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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-26

/ The following ridiculous farce was enacted il
the House OF Representatives, Wednesday. Doubt.
less the principal characters thought they were
achieving wonders. The iniimiton from Mr.
P.ekens, tina; he and his men nigh, come into the
support Of Presiden; Tyler, was well calculated te
produce vast CONSERVATION in the Wing ranks
With SUCH allies they could only look forward to
assured defeat; and practical men, looking to the
good Of their country, even though they were the
sworn ihraiIs Of President Tyler, they nigh: well
consider all Obligations cancelled when discount.
ture was rendered inevitable, by the accession oil
those who brought ruin TO every cause they es.
poused.
Like MIR. Sianly, we heartily approve the one
tern prime pie, it incorporated in the Constitution,
and be made binding both parties; and to eiTee,
that, we will cheerfuIly receive assistance even
from the Loco Focos.
"Mr BROWN OF Tennessee, offered the follow.
ing resolution:
Resolved by the Senate and House of Represen-
tauves o. the ,Unted States Of America in Congress
assembled, twO.thIrds Of both Houses corcurring
That the following amendment to the Constitution
OF the United States be proposed TO the Legisla-
lures Of the several States, which, when ratified by
tie Legislatures OF three fOusths the Suites sha
be valid TO all lntenIS and purposes part of the
No person who shall Hereafter be elected Pres.
dent of the United States, and who shall serve as
such the period OF four years or any part thereof
shall be again eligible to that office. This drsibiIi-
~ not TO extend TO any person on whom the office
or the duties ofthe President may have dcvo,ved by
reason OF the death, resignation, removal Of the
Plesidcnt
Mr. PICKENS inquired Of the Chair If the feso-
luton was intended 10 exclude the present Presi-
dent from running SECOND term2 lie did not
hear y, but II It were intended TO exclude him, he
lMr ~ would oppose It's adoption, for he might be
m idvor OF the present incumbent running again.
Tile Reporter did no. hear any reply to this in
terOgltOry.
Mr. SrANLY moved to lay the resolution on
the table.
Mr. & CLARK raised the point Of order that
under the rule reported fsom the Committee on the
Rules, tins resolution was not IN order
Some conversation followed between several
members, after which
The SPEAKER decided tina, the resolution WA
not excluded under the rule; but that, II It gave
rise 70 debate, II must lie over ono day.
Mr. SIANLY said, that being the case, he
would Withdraw his motion 70 lie on the table.
tie was not opposed to ths principle Of the rcsolu-
ton.
So the resolution lies over one day.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-26

DUR Packet Huft T. e. CABE l. will leave Richmond G,r
" scousgiilc AMI New Market THIS MORNING, at =
O'Clock precisely, and will return Sunday evening o.
Monday June 26h, shall commence running regularly
10 New Market until the hrca hes repair.
cd Stages will bc IN readiness New Market To- take
passengers a. Lyn-hburI There will be but - miles 81
staging she best Tuid5 Virginia. Passengers
will arrive Ia LyLrhUurg 10y o'cl..k,P. 81
jc26-n HOYD, EDMUND & co.
Days II leaving Richmond anI IynchbuIg, Monday
weTuesfliy aud Friday D o'clock
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-26

Z = TICS. POTATO srARCu-Just received of sup.
- nor quality, for manufacturers Also a ecnriaI
assortment OF manufacturers articles for sale Al he Nj,
nniae'ur"r. Warehouse, Euaw street. near Pratt BaI
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-26
RICH MONDE:
SATURDAY MoNiNG. JUNE 90.

The suhioined letter comes from one whose posi-.
ton gives TO his views and suggestions the creates,
consideration.
We applaud the determination of President Tv.
Ter not to permit any eliques and factions, il such
exist TO embarrass his councils and weaken his Ad-
mnisiration by their premature contention abou,
the succession. It's hrs duty, as the Chief Execu-
tive officer Of the Republic, and as the head of the
Wing Party to irown upon all such attempts, should
any be made. !, is time enough to talk about the
next Presideo. years hence-the country needs re.
pose from that disturbing question, and it desires
measures to repair the mischefs of pas, rrisrule.
President Ty!er's path is PLAIN before him. and he,
we doubt not, will pursue 1t with urh.nchins firm
ness-resolyei so far his influence extends, 10
perfect the great Reforms for which the People en-.
trusted him and his party with power.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-26

The SPEAKER laid before the House. on
Tuesday, the following message and corrtsDon-
dence tson the President OF the L. :, which was
read, and after some conversation was referred on
motion Of Mr. PENDLETON, TO The elect commit.
tee appointed on the ls instant, upon the subject OF
the death Of william II Harrison, late President Of
the L. States:
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-26

PAssENGEn nnATs EoM scorTsvILLE

WANTED 10 hire by tho month, f0T thc balance OF
w the year, q good NURSE. For one well recon-.
mcnhed albcrdl price will bc given.
w. SAuNnEus
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-26
WAsHINeroH. Ilnc ~ I'm
To tHs Senate end House eJ Rsyrsseuid,ies. offhl
United Slate.

have the honor TO submit the accompanying
correspondence between myself and the Hon. J
Burnett Wright, and others, who arrived some
days ego IN this CITY, a committee on behalf Of
the people OiCIncunat for the purpose with the as
sen, o. the family Of removing tlc remains OF the late
President Of the United STATES TO North Bend. for
inermenL J have thought il 10 be my duty thus
70 appHZe Congress Of the contemplated proceed
lngs. JOHN TYLER
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-26
SALE OF SLAVE CuRIS;TopUEp

M + have 'or sale three BOW WINDOWS, nearly new
w anu IN good order a bargain Will sold la the m
u early application be made T.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-26

SALE OF SLAVE CHRISTOPHER
TUE above named slave bought by a.. of Mr. John T
Il sZcr the lith of November, 1870 and warranted
snuni-lAytng proved otherwise, shall sell him on
WEDNESDAY Bah instant before the front door Of lie
Bell Tavern ia Richmond, between the hours Of A. NJ
and " oc.Ock uuspuud slave hold sizcT ia
bic for all costs, losses aui lama Ica.
ic a h TIIO'S u. JACKSON & co
\NHiSI< H. 10 bids Common; 100 do. Old, various
w glalucs pat very old AMI fine favored fo sale.
JED FRY s co
ITOST ~ cos OEEICEG.-SPLENDI D StIIEME
FOR TODAY pIiZrs Of 5000, amouutiL. TO
s5hInl 81 Of lOn &C. Tickets eIO. FOR sale at
f. Hi HDNT A. coz
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-26

~ Advertisers are requested to hand in ,be,,
ADVERTISEMENTS at as early an hour of the aav n,
Practicable All advertisements intended for ;pser.
Ton IN the ensuing days paper, mus, lie handed !,
before o'clock, p. NJ, and those intended for in
seruon IN Mondays paper must be handed in -,
saturday; otherwise they conno, appear until IN.
day after. '" '"e
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-26
. Copy. Tcstr,
o-w9w u. u WOOnSON ID. cog q q
sUMMER GnnnS 60 r =. :

~ SUMMER GOODS. Chan
IA Elm co. are selling the balance of ,',ir -
where, call aud see. ~ '''h"' '"' c'se-
WHITE MARsEILLEs VESTS.
lew very superior remaining, chran
Also, Extra light cOl-uTcd Mars.I,s arJ F,r., SIT,
aud CashmlTct in. @'" '""'y Elk
sHlRTs, DRAWERS, CRAVATS COLLARS &c
4 ne largest sIpply OF good ones ever offered
Also dozen Sls superior OF un,,rcrsr,I Incn. phu.
ueiphIa Manufacture, all OF which can he seen an ~
&c hEEN CO.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-26
STEAM BOAT EXCURsION

STEAM BOAT EXCLUSION.
nNN The large and cnumolinus
q -ss Steamboat, "COLIlMBIlS," Cant
kSHzS-SSs<Sgl-z.-r Lewis Parrish, will make an az
HsrtSYxS.e cursiDn down the river on TIIES
DAY EVENING next, leaving tho
wharf al Rockets o'clock T. aud return 10 O'CLOCK
u NJ Fare for the trip, One Dollar; Children will be "a.
zen at ha price. Mssic and Refreshments will be fur.
nishel GA board "
jc 26-3t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-26

V ~ $500 l Rules held Ia the UicTks tJiIr- al
.'c 'Hcut superior Court Of Iay arJ t-,n,', "
iSii tI rSo9ny OF 'nmncIlan. Isl Monday In Jnn
~ ,i"cs Rainc, plaintiff; against Geo N iy,'c'
"'r 'ouh DANIEL, deicndauts-IS CuAScEay '"'
ne defendant, Geo II. Woodson, moi having ,,,.r.,
-, PSiIan'c' anu gwen security according 10 The 81
~, Hscuoy and the Rules of this Court and il rpcar
ny satisfactory evidence that lac is not an nbb,,,n,
VI us commonwealth: " is Ordered al RuIrs r., II
S 90 ap-ar here tho fret LAY OF the neSt
N-us' 'efL anu answcrthc hill OF the pantilT. nt -
copy o this order be forthwith nsrTtsI in 'l''
PAPER published Ia the City OF Richmond Tor Two n,nn,IS
House OF this county. ' VI tue court
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-26
REFINED SUGARS, COTTON YARNS,
MOLAs.Es- mAlnN- An- IN srnnE

~
MOLAS-Es. BACON, &c. ~ STORE,
D6O BOXES woolscys Patent rchncd sugars Va.
ZOO roua qualities, aud assorted pic cages
10 boxes Philadelphia single refined loaf aud Lump 10
40 hhd7 Now Orleans aud Auasap,s Sugars
~ ~ Porto Kico do
tnnbuss Green Rio and Iaeuayra Coffee
lJ1 ~ old While Fat lndi dD
ION hhis West Indii Mulassca
iOn dD Todd's superior nscon. hog round
20 half pipes Oh tuWuAr Hftudy
bOqr casks really Huud Sicily Ma.cjra Vino
- DO pni lshIlf pipcs oldI. ~, Scrriii. anInfhrr
Madeira Wines lnPorlsdhy ~ ttecty rom the Island.
ALSO,
large and complete assortment Of Spring tii Cotton
Worms, 20 Justly celebrated ior their qualify. Tor sale
tc& In LANCASTER, DENBY y go.
CLAHEF, HOOK AND CuAMPhGNE
WINES. LANDING,
IN ChEs Chatcu MargauS Clucl Vino
ud, Rh.nts, and sparkling rlosk Wines
~ baskets Champagne "Jouei" do. Tor sac.
ic2G2 Nv LANCASTER. DENRr = 90.
FOR FREIGHT OR CHARTER,
,,r Tho quo schooner IERv1A1f, stevens, master,
,F9hl now ready 10 load Apply N
MAJ ic@ JAMES FISHER 4 son.
SUGARS
60 gnng}ss Au slr' ,,,, o,,...
q 10 New Orleans
N go ~. CrnN
10 ucrrca New Orleans refined
~ boxes loaf, Wnolsey 4 Wpulary
~ bllH ~ Loaf
For ztlc on pleasing terms, by FRY s. 60.
ic26
IyLOUu .2l bills Family. 'Butc'a brand
II ~ do supcrGnc, whtmcr 4 Frays brands
IN sore, iof sllc ~ fRN a co.
jc2G
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-26
CLAHEr. upCK AND CHAMPAG
NNINEL Az N ~


IyLOUn. 2p bills Family, 'Dukc's brand
II ~ do supcrGnc, whtmcr rr1y's brands
I'm sore, iuf sllc ~ FRN a GO.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-26

ARRIVED.
Sehr CHARLES, Lincoln. Taunton, ballast,
Sloop Sally Ann White, SmithGeld. sund,;es.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-26

Sc. ''" 'o'"' 'ooaec
Sehr Henry Clay. Martin, Troy. coal.
Schr Constitution, SmIh, New York. coal.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-12-04
Written for the Palladium
The Manufacture of silk.

This sub is eeciing the many If the A
msTcan people, and / ,hInk, very xor;hj,y too Why
should 90 France I.ay for six when lhev can
be made good az honei Why should We send millions
millions money country for that which
be prod equally we'll in Why should
farmer send Europe hand his hogs while ne
mas plenty O hom9 w;h time Do tia, work !
Why should the good housewife, hire ing done an
a. the permit half dozen dauzhterso moth Ih
One reply viii answer each question, they sy
nonImo4s. There good dong H. and il is
therefore wrong do il. there exists in this
country PR. udce against the manufacture six, which
has been ghened by the great Muticau hunbog
am net of those who fascinated by SPLEEN
did speculation that awaited every who engay
il it, knowing substantial god could arise from the
cultivation irnly believe thar the
manufacture of silk may profitable, in This counry
time The time for calculation has gone bv
The demonstration been made The theory been
carried into practical operation One gentleman of this
city. understand for sale excellent article of
his own manufacture II said by those who have
seen it to be far Superior On value y,ear.) 10
that imported The sewing silk manufactured by
Individual ia said by those who have used even
smooth, and strong. 1t best cocoons whilst
much that is imported Is made from perforated
floss. If This De true and doubted why should
send Europe tor silks! We might repeat the ques-
zion thousand times, and yet reply graf
flying would it be American PRIDE which is COM
mendabe, if independent of the old world tt
consumation devoutIy wished for No people
be truly grea, whilst they dependent upon another
Every every people, and every nation must be the
arzan of their fortunes A high within the
reach of the American people. The foundation has been
laid by the conscps fathers Of the revolution.
have been made by patriotic sons The doctrines of
the Inbecile demag"gue permitted rule may
yet be all tina; is nnticipa ted IioosgtFR
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Written f1r the Palladium
PiIRENOI OGY,

! am pleased :" ienrn that this assumed science
is about 10 DC driven from It's dominion over tn,
skals and bumps Of mankind, by new science
the anhPodcs Of Phrenology. a perpaiectic
philosopher, whose name Is Pcar and who has
gwen hi' discoveries the name OF Pededooy pro
misses delineatIon of any mind by an examina-
ton OF The conf-uration Of the feet. Shades Il
Spurzheim and Gall, hide your heads in sha me!
PIDE is Il Frenchman, but the idea Of his system
IS not new even here, in tho Iloosher nation |
recoitect during the warmly contested campaign
OF 1910, for Governor in this state 10 have heard
an individual declare thai Judge Bigger had lar
ger feet Than Gen. Howard. and that If IT were
noi tor his democratic principles, he would vote
tor the Judge. | mean no dIsrespcct To General
Howard and Gov. b gger, when say they arc
notorious for having large feet, and | must say
ines.
am one however, who must beg leave 10
withhold my assent from Al this class Of humbups
which embrace the Lavater's ingenious and SIN
guar doctrines with respect 10 the human Gce
strange analogies between
the BRAIN and his science OF bu,npoiopy- Pede,,
absurd notions OF feetology aud, lastly. Msmct,.
moro than absurd notions Of Animal Msgne,ism
SuR.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-12-04

/ NEE, oh. man; md being such, IL behooves e,cb
81 my teiio" pa gums, 10 remain where nature
f",'2heo' Tor my "tl-being. IN the present state
"'C" Is probationary one. proposed BY infinite
"ts9'i iaf me irlai al thy iniegrts. regard 10
htiing The niche ihon vert ordained TO perform
"Ht1h - mat each individual should setuIousIy
'''ehd 10 his spe ciic duties which may he learn
e IN INC Seho"l OF humility. II this system was
adopted, II would change tho features Of men.
Hcit'hs 50 sn;tre!y, as would leave The Editorial
fraternity uneinharrassed, both n respect 10 dcta
'ofial ana Pecunlary tmpedmeats. This then. IS
me grand mystery, oh! finite man: one that come
hlsh dstfaettng Thy mind, IN endeav oring 10 solve
NJ" command thee. To proceed straIphtw,y 10
eNaort ahd instruct Thy fellow mortals The trst
and best a. al lessons, that of knowing thoroughly
AinseH. Depict 10 HIM IN Impressive manner
'af"ush the columns OF thy hitherto motley folio
Recommending all others 10 copy, J the incs,itns
bic value, which would rebound 10 each p,,,,n
a.d feaaef' IN speedy return 10 first principles
lie nero may learn. every hing opposed pre-
sumption. which are the fruits of d,sco1d and
produces tho bubble-llke confusion so orcxale,,
among men; and of which an editor reaps as
large portion, II is presumed, ms any living nor
tai ="
When Genius pronounced the words mortal
my mott frame, became So much agitated, that
awoke with II n,ind keopiy instructed Istraight-
way penncd them down, IN obedience 10 NV IN
s'rnctiaHs, on parchment. considering the great
'Hn8arns n'al truths, which was sored TO per-
cet'e, were worthy Of such disposition
copy OF which, hereby furnish for publication:
accompanied with an earnest request, that all
Editors viii fill comPacily each column of their
respective fehicies oil intelligence with structures
on me sutjecf, aud upon principles embodied in
The preceding obsorv atoms II they should snc-
coed IN revolu,ion'zing community on this ground
they viii have performed a work that will signal
re them. as n class of philanihropists " no have
added an additional lnstre 10 their names, that
"hi MOI be cc'psed, while virtue and morality
have place in The hearts Of mem -
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-12-04
Written for tie Palla Iiam
From Head Quarters.
EDlroR OESrR.L's oFrrCE,
November Both, 1911.


To all and severally, those composing the EJiro
rial fraternity, throughout these united realms
whether acting IN the capacity Of defacto. ex-
otfico, or pro. TEN. these presents are seut
/ Greeting:
Although the duties of an Editor would appcar
at first view, task Of very easy performance; nd
that he merely acts as mouthpIece FOR the pub
he, collecting and condensing all the various
currences Of The dav into short metre and handing
them TO the public, III nearly The same manner ~ :
received. without much stretch Of intellect Yer
when came TO dive into the true merits Of the
subject IN question:. | seated myself composedIy
IN old arm char. nd gradually became absor-
bed IN thought on this interesting point, which
seems to govern the more embarrassing, upon a
minute nsestigatIon when gradually sunk IN
to state Of insensIb:ty regarded what any
one OF the tive senses might ordinarily iniIfnat lie.
OF convey 10 my cranIum; which static was. how
ever. suddenly exchanged for that of soruolencv.
IN that situation ! was favored through the AID Of
n Parsonage, who presented to my untutnred
mind. the great secret which Law the founda-
non Of this hitherto drfficul, proben That an
Editor ought 10 conduct his folio upon such prin-
ciples. rs irouid afford spicy treat TO each and
all his patrons, and that By q mere dash of his
intuitire pen. Ny Genius, all beings OF this
description invariably are, possessed counie-
nance beamng with degree Of benignancv and
Intelligence. far superior TO that of moriais, thus
graciousv propoUnded FIR my investigation. the
following. which he stated, held w1h beings
of higher order, very trusms:
..Presumption. being the extreme Of folly. i
when exercised by creatures entirely dependent
upon a greatly superior power; IL certainly be t
hooves each of these, silently and reflect
IN a state of abect abasement, he should
attempt, even. TO act either bv sgus or move /
ment. or, BY whatever method he NAV propose tot
himself, to become active agent; for he reason
that each indi. dual action Is as much an intep.
raj part, composing the whole, and which form |
and make UP The grand busie of animal lie nature
as does each drop OF water, IN forming the vast
ocean: each being alike susce pfible Of becoming
turbulent. by operations from extraneous causes.
Now this state OF quetude, (Which is but another
name for humiIlationl is the only safe one for
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Written for the Palladium.
fashions

Mr. Editor--i much and Ii;tle enbar-
raised at undertaking now, but one subject wish
you would call the attention y9ur fair readers tool
mean the tight sleeves by ALL arc forced
TO follow fashion, be forced society leave Won
Mr.. Editor and all other gentlemen who il n,av q,
not concern, 70 dIsclaim the
As woman objection is absurty but lis dis
advantages 70 some. aud antiquity II known tina
this fashion of tight sleeves originated some slender
thinarmed old ma ii, fneness of her arm Ii
answ cred very well perhaps for her, il affect
us fat-armed women! We have no chance Whatever 70
hide the delorni;y, had the COOL old handsome
balloon sleeves. The gentlemen have reformed the r
tights into comfortable ze and suggest TO have a
similar change ma de in ladies sleeves, which would be a
great convenience your sponden, JrIIAx.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-12-04
Written for the Palladium.

Of those who often complain the agricuI-
aura interest we'll represented in papers Of the
day. I political weekly sheets, which abound
50 through the west generally.
This may be faul, the Editors, indeed
that is because they fee. less branch
OF industry Others perhaps farmer does
take the trouble Communicate through hcI papers
what OF interest value to himself and might be Of great
utility many Of his coabourers this great department
of human indl,;ry Truly, agricultural papers
expressly devoted the family interest, but haw few read
tief.v indeed comparison with the great number Of
cuyators soil. We have b,oks on farming
and gardening Little read and many Of them
faE from being works Of any great practical utility
having med
II fall in order find the best thod
Of planting out fruit wished pm, orchard
good fruit. anxious find the best method Of
transpIanng, but searched the books vain.
On enquiry of the bas, fruit grow in the
ty fi they attach ts greatest importance the SIZE Of
hole IN which the be and the Kind, and
quality Of the used FIJI up around tina oos
which tho books entirely silent. On these
things, oub, hangs the of the thrift Of
eh4Tds Others with tho natural advantages IN
every respect For fear may be ig
myself in regard to heso matters viii state that
The best ,taority the holes into which the trees 10
should least three feet square, of such depth
covered six inches thick it'll rich
so rotted &C. will stand about the
depth it nursery The advantages Of rich light
soil of tansplaned tree, ob
sious need comment.
The culture and preservation Of tina potato look
upon Of high Interest," and yet all the agrcu
works hsge yet examined.no mention Of this valua
occurs, with exception, aud tina, merely gives
tho Lain name (ConvoIvulus Ba,ata) the of
sing tropical countries. If thors be of the eade
Of Palladium who havo succeeded we'll in cuyatins
Ibis to- particularly in preserving it through
of This climate, hope they will Communicate
plans through the paper such Of have hth
able succeed The great value of this
table renders desirable all
calculated advance its culture oud be generally dseI
inatod. Poison.