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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-21

A FANh fVN sALE, Of between - add a
-..tes' on Inc Manchester Turnpike Road sto,, -
non WIN Msyg Br se-soou, $ acres is undeT cu,va
tOout 81 : 10 acres is ia rich fsld OF clover
ing upon . ana would be admirably sisTtsti 40
la ~. sai zen, as % a. uucommOGy rich In a s
. &c hunilsi yards from ne read il s,n,I $50
tt.ln- hp'.', With bIick wen Of the rIT.st 49,,
IL - - irat ~" uO2T-aI the situation Is renal
80 nc subscci sr having with his family 70
Ia 80 zoe al simmer, eau SPEAK from expeTis6re on
iot &c out VI family Of SIX HAVING hsen 80
fSGniS roin Tie North, and never having sncn,
L4yi5g Uy.re Inc land generally is good paTt OF
~ GU Faied in tot accO which mosf Of ,hc -,
''''eu and would bring. Price, sl75O Apply 70 'e UNI
cr u - GEO. HANNAH
- ~ opposite John y Gorfonfs So.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-21
SADDLERY AND GINS

w F." nave just received y Pho shfn UHrksvry from
W grn'1 aysr llr-e stock Of 6oc steel I'd pii,nd
ALSO.
~ cases e fuc English SiuE-s anil Double CuDs i,h
II .N-e'h anI ulHi locks 1f Dfun.-ua amt Nfrc 49,
''i,l'.' NNNLEw, smith a Co
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-21

~ Ii-k IN, WINE, &C.
w - uhIs WhtSSry
~ cases NluSrai Wine
% baskets owe oil
boxes sGlJ Glass, rec Giving flr sale by
"c-" o. DAVENPORT q ALLEN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-21
s.H Three Stores under the Exchange Hotel.
1850 I'LL FRY & co

- And possession given uIuc Iiatcy, the House
EISIta formerly occupied 10y James ~. Lynch, EsIr.
eLfIU Snn Wei known as the Merchants Coffee House
- For terms, apply at this Office
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-21

'BNl! nu'r I-nr, having up' u, branch OF his GEN
ILEME\'~ FURNI~tI - ESTABLISHMENT. m
connection w..u the HAT aui car buuucs., 10 Rich.
unui, Va. sui having engaged NJ ELISHA SLEEPER
SON a. AGENT Inexperienced lie same, hegs leave
sure The purchasing community ihai ne will all times
E"'p ou hluta supply OF fsiunth e AMI lrsra-
h" articles IN tee Grn'rmcH's FURNISHING I5nr inclu Linz
nav aud apps 1t the newest patterns, they huu- ht
ont lu ne Northern cities. % I WINCHESTER,
nc Ut az Hs'iuurc CuS, MI
VOICE OF THE StGt4T AND TOKEN
". RANDOi PH u go have received,
Voices ui ur NIaht nv luurl,ipw
Tue ioNeh ati Alanu' Souvenir, offering for
''ri iurs, and the NcW Year, l~i2 beautifully bound
aHi Illustrated 10y no fine st.,l ,rrrayrprg
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-21

FOh NORFOLK. FREDERICR SBURG.
AND THE RAPPAlIASN MOCK.
ffstS Tue s.oop GEO WASHINGTON, Capt Deuni.
GSktis NOW ready % receive ir'iglt. Apply TO the
- Captain on budri, urto
ID M. LIZ.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-21
FOR NAV OHIEANs


ffN The regu ar picEcf rnpg-rftstencd and conner
49, ed brig ORLEANS " wicShatn, sstcr viii posi-
" lively sail on Nou'tay evening next lSih Instant
Passengers going oui Ia het Will st BE-
iheY eau $50 that suitable arrangements may made
thciI accommodations 10 the Captain 1ard al Lui
lam's wharf william RDwLETT, or
&C 10 HA-klNS ~ LIBBY.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-08-02
REMEMBER THIS.

The great contest in which the Whigs have
been for years engaged is mol ended in the ides
of November tho enemy were terribly beaten,
their strong holds broken down, aud their leaders
driven from the capi,ol--hnt they were not ami.
Inflated. Agan are they rallyng around their old
standards again are they urging their of repudia-
ted doctrines and measures and gathering strength
aud courage from the murmurs, here and there,
of disappointed applicants for Wing patronage,
and from the more serious divisions which the
folly and madness Of other Wings have created or
connitnnncrd-Ilin enemy Is now pushing on
with al, Of their accustomed energy and zeal. We
have succeeded, III one word, only in this we
have placed nj the heal of the government the
men who were pledged to the work of Reform:
the measures are yet TO be carried, and carried, if
at all, against all The obstacles Of am infuriaed,
reckless aud unPtincii,led minority ia Congress,
aud their party in the country. The main bust
ness of the contest is yet to he carried through;
there is not and cannot he, any resting spot for
the Wings OF the country until their measures nre
carried out, firmly established and approved by the
people. Let the Wings look at the great ques-
lions nj issue-ihc Currency aud the Tariff still
W Nv themselves SERIOUSLY Mlletll-
er his is the time to play into The hands of loco
focoism by countenancing disunion and disorgan-
i2aiion in our ranks AT least this we beg of the
Wings of Vermont: forget not your principles in
any Of your contests about men. See to il that
your Senators and Legislators are sound that your
strength is maintained unimpaired that the po-
liticul Influence Of the state is retained, md that
influence all thrown on the side Of Wing princi-
pies and Whg measures.
The importance Of this cannot be overrated-
Any serious diminutiOu of the strength of the
Wings o! the state whether, indeed it he real or
only apparent: any considerable reduction Of the
Wing vote gnd Of their strength in the legislature
will nj once fill our friends throughout the coun-
try with Encouragement, and our enemies with
hope. Let us, then, invoke the Wings of YER
mont to vigorous and unliring exertion to get out
once more the strength Of the state, and to accom-
psh, in every senatorial district and town. NIL tha;
can he accomplished. 1t is tiIue for sloih !;
but rather to throw more energy into the contest,
and 10 exercise more OF the spirit Of lorbcarance
towards one another.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-08-02
IlIt TARIEE.

The revenue hill WIS reported to the House on
"Wednesday (2lsi,l and if passed is TO take effect
on the lst OF September II lays duties upon teas
coffee. cocoa, fruits Of all kinds, silks linens,
spices, woolens and drugs, with various urIi'
cles Of less importance This bill, il is 10 be
horne in mind, is Of temporary character, and
must end when Congress completes revision OF
the Tariffs work which cannot he effected AT
this session certainly. No Jet ofiegsla,lon is OF
such vital importance 10 Vermont, rs that OF the
Tariff and the currency. Our marker is domes-
tic one the prices of all our products, amounting
to more than TWENTY FIVE MILLION DOL
LARS year, depend upon the current market
rates; and these go up or down, as the operation
Of our revenue laws, aud The state OF the curren-
cy, raise or deprcss the business of the country
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-08-02

The Satile Cry. = Some of the federal papers
continue TO sheer about Smile and Bank Re.
form Well, gentlemen, imscribe your banners
with Paine and Moral Reform and you will find
lie cffecl vii! be taiismanic Paine and Moral
Reform against Smile ard Bank Reform'-how
would that sound as your ba,lle-cry ?-N. Pat
Come out like man, and make charges if you
dare; anil not skulk, assassn-like, behind inuen-
docs. Truth wears bold face and makes plump
charges ialsehood Skulks, and conceas itself in
the disguise Of base insnuatons. The moral
claracter of Col. Paine is such thar those who
know him fear not the severest scrutiny
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-08-02

tG5-Tho course of the Rutland Herald has ms
yet received no favor from any of the Wing pres
Sos Of the State, and seems far from meeting n
hearty acceptance even in Rutland county The
last Herald contains a communication reprchcnd
ing the Surfing Of new ticket with the utmost
severity, and denying that this move is in accord
nnce with the wishes Of the Wings Of Rutland
county. With very few exceptions, and these "A
inong The most Jealous supporters ot Judge WI
!iams in Convention, we believe the sentiment Of
the Wing party is strongly against the movement
Indeed, We cannot see The slightest reason why
those Wings who preferred other men, should not
have yielded their pr eierences at once, treated the
state ticket fairly permitted is friends to urge lis
merits aud defend it from objections, and left the
people to determine that question. This course
can be taken now, and we trust il will he taken.
Let il he done; let all, who claim the name OF
Whig, unite their energies in getting out The
strength Of the nry and in carrying The lcgsia-
lure nnd wc venture the prophecy that the d'''s'
ion about The state ticket will be found for less
serious than has been by some unprecedented 1t
divisions do exist, we shall be in an INFINITE better
temper to heal them than we shall be If, through
the canvass, forts are Inade TO tolnent aud in
crease divisions.
Since the above was written, we lave received
the Burlington Free Press, Vrrgentes TrIm"n'oT,
and Bennington State Banncr--ul in favor of the
regular ticket We think there will shortly he
but one voice, from every section OF the state.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-08-02

eEj~The Patriot Of Saturday makes much ado
ebout resolution which was volunteered in the
Wing County Convention approving the State
ticket. We hive only 10 say hat, after being free
ly ard frankly talked over, it was Withdrawn with
unanimous appreciation The avowed friends Of
the regular ticket wanted no endorsement from
this convention, as it was ihin and no expectation
had been entertained that any question of this
sort would be raised and OH the other band those
who had heretofore sustained Judge Williams,
did not wish for vote this occasion. In n
word, The convention were unanimous in leaving
the matter with The people.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-08-02

p5-'The editor of the Voice of Freedom, hy
inuendoes and differences aft cts 10 doubt that Col.
Paine enterlains sound aut-slavery doctrines of
course inlimatug that COL Paine'S free aud full
expression Of his opinions TO his friends formerly,
were all hypocrilical, and intended for this
particular crisis. Had Col. Paine ever played tho
part of time-servng, dishonest and despcablc
denlagogue-lad he ever sought any honor or Of
flee by promises and pledges which lie would not
luEl--in word, had he ever been mere polIi-
cal trimmer, without either steadtast principles or
self respect -such an importation us this might be
parlonahle. This, however, never has been the
character of Col. Paine there is not one ingredi-
ent of this base sort in that man. The impuiaton
of the Voire is liberal, unjust and ungenerous in
this respect, as every one will attest who really
knows Col. Paine. As n ground for this mputa-
ton, the Voice says that Col. Pnine's anti slavery
opinions have not been known by the aboilonists
of his town and county. We reply thar 1t is their
own fault his opinions have been known to all
who have honestly sought them; they are now
known, by al good evidence the opinions
Of Judge Williams. II il is an objection TO Col.
Paine that he never has been known as a member
of abolition societies, we answer that is equally
the ioct us TO Judge Williams. If 1t is said that
his opinions have never been made public until
recently, we answer again that such is The fac. as
to Judge ilams Judge w. stands upon no
better ground Than Col. Paiue-he is equally liza
bic to the same imputations and why, ihen' does
the Voice discriminate? Major, is tins ialr and
right?
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-08-02

70 In another column will lie found the pro-
ceedings oil the Wing conventions in Washing
ton and Essex counties. The nominations are
such rs can unite the support OF all who are at
tuched TO Wing principles and measures, and we
trust they will he vigorously sustained the polls.
Essex is safe i! the Wings are faithful and wash
ing,on-she did something last November and
can again. Let us try.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-08-02

The mcanest currency in the Union, says the
Louisville Journal, is that of Mississippi the next
meanest is that of Arkansas. All the banks in
those States were chartered 10y thorough l,cofoco
Legislatures when the States themselves were
thoroughly locoioco. The whole of their cur
rency is OF locofoco origin; and, in its worth
lessness, il is unapproachable by the currency OF
any Democratic Wing State in the country
Think of this, reader, when you hear The loco
foco politicians declaming nbout the ''abuses Of
Whig banking"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-08-02

eE5-The locoiocos IRE in an exacy of joy to
see the Wings II, loggerheads about Governor; yea,
they are so very good natured that some of them
promise TO vote for Judge Williams and against
Nathan Smile. Well may they rejoice: Wing
discussions result in good TO nobody but the loco
focos.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-08-02
EIIDDLESEX.

The Wings of Middlesex are notified to meet
at the Centre School House, on Saturday the 18th
OF August, at o'clock, P. NJ, to take all necessa-
ny mearsnies preparatory for the coming cleo
ton.
BY order of the Town Committee.
July 30 lS4l
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-08-02

Stage arrangement altered. The Hanover stage
now runs in connection with the Burlington, arri-
ving on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays at
IL M, aud leaving on Mondays, Wednesdays and
Fridays at 10 a. M
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-08-02

Bank Robbery.-The Chicago American OF the
10Th inst. says =" We are informed, on the au-
thority of gentleman from the South, that the
Branch Bank Mt Jacksonville, in this State. was
opened few days ago by false keys, and 100000
among which was u $4,000 box OF Gold, taken
out,n
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-08-02

CsJ~In attending o family jars, we have his
week omitted to pay much Of our respects to To-
co'ocoSnl. We don't mean to ncslcc, tie latter
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-08-02
MONDAY, AUGUST 9, 1871.
TnE RUTLAND NOMINATION.

In postscript in last Informed tho reader that the
Rutland Herald, Wing paper, had taken upon itself to super
v2c the State Convention of the Wing party, and nosnsc
state Ticket with the exception Of treasurer. Nrr time
our limits wodl hcn pcat TO do moro than barely
tirc this which my the seeds Of dscod in tho Wing
party Of the satcof LISTING AMI SERIOUS discord if tho
at all u:crssnanl the energies of the Wings
despcuh" AMI dcplorale, it necessarily become,
to considerable extent, Of sofdcsiucton. We say
that there deliberate design cf doing this though requires
charity ofthc most bcl sort Prevent U.S. for clear
that man. who knows the proceedings ofto late
ton, well docs tho correspondent Of the Ieral could
urge the Of Judge Williams the exclusion of Col
Paine without deliberately making his mind the Whgs
ofihc state and sacrifice iii possible 20, only Col
Paine, but oil who participated in his nomination that
respondent must know that the convention would
the nomination of Judge W. cnmuch less would could,
the individuals CONFUSING do now opposi
their previous aud deliberate decision. Viewing
this then, hostile TO the integrity of the Wing party,
tending divide, dis0gGnzc, and disgrace it, well blow
Intentionally aimed at Col. Paine, Doct Ranney and the
state Convcniionwo feel bound, by duty the Wing par
ty, the Convention and It's candidates s9rak Of it plainly
1t is task which wc by cOvet us, all things
the unpleasant with who ought on ev
cry confederation Of duty and principle, be uniting with
published in the Herald md tho endorsement the editor Of
that paper We append notes the convenient way Of
making the necessary comments.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-08-02

Brighton Market. Prices same as last week.
300 cattle at market.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-05-20
JAnIEs MANAMAN..

TENAILOR, successor TO the well known es.
Il tablishment of Daily y Hocghkirk. Nos
22 Broad-street,. Augusta, respectfully informs
his customers and the public generally, That
having engaged, for the spring trade, FIVE frst
rate white mechanics, (negroes not employed)
that he ia now prepared TO make TO order, arti.
cies of clothing at short notice. Those who
desire can be accommodated with an entire suit
in IL hours notice, warranted to fit and made in
the most approved fashions, at reduced prices.
for cash or city acceptances. Those residing
in the country and cannot be detained long in
town, would do well to CALL Cutting attended
to Immediately, and Repairing done with neat
ness and despatch.
The subscriber, thankful for The very liberal
support received at the hands ofthis conmuni-
ty, hopes by attention to business and an hon
est performance Of his duty, 10 merit continu.
ance of public favor.
Anguish Nav IL, c" IL
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-05-20
Mny20
EOOK Ar THIS.

WWTE will sell at public auction. OH We'd
wv. nesday the 21st Of July next, if not pre-.
yiously disposed Of, our STEAM MILL in
EdgeGeid district, and the tract of Land on which
it is situated, lying on the Mortentown road,
forty.three miles above Hamburg, and seven
miles below Cambridg ge; together with all the
property on the premises, consisting of horses,
mules, oxen, cows, hogs, wagon 10 carry logs,
and carts.
The Mill is capable Of cutting from $500 to
5000 feet Of flumber per day; and we have had
demand for the same, which we have had no
means to meet, and we feel confident in say
ing that such will continue to be the case, as it
is situated in the margin Of the pine woods, ad.
iacent to wealthy section ofcountry, which
is almost destitute pine suitable for building.
The situation is elevated and healthy, and
well caculatedfor public stnnd: there is on
the tract of land an abundance Of timber, and
about three hundred acres, which is deemed
almost equal to any lands in the district, in point
Of fertility, of which about sixty acres are in
cultivation,
There is also on the premises large Car
penter's shop, Blacksmith's shop, stables and
crib, (framed, together with other buildings.
Those that may wish 10 purchase, would do
well to call and examine the property for them
selves; and if they should wish to make pri-
vaie contract for the same, we would refer them
to Henry n. Williams, who is on the premises,
or either of us, who Gun be found near Milton
Post Office, Laurens district.
| We will furthermore state for the information
Of those that might wish to purchase the En-.
CINE, without the other property. that we will
sell it alone; the engine is thirty nine horse pow
er, as computed by Mr.. w. B. Lockwood, the
Engineer who sol il up; and is capable Of driv-
ing one slab saw, one gang Of IL saws, and one
SET of grinders; as the times is hard, and mo-
ney scarce, we will take negro property in OK.
change 5or il; women and childred would be
preferfeds ssof sell Il on credit of one. two and
three years, the purchaser giving approved
notes.
WILLIAMS g. GRIFFIN.
M.rT IN 16
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-05-20
AUGUSTA, May 13.

AUGUSTA, May IL.
co,lon.--There has been good demand for
Cotton during the past week, anda considera-
bic amount has changed hands at an advance
of 4 4 cent. per lb on our quotations of this
dny week.-The demaai has been pri ncipally
for fail andnpwards, and in those qualities the
improvement has been fully equal to &c. The
purchases have been principally for shipment
10 Europe, and more than usual number Of
bnyers participated 10 the business. We have
no means Of ascertaining the amount which
has been sold, but we are satisfied that the bu-
siness was larger than during any one week
for some time past. There is but very little
offering by warehousemen at the present time,
and it would seem from the reluctance with
which they offer their stocks, that they look for
better prices as the season advances. The
stock has been reduced considerably since the
first of the month. Extremes Of sales during
The week 1O4 124, chiefly Ut II LIZ cents,
Georgia Rail Road money.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-05-20
Sheraf',s Sales.

DY Virtue of sundry writs Of Fieri
I'D Facias. | shall proceed TO sell at
Edgefeld Court House, on the FIRST Mon
day and Tuesdayin june next, the fol-
lowing property viz! - >.
Miller, Ripley & Co. vs.. VIM. Yarbd.
rough. Allen S. Dozier VS.. the same, the
defendants interest in tSb tracts or parcels
Of land adjoining each olhef, devisedat6
him by the wiIl Of his father. bounded by
lands of John lnlow and olhees. ., :.5'''.
A. Nj. Wade ys Abner Whatley;f D. At.
kiuson aad Lewis EIIhey, one tract 6fland.
known as the Bridge Creek track, contain.
ing FIVE thousand acres, more or less, ad-
joining John Bauskelt aud Others, the pro.
per'y Of A. Whatley.
E. B. Presley vs. l.. B. Pixley, three
negroes, Harriet, Sarah and Mary. The
same VS.. The same. Goodwin, Harrington
IL Co. VS.. the same. g. l.. g. E. Penn &
Co. vs.. the same. Bland Il Butler vs.. The
same. Bland, Catin & Co. vs. the sarus.
William Wells. ad'mr. ys. the Same and
Anson Mobley. N. L. Griffin IS. The same
and Simeon Harris. Eldred Simkins ys.
the same and C. J. Glover. The snme vs..
the same, the above described property Of
L. B. Pixley. - y:
Joseph Woods g. Co. vs.. Peter Bennoeh,
one negro slave Jane.
Jordan Holloway & John Lake, Ex'trs.
vs.. Esau Brooks, John Presley. and John
Trapp, The interest of Esau Brooke and
John Presley, in two tracts Of land, where
E. Brooks now lives; one containing $50
acres, the other containing 297 acres, more
or less, both adjoining lands Of Samuel
Stevens and others.
John Lotion vs.. Sanders Rarden, one
negro woman, Cate.
Terms cash,
S. CHRISTIE. 8. Il. D.
May 13, 1871. dis
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-05-20
THE STEAM SHIP PRESIDENT.

THE STEAM SHIP PRESIDENT.
In an extra from the Halifax Morning
Post, giving the news by the Britannia,
we find the following:
From the Dublin Eoening Mail.
THE Observation-Disclosures"
"Just as we were going to press, the fol-
lowing facts were communicated TO us:
"A letter this day reached Dublin, bear
ing the Havre post mark, Of the 10Th Of
April, which was posted at Quebec on the
10Th of March, and directed to be sent by
The President.
ut bears the New-York date stamp Of
the Sth of March three days prior to the
day fixed for the sailing uf that vessel; {;
therefore it is inferred that if the letter came
by her that she is safe, or, at all events.
tha, her crew and passengers have escaped
the fate 10 which ii was feared they had
been doomed"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-05-20
AGRICULTURAL MEETING.

A meeting ofa considerable number Of
the Planters ofAbbeviIIe District, was held
at Abbevile G. H. on Monday the Sd inst,
for the purpose oil forming an Agricultural
association.
On Motion, Gen. George McDuffie was
called 10 the chair, and Col. John. Cum
.ningham requested to act as Secretary.
The Committee, consisting Of the Hon.
D. L. Wardlaw, Capt. Thos. Parker, Col.
Richard Griffin, Mr.. Charles T. Haskell,
DR.. Fl. II. Townes, Mr.. JohnJ. Barnett,
Mr.. John Cochran, DR.. A. Lynch, DR..
Geo. w. Presley, Mr.. James Fair, and