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The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-08-31

The New York Times (Whig) says, that Mr. Ar
nolds speech in Congress, abusive Of the President,
excites but feeling in that city" unm''iga'ed
disgust The Petersburg InteIgencer (Whig) says
the language ascribed to Mr. Arnold deserves the
severest reprehensonn
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-08-31

u very easy TO account for the adherence with
which the editor of the New York Commercial Ad-
ser,ser Processes 10 look upon our course While in
this city las, June, in pursuit of an Office which he
could not Obtain he engaged in the petty business Of
peddhng falsehoods about IA at second hand, fol
which We called him TO personal responsibility. He
cannot forgive for detecting and aresting him in the
act Of committing personal injury. The editor is
now recipient of Government patronage and pub
fishes Mr. Bolts circular, agreeing that his justnca
ton Is complete and that the general cast Of the Jet
ter is " grace and dignifedP
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-08-31

Mr.. CLAY, Of KY, yesterday stated his be-
lief that Congress would not adjourn Until the
Bank and Revenue bills are disposed Of
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-08-31

The Alexandria Gazette pronounces our deciafa-
ton that :" Wing papers and Wing politicians are
pouring out angry denunciatons against Mr.. Tyler
az destitute Of foundation" The Mayor editor may
tell that the marines but he surely will not venture
to risk his reputation in any place endowed with read
ing room, or "Coffee House.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-08-31

Gseat Fire in Lopeu Nass.-A great fire occurred
IN Lowell, Massachusetts,, on Thursday night at
place called The Acre, and occupied principally by
lt'sh aborers. FIRE entire bocsgf oden baiidines
AMI parts OF others, were consumed Several work
shops were also destroyed About fifty poor families
We're burnt out losing the greater portion of heir fn
niture and effects. Ii is said that Mrs McLaugh.
I'm and her infant were buried 10 some of tie ruins
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-08-31

EXQUISITE DiALEcrcs-W Wing papers denouncing
the publication Of Mr. Bolts letter, unjusti6abe
and mischievous, and then publishing it themselves.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-08-31

We understand that Col. TODD has bsen confirmed
by the Senate as Minister to Russia and Gen. Wool
as Brigadier General U. S. A.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-08-31

The heart in its physical is not sufficient
ior kites dinner; yet the whole world is not suff-
Gent Tor 1t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-01
To the Committee Of InyIta;Ion.
From the Philadelphia IDquiror.
AN nEETCE GIVEN ND


The rare but honorable act OF giving up the ST.
larry and emOIuments Of an Office m which there
were few no duties to perform, has Occurred with
IN the last few days. We refer to tire case OF judge
Sargent, sometime since appointed Agent for sur
veyIng public timber IN Florida. THIS gentleman,
on repairing to the appointed scene OF his duties
found that he had literally nothing TO do-that the
office q sInecurc-ns the fear Of the Indians ci-
ioc,ually protected the public timber. Judge S
thCreupOn reported the true state Of the case 10 the
Navy Department., and suggested an abolition of
the agency during the continuance Ot the Seminole
war. The Department acted upon the suggestion,
and the Office was discontinued. Such instances Of
patriotism are 50 yery-yery few and far between
that when they occur, the individuals who thus sa-
crfce self interest for the putIIc good should have
their names ana actions recorded the bright roll
Of their country. We remember paragraph going
the round Of the papers Lost year, commenting on
the death Of Earl Camden, IN England and stating
that early in life he had voluntarily given up sins
cure office which brought him M an immense annual
lncome-for which the memory OF the Earl was
cherished with grateful respect by the people
Surely the instance NOW record is IN every rc.pcct
similar in character and horourlbIe in princIpic
with the advantage, perhaps IN favour Of the uteg
riy OF the gentleman We have referred to-thnt no
Is not, as Earl Camden was, the p0sscssor OF seye-
ral mansions and spacious domains.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-01
FSori ne Louisriiis JoHrnGl
tGONE ARE lily nEAITlE-. SUMNER ~


thy bcsu'ics Summer, and scnccd thy mirh
And all thy passing witchercs fang from the earth,
The mcny songs thy srearnets beneath the IN un
are now remembered but as dreams dreams Ion
ger thinel
Each bright young bud thy nursed hath droop
81 10 fragile head,
And seseredhc pale cold leaves; dead Thy wild
While every Inv forest in It's towering plumcs aud pride
Hath donned It's gorgeous tobos and laid thy livery aside
Thy birIs whose silvcry made music round
No more with Eiucrns Plumasc and merry ehsntnss
Each winds low whispered melodies numbered with
While spr!m ans aud dirser are swelling the blast
The purple OF mouu,an.toPs Is srcakcd with sucn
For all thts brsht and beautiful is hdin. swift, away
The spurs his fiery stees he were weary too
Aud would exchange his FURNISHED clouds for summers
skies OF blue
Conc arc hy rlorcs summer buthasi thou fci alone
Have when In their hcuscho.d glec missed QUO "a
Is there no vacant beside the bright and blazing
Have no yoans gentle spirits passed from eur aSoies on
Thine answer, summer, well know thou'li whisper,
With eye d sh, ami step Of ree down to the tomb hath
''
ThOut tel me stern relentless Death thou has,
That beauty pride and loneliness alike become his prey
Yes, they have passed. q summer Ike thy Howrct's
Aud autumn winds their graves Oersweep many signs
but Memory Ger the bleeding heart her ,isrs sal shall
And summers breath wake strange fond wish
toweep!
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-01

OyERsrCHT.-ln consequence Of the neglect of
the President % make appointment Of Marshal
the Superior Cour, Of Florida was compelled to ad-
jpurn on the slh Of October, the Mursha's COM
mission having expired.
There we're - deaths from yellow fever at New
Orleans on the 10Th uI..
Paymaster Ebert Honing has been dismissed
from the public service Tor negiecIing 70 hand over
the funds in his hands.
Gov. Kent, Of Moline, has nominated Mr. Weston,
a Locofoco, for Chief Justice Of the Supreme Court-
another Charming specimen Of Wing magUunimityl
The VicksJurs papers Of the 18th uIt. say the
fever was largely on the increase, and very fatal
Judge w. +. Anderson died on the l2.h.
Ata large Tea slle, in New York, on the Goth
ut, the finer sorts sold at an advance Of from 10
cents per pound. Lower qualities were dull.
The 25ih instant is set apart in five Of the New
England States, as day 81 Thanksgiving.
Little iowa IS talking very seriously about put
ting on the Hstumc and assuming the attributes OF
a Sovereign State, with the permission Of Congress
The statue Of Washington has been placed IN IL,
destined position IN the Rotunda Of the Capitol al
Washington.
a Yankee, out Of funds, raised the wind m,
other day, az Toledo, Ohio, by selling some com.
mon mellon seed, nicely put up in quarter ounces
for those Of the Cork Cunc.opc, found only IN th,
South Sea Islands!
TEA, CoTrEE AND CocoA.-Thero was importe,
into the United States, during the year ending Sep
| tombrr 3D,1, $780, 1881, 17G lbs Tcl, valued o.
| Sj,1i7j- "a. y9GOg5 lbs Coffee, valued az SO,
500 ~; and 2.G26.3GO los Cocoa valued at sIGI,
/ $50, in ali" ll7,GO3giO los, worth I4,I43, 200.
| The Whgr Of Boston had a rousing meeting il
| the old "Crud.e Of Llseryn on the 2jth u't, which
was addressed by Senator Cboalc.
/ The Wings Of Gibson county, Indiana, huv
| held a meeting and resolved thut Capt. Tyler an,
their representative in Congress, Mr. Profti, do no
toe the mark, and ore not what they have bccr
! cr5ckcd-up 10 be.
The election in the State Of New York take
f, place on Wednesday next.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-01
FROM no CincInnail nrpnhII,,,

CINCINNATI GAS wORKS--w.
ned To learn from Major Conovcr Tia, ,ho o graft
TONS Tor the foundations of tho buildings ami "a:
S'Sometcr 'nnks, were actually commenced ,ss, s''o
Jay, anu That he has now engaged ON the WI
nc5co. .T'ntT hands tho force to be immediatey
on ront street, corner Of 10 ieet alley ara,
Instance below John street, uni extends no,,b,.
~ 10 Maiden hno-n contains nearly nm ncrS uc
h.;n. aug fronts on Front street about 300 l,e,N
.TL'"E "e'ty opposite the old Hamilton Saw Mill
ne situation IS said IN be most eligible for ~.
y, ms description. We congratulate the ci,1ens
on !he prospect OF speedy completion of so ora,
an Improvement to the city ~ 'o great
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-01
BALTIMORE MARKET,

FRIDAY yet. ~, >, L. VI.
ENCtiANGE-Wo quote bills on England at
l2hl2i per cent premium, " th limited sales only.
We quote bulls on Amsterdam az II cents per guild
MEsTGC EXCnAEGEs.--Wc quote checks and
drafts on New York at2I TO .. per cent end on
Boston at p per cent premium; on PuiIadc rhia Z.
! per cent, and Richmond ut y per cent dis.
count. Specie Is worth , per cent premium.
COFFEE-WC have no transactions OF consc.
quCnce 10 note. Small sales uf Rio have been ma re
at lOl cents, and VI Loguyru al TO- cent. Twu
large auction sales Of Coffee announced for next
week.
COTTON.-Wo note sales Of go bales Georgia
and Louisiana AZ 9iaIus cents, as IN quality.
fEAIIERS.-We quote as before, VIZ: Yves.
tern ot 80 u 10 cents, aud very dull.
FlSu.-AlackCrUi continues very dull and pri.
c.s arc almost nominal. We quote the several
numbers at sll, sl2, and 81 80. ucrnngs sell
slowly no 50 %.
FLOUR.-uoward Street FLouR-Thc demand
for Howard Street Flour throughout the week has
been very limited. AT the commencement Of the
week small parcels Of good standard brands we're
sold from stores az g 9iISG. Yesterday sales u
the same description were made NJ So s7B and
morning. We have not, however, heard of any
sales 10 day. We note sale yesterday Of extra
Flour 40 80. We quote the wagon price at g. -.
CIR Minis FLOUR-Stic5 uf 2OOU 10 5000 bb.s
were made during tho week at So full for some par.
cells, aud others az SO on short time without into
rest.
sue UgnssSA FLouR Early in the week sales
were made az 81, and since then small parcels were
sold ar the same rate.
The inspections Of the week, ending on Thurs.
day, comprise the following kinds and quanutic..
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-01

The D'HaufeUile Cdse.-If the statements made
in the annexed extracts from late number Of VIII
lis New Hampshire Patriot are correct, this subject
seems likely TO bc again brought before the public
under Circumstances even more painful than before
Il appears from the Patriot that Mrs DIlnutcyi.Ie
Is now resident Of New Hampshire ENJOYING the
protection Of the laws Of that State against the
prosecution OF her husband, and that MIR D'iIautc-
vile his procured divorce from his wife IN
Switzerland court but we do not understand how a
foreign court, Give him possession OF hrs yyires
fortune, which II seems from the Patriot he has.
The case Of this unfortunate lady would seem, by
the following, 20 demand warm sympathy and
COMMUNICATION.
The Patriot snys-Mr. D'Hau,cvillo appears 10
have made his octon, and % prefer the enjoyment
Of twenty thousand dollars Of his wlfe'g property,
which an rxplric divorce vii. give him, % the cries
and pccy.shncss Of sIcky infant llc may prob1-
bly, do his worst 20 wound and annoy an injured
lady whom he hos had in his power; he may petit
ton legislatures for exemption from their laws; he
muy obtain search warrants 90 enter ng1iu the
houses Of his wilcs family, and the sick chambers
Of her sisters and by wrts Of habeos corpus bring
Mrs. BIlutvillC, o second time, and ali her con.
neKiong, into courts Of Justice; but he can never
wrest from her her child. That child is beyond his
reach. Though but three years Old he Is as firm
upon American soil rs " no were twenty one; nor
can my foreigner, be no who he may, nor any Tor.
eIgn power, tear him from o..
The fate Of Mrs. D'fIouicyilIe is n sad ono. She
seeks only to preserve her child ond be permitted u
live in Quot aud retirement Bot to her per-o-u-
ton there seems 10 be no end. Tier husband would
mokc her both pennyoss and chldess, were she
not protected by tho laws Of her native land. lie
will probably the next spring come n torment her
armed with all his powers, nor will he cease his
persecution while he lives. lie knows that snc is
sinking under his gripc but no will no: quit his hold
This he has already declared; no has written to her
chat neither days, nor weeks, nor months, nor
years, nor constant efforts would succeed In alter
ing his (my) determination" And we como to the
conclusion with regret, thai her prospect Of roposc
in this life is small-oi happiness none She is q
bright and beautiful flower, cut down by the hand
Of man. and now lies low and whitening. Separated
from the parent stem and exposed TO a win,ry
storm, none but a brute, would trumplo on her
dropping head.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-01
OHITIT

among the records Of mortality, it has become
uu'y "i friendship to place the death of Mrs Sn.
rhIA GREEN, wife of Thomas r. Green Eso Of
t,Ss county OF kirg William, who departed This
Ille on Monday, the l7lh instant, afer sbor, Inn,
S1t ere Illness. As uibuc Of kind remembrance
II - proper To state that the death of Mrs Gr.cn
was an unlocEed-ior event only one week h, for, !,
Io'k place. and is to loo traced to her own tendsr
feelings Tor sick relative, which promn,ed bcr -
i..2u ner own health in fulfilling the duties of
.pNc Emo charity. The deceased was member of
me bip''t Church, and by the composed and 70.
signed manner OF her DEATH ns well as her nffcton-
ate parting with her husband and three sons Ib"r
onIy eh,dren) has left behind her bright imHre,-
nal happiness. ''''O' VI ''et-
-. The Eoquircr and the Religious Herald
iCJ' Audabon's Birds of America, received to
No. ~, inclusive.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-01
FrOm the savannah Ro,a,,l,-.
GOOD NEWS FROM nj 1%in,

nc steamer Gen. Taylor, Cant, Gillian,
arrived last evening IRON Florida Foo, a '''
,i ngo' we learn that TgIial and most of his bnnJ
To cor, w lno,sns have been induced by .aigaio,
n' ea.e OF Col Worth. Il will be reeolIoct.d ,bo,
,ho s IS one OF tho Indians recently arrived in
;errh.iory from Arkansas. for the purpose of
W. Is ' "s brethren to emigrutr to that country.
.Isy ias', a cory ofwhch was ,eceved Lv ,bc CT
aSy,o', mat Captain NJ s Howe. of % D,o,,'','"
h" 1,,,Ga some time stree Zoe man slsnrS,Sr h",
tri,i i,.rcd w ,no SUPERIOR COun and acquitted Tho
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-01

Turning The TaJlss.-The ladies have heretofore
considered ue privilege Of suing for breaches Of
promise IN matrimonial engagements % be oKclu.
syoIy theirs, and the sympathy which Is always
shown for distressed dlmses, whose hearts and hopes
have been broken together, has rather tended TO
confirm nc impression. u seems, however, that
mems hearts m1y bee broken we'll as maids this
important tct having Uceu recently discovered by o.
Jury n Indiana, who sat m determination upon o
case in which Do S. a. Fa'e, merchant, &c. ol
against a Mrs. LavaIly, n widow lady, and laid his
damages 81 $1,000. The Jury did what they could
Owaf1s healing tho immcuicIb'e wounds Of the doc.
tor aad soo.hcd his luceratod feelings, by admins.
terng to his pocket $50 damages. A waning to
iaiihiCss females.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-01

Va Mououc1i1 iurcry. EStrt Nu3O-To hc determined
10y tHg drawing NJ tc Iwuu lUurU Gloss 40 u, Tor lil,
tu Dee drawn W Alexandra - g. Saturday, q f Nov l-l.
splendid Tch,mr-l Capital prize ut $50 49, Of plin,
"i 10000, oi Nr of l@', pics OF 3HN 6u %, liUl
and many ui 80. iNl, etc Is NH-suF m drawn ballots.
Tickets only sii I1Iyrs7 Nv, uuarrrr 90, 'ghtha ~.
AC'ruhr1tc of package ui % whole uckrt.,...s ~
Du............IU .......- lilIi......Io.......HS
Observation-Disclosures Quarter .au.......4t ~
20 E'ifa.. fp.......2l .
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-01
MARItIt,n

n ~" thursday last, the p n instant, by the R,v
e or. WSUGr, Ma. GEoRGE EpMosp,, To- NJ,
SARAH A. kISo-all OF this city. " M''
On THURSDAY tho 9is, Of p.,oL
dence of Mrs Mrrg,ret Rogers IN Aibcr,'rg,n' 81
,nS noV' Joseph +. b ,Ntcr, Mr.. KrArISG NrIsoy
IN! ~ MISS JULIA ANN RoGERs, daughter of the Rsy
Thornton Rogers. deceased ' '>'''
On Iuesday, the 9Th October, by the Rev. Jesse
o. hfms'ead. MIR JonS J. WALkER, to Miss SU.
oil New S.ore Buck inshnn, I' ~, --aII
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-01
sio.uOU-sID.uOO.

virginia Locrhurr lottery. C's-a pru Ic drawn a. Al.
cyauIft, W. Saturday. tuo y,Iu N.s l.iI splendid rI
l"--strtn loco '5S ~ prizes ut " uu. o Euu 80 Of
luu and wtuy ui GA, Bn ,io ~ NuH-I2IraSu htiofr
Tickets SIu, halves p, VuJlDrE 80 a CUrihcgtr of 70
Package of ~ Whole Irk,s. slaD-snarcs iu prrror.
tiun.
o. For Tickets auI SIlroe, ADD Certificates OF Pack
ages 100 the above Splendid Science. Address
=. q. GREGORY & 60.
Manager, NrUuurd, Va
~ An accouotof the DrawIul sent 10 WHO order
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-01
The Charleston Mercury thus pouuuys it5 poll
teal co.lboror, the Editor Of the Madisonian.

PROM fhr Charleston Mercury.
The Mldsonan commenced its career about the
time Of the FIRST back suspension, as the organ Of
broken spccu.ltor- hoisted the fog Of Clay and
IaIIm1dgo we believe, ns its candidates for Presi
dent and Vice observation-disclosures represented
The slang side Of the Harrison campaign, dealing IN
the very dregs OF the cider barel-its circulation
was made a caucus measure and u was distributed
by thousands through the country under the crank"
Of the Executive Committee-it was the creature Of
Wing ACKNOWLEDGMENT the most fuisome
Of tho adudtors OF tho "saintod HARRISON having
expended upon his Inaugural about forty columns
Of Analysis" moro stupid II possible than the text
II made discovery Of State Rights, strict oonstruc
ton and Virginia distractions through he spectncles
Of Executive Advertisements, about three days be
fore Mr. Tylers FIRST Veto-it might have been a
week-wo arc not positive as 10 the precise time.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-01
FOR SATURDAY, 9Th November.
So -2nl- or $40 nnn nnlt cnni,nI

Va wc!I.burl Lottery. Glass K-To bc drawn AZ Alex.
andr1, Va saturday, Gh Nuy.. l-il. Capital Prizes
6b'l, 10, uN I'D prizes ui lun .u uf iul, 'tc Tickets
sN halves % quarters 20. certificate uf paCk kaye Of
10 whole uCh,fs slH1=.Narcs Doc proportion.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-01

Va Nuuurg.Il Lottery Class Mo be drawn az Alex
aufri1. W saturday, 'tu Nov ,l-il Splendid Capital
Sbliuu lNNuH luN prizes of 100 IL Nuai2 drawn bal
lots Whole tickets only SIu; hives 3. qaaucr- ~
c"rhra'o i 'pdrk-r ul 80 Whole tickets, sl3l-thuI cs
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-01

OLD TINss.-The first duel fought in New
York was shortly after the American war, on the
old stone Bridge" which then stood m the centre
OF oliwty at the intersection of Canal street.
The circumstances were peculiar aud elected great
rem 'rk ana much interest at the time.
Congress was IN session IN PnItdeiphia when
Monsiur Longchamp made some remarks Oh nsve
TO GTaTd, the French minister, resident at Pha.
delphla. The French minister casucd mnr,ncs
TO be brought on shore from French frgate
at that city, and with their aid he cndeavorcd to SO
cure Longchlmp. lie was prevented, aud severely
rcbuked and censured. The minister, irutatod and
reycnseiu, employed a CT doyant French officer to
quarrel with and Kill Longchump. Aware Of the
snare laid Tor him. Longchrmp LEI, Philadelphia for
New York. Here the Office ollowed, aud insulted
aud challenged him. Longchamp accepted was
killed, and left on the s,cne Bridge al Canal street.
and amidst great pnpu.ar excitement was buried
by the city uuthoutes.-S'a
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-01

BANKS IN MArNE.-The capital stock of the
Bank o. Portland has been reduced from $500 600
To 100000, that of the Bank of Cumberland nj
Portland. from s2jO,OOO to 500 900; tina, of tie
Name Bank irom SSO5,OOO to Sljj,OOH; and that
OF the Manufacturers aud Traders. f,om 81 IN OOo
To $4,000. The Portland Argus says: The Banks
throughout the State have declared dividends, ana
rs We learn doing a stf. and profitable although
not an extensive business. The three principal
Banks IN BlIsor, however viz the Bangor the
Eastern ant the henduskrtg are exceptions: thew
are doing a larger and better business than they
have ever done.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-01

Steamboat Posahontas, Parrish, Baltimore, via
Norfolk, tobacco. N
Steamboat Boston, Holingsheud, Norfolk and
Baltimore, tobacco.
Schr Ronown, Adams, New York, coal.
Schr Lenity, Lee, New York, coal.
Sehr Wave, Rogers, New York. conl.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-01
COMMERCIAL RECORD.
\. y. MONEY MARNEr-CrrY NEWS.

Friday, L. NJ.
There IS a good deal Of demand for Sterling Bills
to day, 20 80 by the steamer, but Bills being scarce
drawers are getting from lUJt 10 llOl: or PARIS,
20.
MARkETS-Oct. %.
FLOUR IS little better to- day, and sales Of
common brands a SG,l2.
CORN-SnIcs of Southern Corn at Ct cents, and
Northern az G7.-ErJrsSs
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-01

~" The Loeos, in various places, are taking
ground in favor OF Mr. Van Buren, for the next Pre-
sidency. Most Of them thank Mr. Tyler for the
good service he has rendered them, but they pro.
pose 20 pay him in thanks. Little Matty is their
man, and We are glad ofi:. We whipped him most
numerically once-when he was backed by the
10000 Office holders, and the whole patronage Of
the Governmen,-we can do it again very easily,
now that he Is nothing more than any other man.
The Locos could not, for various reasons, nominate
one more acceptable to the Wings. Il would en-.
sure the instant and amos, unanimous rally Of that
great party which IN = 80 elevated Gen. Hirr!son
to the Presidency. Mos, OF those who voted for
Gen. Harrison and against Vun Buren,, are still in
existence, and although they will not have the OPP.
pOrlunIty Of voting Tor old TIP again-they will
take very great pleasure in voting against Van once
more.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-01

Excess in favor o. i-ii 57,i22
For the balance Of the season, the excess Of ship
mons from the above regions, IN faycr Of 1871, will
not exceed $4,000 tons.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-01

The Hon. JoHs s. PESDLEroN, Of Virginia,
Charge 70 Chill, arrived in this city last week. The
inenie United States, NJ Norfolk, will take him out
70 South America, and 10 expected TO sail scon.
Bainmors Patriot,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-01

The Petersburg Intelligence. and Norfolk Herald
have pretty little controversy on hand touching
the capacity Of Lynnhayen oysters for bearing
transportation to Petersburg and being roasted
there. The former maintains the affirmative with
good deal Of dosmatism, whilst the litter contra
diets with equal confidence. To settle the dispute,
we would inform the worthy dispu,ants, that the
Aforesaid Oysters would open rich IN Richmond
We have seen them tried A word TO the wise, sc.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-01

Friday evening To be- drawn 90 The ESchanrc Room
IN drawn Tickets e.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-01

Friday moru.n.-.Mnuonr,tr, Extra o. prize, or
Tirkr.s s..