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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-05-04

HmDlNG IN ALL IFS BRANCHES G..
IL Harbour & Co.. respectfully informs The cit-
zens Of Wheeling and vicinity that they are pre-.
pared TO make Calf frames Of every description az
short notice.
And iu style equal 10 any IN the western conn.
ry. Those wanting frames o. Inc real Mini drg,
cast. will Please call atNo. 1877 Market ST., Wbss.
limo Va. dec 5-tf
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-05-04

4 CRUMBACKRR. No 1911. Mann str Get. has
- received a fresh supply Of the abo We csle.
brated seeds, tho growth of Mr. ID LanL'rc D. near
Philadelphia, comprising a general nsst rH uent Of
Garden seeds. Fresh Sugar Bccis, &C..
mnr2 6-3w
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-05-04

\lRGlNlA-IN CHANCEEY--Ai rules held IN the
Clerks Office Of the Circuit Superior Court oC Law
and Chanccry for the county Of ohio, in The
month Of March 1871.
Elizabeth Muuin. Administrative, and James $
Wheat Administrator ocall and singular the estate
OF Robert & Martin, late Of Ohio county, deceas-
Cd.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-05-04
wnsox. rComp. mat M

NlRGlNlA-Iy CuAscrEg-At rules held Y tho
Clerks Office o. tie Circuit SuParYrCouroTI4y
and Chnnccry i"r tho county Of Ohio. in tho
month of March 1911.
Ohio w Uoiskel end Francis q Campbell Comr'ts
against
Mrs Sarah Beck, and Joseph Miller 4 Thomas Nil
Ter. Defendants.
The defendant Sarah BcrF, not having entered
Ter appearance. and given security accDrlIrg tu tho
oct oiassombly and the rules ~ his court, auJ 90
appearing b. satisfactory proof That s5o s not ~ iu-
habItsnt n this commonwealth, on motion Of doe
complimentary counsel 30 BE- ordered liat The said
defendant do aTpoar hero 0u The first DAY oG the
next term Of ths toru. auI answer the complain
ants BILL nnd thlt % 90 y of Obs order be- forthwith
inserted 90 sac new.plpsr printed rn fbs city Of
Wheeling iJr two months succrssiyely and posted
ni tbe frgut door ofuo Court h5uso'0t Ohio county.
A copy tesfc.
ALEX T. LAIDLEY. Clerk.
CAurBFrr. fr C0mpt mar 20
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-05-04

DRtNCGPEEs. 22.5OO Puncipco seraya erfra
fine quality IN boxes, received ihis Day end.
frssle Nv g. KING.
de- % 40 Corner Wstsr 4 Union Sc.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-05-04

N~lR6iNIA-IS cHASCEEY-M rules held ia The
Clerks office Of The Circuit Superior Court Of Law
and Ch1ucey for the county ylOhiJ, Ia the month
of March 1871.
George Horton. Complainant
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-05-04
PERIODICAL AGENCY OBJECT

JAMES ~SrEPHENsoN's Book STORE
SUBSCRIPTIONS received for the following
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-05-04

NlkGlNlA-lN CHANCERl-At rules held n The
Clerks cth-o % the Circuit SurtIyr gvutt9 81
Law and thancery lOr the county Of Csio,in 'ht
month ofApulIsiI.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-05-04
D. NORRIS. Clerk.

lTRCINI.- .HAyCEGY-At Rules held IN the
Glen Of the Circuit Superior Court Of
Law n.d Chsncery for Marshall County, on the
let day March lsll.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-05-04

Varrs
Fly p1rsry ord Wl'i1m q Tyson afo p7rfnrrs am.
der The Gru ui Dorsey s. Tyson. Henri NJ.
John 2 Clarke aui nIrk DYgg'a.7. late ,.,.r
ucrs under Che lrm uf Ei.1ro Clarke Go 1Iv,.
u Forsyth a. William % hrsII.r.. f4,. r,,-,-
under the firm of Forsyth a. trrrIay- ,.f
Frclcrck $ Gue.smer a1d W..41 r..f
and Samuel LaugbHu, BcH5lmiu R,r,a1F I,f,,.
Uliucr. U.t,4.
The defendants Cecil T]1urlItn. Reno u a.
scr. DOT having entered their appearance and ,.g.,
security according o. The act OF assembly anil re
rules Df THIS SQUIRT and DO appc8rne hy slraf4,f..,
proof taaf they are not inhabitants Of thfs ,8mr..
wealth ou motion oftbo complainant by counsel \
b. ordered that fa sail defendants DO .rgr4r hero
'1 ttci.rf day ui tuo next term ct urs I8uu. s4H
ansNef ine rImEaiulUis liI. and hat n clay of b +.
order he hrhwifH inserted Boo some reUar-ncr min.
Ted u iho city - Wheeling f0r two months suI,ss.
sIvely ond postci 10 uo front door pf Inc 90,
house OF ohlo county. copy tesfo.
ALEN r LAIDLEY. CIort
Wmrsr. hr C7mpt m.rig
NPs, CAPS-JUst received f-om New y.,g
~ o. we'll selected na1rimrnt of Sur a. CIof,
,opa Of every sizo md description. which will b.
sold low - NJ tbe FIAT O. Cap store q
". W. g. = ~ HNESOy.1@ Main o..
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-05-04

NlRSiNIA-IN CHANcTKY-At rules held In the
Clerks ofhee OF the Circuit Superior Cour, Of
law on1 Ghaneery for Marshall Sounty Oh The
lsi day Vt March 1871.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-05-04

YIRGINIA-lN cHANcERY-At rules held Ia The
Clerks Office OF The Circuit Superior CuUst Of
Law and Cnaucery Tor Ihe county Of OAIO, ~ lie
month of March l-Il.
Henry Yolug. William II Smith and James r
Taylor, who were partners in business under the
firm, name ond style Of Young. smith q co. Com
plaInanla.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-05-04

NlRGlNlA-IN CuANCERY-At rules held in tho
Clerks Office oiIhc Circuit Superior Colsi Of Law
and Chancery for the county OF Ohio. IL the
month of March. 1871.
John LOh, CgmplainnGt
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-05-04

Sturloy Cathh,r, and Charles EazeI. Defendants.
The defendant, CutaJeH, not having entered hs
appearance and given security according TO he act
Of assembly nud The rules sIilIs court. and % appr,r.
ing by satisfactory proof. gl,hs DO not GA iub,bt
t1ut Of lhis Commonwealth. 100 motion oftbc conn.
YIlinant by Counsel. % IS ordered chat tae said de-
feudIut DO appear here o. the first duy oftBo nsyi
spring term Of this court end answer the said COM.
plafu1utsbill, aud that's COPY OF fhIs order Doc forth.
with inserted In seine newspaper printed 90 he Civ
81 Wheeling lor tNo months excessively and posted
az THE ifoat oUor ofibo Court house Of Ohio county.
copy toHfe,
ALEX r. LAIDLEY, Clerk.
WfLsoy. 6r comp. uY8r II
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-05-04

The ariicl0 rs prepared by NJ Dumas. was
made IN the laboratory without reference To cost, ab
Solutelv pure.-Oci S-tc
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-05-04
Couplainsnt

EfRGlNIA-iN CHASCERY-At rules held in the
Clerks uti,e OF the Circuit Superior Court oi
Law and Cuoncery tor the county VI Ohio. IA the
month ofNarCh lSil.
Samuel LOwlhCr, Complainant.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-05-04

William B TysSLCOr1r'nrnani.
\ against
=! Ebenezer Zane. and Diary " 3 bic wife, Henry
] NCorcaad james 9 Johnston, DcieHlants.
\ Tbg E,.uf8ut James & JohuUtun. not Eav-
! inc rH.c,ti hls appearance and gwen security &c
: r5r8rg 10 the act 81 assembly and the rulcs OF
,1is court, an1t gsL'aLus ~ sausiaCloty pr3Hi
onmrn11 OF complainant byCounsel, u l~s0rler.
III that The sgId defendant DO appear here. al
rules 20 be held IA the clerks ofics fsaid Couti
n the month of June next, aud answer the conn
piginants bIl, and that a copy Of THE order b,
inserted n some Newspaper printed IN
ihe Guy DIV hesling for two months successive
~ and posted al the fgoEt door Of he court nous,
Of OHIO coun- ". A COPY teSte.
A.EN Il LAIOLEY. Clerk,
~ N@nn. 1nW 1'nmHIf -. 4
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-05-04
~ udF HlttNh lgNAs
William ROsebOrough, Plaintiff,

NIRGiNIA-IS cHANCERY-At rules held IN the
Clicks office OF the Circuit Superior Court Of
Law and Chaucery for the county Of Ohio, IN the
month Of March 1871.
. Eaorye ~ J,bns,n. COuplaiuaut
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-05-04

James Goats, Benjqmin B-ly, John MLure, aud jon
athau Simpson, Defendants
The defendants Coats. Baly, end simpson, hot
having entered their appearance aud gwen security
according to tho act of assembly, and the rules OF
this Court. md il appearing by satisfactory proof
that they are not inhabitants Of lhls Commonwealth
on motion Of The compliments by counsel II Is or
dered that the said defendants do appear here on tho
first day OF the next term Of this court, and answer
the coHplailunts bill,& that's copy Of this order lie
forthw ith inserted in some newspaper printed IN the
city Of Wheeling for two months successfully and
pos,eJ at tho front door Of The Court house Vi
Ohio county. A copy tes'o,
ALEX Il LAIDLEY. Clerk.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-05-04

NlRGlNlA-IN CHANCEEY-AI rules held m the
Clerks Office Of the Circuit Superior Court OF Law
md Cha"oary SOC tho county OF OHIO, IL. the
month OF March lSIl
Louis ! Fellows, Thomas S Carsll & Abraham Eel
lows merchants and partners, trading under the
firm, name and style Of Fellows. CarsIll 4 Co.
Cumplaiaauis.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-17
THE DE JOINVIITg p,t1

Inc most iulI md extensive preparations nre
mhhi"s, ny the d'fc'en, Committees, for the Il III
TO tie gwen IN Fanuel Hall, 20 the French Pr,nce
The decorations are in a state O, fprw,rtnsss-nni
DO great credit To tie taste Of the gentlemen who
a-c charged with that depar'meht-Tbe NJ
Workers will have to exert ihemse YES to the u,mos,
tney have any idea at e1ceIiing US, ia their fete
-. uuSl 'h"' our fellow ciii,sns will all be nrI
ious TO do honor To the of the hei of S,,io,
with which our Country maintains re atoms of the
most perfect amity and with which our CONNER
cal intercourse is Of very high importance I'm the
ho3r oil the Comntry's utmost need, France came to
our rescue. When we were but hindfulI of men
contendinS against the mighty power of the norbsr
Country, Fcance nJetposed her strong and g,llnnr
arm aud decided the contest in our favor. Fr,nc.
- The land OF our beloved La Fayeue. Is j, n-ces-
si,y 10 say MORE to induce BosIonans TO lend their
a'c, to do EoHor 10 a son finer sovereign7
Bsf,Sn Atlas. Nor IN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-17

~, The Editor of the Enquirer IS ,bock.a =, -
stating that Mr. Tyler was taken in cb,,,. H. -
Loeos during his late visit to this CITY. No douh,
all the parties could have desired. that their
course had been concealed from the public. But
'uen e0"eea'men' did not seem to compatible
win our duty to the Wing party. MIR Tyler claim,
10 DC genuine Whig"-he is seeking supper,
IRON The wing party on the ground that he is w biy
the fact tina, he was in close and intimate CON.
munion with the Locofocos, and tina, he in IN,
keeping, was so strong practical refuta,ion Of ii,
pro'es''ons-and was so well calculated 10 pu, III.
Wings upon their guard. that we felt an i'm o,,,,;,
obligation to promulge it The publicity NAV land
to Illustrate the schemes Of the raders-oy EXPOSING
the hypocrisy of hts whining Exeeepcy-and on
that account is no doubt very IN pleasing to them
but for That very reason it is commended IN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-17
From the Richmond Enquirer Nov. I5.


Buckingham Court House, Oct 9. 1871
According To notice previously gwen, n m.e,in,
oil citizens OF Buckingh an was this d,y held rn
take measures IN reference TO the Educ atom Con
'ention called TO meet IN Richmond early in De.
cember next.
On motion, Thom,s S. Bocock was c lied tn IN o
Char, and Henry Spencer appointed Secretary.
Inc Chairman briefly stated the object of the
meeting:
Capt. George Booker addressed the meeting in
opposition to taking measures approving the Con.
venton.
Alexander Moseley, ESQ.,, presented Preamble
anu Resolutions approving Of the Convention, but
InstrucUns the delegates to be appointed by the
meeting 10 vote for no appropriation to Acadsmies
ana colleges, until some efficient scheme should be
established for the education OF the poor and am.
pie apPropratlons made for that object
Col. Tho. IL. Flood offered the following
resolution as substitute for the preamble and Re
solutions submitted by Mr. Moseley:
Resolved, That this meeting approve Of the
Convention on the subject of Education proposed
TO be he d IN Richmond early in December next
ana that iuil delegation be appointed TO rcpre
sent this meeting IN sad Convention.
The vote being taken, the substitute was adopt
ed, and tlic FOL owing delegates we're appointed viz;
Col. ThOs NJ BIndurant, Dr. Jimes Jones. John
w Hasklns, DR. MoseIey, Rev S Armistead,
Robert L HUBBARD, Col Thus IL Flood, AleI,ndcr
Moseley, Col Walker II Spencer, Il X Irving,
w w Ferguson, Col q MUSeey, Thomas f. Per
kns, George Nj Payne, and Thos Bucock.
DO motion OF Alexander Moseley, Esq.
Rssotutd. That copy Of these proceedings be
signed Uy the Cnarmin and Secretary, and for.
wdrded to the Richmond Enqulter and Wbig for
public ,tion. TT BOCOCK, Chairman.
III SPENCER, Secretary.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-17

'aeksons administration, MIR Irving said: "when
nv was oarkneSs and despair when the best and
pu'eR patriots IN the land were ready to abandon
the unequal confederation State sfter State had
ooNsu the head IN ignoblc submission when that
,eso'u'e and ~Ilfnl man, backed by an overwhelm-
ing popularity, seemed like Colossus TO stride
over PROSTATE constitution he had sworn TO defend
and preserve and, like the gigantic figure IN the vi.
sion OF the hng OF BIbylon, with feet OF iron nd
arms oil brass, dehed all oppositon-it was he who
stood foremost in the almost hopeless ranks of re
sstance-it was he whose voice was heard amidst
| the numbers OF the popular tempest, and whose
SWORD cleaned through the darkness Of the storm,
anu pointed while !; Lid the way TO a tIumpha nj
dehverance. And when this perious conf, ct was
| ended when the sober second thoughts OF the PEG
pie had dispelled the illusion by which they had
| oeen msled, and victory had again pcrched upon
our standard, did he seHEME for the Presidency 7
plu no ask Tor his share OF the spoils7 No. His
tory VIII record his d,sintercstejness. He stood
then, where he yet stands, always at the post OF
duty, and like the Cherubim which guards the
gates OF Paradise, WELDING his Aiming sword every
way, against the enemies at his eountry." THIS is
subject.
MIR Irving is said by the Charlottesville Advocate
70 have discussed the consuIutona.ity OF National
oank IN style at once novel and original. Il pro.
muses. sketch OF his argument hereafter, "which
enci'ed high praise from distins uished gentlemen
VINO heard him, and which was presented in a STYLE
as modest and d'fiient, the Argument itself was
mastery and novel" Mr. Gilmer did no, auemp,
10 answer him-preferine his fLvuritc mode of re
PLYING TO arguments by anecdotes.
lnihe course of the discussion, Mr. Irving com.
pared MIR Glner TO the Sun; comp imenI W hich
was TOO much Tor the Governors mo. osty who
'housht that he more nearly reacmbled the Moon
I'm one respect" promptly in,erposed Mir Irving,
"ihc resemblance il comp-te-the Moon, YOU
Know, changes once a MONTH"
Gov. Gtlmer still persisted that he had not chan.
eed! II he has not, both OF the great parties have
AS the Wings now renounce and the Loco Focos
now embrace him! Strange that he alone has
sood still. while many thousands OF both parties.
have changed font Lynch. yir.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-17

M'''r'. HriHg and CRms-From au quarter,
we earn mot Mr lrvinE's triumph over the ET
governor No A.ucmt'le, vas c1mueto and acknou
t'seH-lhe later quai.Ing under the heavy end hot
w "' MS gallant opponent. The Charlottesville
advocate gives an Interesting account Of the debate
"ol"'an Them, which ws regret tina, We hsye not
Osen allie 10 crowd into our CO unns. "Mr Irving
W s'ys) appeared btiOfe us almost an entire stan.
ger, except ny itme, winch ascubed 10 nim "a snts.
sHIl 90 d.o.is, bold ooquence, and m,nly in
dependence OF character, which II would be unjust
IN eny impartial observer OF the days history IA
g.ny lhal he upi only sustained hut surpassedr-
We CLEAN rom the Advocates narrative few in.
Gov Gimcr, in advertinz to the appropriation "a
. u' Woo" 81 Gen. Harrison, hid very uHlssiHgi,
| expressed The apprehension, (which he must hav,
known, from the vouerated character Of that nobl,
Noih'n, was wholly unfounded,l that "she nigh
marry some coTcDmb, who would eHpend the
amount voted 10 her before the honey.m moon wa,
oyer, This remark was Indignantly replied to by
mf irving, who justly regarded her remnant o
OeJa as D'ng wholly associated with tho memory
OF her IIius'uo1s husband, "aroUnd whose tomb
Iho v.i''f hc 'nuiuIiy opserveiJ Death and GlorJ
| "nuId Keep one 'te,npl Sabbath
e, IN reply 70 NJ GHmc,'s assault upon the erea
hen'neky Statesman, whom Mr. q. so warmly
eulos1el one bret yer sgo,) Mr. Irving was bril-
Ua,n.y eloquent. Referring particularly to NJ
Ciay'' gallant bearing during the mad sIcesses o
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-17
To n. EdIigrs 9TH. Irhir

Gentlemen-l have a felinw-fee!in, for s.SL;,,,
Sh'ns'-because have Suffered much in tho -
way he has done. Our streets at n,.ht are dance
rous' Inc s'de w'lks appear to re selected tor
h"kes, wood and coal. | was wa kim The oiLo,
night, down the street, where every inch of srn,,d
$ Known to me. accordingly walked ran,JIvN
not thinking OF encoun,ering a wheel barTo,y ma
patce' "i boxes lust IN my path. The dsm,g. I
| was moving. My Sims were skinn,J-n,,, ~ S''
th'"~n on, and my letters lost. The m, k of I'm
man KIN iness IN my bosom was overcome. and |
voluntarily wished the Mayor and Comma, ~ ~
Stree Commissioners, Corn Sue~'er aad all o hers
h'V'ns au. hor'ly, at Old Nick. l. is no b.ttrr II
you take the middle of the s.rcct-Gor here vo,, 80
IN d'ogsr OF Ia Ing into pit-made hy tsk,n. nm
me pipes-and left incomplete and unprotected,
ms IS crying shame and a grevous evil. I
mount Co'porhl Sireeter had undertaken to have
as IN this, he ought to be beaten with n,ck s'avcs
A SUFFERER
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-17
OBLIGATION MEETING

The Meeting of the CIuzsns Of Richmond and OF
the county Of HcnucO look place last evening n {
The Exchange HOtei-Gen Limbert (Mayor OF the
Guy was called to the Chair, and Thomas Richie
appointed Secretary.
The Char made few remarks explanatory of
the oblsC's Of the meeting.
On motion Of the Rev. w. s. plurner, resolutions
were adopted, approving Of the Education Conven
ton TO meet on Thursday, the Oh Of December,
and appointing committee Of SIX (vIz: Rev. VIM.
). Piumer, X. O.. Scott, and Rev. J. Il Jelcf Of the
City, and Dr. Lewis w. Cnumberlayne, William
Miller, and Geo. w. ri. Rrchirdson Of the county
TO nominate 20 Delegates no from the Guy and 10
from the County, To attend suii Convention, aud
make arrangements for their accommodation IA Ihis
CITY.
The Committee retired, and on their return tho
Rev. Mr. Piumer repor cd the following rs the list OF
Delegates, VIZ: Rev. TO. Ry and, Dr. l.. w. Cnlm.
befayne, Dr. Socrates MaUyn, George Wyihe
Muniofd, Robert q. Scot, Rev. Adam Empie,
Rev. }. y JotCr, Rev. Philip Courtney, WIN. Mac
iar'and, Thomas Richie, james Caskc, Loi,,n ~
Elicit, James Lyons, Warner w. Guy WIN. Md
johnson, ShsrwIn McRie, and Jude JJnn Is
Copton. THIS nomination was confirmed by tho
meeting.
tMr Plumer remarked, that no should beg leave
70 decline nomination as Delegate, because he
should appear as Dsegre from the county o
khnlwha, to which county no was so much az
tached.l
On Mr. F. James motion, tho Editors OF tho pa
psrs IN the city were requested TO publish the pro.
coedings.
Oo Mr Plumers motion, the Delegates appointed
by this meeting requested TO meet on iturday
evening, o'clock, at the Lecture room Of the Frs
| Baptist Church; and
On Mr. James motion, the meeting then adj
journed.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-17

ICJ- The Loeofoco prints arc continually com.
planning ofthe States and people Of this country for
paying their debts 10 the people Of Engllnd. They
say q, 10 hsgrant outrage on the rights Of native
citizens; and TO prevent H., they urge the repeal oil
the D,s.dbuton, and tho adoption Of policy
which will make the doctors unable to meet then
foreign obligations. OF the ROBUSTNESS Of this
doctrine, wo have nothing 10 say. Blu. the very
same men who rah so violently ngains, foreign
debts and foreign influence, arc they who advocai,
Tho policy q opening our ports and nunda:ing the
country with foreign goods. They would hold out
temptations to our own people 10 bring themseIye,
under foreign inf renee, aud then they complain Of
the foreign influence, which they created; and "a
get rid Of it, recommend That the debtors swipdl,
their creditors out Of their dues
This is consistency and morality with a ven
seance. But II is just such cons sLsncy and moral
ity as arc exhibited in the columns Of The ENQUIRE,
and Globe, weekly.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-17

We have heard it asked what "uis ExeeIlency,
the President OF the United States of North Anne
re1," meant by the following sentence in his whin
Ins epIstIe to the New Kent Committee.
The light reflected from burning efigiss has
only served to render the path OF my duty more
PLAIN"
We are not certain that we know. Probably il
had reference TO a statement on Locofoco authority,
that somewhere in the West, his ExcelIency was
burnt in ttIyy by a set Of froIicsome blades, after
his Veto Message. Whether the fact be so or not,
we know not. But that is immaioria. The mere
report was enough for his ExcelIency. lie could
not have better ciptaL !. came most opportunity
and chlmed in most sWe.ty with his humors. lie
set out with the determination Of being poor DER.
secuted croature-the White House re echoed with
pIteOus mornings long before the veto on tho frs,
Bank bill This was the policy to win the sympa.
thellc hearts Of the American people. "The lgh,
from burnin eisiss" vas, therefore, perfect god
ssnd:-whslher real or imaginary, It made no diH-s.
renee. Il was fret rate capital, and It will last the
captain" his lifetime, II he lives to the great ag,
Of the "Curous Antique" Il will serve all occa
SONS. Probably II will be worked up in rhyme
and along with wood Gu, Of the burning speeta
Gle, to ornament the fron,ispoce may give increase,
dignity and palhos 10 the next edition Of the Las
MAN.