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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-01

Maj ,rity for Elliott &c
Thus you see we have re elected Mr. Elliott. hut
oy majority diminished. Mr. Morrall had been
oura acting Depnty sheriff for the last years, and
eectioneerng the whole time. A srea, many are
indebted to him for arrearages, ana did not like 10
vote against him. He was also Deputy Marshal to
aSe tne census OF this county, and every effort was
made on the part OF the Locos, whilst the who's
were confident OF success, were lukewa arm. and in
active IN taking these matters into considerat
believe our victory is decisive OF the politics of
'ns county than any election heretofore had, be-
cause the Locos must now be satisfied IN II thew
cannot eiecta candidate in this county under any
circumstances whatever.
The election for Congress in this county is no
sest many OF the Wings refused to vote for MIR.
smith, because he refused to abide Ivy the decision
VI "'e western Convention Yours, sc.
GILES AND MERCER, tVhis gain1
GILES c. H., April "a.
peniiemen-l hasten to give the result, OF the
and Mercer Counties ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-01

g, Improvsd.-Messrs. Dunnd & Co, engravers. N.
YORK have devised and patented desderaturo in
oank note engraving--to wit means Of preventing
sletatlons from low TO high denomination In
their process the amount Of the nots h o,;o,sd ~
arge REQ letters across the body OF the noe 90 s "a
cover the space for the signatures and the red ink
OF pigment OF such nature that Il cannot be ,f
Laced oY Chemical appliances without so dis6eu,ino
ne note e. TO insure detection The skful chemists
ISn'on, mepes and Milhsu. certify 10 the efficacy
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-01
CLARKE'S OFFICE.

Five Capitals Of $4,000 each. and 9s NJ s,ooo
TO be run for this day give call ~ the once r ore ~
mem ror the want OF purchasers several sham pTlzs.
have atey been returned b the Manaaers Thl shs,s
not Be esse therefore sive tan and presert h. re-
cum,"oe' -
I OnDON DOUH PUuT W,NS--1I e.-..
- doken each, superior % Por Wine nom The Iondo,
"''V' "o' TN sizER a SON,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-01
THE LETTER, tRrrrRRrD TO ABOVE,

SIR: herewith send you the vote OF Daniel
Webster on several occasions, while a member OF
Congress during the war.
LIST, On the 7th January, 1914, he voted against
m appropriation for defraying the expenses Of the
Navy.
p. Ca the 10Th January, 1914, he voted against a
proposition more eitectualy to detect aud punish
traitors and spies.
So. On the 25lh March he voted against the bill
"a cal. forth the militia to execute the laws of the
Union and repel invasion.
Ilh On the LIST Dee, only few days before the
sltirs ofthe Hartford Contention, he voted against
a bill to provide additional revenue for defrayins
the expenses OF the Government and maintaining the
public credit.
5;h. On the IOih he voted TO postpone indef.
niteiy bill authorizing the President OF the United
States TO call upon the several States for their
specJive quotas Of militia TO defend the f,onlier
against invasion.
9Th. On the 18th, az inst the same bill.
5th. He also voted against a bill provide ad-
dtionai revenue for the support Of Government and
public credit, and also against appropriation for
rebuilding the Capitol, which had been destroyed
10y the enemy.
The above is taken from the public records at
Washington. could give you more, but the above
J. enough such Is the vote Of n Toru now called
Uhis. Sory ! an to fad you in such company,
with such leader.
" hat follows ., OF a private nature.
Respectfu!ly YOURS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-01
mn LEIDY's moon PILLs

A COMPONENT part o. which IL sarsaparilla, are tbs
n safest best, add most cncctusl Pills known a. a
spring m purifier They may be used without TeuTslnt
from Diet or occupation from mode temperate Iv
inr, fear from exposure TO wet and cold They are
warranted free from and All or minerals ana
an antiiote against their bad effects. For sale WV
~, n...,.,eAAINoR& ROYsTER,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-01
WILLIAMS q HAxArL.
TO T INsr TGsasSo ssss S

IlY the Improvement In The machinery. SC AZ Tie Bss
- Iso Works. af1rd 20 sell tho Nails
ed THAT establishment low AZ tsse made other
IN the Country, and especially such Nails
coorcng tobacco hogsheads and and tnnn boHes
IN this description Of Nais have this day made con
SIDERABLE reduction IN price, and the quality o.
~ our Nails 10 be equal 10 shy made In the country
buyers are invited 90 call aud Narne foi themselves
i-d2W JOHN ". THIPIETT A SON
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-01
TRUST SALE OF LAND NEAR RICH


pursuance Of the provisions Of deed Of bear.
ing date on the llth ray Of September 1895 and re.
corded IN The Clerks Once Of HcnTico County Court
eeulcdbJ John Yaibrough 10 the sbse rber for certain
purposes expressed in the aid deed. shall on TUFa.
DAft the Tito lay 81 May, 1871. O'Clock In the aeT.
noon proceed 10 sell, the premi public auction
10 The ah"s bidder, for oash, pare In
nc county Of Henfco near the city of Richmond con.
taninR, by survey, thirty FIVE and half This land
IL suledin The OF the said Yarbrough's resdence
near The Oh Hospital. snd Hes partly Gies Crcek.
shall convey to the purchasers sue tile only
cd In INC bY virtue ofthe deed Of trust aforesaid.
IN dtd LOFTIN N. Elicit, Trustee.
EXTRA CURIOUS GUNPOWDER TEA-A lew paeks.
~ Res Gunpowder Tea, marked Extra Curious and Of
very fine quality, for sale.
MI ~ ABBoTT.
VERY SUPERIOR IMITATION CHEESE Imitation
English Cheese very little inferior to tho best iEn.
glsh, just received, for sale.
nj J. n ABBoTT
NEW NORTH CAROLINA HRHRiNGS-3DO bbls new
~ nth Carolina Herrngs, hourly exp scted Tor sale
IN WILLIAMS HANAL.
FAMILY ROE HERRlN0-il hs1 this superior Roe
HeIrna., pdtup expressly for family use lsnd from
sohr WIN w Hall for sale.
NIIIIAMa
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-01
From the NJ v, Express, .7prii ~.
Mr. WEBSTER AND THE LATE WAR

During the struggles Of the last election, some
parties appear to have explored the Journals o
Congress-. during the war with England, to find
m liter OF accusation against MIR. Webster.
letter was published, thereto subjoinedl
appearing TO furnish the result ofsuch examination
Whether this tair not, few people could
Judge as few have either The means the leisure OF
gOiag through so many volumes OF public proceed
ings, and seeing whether the real truth has been
extracted not.
BuLa friend of ours, in this city, having leisure
sufficient ~ these dull times, has prepared state
Inent IN answer to the charges in the letter aiore-
said.
We row publish the letter aud the statement,
and the request Of the writer, publish part OF
Mo Webster's speech, IN reply TO Mir. Calhoun,
March 22i, 1888.
We command the consideration Of these papers
not only to the friends OF the last administration
generally but IN an especial manner to Gov. Polk,
at Tennessee. who, by the newspaper accounts, is
already ION the stump" as the Western phrase IS,
for the next August election.
Instead OF discussing subjects OF present interest,"
the worthy and venerable GOvernor seems to
ioice IN discussions relating TO by-gone times.
There appears to be two objects which most at
tract hts Excellsncy's attentions; one TO abuse Mr..
Clay, who supported the war, and the other to
abuse Mr. Webster, who, he says, opposed 1t.
We hope his Exceliency will not omit some no.
tce OF the Berlin and Milan decrees the affair Of the
Chesapeake, and that he will even take no.
lice OF the qbdSi war with France.
The venerable Governor will see how important
IL IS To enter into these matters, when the questions
before the American people are, whether an ex-
haus;ed Treasury shall be replcnishcd, whether
the country shall be defended, and whether
any attempt shall be made, by giving a sound cur
roucy To the country, to revive business and conf
deuce, and restore public and private credit.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-01
& III Il A Il Ii d KS,
NOW REcEIyIsG BY
INIOES s. BROTHER

NOW RECEIVING BIT
INLOES s. BROTHER,
Corner opposite Bell Tavern
(tHARLES oMALLEY, the Irish Dragoon
" Harry Lonrequer (same auihor)
The Tower OF London, by Ainsworh
Jack Sheppard, do
Richar sons New English Dictionary 2y quarto
Mrs IIeman's complete Poetical w.rks
says Political Economy
Boxes BelPs Practice Of Medicine
Miss Leshe's complete Cookery
Chambers Edinburx Journal
Penny Magazine, conpleie
Todd's Johnson's and Walkers Dictionary, sc. &c.
All OF which are offered at REDUCED PRICE,
mi
Old WHISK Ely AND OLD WINES.
Y = BBLs Leigler's old Rye whskey-and
- Newton. Gordon Murdoch A. Co.'s Ola Madeira and
omir's Old sherry, In casks aud hall ar casks For
saleby JOHN X. TRlPIETT & SON.
MI
MILES a SONS BEAUTIFUL DRESS
nu BOOTs.-A beautiful supply Of the above Dress
Boots made In suncror AMI elegant STYLE expressly
the subscriber Gentlemen be assured that my pre-
sent stock Of fine Boots Is very desirable
SAMUEL PITNEY,
m Opposite the Ruins Eagle Hotel.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-01

Nh The fine new schr PALM, CIowel, mas err, hav-
ekIkb ing part Of her rofgo engaged will have ime
date dispatch For freight or passage, apply on
board, at Pickeu's wharf or
mi JAMES FISHER a SON.
TO SPEARS a. PATToN-Taks Nouce-Thai .
shall on "wednesday the 9ih Day Of June between tho
hours OF and6 VI, take tho Opposition Of Young w.
Redmond T. ]. Redmond lohabod lee and others al tho
once OF Vandercrnh, steel Met all 10 GAINESVILLE stump
Ter County Alabama TO he read evidence a now
pending In the Circuit Superior Court OF aw Chance.
~ Tor LuneDbuTg County, Va, In which you plant n
anh am defendant W from any the above depoEi.
ION should not be taken the above named day they will
be aFen on Thurfday the 0ih Of the month 10
not completed 10 continue from day 10 day
P1iiNhIIAS TOwIKEs.
IunenhtTr. mi ulsu
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-01

VERY SUPERIOR IMITATION CHEESE Imitation
English Cheese very little Inferior to tho best iEn.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-01

NEW NORTH CAROLiNA HRERiNGs-S0O bbIS nsS.
Hrth Carolina Hcrrlngs hourly exp scted Tor sale
IN WILLIAMS A tiaXAII
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-10-02

1t is proposed 10 hold grent Western Wing
Convention, in Cincinnati Louisville, IN the
early part Of November next, TO give an express
sion oil the opinions entertained in the west Ct
the unprecedented conduct Of President Tyler.
If the people " sh and viii attend such Cons
venlion, we should be happy to sec such mani
fcsiation of that spirit which we know pervades
all true Wings in the West, as would strike with
irresistible force the accidental occupant Of the
White House, and learn him that the Yves, is no,
to be forced into his support, or that her citizens,
those too selected TO important stations by her la
mented Harrison, 10 be nsulted with inpu
nifty. The people of The west will not bear or
brook an obstinate disgrace Of their expressed
wishes but they will in their might Gust from
power and place the man who can in a vain lori
Gus spirit, say the people stand, back for an
greater than yc oil.
II need not be considered Boosting for Us to
say that the people Of The West are proud and
indepeudent-that they are MEN, conscious Of the
powers and rights God has given them, and hal
they are not afraid to assert those rights and ex
ert those powers. in opposition TO any wrong tha
may be sought to be inflicted upon them by then
fellow -nan-'',hey know their rights, and know
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-10-02
Sycophaucy, and

ing, dare maintain taem." Sycophancy, and
base cringlng adhesion 10 power, constitutes no
part OF their nature. And the loud and thunder.
toned manifestations, whieb, during the canvass
OF 1910. made the Magician of kfnderhook irem-
bic upon the ioul aud eorrup, throne he had erect
ed for himself, we're but prelude 10 The earih-
quake and conclusive power, which shall make
his successor own. ami humbls bow 10 the supre-
macy of the People In the late contest. the
Wings of the West. baticd ma nfuily against Ex-
ecu,ive influence and power-aeainst tie COM
bined strength Of the sword and The purse in the
hands of one man, and they most sisnaly triumph
ed; but whilst every patriot heart was big with
gratitude Tor the giorIons triumph Of virtue over
corruption, God IN his wisdom, saw fl, TO deprive
/ Us OIL me services OF the great and good man,
under whose banner sc had so successfully con-
tended, ahd again cast US upon the uncertain
waves OF the political ocean. Though our brave
Commander sleeps IN the cold aud scn, tomb
yet the principles he advocated, can never die
they are eternal With another advocate Of those
principles, we can again commence the good fight
bear ai"tt The same banner, md with the blessing
OF that Prov idence which has seen fit 10 so So
'erely atflct US, we viii yet conquer In looking
around for that standard bearer, the mind guided
by the dictates of duty, principle and gratitude
turns 10 him who has been most conspicuous for
The last twelve years in the denunciation Of Tx.
ecutlve power. II points 10 one man. Can there
be 4 doub. in the mind Of any person, who surveys
the whole country? The wishes and sentiment
OF the Wing party cannot be misunderstood l,
is exhibited upon every occasion whore The public
voice can find an opportunity t. be heard. The
name of HENRY CLAY IS the only one tha,
speaks to the heart of every Wing. Let them be
assembled wherever they may, whether upon
hills OF Maine, or the uny plains of the south,
the dense forests Of the West, YOU tind there
IS not whose enthusiasm will not vent
Itself IN the loud shou. oil approval al and rrdo when
/ the nane of HENRY CLAY Is pronounced And
although the late venofated and revered Hero oG
riPPecanoe, was admired by almost ld"izing
hearts, YET Henry CLAY 5 the representation
/ OF Wing principles, holds more entirely tho IN
divided devotion Of every Wing His mind en-
bodies the empyroan fire of Wing principles
His reputation has not been earned IN ii day ;
but his whole life has been a contest for his coun
try.
In the canvass which has, conceive, al
ready begun, know that we shall long
participate, except as private citizen; but our
heart will be IN it, and God grant that that party
may triumph which battles in the name of the
People and LIBERTY, and under the banner OF
HENRY CLAY
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-10-02
Dinner 10 Henry Clay.

The citizens Of Fayeie county, Kentucky,
propose TO give public dinner TO their 'inst'ious
fellow citizen, Henry Clay, on the 1ih oil thus
inst. This is right. The services Of The faith
ful patriot and statesman. deserves an ackno"i-
edgment from his constituents, and we kno" oil
no better means for congraiulation and man'fes-
taion of approval than IS afforded By pubic
dinner 1t blends the social and domestic scenes
of life with those o! politics and public service.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-10-02
Clay Clubs.

An Association Of the political friends OF Mr..
Clay has been organized in The city OF phiiadel-
phia, having for lis object complete and thorough
organization against the policy of Mr. Tyler 10
The assumption Of Executive power, and retain
ing in opposition 10 a respectable majority OF
Congress, the entire control Of the surord ana
purse Of the nation.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-10-02
MCLEOD.

The term OF the court at which Mcleod is TO
be tried commenced its session on Monday last
It is said, tina, the commissions sen, into Canada
have been returncd to Utica and opened md that
the evidence to prove alibi Is positive. 1t Is
proved that the prisoner elsewhere tho
nigh, of the burning of the Caroline, and conse-
quenuy he could not have participated in that
affair.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-10-02

The Hon JOHN GREGG, the member Of Congress
elected to the place vacaiedb by Mr. Granger, when
he was appointed to the Post office Department,
has res gned his seat. His objec, is give his
constituents an opportunity of returning Mr.
Granger 10 Congress
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-10-02
WAsnIyerov, Sept, Is, lS41.

Large stone.--One of The corner blocks for the
new ston Exchange, arrived in that city on
Monday. II was drawn IN by sixty yoke of
en- and six horses. weighs about fifty seven tons,
measurement, and is forty feet long, and SIX wide
and four or FIVE in thickness.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-10-02
THE BIBLE IN COMMON SCHOOLS.

Articles on this subject hive appeared IN the
columns Of the Palladium from time u time
The frs: appeared during absence, and as it
in review of an address which mad been ex
tensiselv circua ed fell, some hesitation In
Withholding the RENAL nder Of the review. Those
articles have led to p controversy; but we hope
not an Improbable one The subject Of Com
mon Schools, and the books which should be used
therein, subj ect which should receive the aien-
ton OF every member of community. The Com
non School, Is where the inteilgcn"es which are
to rule this country are 'ormed-it Is where the
mass OF our population receive the principles
which to govern their conduct through life
1t Is where narrow and sectarian views Or liberal
aud enlightened principles limb, bed /: therefore.
we have believed the discussion Of this subject
woald be somewhat interesting to our readers
We know that its Importance should make II so.
We shall however expect the controversy closed
our correspondents shall find the subiect
fully discussed, and request that they will
coutinc themselves strictly tn the subject.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-10-02

or Correspondents will have 10 excuse rs for
The omission Of their communications this week.
Impor,an, public documents exclude much other
matter tina, we should be pleased TO insert. Our
friend and Correspondent at Cumberland IS re-
specially Informed that his communicate were
duly received: but that we decline an insertion
of them, as we feel much more anxious 10 put an
s.end'' TO Executive usurPa,lon in our gene al
government, than 10 Prove when the lend Of the
,rorld'' was, wit be.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-10-02

In recent absence from our post, several
things have transplred in the political world
Which should have received our notice and attcn-
tlou had been home. The most important
Of which the singular and unexpected CON
duct Of our Wing President, in respect to the
second Bank Bill The dissolution Of the Cabi-
net, selected by the wisdom of the lamontod
HARRISON is calculated TO awaken most unpleas
ant feelings, and the manner IN which they were
treated by Mr.. TYLER. should think would a :
rouse the Indignation of all political friends at
least, if not Of all honorable men.
We cannot rcfrain from an expression of
opinion, humble though it be, of the course
OF MIR. Tyler. The most Objectionable feature
in the administration Of Gen. jackson was that
of our Goyernment-usurping powers not grant
ed BY The Constitution, and in open disregard Of
the wishes and VIII Of the people, as expressed
through their representatives. in Congress. Mr.
| Tyler has rendered this same feature moro fan
more obnoxious than did Gen. jackson. The tn
fling and we must say peril!ous manner in W hicl
| he used his Cabinet, shows that he lacked the
| frnsae3s and independence of jackson, if he dir
persue the same disregard of the wishes of The
people. To induce the members of Congress II
pass bill, dictated by him, and under pledge
TO sign the same, and then veto it an acme o
meanness unworthy the most hcariess locofoct
IN the land. We speak plain We make no pro
fesson # that spurious dignity which character
yes men, but speak that may be under
stood. 1t is true that since Mr.. Tyler became
! President, the Palladium has been aTrecipient O
patronage, from some of the departments, Blu
that shall never influence ma independent expires
SION Of our opinions. That is a compromise W
can make while we have the control Of
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-10-02

The Ne,o Cabinet.-It is generally understood
that JUDGE MLEAS declines accepting the otiice
assigned to him by President Tyler.
JUDGE USHER. has notified The President Of his
intention TO accept the appointment to the Head
Of the Navy Department.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-10-02

Right and Justice.--Some Of the citizens Of
Rhawav, ~ J.. recently rode a man named Pr'n-
daE. on rail, for abandoning his wife Served
him right.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-10-02

The late orm in the South has done immens
damage 10 the rice crop. One planter had 10
acres OF rice oyerfowed with water.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-10-02

Femal9 la,or IN Ne,o York .-'The price paid
for making cbih caps in New York is stated 10 be
% centsn pnce, the party being obliged to take
twelve al "A tme.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-10-02

LIBEL sun Cooper, the novelist, has obtain
ed a verdict gains: Park Benjamin. Damages.
< 315
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-10-02

There is in that dreams every night he's IN
N-ioi-waking up ne finds he's fiscal cooperation.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-10-02

A man IN torn dreams every night that he Is
the Bank BIZ The other night he got up in
his sleep and koke hts nose against the bed post:
There In setoed!" said he. THIS was the
first intimaion the people had Of the con ing fate
of the fiscal sgeut" TINS repaired his
nose with compromise" plaster. and then blew
it with = "brnch1g" handkerchief. We had
..ohieciiors''to any thing he did. II was has
nose.-TN. c. Crescent Ctty.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-10-02

EXPLOITATION OF SPEcIE.-Thls article has re
commenced moving from this country with mucl
rapidity In the last three weeks near a mil
lion Of aa!ia@ have been shipped from New
York lrr Engund and France.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-10-02

NouNTpN or Mr.. ERErr,-Fhe Nom
nation Of ths gentleman was confirmed BY a
vote OF =. to -. II WIS strictly party vote,
with the exception Of Mr. Archer, Of Va. and
Mr. Prest.n, # S c. IN the negative. Messrs.
Williams Ct ilaine, Pierce Of \. ii. and Wight
Of y. Y. abenteL themselves, that north Of
the Delaware but tJco Senators, the notorious
Woodbury., If \. II. and Smith of Conn were
found willing To become the unprecedented spirits
Of slavery AL locofocolsm.- Ctn. Chronicle.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1841-01-05

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