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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-19
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,

Call of the House was deminded, but
On motion Of Mr. FILLMORE the House resov.
itse { into Committee of the Whole, MIR WIN
THROP in the Chair.
THE FORrlFICATION BILL.
MIR WILLIAMS offered and amendment making
an appropriation Of twenty five thousand dollars,
for the erection of works for the defence OF the har-
Dor OF Havre de Grace.
Decided 10 be ont OF Order
MIR SNYDER offered an amendment making an
appropriation for thcrcpalr o. the For; Pea Patch
Island, Of twenty thousand dollars.
Mr. SNYDER defended ms motion, the
ground O! the great Importance Of defc. IN that
TIyer.
MrC BROWN offered an amendment to the :
msudmcut authorizing tie Secretary of War to
make a survey Of the Delaware River and Bay. ans
ascertain where iorth rtions co..d be located, and
tu purrI,rs. pl, Pafch Island.
MIR BROWN said It was a cause Of complaint
against The li Administration that Delaware Bay
wa not pu, in a state Of defence, and he now called
on he party IN power % carry out th-ir promises
that this important By and river should be ium,-
dil,s'y attended to. lie COMMENDED thatthis Cow
eminent could take, 10y authority Of law, any prop
eriy for public use. making on'ya reasonable COM
uensl,iOn Tor the same.
MIR GAMBLE said the Government could no;
take possession OF this property without consent Of
the Legislature Of the State IN which II was located
ans the right OF jurisdiction was IN dispute between
Delaware Fad Now Jersey. No man would be
moe ready than Mr. @. 10 vote any sum necessary
for this work, IF The title 10 the Island laid 10 the
Uni.cd States; but under he circumstances in which
j. was At pressn, situated he should he compeo Cd
10 vote against %.
MessIs. tILLNOkE, BiDLACh, GORDON,
nud GENDLtipN having made few remarks,
MIR SI NDER Withdrew his amendment
MIR BAENAED offered an amendment, making
appropriation inr the payment Of arreaagCs due on
various Wplh' m Inherent parts pi me country for
Nvo already done, ard which had been ngg ec.,d
for more inln Two years.
The CHAIR decided the amendmCntio be out o.
oiler' ,...,
Mr. BARNARD said that however much he re.
ef'N21 o.. Le shpuH ne compelled, from the peculiar
nature OF The claims proposed to be met by bs a.
mcndmcnir 20 lnks an appea. rom the Chair 10 order
To ynng ne 5u.psst before me Committee.
Mr. lyhLiNoyN hoptdu COMMITTEE would
sAs.A'n uc gPpea'' os Those men WHO had given
l''i .au'L 10 N". ~ .i"i"sh' on tnt fnnHc w0.fs
W ~, a'.1 .e -l p...1 20 h.s que
M FIIIMGpEs.iits ,,, '.., ,s W. '',','
"I ~ - 30, 10, '.''..s1 We justice OF
'C lo',', ,'.". ~ 1'5 W, -' OF 'he o.mmue'
III 1O'O ''''' "o' "''''''" Jus Hu'-|oH on 'his
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Ico,g ,bat md. was N sc,I,,,J 80 .I Wv. , -. .'
,,cr,. aud tl4t s,pce m. b,d ts5,, h, Go. Ey,''"
rr..9ns had neon ,r,ryc--,,, a., ,,s ..'''S
Inc for new works. Now he dd NO, slrr,.I, "a
fIs.as he was willing 10 have them b,i.r od g,,r
Them in repair, and II NECESSARY. he WINS viI.,s a,
h.rp TO mar them too. but as the spgronr.,,'1T.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-19
FIRE

=, fo' The third time, Messrs. Egsles,on and Word.
io'N'eo Factory has been the prey of some mali
e'ous william. But mon,h or two since IN. F,c,o,,
was nearly Destroyed 10y fire, which also injured
similar and adjoining Establishment The house had
scarcely been repaired before all that had been doro
was reduced to ashes. The Factory had i,s, been
rented agan and business commenced, when for
the third time it was fred Friday morning. and in.
J"'ea 10 some extent. No clue as yet to the in.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-19
OEIfICIAi

APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT.
BY aud rcith The adTice and cO,.ysHi Of me Ssnafs
Abner Nash Ogden, Judge OF the United States
for the District OF Louisiana.
John Chambers, Governor of the Territory Of To-
Ohio II. w.s;uII, Secretary Of the Territory Of
Iowa. -
George c. Bates, Attorney 9th United States
for Michigan.
Cour:land Gushing, Attorney Of tie United
States Tor Indiana.
Robert tlaonl, Marshal Of the United State.
FOR Indiana.
COLLECTIONS OF THE CUSTOMS.
Parker Sheldon, Bai1, Me.
. Joseph caches, AIexandrl, d {.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-19
CURTIUS.


wa the Editor OF the Richmond Enquirer h.
KIND enough TO place among his proofs. tia, ,So
Wh'I party Is Identical with Aboltonisu, the fac,
that jeremiah Curtis, a thorough po,n,. a., e iae'
Loco foco and an aboionist of the first IA Won,
Is nominated as the candidate Of that party for Gov
ernor OF the State7 The editor Iabors Ius,iIv IN
heo''y the Wings with these people, and il is our
purpose. wi MS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-19
Lurge Sale Of Drv GocS,

Messrs. Valentine and Breeder coums,.. ,Lo
sale OF their large stock Of Dry Goods At auction
'-d"y' at o'clock. 1t has been the custom Of this
mousse Tor many years, to dispose Of their entire
STOCK every five years, and the present sale IS in
conformity to this rule. They design opening
again IN the fall, with an entire new assortment.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-19

IL Writers in the Washington papers mention
Tue obstruction OF the trees in the Public Squar.
oy the worms. The evil also exists, to great ex.
'en'' IN the Public Square in this city. Is there no
,I,.D ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-19

iJT "intrude, indeed, Mr.. Intelgencer! Does
sympathy for your trembling nerves mer, word
so uneourteous' BY the powers, your Lexicon
betrays your life. The challenge is gone forth
Boyden will prepare a brace OF pistols, and be opr
'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-19
4 LII - Il

" American and Foreign Vessels entered Al the
custom House, Richmond, now lying at CITY
FONT and Bermuda Hundreds, from American
Ports.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-19

IIIsH " "VVI' VT'I' Wy y OTVVHi = NJ,
ARRIVED,
Sehr Molasky, Collins, Thoma,town, plaster, to
Fisher A Son. "
Schr Verm1dilla, Walsh, Bi'timore, sundrie,. TO
Lancaster, DENLY x Co, womble, /. ID Cen.
.hOw& Co, Z Grubts n Co, Dunlop. Moncure &
Crane < Co.
ARRIVED,
Canal boat Buchanan, l. Armsworthy, master.
with ~ tons merchandise To Fisher Il Son and
4 I Gwahmey; paying Sl67 ~ toll.
Canal boat Clayton Burton, Jas Ash, master
WIN 500 tons merchandise to BigweII, Smith &
Jones' paying sl12 40 toll.
Canal boat Victoria, VIM. Tom pkns, master Wi n
~ ions merchandizo TO Dunlop, Moncure n Ca. n
+ Gwathmey and Tompkins 4 Co! paying
s5J II toll. P'y"b
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-19
Tic following story, by Hoy. i

lLc I'io"'hs story Oy HogE, IS irresistible:
'i's good ,isn oi q deg when his lace grows
IKE ms m'sior's. is prooihe's aye g,wer!n' up
m ms mn Ie''s een 20 discover what he's thInkn,
on ani then, without the word or wave o command
10 be 1T 20 execute the wu.l o ms sIer, tocbt
whether u he 20 wear sheep or run down
deer. Hector grts.e Ike me, alore he deed. thai
ememurr, when | WIS Dwru lazy 10 gan, 10 The
hTk used u send him to take my place IN The pew
ana ne munster Kent nae difference Iud,e d, he
once asked me next day, "whit tocb, d, tie SER
mon, iprhc saw me wonderful. atteut We anso &. a rn
iner sleepy congregation" Hector anI me gIsd ane
anlther SIC op-i ans was fegT-d MrP,r6a won
have observed IT. 3ul he was a simple. rr,narty..
insls 0ecin' HuiI msn-a very Nlthanie. without
guile a"l he -a.oused nae think, tho both Hec-
tor and M was like TO 50 D.; and tb, do, ,t,cr
oushIn 900 BIS sleeve tor mar Than hundred varJr.
cou u stand u no logger, but was obliged to Ioyp
owe hedge Into d potato field, Ore,sndn-sto have
secuted par,rdses.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-19

CUHLED HAIR mATTHAssEs, Tor ,,Ie.
}" ROBERT HILL a 90.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-19

IL The cry of fire yesterday morning proceeded
from MIR. a. Pizzini's Confectionery, on the Hill.
The fire wassoon extinsuisheJ, with but little iniu-
ry to the House.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-19
RICHMOND WING.

rvlLishTp PAM AID sEMI-wEEELI Nv
>. II. PLt.ASaSIS, 4. MOSELET AND
l.. e. DAVIS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-19

scene Win 4 PHREsoLoeIsT.-"Do you assure
me mat you nave never OF heard Of me be rotn
sad the comedian, with impressive so'smnI,v
'Sir DO wih the most profound sincerity"
ASt'nis"ii g!' said the dramatic w8g, with
look Of pious wonder.
professor. '0''
stop, sti' replied the reverend Thsspilr-"noyy
VII. you e. me whether you Judge from NV seri
oIs coun'erance and the sable p.slnness Of INV b,.
b.m,n s., o. from the scientific eK Mutations YOU
have made OF natural deys 1ycmcnts4 Sir. a.,
honest moni entrelt yu. not to deceive me.u
why, my dear sir" said the ACCOMPLISHED r,
pH oi Spuz1elm, "to he plain with you-ercuse
mel Knew you we're preacher the Ins.antI .BIl
my hand upon your ncnd.'
"Wo.i, this i decisive" said the actor, with 20
Tenn ninnaipaf and 'OD.g Uf most CKiraordfp,.
~ gravity, rising a. the same time, taking his ri
ard pushing the double fee before the man Of ,ei,
cncc"
ut Is my custom 70 register the names or proni.
r'ni individuals who visit NY office" said The pHre.
h'..sls. emo sn.u.d cs'csmit an especial favor To
cnro. yours among my pl'rOnsn
~ Oh see riEere, sf!" replied the tall mysterious
looking person, Staring you 10 the face, ike the
guOs. Of your ddYnrt second nigutl" and as h,
walked away he pointed loH play bill at the door
upon which was inscribed, In " forty line picsr-
Pork Theatre Benefit Of Sol Smith. on which NJ,
e,son he wi appear 30 bis popular character 0
Mlwwom"-lPlc.
TnE PaurrE, rHE Jew AND rag CHrHrt,v.-
A Jew entered a Parse temple, and behe.I the "a
cred FIRE.
WHAT said he 70 the priest, edo ye worship In
/ hfeln
/ "No, the fire." answered the pfcs,. "It a, an en-
J.sm n Tue sun, and n he gonI1. heotV
'Do you then worship the sun as your GodY
asked the Jew. "Kno~ ye not this l1minary as
/ iB he work Of the Almighty Crcaior1p
/ owe kaow rr replied tho priest, but the nm
/ cultivated man requires q sensible sign 10 order o
I form n conception Of his Mort High. And
not iho su0, fic inc0mpfshsnsiJ.e source Of Iish
on image O. tH1l invisible Being who DIssscs an
preserves a.I ihiresin
] The luoa.ilo ihrereupoh Re- ipined:
/ DO your people, then, distinguish tho type froi
tho orgIulH They call the sun their God: and d,
vending from ihs n base o es, they krosI borol
an earthly frame. Teanusc the outward, but bin
Tho InwHrd CYri nod while yc hold 90 them the eart
", ~ withdraw from them the heavenly ligh
Thou shalt not mako unto lice uny image or an
| Hks.iness9
How Then do 20 DIES gna,s the Supreme Bein.
asked the Parsee.
We call him Jehovah Adoui1 that s, the I.or
Who is, WHO was, and who will be- answered Il
Jew.
Your appo..ation is grand snd sublime said Il
Parlee, but is awful too
! a Christian then drew righ and said. we ca
him Faus?
The Pagan and tie Jew looked NJ each oths
and s5id, here Is ot an image and reality Il
a word Of The heart said hoy.
Therefore they raised their eyes 70 heaven a.
said, with reverence and love- 'OUR FATHER
And they took each other by the hand and all thr
called one another broihUs-tDr. r. a. KruHmo
) ku.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-19
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,

H.. a.. - DlHCh presented memorial p,,viog
Zee, ~ d.,,, o' The Act admitting Rail Road Iron
n W. ~ ilhOP presented petition in r,vo,
the CommittSc " va v rum. bgh were referred to
Other petitions we're presented - e.
enae1ment Of General Binkrup. Law "a ' ,t. ,ne
adjustment Of National B,nk "' aho The es-
Mr. @. DAVIS offered rssolut,o, ,.ir.--
'he different Departments for the number Of o''
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-19

DIED,
Yesterday morning, JULA, daughter or William
and Margaret Beers, aged years. The friends
and aequagances OF the family are requested to at
tend the funeral this morning, at 10 o'clock from
the residence Of William Beers, next house below
the Monumental Church.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-19

AS an illustration Of the depth to which false
hood will sometimes shoot its roots, may be insanc
ed the assertion OF the Locofoco paper at Fincasle.
that MIR. Webster was charged, upon the floor of
the Senate, with being Hartford Conventions,
and that he dared not deny il.
The Charleston Mercury go, fer the repeal of tn,
Bank Chlrter-before it is adopted-with grea, Viz
gour. The Mercury's opposition will perpe,u,ts
the Charter!
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-19
CONGRESS OF THE UNITED STATES.

ZEN ."c"ky....... per annurn.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-19
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT or RICHMOND.
ARRIVED,

nIgh Zoo, lhI. day, 81 o,eloes, p. M.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-19
MARRIED,

MARRIED,
On Thursday Evening 18th instant, 10y the Rev:
Mr. Woodbridge, Mr.. HUGu RnEtGH to Mrs. RE-
BEoeA a. ASDREw, both Of this city.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-19
UNITED STATES SENATE.
ERInAN I,1,, nc

MIR TALLMADGE presentd petitions from New
York in favor OF a general bankrupt law
MIR EVANS presented resolutions OF a meeting OF
citizens in Maine, of similar import.
Mr. MOUTON presented a romoas,rance asains,
the extension of the port of New Orleans.
The consideration OF Mr. BIchanan's motion, call.
ing for list Of removals, was postponed until to-
morrow.
On motion Of Mr. BENTON, the resolution offer
ed Ivy Mr. Woodbury., calling for information as
to any advances to distributing officers, was taken
up.
Mr. EVANS moved to amend by adding pro.
visions that If any advances had been made to state
on what authority they were made.
The amendment was adopted, and the resolution
agreed 10.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-19

Masters Names. TONNAGE
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-19

Name of Vessel.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-19

Mir ALLEN wished 10 make an inquiry, and he
was sorry the chairman ofthe Committee on Foreign
Relations was absent He desired to be informed
whether the committee, to whom that part of the
message OF The President concerning the case of the
Caroline was referred, Intended 10 report this ses-
sion.
MIR TALLMADGE said he could not answer
until the chairman should return which would be in
few days.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-19

a Call OF the House was deminded, but
On motion OF Mr. FILLMORE the House reso'v-
itse into Committee of the Whole, MIR WIN
TuROP in the Chair.
.ElE EAR -ELELI, AElAN nII
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The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1841-10-23

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SAA-L- HANBIEN.
CHARLES HlCHERSoN
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1841-10-23

There VIII be AZ the Creole
Office, IN anticipation Of ! co..
siderable demand, a large num-
Der OF Elecno0 Tickets, for tbs
and other counties Canli-
dates. or their friends. can have
them struck of IN any form de-
sired.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1841-10-23
DAVID ANDERSON.
II. HAIMAN.1

This samsMr Tinnin, soon after the first
attachment was lowed, came TO Mr.. HEX
erson, told him a most Piteous tale. and
prevailed upon his sympalhies so far as
to induce Mr.. III. TO let him have one OF
the negroes TO wait on him. Nr. H.
thought he would certainly have honor
enough not to deceive an officer. although
ne might be disposed 10 dodge MS credit
ors. But IN this he was mistaken: Tor
although Mr. Tinnin has repeatedly pro
missed to deliver up the negro ne has not
done it, and Mr. Hickerson viii have %
lose the value of the negro 5y eonfiding
in such a man. And vet this IS the man
who has the . interest and koaor of Madi-
son county" so much at heartas TO voIun-
teer his advice against {" eIecting Garrett
to the Legislature to make laws, or Ham
blen as Sheriff TO execute themlr>
| dismissed my bill in Chancery be-
cause the Chancellor, after glancing over
it, seemed to think it was not IN aid Of
the suit at law, but that il withdrew the
suit from the Circuit Court. As land nv
counsel had different intention from
what the Chancellor thought, and as !.
had already answered the purpose for
which it was filed, to wit, to prevent Mr..
Tinnin from making way wi, the pro-
petty, Withdrew the case from his con-
sideraticn.
This is submitted to the people of Ma
olson county under the confident bsliel
that it will, forever, silence the base sla d
ders which have been published over the
signature of w. Tinnin. cannot close,
however, without informing the public
that have just grounds to believe that
Mr.. Tinnin, if left to himself, would
never have thought Of such a mode OF
gratifying his malice; that ne has been
"moved and seduced by the instigasions''
of a base-hearted and designing wretch
who'll in Madison county, and who,
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nc by .ryingto prejudice my suit againS.
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F0R STATE TREASURES.
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