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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-03

Va. Mononsala Lottery, Class d. for lsil-To 10 ,r,
Aiekandra Va on SATURDAY, the lOth day Of April Is
- Nos-l3 drawn ballots. Grand %, IN ui
800 1000 2Slt, 3ODC OF 2nO OF l5sH ~ ~ ion ~ -
leo &c. Tickets only go - 49, u Vt
sl3O-shatcs in pTopoTtIoD. VIZ '' Se''' ''i
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-03

" uhNibLL, Professor OF Music, has returned ~.
w ki,hHond and woul be hsppy 10 tak . ii,n;,I -
pups Piano Guitar singing as is hi.
ennon 10 remain In town durng the summer no sr
ron WIZ AXE place IN tho regularity OF his atend,nre
Dhy expected ~ Piano forcs, selected by Tho abovc
'e oes manufactured in Nov York and Bnston. a,o
snpero 9ntarS Strings, Sc. iogSthcr with large
sugvou ASsormsnt OF new and fashionable Music Per
uesrousoi purchasing Pianos, will find
,oI aiew days, as avn deter TO offer r,sateT
offered In this = " ~ ~. -. ne''' y, c
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-03

SUPERIOR COGNAC BRANDY.
| NUM- This morning, irom schooner Weymouth
- bali pipes OLD - pupayu Brandy
l' very Superior old HuiarI' 90. received
from under Custom House lock W. 'NN'''NN
sh sl-- wv LANCASTER, DENNY 4 Co
A LIENS TABLE OF rolls NJ, ,i,s- -
a kNet and ksnawha Cana a VERY usrf,i sbrrt H.
netcAnis-int sale Al ne Ncoutn Oicc on ian s,r,et
mh no
INNING ROOM SERVANT
hk SUBSCRIBERS hsve Tor hire for The h,fsnrs ~ t
year, Dining Room seryant. of superior 5l.fis-,.
tons sud good character F-'''
nh ,0 GRETrER 4 PEAEE
w by sundry vessels
Sperm Csn.ilss, n. 4 A. Enrsiapi Mandatory
lNteul % DO
gaesano o. Jackson a TrcwoIggc
Soap-HuU & sons
Do kHkman'si starth
Meder swan Elm, pure ssimpoucd
fuc AppIf
Old RycWhisEcy, Fiack a sons brad
Common BALTIMORE Whskcv. In bills and has
w A a CHRISTIAN
NH NV Market square.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-03
RULING AND BIsprso.
HARDWARE, CUTLERY. t.UN.- :.

-. rs bndery is In fiI one ration Thex has. an,
,ne best workmen, and pc ~ 10
BOOKS OF ever, description In the best nanner A.,
on the most reasonable terms VS. mann" III, az az
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-03
IRON TORE.
jon ". GORDON

JOHN y. GORDON,
Keeps constantly on hand the following N,Yu,
EnEish, swcdcs an American bar Iron A. RIM, -,
s1uaTe wv '''' 'N''' N''
Rand, hoop. boz and sheet Iron
Plough Plates ant Cas- Mouii boards
Russia Shcei Iron
Nal Rods Of various sizes
Wagon and Cau Boxes rr14rI
Wire Of al siaos
Nasi, Shear aud Herman steel
American and Enaish HiafcrrI 90
spring Steel Tor Coach makers
hsr. Sheet and Brazicr's Ccppers
sheet Zinc
speltcI n Plates
1In PIatc anil u'uck Tia
Loaded Tin ior Roofing Houses
Pc, Bar and sheet Lead
ALso.
Ills usual supply Of Groceries Of aIl kinds
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-03

Splendid Lottery for 18th Of April,
,.. GRAND CAPITALS:
! prize Of s60COo 3OUD I5nIl io0o SIN -n,o e,,,
Du iuou &J 81 Of 100 5of 7iO no 81 Is.1 on
" VI 'uop &C Whole tickets $40 shares In pronortioD
rs Nos-l6 drawn e,lois f' O'''
oLIeIs lor u" keis in the above Grand Lottery will
De met with prompt attention, II adit essed to ' VIII
,,.,oa N STRATTON
RIrht W.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-03
HOYI & cos OFFICE
Granite Corner, Richmond, Va.
There "a Ticket at HoYT's LUCKY COURT
WINCH soon secured, leads on TO lrS- FoRrusK
SAokspsGrs iHgprorsd
Splendid Schemes to Je drawn IN April.

Alexandria Va Saturday the a, isy Of AnTil ISL
Sos-lS drawn ballots splendid scheme-sGO no COZ
Of leo sc. Tickets only $40 ~ WI i'0' %
slS-shaTes IN proportion " e se''' 'o'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-03

M snbseIibers are now receiving by the shlps Ros
Gus and She Held from Liverpool iatge sssor,,n.a,
panshsm aud shefeld Hardware, eonssins in psIt
, nns, .mss, serow Plates, &c Carpenters patent
LOCKS Curry tombs, Trace Chains Halter t.hsIns
sa VIZ, sn iS assortment o. heavy Hardware, Rodgers
botson and Butchers Files, Saws aud FsIsc Tca. iI,
apl VAN iEyy. sN,r,,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-03
SALES AT Auction
THIS DAY
BY ROBERT HILL q co.

WI be sold THIS MORNING =, N .,....s
40 nearly new, upon seredit Of sodsys s'''
INA en-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-03

n. sifuRNITURE, GROCERIES. &c
v, am LrAIURDAY MORNING ApriI ard =, aI
hold and kitchen ., store general variety Of House
bureaus and Card Tables as
stheboaris and Dining Al
SOFAS, Washstands and Toie, Tiki
lane and wood seat Chair NeS
Rocking Chairs. Of various hind.
GROCERIES,
a. u h anne time quantity OF Groceries p,,. r.,
A. sni,h, french Brandy and other Lama. an
- sul.apie Tor retail Also sho.. sap,
ping a"d " ming Paper, Rye whskey, &c. APPS wrap
HORSES.
mlinedately after the above eomn.,.s.. -. =, .
sesera saddle and Harness Horses ~ I, o'clock,
represented as being very fine " winch are
pp INLoEs a BROTHER. Amer,
N FEATHER BEDS. N''"
~ 'eatner Beds and Beadsteads, single and io,,,,o
n WHISKEY AND GIN.
~ Dds Baltimore Rye whiskcy
hhds do do do
bbls do Gin
soa. NUNS BONNETS.
- % dozen first quality Nuns Bonns,s
= a Ans,-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-03
NIlTIII,

SoVTHAlL 4 TOMPklNs having by deed Of Trust tlis
Gay admitted o. rcccrl cuuvcycdio me for tho be,rft
10y crcdtors therein named al their stock In tr,c al
uess on every description all persons indebted IN he
Iu concern viii make immediate payment fn Ceorvc M
lunpkius, whom have gp'iutcd NY Agent tb re- ave he
same AMI 70 dispose 81 tht STOCK according 10 M. s
tho dcei LEWIS 10 CRPN.tIa a. ~ ,. l il- ~
March ", 1911. " ,' n, . i5 r,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-03
c,, sInIN e J. IMPORTATION !,

n m ~ " NM
| nANE received, Ter ship Ma hsru. the Iufk 81 nv
Hpung 6oois embracing not only the atcafe variety
Ter stlc $3.50 W. '''''' N
monal supplies Of English Goods vii be deceived.
nE.heT with every dcscripu n of Cut. Ptcsset and
ram "ass rom the mauuiactr rics In this country All
wch are offered 10y the package or re.parkrd q, order
w .i'' "'Hi icrus WV. = HUTtER
- S' 8d'orsa above the BEL Tavern
hh suhscubtr, anxious Go close the business of S,f
az Iomptu@ will sell the stock of Hardware I'M.
~, &C 10 any one wishing 10 engage iu the business
gHtdh The store b. in hc business patt Of the cif ami
uA- occn cupicdas Hardware store for upwards ~ IA
ycIr VIII commence selling al - this day Country
merchants and others will fni 90 their advantage IN an
and examine the stock, which s fo order ami s az.
sorcd. gEO n rOwprtsi.s n ~ ~
mh e'-U For iowls u treushaw Trffsfrr
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-03

sac 900 STOCK OF ROCKS
STATIONERY, music AND FANCY GOODS.
Selling oG al rery Loo Priess, by
j. w. RANDOLPH & co.
MAs sIRREr, RtcuNo>l Va.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-03

\ FAIR Of handsome, gentle Carriage Horses 81 fine
size and action, the SIX te Other seven vears Oh
ls spring aTeonered upon accommodating terms AppI
90 the stables Of the Virginia House. 'if''
FOh HIR r., the rem inder Of the present year a
young Negro MAN Of good character and accu.f,,c5 "a
the dufCs OF a stable, &c. TUOS JEIIIS
NH 3l-dw i-iN'
RENCH AND MOULDING PLANES We
- have Just opened ot % Bench aud Moulding Planes
at extra quality, made expressly order. Carpenters
wishing 10 purchase viii nut U 20 their interest 10 giye m
early call L. j RICIIARDS A - -
= IHr.I tr.Ff
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-03

IeSonrs lS!teTy Class D. for Monday morning Csp
y Of loo TcsS. sY3 uS, COZ $40, 1000, 1850, 2Is;
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-03

E'.-Iames Hamilton having bV dee5 - -,
coovsys ~ ae Isl March sil. and admitted TO record
Az s Stock In trade ami debts OF ever H.
I'sns eoiedto the said Hamilton win mar 'ou a
-ss payinent TO him, whom have sppontsS Tnx %
NH 21-,iff JESSE sNEAD, Trustee
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-03
BY INLOEs = poo,r,,,. 20, No

lsuecessors to e. c. word,l corner onoo.;,. =,
Bell Tavern. Tr'S '''
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-03

To COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
SPRING SUPPLY OF ROOTS sunrs
TRAVELLING TRUNKS CARPET
BAGS, ~u
\NE are now In rec eipt of paTt OF our spr,or , ,
Roots shoes, Trunks Carpet Bags &c winch We
are oneIing on the most accommodating Terms
Merchants and others in want will give ms cn S1y
uIIhasss'hs elsewhere. JUDAH MYERS A co
mn % Boot, shoe and Trunk Dealers
NoTlCE-1he Tredegar Iron COMPANY hayID, eI1-a-
ged Mr. JOS. X. ANDERSON as their ComncrtStsI
agent request all persons disposed To parronse Incl,
nsIe,5i I er orders To him, either for cast or
n az ron d DEANE, JR.,
"'"' President
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-03

ion ,o os .os,oa SATURDAY. ID mat a, from,
oLi'ass ,v nsey negro Woman, with ehsi ,Srs sos
soas ga servant Girl years o an,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-03
RIcnMOND HAT MANUFAcToRX

~ N H0I HOUSE, Main siTeCt
4 customers aud the pubic. th,f h. H. -,
prepared 20 Furnish those in the trade ,si,n
ia sol every quality, from sl Is 10 slO.
! ,hey eonsis oithe various shapes and ro'
J Jus q. W IN use Merchants and de,le, =.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-03
MAHsmALL rmEArnE-

ll seal public ~ clinond mat her bencst IL
Honi nou AP,l The jih, 1884, upon which occasion viii
DC peil9rneh iWoTeOpcrs, with other
IN which Dor sister, Mise fnvcrat add Mr. H,oggb
gpprar being her last appearance but one eyous TO c
depsgture fnr Eutope. ~ ''@'' ~ NV
fLfr MOVES - cts p1f Sneta
H- Performanocsto commence Al quarter bee,ro a ~,
on 2-,N
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-03
NJ sIRvsy A S,,i T ,,s.I mA =. nogss

- e-tapushod House, which has undergone to
'""tp fepsir ani recently by Miss May Turner
Five GBaredio accommodate boariets by DAY woes
In 49, eer = rebeinf very pleasant aud airy and su,l
or nc sprne of che bufneas or
atprlces 40 oi Fapere o. the Rail Dcpots AM
tsfacflun W chic mos desirable Houses
Blapk Ro,ks 81 49,. 'ity, b. their object 2
made In Inc ss,,,.n Itpn, which neil al
'eean an,fd TO cell low ~ "''o'as, anJ Npi INC mat
q school Book o all tbpk ttd With
city countTv gvlie - needed both &c sasac
low We " utt fmined 10 sell uuusus, Clend,
large supply Of fniso eIls,oo,. H. - which
can De hadin city or st.te 49, - low AZ thet Thu
upnety WV "'"'i variety ofSta.
a, Purchasers wh5 will favor h,, 9Th . 81, -. . ADD o
dsposed 70 onct lber fe ~, Ivy ssL w md him
fhem, pb0 '''ms ~ cannot fail 20 plca SO | mn
TpAIT,,,,s.., JOSEPH GiIi. ~
- as' received and for sale low nv JUS "effnas ~ Al
JOHN n. ThIPLETT a SON u ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-03

FREIGHT BOATS TO LYNCHBURG-
The PIONEER, Captain Prllett
a & andPOCAHONTAS. Loo : en-. an,
g. - LynehbqTs;, Apply on bSsri, or or
10 l. LUDLAM & SON,
Agents OF Lyuchburg AMI Richu1ond
INN ~ Transportation COMPANY
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-03
SI,RHI'I'OyS ~ OEE1CG.

Letal The world say wnattheycan
FOR selling priz yes strsttonis the nan
Drawing OF Monongaia Lottery, No. 7E rtra.-M,rcb n
81 90 p 81 ~ s . a. Al g. d.
p'A"ns95 a9 On iaerv, No l3:--AprI Rad.
ieket Nos o u TO- another Capital soidand eashe L
STRATTON
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-03

TYLER uOUsE-The subsc rbefs lake tins me
tiod oi informing tucir hicnds and tho pthr ti,,
mcy nave opened Boarding House in a most desirsils
srt o TIC CITY, on Locust street. three d1ors above ic
1owsh rynfoEue, and are ready 10 receive
aiid tnhen cuatsu. Pc visitnr the citv are rs
qnested ~ give ne call AZ thr Tyler IIonse
- a. HRANrON GARIfCK and
AF 90 Mrs LOUISA WARREN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-03

Saturdays. ''dass and
cnnlJ LiBERAL CASH ADVANCES v,nr, "a.
DS ATTENDED FOR PUBLIC SILE Wv
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-03

| (OMNAmENTAB TREEs.-Thc Ailsnthus mr.
- Tree Of Heaven and the Horse Chesuuf anc ,i,i
apt IVA p,tupp
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-03

- My House on the corner OF LIST and s,,..,.
ltsf8 shoekoe Hill. Tie House is large and cn,'yr
IialM neh having eight rooms SAW out.bonssS
wen OF good water and large amt PRODUCTIVE
f9r terms apply to Mr.. Thomas L. Beazeley.
AAu o-otASu PETER
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1841-02-13
SAMUEL r. nEApLEY.

This gentleman is the Senator for the
counties Of Columbia and Schuylklll; and.
in very brief Legislative career, he has
evinced that his constituents have reason TO
be proud Of their selection. He has second
ed tAe Governors efforts 10 diminish the
expenses Of legislation by offering resolu-
ton TO adjourn on the 24th of March. This
will afford time sufficient for all necessary
Legislation and ii remains to be seen wheth-
er the Federalisis who have the whole con-
troll Of both houses, are sincerely in favor OF
the reform which they talk so much about
before elections. Mr.. Headley's motion TO
amend the resolutions in favor of repeating
the sub-treasury law, by providing that the
law shall be repeaed"as soon as safer and
better depository of the public funds is pro-
vided," has completely exposed the folly ol
the Federais's in relation to that measure,
Not man can suggest better measure, and
yet they are anxious for repeal Of the law
now in existence without offering any thing
as substitute. The people cannot fail tc
| see through such shallow schemes.
Mr.. Headey is shrewd politicians pat
riotic statesman, gentleman and scholar
May success attend his efforts in support O
the bes, interest ofthe coun,ry'-Lycomine
| Gazette.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1841-02-13
4TH OF MARCH CONVENTION.

This convention bids fair to bs as unani-
nous in opinion as any one ever before set
in Pennsylvania. We doubt whether any
man, except Gen. Jackson, ha, ever been
more universally popular in the keystone
state, than is DAVID r. PORTER at the pres
eni time. We do not believe thot there are
as many Of the ne,D man men, las there were
of democrats who were opposed to Gen.
jackson on account Of his Bank veto, Mays
vile read veto, and the removal Of the de.
2osiles. They are at any rate very small
party, and we question whether with all
theil noise and bluster they will raise cin-
Gle uofe IN the convention. Those of them
who are democrats, will give up their opn-
ions to the majority and support the noni-
nation. Those who are not democrats, will
Of course support the candidate selected by
the federalsts, with the hope of getting
office on that side.
There have already been we believe "a
delegates to The 4lh Of March appointed
Every one Of whom, we learn are in favor
Of the denomination of Gov. Porter-more
than one-half the number being instructed
to support him.-Keysfone.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1841-02-13
THE BANKS.

Matters appear TO continue in relation TO
cur city banks without much change. The
United States Bank, redesms her $5 notes,
and her example was followed by several
other institutions. Some of them pay their
clos, willie all of them, we believe, accept
each others notes on deposit, exclusive Of
the 'erea, regulator" whose promi1es are
only received at the counters of the brokers.
M g.. 'e~~s~~s so hA,.-,nar,- >
ing 'mammoth,' and the other banks. They
are determined if possible to cut loose from
her, and let her go 10 heaven her own road,
which will be short one, while she is
struggling 10 so entoil them, as TO make
their destruction, concomitant of her own.
This state of things cannot last long. She
will probably before the lapse OF the ten
days, pay the notes upon which she has
been sued, and will probably continue to
redeem few more as fast as compellcd.-
But such violent exettioas to sustain life,
must only tend 10 exhaust the little remnant
Of vitality left behind; and we think it may
pretty safely be predicted that before long
she will 60 into liquidation, close her doors,
| and. as the Chinese say of a watch when ii
is out of order, go dead completely. We
| are sorry for the widows and orphans own
ing stock in this ngtitulion, and who in ad-
dition tc the loss Of their dividends for 50
long time will now be almost rreme1ia.
bly, ruined by the downfall Of the bank; bu,
it has gone the way Of all speculators, and
it is better for the public that il should close
at once, than continue in existence by Sc
RIGS Of sacrifices that could result in no good
and would necessarily diminish the ultimate
worth of its paper. We sincerely hope
however that our other solvent banks will
be sustained. We warred against the U
State Bank because we believed it inner
emily dishonest and Its course licenlious, blu
we have no desire 10 see other institution,
ground 20 the dust that are really sound, ,ant
only need TO be rid of this 'old man of the
sea- the U. S. Bank, that has ridden 81
long upon their shoulders, to exhibit them
selves as the useful and correctly dealin.
agents for which they were intended.
Spirit ofthe Times.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1841-02-13

Bound 10 Serue'their Interests. Tile
members Of the Alabama Legislature are
indebted 20 tho State Bank and Branches TO
the amount of s63l, ,9O9 81. The people
have small chances Of correcting the Z" sys.
TEN" under this regulation. The President
and Directors of the Bank and Branches
must be shrewd fellows, for they have moi
nnly enlisted the support of the Legislators
but they also loaned themselves $l6S, 10
AZ. We have often heard of the Beau
ties Of Banking" but never saw SO fair d
specimen as this.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1841-02-13
ORGANIZE.

No democrat will hesitate 10 admit the
necessity of an entire uDion and complete
orSAizalion OF the Democratic party; and.
IN order to accomplish it, ell mere indlvi-
'duai preferences should be sacrificed at the
shrine Of The public good. If UNITED, we
feel confident that in October noxt, federal
ism, with its numerous parisitical followers,
will meet an entire overthrow, and the old
Keystone, heretofore one of the ornaments
Of the Union, win again take her stand
along side of her venerable sister, the Old
Dominion, redeemed, regeneraied and dis
en,hralled.' But union, harmony, and a
complete organization must take place, or
the October frosts may again witness the
defeat OF democratic princi pies. = State
Cap. GaS.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1841-02-13
Mr., M'LEOD.

On the 9th ult., this individual was re-
leased from prison at Lockporl, under bail
of 5000 dollars. Upon the fact being
made known large number Of citizens as
sembled at the Court House, who resolved
that M'I.eed should not be liberated. A
committee was sent to Capt. Buel, the bail,
10 request him to Withdraw his name from
the bond, which he did, and M'Leod was
returned to prison. Subsequently the own
or Of the Caroline, prosecuted M'Leed fer
private damages 10 prevent his escape should
he be liberated on bail upon the criminal
prosecution. The transaction created grea,
excitement at Lockport, and a constan,
guard Of militia is now kept around the pris-
on.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1841-02-13

"A Plot Discovered.-A conspiracy was
lately formed among the negroes of Angus
ia, Ga, headed by young white man who
teaches negro school, to flee the city and
murder the inhabitants. The plot was dis
covered by white man who resided next
10 The house in which the conspirators met.
The white leader, Hawes, who is but %
years old, has been arrested with several Of
his black associates. His object seems TO
have been TO plunder the Banks during the
revolt.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1841-02-13

lst him pursue an upigh. and honest course.
Now is the time 10 show himself truly
great man, and worthy the suffrages Of an
Independent people. Let him put the U.
s. Bank into liquidation grant her no more
indulgence, prevent her from thus dragging
down with her from sheer feeling Of ma
ligNity, the other good institutions of the
State, and he will not only merit, but receive
the warm appreciation of every public spir.
tied citizen. Now is the time 10 render
himself immortal--if he neglect it, or puf-
sue a time-serving, uncertain, course, we
would not answer for the consequence.
In conclusion we would advise all hold
ers Of bills or notes on the Banks Of our ci-
ty to be cool and quiet. We believe every
Bank except the United States to be per-
feetly good, and disposed to act honestly
1t is idle therefore TO run them TO death, oil
to make any sacrifices 10 get rid of their
paper. Such efforts will only be aiding the
u. States Bank to reduce the solvent nsti-
tutons TO level with herself-a resul, she
is now seeking to secure by all possible
means. Those even who hold U. Bank
notes need not sacrifice them. Though hei
stock will be nearly total loss her notes
will all be ultimately paid, and all who car
afford 10 hold on to them will lose nothing
by such an exercise of patience.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1841-02-13

Trouble in the Camp.--A New York
Harrison paper says, There is great
deal of trouble in Washington among
the different branches of the new adrlins-
tration party. Mr.. Clay's friends did not
want Mr.. Webster in the cabinet--and it
was expected that he weald have declined
the Office of Secretary for that of Minister
Of England. He accepted however, and
has thrown every thing into confusion. -
Mr.. Webster is forming party of his own
by uniting with Thaddeus Stevens and the
original Harrison men, which already be-
gins 20 alarm Mr. Clay and his friends
In all these arrangements the conservatives
are thrown overheard; Mr.. Webster de.
clared in Philadelphia that the Conserva.
lives did little to elect Gen. HARRISON
their force is contemptible--in fact, in poin,
of numbers, they would only fl good-siz.
cd omnibus. -Pennsytcanian.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1841-02-13

wy hope e eternal happiness, 10 uhica i
tond!y look. Is linked wih her's. can,
therefore, appreciate what they are who
have done me the honor 10 address met Ter
never did man lore Of respect the purity of
the sex more than La purity which strip
ped them of Vice. and made celestial all ahe
sender affections which so peculiarly belo ng
to them. Oh they watched o-er our ch Id.
hood--soo,hed the cares of youth and the
sorrows Of manhood--cheered and sup nor
sed old age, and even smoothed and sur ,por.
ted the dreary path which leads e the
grave. The poet has been mistaken when
be sung
20 woman, in our hours Of ease,
Uncertain, coy. and hard to plea se.''
That is caiumny upon their vir' tues; bu,
he does them justice when he adds -
"When pain and sorrow wiring the brow,
ministeriug angel thou
Sir, do protest, in the langua oe of chiy.
slIy, swear by the ladies' of Ki kenny tina
Ireland shall be a nation.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1841-02-13

The STATE TREASURER has turned out
all the old clerks in his office, and among
them the excellent and efficient cashier
MIR. NELSON. Mr.. MS sin, we presume,
was being an honest and the most capable
officer in his line, in the country. AS The
maxim of TO the victor belong the spoils'
has grown into law in our state, we think
n, axt year it will be our turn-fo turn out,
the present bungling holders.-Reporter.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1841-02-13

Canada Iobacco.--Large quantities OF
Tobacco are now raised on the shore of
Lake Erie, in Upper Canada, affordng an
important item of export to the trade of
Quebec. The fugitive slaves and free
blacks from Virginia, Kentucky, and else
where, have carried with them a practical
knowledge of cultivating the weed in their
new residence, which, in despite of its eli
mate, they are able 10 turn TO good ac-
count.