubt on mems minds, therefore,
wakes still stronger-the mountain waves of
doubt and uncertainty rise still higher, and il
is left to that great Sybil, alone, time, to tell
how the thing will eventually terminate.
~ o. Pic.
Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-03

One of the arguments used by the Anti
Bondites is, that the constitution and the
charter of the Union Bank being public, the
purchasers of the bonds were bound to know
of the violation, of the one and the illegality
of the sale of the bonds under the other
We would ask these wiseacres how a foreign
err could know this when after the passage of
the charter the Governor signed the bonds and
made no objection to their legality. If he was
aware of the unconstitutionality of the char
Ter then he and not the purchasers acted
fraudulently by causing the great seal of the
State to be affixed to instruments which he
knew to be invalid. If the supplement to the
charter rendered it all unconstitutional the
Governor should have known it, and proclaim
ed it THEN, and innocent men would not have
been ruined by confding in the plighted but
violated faith of Mississippi. True Issue.
Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-03

When the six new members from New Jer-
sey appeared at the desk of the House Of Rep.
resentatives to take the oath prescribed by
the constitution. loud applause arose from the
galleries, which was only silenced by the in
reference of the Speaker. Wronged and dis
franchised New Jersey, thou vert avenged
How proud must thy sons have felt when be-
holding thee again in thy robes of sovereignty
and dignity. assume thy wonted place among
thy sister States In the great national Council.
They can now say with the modest Roman
of them ALP
@Justice is satisfied, and Rome is Free"
True Issue.
Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-03

AUDAcIoUs--Just as the steamer Gen Brown
was about leaving the wharf yesterday after
noon, a fellow named Dan Comfy, with the ex-
terror Of an exquisite, entered the state room
of passenger, and distracted therefrom 3d.
600. Emboldened by success, he stepped up
to passenger, with the sang froid of an artist.
cut his guard-chain, and possessed himself Of
valuable gold watch. Ia third attenpt he
was detected; the boat hauled in to put him
ashore, and he was jailed to await the exam
nation of the Recorder-N O. Paper,
Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-03

friend at our elbow, reading the story in
yesterday paper of a clergyman who travelled
far ssto preach to vacant congregation" says
the expression reminds him of another anec-
dotc he had heard of an elderly divine, who
prayed that all destitute churches might be
supplied with svacant young ministers"
~ O. Pic.
Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-03

HAPPINESS AT HoME.--To be happy at home
is the ultimate result of all ambition--the end
in which every enterprise and labor tends, and
of which every desire prompts the prosecu-.
ton. 1t is indeed at home that every man,
must be known, by those who make Just
estimate of his virtue or felicity; for smiles and
embroidery are alike occasional, and the mind
is often dressed for show in painted honor and
fictitious bene evidence. 4
Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-03
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
MONDAY, June 7, IS4I.

After the House was called to order this NOR
ming, the Speaker rose and stated the difficult
position in which he was placed, and reques-
ted the House to decide what rules the Spea-
ker should be governed by; either the Rules
of the last Congress, or the Parliamentary
rules of Great Britain.
The discussion on the question of Mr.. Wise,
to adopt the rules of the last House of Repre-
sentatives for the government of this House,
with the amendment of Mr.. Adams, to reject
so much of the 2lst Rule as refuses to enter
tain abolition petitions, was resumed by Wise,
and continued by Mr.. Adams, w. c. Johnson
and T. B. King of Ga.
Mr.. Fillmore obtained the floor, and in a
few remarks in which he alluded to the impor-
tant business for which the session was called,
and after deprecating the tone of defiance and
threat. which had been INDUCED in by the gen.
tleman from Georgia, moved the previous
ques, which after a remark from Mr.. w. @.
johnson, was decided to be out of order.
Mr.. Mallory moved that the House adjourn;
when the ayes and noes were ordered-ayes
56, noes I49; so the House refused TO adjourn
The main question on the adoption of the
amendment of Mr.. Adams was then called for,
and the question ssshall the main question be
now put" was decided by ayes, I22.
Mr.. Dawson contended that tie main ques.
ton was Mr.. Wise's resolution to adopt the
Rules Of the last House, and that the vote just
taken cut off the amendments
Mr.. Gilmer hoped no advantage would be
taken of an erroneous impression, and he be-
lieved that the Speaker had decided right, in
making the amendment of Mr.. Adams the
main question.
The question as SO understood was then put
| and decided by ayes liz, noes 104; SO the
amendment of Mr.Adams was adopted.
The question then came up on Mr.. Wise's
motion, who then rose and after protesting a
gainst the adoption of the amendment moved
| TO lay his motion on the table.
Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-03
Tie Norwich Aurora, in a fit of sentimentat-
ism, excIaims:

ism, excaims:
Oh, my $3.50
Stick t in the fellow.
No, no; give him good DT cutting.
Wem-~~> the opportunity to add another Y
to the above, and think the villain deserves
good rouncing, and ought to have his i knock
ed out.-N O. Pic.