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PHNHE Sabscriber having rented this Es.a-
Il blshmeui, will open the same ioi tl,s re-
eeption Of Company Tor the Summer. This
celebrated watering place yields TO none in The
Southern Siates for attractions which should
induce those travelling for health or pleasure TO
mako il their resort. The accommodations are
ample for 800 visitors-famIies can have suites
ofrooms in the great Hotel. or houses with par
lours, or single or double cabins. all of which
arc complete and most comfortably finished and
furnished. The table and bar will be supplied
with the bcs, tho country affords, and no pains
shall be spared 10 give satisfaction 10 the COM
papy.
At the Springs is an agreeable and cultivated
society OF permanent, residents. Two excellent
academies, male aud female, where visitors NAV
put their children TO school.
In the Ho,elarc large and well arranged pub.
lie rooms, band Of music attends for those dis
posed 10 dance. The bar will be well sup.
piled, aud abundance Of ice has been stored up
for the season.
These Springs are situated % miles from
Union Court House: 20 miles from Spartan.
burg, 25 miles from forkvc - miles from
Glenn Springs. and - from Wilson's White
Sulphcr Springs, being the central point TO
them all. The waters al the Spring are lime
stone. highly charged with carbouic acid gas.
aud are as light pure and delightful 10 the taste
as wafer eau be. They possess decided ncdl-
cinai virtues. especially IN cases Of dyspepsia
and liver affections. There are besides the
limestone, too strong cha ybea,e spring ol equal
efficacy IN restoring strength IL; case of debility
Baths, cold and warm and shower, shall be
always ready ut moments notice.
The locality is one of the most hca.thiul in
the world. The country around it possesses
many attractions in its beautiful sccLery. i,s his
toYical associations. and in the manufactures
which are springins up all around it, The bat.
tie fields OF Blacks,ocks, COwpcns aud kmip-
mountain are all near enough for pleasant
days excurson-and the prospect from GclAin
mountain takes ia large part Of four districts,
and embracesmany views OF highly picturesque
and beautiful scenery.
Since the last Summer. the roads leading 10
these Springs have been pu! in order, and the
bridges repaired and replaced. A new bridge
has been built nj the Nesbit Iron Works over
the Broad River, and no difficulty now exists
for traveilers-a line ofs,ases runs ,w:cc week
from Spartnnburg by these 81 rings 10 Lincoln.
ton-another twice week from Union Cour,
House. and horse mail TO Yorkyillc
There is always on hand n supply of burn,
lime Of the bes, quality.
T The Carolinian. Pendleion Messenger.
Augusta Chronicle. Grecnville Mountaineer,
Edgefsld Advertiser. Winyaw Intelliscncer,
Camden Journal, will please insert the above
once week for two months. aud send their ac.
counts TO the subscriber at Limestone Springs
for payment. J. c. JENNY.
May % II
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Cant ,ln.

A Ii persons are hc,, ~ cautioned asains,
~ trading for note of hand, given by the
subscriber to Charles Fox Of Kentucky, for
eighty.five dollars. sometime in January or
February last, payable the first Of January
next. beng determined not tn pay said note
unless compelled by law. ms The condition for
which j, was given has failed.
WILLIAM P. HILL.
July Is d 81
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etatc Of South Carolina.
.iBBEILLE DISTRICT.
~ ,IIII' En Al NlIIN- III [, , :,

Joh" Mooie ~ Dee'aratio" IN .iGaei-
Mathew lion>ion. m,W
Nv TIIEEEhS Ia" r.aluiii IN inc above STAT.
w cd case, haS t.,ls GLy flied hi, Dcrara.
ton against the Defendant. who l. a!>cr, lin.u
aud wIthou, lic lmis OF tins State Ca, II -sa!d.D
Ea.im. neither VIE nor aiiurucy. Nnuy.u wIii,.
III the same, on whom Il copy oi Tie L.clura.
,lun with i rule Ia plead thereto might be- scry.
ed: O,drrrL. ita; Iic Defendant plead 10 the
.aiL Declaration, within year and a ,lay from
the date thereof. Otherwise iinwl and absolute
judgment Will he awarded against hiru.
JNu. + LIVINGSTON, c. c +.
Clerks 0frr. /
Nav Is. ISL u. &r. are Il
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PLANTERS HOTEL.

(FORMERL Y KNOWN as GLOpERS)
IN EDGEFlELD VILLAGE.
FEYHE SUBSCRIBER having purchased
Il The heaboveestabshmeu and been It much
expense in fitting il, mp for the accommodation,
OF Families, and transient Boarderd; would
now call public attention TO it.
Ills Hotel is new, and spacious. situate near
The Court House. in a very airy sltratIon' ana
his Table he Haiters himself, will bear compar-
ison. with any one found in an inland town I OF
health, the viage is notorious; and he mas
mado such arrangements as he feels c"niident
will give satisfaction to Families that may pay
him visit during the Summer season: Inc
village is surrounded by numerous Springs oi
excellent water.
His S,ublesare under the supcriniendance oi
n careful Hoster, AMI al large and airy.
TERMS ARE AS FOLLOWS:
Regular Boarders. per month. Slo w
Children and servants halfPrIce.
Hoy,c ner month. u 80
per day. 20
II The Augusta Chronicle. and Charleston
Courier, will please give the above six insci.
tons, twice week, aad forward their accounts
to Z. II. G.
Junc p. tf2l
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Nds'N'sG,E

VT EVJsI.
UBLiC NOTICE i. hereby gwen. that
= an application hy petition. VIII be made
I" the Legislature "i ,lS State. AT IL >c>-inn IN
December ncxi. for an ici declaring Shaw>
Creek. from point called Ciullid.". ford. down
10 It's confluence IN South Ed>io pubic higI,.
way, for the holiirC and rafting of l'Irmhrr aud
Lumbcr-and for the appnim,Iug oi Comm..
s'oners 10 open and keep opcu the <;,irI creek.
and the inspection Of slope. through MI! Dams,
and other INSTRUCTIONS on said Creek with 4
view 10 Its being channel or iIIoronahla:" 10
transport Lumber from us hnrdrr- to the sea.
board JAMES PTRyIS.
ShhirS Crerk
July ; II -
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N office.
State of South Cwlina.
EDGEFIELD DISTCT.
Thomas Stone, Applicant,
June

rs.
lTrniy Stone, and Others, Defend
E appcarin. TO my sa;islaciioaat Thomas
Il Lishfcni. William HammI and wi'e
Nancy. Alexander Dambicll andf Rebecca'
Henry Jones and wife Sally. - Johnson
aud wife Sally. Abncr Stone, Lrcncc iiain-
bow and wife Jincey. and Levi Jian and w''G
Sally. Defendants Il, This case, 'ido beyond
the limits of this State. II islhepre ordered
that they do appear and object the division
or sale Of the real estate Of Pip Llsh'ioo''
dec d., on or before the fourth oi ocioner
next, or their consent To the samfll be enter
ed on record, this 9TH day Of fJulioIl.
OLIVER TUWLs. o. E.. d.
Ju!y lJ IN ~
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As hereby given ihnt application wall be
IL made a, the sitting Of rir next legislature
Tor an Act Incorporating; ;hc Vt. Vernon Church
aud CamrGrnlud.
Mly IL. ISL Gm H.
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State OF South Carolina.
EDGEFlEl.D DISTRICT.
= .LtLr, 4. Il IL va = III

JOSIAH Kin: -. Foreign .!cacim,r,.
Benny Proctor, Dcriarafiom M .!ss"mpsii.
vHSIIE painri!i' haylm. TIN, ,!ay i!cd hi- drcIar
L a'!nn IN my oiiicc and the Defendant sav
III. II" wii,, ar attorney known 10 hc within the
State. "n wioma copy Of The same, wI;hn rnIIr
10 pirad could u, served. Ii tls ordered .n,, ~,
the Defendant plead 10 III" said dee, nIr,r
within year aud day. ar final ana
judgement viii be given against rhlr.
GEO. POP" G { =
Clrl's 0Gce, -. II
May L.. l-Il. c.
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State of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.

lnhinnS l.. IOiciiiiH ~ W Nc, fPP'''""H
RS.
Il. F. Bland & Wife, and others. Dci's.
EFT appearing 10 my satisfaction that Irrc
E miah BurEcu aud wife Julian, Defendants
in the above case. reside wi,linu, the limits oi
this State. it is ordered. that they do appear
and obcc, to the division or sale of the real cS-
tate of Marian Adams. deceased, on or before
tue sixth day Of September next. or their con-
sent TO the same will be entered Of record.
Given undcr my hand, a, my office, tins 18th
day OF June, 1881
OLIVER TOWLES, o. s.n.
June II :"
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State Of South Carolina.
ABBENILLE DISTRICT.

AbBENlLLE DlSTRiCT.
~ TIE COMMON PLEAS.
Greer i Crawford. Dce!crqiiOn in Il.
~ Wad" Shulllcswoylh. mchmcm
ANT lI:RE.iS the P.ain,l III ia" above stat.
Wv I'd cA,e. has iris day flied hi Deciara-
ton agans, the Defendant who is absent from.
and without The limits ~ tr,- ssr,-, ,-- !, -
>apl. having neither wii;. nor attorney. known
within tic same, nn whom copy ol The Dcciar.
Aiion. wit. rule la plead thereto might be -erv.
ed: Uidrred. that the Defendant plead 10 the
>aid Declaration, within year aud day. !rnm
the da'r thereof. Otherwise iinai ana absolute
Judgment will BE- awarded a.a:u.; him
JNO. F. LIVINGSTON, c. c.
CIers's Office
May -. l-sl. G.&r aGc Il
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May !, lsil. !
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-18
NORTH CAROLINA.

The Star OF yesterday gives the subioin,d infor-
nation from the North Carolina elections. II Shep
perd is elected in the Caswell, and Washington in
the Newbern District, the Wing gain will be at
least GAS there is no doubt Of Mr.. Rencher's
elestlon in the Rowan District. We stand chance
for two others-and run no risk-ns oil the Wing
Districts safe, beyond peradyenture.
NORTH CAROLINA ELECTIONS.
The following from North Carolina, We obtained
by intelligent and well.infomed passenger in the
cars yesterday. Two Districts are not down. The
account may lie considered, we think, as anthem
tic.
In Northampton and Halifax, w. w. Cherry.
Wing, received over 40 majority. Martin AID
Berthe TO be heard from. THIS is the district foi
merry represented by Bynum. Daniel, the Loco
candidate, however, ~ supposed to be elected, as
the LOcos promised 10 fire three guns in case Of his
success, and the passengers heard the guns after
they left. II is possible, however, that the other
party may have fired item.
In the Wake District, Gen. Saunders Loco, il is
supposed. has beat his opponent, Smith.
10 the Hawkins District, three LocOs are running
Hawkins and Arlington, running close-Ilussei,
distanced
Mecklenburg District is doubtful-Baringer and
Caldwell candidates.
Bunoombe Distrct-s close vote between Graham
and Clingman.
Gen. Mccoy, L. F. walks over the course in the
Wilmington District
BsIbune, Wing, in the Fayetteville District, has
IL his own way. No opposition.
ln the NeUbern District Washington beats Dr.
Walson-a Wing gain.
CasweIl DisIict-shepperd is elseteJ.-Whig
gain
Rsyner is elected, without doubt, in the Chowan
District, and Slanly IN the EJgecombe District.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-18
PENNSYLVANIA


the late session Of the Legislature Of this State
the Harrisburg Telegraph remarks that il was The
annual session Tor the last twenty-five years
and that an unusual amount Of important bushes,
was transacted. One hundred and thirty two Ac,s
and hfleen Joint Resolutions were passed. includ.
ing eight Acts that Governor Porter killed'by M,
Veto One oil these authorized the repayment to the
Ool,ed States and Harrisburg Banks Of some $3.50 :.
"oo borrowed from them by Gov. Ritner for the re-
par oil the Juniata Canal, when suddenly DESTROYED
oy ram another was an net providing for the eec.
ton OF Canal Commissioners by the Legislature
INSTEAD OF their appointment by the Governor;) an
o'her relating TO banks, and provide for the bel
Ter government thereof another making taxable
cl'iZens oil school districts competent witnesses and
jurors IN cases where such districts are Carries. nm
other TO abolish the Mayors Court ofLancas,er
sc The Chief bills which have become laws are
the great Revenue and Relief bill; one TO provide
Tor The appointment and election of Canal Commits
sioners, nc. Among the resolutions is one reonir
ing The United States Senators from that Sta,e 10
vote Tor a repeal of the sub Treasury.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-18
WEEKLY NATIONAL, INreIIIcpNcp,

~ I
A Weekly Paper will be published at this Office
on and after Saturday, the 5th day OF June next by
the title oil the WEEKLY NATIONAL IsrELLIoEN-
GER, which will be forwarded by the Mails or IN
the Post Office in this city, delivered at the Cnpi
to atihe rate OF two dollars per year. or one dollar
Tor the first regular session OF each Congress and
nifty cents Tor the hna session OF each Congress and
the same Tor each Extra Session--paya6le in a
cases in advance.
The Weekly Paper will contain all the official
publications, all the Editorial matter of the Daily
Paper, as iul an account Of the Proceedings Of Con-
gress as its limits will allow, the New York and
European Correspondence generally OF the Nation
al lntegencer, and such intelligence, foreign and
domestic, rs shat! be considered most interesting TO
is readers.
i1@ No copy Of this paper will he sent in any
case without previous payment, Tor assumption OF
responsibility for payment by members of Congross)
April 30, 1871. GALES Il SEATON.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-18

II Etaehman'' opi.iOn Of England. ] will no.,
Seny, tnat th,s England Is very great nation. Her
face Is towards Europe-iowards Denmark and AM.
Serp. All ether countries-Russia, Austria, Italy.
Spain, and France-have their capitals in the
west, towards the setting sun. England alone. the
sreai European ship her sails bellylng to the wind,
nis ner prov towards the cast, as If TO brave the
whole word mum .mnia contra. This er,reme
and OF the old world is the heroic land-the eternal
asylum OF bandis, of men of energy. All those
who have ever fed servitude; Druids perSecuted hy
Rome Gallo Romans expelled by barbarians
T 1. prescribed by Charlemasne; lounging
Danes, greedy Normans, Flemish industry oppres.
sed yanqulshed Calvinism, have all crossed the sea
and found refuge and country in the great island
IRA oeaia Petamus arud, dipiies, 81 iasaius Thus
England has fat'ened on ca'amties, has grown great
out OF The ruins. lMiche?s History Of France
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-18
Liiielrs Museum.

The May No. has been received. Within the
las, twelve months the pubcationha has been enlorg
ed and greatly improved. IL contains choice Sc
lection Of the best articles which appear in the
British Periodicals.
The present number is an excellent one.
We subioin the table of contents;-
MUSEUM OF FOREIGN LITERATURE.
CONTENTS OF TIE NAY NUMBER.
]. Napiet's History Of the Peninsular War
Edlnburg Review.
2. Genie Dramatists Of the ReStoraiion-Ej. Re.
;. Lord Jocelyn's Six Months with the Chinese
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
4. Civilization of Africa-Edinburg Review.
3. Two Years before the Mast-Monthly Re-
view, SC.
q. Seizure Of the Corolipe-Examiner.
z. The French Death Dealsr-Fraser's Maya
zine.
8. B,rnaby Rudge, Chap. ! to MIR. Dickens.
y. Charles O'Malley, the Irish Dragon, Chap.
6s TO 73-Dublin University Magazine.
10. Ten Thousand a Year, Part XVl-Black-
woods Magazine.
~. Mary Queen OF Scots-Quarterly Review.
~. Enormous wealth-Liverpool Mercury.
-. Expedition to the Niger-Britannia.
Ia. Swinburne's Courts OF Europe-Spectator.
rs. Life in Upper Observation-Disclosures Journal
l6. Lunaiic from Wounded Honour, do.
PoErRr.-The Students Soliioquy-Tasteless
Buildings; Shamus o. Gorman; Mothers First Trial;
Memory; Stanzas; Great Men have been among
us; Morning Prayer in Sick Room; Hymn.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-18
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF RICHMOND.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED,
Schr Fox, Harrington, Baltimore, sundries, 10
williams llaSall, Lancaster, DENLY X Co h A.
James h Co, Davenport, Allen & Co, J Won.
BILE.
schr Ca,harino Wilcox, Smith, New York. bal.
last. ~ '''
Schr Thomas Ireland, Ireland, New York. ann.
dries, TO J Sizsr h Son, Fry h Co, O A strseEe,.
w II Smith, Turpin, II r Tabb, Dunlop, Mon
cure & Co, Franks, Page h Morton. Beer, A
Poindexter, u Abbott, Pleossnts & Moselev,
Schr Lady Warrington, Baltimore, sundries.
schr Orator, Washington, d c, 10 Shields 4 So.
mervillc.
schl s,marumis, Jones, Norfolk, to Webb. Book.
or n Hamilton.
schr Mary Ann, jerks, Norfolk, to Webb. Book.
er h Hamilton.
schr Leave, NC. fish, to webb, Booker & Ham.
ilton.
schr Franklin, N. c. fish, Webb, Booker & Ham.
iilon.
sohr Sarah Augusta, Weldon, New York.
Schr Constitution, Lively, Y. River, Corn. 10
WORKMAN, McCiruder n Co.
sehr WIN. Young, Somors, New York. ballast.
Steamboat Columbus, Parrish, Baltimore, sun
dries.
schr Potomac. Potomac, fish, to Dunlop, Mon /.
cure & Co.
SAILED,
sehr Lsoniips Knapp, Jersey City, Desmond
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-18

We are spprshensive, tina, the Editor Of the IN.
qurer wil be disappointed in his expected nomind.
ton by the Abolition Convention. The worthless II
appears by the following, are wooling each other,
and have no, time TO make any nomination.
Fron the NJ Y. Copfsr.
The Pr9gTss Of y9boliiiOnisHl. recent reve.
la,ions before the assembled wisdom Of the anti-sa.
very agistors IN this city, are about enough We
sho I'D think, 10 curehe Southern "chvalry" Of ts
stomachfpl fury for fight with Northern fauatieism
There really is not hall 80 much Of the commodity
70 be found North Of the Potomae as there IS south
oft lndeed, Il must be the very worst kind Of "a
nailcIsm that u 20 Far tout of its head" as 10 ina
CINE, pretend 70 imagine that there Is any thing
among the scattered and broken down gentry, call.
ing themselves aboldionis,s, worthy OF a moments
Lotce much less Of q moments singer, or sppre-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-18

TnE BORDEAUX BEAurIEs-No WHORE cao ,,;,
tier, more elegant, and handsomer women be found
than at Bordeaux. Bordeaux is really the dollhouse
OF France; women bloom here in all seasons: they
have tue grneeiulness OF French, the Aexibty, vi.
vacity, and velvet looks Of Spanish, and the fine,
transparent compilations Of English women las;
year book entitled Les Bellies Femmes de Paris,
was published. Pooh the beautiful women OF
Paris! Ii is TO Bordeaux you must come TO see
beautiful women. lf in the late Carnival you had
seen our delicate beauties at wosk-f you had
been able to measure with your eyes all the slices
Of pie. all the SANDWICHES, cups OF chocolate, soups
sorbets, orgeat punch, and cakes of all sorts which
they swallowed up, you would have been as aston
ished as myself ut the size Of their charming sto-
machs.- BORDEAUX print
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-18

The citizens ofMsd.son county, N. Y. have pre-
sented ptuIion to the Legislature for the removal
Of the County Judges. The offence alleged against
them Is, that they, OF the last election, admitted
forty aliens TO the rights Of citizenship illegally :
and when advised that the said aliens had not De.
elred their intention to become citizens as requir
ed by the laws Of the u. States.
The case - fully made out-and The N. Y. Cou.
rer pertinently commends To the attention Of IN,
GLOBE, Evening Post add Eoqawer, when mex
hay discourse upon Frqnds, Pipe laying, &c,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-18
RICHMOND MARKETS Ma. u

Oar markets are so very dull that they scarcely
Afford theme for comment. Business Of every dc
scnpuon drags heavily. In money matters we
have no relief.
No sales Of Stocks.
hanawhn Scrip sold yesterday at Lynch's at SO
1871; an advance Of several dollars.
PRODUCE.
ToBACCO-Breoks large yesterday, with but
small portion Of strictly fine; medium qualities
went OF heavily at slight decline on closing prices
Of last week.
FLOUR G2I a475.
CORN-5Octs.
MEAL-G0cts.
oATS-35 cents, brisk.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-18


+ ,,, Ssnsfsv Preston and Ais .fssaiianis.
We copy to-day the proceeding. of n meetinv I'm
Abbeyiils fMr p;cl.n.n r,;.,.,., .,.,.,;.. :,
AZ p,..,.. .'.,.
~~"' ~''N '""' se"oemahs response 10 the
same.
The spirit, style, and substance Of the resolutions
Indicate their patero;,v ,nJ arc oT \, ch,,,c,.,
which would b,v. i,,.,;s.l ...,,..,.,,,,... -.
Ius'"eu eon'cmP'uous s''enee
y" "e part OF MIR. Preston. They are 50 STEPPED
!" malice and all uncharitablenesS, and are witha
so fatty in opposition TO notorious historical facts
that they ARE incan,hl. or ;,,ro.;,, ,,o .n ,.,,
info,m.d an, 60, .,,, ''-lr. -
"o'"eu a'u Just man. they presen', however, q
TAR sample OF that ferocious warfare, which the
Calhoun Faction have waged against Mr.. Preston
ever since he refused n ,,,, ,,;,or III. a.ii a..
cb;v,l,v, -, =,
W MS party ana his puacipies. That
refusal, and the honour and distinction he has won.
throughout the Republic, by his firm consistent and
patriotic course and th, s,r;kins co,,r,s, !, ,.s.r.
to Tho d;.r.n,,.,,. - =, 49,. .
- N.e'so W 'ne io"es' t'"'"nef'
s' "'''' ZIG oo]eet OF their ming eu envy and
ha:e and they will never forgive him. Il is of the
essence Of little soul, 10 hate The vr,u.s h.v
no, riv,i-.nd IA, ,h;. -, -. - -.
- a.. n uns aspect every new assault
Nf ny INC calhoun tail, Is rich eompi.
menI
PUBLIC MEETING IN ABBEyUIE
At a meeting of citizens OF AoLevilIe District.
held al Abbeville G. H., on Monday, the ID NAV.
Benz. 4. Martin, Esq., was called to the Chair, and
y. r. MARSHALL, appointed Secretary.
Dr. H. II. Townes stated the object Of the meet.
ing, and submitted the foloSiny Resolutiop. ~h;ch
were adopted. with but few dissenting voices:
r, Re'oired, That we dePrecate the approaching
Extra Session OF Congress, as the probable source
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-18

The Globe, sometime during the past summer,
uttered prayer Of this sort:
"For the sake Of the country At large, we hope tc
see a HeD iJhtIon OF energy into all the public en-
Payments at Washington, where business has besr
suffered N slagnate IN the same hands for the tenth
part ola century. This can only be impaired by
bringing from the country fresh body Of ini,Hf
gtai aud industrious aud IsaLous Democrats, who
having been reared IN the healthy atmos phere o.
fields and woods will bring to the discharge of pub
he trusts minds and bodies unmpaired by the loIec-
ION OF city life. This indssd ioiA be REFORM
Nov tha'ihe "new infusion Of energy" is vouch.
slied, the Globe bowls prescription At tho TOP o.
svoiee II has no relish for the "lresh body OF in.
teligen, industrious and zsious Dsmocrats,i "res,
ed in the healthy atmosphere Of fields and woods.
Bot as "A'' Is i"de'd refor"," is the duty Of Pre-
sident Tyler TO "pie on the agonyp
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-18

A vote has just been taken in the Legislature of
New York, on he passage Of the Appropriation
Bill, which uugurs badly for Locofoeoism. The
Argus eHerted all its influence against the bill, and
called upon IT'S party to make ii test question. But
in vain. The bill passed, Ayes II, Noes 3J-one
third Of the Locos voting IN the affirmative. These.
OF course, will be denounced and read out of the
piny-and they will not be sorry for it. It is like.
~ they tended 10 intimate by their vote that they
were sick Of the company they were in, and wish.
ed % quit It.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-18

From the Nsiiooai lnteIilgeneer.
NEW MAI. Ann NGEAGN-.

We understand that the Postmaster General has
elected an arrangement with the Phil ,dephia and
Baltimore Railroad Company to transport The Great
en'e'n Mail agreeably to the schedules OF the iast
'pr'ne and summer; 80 that it vii leave Phiadel-
PIMA Tor Baltimore about midnight, or upon its ar
rival from New York, arrive in BAltimore about
O'Clock a. NJ and in this city in the train Of cars
which arrives about II o'clock A. NJ; and thence
oep'r Tor the South at noon on the same day. The
arrangement. is to go into operat' on this day.