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THE KNIcKERBockER.-Mr. Hampton has left the
July number of this favorite monthly. 1t can be had
at the Periodical Agency on Pennsylvania avenue,
near Beers hotel Among the interesting articles,
have been struck with several that will interest the
reader more than usual. Moderation vs. Teetotal-
ism" and the Battle of New Orleans" with an en-
craving; Life s moment, Death IS another -" the
Bird of Araby," by the lamented Willis Gaylord
CLARK
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OFFICIAL.
APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT

By and NTH the adpice and consent Of the Senate.
CUSTOM HOUSE OFFICERS.
COLLECTORS.
WILLIAM H. ALLEN, New Bedford, Mass.
THOMAS H. BOND, oswego, N. Y.
SURVEYORS.
PELEe ABoRN, Pawtuxet, Rhode Island.
SAMUEL ATKINSON, Wheeling, Virginia.
DENNIS M. WILLIAMS, Nottingham, Maryland.
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HAROLD.

We are sorry to learn from authentic sources that
President TYLER is seriously though we believe, not
dangerously indisposed.- The papers, passin.
We are happy to state that the above is not alto
gether true The President, although slightly inds
posed week since, is now in as good health as he
has been any time since his arrival in Washington.
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NEW PUBLICATION Charge. preferred
~ against Don Joaquin Veasquez de Leon, and
Don Pedro Fernandez del Castillo, members OF 'he
Board Of Commissioners, under the Convention OF
Aprlll 1885, on the part of the Republic OF Mexico,
Or,zo de Atteis SantaneeIo citizen Of the United
States, with tweDty-three documents
To be had at R. FARNHAMS, Penn. Av, be-
tween 9th and 10th SITS.
iulv 22-3tis
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Lieut.. Hunters Steamer, Germ, maze us APP
nearance last week at Elizabeth City N. C-causing
al the natives to stare and wonder. passed through
the Dismal swamp Canal at the rate of six miles an
hour without producing as much ripple as an ordna-
nv canal boat"-and thus removing 'a doubts OF the
practicabiity of navigating canals by steam without
injury to the banks. "-L.
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In THOSE THINGS Which ARE ESSENTIAL LET THERE
BE UMrY--Is sos-EssENrALs LIBERTY; AND IN ALL
THINGS cHARlrY.-Augustin.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1841-08-21
ELkToN, MD, SATURDAY MORNING, AUGUST II, 1911.

you. He was surprised and shocked at
your suspicious; and babe me assure you,
in the most solemn manner, that you had
nothing whatever to do with the death of
Lady Mornford. "Indecd,' said lie, 81
took care myself that no injury should
be done, for when | saw the situation
your husband was in, undertook the op-
Grafton myself. But the cesc was worse
than we had anticipated, and her previ-
Gus habits-her spirits having been for
some time almost entirely supported by
simu 'ant-would, under any circum-
stances, have rendered her recovery doubt
full.
"Tcll your husband he added, she has
nothing to fear from the past. 1t is with
the future that he has to do. And may
God in his mercy strengthen and protect
him for the time TO come"
Frederick Bond had listened to this in
telligence with clasped hands, and eyes
appraised. He uttered not word, but
sinking on his knees beside the bed, with
his wife pressed close to his bosom, he
breathed a solemn vow that if God would
merclfully grant him the power to resist,
ne would never again ,ransgress his holy
law, by touching again that which had
been the bane of his past life.
This VOW, made as it was without pre-
sumption and without sell-dependence, he
was enabled to keep. lie did not, as SO
many thousands have done, venture to
play with the poison he had lo eswarn,bu,
renounced it wholly and forever,
The effects of this resolution, so far as
they related to temporal affairs, were soon
visible in the happiness of his family, in
the restoration Of his responsibility, and
in bis peace of mind.
For the more lasting effects of that re-
solution, which Divine mercy prompted
him to make, and enabled him to keep
we must look to the regions of eternal
rest, and count one blessed spirit the more
amongst those who dwell forever in pu-
rty and light.
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Oh, how few are there throug hout all
existence that we can trust-tully, en-
tirely, confidently trust! The faith OF
one; the wi.dom of another; the courage
of a third; the resolution of 4 fourth; the
activity, the energy, the zeal OF others;
all! all! may be doubtful; and, alas! in
looking back through life, the sad and
terrible summing up will ever be, that our
confidence has been far more often mis-
placed, than wrongly withheld.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1841-08-21
II OLE n R "
From the Philadelphia Saturday Courier
TIE HAPPY PEASANT Girl"

rom Tue l ''otN'''J
THE HAPPY PEASANT GIRL.
RON >rorNrY COUSIN TO HER "CoH N
THE CITY.
wonld not be city Miss
To be clad in splendor gay,
To daily wear tissue dress,
And walk DER brick-paved way
IT'S sweeter far for me, to run
And skip about with glec
In russell gown and apron dun
\ Peas .ntS Girl To be.
would not have servant hng
The water to battle my face,
I'd rather dip it from the spring,
And wash in nv stone vase
Which stands beneath "A shady tree
Where vines around it curl
Oh who that would not rather be
A happy Peasant GlrlE
Iwould not live in city style,
With a bird-cagc i'll my room,
And hear the captive all the while
BcwaiIing his hapless doom!
'Twould make me sad-for now dwell
Where birds are tltting free,
And since love their songs so well
A. Peasant still I'll be.
love to sec my cade lamb skip
And stamp with his horny feet
Or in the milk his sweet mouth dip,
And his head then raise and bleat:
The city Miss her birds may get,
And wear her finery,
IT'S happier far here with my pet
A Peasant Girl to be.
| love to see squirrel skip
On the boughs with joyful scream
I love to see the swallow dip
His wings in the limpid stream
Hove to see the pebbly stream
In little eddies whirl,
And watch at night the flre-ny's beam
And be Peasant Girl.
And when all earthly joys are past
And my latest breath has fled
When am in the coffin cast,
And numbered among the dead,-
I'll sleep beneath this shady tree
Where flowers and woodbines curl,
And my short Epitaph shall be,
"EIerc lies the Peasant Girl"
OrnELIA.
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How 1T GOT ITS NAME.-When the
seamen on board the ship of Christopher
Columbus, after series of fatigues, came
in sight ofSt. Salvador, they burst out into
exuberant mirth and jollity. The lads
are in a merry Key" cried the commodore,
America is now the name Of half the globe
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1841-08-21

Niagara Falls, once famous place OF
fashionable resort, have of late years been
constantly running dozen
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1841-08-21
From the N. Y. Express,
Fifteen DAYS later from Canton.


The ship Acbar, Capt. Dumas, arrived
this morning with full cargo of Teas,
having sailed from Canton on the 18th of
April. The news is important The last
adviccs previously received were to the
last o! March, via England.
Commodore Elliott with the British fleet
had undisputcd possession of Canton,---
His head quarters were then protected by
British soldiers. The fleet was lying above
and below the place. No Intelligence had
been received there that the Commodore
had been superseded. 4 large Chinese ar
my occupied the hill, i'll sight, behind the
city, but they offered no interruption 10
the British arms, nor to the commerce OF
the place.
Teas were permitted to come into Can
ton as usual. The last edict from the
Emperoratpc kiu, was, that the barbarlans
must be exterminated The Emperor had
not heard of the fall of Canton when the
Acbar left. The Chinese Governor had
been sent to Pekln in chains, for permit
ting the British to capture the Forts al
the Bogue, and it was reported that he
he had been strangled on the wav.
Commodore Elliott promptly opened
the port of Canton to all shipping every
nation. Ten American ships had alrca-
dy arrived, all of which werJ discharging
and taking i'll cargoes Of Teas. A large
number Of British ships were taking in
Teas.
All vessels were hurrying to get in Their
cargoes to get away before any more trou-
bic should break out. Commodore FL
liot had declared that if the Chinese pre-
vented Teas from coming in from the
county, or obstructcd the trade of the city,
he would Immediately commence HOSTILE
tics.
There was an abundance of Teas in
Canton to load all the ships:
~uaap@.s.s-g1z.i1a
Observation-Disclosures is something in
the capablitv which a rcsolutc heart finds
within itself Of resisting with unquailing
power the worst evils OF fate, and fortune,
and gives grand and sustaining consola-
ton under each immediate infection which
nothing else can afford Conscious viz
tue itself may fail under accumulated ills
and wrongs; but the strong determine
ton of bearing all unilinchngly begets in
islf, fresh strength, and even from man.
OF our weaknesses, from pride, from van
ity itself, obtains aid and derives vigor,
Naturalization man of sense
comes TO marry, it is companion whom
he wants, and not an artist. II is not
merely creature who can PAINT, play,
dress, and dance-it is being who can
comfort and console him.
EiCu FARTY WINNING TIE sTAKEs.--
Two Yankees lately took lodgings for
about ten days at a tavern in Y ork coun-
ty, Pa, aud Jared sumptuously, drinking
two or three bottles of wine daily. The
last day a dispute arose about the speed
of their horses, and they at last agreed to
enter on the "prolitable contest" The
landlord was appointed judge. each being
the rider of his own horse. When they
were mounted, the Judge, like those at
the Olympic games, gave the word, one,
two, three and go! Off they went, and
have never been seen or heard of since;
leaving the landlord fully compensated
hv having had the honor 10 he their Iudgc
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1841-08-21
GOING TO SEA ON FRIDAY.

1t is remarkable fact noticed in Pres
cots History, that Columbus sailed on
his first voyage of discovery on Friday,
August 4th, 1892 discovered the New
world on Friday, and returned to the port
of Palos, in Spain, on Friday, March Is,
1893. Just seven months and eleven days
after he left it. These three greatest in
cidents in tire history Of voyaging and adj
venture, which opened new world, hap
pened on Friday, and yet the sailor has
attached to that day a sort of i'll luck
which still deters many tall ship from
putting TO sea on Friday.
POWER or IMAGINATIoN.-in honest
Ilibernan being observed with piece Of
bread in each hand, one of which was
smaller than the other, and from which
he alternately cut tit, was asked the
meaning Of such an UNNECESSARY proceed
ing: "Eaitn,n said he, "rve heard SO
much of the power Of imasination) that
am trying to believe this littls bit to be
mate, while the large piece remains as
bread, but for the soul OF me, cannot
bring my mind to distinguish the differ
GU
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MARR1AGE.-Whcn man of sense
comes to marry, it Is companion whom
he wants, and not an artist. 1t is not
merely creature who can paint, play,
dress, and dance-it is being who can
comfort and console him.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-03

ANfabANf TebrN9FF ~
The Senate announced that they had u,sssd n .
Dali eHtted an act providing Tor taxing the senss =,
TIE ciu1ehg Oi Tyler county upon the fsngv,f oftl
seat d Jus'lcs Tor said clnnty.
mf sHfrH u Isle q Wight, from the Commute.
% rtyPosuons ana Onevances, pseSsntsd a bill es-
tab.ishing the county Of out al tbe COMMIT,
Of Brooke. wv ~''''y
Dir DoRHaH, from the Committee on F,n,n,e
presented report upon the revenues and e1pend,'
torres end debt q the Common wealth, snd = ali.
tnoNing ne present rates Of tszatoa, and the pro.
posed Increase for 1871: which on b,s noot,on L..
aid upon the table, and ordered 10 be- py,otsd
Mr. CoLgs, from the committee on Mint, I.so.
PieSgieo a Dii authorizing the officers Of the Tn.
54lh and 9ih regiments 10 train together.
% motion a Mf LIZ, leave wss granted 10 the
Commute ior Courts Of justice 70 Ut during tie
SESSION Of the House.
Mr. LErBURs, from the Commates Of School,
aA1 colleges, presented bill concerning the giebe
inn9 Of ShelDurne parrish, IN LOudoun county.
M CE0reHTgLD, from the Committee Of Roads
an, ihNtnal Navigation, presented reports upon the
ptuuon % ne salem and Peppers Ferry Tornpiks
TTompany' and d the Red and Blue Sulphur gpsings
Turnpike Company.
Inc following engrossed bills we're resd bird
=. a 81, q. concerning the Dagmors and Ohio Rail
hOad Company;
4 bill 10 auth6gizs f, .,,..,.,. -
vile, % The county of Csrpl.ii. '''''
OIL changing the Lime Of holding IN. C,u ts,,o
q ne Crcmtsuperor Cour Of Law snd Chance,
Tor Amelia county.
bsn0ngola and Hgrison eoupts.
IN engrOssed bill establistin1 a -. ,o,,,,, -,
q parts o. ibe counties Of Monooeslis and g.r,,'
''sl YES taken up, on motion ofMr Clarion.
ihgeupon, motion was made Nv Mr. Ne(,os
ISL That The further consideration tbs,soC H. inds6
nuely postponed.
This BIZ gave rise 10 considerable debate. vbieI
vas AZ length cot OF by Mr TVssTaLL MOVING IN,
4 previous question. ''''''B W.
mess5'. sooIT, MAJ, MecoNvGLL and other
P',,.s VIC oill, eontending geosfliiy, that N
; P....s " o. Counties was amended Nith gree
49, esshi'lon, AID no adequate advantage.
ton, and Others, oontendsd tbst ~, soi,;s. ~.
''"'"'"'-H"egheny counties was Necessary 20 IN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-03
CARD.
Londoaln v. .deeoma,.

~ the Baltimore Convention, Wing Of Fair
FAX ost'ed Wing Of Aocomae, 100 barrels Of CT
oer' 70 he paid N Washington on 4lb Of March IN,
me Loudoun District would give a larger WIN
m'Jouty Than the Aceonae District st the P,.s,.
oenuaI election. The latter won the wager. M,
~ the winner, infsrs from r late Communicate, :,
ne Wing, signed "TuekahOe," that Mr. n. Al,
I"'sr' - under some misoppfehsnsion as 10 IN,
terms OF The bet-supposing the yoles Of Loudour
and Aeeomae counter were beited on, instead q.
the votes Of the Districts. Mr. r. will give di,.
charge, n NH. will have % barrels. on An a
March, a. The Whhs Hou,s.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-03


SehT Idea, Woolford, Washington, ID. C.. turnb.,
hohr w Caldwell, Bradbury, Pbilsdelnb;a
sundres, 10 u Eugtsoe, Lancaster, DENLY 4 ~
Webb, Booker \ Hamilton, l. DCrenshaw 4 OK
Winston, Davenport, Allen & Co, w MHeb.,j'
Fry 90, Williams & Hagall, Judge sansrd 4
lnloes Ellis, Elicit \ Co, Smith s Palmer. sail
D8ullInglon, VIII AIMS & Co, o A SIrseksr. p a ~,
gywv.1 t"Sor!mnam msG,pder 4 Co, T Sharp. ID
Smith, D B Fnnklin 4 Co, Pu,ney. i W
gram, Dunlop, Moncure n Co. re-
senr Josephine, Robinson, New York, sundr;..
xu, HunoP, smoneuro = Go, Fisher, Jr., II M
hs sIe " Ambrose, w Granger, r McClellsn
schr Pamlieo, stoddan, Havana, suodries'
sundries. Da'"more,
sem Mary Bright, Bright, Baltimore, sundrie..
''n' beonune' Knapp, New York, sundries-
SAILED,
TOO, flour and tobacco. """ Dos
Schr Pontiac, Cory, New Bedford, coal, -four Az
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-03
~" "shoekoe Hip u morrow.
EMPLOY YoUR LRlsuRR MoMrnra

Young gsnusnen Of the City, wishing 10 employ
ther leisure mopsnu TO advantage, IN acquiring a
kno"ledge ofsn elegant accomplishment, have an
offer presented 20 them this morning in Mr. Bv,oo,.
so'erusmen'' lie proposes TO devote few hour.
70 The instruction Of stenogmphy, ard It rarely oe
ours that on opportunity is presented from one %
capable oigiVipg on equivalent Sor the amount re-
qoiFed for the instruction.
Aoy Information on The subiec. will be given or
application ~ this oGce. y
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-03
Gratiiudr 10 Mr. IYis<

Virginia. IN addition to the debt she owed him be.
lore has incurred fresh obligation of sr,t,ud. r.
Mr. wi'e' although peradvcnture tina, gentleman
hi"iset was unconscious of the bene6, he was CON.
err'ng. Richie in his "delish," at Mr. wises ore.
sent attitude, promissory as it is Of whis lars and
oil Loco Foco triumphs, actually forgot in his YES.
teIday's paper to say word on Abolition, M,
wise may form some conception Of the unbound.d
ooNshr' he has administered land as a benevolen
ma" The thought ought to give him grea, pleasure,
when 1t has been potential enough to overeom, f.,
'ne moment, an absolute monomania. The hanpy
. e., 90 not end with Mr. Richie himself. All
virginia tastes Of the felicity. The Public h,.
oeen spared in one Enquirer, the bore of Aboli.
ton, 0o'i
Whatever other consequences may follow. nj,
wise Will doubles, feel even 70,
'A'e possible injury to the Wing party, in HAVING
impaired such unqualified delight to the GIoh. ,nS
Enquirer and exonorated his country men from on,
repetition ola most nauseOus, ,Orturing and insurer,
ble bore.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-03

w We would invoke the Common Hall n
pay visit in body 10 the Petersburg Raj Ro,a
DEPOT starting from Peyton, Deane 4 Rd.ard,
corner and vending her vay round cbsvallie,
M'i and upon the Southern hank d the Basin.
a word upon the condition Of our streets and IN,
preseot plan Of paving, IN few days
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-03
RICH MOND:
WEDNESDAY, MORNING.. rxBnUAn,
To ths Whirs Of RieAnena

we hate all parade, much as any men; bu, .
certain degree Of respect and attention to public
em'nenee Is not incompatible with the pures, die.
'a'es OF Republisanism. and is even valuable a.
marking the Peoples appreciation or disapproba.
ZION OF principles, as connected with men. Gen.
erai Harrison will be in Richmond in it'll, morn
'han fortnight. While we and oil true Wings
would seorn to aatter him or to exhibit the substr.
''e"ey OF degraded man worship, some demons,ra.
ions OF and attachment due to the hero
VINO has led the Wings to victory, and to the in
eum0en.o OF The hrst Office in the Republic-not for
a'"'e" Out as the Representative Of Principles and
the depository Of popular affection.
III It should be deemed advisab,. =, r...;.. g.
Harrison with marks Of public respect. i, is linn,
that the Wings of Richmond should assemble and
concert measures. 1t is too Indictment to have re.
course 10 our undsubed Log Cabin. and we there.
'''e suggest one OF the Churches as fl rcndsxvou,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-03

no dehniuve question has yet been taken in IN,
senate upon the Land Bill. Mr.. Cahoon snoks :,
great length and with much earnestness, on Sa,ur.
NJ I anS. .he distribution principle to whom
Alter which, Senator Young, of Illinois. made =
new move, bringing forward MIR. CaIboun,s nI,n
oi cess'on, &c by way OF amendment) and IN. Sen.
ate az, adjourned over to s;On5ay to think OF ,~Ns,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-03


Upon the application ofthis company TO the s,.,s
OF North Carolina for a loan OF three hundred
thousand dollars. the Legislature ofthat State h.v.
passed what is titled "a Relief whi.h certain.
" deserves no such appellation.
The bill suthorises the Company to issus bond.
10 the amount Of the sum required payable Al c.,.
tain stipulated periods. and for the faithful redeoa
"on OF which the State is pledged in consideration
OF the Stockholders giving their individual bondr
proportona,e to the number Of shares of each ons,
stocks This tyrannical provision is applicable 70
The citizens Of the State, and in looking over N.
oil We find the following still more oppressive .ec
uon bearing upon nonresident Stockholders.
WI. BE 10 further enacted, That whero INV
Stockhoder agreeing TO accept tho provision, cr
act shall not be resident Of the State of Nor,h
Narona, or shall not be the owner Of sufficient raj
estate within the limits Of this State TO satisfv ths
amount Of the Bond hereby directed 10 10 taken. he
o' ,ne snail oc required to give good and sufic;ent
security ~ithin tho limits Of this State"
Many citizens Of Richmond were induced n, ,.l.
stock in this Improvement through the mo,, n,
table and patriotic motives. and with what Justice
they are now saddled with the above ,vrann;c,I
provision Of relief act, we must leave |, 70 ~.
wise trainers Of the law to determine.
A meeting OF the Stockholders residing n m
City is called this morning at II o'clock, Mt the AZ
hce OF Samuel Marx, Esqr.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-03
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT on RlCHMoND.


High waief hi. day, ! / o'clock, ?. N.