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The following is extracted from an
lrticle in the True Issue. Read it:
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See Senate Journal, 255, 6, and Z.
And so it has been in all of Mr.. Tuck
er's legislation. He has disguised every
one cognizant of his manner of doing
business, and has probably done less real
good than any man of the body.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1841-10-02

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Anecdote Of Burns, the Poet.

AnecuOIe OF BurnSs the HOets
Burns travelled once to the borders OF
England, and as usual, he called in Ale
House, where there were eight or nine
jolly topers, he was stranger to all ex-
cept one, who had secretly informed two
or three others who he was. One of the
company, deist, Immediately disputed
with Burns, respecting the authenticity
of the Script ures. Burns as strenously
insisted on the truth Of the Sacred writ
ngs,-the deist asked him a question
that he was unable to answer; those who
knew him exclaimed, shy Jupiter, Burns
the Poet, is outdone at last" Burns for
the first time found he was known, he
then asked his opponent what was his
name, "Andrew Turner, sir,'' was the
reply-Burns eyed his adversary Tor g
moment and then replied as follow:
''The Devil once upon a time
Mix'd up some mud to make some swine,
| And threw it in a corner;
But afterwards he changd his plan,
And tho't he'd make something like Man
A nd call'd it Andrew Turner"
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1841-10-02

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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-05
Prou'ho New YORK Coprer
pRESIDESJtS MESSAGE

This document was sispaiebeI from Washington
by the Postmaster Gensrl yesterday ~ " O'Clock,
and arrived IN tbs cry at 80 minutes past o'clock
r. VI. This BE- the most expeditions trip ever made
between The two cities. Il vas run from Phade.
phl n tbs city in three hours and baIL
The M,ssage Of PrcsJsrt TvI.yts b,i,r t.,,, o..
ue point Iis recommends the action Of Congress,
in regard 10 The family n Gen. Harrison and f,os
out the Hse:5fhy Of H,g Gtoqi agsnt WAT fl,t
as,ni should bc, be does n,t suggcs', bot siys the
af.0n o. Congress vi. be sanctioned w hm ~ nor
uEtoEsTITUrfOEaL.
%, lie ~ decidedly opposed 70 any .nsrsass of the
Iarh interfering With the CDmpI0farse Aet. and d
s"srt On ihe subject d General Binkup, Law.
/ . ne most sotst1ctOry portion Of the M,.s1gs d.
'nni Nh'ftio ne President urges upon Congress M
immediate distribution OF the p,oe,eJs a. 49,, i.,s
l domain. " f'''''
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-05
The Hon. DAsrrL WEBSTER, &c. SC. sc.
MR WEBSTER TO Mr. FOK.
DEPARTTEsT OF STATE,

Warrington, 3DTu2t, 1871
The undersigned, Secretary of State of the Uni
ted States, has the honor 10 inform Mr.. Fox I'm
vOy Extraordinary and Minister P.enipotcnti.ry OF
Her Buannic Majesty, ;hot his nO,e OF the l2th Of
March was received and laid before tho President.
Circumstances well known to Mr.. Fox haze ne.
cessuTity delayed, l0r some days the consideration
VI that note.
The undersigned hns The honor now to say that
b, has been fully considered, and that be has been
directed ny tie President 10 address TO Mr. Fox the
following reply:
sir. Fox informs The Government n the United
States that he IS instructed to make known 10 il
that the GOganmcnt Of Her Majesty entirely ap.
prove the course pursued by him IN his cOrrespond-
cncC wI'h Mr. Forsyth IN December last and the
language adopted by him on that occasion. and dot
mat Government have instructed him "agdn 10 de-
maDd from the Government " the United States
'Dfma..y, IN ttT SaElo " tie British Government tie
immediate release Of Mr. Alexander Mel cod. - tbst
"us grounds upon which the British Government
make this demand upon the Government Of the a.
States nre these; That the transaction on account
ol which Mr. Mcleod has been arrested and Is 10
be put upon his trial, was a uansicion Of public
character p.onned aud executed by persons duly
empowered by Her Majesty's colonial authorities
tOtake eDy STEPS and to do any acts which might be
necessary for tie defence Of Her Muiesiy's terrific
res, and fIr ihs protection Of Her MaIesty's subj
Jects, and that consequently those subjects of Her
nsIcstY Who engaged IN that Transaction were per.
forming m oct 81 public duty for which they can
/ not be made personally and Individually answer.
able ~ the laws and tribunals on any foreign coun-
| Try"
The President is not cornin that he understand,
precisely the meaning intended by Her Majesty.
Government 70 be conveyed by the foregoing in
! BtrurtiOn.
| Tbs doubt has oseasioned with tho Prcsiden
some hesitation, but De incncs 10 take IL for grant
Ell that the main purpose Of the instruction was Z,
| cause u 10 BE- signhsd u the Government Of III,
! United States thst the attack on the stcamhOt
| caroline" WIS an act u public force, done by th
| British colonial authorities, and fully recognised b,
| tie Queens Government nt home, and that con. q
quenuy ~ individual concerned in that TRANSACTION
can, according n tho iust principle of the laws
nations be held personally answcrabIo IN the Ordl
| nary courts Of law Zoe private offence; and tia
upon this nyowal ~ Her majes'y's GOvernmen nj
| Alexander Mcleod, now imprisoned on an indict
mont Tor murder alleged TO have been committed Il
That attack, ought 20 be released NY such proceed
ih2s ~ are usual and nro suitable TO the case.
The President adopts the conclusion that nothin
more than THIS could have been intended 10 be CT
Ipressed, from the consideration that Her Majesty
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-05

Henry Harrison; and that 80 much Of tho Message
o the President relates TO that melancholy event.
ID Q referred TO the said committee.
Which was adopted unan imousy.
Mr BARNARD offered the following resolutions:
Res iced, That many only Of the standing
Quantities named in the rules OF the last RoAso OF
Representatives shall he appointed at the present
session shall DC necessary and proper under these
rules 10 take charge OF and consider the several sub
eets presented in the Message OF the President Just
read, and requiring, IN tho opinion uf the President
tho action of Congress at the present session. except
that the Committee OF Elections and the Committee
on Accounts may also be appointed.
Resoirea, That a select committee of nine mem.
hers shall 6c appointed To take charge of and COZ.
slider 80 much OF the Presidents Message as relates
to the currency Of the country and fiscal agent for
the Government.
Resored, That n select committee Of nine men,
bers shall be appointed to take charge OF and consid
er 50 much OF the Presidents Message MS relates TO
the disposition of the public lands and OF the pro-
ceedS OF the sales thereof.
These resolutions were read for information, and
thea laid over.
Mo GRAHAM OF North Carolina, gave notice
that on 10 morrow, or soon the rules aud bus-
ness OF the House would permit, he would present
bill TO repeal the Sue-Treasury law.
And then (havins previously resolved to- meet 10.
morrow at ~ o'clock the House adjourned.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-05
From the Phi.a icplB Nid1u.I G1zr,.e.
TIE PRESIDENTS MESSAGE

After an attentive psrusi. Of this document, We
feel conhden. tina, il will give the utmos, sa,isfac-
uon TO a., CITIZENS excep, the violent opponents #
the Administration. The tone AMI style, the sub.
Jec!s treated and TIE opinions expressed, are alike
eommsndaJ.e. As a state paper !, mus, reflect per.
soma = grea, credit upon Mr. Tyler, usd esabli,h
both a, home and abroad, fai,h n the soln5oesg of
his views end the integrity Of hs purposes Since
the term Of EE-Prosdont A lims, there is no TX.
ecIiiTe Message which ran be comp7reI with III,
10 al fesP,c.s-so thoroughly does Il sausfy lie
rafy criticism and political conviction.
The topctare al tia, sbOu d be brought bcfor,
Congress IN the Extra glssIon, and are Disposed
Of 10 very JuJcIOus order. Party sympathy would
not certainly lead Us 10 utter praise 90 these unrual
fed terms We feel Il 10 be due TO the Chief Ma.
gslfIte W speak thus VI the substance and mode of
his expression convinced that the highest eneo.
MUM sc can offer D. byubdinty meriteI.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-05
ave opprshnd he cOrstn-tE,ou,,,

'FF''"''a 'Ht WoTN.'-lENQUIRIR.
ms Is the cream OF two columns of commcn
uP"" inc Presidents Message. Short as il is, il !,
enough to redeem the lenden mass OF senilc earn.
ing 1t IS an admirable sentiment, coming from,
mat quarter-"ITs apprthsnd ike ,ror,r,-i, sound,
we" ana mouths better" We apprchend N,
"'rf 1T bc'rays eommonduble quickness of ,n.
pfehens'o", and prophetic iorccaste-wbi,b ",
are happy IN assuring the ondsightcd seer-w;ll
oe 'ully rcolzcd-"He apprshend IN, ,,o,,i -"
i ne SKIES are no longer bright and briphtenny :
ihe Heavens are overaOst-'Thc Ciind,i j. nm IA :
point OF surrender, and people may hone IN ,,,,,
quietly IN their beds no more startled from,
s'umbers by the slogan OF Old G,iz,lc. "7a
firms! To .irms!i"
"PP''"'"" me ''O's''-Tou shall surely
realize your upprehensions!
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-05
TIE MESSAGE.

THIS document Contrasts strangely with the al.
most lnierninahe rgmlrols OF MIR. Van Buren,
!! IS bfei, and plain and to the purpose. Mr.. Van
Buren's were .ong, involved, and full OF eyasions
aud eIreum .oeations. Mr.. Tyler tells an unvar-
nished story, and comes directly 10 the point in a
ousness-.Ike mlnuer. MIR. Van Buren's m.s,soss
were marked by traces ofdipiomary and ar,lIlne,s
Mr' y.eFs Gears The Jrold stamp Of honesty and
ifankn-ss upon Us forehead. T. tells you he true
condition 81 public sf4irs, and with respectful
cc'ergnce 70 ,he IuJsmenioi Congress, suggests the
remedies. The author mas not sought Tor words
70 eoncsa his thoughts, nor for the h5wers 0: rte.
ioTc = a5Drn them bat he speaks straight on -
10 the language Ot truth and earnestue.s. which
IS always eloquent. II indicates that the author
wears las honOrs with rare mOdesty, ard 3.
disposed 10 exercise his powefs IN q spirit Of Jus
iSe 'edom observed N high places. lie knows
tie responsibilities which lave dsyOyed upon him
has just conception Of ies boundary lines Of The
several departments Of power, fsm attachment 10
the Constitution as well - 70 tue St.tef. I'D the
People, aCd appreciates their several feal,ons 10
him and 70 each Oihcr.--J1fisvHlan
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-05

daylight could not be waited Tor, tb,, ,h.,. .o,l
oe no attempt at discrimination between m. nm.
cent aud the guilty; tina, II would not have Lee,
enough TO sese and dctain the vessel bot Thai
~asa necessity, present and ine,i,,b, A.,
her IN the darkness of the nish, ,yh,io ,'''I
,he snor', and while unarmed m-n were n,Iecn o,]
I"Lu, hilI'"e some aud ~oundins others. and an, !,
uraw'nS her into the current. above the c,tarae,]
sss'e "sL On nfs, and careless To know whc,hc
.ue,e m'-ht not be IN her the innocen, wi,h Nh,
,",'y, OF the Living viii the dead, committiny n,
VI u late which nils the Imagination with horror, A
SessSy Tor an this the Government Of tho UnieJ|
An vii ~. "e e 10 nave existed.
~, WI sec That u such thinss bs allowed to &C
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-05
RICH NJ o ND
SATURDAY MORNING. JUNE ..
RELATIONS wIrn ENGLAND

hcCh IONS WI ii ENGLAND.
To the exclusion Of other matters, VIC insert the
highly interesting correspondence between the BIZ
tish MiHis,er and MIR. Webster.
The National lniecencer introduces the cores.
pondence with the following remarks:
From the National Iutclligcuccr
THE UNITED STATES AND GREAr BRITAIN.
We have taken some trouble to spread before our
readers to-day the important correspondence be.
tween the Minister of Great Britain and the Secre-
tory OF State, touching the of Mcleod and the
questions of national and municipal Iaw connected
with It. We need not ask OF any of our readers an
attentive pcTuSii OF the first State PAPER, of any
consequence, from the pen OF Mir. Webster, tina,
has been placed within the reach ct the Public
We have read It with great satisfaction, and with
renewed respect for the patriotism as well as the
ability OF the writer
We arc grauhsd To iiHd tia: the conduct Of the
Government at the United States in respect TO neu.
tTaI duties both in their assertion and IN their en-
orcemenI, has at ast been placed on IFS true foot.
ing, before the British Government, and now by
ihls publication OF MIR. WebstePs Letter before the
whole world. The United States, 1t will be seen,
SO lar from encouraging or IN any way countenan-
eng nirnctonS OF neutrality 10y It's cIttzens was the
hrSt among civilized nations, 10y legal enactmcnls 10
provide Tor the punishment of such violations OF
national law on their part. This example was set
by TINS then young anu honest Government as ear
~ as IN the wars which had their origin IN tic
French revolution, and from those DAYS OF Wash
inston 70 the present day has never been coniraycn
Cd by any acIIOn OF this Government.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-05

happen 10 knoS the widow mentioned in ,liI
mornings Wing, by your benevolent corrssponJ1
CIT - Allow me to add that she is n po,, m.
,or""s woman, aud has 6 or small childreo. lie,
losSts arc correctly, but not nh stated: the chic
and Irreparablc one, was her husband d,,,;,,, ~
Iast u mnnths. BE poased to add my "m,t,', al
the contribution. | have not much to Give, or 4
4 gu who have abundance, think of the ratherles
June 4. IL
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-05
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF RICHMOND
High Water, this day, a O'Clock. =. N.
ARRIVED,

Sehr America, Somcrs, Boston. sundries, TO O 1
Sucker, Crane x Co.
Schr VeTmndilia, Welsh, Baltimore sundr;ss +,
ii Ekall, Inp EFT y Son, A Dhl Dolan. X IN
nicr y Co, Wombe, Peyion, Deane & Edward,
l. Ludom& Son, J S,zer& Son.
=, sehr John Barr, Adams, Baltimore, sundries. +,
4 Allen, Dc Vos>, Fry s Co. p Gr',Ihs 4 ~
!; CFenshaw * Co, Dolln, Kinner < Co.
WoodSon. ~
Schr John Stull, Teal, Philadelphia. sundres.
Schr Union, CroweIl, Philadelphia, sundres.
Schr Kochambeau, Morgan, Baltimore, sunIrieI
Sehr w w Wyer, Dyer, Boston, sunJrics.
SAILED,
schr Josephine, Robinson, Boston, flour and ID
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-05
TIE CAPITOL

We understand that the Superintendent, Of Phil,
td'iices has contracted with Mr.. James Cortl,n o
Baltimore, for coPnerng the roof of the C,p,tor
and that the work will he commenced in ,bou, f.,
days, or sooner, should the wotkmen o,, ,,,.,,,I.
arrive.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-05

A'a whole hs ne''nge s calculated % oonsl.iiis
'n''o'"'' men o. oil plrtes. Il Is Independent, and
many ~ Tone and democratic n principle. Some
persons may be disposed 10 csyir atthat por,,oror,
which refers 70 tho establishment offs new fiscal
asen', Dut W our opinion ue language fairly con.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-05
Prom ne Philadelphia Norli American.
THE PRESIDENTS MKssAGE.

This Is frank and manly state paper. III, po,i.
ton Of rs author, the condition Of the county and
new Congress fresh from the people, were oil ealeu-
lated TO invest it with exciting interest. f. will not
We think, dsapPoins the friends Of The Adminis,ra-
ton.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-05
SENTIMENT OF THE PRESS

The Press is ,eemins with comments upon the
Message. With n solitary exception, (the y. Y.
ameTIcan), every whis paper, We have seen, high.
ly eommends It. That exception will constitute no
material bar to the appreciation of the people
We suhJoin few notices from leading papers:
From the National IntcUisencer
THE PRESIDENTS MESSAGE.
We have had occasion very lately to remark, that
the circumstances OF the country are favorable to de-
liberation and wise legislation. That consideration
comes 'oesolInsly over the mind with added force
upon rising from the psrusal Of the Message OF the
President 10 Congress, which now in the hand. Of
a.! our readers. For in tia, Message we have ,yl-
denee, If We were not before sufficiently impressed
with the fact, that, IN the eminent citizen elected by
tie People and called by the will OF Heaven to fiji
Tie Presidential chair, the country is fortunate in
possessing an upright and conscientious Chief Ma.
S!sirate. In the whole Message, from the begin.
ning 10 The end, We fad the traces Of this conscen
IousnesS and this integrity, qualities calculated 10
VIA the public esteem; whilst, IN the political com.
pieNIon OF that document, we nrd ample iustIfca.
ton Of The confidence which We have heretofore de-
cafed IN the sound Republican principles OF the Pc
s!IeHi. The developments Of the Presidents Mes
ssse are therefore highly auspicious 20 the wise lg-
sisallon Tor which ths country Ooks with hope 10
NE General Government as IL IS now Organized
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-05
NOTICE.

DURSUANT tu decree offhc County Court NJ ifcnr
u We Will sci 40 auction, tD tie hi. hcri Litlr,,
TUESDAY the S hay nf juno, ~ ~ u'rloct h. from
b'. HcH lav"I1 tu tho tiy of Rrhturnd, two Mcgee
Wan auI NY belonging 10 ihe cFiait ~ Malta
Nururnt, decd.
TEtMS made known on tlc lay " rac.
=. W. SCOTT. 60
10 b-'hi5 \. ~ PEATROSs, W."
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-05

IL Advertisers are requested to hand in tho
advertisements at as early an hour of the Gay
practicable. Allndvertisemcnts intended for inse
hon IN the ensuing days paper, must be handed
before o'clock, p. NJ, and those intended for
serton in Mondays paper must be handed in /
Saturday; otherwise they cannot appear until u
day after.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-05
RAIsINs.

+ IME.-2 o casEs frc,h rlonas,on inc, for sale.
- ic r wEHD BOOKEK & HAMILTOH
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-05

I'nE subscdhcr would call the attention n tho pul
u 20 ns pi"Fsni sock 81 Iiu"uL Shectinrs, Dan,s
Dlmnsk Cloths ani Napkins, D1ylira Mrrino Cover
aH 81 which us boon purrhaHcd within the last fnrini
~ lhc Ncw YORK Market iuT cash 1nd which he self
I" N'ty rodu'oi prccH. Tic as. runcut will bc iruud
ono thc inp. complete aud the richest ever offered
RICHMOND It's stock ~ French Emhroirrics. Iac|
Shawlf sc. b. also complete and which will hc sold
JOHN WRIGHT
IL h-ff Main stree
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AmP-olL.-lucasks superior bieachcd sperm !,
Il landing, for sale.
ie5 DUNLOP MoNCuRE A col

an llHDS. II CrotN and Porto Rico sugar
cO 20 do AuakapaHund New Orleans ,ib
Gb bls1 Rio, Ltsuyra anI lava Coffee
20 par knscs GunpuwloT, Imperial and Poushr
Teas
tOD boxes Sperm and 1Ilow Candles
HO dp Soap
letl bags Shot, assorted sizes
~ Kegs B1T Lead, landing and IN store for sale L
10 DUNLOP, MONCURE a col
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1On boxes host bunch Rrains
lOO lUJ hall boxes 10 d., receiving per the
ic5 slzgR sol
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SLATE IenR GALE

HAVING contracted Tor covering the roof II the Card
with Copper, uIrr for sale Tho SLATE a. II now stat
on that roof b IL believed 10y many bc good az wlr
Wis INST li ANY one drsiTnus ~ inspecting H., can
Hu ly calling uu Mf Ulnaiprth the door keeper
Tho purchls"r 90 purchasers Will be- required 10
move TIC slate fnuhWiil. aui ~ their own ru-t
81 , Should not cii-s' sale privately bcG,r. a.
WEDNESDAY. will sell II al ul,Iic auction az, that ,II
NJ lOoclOrk, IN tontp The building
RiCtIARUsON
IT, 6-dI Sumo riutrfri,Ui M PuI,I'r E.,ir,l !