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New-York tribune., 1841-04-13
MORE CONVINCING PROOFS OF THE PECULIAR
EFFICACY OF
PEASE'S CANDY,
a DIVISION STREET..

have been troubled with terrible alarming cough which settled
lungs. and threatened almost immediate DEATH made Of
remedies without experiencing relief and ndr
ccd make trial of Pcases IIorehound and afforded immediate re-
lief aud good health better than have fer
years. and would recommend it to ALL
+. B. MESERyE, lal Frstst
Pcascs Essence of Hochod Candy and have found
invaluable purpose for which intended
J. LINDSEY, Pastor OF VI. L. Church, Second
made the parcel OF iIorhound Candy and
nothing afforded degree OF the relief have
derived from your excellent yet pleasant remedy
y. KELLOGG. Recent Pastor of NJ E. Church Wilett
public speaker should be without easc Essence of orehound
Candy can cheerfuly recommend it. Rev. j. AYERS,
of NJ E. Church. HALEY ST. Church, Newark, J.
inquire a - Broad street, Newark
Rev. w c. Hawey Crosby street, tested the virtues
Of Peascs Candy.
Elder Knapp has also used Peasc orehound Candy and
monds public speakers.
Crawford Pastor of the NJ Church. 10 Forsyth
has cdcatcd Candy and recommends Nil those
whose requires the use of the voice.
Rev Dr. s Luckey E. the n District has used Pcahe's
Candy all those who need of its healing
and curative qualities.
of the Presbyterian Church, Catharns
Madison also has uscd recommends Pease
liorchound Candy
Griffin Pastor E. Centenary Church, Brooklyn sse
recommend. Pease's Candy.
WHOOPING COUGH
Candy very good for the whoopng cough
DIR. ROGERS.
The undersigned Pease, HOroound Candy with
bounded and all thoc who afflicted with
pulmonary diseases.
Ayers collector the n Y York Raro,d CO. in 20 Second
81
}. Mortimer e3 Main street Brooklyn, L.
A. B. Bloolgood. l47 York street, Brooklyn.
7. Weld, los Duane st. s. Jcnncr, 50 Henry
w. T. Peck, G53 Broadway r. H. Thompson 1T Ludlow G.
A. Whlock, $50 Water ST. J. Paten, 1913 Cedar st.
T. H. I.ycll, Carroll Place.
Full 300 testimonials have been handed by
popular physicians councillors clergymen and respectable
zens, performing what promised.
Beware Of fcounerfe if there any Closed Sabbath
Agens-Rushton Aspin"u in al! three stores Eottum,
Ann 81 Broadwny Iiues Co. of Nassau sts;
Tmpson Fulton and William Koag broadway,
Hays 39 Fulton Brooklyn r. Owen Avenue Cory
Spring P"c grocer 296 Pearl
Bon l26 Broadway MARITIME avenue Tca
4lG Hudson street, and by all respectable grocers
CAUTiONOne be yartculnr-herc
abroad in abundance but particular that
signed PEAsE SON IS Division be all Q. Il
H. o. please have Copyright secured Country
merchants wishing this Candy have of for cash. a0
New-York tribune., 1841-04-13
MONEY MARKET.

=, 5e sock FIohspre thu morning we're lign and gen
orally At decline viii be .een by table below however 'a'
compared With the prices of Fdaye day OF 'he latest pe'ou
se--soninrtou R r. advarced Harlem and 1I-
Hudson ocr cent l. declined = IA fAs - anu
| Railroad per
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. Dif0:

In this CITY. April Ii. Henry II. Brown. aged a.
April H. Sire Anna Sayrc widow Of William Ssyre.
April II, Mary, wife of Samuel 6. Smith, Al.
April II. John Rogers
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"a drrifo

In this city, April s Rudopha. Bosert, il to wcuhy Jane
daughter of r. Gordon ESQ - =
tpriI F. H. Gsn.en. Dcla daughter Of b. Butter Esq
Aprii : Henry Fischer and Wlam Le'cns TO Mary
OF Iann- Seg0uo.
New-York tribune., 1841-04-13

COMBINING TIE NETWORK AND OHIO LINE. NEW
YORK LINE AND UTICA AND BUFFALO LINE.
TENHE prepared and forward
l. FREIGHT AND PASSENGERS WEST all Ports the
Canal Huron Michigan. and the Ohio and Wa
Eric favorable Families emf
and Merchants will find their advantage call at
Office l0- Steamboat will daily W.
Coriand Canal Boats superior
clas III be started daily from hary For Freight Passage a
ply to NOAH COOK & CO. lo9 Broad street, y Y
o. VI. TOMLINSON & co. Albany, y. Y.
JAMES CHAPPELI. i co. Rochester, y. Y.
e :. BEACH, do. ss1
4 R. COBB & CO. BuIalo, v Y.
Proprietoss.
AGENTS.
COBB. OATMAN & CO. Cleveland, Ohio
DAVIS & SMITH. Portsmouth, Ohio -ssEt
DORR. WEBB co Detroit, Michigan. -
alQ-tf BRISTOL & PORTER, Chicago, Illinois.
New-York tribune., 1841-04-13
uENTEl wARD.-M

r,ENTE1 wARD.-A meeting OF Democratic Wing
of INC Tenth Ward held at Columbian hall on faIy
the 9tb INST io thc purpose oi nearing VI" ~
On roo, Of ohn Rcn~cs William Dodge. II. called TO the
Chair and Leonard azeinO j. r. Taylor Levi kasInan William
Thomson and EdS ard BOYLE appointed ssisun
and James H. Pnkncy, and Wn Jones, J' Secretaries
For Alderman sciirREMAANS NAN IIaLSTfP: raLFp p:
For Assistant alderman. JOHN GOLFER, Jr.
For Collector DARIUS PERRY
For Assessors JOHN CARR, WILLIAM PoUlSoN
For Con,,abls- CYRUS ". GRAY. ZELoTus IL; GRIFFIN.
For Com Registry HARMS SccviLL Jo'is H. H. HAVE
For Inspectors o Election
District - Ella. r Williams Richard Scott,
H. Joseph W Wccd James W. Barker.
ILL., Wilihm Stc,cas. Stephen G. Bunker.
~ Richard C. Ovcrtoa John freebo!n
Iancs p B.e.rIn.r. Charles Baker
question upon adopting the above cket vas tahc
on each candidate. and the unanimously adopted.
The follow ing also adopted by reclamation
Resolved That With pride and cxuaon tue character oil our
candidate respond nomination Of j. Phillips PhGnx as
Ciiy that defy envy however malignant 70 pom.
to stair ON his fair fame pledge ourselves that the old
Tenth him long pull strong pull and pun
altogether, elect HIM 10 tina; oiicc -.
Coger J Alderman Alderman the candidates alike
mechanics and Merchant We have uhcicn guarantee ua
pledge Wings them hearty support and
10 use all honorable to secure their eiectlon ,
Resolved That tho candidates Assessor Collector &C on to
that exar'ons on our
part elect the ticket the whole ticket nong
but the ticket
WI naI.r. WILLIAM DODGE, Jr Chairman.
LEONARD HAzkLTlsE.l
J. R TyLEE
LEVI EASTMAN, Asst. Chairnen'
WILLlc THOMPSON.
EDWARD J. DOYLE,
Jazz H. T.<ssrT. 15Ss1 }scere,aric-. alsa.
APPRENTICE Waited to the Rookbndinc a boy
"A recommended between 10 or 10 years may apply al
u3-3t - ..
,Do y. SMALL FAMlLX.-ToIET,a parlor, bod
rooms second hoo pantry bedroom IN the attic and
kitchen (rc>cinc privilege IN inc house 20 os near o
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the
r..e y MIN after oo''cA "H3 ''os' -
at the following p!@Sc'
"Tdii gsl Is,. s. Broad street;
f., II, Seeond Ward Hotel, - Nassau street
" ID Corner Bce.maa and Gold streets
Ill It 5Cout,land street
ID ass t;rcenwioh, door above Warren street
" i. Shakespeare Hotel corner Duaac AID "iiAainsf'
3D. &C cherry -tree;.
i,b 40 pearl corner Dover street.
V 1T 1903 Chnp. street
ID 32s Washington street
a,a i53 Hudson , ~. ....o.
We formerly Clarendon House.
3D. Monroe House cor Pearl and Centre street, ,.
3D. Charles ". Merritt corner Of Franklin aaa '
.b Swan liouc corner of Mot, and Bayard street.
VII i D. Sti!wer SC Make, street Division and
% aad.ea Pix s9s, and ni5g!asa.s a5g ssiss
4,h. s W corner Jefferson and Madison
5th u +. corner Ru,ger. and Cherry.
9Th a4l Madison between Wanrt and Scanirnei.
s,b a52 Cherry, between Walnut and COLE, @ test
VII s - lyer between roon,e and Spring
ID Ice Spring strce-Mf palIie!s
ib 4n o. Richmond lin Hotel yaek and CHARLES
e,,. 24c Hudson .,rec,--sveavcrs ARM Tavern.
.th lG. Charlton
eth 4e Washington street.
TX Ii, 5as Washnp,ou corner Leroy street
I'd Corner of BIoecker and Jonc- street
an s i'' G"'r.s'IHS', JausS Hotel 2ai B"ee
rfh
9Th Hail. corncr Of Charles and hudson Il
\ l., IS. Christie street
N Friby Hotel. corner B-ocae aad Eld.idgc street
3D. 242 Walker street
4th 80 Ludlow Of Hester street
5th Military Hail. Grand and Ludlow street
XII l,t oiG Stanton I'd door above Pit; street
ID james Wnring's. - Houston street
ID Mcneil. Union House 29- I'd street
ab Nm Inv.on'. Of itb street and
Avenue d.
VII L.. 4, jacksonville. I.amber;'s Tavern
ID iouse O. Detention. Harlem
Let Grand, Attorney street,
I'd l32 Delaney, corner Norfolk street
3D. ll6 Broomc, Wilet street
9Th - Mangn. Delaacy street
XIV Is, 81 Marion, Spring street
III Mar,halrs cor. Mott and Prince street
NJ ltth Ward Hotel Grand corner ot
Elizabeth
ad.uy House Grand and Broadway
w LII, Wiuhngton Hall, Thompson and fourtl-
Constitution Hall $50 Broadway
Charlc. NAu.y'r 143 Broad"ay
Milton Hail. frontin Barro~ street. same polls
last election
XVI LIST. No. % Eighth Avenue
Corner aud Third Avenue
3D. 10th Hotel l4e Eighth Avenue
4th. Eighth Avenue, between 9.th ana t,'D s'fcc'N
Avcnu between 34th and 18th streets
xytI Ist Corner Stanton aud Forsyth streets.
ID Junction of First and Houston streets
Corner Norfolk aud stanton streets
% Third street
5tE Corner Siuyycsant and Third Avcnuc
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RCTURUs-A Journal OF Books nnS Opinion

A-Editcd by CoRSELrus MATTHEWS and EvERr DvrcKNcS
This December c40 md pub
lshed monthly has reached ts fifth nunbeon The hr oil Nay
establishment OF
journal the character Of Review nnd Magazine "
promptly the Of the timeo represent the sP
OF tho community reflected books and the world OF
Politics Literature the Fine Arts and the Drama included III It's
In numbets already published articles have appeared
PoL1Ic, LIFE Authorship Portraits Of Dewey Emerson &C. The
City Article of papers Citizenship The School Fund
The Barry The Bankrupt and other leading questions In
Miscellaneous tales aud sketches including The So
Nendu, The Field Death The Corporation Demon &C. In
Of the promise the Prospectus articles nave
appeared Old English Literature embracing Beaumont and etc
Henry Vaughan The Character Writers, p Eagle Ofebury
These features will be continued future and additional
By the aid OF and the
liberal CARY the designs the projectors
4 volume viii with A New TALE oy AMERICAN
LIFE Manners be continued from month month with Illus
trations BY distinguished artist.
Subscriptions received Publishers Office, Is Ann street
Bartlett, & Wexford, A.to House Wiley Putnam, 6l Broad
way Subscription s. per payable IN advance The num-
bers be had from the commencement
al0 eodlw BENJAMIN c. TRENETT, Publisher, y Ann ST
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EXTRACT OF A LETTER,

Receired from The Island Of 81 Vincent West Indies.
ANGUAGE, dear but eebly the deep
' produced
Of paatabe medamenum from tho city Of
York A. called Clarified Essence Hos
hound Candy of kind efee
tua Presidents lady Of distressing chronic
standing the incredibly short Of
four hours complaint pal
cord and % having used three packages Of this admirable
compound feel entirely free from old friend Really, Mr.
Pease is o De accounted the Howard of America
Yours faithfully, DANIEL CREIGHTON.
Closed the Sabbath
dqen-Zieber . Dock Phadelphia Rcddns State
street Boston Pittsburgh Pa Curn CO. 3 Exchange
Place New Orleans Robertson O Baltimore street. Maryland;
Rawls & Co. 81 State street, Albany, "
None genuine unless each package signed PEASE SON,
4 Division of whom be obtained retail
Term, Invariably cash. al0-Im
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CHINA, GLASS. AND EARTHEN WARE.

NfERRITIS Nos loo Bow
WI Grand OF the above
goods being entirely purchase. and
comprises the and enables them to sell at very low
prices.
Britannia Ware Plated Cas,o Cutlery al3-ln-
New-York tribune., 1841-04-13
HOME EDUCATION,

At TIE CHIlDREN'S RETREAT, JAMAICA, l.ONG-lSlAND
OVERACRE having been for of engaged IN The
Juvenile vciant regard 20
limited number
The school sill for the of such only require
sound md chiefly Of bos
years The whole number including daycho
These restrictions connection with
healthy pleasant will furnish important adan
habits well the promotion Of
health
theory adapted cdoc thorough training Of
faculties easonae and harmonious development OF the moral
phyca and intellectual and ultimately love Of learning
for rake
His mode of discipline strictly parental and efficient moral cu
will be prosecuted under the happy influences of family ogan
which abcutc authority maintained and cheerful oDe
dence secured by Of grateful affection and respect Tho
Bible standard religious principle and moral duty
The and other physical regimen of the pupils viii be-
regulated BY established principles of physiology.
In culture dcl communicated by niuc
rendered available by analysis and classification Language
learned the that employed ideas pre-
vousy acquired object of reudng ngenty thus
efecually secured.
TERAs-Seveny Dollars per Session. payable uartey The
will comprise each OF wenty-thee "eeAs COM
Monday May and November respectively
Books, beds and bedding he furnished By the pupils
The following gentlemen be- referred 10,
MSog d. GEORGE Porrs, D. d. Rev. :. WHIrTLEsEY
PEERS HASTINGS Esq ISRAEL Posr, Esq f. Col
E.q, H. GREELEY, OF NcwYork Rev s. SPENCER, b. c.
CurLER D. D. aud THEODORE DWIGHT Esq Brooklyn Rev
l.. Johnson, and I.aEs H. REEVE, Esq of jamaica aO-3t
New-York tribune., 1841-04-13

LNEENCH Observation-Disclosures ORAL ASD PRAc1-
SrsrEA-cntleIncn wishrg study the French
Drrand who the highly
proved Of her father the late John ancscn forming an
morning Class the and Summer
Those wishing "l please call aud enter their names
already studied the language classes the
and thTdourc Private instruction during the day Rest
d.ure l6 (.y Hall Place. u10u
New-York tribune., 1841-04-13
DRY GOODS, CHEAP.


LADIES' NOW Is YOUR TINE TO BUY DRY GOODS CHEAP,
NJ HtISES Cheap Grand-st where the nnbe
y pence made take the place Of the slow shilling and whers
NAV found large well Of almost
variety OF Spring Goods selling extraordinary low
correspond with the general depression Of the times
The comprises but few OF the articles that always
be ouud hand.
Mouslin Dc prices from l9d 4, per yard
Pla:u figured striped Silks from 3 To Sd yard
American Calcoes from 6d TO ls6d
Fn-t;sh to
French Bombazines very fine, from 81 to Si,75
French warranted ls9d TO 26d
Sh.etinys and Cd, I'd, Sd, 3D. led, q
hne oug cloth, I'd. I'd. ei, lod, Id Is. q
Russia Brdeye Diaper table Linens. Gloves Ribbondf e
sery and Of small articles very ou
prices. Am
New-York tribune., 1841-04-13
To the Polls .

:, rst Poll. several WARDS and p-e val open at un
y minutes after o'clock and close Al sunset :
-, ,he following place.;
New-York tribune., 1841-04-13

TIE CONNOIsSEUR's SHAVING SOAP
,,,S an Emocnt Composition, ~ch affords the highest degree
Of shaving Ii gives h ana cufaoic iA'ne WIN
warm hard n
m Proprietor daily :om his
u, that il only cXccls every other article known TO he
hu, tbrv cunno; wish greater luxury IN Shaving
II j. nut up carhern boN from which IS used
l.ra doua. sse purchasers Prepared and old by
~ GEORGE d. COGGESIiAlL,
Chemist, Druggist, and Manufacturer of Aera'ed Waters
i2l Pearl Of Rosc-St New-fork
Sold , h John Mihsu Broadway; Rushton A-pnwa -6
Wan. no Broadway and 10 Aso House and by respectable
nr,rrist. and Pcrumcrs generally.
Iera U oun made wholesale purchasers Orders from
, ont of the y addressed wholesale house here
'ouio4s 80 -, ,,ay. ,lcai m u
,ry1ED0xH CEAss--3tCN American Window Glass of Frank
lin Fulton Delaware brands comprising complete aor'
mcpt Of sizes. from t by L" 20 by ~
hr rpTyCH WINDOW GIiSS-l0c0 French Window and
p, s of double and snGlc thickness OF superior quality
m mnP%TGt;ISTS. % GLASS WARE-1ro packages Druggists Glass
W. fm HARMONY Works, embracing general
Vi 'iA7 ~ MORGAN AND WALkER.
IN - Manufacturers Agents, l73 Water-st
New-York tribune., 1841-04-13

,N0 SMALL EA1HlLH.-TO LET, Paror TWO bod
om on the pantry bedroom the attic and
,cb,u trccrvnc privilege in the house, 5 Mos near Broom
-; an be remisee between 10 and II aud o'clock a12v
New-York tribune., 1841-04-13
& PRODUCTIVE INVESTMENTS
foR CAPITALISTS THROUGHOUT THE UNION,

Under a Nea- and Inp-ored Sy''en q f7s4-aHef'
ainz all the advantages mutual plans and ~ joa' STOCK
s,- n.r ono charte with Of both branches o thc o
nc. t1c sac time oius Increased security 70 the
e. aud nnre certa protection to thc Plblic..
New-York tribune., 1841-04-13
TyITED STATES INSTR4NCE C0AP4N
share. 500 each.

OF the City OF New-York. with Capital ct
Oyr WILTON OF D O l. / 4 L 5
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-24
10 u, Editors Of he Whig.
CITY DET.EC.ATg

It's stated that attempt has been mall. To-.
persede the claims OF the two candid,t.s IN, 49,. ~
nee Of City Delegate, by inducing a dis,,n,st'oi
gentleman, tMr Samuel TaylorJ who has ,cec,,i,,
removed TO the neighbOrhood Of the CITY, IN &c.,
the Office. And ! observe in your paper Of v.s,o,
day morning, y IS publicly announced. tb1tn noll
will be opened for him at the election. This ma,
II - said, Is set on foot by the friends Of Mr. Stan
ard, who, dospliring Of his election, have. win
whatever grace they might, resorted to this expe.
dent 10 defeat that Of his competitor Il istbe AZ.
cOnd attempt Of the kind which has been made
during the present canvass, and u is hopod IL viii
prove az abortive the first.
Il y we'll known that Mr. Daniel, when WELDING
10 the solicitations Of his friends 70 become eand.
date, distinctly announced his determination to with
draw upon the moment that any individual Il Oh,
mercantile mechanic classes should be designated
by the people a candidate for their snfTfages. Thu,
determination was taken we'll TO avoid the ex.
citement anu distraction ola contest between Wings
as IN Difference to an opinion expressed by many
of our oiuzens, that e would he better 10 dspens,
9Th the serviceso Of gentlemen Of the Long Robe
altogether and 10 select candidate from these tw,
prepondcrstisg intcrcsls This pledge he repeated
gave during TIE canvass, and has always been pre-
pared 20 redeem. No aitenpt was made IN the earl,
stages Of the contest 10 create the contingency npoI
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-24

In the Enquirer, OF the 9Th instant, under A nuL
I'citon OF u M BraSton, Esq, accepting the invi
taton OF portion OF his ieow-citizens 10 hecon,o
Candidate Tor Congress, am introduced in con.
neKion with the Democratic Convention n, c.
tons Springs, IN such manner, as TO reon,s e.,
me apuoIc explanation, notwithstanding INV gren,
tepusnahce 10 such notorIety IL is true as sfated
Oy Mr. H., that his name erased from tho lie, ~
Delegates, at the suggestion of Cnp,ain Hosk;ns
and myself, notirom anticipating that he would hs
the nominee ofthe Convention, but from the cons;I
Grafton that his name would be presented for H.,
purpose; and that, under such circumstance H.
would not desire 10 be present. "'
hau never, up TO the assembling of the Conv.,
lion, expressed the purpose Of voting for or ,,s,
any genuemani and cannot therefore, know tho
cause OF the astonlshmeni. SAID by MIR b. IN bave
been expressed, by those who heard NV on;,;c,.
My personal preferences were for Mr. n oPJ Ii
consulted them a one, would have voted in O.
venton, for him; but fterconsultino with a., -
ing the opinions OF Others determined IN yo,s g..
hlr Hunter, believing, thereby, that the creo, aI'
Ject IN view, the election Of democrat in 1r,nc;I
and the defeat OF the Wing nominee couId Lc r.,
secured ] am not aware that any impress;on ~
made upon any member Of the Conyention bv ,bo
foreign interference alluded to, and am moi, IT..
fore prcp'red TO admit, that MIR Hunters nomino.
ton was brought about by these means. and go r..
from regretiing the agency had in it, can onI,,
that should, under the same Circumstances ~, ~
same part over again. In conclusion I pill 80.
that as know MIR BraEton incapable of do;no ~
any intentional injustice, he will resret oC,es H..
explanation OF my course, and the te,sons H.,
prompted y, having had an agency in misrepresent.
ing me.
MIXERS, March y, lS4l. r. NJ. DAVIS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-24
OE ICIAL.

APPOINTMENTS AND PROMOTIONS
BY the Prssidsni, 6v aud eifh hs advice and
eSnssat cftts Senate.
, Geo; Loyal, to be Navy Agent for the port Of
Norfolk, Va.-re.a appointed.
Jno T. Henry, to be Navy agent for the port
OF Savannah, Georgi,-Io. appointed.
Thomas Hays. TO be Navy Agent for the port Of
Philadelphia, in place OF Michael w. Ash, resign.
PROMOTIONS.
Commander w. A. Spencer, to lie n Captain in
the Navy fiom the 22d January, 1871.
Lieutenan, A. Bigelow, to be Commander in tho
Navy from the 22d January, 1871.
Tossed midshpman William l.. Maury, to be a
Lieutenant Ii in the Navy from tho e6,h February,
APPOINTMENT BY THE PRESIDENT.
Robert Z. Wetmore, TO be Navy Agent Tor tho
port OF New York, in place of John r. Living ston,
Jr. removed.
POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT,
MARcu 20 ls4I.
Abstract from the Journal for the ending this day.
PosrMAsrERs APPOINTED.
v David ID. Hoyt at Palmyra, Wayne county, N.
Enoch A; Hall, at West Bloomfield, Ontario
county, N. Y.
Matthew II. Stevens. at Shushan, Washington
county, N. Y.
Jonathan X. uor,ou. at Greenwich. Washington
county, N. Y. s'o"
Jerome d; Mo'hcr, at White Creek, Washington
county, n. Y.
=, John Harris, at Charlestown, Middessx county.
DAVID Brigham, Madison, Iowa county, wiskon.
san Territory.
Jared n Lake. South Port, Racine county, wiskon-
san Territory.
~ Eno' smith, Racine, Racine county, Wisconsin
Horace Hatch. Pike, Allegheny county, NY.
q, Asahel burlington, Burke, Caledonia county.
Maryland. eou"y'
John {. Rouse, Argyle, Washington county, N.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-24

Correspondence Of the Couyier 4 En,ul,.,
WAsHtgoTog Ma,.k nc 90

o. i.
Notwithstanding crowds Of peonle have lo,, Il.
city, many strangers yet remain and are constsn,,
arriving To transact business with the ne,v A.
lstraton. Large az the public debt has bere.ofor.
S Sfin H' s5o1t TO p, feared ho estimate
You are advised Of the reconciIiorol which a..
friends Of Mr.. Clay and Mr.. King eG ked Hoo
ever haslY or ind screot may have been the ,nguogo
OF Mr.. King, have no doubt that in dis,vo,y,so =,
any intention to offend Mr.. Clay, he spoke W nat bs
felt have known Mr. King personally. for about
thirty years. IN early lie, knew him ~ n n no.
sumlng gentleman. IN later days, as rather roo,s
formal and still; a habH not unusual with mon oC
certain age, who have been accustomed TO ga life or
single bIessedncss." But always the 0ent;en.n
With the knowledge that possess Of Mr.. KIM
have considered II but an net Of justice TO sly thus
much.
The President gave, last week, nm instance ofIih.
crafty OF feeling towards the Vanquished admins
tration, very different from that displayed bv 0,be
Greatest and the Best" when he came mo oaice
This was no less than invitation to the late pcs
ident and Cabinet, TO dine with him, in company
with the new Vice President and Cabinei ''Cbgc
invitation was accepted by all but The late Presi.
dent and his devoted Secretary of State.
The dinner was on Saturday; but Mr.. Van Blu
rem pleaded the necessity he was under Of LEAVING
the city, and cleared out on Saturday morninS.
Mr. Forsyth was preyonted, probably, by one u
those attacks Of ndispostion which arrested him 70
oppohunely last summerat Fredericksburr When
oslensibly, on has way 70 Georgia 10 attend the Lo.
co FOco Convention. and which enabled him 10
write letter, instead, TO alarm the Southern peo-
pie by the bugbcar Of the Pope Of Rome AID Al
clifton.
Al the rest were there, amazed, no doubt. u
find themseIves in such good company, and ali a.
merry as u they had got back safely in their old
quifters. Colonel Dick, though he must have fell
Ike cat IN strange garrett, seemed the happiesi
Of the happy, cracked jokes gave toisls and IN the
excess Of his delight, almost Rugged Mr.. Adams
lie eneoted the venerable ES-presdent 20 visit the
West, and said " he would only come 70 see him al
the Great Crossings, he would do any thing for
him in the vorld.-Mr. Adams thanked him kind
ly, bot animated that he feared he was now TOO cd
10 visit the GTsai CTSssiaRS.
prtceve by the papers that some impotence
and some apparent discomfort is experienced at the
hardness Of the administration in making appoint.
ments but this Is not just The many important
matters Of great public concern, which pressed on
the consideration Of the Presiden his taking the
helm Of state, ~ere necessarily be 6rst despatch
ed and the only cases which could Immediately be
attended TO- were those 10 gu vacincies, and com
missions which we're about expiring. The rest were