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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-17

JAMES PHALEN q CO.,, Managers,
RICHMOND. VA.
IUNDER THE EXCHANGE HOTEL

i.
JAMES PiIALEN q co., Managers.
RICHMOND. VA.
lUNDER THE EXCHANGE HOTEL
Drawing Of Gcorg. town Lottery, Class loI.
"a 81 10 10 IL p 80 - 20 %.
Driving of tse School Fund Lottery Glass; DO
1s 81 40 u " 10 ~ 80 ~ 81 70 81 rs 81
'S " prize OF siUc sold from the country
Drawing Of the Georgetown Lottery Class lO2
1879 10 II u g. 30 2 30 81 g.
$4,000!
PosomoEc River Lottery, Class l55-To be drawn a,
Numineion, Del, Thursday, Dec 10 Drawing received
SauiI.y eVcnths tap,'as-cS,0iu 5"tN 25N, 2I,5 a.
T w etc 10 Nos-lG drawn ballots. Whole Tickets
Georgetown Lottery OF DelaWare-To be drawn n, VIII,
tnislon, frinay Dccem. l7-Di-wing receyed N,,,Isy
sNe"ing-Captals- ecu; Z0,O. IU6 roo OF no.,
"no.e TickSis s2-shares in proportion 49,
$40 0O0-SI0OOO
School Fund Lottery Of x Glass 225-To he ,,r,w,
rauTiAy Dec. lIh. In Pr,Vdcace-DIawns T.c.ryrJ
in.sLi morning iDIONins. Cipiials-sBnUH uaO ts,S
1N - =, 2s lli7. - Of lnu, ~ Of 5s ~ of 3D a.,
OF ~, &c. 10 Nos-.S drawn. Tickets slu-shaTes in
proportion. eS II"
licse:s, shares rni rackare- In all the alo,. ttpl, M
rudf Lotteries 81 which James Pi,alcu 4 o. are y.us
gers, may al any tite us ound tie shoye office
',u'i7 iIsm raI % th- Union ,ec.yc me ., me
eon"JenhI aud prompt attention il personal app.oa
80 rI'-c' e-Shei' In oil cases on presentation tire
Gc No.; .,,'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-17

ioSE persons who intend To s.sd their Negroes n Us
L 10 be hredout lot the cusuins year. will consu III cir
own Interest 10y sending them la c,y possible we
VIII eve our attention - Ia sickness thious
out the year. kICHD HILL. JR..
RiJifD g. TUNsTkLL
Ofice on Main street, over the
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-17

. 2
t)LEhSANTS a BhiLlE have thia ,,v SOLD - NJ T. D.
no, NhID Their Bv"!. aud J Office Mr. II l. too
wei known a. sEiiiu printer. REQUIRE coumculA lon
rom ua-ihcr"''c, ~ WON'T OHy .sg Ht Iiusc friends
VINO have 50 hhcraJ 'Iynrcd u. Viii continue their p,i.
InnAse 10 our successor, uui"r e cCu lent belief thar
ample justice Will he doLc them.
PLEAsANTs & BAlLIE.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-17
FOR NEw V6DV

PsN n INC REGULAR packet schr NASSAU Tan, - .,
$50 psaTo9Tn having most OF ller CARO- e1sPP Fan
s.-t ave hsraeh For fieisht or usss.se go, VIII
l1i,sntr accommodations aTpy on boaTd =, n97vlrg
.-II ut 20 JAMES FI<UEp a u1 IAN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-17
FOR RENT.

[c4A =, nc new brick once a prcsen, o.c,,i.,
E;AsI suIse, Der, In rear OF Messrs. Tsbb = Guy
l&s<i eiurtIF sore, aud near the Exchan-o "ts
L,,i @ @ aud well arranged for en- sG5e IL
'II1ns ROOM lot single gentleman Euoure oS se' OF
PHILIP r
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-17

IuHr received por ship Independence, from England
~ very sglrnhii assortment Of Duslins. PocEet an
IrV"iing PISTOLS. mtnu'icured by the very best work
men IN EhglInd, expressly to my orders
a., THOMAS rYRER,
~ inppTtcr Of Guns PISTOLS. &c.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-17
MUSIC.

IuST received large collection Of the mrst popu,r
a. s2nFs Waltzcs, Galops, Marches Rond,s aud Airs
The ahnvc - addition the LARGEST Stock Of Music
nnT Nusi,. ,s,,,. ,,,,.,,I "a 80
" pBERr iItil has tikyn IN Onsc on lid cInEs ,r,c
~ ~ INC heU Tavern AMI will attend 4, the selling ~
once hrt1c ont sol g5Ets and collecting drba i'm This
tiy, The counties of Caroline, Kin, Wtll,n u,nSys,
Chesterfield and the town of p e'aTsbury, dee o
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-17

ava possession sfreH fTlnsgta,,yy
IL - avery desirable ttlc farm abc,, y 1t.
fEgtH Richmond the Brook Tuynpis : inlies rom
tI9 ~ acres. The Improvements are rooJ n 1nns
-, - WIN rooms. and al convenient 49,, b,i rouse
al a.tr ana hne garden. To good t.n.n, Og,slnnEs
,,.ro RICHARD HILL Jr sco
Over the Ep,,ir'Nc.O'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-17
CoMaIssiHssR's OFFICE, ,
Ricnman ISb Dpr iSn

The parties abov" ramcd and ia this is. are
Ec''bN u"ih"dihii Rave appoatcd Tuesday the lin
dy OF January next, 1872 TO the execution OF
an 1ti'r In the above GAUGE i'rd the 2l October last
ara To me directed, which day they are required TO
airn I'm tis ONCE, al 10 O'Clock A. with all papers
do 'umens sud vouchers rel.vsn' thereto tina, viii e.
nc liit' the duties cu'uined IN order
: de l3--wiw ~ N plirIAiIX cnri,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-17
FOR A SOUTHERN p66 ~
I OK I.
(Chnrlesion nrrfnrrnnN

GN me Iesuar packet sehr LIZ NCUBURc N.
HlA,et having her cargo nearly enr,raI
-. an axe or3 y packages Of tobacco ~ rnssEeu
L uais1 or passas having good aceomIoos,iP 'eie
30 6 ~ b,,,i.Ins wharf, to
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-17
ItAIbRANfSs' t'NTENT PLATFORM a.
COUNTER BALhEC rs, Tor sac By
nNyIN

J""I-'I TlFnF Tho FtrhEnsc IIniel-
MARSHALL. EUna,'rl a. L. : " AlSh.
ROOMS. OPPOI;rE rnE BANKS.
MY stock OF Furniture slagc aud my own lnannfic.
Az turc, which isohrted On good arclcs OF
similar oh,scte bc pure based a, tn the state call
from purchasers Ia solicited
Having iust returned from the North where
good aui general stock IT Mahogany, Cabinet gas.rs
AMI taTptniets bc supplied "a accommodating t,rtns
All orders promptly attendedto.
. if m syiru
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-17
BY DAVENPORT & ALLEN.

BY DAVENPORT & ALLEN.
GROCERIES, &c.
on MONDAY, Dec. 2Osh, a. lQt oclo,k ., our k,.,i
store viii De sold AZ public auction the fnpWitg aT,
sums under slO0 cash and ever sion 80
iOE approved paper. e'e'i.
tni bags old Java Coffee
lDl bags Rio Coffee
10 hhds Porto Rico Sugars
70 bblS whi!e Brazil sugars
iuJ boxes best Sperruace; Caudes
100 do Brown Soap
100 bh's MOL Herrnrs
10 half chests Fine Teas
o. rcAms Wrapping PAPER
~ hhts MUissses
Wines, &c.
ADDITIONAL. - "'
10 hhds Creole Rum
Pipes Gin
30 Boxes Bunch Rafsirs
10 sucks Alinonia
RIFLE POWDER.
30 Kegs Rife Powder, FFxFFP
Tie quality isWarrautct by us NJ.
SICILY VI. WINE
~ ar pipes, Cannrs hfanf, Wine
POTATOES.
SEQ bushels Mercer Potatoes
TO sacks salt. MA ,.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-17

ne SuD,cLlhcr having been aPrnn'e Agent 'or WA
hA"AN a cos Type Foundry, Seg Ynrs will c1acuts
oGier3 Ter any amount o. BIoS and Newspaper Type or
h', apparatus Tor PTu;ng, from The shove well known
,d"'Shuin" ON as favorable Terms they can Ic OIL
l'I1 ~ ~ TIC Ei>i"Tn CiIcs specimen ~ their TYNE
snInrnanrhs con he seen b' calAg II my Printing or
NC iIscnm Bui.ing Richmond, Va
- cif ID pERN,hn
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-17
IS REWARD

90 KEW MID.
STRASED from the s,ibsc rbers on or abou, the inth
- "i October last rcd and white spotted cow, marks
not ieenlccicd She IA large ani pretty Cow, about
yesrs In toe order, anI perhaps has Caf with
her sh. Mas raised In the ncghSouI Of Juhn.ons
SPRINGS conch'lnh County, AMI have Icturneto tho
s'ne ncsnbourhoni reward Uf 81 will bc given any
one who Will dciiver the said Cow In this city.
de IF eii ps
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-17

Driving Of tse School Fund Lottery. Cl,ss aiS:
IS " prize OF siUc, sold gentleman from tic eoun,r
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-17
FOR RRE,iEN

EtH The ship MADISON e u w., $500.
49, " s.y INT vii be ready take in a. sDon :. -
:, iuN'ari cargo l. !ischrrEeh IIavns ,b.ao - net
~ ueI cargo ens'ged, she will clear aboni H. ~,
PCT, ror eisht' Apply TO Z s;anbacE Son q CO %
dc
Ijber,i e, r,,,...t. CHA'S PALMER
" 'e 'poresA oIthe eonsgnees Of the hin s"lhenI.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-17
GENERAL AGENCY.
NEGRO HIRING,

RICHARD HILL. JR. & co.
a TEND Ia Renting out an' selling Property, Collect
"a iag Debts Iiirins NegrUcs, Se. de p
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-17
TOR RENT,

1hA p.ssfss'oH efreH tp1pisdiafot,
~ lI.lN'iy desirable family resbts,,s- i. - -
EssM soc HiL opposite VT X G WorIb,r,ss ~ p ,noc
.lifsI sion rlycn immediately Anpi, ,s fosses-
no y-1wu INNIy TItou,s r.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-17
BY INLOES s BROTHER

81 lNLOES y BROTHER.
REGULAR SALE DAYS: TUESDAYS Thu-s,,v, ,,,s.
IHtGly Liberal cash advances E1e on Goods nfens
ed for Pubhc sale. ' '"'e"u
on THURSDAY, Dec. 18th, ISL rou,p.r.,... =. ~ -
clhcE we will se'Iiu front our store an assor-r'
FURNITURE groceries, &c. consisting IN mart N ' "
Mahogany Siicbolrds, Bureaus
DO and other Tables
Feather Beds and Ee.itns
Wood and Cane scat ChaTI
Toilette Tables and Washsiant
Clocks ofylrnus kinds
Secretary aud Book Case
Rocking Chairs, Chiid's 90, ct
BACON, LIQUORS, sc.
5Nol prime MidIlins Bacon
- realms Letter Paper
p bb's Nhskfy
Fresh Firkiu Butter
~ btls Fish AMI HcITings
10 DO Brandy
WORK AND SADDLE HORSES.
Atlni o'elocs, several cool work and ssdie Hor...
Ue 10 l. g., Auels
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
IN aidtcn 10 onT regular sale IN front store We
sell qn1niy Of Richmond made Furniture consisipg of
DO Cabinets
DO Siicbrards
90 Suia, spring seat
d. Bcdsttad, hiah post
dozen Maple Chairs CURED
] pr Car Tables
good Feds
2curici Hli Mattresses
2Carpctsi Rocking Chairs; Tenders etc.
PoSTPoSENENr
The above Sale. from The inceucucy Of the ,rc,,bor
- postponed Gutl SATURDAY., December 18th n me an.
noeI. lNl,pES y BROTHER
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-17
UiiICiS AiIOMI!Y LAND IiIIS sII.E----

| NTirGtNiAi-ht n Circuit, sdpeftpr CJu.t III Law
aud Gh'n.ory for TIE County of uenrico ami CITY OF
NlchGon'I'-"in q UstNuw, p'sf gainst smith New
Ndm'hstTstnrni DaAcI Htrwuui drr'd aud Admins
irG"T dc honis nnr OF Pleasant " II .rv0o iced with
,n"MI annexed 'hn Garter, SAIL u l'trwoon, Jnhu
huIiGn ani EEt his wife. Thos Novel AID Sarah his
WIFE, Pheasant w barwOci, AMI John liirwood defts.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-17
y. ID. nEHNARn.

Having bought Peasants Du.c's New Io, Pf,piiny or
me- EAU moved INTO The Museum Bu Idns ~, stairs is
70" ue cr pIepirc than oNcrto execute III Kin Ook
lo anu faicy work. His lace assortment OF Typs and
ieSScs Will the assistance of the beet orkrn.n vii cna
the bcst manner. ~ "
lie returns hts thanks his friends and the public for
I'c hbttI patronage heretofore beloved .n him ana
hopes Oy sIict attention 10 business, contnu
( ancc Of thUiI lavois
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-17
TO THE MEMBERS or THE trcIsI
TURE

I6Hb tnvifc your parfir Mar attsntlcp a. -
- aff'ri'nnui cf Roots tuI ShBss ygbi- Z, 70 ny
pf,1t t utei ~ > hies son, ant George g. wHson =,
49, 80 ~ uy gricr, ani which, for hesuy 5,,,tYG
eylc cannot 10 surpassed IN hts or az 90. ~.
A.-' general assortment Of Ltdos' sbess IA w
b,'a of every description. ''5 an' "sitsr
elsewhere. IONS = T5SS,I9.,e purehasiBG
dc INV 'bNbs, Agent,
Opposite tie r.rf.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-17
boots, BOOTS, BO0Ts.
GREAT BARGAINS

(NESILEHENS h'Nvy double calfskn wafer nroof
~ u OTIS At g" per pNr Osly seven ca acs ~ I, -,
superior eoos minuAcrnrci rrcvsly the
, 81. goo hr'er ant warranted 70 sale AT
tho above low prices, for cash, BY
go, SAMUEL PUTNFY,
DC 10 Opposite the Ruiu. ,sic u,,.I
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-17

Drawing Of G"org' town Lottery, Class IOI.
- 81 10 70 "a 2j 80 81 20 o..
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-17
S2O.OnOI

Drawing Of ihe Georgetown Lottery Class lO7.
1897 10 II u 60 80 2 30 81 3.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-17
FOR MORT

ssN i me ~, hne sehr BANNER, s,oddart, master b,-
80 ns lae ereaerPar Of her cargo cng,~.d -, nav
b,, meet with Dispatch balance OF fTeisb mo 40 VIII
ing 70 complete her cargo, passage hsv
Lutaui's wharf or 10 TRY " '''e master on beard,
dec ? ,,.,.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-17


EN ne sehr PIONEER, Capt. Rhea will h. ro.l.
~ ~ '"ah on S-uroay morning. For fresh, y, 90,
a. sase Apply GA beard. al LISTERS har or TO- pas
JAMES FISHER i SON
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-17
For RAITIMnRE


Elk Inc REGULAR packet sctr OLYMPIA wIu,.,,
ISe hNani master having the greater paTt Of h.r
20 eiigsg =, and will with d,snatch r. -
ae pi fe.ht Of 10 hhis ald 30 boxes tobacco 10 com
&c II wrItr.u noun,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-17

DECEMBER is
FURTHER supply ofGALE& Goa Pianos received
"A per Nassau, for slsi pnees $50, s75: s'a5.
dec II WM. DANIEL
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-17
BY X II DICKIN SON

FOR PHILADELPHIA.
fin The Packet tehr LAGRANGE c.,, f,-r
az no" l1ahinr ami having part Of her Caro- n
apply on b,sIJ us -Piieh For freight OF passsse
deg LANES FI-HER q. SON, or
NN cOXIErT
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-17
p. s Z 1 l. NJ A N
LATE OF FREDERICKs BuRG.
DRAPER IND T.3yLOR.

AZ removed his establishment 10 ths City of Rich
inord location Hniu street, e few conrs below Far
Icys"nt'l aud Eeu to Mr. VIA Michel Jew -IIr- keel,
SohsAnty IL hgnd coUpl''c Assortment Of J.oo. i
hnf and always Prepared 10 make them M in the
osH hli n'st lash "u'hie sNl,, AMI s,-iis share OF
de $50 '' N"S'"l''iS'
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1841-11-20

Il = rumorei thai TIE Brs,lsa Govern.
meai : no~ il treaty 6sr ! par-ss,-
from Spain q tae Islaai o. C4ba. IA.
a very important m.srensa.. al
proves thar she ooiecs 81 Greas Brltasz
: % surround The Uaise1 S.ases an a--
possessions, = A. = eaab.e ker . ave
iortresses troea which her rel esa..
can sally a any sine--oaeaaee car es.a
ii'erce' and embarFasso1r P.sl5,5caI s1azs
ing Oar Government xasal4 - !,
'his quickly, All allow ID eacroa-am.ss
irom any quarter We srast thas sar
Governmeat j. comPeseat - prsseet tse
nation from any ags res.ssa n as wav
no matter hOw trivial
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1841-11-20

formerly IN all Offices, 10 see Sherlff's
sales.
Ii is law unfair 10 the creditor,
giving a dishonest debtor the opportunity
TO keep unknown a sale of his property,
tina, he may be enabled 10 "buy it in at
a reduced price.
Itopens doors 10 fraud in numerous
ways, and hundreds of arguments. equal
ly cogent with these, might be urged, but
il is thought the injustice Of The law, will
strike each intelligent member of the
Legislature, at once, and If we cannot
have repeal of the present law, which
we deem candidly and disinterestedly,
Objectionable, aside from any personal
interest, we may have; let us have at all
events, modification of it. We will in
a future number, mention some more of
the objections, we'll founded ones TOO, TO
the present law, and reasons for its re-
peal or modification.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1841-11-20

The present number closes the frs
half of the. first volume of the Creole
Six months has elapsed since we com
menced its publication, and if patronage
has not been so liberal as mig hit have
been expected, we cannot say that we
are dissatisfied much, at our Indifferent
success. The times have been hard
and, God knows, as recent events prove
beyond doubt, the people have endeavor-
ed tosavoid all outlay as much possible.
When State debts and individual debts
cannot be paid, new liabilities ought not
to be incurred.
We intend, however, to attempt some
little improvement in our sheet, and all
who feel disposed to encourage are re-
spectfully desired to call and give in their
names and money. Credit is dead; he
and the"bond question" died short time
ago, and were put in box called a bal
lot-box, and buried together. "Requies-
cat in pace" poor soulless creatures of /
idle brains, we hope they may obtain re.
mission for the evil they did to this coun.
try, and that they may not be "taredn
in the other world with any of the nu-
merous weaknesses of their enemies.
Patronage is the chronometer, which
will regulate the appearance of this pa
per; when the public are liberal and dis
'osedto render helping hand to us, we
vii DO in better humor to cater for
hem, than when they look frownng- }
upon us, and refuse the need either
theiE smiles or their money.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1841-11-20


This isl subject, which, for a printe,
or newspaper publisher to speak about
might render him obnoxious to the i'm
putOtion of being actuated by self-inte
rest. With some, this may be. and doubt
less il, the case. But for ourself we
take tho liberty of submitting the subiecI
candidly to the Representatives of the
people, who have it in their power to re.
peal or modify law passed at the las,
session of the Legislature, prohibiting
the Sheriffs from publishing their sales in
newspapers; making it incumbent on
them to paste up a small notice, in some
"Public place" in which "public place.,
it would not be seen by, probably, ffty
people, as people cannot be expected to
leave their homes, TO look after sheriff's
advertisements.
as we just said, some persons may SUD.
pose we are actuated in making these
remarks, by self-interest. It's true. that
IN our present position, we would he
oenehtted by repeal or modification NJ
the law, but surely fan interested man
can make good argument, why should
1t not have equal force with one comino
from man not interested, and who con-
sequently, cannot be expected to take the
same interest, and make the same inves-
tigatlon of the subject.
The Legislature will be called pnon
at Its next session to repeal or modify
this law, and in order to determine wbe.
Their or not it is salutary, just and good
one, we submit for their consideration
the following:
Nothing would be easier than for m
interested individual to follow the Sbar;g
and tear down every advertisement he |
might put up, the penalty for this Of.
fence, Notwithstanding.
The argument of the Clerks and She
riffs that property often would not
bring more than the printers fee, was a
selfish one, because it sometimes pre-
vented them from getting their fees.
Why not also abolish portion of their
ervices or fees in matters of this sort. Il
A person wishing to purchase proper
y, might make his appearance two or i
hree times to buy, and find that sale b
ad been postponed, thus suffering great /
1t is very often tbs case that purcha- !
srs reside out of a county in which $
lie is TO take place, and the present b
ode of publication would not inform b
em OF q contemplated sale. Persons
eqnensiy look over our exchange pa q
Is, for tax collectors sales, and did it at
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1841-11-20
COURT,

In consequence of each OF the newly
elected Judges, Rollins and Fitch, being
interested in the decision OF cases in
their own circuits, they have exchanged
slttings. Judge R. is now presiding in
IAzoo, and Judge Fitch here.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1841-11-20

The Alabama papers eoa,.i, i. u.
s.ge o. Gov. Bagey to TIE Legislators.
Inc Governor is strongly in f.vor - -,
general ticket system which AS A,sn
once emPhasically condemned ~ -. -
p1 y me safe Il appears to - = par,
o. locolOeoisrn to urge measure. u,.0a -,
Pe0Pie which they are opposed =. us.sl
becoming tired cut and worn sOwn. 49,
1ssee 10 TO avoid further impOrsasssv.
ms they call "dsmOerarx~
Inc Legislature convened q .hs !.
INST The Hon. Nathaniel Terry =.
:. eu PRESIDENT Of the Senaie and Dr.
:. moore Of Aadisen county Speaker 49,
fsouse, withOu, opposition
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1841-11-20

Having received by last mail, but q
meagre quantity of papers, of our own
State, we got no election news. The
supposed anti-boud majority is 5000
though Mr.. Galloway it is thought is
elected Secretary of State. He might
become contaminated in such bad COM
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1841-11-20

The course being pursued by the ma
Jority oil thirteen, of the Senate Of Ten
nessee IN regard TO the election Of u. $
Senators, is deserving the deepes, cen
sure. On joint ballot of the two houses
The wings have majority of fro-and
TINS refractory Senate is thwartinr the
VIII OF the people by refusal 10 20 into
an election OF Senator'S in Congress. The
VIII OF the Legislature is set al nansb,
anu oy TINS tyrannical and unjust refusal
10 go into The desired election Of Sena-
tors, the State is prevented from beine
represented in the senatorial branch Ar
she next Congress, and all because thew
cannot elect James K. Polk, who was. II
The last Gubernatorial election. direr,r,
rePudlated by the people. At this violan,
assumption of power we are ready ~ g.
claim, democracy! what crimes a.
committed IN thy name" The Stale b,s
declared itself whig, and one man rIvipr
a locoioco majority in the Senate. i en-
NN
oled toinvalidate the expressed viii r..
majority ofthe people ofthe whole State.
ana TINS one man may not be possessed OF
intellect enough to do anything n =,
position to The bidding oil his masters
A portion of democratic doctrine. !,
10 secure "to the greatest number. the
greatest good"-bul this mos, learned
and august Senate, finding its party in
minority and that minority SO situated
'nat 1t can circumyent an important and
just design of majority, exercises the
power which it possesses, in violation of
'he constitution of the State, and renders
measurably void ballot box decision ~ q
'he sovereign people. This is really !
high-handed measure, and cannot result. q
hnatly' to the benefit of the party this IL n
uStrious thirteen is endeavoring SO zeal c
'usiy and periodically to serve. Thew q
noeed give up to party, what they owe L
Q mankind'-and prove to the world that
of honor and honesty have :,
'ot proper influence with them, in this ;.
transaction. Here we can see the dire
Meet OF too much of that spirit wh,oh
nSlaVes the locofoco party, and to which !,
hey viii sacrifice every thing. Oiten |.
as tins baneful spirit been felr-rao;,
i'h demonlac fury--and it is alwavS
'uno 10 exist with the locofoco party-
ioience and disorganization will be re-. an
'rled 10 by them 10 succeed, in The ele- Vi:
a'ion OF partisan, or the CARRYING ont co
~ measure which may be dictated 70 we
EN- by their leaders. And this is the ST.
irit which is in time TO sunder the Co
'rnment, if it continues to exist ri 81.
institutions are violated, and the viii TIL
me people, expressed at the ballot oe,
X set at naught, to crafty the whimz ono
a lew fractions and ignorant partisan pie
awiers, we say farewell, to the Renuh- Of
Such outrages may produce tempo Dec
~ success to the party, but the final re-. bee
I Will not only be disastrous 10 ",ba 40,
rty'" but fatally SO, to the couptrv-T tn
e outward whirl of a political u3aeI- =
Oon, IS here set in motion and a~
Jung as It does, and increasing in ins'
1e' Inc vortex with deafenine roar ele,
soon engnlph good order and GOOD No,
7ernment. sOo1 -
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1841-11-20
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 20. ls4l.

or II all who are indebted TO this
Office do not call rery soon and settle,
they will receive hint that may SAVIOUR
too much of publicity FOR a maintenance
Of good faith in their promises, and their
duty as debtors.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1841-11-20


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