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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-01
MIR. & MRS. PERsICO's
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL

FOR YOUNG
Ihb duties o this ins,tu uu will be eaufned on the la
Instruction heretofore pursued will be faithfully and yea.
lOuEly continued. - -
The plan Of this School embraces all the branches ~
ole eiueaon Including the French Spanish and Italian
assistant teachers the number Of seven who are
All inmates Of the family. have been sslecict with view
10 combine sound leafuing and elegant
With christian principle.
Ehpeiicncc has convinced Mr Pcrvco that Modern nv,
sur"t IN be TAUGHT with any degree Of success must he
made The medium Of familiar couyersa,ion IT.. ,itne
usually allotted To classes
n@i necessarily be slow. To obvate this tfc uify the
Tilh'Pa has AZ great expense and trouble obtained the
s"iNecs 90 an accomplished Partisan lady who combines
hth atdinmcnts with refined ami will devote her
uie AMI attention daily during the scholastic hours
In instrumental and voc al Music tnosf
Professors have been engaged
Mss IOkD will continue reside In the family and give
insiTuruou on the Piano aud Harp
Mr. BASSNl will also continue hts ins,rueions In sipy-
ing. o." 3''h
Ths insi lion is provided with an ave pbrosphi
o and Chemical Apparatus for the illustration
ot Ply &C
To ohjeci Is attention paid in this
tln 10 the comfort and moral Improvement of Rosr,irrs
VII" are regarded In all respects
~. "uoYine a. far practice Die all the az Home
ne school "a divided into four departments each being
totally disconnected with the utlrTs t,vipy yv.i
plsi tuus the Inconvenience OF crowded -nd ptsnscu.
Gus - hool has been Oysicd and the anxious
81 ihc Principal set Tho utility Of an arrange.
heH has bHcn tested by experience aud succeeding
atiyanc cfuruf of TIC puuiIg.
uS- MI PERsltO earnestly advises Parents and Guar
bic - - $780,
no Terms usual. Application for further informa
Hol W DC ilaIc 70 q. PERSIGo, Primo ipal.
90 Rich y.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-01
MANAGERS OFFICE,
RICHMOND. VA.

Pokomokc River Lottery. Ci,ssiNo l22-To he drawn al
wilmington De- So?"muci 3nh drawing received Sa'.
uriay morn ~ tIpals-SlJtun = OF 2jtL of hJl Ut
100 Of lODD OF 7t OF GO, ~ NJ 5Ol lsg VI 100 Sc
- Nos u drawn. Whole Tickets sj-sElrca In piopur.
ton
Jin's iI9cp " C.. are Maulgcrs, may any tune hc
found al tIr above pI;rr.
Orl'tE from any irt ~ the Union will receive the same
confidential iHi Immediate aCuiiDna personal !ppc
tion were made.
JAMES P1IALEN & CO.,
sc y ManaLcTs, RichEc,d "
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-01
BY INLoEs s BROTHER.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FrRNTrrpr
AT AITGTInN -'

On MONDAY MORNING, October T. AZ 10 o,.to.h :,
W reslenee OF Mr. Woody, 81 street shoe zoe hin
~ 1ihns Dr Georze's Dwelling will sell coT-c, :, y,
hOuSeneIi and kitehen Furniture, Comprising in nsrt "
SSurled iair Mattresses Of eIceLlcnt quality
Mahogany side5oar.i and bureaus f'J
Secretary and Book Case
Cane Seat Chairs
Terins-cash. r''' ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-01
BY r II DICKINSON.
MIL ALTO GIDI

,,. MULATIO GIRL.
Will Ds soli the III Instant al 10 s,cIocl IN from, -,
stress anu House servant. ' " nae 7cuhp
oc Dun
FOUR NEGROES.
VIII be sold on WEDNESDAY tho 9Th i,s,,,, . MT,
NegrO woman (who a first rate CookN mi bcr 49,
'hlaIen-a!ver likely and sold for no fault -'''
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-01

Wclshurg Lottery, Class for Monday uoruirr prize
OF eitu llHn. Shhl.iI1i , Ut 1OD Ot o. ~ Of lJt
?" o' 500 &c - NOs-!( drawn. Tickets $40.
to orders Tor tickets In tho above Grand Lottery will
be net with prompt attention, II addressed To
~ STATION,
SET RIrhw,nI ",
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-01

DIawlrF Of IresbuTs Lottery, '"sss I'LL
674s ~ ~ 10 n - 50 - I ~.
Half ticket Nos n p u, przc Of t2n IN the above,
nt out hy nONI a Co.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-01
MANNED InInc Iately uy tile Engineer Departing
w for the Publications IN Hampton Reals


The prce oT ahorcrs from The LIST day October o. the
lsi Jay OF March next VII be 50 per ay, aud ration
Medical attendance Medicines and Hospital sore. Will.
as usual, Toe furnished the sick without charge.
For further information employment, apply 10 the
subscriber At Fort Monroe, Old Point Comfor7, Va
u. L. DE RUS-Y,
Ii. Col EnsT. COmdg.
Old Point Comfort. sept 27lh, 1871. sc 30 dIUt
&c Enquirer viii copy times.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-01

.SChlP.--s}Onp cary issues ~ The Jiucs River aud
- hsnawha Company scrip, Tor sslchy
seSO-N LEWIS LUDLAM a SON.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-01


M llI hc sold tp the highest bidder. THURSDAY
w The lih dAy Of October 1871, the Vrgtu. o. tho
tract OF llui ON which the suhsrnhcr, sally ~ Htskus
now reEdc''in the upper end ~ Powh'ln county. Tho
lfact hca ON hnpnWluuN rycr Immediately opposite
tirm"ntown Mills, and contains about 3}i acres large
portion NJ which rousisfr NJ valuable towrrnund4 tfwi
hn Hnli oua ctrdu Of one, and Three vetrsflc first
pymrn ~ n' secured by perennial surety and the two
other payments by DcoI Of rruHon tic land
SALLY a. HASKtNS
Join W. WA~KtNs
IUWU. T.. IIAsKtNs.
49, JOHN g.. UOHSON
NJ The same fine and place. will he sold Tho rrou ,f
fpiHef ~c- together with the stock and other netialfI
properly belonging the estate Of John IIaskna Ir,
TERMS
For all sums Of ten doarsand under, cash will DC rc1ur
~ lor all sums ten dollars bond approved seen
ry payable twelve months after date, with interest fro
the day ~ s1icwhch will be rcmcd N the principal c
punctuhly paid. JOIN w. UA-RINS
Erfcu'0r Of
SO 7-lawds JOHN HAsKINs decd
OFFICE EXCHANGE BANK or vIRGiNA,t
- RfouwnND. 9Th August, 1871
w Exchange Nluk ~ NrriLia,.-thCrc yet remaining
10 bod'pnacd Of 52 silrCs tho undersigned offers tot
sa" any par thereof m elu1 per share Anct the pay.
mcnl o the July dividend each share was ccmputcd to e
worth 500 by of the surplus fund having reached
pcrce on the Capital
Suim W. r. sTRoTHER, Cashier
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-01
CLARKE'S OFFICE.
Under the EXCHANGE Hotel.
BnIIilnt Disp-.Y for Oclohcr.

Vi Wcllsburg Lottery, Glass for SII-To be drawn a
Alexandra. Va, Saturday, tho ~ of October lSII75
NJ--l2drawn. StuuJl, iOuHp ~ ~ 3Jl75 Of xst OF
2UDn, 10 Of lJU1 30 NJ 80, etc Tickets sic.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-01

nb EMPIE's SCHOOL will open as usual Ocio
~ her LIST FOtFTench, German, Hebrew Of a. Q
scientific branches Ola Collegiate course there will be an
extra charge oftwo dollars per month.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-01
ST cRoIx esEsAIHs. WmIsKEYAxDnA

NONs AT AUCTION
N ~ t~bAA .'Ic SD OF October. We will sell az ID
~ O'Clock, boo front nfuur store
~ nhis prime quality - CroiN sugars
~ ir Porto REQ a.
tu boxes ami bbls Loaf lump. AMI crushed sugar
I'm bags prime green L1gura coffee
~ 30 prime quality U.HIHva 90
tN in DO - DHWIuEU do
o. bids Nass-cs
o. ucrcrs prime Bacon =. See
lu bhis itH proof MHuunrlre1 WHrskcy
~ Fn PouuSy lgana rrctfrJ 80
llN hHIH imitation Brandy
% casks q shs1 Cheese
70 round HrNrs AZ
inu boxes q. \ g Colrtfrs' brown sap
wv boxes best f1.rw Candles
% DIV 30 sYrrur.ru Ir
10 packages Gurpuw1cr and Imperial Tcls.u rarf Of
extra fine atty
90 boxes srdhl.,uo1cs r. Brown choice old Chew.
ing Tobacco
80 b,',ss NJ. honey dow ,ni Cynthsrno ro5ae.
co.. Frf,r"
Terms ( months 'rr sums over 500
luwNrI WtI hr U...l. valuable collection Uf green
house Plants, aui with which frc sale will commence at
20 o'clock, VIZ Sye uunEes, srlI Crruu, Palermo q.
uuus hest faiu1 Oranges Nn'stm sircs 1asminrs pifs
Forums AlHcs China Roses. Camilla t-sutanas Cor ouias
Nyr 10, MEXICAN UylLruws, UyIrauEus, Vcrbcnaa or o.
trou. Aucs Donna PoUlt Justica or Mslahar Nut chi
urfse Honey SlcEIc smaller Plants add Trees somc not
uuiicH, sc SC.
somc of the rrccs ant Plants are OF unusual l,rr,
growth AMI many N the Trees are upwards OF q ycars
ni huc hearers snd a. This lime covered with beautiful
fruit Tie sale Co be POSITIVE, and terms cash
90 ~ DUNLOP, MONtIRE q co, Aucfs
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-01

which offered or sale on reasonable tcrms Purrbo
scra arc requested examine the assortment which vii
be complete In a few days. " ~ "
o. 2-imc'
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~ DIN GOODs

I(ICUhH DsON n CO, AZ ihc store formerly occu.
II roi ~ Isquelu Taylor CO. have In store AMI orc
receiving, well selected efork Of
nnN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-01

Dfayiug 1T Va i.rrshurI Lottery, Suf2
81 f! 10 O. ~ "a a 3 I 81.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-01
ISAAC O. aUsT,x

S.AS u AUSTIN,
ISuecessor to Otey & Austin)
-Four doo's ADORE the Bell Tar,,,
III 81 on hand large aud splendid stock Of s.ir
- % les harness, Whips Collars sp1Ts a. III
49,. ~" sen low at wholesale OF RETAIL o. - %
eFetl Colntry merchants ali others Sisbi S, s or
cieb respectfully invited TO call before purehSs
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-01

Monau-iia Lottery, 80 - draws Friday at . o'clock.
J. NJ, al Lynchs. prize 81 s9DpI, 400 lJl 1880 luJ2
Of 90, etc. 10 uuInbcrs-l If drawn. Tickets GO.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-01
&T,fs.3 T'x'ON 80 OFFICE.
Lctlilthe woi "a saw wnGtthey can,
For cling pr="s S'rsitJn'E mzn

Drawing of Welshurg Lottery. No 3g-SCpt. e9h.
g. 30 II - 10 - q G. - -.
Hal ticket Noe 50 G5 a. PRIZE VI 500 sold and cashcd
10y STATION.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-01
LAUREL GROVE FEMALE SEMINARY.


THE exercises - this - hoo. vii be- resumed an t led,
day n' October. 49,, ant terminate on a LAST y uf
Jly l~% Tho seminary rs .ra'rf iu the southern plrr
OF FssCA county near the leading from Taura
hammock no ks'nu' anH about 10 miles the former
place, au1 inutJs from the after
The Is retired ami healthy, and the ncshhuurhDoB
pleasant JuH agreeable
The courSr uE ius'rurtnu comprises all The branches NJ
Thorough ET-h Education Miss Burt the nsrurf,
Us graduate n one n the FIRST institutions orr country
lr i's1s no her literary a''aiufIC Es, her mor and
religious character JUI h.I success in elicit ami
Save secured i'r her ln the patrons ant ilcu tie
seminary 'e h-cs opinions OF her q4alifc auus as an
Iusffurucss fyuU'h.
Music on che Piano Porte, will be taught by Miss Nc.
Queen competent a1' scientific teacher ,gNr will attend
fidelity She viii iIStru-fu thorough Bass. aIsr Painting
aui lIaWiu-t ans the trtuth language, desired
Terms f.T f.r SEt1ls'ir year n Ten months.
tni rulri 1Hi tuition Nu the English hrlHrlrsF irr'u
iHt nr', u'ihu-' towels, h1's washing fuel a. Sis
ur St-t per SESSION off > months. Music On the Piano
Forte, per quarter sIsl Painting and Drawug anI The
ltruc Language nd extra charge. y. charge Tor Needle
Work or fuC us" uttuc PIANOS.
Although 1u early entrance is desirable. scholars "a 10 be
admitted al any time during fHe Term. ami be received
tyr any Time .fss ftHn session, no male known
time of entrance The pIruus of the seminary WHO Have
N'u aI i' rn.r H' the present year Every attention
lH.'' i. .HIN AMI |.u.ufuf f.D pupils IY he FAM w.
iui sp"rs care 1 t.r MANAGERS, ais amt ylurgDcrf
ui L'rNnHrE IH.r. HF fHr teachers
For information. refer fH Mr-srs webb Booker A H..
m Ton, Richmond. " : Garnet. Wrr'murs ialf ur " a
Hrock,utr.u-N, Richmond county, pr W l. tltsUcai
Mi'IessN Nr SImE.' HIrwHrL Kin. & QIrrn e. N !.
Cary Jones EsG Gloucester, Or I Rulnc. Thomas %
GNngit JAS SrmYr, Eslrs, Gag, Nuscur e. Wood. Nus.
coo Garnet Egr' tss'7 or 90 myself on lhc premises
Laurel Grove, Usscv county, Sop, o.. i-i'-,i,.
i"HHT.r rHF 1lTrtH rome afH#I fH =.t.v
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-01
HOYF & cos OFFICE.

GrdhIe CoTltT. hIehhl0hd, va.
There Tekst At uOYT'S LUCKY COURT,
Which soon secured, leads on To to- foHrurE
SiaAspsars tEtPrOrsd
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-01

Gloucester Go sept Il. lSiI-rw5t Cu7gtlr ~.
y Ill ht-hlv pguuJI thar the owners O! the lands
IN '"u1uUCtou with tie tttc Col SMITH, Will thc
SALE 50 as 10 increase the size at lac several
stances. W" sill ol-p state thar sae viii take place 10
some short tine after hc Lands sold, the cup. OF
Cora, Ous, Fodder, IlIy, straw, a. - mrst valuable
STOCK Of Horses, Mules. work Oxen young Cstue Sheep
nusa. IlTm-IE lMn-rMN 40 q
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-01
sc 7-lswtds JOHN HAsKINs decd
OErluE EXuIIANME mANk OF NlRGlNlA..

NTTH tho view ~ co
w Exchange Rank nj
10 bcidisposcd ~ 6l2 sh
sale any part thereof nj
mcnt u the July dividend
worth sl0J by reason of
. per cent on the Capital.
auftf
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-01
FOR NEw WORK

M Tho regular packet schr MANCHESTER Allen
49, master, having part NJ her cargo ergaeeJ All
- vii meet Nth hspafch For balance OF freigti
'l ''hhI' tobacco and so packages tobacco 10 rori,
her cargo, hni passage. having good accomn1.tons ~.
ply a lHc master cn board, AZ LuiIam's wharf or no f
81 WV LII
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-01

I)thPs.-Ihc Subscribers, IN Pctersburg Va sri.
"Wncfs i'f the state OF Virginia Of the psiept o p,t,
agent w Daniel Sickcs for Richmond CIV ant Inc ,ir,
~ 'lty ho'' mandatory, where they are rn4Enr
'' t'e "9 h'n1, Pumps for ciseTns, wells vcsses
l,IL 'a'"u- NeP1- and sizes. Sumo the Pumps ara
,,"ys 20 ue seen az " WIN Pslmcrs agricultural store
NHW S..ct. hlCnHoud, Just above the Market Bfidse
VIZ sc Scs may also Doe ouni. in hrs absenec
VI iancr vii recrv" orders for Them. Persons order.
ng Pumps ircui Nsan'o will please send he dentb Of
lte we'll and say Iow they shall be loTwsttetIt
HJGH NELSON a co.
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TO LET,
FOR NEW ORLEANS-

N The Tine regular packet copp n. and e,,
I'D pcrei bFig ORLEANS W wiekhsrn Iu.stsr f,,tt
n- considerable portion II her csIro on b,,r't
WI NEE Win dispatch For remainder of rsirhf or ~,
49, having very supcto Accommodation FOR cabin sr
I,,, l H1ls' afpD 70 Inc CaLian on board ~ Lud
' ~ "a. az % 't 10 WIN ROWIETT. on
eL-'.l HASklNS a L1HBY
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LAW NOTICE.

TIE subscriber, Tor the purpose of Hevofi.g ~. ,,.
Don ctcu-vey o. me practice Of law, has removed
On lyncnbur1 and will regularly attend ali he CONF. ~
Campbell Amherst, Nelson, the Corrorafioo ~ Is..S
gnrf nc circuit Cnuu of Buckingham and Inc Conn az
NIP''" us iH'"re address will be Lynohbura. vs..
IJS- Oti-e adjoining ssmucl Garl,ni 3, Who IN nv
% WI '''end 10 any apple for ny serviees
. W" a.
hOANOkE NAVIGATION COMPANY.
w annual meeting NJ The Roanoke Navigation Com.
ulc Sh lay 81 November nest -
seb-eWG a. JoYNER,
10 The Richmond Enqu1eI viii puJHsh 3auass
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HANOVER LAND FoR sALh,
[ [ uniL.s fcn.n Richuinnd

~ anumber Of Ilbourersi work on the Dock, etc
Application 10 bc made At the shockoc Foundry.
III
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rhEnuLhH SALE DAYs-M0Hday. TY,dnss,iay, an,
ees made on Goods sent 10 Auction 0~s" van
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-09-28
From The \. Y. Erenipg Post

Much l. aald and much Is written about the pro-
ceedings at Washington. Let Ms try to speak OF
them falrly-SIthout prejudice, and without any
view to party interests.
\ journal friendly to Mr. Tyler, has pointed out
remarkable m statement IN Mr. Ewings letter.
Mr. Ewing says that the project OF National Bank,
which he drew ~ aud sent To Congress. had the
appreciation # Mr. Tyler. and that 1t allow ed the
bank establish agencies without the assent Il
the states Now, the 10Th article of that project
begins with TINS clause:
That the sand corporation shall e-tsbl sh n COM
petent Office OF discount and deposte in any State
by the of the LEGISLATURE OF said Staie when-
ever the directors shall think iii IN do 50 =
Here the assent OF the States expressly requr-
ed before the establishment OF offices IL the bank
within their Limits. Agan-we quote the Journal
of Commerce, VIII ch has TINS work Ia nds.
Mr.. Ewing says, in the fourth paragraph OF his
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-09-28

now that We find il all raised to hunt down " TYLER
100. has drawn from this hastv repulse- The
Democratic party owe Mr. Tyler deep debt of
gratitude Tor arresing the II" Tarqun strides" otthe
Bsak power aud should be faithless 10 the r
cause Is We Did not DO what can to defend hin
when assaiied on this po.ni. II must not be infer
red. however, that II purpose 10 enlist under
the banner ul the Administration. The new cast Of
Cabinet almost iOrbds the hope that Mr.. Tyler has
come To the determination 10 devote himself 10
store jcflcrsouian Democracy. lie was bred in that
school and We would be happy TO welcome HIN back
- II. Nothing short Of the adoption Of the ample.
pure. strict orthodox doctrines OF THOMAs JUFFER-
sos can ever command the support ottbe Democrat
&c party, or the prcss winch II sustans by pat
ronIge. No scheme. vesting Government rights IN
corporations--no Banking monopoiy-no taxation
the part Of the Federal Government To- support
the extravaganza OF corrupt state polItIcians-no
distribution OF national iavors. 10 PROSTATE state
dependencies and consolidate the Union, can ever
DC tolerated by the honest party which maintained,
the Independent Treasury, the principle that the
powers OF the General Government and It's means
we're specified anu appropriated 10y the Constitution,
and while the trst were Inalieuable To Bank or
any other corporation, the latter were alike ina
ueuabIe 10 states or any other recipients and were
strictly limited TO the maintenance OF tue functions
which belonged 10 the Government Of the Union
Ciobe.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-09-28

and no doubt thrown out the subject my
hearing. within my know ledge. until the letter Of
Mr. Bolts came to your hands. Soon after the read
ing OF that letter. you threw oui strong limitations
that YOU would veto the b u. If Il we're not post
poned. That letter | did and do most unequ vocally
condemn. but did rot affect the constltptionaliy
OF the bill, or Justify you IN rejecting II on that
ground could affect only the eXpedlency Of your
action and whatever you may low believe 10
the scruples existing ~ your mind, IN tins and IN a
kindred source there strong ground TO believe they
have their origin.
II | be right in this, and doubt not | am, here
is n great public measure demanded by the country
passed upon aud approved by the Representatives
of the States and the people rejected by you Pre-
sident on grounds having no origin IN conscience.
aud no reference To the public good The rejection
of tins measure, too, continues the purse with the
sword IN the hands of the Executive from winch
we strove TO wrest il in the contest which elevated
your predecessor and you 10 power. ! cannot con
cur in this your Of policy. In or out OF OF
fee my opinion, remain unchanged. ! cannot
abandon the primes pies for which. during ali nv po
litical career. have struggled espec ally cannot
be- one of the instruments by which the ExecutNe
welds these combined, accumulated, and danger
Gus powers.
These, sir, the reasons for tho important step
which have felt it my duty to take, and | submit
them lie Justification.
am, very respectfully, yours,
L. EWING.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-09-28
(Sgned DANIEL WEBS FER.
ii. kErcnuM, Esq, New York
WASHINGTON, Sept. 13, ISL


To .Nessrs. Gales Il Seaf0a:
Gentlemen LEST any misapprehensIon should
ex St as to the reasons which have led me TO dli-
fer from the course pursued by my late colleagues,
wish say that | remain IN my place, first, be-
cause have sufficient reasons for the dis
solution of the late Cabinet, by the voluntary act of
its own members.
| am perfectly persuaded of the absolute necessi
" of an institution under the authority of Congress-
aid revenue and financial operations, and to give
the county the blessings OF good currency and
cheap exchanges.
Notwithstanding what has passed, | have conf
dence that the President will cooperate with the
Legislature IN overcoming all d fculties IN the at
tainment of these objects and II u to the union of
the Wing party-by which mean the whole party.
the wing President, the wing Congress, and the
wing people-that | lock for a realization of our
wishes | can look where else.
In the second pace. If had seen reasons to re-
IGN nv Office should not have done without CIV
ny the Pres dent reasonable notice, and affording
hun time To select the hands winch he should
tide the delicate and important affairs now pending
tins Department.
| am, gentlemen, respectfully, your obedient
servant. DANIEL WEBSTER.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-09-28
Very respectfully, yours, &c.
J. }. CRIrTENDEN.
The PRESIDENT.
WASHINGTON. Sept. IL. ls4l.

WASHINGTON, Sept. ii, ls4l.
Ny DEAR SIR: thank you for your kind and
friendly letter
You will have learned that Messrs Ewing, Bell,
Badger and Crittenden. have gned their respec
tive offices. Probably Mr.. Granger may feel bound
To follow the example. Tins hardly
cause YOU the same degree of regret which il has
occasioncd me /; as they not only friends, but
persons with whom have had, for some time, a
daily official intercourse. ! could not partake IN
TINS movement.
1t Is supposed to be justified, presume, by the
differences which have arisen between the Presi-
dent and Congress, upon the means OF establishing
proper fiscal agency and restoring sound state
of the currency and collateral matters, growing out
of these differences. regret these differences as
deeply as any man but have not been able to see
IN what manner the ignatIon OF the Cabinet was
likely either To mitigate the evils produc-
ed by them. On the contrary, my only reliance tor
a remedy for those evils has been, and Is, on the
union, Cancellation and perseverance, OF the whole
wing party. and by 10 means despair OF seeing
vet accomplished by these means, ak that we de-
sire. 1t may render NJ more patient, under disap-
pointmcn., IN regard to one measure. 10 rccoect,
Justly stated 10y the President IN his last mess
age. how great "A number OF important measures
have becn already carried through. hardly know
when such mass of busn has been despatched
IN single ssIOn OF Cong ess.
The annual winter SESSION j. now near n hand
the same Congress IL az IN SOON 10 assemble, and
feeling a. deeply as ever did, the Indsp"us tble
necessity of some suitable provision for the keeping
of the public money Tor AID to the operation OF the
Treasury, and TO The nigh public interests OF cur
rencv and exchange. | am not IN haste TO believe
that the party, which has now the predomnance.
Will not ali these respects. Yet fulfil the eXpecta-
tions Of the country. Ii Il shall not, then condi
ton is iorlorn indeed. But for one, VIII hot give
w the hope
My particular connection with the administra-
ton, however, Is with another department. think
very humbly think more humbly = OF
the value of the services which am able To render
10 the public, IN that post. But there is, far
as know, all subjects affecting our foreign re-
latlons. concurrence IN opinion between the Pres
ident aud myself; and there nothing to disturb
the harmony of intercourse, have felt 1t neon
sstent with the duty which owe to the country
to run the risk. by any sudden or abrupt proceed
ings, of embarrassing the Executive, in regard 10
subjects and questions now immediately pending
aud winch intimately affect the preservation of the
peace of the country.
am, dear sir, with constant regard
Yours, &c, &c.