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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-20

eles, Oils, Window Class, G
will sell on LID raj terms.
Nutmegs, Mace, Indigo
CASTLE Soap, Cloves,
Cinnamon, Cayenne Pepper
CoPperas, Rotten stone
Pot and Pearl Ashes, starch
Liquorics Ball, Logwood,
saleratuS, Fig Blue, Alum
Powdered Ginger aud Root
White Lead, dry and In oil
Jamaica Ginger, saltpctro
OIL Peppermint, and other
essential otis
Isinglass, Russia
sponge, coarse and fine
Soda, for washing
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-20

CAPERToN CRuMf, cross strcet toNsyois Bndgs
- have aore-An bsga prims RIO and 100 Do Isrira
Jaws ard Msracaibo Coaeci % hhdH Fous Rico sad ~
Plne y Ifoh sg{art luo sacks set ofsupef'oT qaafys
~ oHs har lrun-Wh generd assorment Of aric sui
81 % ne tradeaud viii be rssesng in an his month their
hi supply which will be extensive and viii Be- oFsred M
pries suited 30 the tines The usual advances made on
all produce sent 10 fhemf 10 sell :.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-20

: bVVhN MI STAIIV ~ EHI.
I w. RANDOLPH A. CO M adduian IN their
~ usual good assortment Of Books, stationery aud Pan
cy Goods, will receive boz week their Spring sur
ply. Country Merchants aud oihcrt respectfully soil
cited % call and examine their sock and prices before
purchasing
BOOk-BINDING.
HsvHg auached 20 store Bmdery We are ptrnsrrd
90 execute binding of every descriptions
Cerks and Merchants Rocks made 20 order In the best
style.
Music and Musical instruments on handia large quaint.
ties
Old Books tskcniu exchange or new.
" RANDOLPH Co.
doors below Earcys Hotel
10 ~ Main street Richmond
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-20

BEA UTIFUL BRUEETTES-why will you gu Ger
those dsagreeahlS Concentrations ola beard Tenan on
your upper p, when % Re efectualy removed by us
ing DR.. Goumuds pepiatoIy Powders without inur.
ing the skin 10 the slightest degree Ladies this
Invaluable congo iton tested before purchasing.
For sale at tho Agency, by Lady. Price, sl per bot
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-20

u ELL, JOHNSTON 81 LHELL,
AZ James iichlidos's Old Stand, Richmond Virginia.
INHOLESAlE AND RETAIL DEALERS In Drugs,
w Medicines, Chemicals, Dye Woods Painters Art.
eles, OILS, Window Glass, Glassware, &C. which they
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-20

DOCAuONTAs,a Legcui, with historical aud fradfion.
Il airy notes, by LAZY Of Richmond. Confcnts.-The
Wife, the Mother Matoa's lament her mothers grave,
Maca, family sketch Nanaquas, The exile, tho return,
the visit aud prophecy the captgv the lantng Pocahou
ass baptism The marriage and departure 81 focahontss
an unlocked for adventure the embatcaon and voyage,
The conclusion, notes. with beautiful plate, "Mauoss
Page For sale
wv RANDOLPH & cos
r "a Book and Fancy Store.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-20
COACH MANUFACTORY,

nufactory, arc warranted for twelve months
Al kinds of repairing neatly eIccufed low prices
te Us JOHN T.. LAUGHTON
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-22
BALTIMORE PATRIOT OFFICE. }
TUESDAY,, o'clock, L. M.
THE MARKET

tLouN-We note further decline in the nr;.
OF Howard street Flour. Sale. 4, SOM, 80, -
yes erh'y made, from stores, a. 81 6Sl The "a,
son price is unsettled. Sales of CIV Niiis Flo,r :,
small p,cels, al IS rs, full. Retail sales oc S.n,a
hhnnn Flour at Sc per bhl. Rye Flour ia IN 90,
mand-,aH sales were 50 50 Zoe ia. w
rKaiN There is very little Wheat ofr.,;,
we p"n'e Maryland reds at I . TO 100 re,t. o.,
fennsyNann nj i27 cents at which price las, s,i,s
wa,v m'ur' no white Wheat in the mafke,. Snl,,
o' MARYLAND white Corn at 81 to 62 cents md y,l.
20" al OF cen's-sa'es Of Pennsv wanna yellow n,
w -ehs. sales thus morn ng nf Pennsy,yani, ga
u. 30 ems "nd Maryland at 6s TO ~ cents o.,
ae w ialr uemand, We note sales of pennsvlv,n;,
al "a cents. and Mary land at ~ 1, IS ccnts
iROVISiDNS-We continue 10 o,,o,e n,e,s mol,
~ STU To ~ 81; prime ut So to SO, II ,nin,o,. -
oet' at si2i No 50, aud prime Al 81 These mi.
are merely nominal, there being no trlns,c,i,,.
VI Importance. Baltimore cured hams m. h,IJ -, n
~ GEMS shoulders ut To S. and side, a, 4; o., =
p'"'o assorted western at 81 to cents: ham, n, :
'" .; shoulders ut ! to 5, aud sides a, Z IN 81
VI' CT anu ara nothinc doing; we qrotc western No
Etri: "a kegs, a a to Il cents.
SUGAR. AND MOLASSES-At ,uc,,o, .,
cay me cargo OF the brig Aurora, was oiFr,ed nnd
sou as follows: 1873 hhds. Pofto Rico Surar n,
SOU 70 80 pes c~I; 50 hhds. Porto Rico Noln,
81. IN 10 73O o1'' sugar a.
CArrLE.-The offerings Of Beef CAM. =, H..
y'ru yesterday amounted tu 200 mead 500 of ,ybi.I
were taken a 81 TO SIS 50 per 100 lbs Tor ordirnr
10 Sooh qJhhty-s few he,d of prime brourb, So
anu s,,ne lnieIior sod at less than 81 per 100 lis
"HiShEf.- We quote in hhIs al % cepts
ana !" nnIs. a. "a cents. The market contains
unm' he wagon price OF bbS. is 20 cts cxciusive
OF the hhrel. ACCUSING
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-22

u
The Banks and he Loeoloeos.-Our cunning md
interruptions opponents Inslance every case Of bank
rOpurrY rs q sample NJ a system which the demo-
cratic Wing party are suRiOus % uphold % nd pefpe-
tu1ie, and n is astonishing 20 what an extent In. V
Obtain crCdcnce. IL is difficult TO divert the nttsn
uDn 81 the multitude from immediate evils 10 tbsi,
cIuse'. Banks break. individuals are ruined. and
the Ior0ioc0' point their opponents rs The friends
Of the banking system, and bid The sufferers vent
t1tH indignl ION upon the wings. The fact is that
the banking institutions now droppinp 10 nice, q
around rs we're impregoated with the seeds OF dis.
solution by lO"Oiocoism itself Tho removal OF The
dspos 49, tho stimulus Of WOOdbury's rnnnif,s io of
'f"d"sion h' check of the specie circular, tho al
t"rnIt6 hot ard cold blow upon tho bunk,ng sys-
ten by TIC J,ckson.Vin Buren, pirfy have pro.
duced, and we're pr 'btby intended TO produce, the
devastation out u when the locofOcos have made
and are making So much political capital. They
mrs. hcbapched, then vifed, aod hnaliy rspud ated
u Is motor Gus that the PETs ~ he Van Buron nd
mInistr,uon arc the most pr agie monoyed ins'i
tuuons IN the country. Even lie recent deplor biz
deih clipns ~ bink officers are tr,ceab'e 10 iOct
/ pco models ard loco'oco coniemp. ofthe law Loos
| IT he examples Of patrorisci hntucld swird ina
/ with Vhirh the department n the government TEEN
| 90 dufug tho " oodbu'y fogn. The scoundfeI
| Bc'd N office by that Distinguished hnancier rob
bed the Government Of tens Uf I Ousands and h,
Kept thtm N place because the probability was tha
he removed them, the mex. ineunbens would If
deeper What's pure mOf, atmosphere such doc
| funss were calculated 10 cfebtc! In the eHters.v
| swind'Iug operations now gong On, VIC only se
private individuals emul1trg their public % OTTO
'yp's, me trus ed agents Of y,n Buten, the guar
dnns ~ The public treasures appointed and co,
unutd m oihce by Lew woodbury.. Locoioc ~
hos posoned the whole mora atnOs phere, and voul
now fsin make tho people believe that the viii
party are responsible for the wi. eontagon Of il
e1amps.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-22
AGRICULTURE IN MASSACHUSETTS,

-
The Boston Atlas thus concludes a no,ice NJ An
exhibition and seoeral ceebrauon OF the Massachu.
sets Agriculture, Society:
The Agricultural Snci-ty, with numerous invited
guests, sat doSn TO dinner al two O'clock Irv,
Lincoln, the President OF the Society presided NJ
The lao'e and conducted the festivities at me occ.
sion IN very ehcnous amer. MIR Webster the
Secretary at Safe TO the Ua,lcd STATES. ,,,e
scn..-Ail.r the cob was removed. a series # an.
pr'prIHe ioas's were annuunccI. among winch was
one complimentary 10 Mr. Webster 'rhesnr,n
cI't n "i tuIs ioISt received with enthusiastic
applause, the audience wig three cheers, Nj
webster addressed the comp ny, conf gIny his re
marks tWla.y TO points connected with agriculture
It's Exc rgcy, Governor Davis, was present and
iSs'onted IN happy n inner To one uG lie senri
ments- Speeches " Re- made by seve a Other ger.
ucmtn, Oud the uIITIiy OF the occasion ~ ,rr, 81,
10y TIE arrival Of the hour for another meeting f,f
awarding the various prem ums granted by rb, s..
cIety. In the evealus there yva>a blu. ~ winch
th'rs was gay assembase Of the beauty and toe
fashion OF The town. We shall mo- soon FORGET The
kind hoSplabe reception extended to US bv our
w lore Sler friends.
There Is one impression lef; upon our mind more
lndeholy engTdvsu there than any other connected
with this &c iebra.ion. TIE noble growth Of men
that this country poured forth, on thus occasion. D,
was cheering TO look upon. As VIC walked through
the streets OF that favored town-as we uok,C
around upon the company seated at the table we
could not repTess The mental exclamation Hagpy.
happy Commonwealth, that nourIshes upon her DO
SON such glorious race of sons This was an &C.
caslon from which party politics we're, very prop-r
~, excluded, butw could not help internally replc-
ing hat these msn belonged TO the good old Wbrg
county Of Worcester. Such men as vera there
assembled never fail 10 do their outy
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-22
NEW YORK

The election of members OF Assembly and ,
portion OF the Stale Senate, takes place the frs
Montay IN November F,om the fol OWN, s,ate
menI IN the New York Express, the reader car
form as good judgment as we can, of the prob,.
Die result:
"Ihe Efe'iOa-.N: Y. Legislature -Ssna,..-Tb,
terms VI .ae in1o"I"g Suui o. .xpire the p~esen,
y"ar, imey-lst dis rcr, MIR Verpiunck: ? utS
Hlci, l. wings "n' ) lis nc, Humphrey; 4th DIS.
ici, Lee, otn distrlc SktHrsT; Gu district Hon.
I-h d'sI1c', Nay art, SIN Dis re-, Mu,,y. Two
oenl ois nave resigned, n,nrly Mr. Tom kiHs vi
the lst, and MIR S'Iey ct the IN Dis nci. Thus
Ten Senators are 10 b. cUU tins fall and of IN,
VINO 20 ou', ; are Wings and only , IRE Loco F,.
cos Skinner and 7ampkins) Or the Senators
who re main, Is hr= Wings aud 0 Loco Focos. The
" hiSs hhyIng he Lieut. Governor cnn r.tain tb-
control OF the Sc Gie # hey elect Senator'S vhIe
the Locos must cary Hut OF tie 10 io be elecied
to secure maJolty. The Wings last year carried
'our districts, nine y, the ith, ~ 7,h and h. and
my prno'oIy do the same again. The q dstric.
We consider the mos, dOuh.f ul. The ouesl,un ns
to when party will CONGO. the Senate mus, be de.
tefmIned 10y the I'm district, IN which two Senator's
are 10 hc chosen II cUnpos. of the countie. O,
OH0ndasn, Chyusl, Cortland, Ontario, Wayne, Sc.
need anJ yates, VIII ch en- give an ager.gnte WING
majority ui 1900 ur 2ODO The thTe. Counfirs IN
italics gave small Loco Fnro m ,jor,les last wear.
aud tie tour others gave Wing mniorities
dSStmbiy. lhr A>srmb was div .ded last year
th"s w higs 66, Loco FucOs e.: Wing m i1rty
ony IL J. probable III Il Iuca ques IONS will at.
iecl TIE eIeciOn this year m many Counties and
although the Loco FOcos are conf lent OF obtain.
IhS a large mayo ny 81 tie mamuc.s 10 be elected
he result may be regarded as quite doubtful.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-22

We understand, that the Executive received. on
"ednesI.y last, communication from Judge Up
snur az WashIn2on stIiing. that u acceptlnce of
the office OF Secretary Of the NAVY. has v,r,icd
his commission as Judge vi this S ate We also
learn thtt as the period Tor the regular Fall term.
u The Couus on the Eastern Shore, The larger nor.
'ion oil the Circuit has passd by, and, it being un
uersooi, th't JUG Cnrst'in will hold spccal
terms TOR the remaining Courts in the tb,rd o.,
cur, The Executive T. > decided not 20 FIJI the Va
cancy by an app. 10 mcnt pro fsuipors-esp-cisllv
as the Legislature, on whom the duty viii deyoIye
OF making a PTmdnsHt appointment, will 50 soon De
IN Session. Enquirer.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-22
TREAsuRr DEPARTMENT

TREAsuRI DErARrMrsr
| First Comptroliers Office October. 1871.
| SIR Since the transmission of the cir,,,,,, ,,,L.
SUN uumo, from this office, further inouri.s in p.
terence To the duties chargeablr under an, ar, M h
September, lSil, "reating to duties and draw
| ions of this office: NF'"
The hrst section declares, THAT on nil article,
mpo ted INTO The United States from and alter tb,
Tue 81 day OF September, 1871, there shall be e.
Seo, collected, and paid, on all articles which nrc
now admitted free Of duty or which nrc h,,i H.
with duty OF less than twenty per cent,n, al VA.
l"rem, GUY OF twenty per centum ad yalorem
except &c.
Among tie articles thus referred To. and now IN
paw a duty oi twenty per cenlum al vnloren, mr.,
"orNted stuff goods (propery So cal'ed) and sb,,is
anu o'her manufactures OF silk aud worst-d "a, A
m'nui'curos OF silk, or Of which six shall he the
component material uf ch,ri value coming Cr,m ,I,,
SIDE the Cape al Good HcPe, except sewing sjlk.
ue i1resons articles ana Manufactures beng 90,
c'ir.n Tree oil cuiy by The act OF 81 March, 1888
section fuurh. 'S'''
Al manufactures of silk, or of which silk ,b,I,
"e component par, coming from beyond the & n,
o' uv"d Hope, except sewing SIX having besu
eN"'sed "'th du'y OF ten per cenlum ad valorem
| oy i'rmer laws.
Lace, Of thread six, and lace wells lace sh,wls
or shaues ni thread or six. paying under G,,r,,,
avs cu'y oiIwcIve and , halt per cen.um adj Va.
loren, ar being exempt frrm DUTY
bankeis costing less than vrnty five cents earb
ahh plying under former laws five per centun, al
| NIlOr-m.
From the foregoing articles OF manuftciurc. a.,
no" paying duty of twenty per centum, Will me.
cessirIly be DIS Ingushed arices OF manufacture,
e"ume ated and paying higher rates ot duty Than
'weny per cent9m, ready made cln'hus Of wh A..
ever erIal composed, p'ying under fomer laws
hity per centum al vlior-m; millinery and hosiery
oi whatever mUerri composed, pIyIng under tor
mer laws twenty hive pc cent. sd v,lur, r.: mus
s'ov's and bindings, Of Whatever mate tai 9 m.
p"Sej, yins under former laws twenty-five p,,
ce"t. ID vsOT,m
Couch IHceS, of whatever materia! compos,d
pay ns under former laws thirty five per centum al
vaiOtCm.
There will he paid under the recent law the fol
loving rates at duty on the manufactures mentiun.J
w; on Manufactures OF worstsd or combrd won
hs shd~ls, table cnyers and similar ATTIC les twen,
per cenIum I'D vrlor' M on mlnuf ctuIes OF ~ors,.,
and couoi, twenty five per centum nd valnrem: on
IN 'nu''ctures OF SIX and ton or wurs ed silk ,ud
cotton SIX being the miIerII uf chief value tw,nfv
h"e per centum 40 yalor,m; on IN tnufIc uTes com.
Ios,d OF ~ors'td. nd hemp or a T. decided by tb.
courts under f''rmer laws IN the case OF s.allots
composed OF worsted and linen, to be an unenume
rate article twenty per cent. ad valorem
You vii be governed accordingly in the practice
o' your once. J. n. BAKER,
Acting Comptroller.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-22
From "A. democratic R..i.,.

/ lHr rtssr hEErisc OF JrTFERsos Ann Rp..
he io.oslns ansecole was related 1v MIR Jsf
trrson To the writer, while visit to kon,,cello
| the year lsSs. II Yves told in illustr,tion of an
ppnion advanced by the former ia relation to my
1osnomy, that although It was but 10 IN 10 attemp,
4, system of Judging character from snv p,,,i.
GUAR conformation Of features, yet the eve was an
"nettinI index OF the soul Nni no tsaining on th.
art "is possessor could prevent 1t from disc osny
hst moral nature to q sk,lfal observer I will
enucavnur tn repeat the Rnecdote IN the exact wo,J.
| al the illusirious narrator.
| Durins my attendance one Of the earliest ses.
| s"nsm The Continental Congress Phiadelphia
s'u Mr. j., CHANGED to dine one day at n public
| house whore several dstine ushed gentlemen from
abroad, all entire strangers to me- had lust
| m the city. Among these was a gentleman VII,
became seated d Getty opposite to me al the t.bi,
and soon attracted my observation Ivy his peculiar
ana remarkable appearance, and especially hy his
srgul,rly restless and subtly puIverIny eve which
10 me threw of an expression ex I.mely sinister
Tor had ever noted that eve OF this ch,,nctey
'n'icated mor, oblquty Of the heart. and this KIND
OF eve ne possessed IN more eminent dc gree than
any had ever seen. So strong, indeed were NV
'mresSions IN the c'se, that felt M he>i,ation IN
makins NJ Tor myself decided OPINION OF the true
character OF The before mo- as before n,.nti,n.5
'hen unknown IL me-, even by name.
Alter retiring e. the private room of the friend =,
whose 'nvts'Ion hat dined there, he asked me
nm an air OF curiosity, i'll no,iced the gentleman
VINO "a, opposite to me at the table We had Just
ie't, ana, u 50, what was INV opinion of him3
replied, that had not only noticed the man I'm,
formed decided opinion ut him and that was
;hat his true character might be cSoressed IN tbr,
~ords-eOOlness. eaasily an perfiy
wen, sr," sand my friend. IN surprise. lyon
cannot know the man OF whom you IRE sn,, k,,s.
rs Mr. Burr. the greatest lawyer IN New York,
Will not alter my opinion for all thu,rIr..
marked. 81 have never known such an ,y. ns h..
!" an honest mans head, and whatever may u. M,
es,n' em'nenec, and lair reputation SiiI ventute
the prediction, that he will We, be known a, y, ~
han" VIZ
In after times. continued MIR J. to me- | had IRE.
q"ent reasons TO recall my FIRST impressions OF IN,
true Character of ,5rroA Barr. ID - -,
m"srrELIER, VT. Sept ISL
MS htetes'ins and remarkable anecdo,e, which
mas never before, 10 our knowledge, been publish.
eo' /" communicated to the Democratic R-yie,, by
se,.snan OF nigh respectnbiity; on whose stare
son. OF MeniPesr, Verm ut. formerly for many
years neShbor anu friend Of NJ JEFF rsoH.
LEI ID
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-22
THE EMPEROR AND HIS SOLDIER

Joseph the SecOrd, Emperor of Austria was
piriaI neither to "PomP nor circumstance OF
which better proof cannot be gwen tIan Ia the fol.
lowing slOry:-Onc day he went dressed IN a Mai,
close button d IT, ok coat, accompanied by singr
domestic out Oi livery, and in u coach which he drove
himseIt 10 lnke morning turn around the enviTons
y Vienna. As he was returning toward. the toySn
ne was surprised by a shower of ram. lie had not
proceeded tor, when foot traveller, who WIS also
regainihg the coplihl, made sign TO the driver to
stop, which his Majesty, Joseph the Second. did Of
once sly" SAID the solder, The was a sergefut }
VIII n be at all disturbing you 10 ask the favor OF
sent by your sIdfl IL will not inc ,nyenence vout
ProdtgtcuSemtHi, as you are alone ~ your c,rrase
and will save my uniform, whicli | nut on for the
hrst time Save your uniform, my brave fellow,
and jump up. Whence DO you comet" Al! nLif
saysthe sergeant; II have Just III gards CHASE,
who - tutnd Of nine, where | made a splendid
breakfast" "What did you eat, then that was "A
very eood7" "Guess." "fIow shouId | knoys7-
UHs sOuPsa "a bisrt7" "Ah to be sure. soup; bet
Ter than tuut." "Some snur krou2, "Beufr han
that, tell you - "a ORR d lon of veal7" "B.,,e,
Than thH" IN. ma fol-" SAID Joseph, If c,n',
guess any more" "a pheasant, my worthy friend.
a pheasant, killed on tue preserves of his NJ les
y!' rephed me soOier, Shaping his companion
on the Knee. "ShOt on his Miiesry's pTss,ry,s ~
must have been all the better Tor that "Y,s
will answer for IT," As tnoy approached The towo
the rain Sill laiimg heavily, Jpsrph asked OF ms
cOmphnlon IN what part Of the town he iIyod and
where he should he set down "Sir this s tno much
Kindness fear | abuse your" "No no." sand
Joseph, lnterupung h'm,-yOur street 2" The ser
gennt alter pointing out his house. ash ed the name
OF one from whom he had received 80 much kind.
ness TN your turn, now" sa'd Joseph, "gucss."
"Monsleur lsa Sodierw "a you soy" ~ lieu
| ten'ntP' All, 10 be sure a lieutenant; better tnan
that" "a elplhn7" Better Than tina ;""eolonel
| perhapsl Better than rhit, | Ul you" Comm,ni
dtabr" said the other, drawing himself up 1910 the
corner Of the coach; 'cou you Le field marshall'
| Better than that" Only God II is the Emperor
| himself" replied Joseph, unbuuoning his coat,
and shelving his decoration. IL was no. po,sih. q
Tor the ss'dcr to fall Oh his knees IN the COACH but
he was prOuse m his excuses, and begged the I'm.
| peror 10 stop and let him down "Non non 20 said
Joseph "a cr having eaten my pheasant, you would
be too happy to get rad Of me easily; tut you do
not leave me until you reach your door, and there
| he sal him down.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-22

iEjD We were tod some weeks back. by the
msdisoniin. that gross injustice was done TO Mr.
Tyler Ivy those Wings, who charged him with
tcachefy,-that he was thorough Whig-and
that the Wings should rally around him ss their
chief The idea Of making chiefof HIM seemed IN
Us lule ridiculous-ond We felt confident thlt un.
der such a elder defeat WIS inevitable There " ;
nothing lofty, bold and commanding about him
none Of those attributes 70 ave mtrkind, or strike
their rdmirstlon, which hueJ him fDr a successful
!e1der. But We we're wiling 10 haz 80 every thing,
sooner Than % one, who claimed 10 be true Wing,
the slightest wrong, and therefore consented, whilst
Wo excepted 10 such portions q his conduct ne ~
could not approve, 10 await Developments. We
have stock pm N the assurance, w his organ, o.
his genuine whiggery, and have been watching
closely 10 see how his acts would compor with HI,
| professions. We have noticed but one Wing ac
since, and that Of equivoca ch1ricer--ihe appoint
ment 81 Mr. Spencer VIII 81 oil the signs impof
that the charge ~ but too we'll loundsd. a mar
was once wrongiully charged with upeving-tt
could rot endure the injustice oftho lnputa,ion-h
| therefore committed peut larceny 10 make tb
change good sud relieve himself Of the Irju,tc.
TIE Captain seems disposed to act upon the sam
principle The charge Of trelchery WIS GYM
outrags-ho wipes out the Outrage, by perpsTa,in
the treachery.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-22
Agrieull,rnI Soei,iu and Enir.

The Agricultural Socio'y has opened rich.-
Wednesday, rhcrs was an exhibition of Stuck and
Farming utensils. Yesterday, the ladies' made a
splendid exhibition, ut tho large Room in the Ex-
change, OF every vorIety Of needle work. horticuu-
raj products, &c sc. Premiums were awarded
The PARTICULARS Of which will be given hereafter.
The Exhibition will continue this morning, and
close with the sale Of premium and other articles.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-22

FLoArme CorToE.-Tho Cincinnati Gazette
st,t,. th,. patent has bton aiken out az Wash
ington. u. G. by G.. X Gfifio. Of Apbam', too
an improved invention for floating cotton to market
on our western waters, ~ rs tu aVod the COS, a
shipping ana the inser Uf floss by FIRE. Toe pan con
fists tn osng the bottom and four adjoining SIDE
of some bales, ell, m1y be desired, m cases c
water pr,of canvas, nnd forming them INFO rats nj
desirable d,.nen in. a wei pack ba e, u Is saic
at feet N h,l- rf, will only draw * inches Of wa
Ger. IN s. Of & oundog, or Of hre. the bnles msJ
Dec pushed uto the stream and h'tcd Of witi"u
injury. IL D, said that tie risk oi h,c Und the pre-
tnirn Of irsu snee - 90 high 'Jot TIC eJov vii
prove O great saving, as ne same easlngs will an
isc, Tor many years During some years the os'
sn tho western water 10 cotton by FIRE, 10 said 4
nnouat 70 half a million OF dollars
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-22
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