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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-05

THE BALL TO ruE pRWcE 3d. J,g,v,,,, ..
Forclt Hull, Boston, vii He ON, nj H. P.
speud.d which have been Ga, up in that ,i,y. IT,
s ..l'or 'o"", OIL Iam'ndsc Eoy1uy, Cb.,.
enjoyment ~ Che rre. iona. rtI ,g, .'' 'h lne
upon The board Of ma1tsoms1l-N. y. ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-05

r, On Tuesday, 2od instant in Chsrsrf,d MIDI.
R,,I ts ou, We ,,li..ee Of Mr Cox, by
Jr, 10 NJ Mari f., Gaughis, Of v,,'i N" ",w,th',
free, decd .sIe Of Cbes erfeld Cour Uo 0", ""-
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TuDs. NOwLAND,
APER AND TAIL q Il,

IIkI lately received frrin New York CEREAL 1.sorL
4 ! mrut uf CLOTHS. e. As-iNEIES, uui NESIlNGS1
together with variety Fancy Arfrre. such as Stocks
uspcndcrs. Gloves. -carfa, Htaour, 'olia, &C. ai
NJ recent uuuulfuuI and tu which DO" invites nc h.u''
Ut ua former fE,u IS add the public generally We h"lcsI
by prompt luI sici uarFuuf attention q" hI g'd'TH l't
s'i hiH fl ho able fu entire Hft-rinu. 10 aurh "a
.rofrr fo tsy cash, a. liberal discount wtutc made.
NM. L
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IORh.-The last S1ngamo NI.J Journ,. state.
that contracts had been made at Sprtr,f I'D ...
several lots Of pork 10 Boz 'ivsrrd a, ,.,t r..'
o.,.nf W. nypLoae9lns ,aisp1 ai So per s~l. ON
hogs viii he kept over W our mos, eY,gr.Iy. r,y,
mer5-ALToH TIT. '''
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-05

VH.lNlA;.Ai Rule, held ia the Cis,k.. o,,., i, a.,
~ ,snpettor 'onH ~ Law srd CHANGER, ~, 49, :, "
a. rrthlieH and'u ~ RcLmond ths an -, Nuhy
49, ts' ia, OF N9N cniher, l,tl.-Mm Sntb
.e an Se'lN Maria HE wife. Gtotr. n C,lt., ~
n, ,Ia We !o'se smith hlzs Ann smuh S,d a.,
,i'H'h ard Si-fn X. has WIFE, pi- mfg. "a"
aud cher triis " WIN e''tiy, dcc'c,
80. ueicnan above named not having cnt, red b. -,
- - enhs ven security according art ~ -
~, ~ w iucs 81 . c'uf, a1d pcarnr b, -,
~ ,,i'uee, that hv T. not iuhlhiani of 1bi, 49,.
1csY u "a ordered, that the said defendant 20 az,
,s, :, 90 me IA day of the neat January tenn a.,
th1 lpi the plainT aud ti.at rof,y IN ~. @
,a o'nnhh lnacItcI m ncwrpapcf publsl c,ii,
hhloni, ioT two months sirc sSiyey anJ
no 3 Iwsy o"' door OF the Captol In the s0ii city.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-05


nos HONT & co
4 Circuit superior Cont eft Law aud hturrTy r1I
"A uuuci aud he'd for ust county the Couit Hons.
thereof. on "Wednesday, september ~ b, Narsae,t
BrocSman james Guutcr and Elizabeth his vile. Peter
Mrrw'ihcr Garrett VI, Iiw"tICr Charles lanes Brock
and Peter Fuu-e. which saG FuulEcF L. an iu'aut
au sues hN hp u Jones, hs next tcnu pi qr inst
decd Thomas Morris, Root Hair. Thomas Moriw,thcr
u. bard MviWci 81, NEnCy " btr>aT Muscy Clayton end
barbara Am IA vie late FarharI Ana uarScr, Ch.es
BTk"T and Iuum's PuiuHyN.r, ~hsut Of LOUISA aui a.
su-h administrator Of Francis BE"cNman. dec &, dcits
Inc Suhiurua 5w4Tic iu tins cause INC sun
p.cmrrI ui, brIu. returned HCHtCd m
do Nurri, dut i,uu'd Hart audrTc than lur months
sVic n'aps u as well since The return day
uug 81 r bil aIu they m iaiiu. appear. uI the mo-
ION of the ptn the supplemental bills taken ipr con.
fcsscd tncm aud this coming bc heard
on the papers formally read AMI the supplemental bill
the OF the ,trT defendants, exhibits and cxl-
uunl 20 Of Witnesses, argued ~ counsel; cousic.
ItIu whereof the Cuui dom lc uUsr urit ami decree
that one Of the r0ums 80 of tine touU
al the Outstanding debts trt my due ant unpaid
lrOm the estate Of Francis BIockuIn deceased, aud
scng apart sufficient amuuIt OF pay same,
STATE AMI -,ts between Oswcl HTtkna late
administrator II Francis nrocknar decd, AMI each The
disthurrs of his said iucsatr, showing the balance
~ c"ch"nc; which aid accounts the sai commits Toner Is
directed state. settle and report IN tn- court any
matter deemed pertinent 10y him which either party may
require, copy. Tcsf".
JOHN HUNTER &C
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VALUABI.E. IIOILII,

- SHOWN ptopcty, the EisIr II,,.l In IN. ,,,,,,
~ az. " hct sold privately hi re M. p,,h ~
~, present month tNcv, mt crl will ON La - hyy
NJ ,r' .ay =, run1 aucto,. Tc,ms-one y,o .nL
re- Re ri''', With boud apu,uy -, -, Nu
cure W." pure has" money Atthc AN. tift. % " 20
,nas'i WI nave chance To- pute has, a., I,e
10" "a S"li hirl, ~ The present orru an, a.
bereavement h. compelled to- ,s,i,, 800,
NA' nc Nu droih unnecessary Ia 49, I,l
lhc value q this Tavern stand aa NJ ,,E ABOUT
wishing To purchase will call examine ,y ,sn'olo
Del &c Tue day OF salc. The location Il Tho b.,
Wv" ''' 'ha' purpose J. SHEPPARDsON
s--..--,., 1880 -. ISAAC HICKS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-05
REAL rs TATE FOR SALE IN
FREDERICKSBURG.

WILL he sold 10 the highest bidder Wednesday, hs
w first day OF Dcccu her next that walt anc ad well
known Csah shmcut, led hc Farm r. liO e., iu The
town II Frederic ksburg with fwu bTck Tenement alo
tug Also two other nf'rs Houses, nearly opposite, at
the properly OF WIN 0IITlrs, tyC't. OF Orange. 4 IS
drcWcu uuuCr essay IN give uiuuc 'csctiptuu oi c
proper tits pre- umci p,Tsous wishing To- puChnsi
will fr,f view It's necessary to say that The t'ri
h ycIy valuable, ADD tho other BUILDINGS excellent
stands for 5usncss-al of which are IA the GENRE Of h'
TERMS-Ouc hitd Ia cash. the. balance To- two equal an
uusl indictments lu-blr notes viii bc repaired, VIII
dcc's uf trust secure the credit payments. Mr. john
MrraiwI lake pleasure Ia chewing ihc properly, and
give further int1rma ou required.
up : gtv.d RY rue LEGATEEs.
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JOHN HUNTER, &C.
COMuLSNIONER,S oFFIcE. ,

ITTI"A- .II NV TIT.
The Tluir iuteTcs ed u tie foregoing decree
10y not fed, thgi TUESDAY tine llIh Of January
shall acu II Louis Count Hpus', u the tavern q Gar
land Bay order carry tie ad Into effect,
where aud when they invited e. attend with the vouch.
crs 10 suppoUtheir respective pr,icusluns
CHARLES = JONES,
upyE V-ty' tra. t,.fgr
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nIlI1-nInG SITES.

Highly desirable Building SIZES 10 nc ieascd Tor
term Ot years.
,,,,f III, .,.r 70 adjoining the properly OCCUPIED by Mr.
gI,,gc Fshcr aud opI oEiic c rcFiirucc ~ Col Ha-
,'.iy tbr property ~ chief Justice Marshall he
,,, , Tc,. 1,r rent quantities ~ suit applicants Tho
ts All ,siauabic llrauou 81 this property ada eli fo
n,.iian has caused br eagerly aul U aGrr
~, ,n,ny years. Persons have opportunity of oc
kg"y TO tie owncr, Or ~ Norton, or 10 Henry w Nom
cure Eti. or 2lwGw
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FOR BALTIMORE


Xxx The packet schT NERMAnELIA Cant WI,
sSSEe now loading, viii have dispatch For ifr,''I', W
pass . Apply board al Lester ,yl,r, ~, "I
- JAMES FISHER Il son
WRAPPING PAPER-IOuo realms ,y,.,,----
w :apnr OF different sizes AMI of rooi I,T,,v Gil-
ii 10" prices JAMES STEER & soN "'
Agents Franklin Manuf,cturirc ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-05

WINTER STRAINED BAMP OIL 4 g5p
w ply Of Toe above, NJ superior quality, received by
Il n. UUVAL,
no Corner below fl.c Hrnks.
NOTICE Tho steamboat BOSTON, will MI be t,.y,
'o load i'r Baltimore, this week a. advertised
moo = FISHER a
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-05

T,ONNECItD with fIr Once ~ tUr Southern Planter
- the subscuuoT has opened AGsuty fur Inc iruleac
linn cf Agricultural business. HI object will he 10 sun
Wy hs fcni. with The greatest vscty of Implements ant
seeds upon The very lowest terms To enable him IN 10
ID hia s1lrr viii he fHrnrirhiV made fur Cash
Ilr htH already received tIr, commits sior a ot
NJ SEED SOWERS CORN SUEILEES, WHEAT FkNs.
4. T. HOTTs
Main street, opposite the Merchants Coffee House
tIy- 4 few bualidla 81 Mr. Grty'E Wy PROOP Whoa
Efil hand. sea
DEsr uUNCu NAtSINs. ~. boscs furcror
ID Bunch Rasins, just received
no2 J. u. ABBOTT
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~ rHE LEGATEEs.
ENR IIYERpOOL

rEfS Tho s I ,opUcr-d brig E-SIN John R,yucs,
.EFs mGscr 10 load At Cuy Point FOR freight OF To-
- bacso or cotton. At very los rates apply 70
CHARLES PALMER.
I ERR GS, No $50 barrel
IL IANNGEH OIL dp
~ ny MADEIRA WINE 90 Vr pines
EXTRA GuNPOWbER TEASE hall chests
MpLA-sl.s- % uhd- iIimr quality. tursaic.
NM N nANENlORI q AILEN.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-05
FOR EENT

- HE Dwelling art oiihc House atfia corner
egyVE1 ~ main aud 7h streets a present rupi-I IN
netU Tue slb8.fiucr Dr. or rent les well tpcd To- the
-'~'" comfortable arcDmWU It'iptt uf Is family and ono
nouurci one NJ the most pleasant houses on h~ street
Tho lcDt H. very moderate, and can be had u a
few days. Apply 10 - EULIINGTON
M4pHfu II,ttI.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-05

ENTERED,
Brig Arb, Flinders, from Havana, in ballast ia
Charles Palmer.
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NORFOLK AND BALTIiOtsis. ~"
The Steamer PUCAHONTAS
a CxS5Dl Capt. Parrish, will receive frr.r.,'
Hl~<r-==AINy, - Tor the above places, Co. 'ay AMI
I.---Stf1 10 morrow, and leave E0rt.us
s----fss4sasa NJ o'cpck ip.ritnrrnv, 'sAIiin
bAh . lNENlNG. The accommodations for ps44auasts
On bord m" Pocaaontis equiio any boat rlnni ON
me 'hcsapclke bIyi aud TDgh will be- iakcn ID Tho usual
laics nos l.. IUDLAM & son.
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FOR RENT

That uosf t..iraDIr family r..f,t.,.a , ., .
tfFS[ corner OF " and lWh streets, urarihc Iipt,g
tlgl1 wy IiIl' CAT PRECEDENT occupied by 4 vs. de-
'V'ss' Itq) Tho House has recently L.cn ,u', M,
@lac, an9 H. one q the most pleasant and cb"
al.uaunhs winch can lie iluud for at tiis time IA,
city. Agply To GEO r. CRUYP Esg ''''' - tue
5=3f IL gtrtt.y,,.,..,
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at low prices. JAMES siZ Iis is",i,y inr sale
Agents Franklin Manufacturirr 10
&c ''H'hy have now got their Mac huc for r,,ki,,
aPIn- fapcr "a the iIll tdc Of successful opcr,,i
' s' ORDERS itom merchants aud others w,niiug g,,
IeIi'i ar ioe' and al low prirc. '- " '''
We have "a store. Wrapping A. NOR rn,,Io ~ t... -
a"l "l h'dlhul texture; also all varieties o. W..
ing Papers which, la quiuty will cou,n,r. ,,,
tnAnh'5'I nfr aud viii be sold at low prices CalI
aihlIr i'r yourselves. ''' "'' -
~ . - JAMES STEER A SON
lbNL hr sod on TUESDAY N,Nt the ytr ,p.ttr, a,
70 bri'E Yard between and CITy stree $50,
W., l'f lh"use all the Bricks BRICK Kim lion
L, ,, ,' hir-' Carts, DC AIsD, tie Machine for ma.
'tlA' WIN me patent right annexed for tic eycl.yr
- "i MuiN TIC Corporation, ani for 81 Z nfl.s ,,t
,, ne h.l'iinn Of bnok Makers Master worknsn and
sl srucIlly, j. respectfully solicited o. The above
N' - N''t' ANXIOUS 60 close our business ,I-,,
- -.t 100 on ahL &C onvcry reasonable terms
~ sac Will commence At II o'clock, A NJ
n-.t,, LENAS BARNuN
- JOSEPH CHACE
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF RICHMOND.
ENTERED.

Heb Water, this day, n O'clock. A. N.
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HOY = IEn:

HOY / - cos OFFICE.
To 500 u for draws Thu Evening atthc EKch.r.c
al o'clock Come aud get your Ti"hct, OF
Nc . IONT & co
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voring 10 regain his former position in the
sunshine of Executive favor.
The Distribution Bill was taken up.
and the day consumed in discussing vari-
Gus amendments proposed to it.
In the House, the Independent Trea.
sury Bill was repealed after an animated
debate-Ayes l34, Noes 81.
Mr.. Pickens opposed the repeal In a
very able speech, in which the whole sub
ject Of the effects produced on the com
merce and industry Of the country by the
paper system, was argued in truly PHI
Iosophic spirit, The Resolution for ad-
journment on the 18th was proposed, and
tits thought probable that it will pass to-
morrow.
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seven and The othel two years. fsassss
plun1ered his smok ehouse Of adsnsityof
bacon, a barrel of -four, and what other;
provisions ikey could find killed ssxsgaMs' M
hogs and crippled two horses. witb sPssik
or spiked arrows. Tie little girls were;
found in the coUpen, pierced with spiked
arrows, and their brains dashed out: with 81
lightwood bnots. ;s -: ~.
As soon as the news OF The murder
reached Mariana, a company of ypluRteefs
under the command Of Major W. G. Bryan
started ofin pursqi. oflhe skuIkiag sssass,
sins. Blu. they had made good their Re-
treat, and their trail could be traced no
further than hammock some three os or
four miles. from the scene of.he QUIT pc.
..5....,.,. y. : allahdsse Star. 81
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!Correspondsnee Of The Courier.
-
WAsHINsToN, Aug,


The whole city is in a state Of doubt and
anxiety, inrespect 10 the fate Of the Bank
bill. The Wings have not entirely lost
their confidence in tile opinion uniformly
expressed by them. that Mr.. TYLER
would sign the bilf.: Some prominent
members "flhe Cabinet. were ofthat opin.
ion, as late as Friday. as know: and even
on Saturday. some distinguished function.
aries here, scouted the idea Of hIs vetoing
It. fconfess ! don't know what to think
of these assertions, for have supposed
that the President would veto the bill, l
still think that he will, unless he should
yield his judgment and inclination to the
pressing circumstances ofihe case. One
thing is certain, that he has not yet signed
the bill. II he was perfectly free from
scruples on the subject, one would sup.
pose that he would have signed the bill at
once. we'll knowing, as he does, the anx.
ie,y of the public, Old Senator Dixon car.
ried the bill to him, and proposed to him.
driiy, to sign il. while he waited. The
President replied that the bill was rather
long, and he must look over It, and he
would be s,rry to desain Mr.. DIXON till ne
signed it.
shesid he sign it. think he will Ger.
tainiy do il to-day, aad quiet the public
appreheasiens. SO, il we do not receive
a message announcing that he has approx.
ed and signed it. to-day, we naay expect
the veto message towards the end OF The
week.
Tive House disposed Of the bill to re.
peal the Sub Treasury Act to-day, after
hearing Mr.. Pickens in opposition thereto.
The President will thus have 10 consider
what Substitute we shall have for the Sub
Treasury. if the Bank fail.
The Bankrupt bill comes next, and will
be 6nishedby Thursday.
The Secretary of the Treasury has is-
sued only one and half millions Of the
bonds for the twelve million loan, and they
will be readily taken at five and q haf and
five and two ffths.
Several brokers and business men from
Philadelphia and Ne~.Ynrk, have been TO
the President and represented very conf.
denlly that the Bank stock will nut be ia.
ken, because it carnat be used as remit
tance TO Europe, nor pledged 10 the Bank
for loans; and because the Stockholders are
Hmitedas seven per cent profits. whre
the, rua the risk If all the loss This
opinion is general; bu, it is the int tentian
nf the friends of a Bank 10 modify the
charter in these particulars, by a supple.
mentary bill.
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SAVANNAH, August z.

oAVANNAH, august 4.
GLORIOUS NEWS FROM FLORIDA! Co A
cnn.cHEE's WHOLE BAND INT Close orTHE
FLORIDA WAR.-By the U. s. steamer
Gen. Taylor, Capt. Peck, arrived here
yesterday, we have the gratifying intelli.
genre from Florida, that the war for the
Gnety-ninth time. may now be consider
ed As at an end. Wild Cats whole band,
men, women, children and negroes, 160
in all have come in at Tampa, and 40
more indians of anmher baud were on
their way, and were expected at Tampa in
two days. A gentleman who came on in
the Gen. Taylor, says that he does not
think another rifle will be fired BY the
enemy.
When Co.a.coo.chee's family came in,
Col. Worth told him thas he might 60 on
shore from the schooner where he is con.
fined and see them. He rasused to 60,
saying ,ha: though he was anxious to see
his family, lie would not permit them 10
see him in irons. The Colonel finally con.
sen1ed TO let him 20 on shore ~ithou. his
shackles, and after warm greeting with
his family, he dined with The Colonel,
and then returned on board the schooner.
As soon as bis irons were replaced, he
tnid Col. Werthcthat he had but one re.
quest more to make, and that was. TO al
low him, and his people to 60 West Us
soon as possible!
We understand that Col. Worth on
taking command in Florida, set the first
day OF January, 1912, as the time of clio.
sing this war. From his admirable man
agement and ihdomi,able perseverance,
seconded by the gallant officersand troops
now in the field, there is every prospect
that he will redeem his pledge. Should
he succeed, he will have the honor Of &C.
complishing what older and more expe-
rienced. commanders have failed 10 per.
form. -
During the war many Of the officers Of
our gallant little army have distinguished
themselves, and more Of them would have
done SO, had opportunities been present.
ed. It has been field in which there has
been plenty Of hard service and but little
glory to be obtained, Every thing how
ever, that could be done, has been done,
and we are glad once more to aee pros.
.peet of speedily subdning the enemy.
The first Regiment Of Infantry now in
Florida, have been ordered 10 Fort Craw-
ford, Praris dn Chen, Upper Mississippi.
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was so palpably erroneous that but nine
Senators had The hardihood to record
heir names in its favor. The vote on the
question "shall the decision Of the Chair
be sustained!" was ayes 9, noes 3O-eighi
Of the Wings voting in the negative, while
Mr.. Preston and some others "dodged."
The question was then taken on the ap.
peal from the decision Of the Chair, by
Mr.. Benton, and after the decision was
materially modified, it was sustained by u
party vote. The Senate then adj nIrne;.
= In the House motion was made TO
take up the bill for the repeal Of the indie
pendent Treasury. This was rejected
ayesS2 noes 80. The Bankrupt bill was
then taken up and read through, when a
motion was made to lay il aside and take
up The Repeal bill, this and two or three
others Of similar tendency were defeat.
ed. when motion was made Cor the Com
mittee to rise, which was carried. A mo-
'ion was then made to discharge the Com
mit,ee Of the Whole from The further coa.
sideralion of the Repeal bill, and this was
carried-ayes l03, noes l02. Several ques-
tions of order were made, but were prompt.
Iy overruIed by the Chair, and the bill
was brought into the House. by this
time however. the Senate had adjourned,
aud It was found .ha, the purpose Of all
this shot and Indecent haste," could not
be accomplished. This was to send The
Bank bill and the Repeal bill together to
the President, for which purpose the for
mer had been kept back several hours
'rhe bill was then suffered to be debated,
anil the House adjourned about A O'Clock.
Mr.. Pickens having the floor for Monday.
The Bank bill is now before the Presi
dent. and the Wings confidently assert
that he will sign it. They will be mista-
ken. There is some doubt, however.
Whether he will place himself OH the high
ground occupied BY him in fprmer days
on this question. or whether the veto will
be qualified by recommendation Of "the
thing" which you call "lhe otter" 1t is
also thought by many that even if the
Presidents veto is an unqualified one, the
present cabinet will not resign, as it will
be much more agreeable to them to for.
sake their principles than forsake their
places.
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cL.ss1e41--Ths Chicago Derpaoerat aelis sboas :. ].
member of the Wiscofsin Legislature, who had is
ther an ndistinct idea Of the classical allusion
scylla and Charibds who thus addressed ths spca.
kerr -. sSs S5ss Gpp =
1.-THE gentleman asks me to accept Of his amend;
ment and thereby destroy The whole meaning tony
resolution, and carry me away in the oppesas eI...
treme. I cannot consent to nothing of the kind:
and can assure every member of this House thst'
my character is vastly mistaken if any ore thinks
to make me thus jump from Sally TO Katy Boguss'
.s Pieoyu.:. 2
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A good joke. b, opened in the House Of Represen-
tatires, few days since. Several wings were Ia
meDting the difference which prevailed in Their par
ty, and the consequences which must result from
such discordunt action. Mr.. Profit, . Wbig mem.
ber from Indiana, and quite a wag Wi.hal, concnr:
red withhis ftiends in tho gloomy prospects, Of thp
party, and remarked, that he g did not see but We
should have to go back to first PuncipIess Being
asked what they were he replied, after shon hesi-
tation. "Tippacanoe and Tyler too" and bufst into
laughter, in which he was joined byall pfesent.-
Psnasyloanian.sn 8. :s.:sy -
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WASHINGTON, August 7, ls4l.

The, Senate were occupied during near.
ly,lhe whole Of to days sitting in discus
sing, the appeal taken by Mr.. Calhoun
from the DECISION Of the Chair. Nntwith.
standing the ,zealnus efforts of Mr, Clay to
sustainlhe decision, which. no doubt, was
made; a. bis bidding, for the purpose of
Introducing the gag into the Senate, i
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Prom tie HTI Ioss,nal,

ANOTHER SLAVE CASE In BosToN,
learn from the ,Besten Courier that son
Saturday coIored gisl was carried by sha
beas corpus before the MASSACHUSETTS, So. y
ipreme Judicial, Court. Elis Gray Laring
and 8. E. Sewall, Esquires, Iepresented toS
the court That Rose came on from Mobile z
as The third servant or Mrs Eliza N. Tick
nor--ihat al Mobile she was : slaye that
being under IA she was Hes adequate 80 !.
make her selection between slaiefylRd
freedom---and that therefore the courts
ought not to regard any eh0iee she might
make, but let her free viily ailly on thes
ground that one who preferred slsyefysS
must be incompetent TO settle the question
for herself. The Courier gives tlfeEdsclsi0pss;
ofthe court, and the decision of tlsss sgirly
as follows: q IS: &
The Judges, however, thought fllo sx.s
anime the girl as to heincliastipn pc her
mind. and she stated ii 10 be ,Rss desire io
remain with Mrs. Ticknor, and rstaspat0
Mobile, where she could see her bhnlhsfS
and sisters. Judge Wilde, expressing ifee;
opinion of,Ke Court. said ibas The giifI5
having made her election, the onls qlisss
ton was whether she was cofnPe eleIt
SO. 1tdid not seem clear thst she
under fourteen. Her appearance indicss
ted that she must be fifteen or asintesn
and her answers during: sihes sexamiaasi6ag
showed herto be sufficiently iHlslfig gentss
to know what she preferred. ass
q But even if she were under foarteehssssss
there was no analogy between tie
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