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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-06

Danid Webster making ChoIodsr.-The Hing.
nam Patriot Of last week siys:-"At Marshhed
close ny the shores, ana a long distance from any
human hnbtation, stands a rude shanty, provided
with cooking utensils and some rough sleeping ap.
parntns, ior tho accommodation Of the fishers and
iowlers who resort thither this season for game
There, before the door Of that hut might have been
seen lew days ago. about the hour Of sunset,
stout looking, dark vsuged, hard featured man, with
n shaggy roundabout upon his back and q coarse
tarpaun that looked rather the worse for wear M.
on his head, squatted upon a stone, and with a fist
full Of sand securing out old chowdcr pot which
the last users had been careless as to leave little
less c'can.y than Il should have been. Shortly A.
ter, the same hand was to be spriuklng pepper
and salt upon the fruits Of that days expedition Ms
they smmcred IN the pot over the aforesaid crack.
ling hrc. lie was evidently tho prominent man OF
the patty and after the s1vOry vlnds had be- en- de.
sputchcd at the cothess board, with The keen appe.
Ute and smackhg relish that hunters only can q >.
prcrate, his we're the apt fngers that wiped tho
palters hsles'i and as they sat around the cOmior-
table blaze Of tho swapping hrushwooj from his
prolific lips flowed the countless stories nj which
they stared hardest and laughed oudest. Not abo-,
M'aeods and tariffs, and hanks, and such natter,
Of state, which, IN these times oi political excite.
ment, men are most apt 70 talk about, did our story.
teller pratc; his anecdotes wcro OF matters Of les
importance perhaps, but definitely more entertain
ing 10 the hard listed, fun loving fishermen and for
mcrs who were his companions. And when "n1
lures sweet rcstorcT' called them 10 their hunks
he was the hrs', not the lOudcsi, 10 snoro, and a
daylight he was the foremost 10 make ready TN
morning repist, by scrapng IN tho sand, outsd
the hut, the knives which the evening fast had tar
nlshed. Ills name was Danii W,bGsr,-his sta
/ ton, Secretary Of the United States ofAmeric1, D.
his home, wherever he CHANGED 70 be, in fisher
mans hut or kings palace, among his cattle, O
| at the Capitol"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-06

Mr. Bfo%n.ow, The Editor ofthe Jonesboro' (Ten.
nessee) Wing Is o, prssen: at Nashville, whence
he transmits accounts Of the proceedings Of The Lee
s'sla'urc for the columns OF his spirited paper.
among other matters in the las, paper, he reports
the speech OF one Mr Dew, Of Maury, when con.
tains rase collection Of sparkling gems of fancy.
Here IS an exrac, from it, some remarkable portions
OF which we have placed in italics.
"Sir, | would have gentlemen of the dominant
parry To understand that Democrats are not TO be
deferred from the defence Of John Tyler, If they
think him wystLY OF support. lie was not our can.
ddarc. bu' theirs. But, Sir, he is a native OF the
ID Dominion, tie .aro OF Ium jefferson, Of Madi.
son. OF ;ae immortal Wlsh.uston-lhe land of Pre-
sacuIs, aut the urn pace OF the fathers OF Demo
c-Uty. h. Speaker, y hen speak Of the Father pi
DIS country, go o. with feeling emotions Of my soul
Alas! is 'u-re any gentleman present who does not
chill! ZIP e The mention ot his he icers SHE.
r'iHg among he eternal sIiolCS Of S0g.h .flsrica
But SIR, cannot dwell here. | repeat That John
/ Ty.er descended from pure Stock-yes, SIR, from
The r,bi, band Of Pig i'm Fathers who landed be
io:e my day, or ourday, Oh the Plymouth Rock, in
Old Ivgilfa And there, MIR Speaker, TO this day
TIA. Old Rock rgGrs its proud front, as one Of the
glorious monuments Of the old Dominion"
We earn from the reporter that al this stage OF
the remarks Of MIR Dew, OF Alnury the audience
interrupted nm with .oud oulcr!es, whether Of ap-
piausc or cputeUuhuon 10 rot stated, although the
words SO Il, Dew" were particular audible The
speaker PROCEEDED, doubtless under the impression
that he was achieving unprecedented triumphs IN
the orO,o.!caI line, but regret that our limits do
not permit to entertain our readers with the re-
nIdindcs d bis brilliant effort.
After MIR Dew had concluded his speech, another
gentleman arose, and observed that he would ike
to heara lille mO'c from the gentleman who had
just taken lis seat relative to tie geographical oca-
ton Of 'OL I. ymou.h Rock"
Mr. Dew replied, "that Rock is where 20 nor |
never have been, end tial IS sufficient; and If is
nor, Sir, repeat u is in the Od Dominion com
monty called the STATE ~ J!rginia." Screams and
ye.s )-Lfr. Ggs.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-06
OBITUARY

lied, alter an illness OF days in the coppty
OF hins Queen, MARY JAse Eun,sK. cIdss,
daughter OF Henry and ELI "a Eubank. need n
years, months and II days. BY this dspensntion
are deprived of the society of one IN vhcr, 80
conferred their fondest hopes. Though yonnp She
manifested an enlightened confidence in her savior,
ana as supported, during the distressing pains in,
eu,nt 10 her confinement, 10y firm faith IN God.
81 Il Tue sweet IL iilcnces of true religion NAV n
oensnant Providence sanctify her death to her nu
inerou' trends, and parents whom 1t has clothed in
the habIiments of sorrow ="
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-06
RSPARTERO

Is now what NAroLEoE was In 1901. The com.
psrson is not in point Of genius but Of fortune Ma.
poloon, the Conqueror Of Morcngo, was the most
famous man oftho living world. II he had descend
ed from oil the Choremagneb and Capels he could
not have been higher he vas the first General only
10 become the first Administrator md tho first H. es.
lator; and, though reckless tyrabt and sc FISH
conqueror TO tho last he will DO always looked uI
TO with that wild wonder which constitutes our hon
age for the Wholesale desroyers Of mankind. The
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-06

daney by adding Greene, Orange and Madison.
you must look elsewhere for support than from
mem and think can assume the responsibility
Q, saying that you will not get the votes Of the
Wings at the next election, even il YOU should 70
pent IN saek.eloih and sshe, for your recent poi-
cal tefgNe sauons. Like a certain General IN This
e"un'y, whom you are destined to follow in disni.
heo retirement. you will be treated with suspicion
oy your new allies, and marked by yoar old friends
though you should squsai 50 loud as to rouse the
""0's sy OF the Lccos. CRITIC.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-06
MARKET rh,-,,

rLouk-iherc were sales &C 1000 his He
ara street flour Yesterday, at S575, and bold.,s
ono.nE 10 tate the same rate. The wacon nrico .
smsn as SooZ.' Cry Mills has sold at Sc. co DAYS,
ate NU'''hue 10 NC made
,hN',''L w continue last quotations for when,
Tsn we near ct sales indcitng a slight advance
,vi,nJ %iu 'nI virginia reds 100 I2Sc; and Ma
! ann y hlnr' Penn,v wanna reds Iss I3Nc. Nj
tyIand white corn Csc; Pennsylvania yellow a..
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-06
DIR. WI. BJNFOuD


"a Tho Dwcilinr House now occupied by Mr 9.
fts-IH Word In n few minutes walk n Tho City. The
Htt1 Hpuse he large and convenient, with Ten fooms,
-=&c. finished In tho best manner. sud LACEY erect
cd with nllrq sic buildings, and fine garden Pos
session on The Isl January next.
Alr0 House and lot adjoining th0 above The House
W completed containing eight rooms and out huInrr
for the luton Oh Eoni"cl family; has also dnc
rarden. Possession Rivcr Immediately.
Also, Tor rent, the large and convenient Eunr on 2h
street N present occupied bY NJ ~ Exaaa work sor
has large lumber yard attached Posseseiau cveo I
December. For further Information, appIyto
HltHhkD IiIIIs " 60
moo Over EnquiTJr Omco
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-06
SALE OF mANCuEs-
TEH BRDPE.KTN

DURsUANT 10 decree ~ the Circuit Superior Count NJ
law and Chdncery fur the county NJ ChssrrieIi uro
nonnccd the Jls day n march ls4 The ciso ~ the
Mutual Assurance Society W. ROzc, a aud Of amend
mcn thereto sur Cgucnty made shall proceed IN cell AZ
pubic auction, on MONDAY, The ~ November, 1871, h
" o'clock on The premises u the town II Manchester Tor
cash the properly Hul houses described boz the plaintiff
lh io VIII The bull 'ngs situated on the ~ Main "
n at town, aud which were. AZ date nf Inc sst reya
riJu ny -il Society, In tho occupancy ~ r. Morgan.
Mrs Dwight snd : -. BAKER aud Witch belonged In John
holoI. dec tu ME NiH unr-pr much such part
thereof " will Dec sufficient to Fsfy sad decree ani er.
yenscs Of the sale. EAM'I L. pIIIJAW
mol ditcOttH f,omwt-siopsr
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-06

Nlh'iNIA-At Rules held IN I.tc C.cT. r ohio, of lilo
circuit superior Court uf Law AMI ChaucrTy for il.
'9uniysa hcnuco and Guy Of Richmond on tic Chaurrry
rie TIE iih dayo October ISL James T. Mayo pi,iurf
-shnsi Benjamin Knapp and Frederick W Knapp sur.
N,ng Iifiucrs OF Knapp, Pest To. aud another rns
The defendants above named not having ci,r,t beir
'pp,tfanc' nnd Civ sgCutiy according IL tho hctof A.
H"hhy and the Rules % this Court, aud o. m
siu-itriofy evidence, that they not Inhabitants OF m
'o"mpu"ed u 3, ordered, that the fnri Defendants an
appear mere on the sixth day Of the January Term
aud answer " bil Of the plaintiff, and that a cupy II In,
oII'r c "HhMHh inserted ia some newspaper published
IN tue ty OF Richmond. for months an,
poe ~ d" ne ltoni dOo " the Capitol IN tho said Cify
no q JAW wM e.. SANDS CIk
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-06

~" Some one in Williamsburg has been quiz
zlns our neighbour with pompous erononkoton.
hoIogO' account Of President TylGrs reception in
the ancient city. The thing is quite amusing The
writer says: "The President, with his usual ur-
banlty and familiarity, and with a smile OF unfefgn.
cd pleasure, shook hands with all and with chill.
dren and even servants, who pressed TO see him,
This is ali very well. No doubt the Burgers of
the Old CIty-both high and low-young and old
learned and un.elrnei-were all anxious 10 sym,
pathise with their tOwnsman in his great good for.
tune. But again: "The President remains with II,
so.us. /, is expected he viii continue in the CITY
Il week longer. How delightful must the chance
prove to sensitive mind like that Of the Presiden,
Far from the hustle Of the Capto, his ears are no
longer assa!ed by aduiafi0H aud lattsry" Verv
gooj-,he President i0as assaed, then, whilst a, the
White House, by sdu'iton aud .ttery. W. "es-
er had doubt ourselves '"e sduJeci, and what
is more, these n,..-rers and sycophan,s who nfsst
eli the D-pubcan palace, were but too successful.
gueir "soi, impeachmcn,s" were too powerful to be
resisted. There IS no more mscheyous thing in
the world than vanity, when played on by skill.
fol hand.
when he (the Presidency perambu la,es the
streets, every person he meets is a friend, not an
enemy IN disguise, No guard or suite attend his
every step. The esteem and effsction Of h.stowns.
men are the buwarks around his person." &c. &c.
and then the writer goes on in a kind Of sopbo
more strain, TO contrast the planness end simplicity
Of the great Republican Chief with the pagenntry
and parade Of foreign Kings and Potenlates. Note,
as my Lord Coke would say the pregnant mean
ing Of the foregoing extract. First, IS revealed
that President Tyler perambulates the streets like
any other man-secondIy, that he has no guard of
honor, or prineely eorisgs to attend his persons and
thirdly that the esteem and affection Of his towns.
men constitute his bulwnik Of defence. These are
certainly oil very important matters, and altogether
worthy of special missiye to tho columns Of the
Enquirer. II strikes US, however, that the whole
affair, 10th in writer end publisher is in rather bad
Taste. The letter concludes wi.h the following sen
ience:
"Our distinguished President, refreshed IN spirits
and recruited in strength, will soon return to the
arduoys duties Of his office. May he continue Ia
prove himself worthy Of the confidence Of q mighty
nation, auiid the eIashing Of political enemies ant
the iniriguss Of ds,igniag men, We most fervent
ly pray with the writer, that the president will ris,
superior 70 the "intrgues Of designing men"-lha
he will throw himseIfupon the honorable and high
minded Of the party which supported and elocte
him, and th1the will speedily return to that plain
sr'i,- forward path Of duty, from which he ougb
never 10 have departed.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-06

On the third page Of our paper Of this week
will DO found a memorial prepared by CommiI.r
~ The late School Convention IN Lexington, sm.
tracing the principles agreed on by the Conv,nuou.
n ~ intended for general signature by such Of Oh,
cruIeas Of Middle Virginia a. arc willing 70 sisr
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-06
FOR BOSTON.
NATHANIEL q. PALMER,
ATTORNEY AT LAW

MILTON ". c.
MILL attend To- III" Collection Claims oC any Kind in
~ The following counties Of North Caroline: Wake I'm.
chls ~" tuy OF RdcighJ Orange, Unciudin- IItiIsio.
IohEl PERSON Roe SugIam aud CaHw,. AIs,. Claims
Tor Sp or upwards Ia any Part OF stale by suits I'M
the Circuit Courtof the 4 STAGES At Ralsirh = ' "
EXPERIENCES.
Jones. $500 ''''''' "'J''S
philadelphia Hugh Campbell. Esq
4 Go. lug ''''-'f al" W." frame
-, Rsh7Gna Fa-Mcssrs Kcut, Kendall 81 Arxaer, and
Sclwaiue q Brownley w. ~ '"'
RG,s'gh-D W stone, Esq and Hon Duncan Cameron
Mi2E-s WJtkins and George A smith,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-06
L.III.- ,IICnI-s A.
SALE Or Valuable PiIoI
IN RICHMOND,
UNDER A DEED oP TRUST

UNDER 4 DEED or TRUST
lH virtue n Dccdof Trus. executed the
ID cd las tfusCe) by Charles WIN. McGpucss and wife
10 secure the payment certain debt therein
due 10 bernhard Bncl sod which said decd has been
duly recorded ~ tho CLERKS Office u the Coun Court NJ
IlcnricU, shall MONDAY, the ~ day of ne present
month tNpvcmhcD ~ half past O'Clock In the afternoon
proceed a. EeN 4 public auction, the premises IN the
highest hicr, Tor cash, all that piece parcel of ground
IN the city ~ Richmond, b,nE hc Norh West corner of
lot No ~ ~ the plan oi said cry having 90 oi
on street and running back rg ANGLES with an even
BREATH 10 feet and containing Coo Fguatc feet with tnr
buildings aud improvements thereon" and win rh saiI l1i
vac NJ r Gate o said decd t&ii June, l5fn occupied by
the said NcGIuueaH
believe the title the above property IN be good bat
SNAIL only convoy such 40 D. vested by the deed 0
trust aigrcsaih LOFTiN n. ELLETT,
no q DID
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-06
n. Y. MARKETS Nnr 1

about 500 bales '' "'"'uh'eu 10
., tLoUR'-Thero is no change wequo,e Canal
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-06
THos. ROWLAND,
ORA PER AND TAILOR,

HAS lately received from Nrv YorL general parnrt.
~ m"nt 81 CLOTHS, IS rsiuEREs. ant VT-TiNGs
Together with variety of Fancy Aurrs such aa Sucks
Suepcudefa Guvcr ~ctrs, U..uUa. toi,r. So. DC all
Of recent importation emil fn which lc iuv.'cf tr ~, tca
II bic former friends and tc putNr generally IT, lrrcF
ny piomUt aud uttict personal attention tp IN nr.e- ie
with HIM to he ahlo tu give ft'r Trtv, AZ
prefer to say cash. liberal discount V.H bc MAIZE
nov cot
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-06
IAND PnsTEn-


frequent ucapHssra have been committed on my
- Plantation thereby forbid 40 pcr1ous rom hunting,
hsnE, Otherwise ranging thereon under pcnlIty Of TIC
law which will bc ngly enforced against MI ole ndcra
noe wiz HENRY =. DREwRY.
DIR. w. y. BINFORD,
HAVING located himself AZ CurIsyIic near I've Buck
inEhan Slfings, will srcud puuctualy 20 any call
ih't may 10 made Tor his professional services
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-06

TYPOGRAPHICAL NOTICE
ne next REGULAR meeting OF the Typographical
Association will take place this evening, At seven
O'Clock, in the ODD Fellows Hall, (Museum Build.
ins) when those OF the craft, who are disposed TO
become members, are invited to attend
WIN. McDERMOTT,
Reccr ling Secrctary
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-06

iCt@ The visit TO Ia Belle Poulc, which VIC
take from the New York Express, will amply repay
the reader.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-06
Frcm ihs ". L. Erprtss.

relnl-Weekly.. ....................s3 per annuIn.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-06
RICHMOND WING.

ruBLIsHEp pAILr AND sEaI-wEEkLI. nv
=. u. PLEASANTs, AND A. MosEi.ES
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-06

A ROOM, couyeuicnt to bu, tpcs,i. v,,,,.,,..----
1 L Gle man Apply ptJlisofIicc ''''' U! a = n
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-06

.rarewstlto thee, France but when liberty rallies
oaee more In thy regions KsNESHsR NE rHgS +"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-06

HIGH PROOF wHISES rY-Cu ME Co., ~ !,
- Mhiskey, iOaboyC proof Gr sale 3 ""' v
noo 81 DAVENPORT 4 ALLEN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-06

SCOTCH CARP EII-G-ru.I r---I--,- =
Green Bsizr, Pii ted D-u,y.tt'
Hearth Rugs and stair Came f,r .,tc ,r.,, .
-hoo LAliIRIp A EANuEIsnStNt,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-06

49, bale Hay, JUS received 5Sr se, M NM
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-04
DIED.

In Eynehburg, on Sunday morning, the 18th u,
umo, Of Consumption, Mr.. Asa BrRRI, in the 94th
year OF his age He bore his affections with pious
resignation, and died relying upon the merits of
cIueihed Redeemer, assuring his friends that he
should pass through the valley and shadow of
death, and fear no evil" He has been cut down
IN the bloom OF youth, aud has left two brothers
end. $50 'y
Al his residence, in the county of Pi,t,vlvans
on tue 2ist utlmo, after painful and severe
OF peri''noles, Capt. JANIS Doss, in the SD wear
OF his age, leaving wife with two children and n
numerous circle OF friends and relations, to mourn
cal aid that could be rendered him, he fell a victim
10 the unhinching arrow of death. In the death of
this truly good and vTtuous man, a wife has lost a
Trend and husband; child an affeetionate father.
teemable citizen.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-04
Neic York and yirsinia

IL is wonderful with what assiduitv Calbopns,,
and Van Burenism are tanning the little quarrel be-
tween Virginia and New York, and which really.
we suppose, gives disturbance TO no sensible man in
either State. Hear what the bragsart organ of MIR
Calhoun, the Charleston Mercury, says:
New York has gone TO the extremity of wrong
IN this contestants denied ths right Of propert, IN
slaves Every Southern man will feel and acknov
ledge that she has made an assault upon ms all
that she has tramped upon the constitutional com,
pact, and thrown defiance at every slayeholdino
State. Shall we submit Will NOT the wboIe
South, the instant Virginia has declared her RENE,
uy, auopt ana enforce II against this arrogant and
insulting wrong. doerl We mus, bury ali differ.
ences-petty squabbles about petty thinss-and
act as one man. New York has wroneed Georo;.
and Alabama-every Southern State, not less ,bon
frgina-ior 1t IS not the value of the property. il
Is the hagraLt breach Of the Constitution openlv
committed and impudently persisted in, that cons,i
tutes the injury; and We may rather deem il an adj
duonal reason for unanimty, zeal and determine
uon that accident has made the Mother of States,
our leader. Let, then, the remedy of Virginia be
extended over the whole Southern sea coast-let
New York feel herself under the ban of the South
Tor an offence committed against all-let her vessels
be subjected 10 the same inspection and restrictions
IN Charleston, Savannah Mobile and New Orleans
as at Norfolk. Let US cast her out from our COM
munion, TIL she repents her folly and undoes her
wrong"
Now u we, In long experience of twenty wears
have acquired any proficiency in the art of diynng
the secret purpose from the outward sign, the Eng
Oh OF this farrago islet get capital out of this
fquabble-Calhoun CAPITALIZED US unite the South
upon 1t, making IL swallow up every thing else.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-04
FoR THE WING.

Messrs Editors-I have never been in the babit
OF sctlbbhng Tor newspapers, but gross NEGLECT
should be exposed from source and to this end
readily accord. wv VIZ
Having some business TO transact with The mas.
Ter OF vessel lying in the lower end OF the citv
called Rockets, took up my cane and of wall,
Gu upon me Smooth payements of the upper and
micue parts OF the elty-but 10 and behold upon
arriving at the principal shipping part OF the civ
lnocketts, where all our mercho ndize is received
and most OF our superfuous produce of the soil -
shipped aoroad-Oh horrible to be told found
the streets, wharves, and every nook and corner 40
completely saturated with mud and miro ,b,t \
coutu not proceed ard deter mined To return lenv-
ing my business TO chance, rather ,han encounter
me dlfhculty which presented itself to nv view
:, however, met with gentleman Il believe a Bro
kei) VINO kindly pIoffetd his service in NV behalf
upon my return home, l was ponderiny in NV
minu, why u was that the lower end of The civ
lhocketts) had been so totally neglected by the pro-
per authoiiies, and could imagine, to myself, that
tue inhabitants OF that PORTION Of the CITY suteI,
PAID no taxes towards the common .unnor, IN,
upon enquiry, learned that they were not only tar
ed IN proportion 10 the rest of our citizens hut VS.
informed that they generally paid those taxes with
equal nor more prompttude than any other poT.
uoh OF the city. Why this gross nege of the pro-
per authorities TO that portion of our city, am a,
loss TO conjecture. i wish, Me.srs. Editors tha,
you, together with those whose duty il is To sinner
wise and to keep the streets in order would this day
pay VISIT 10 Tue place where all your shipping lies
anu then ! am sure you would readily lend your aid
IN correcting the evil.
iou well know, Messrs. Editors, that in this. the
court end of the town, that only LEI be sues
nat th's or that deep ravne ought to he filled up;
OF this or that street, or side walk ought TO be paw
ed--and 1t Is no sooner suggested than an appro-
Prauon is made and the work goes ahead. While
Rockets one OF the principal thoroughfares to our
cry mas, may say. been almost entirely neglected
Having invoked your able pen in this behalf, am
yours, SuOCKOE iii