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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-02
RICHARD nm, JR. y 90.

GENERAL AGENTS AND COLLECTORS.
0Rss 8a Non Sy,.L 7r,r ms Enquire CR,.,
A TIENp fb clIrcug osus Of every description Rent.
~ iul li.usrH. lnuHs NraucE a..
~ AdrnHrss mod. on rI1t -.l.r
EtCUHp IItLt, IT,,
oc 4atT Ettu'u g. TtNsTAII
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-02

DOUBLE AND SINGLE BARREL GUNS.
q RICHARDS co lave iuii opened svery choice
invite The s,,ruiisn ~ country uisb
M 70 being fs'.rlEnet 90 sell cheap. will be
Saw, street, shoeEoo ull x2
PAPERi VaPER
I'VE have or hant age ,as2rmou, Of all kinds Of Pa
redsnd pan; Istisr, rlei all plain; Envelope, POS
onisc all wrapping pa9grau At prices TIA, cannot ,
~ We Gao .s9 have, - .'ori notice, any kind Of P.
PEI o. n'.9, ,, i F,,.. N Z, . son Assn,,
ID TAiS KuffAR 'ni LS .,.i1; r.:,-.a .G..l. ~
sL. sHhiLDs a sonEEVILiE-
FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS.
HI suh-cuuci tral-rs Doe sincere thanks 10 bis
ir-n.s lDitr hLersI patronage ,.,owed on nm, and
R rec 20 ~, 49,, oln ., Sori9grn mar
White DRY GOODS, i'rc~sa orruWu acceptance
atop' ~ cash -yseu ne ho 1urer~ be ensbic To puT.
eh'e h.s -.'1s cheaper ann Che l'u.r h- .zyod much
t9une ~ut cEIrn.e iu keeping aui rccuug accounts
The sao.-n,t ,-su,e. be- r,en4s az he public a,
LOt:lN WALLER
,els N,ary rrro-,, r .'1rs ,-y'- co.zi Son.
- COUNTRY MEE-tlAN > = OF HERS.
LARGE sTcCH OF FRESH BOOTS,
sHOLss, TRUNKS, LEATnER *.
WHuLEsALL AID kpTAtL.
TIANlNG received ggr EI.yaIs, from re Nor.h-
CO. FALL arG UiNTEg -rD, K OF Go1js, ealbrseiSs
e. pa. : ~ .. .' t' n'r " AZ W'W lHfi<teI 20
- @ $3.50 90 .'.-'s a. - l,-lt =. nefs'Iy
WI ,er es ~, roc @1ish , will ,d1 he ao0s
bc,e-- Tl-ela-gs .n .ay cher hruse
49,. .''. ~" .l, .l-hJ if'eh'' shah receive
i. nuLuNGTcN co.
- ~. f,.al pI,.-'' 70 Boot Tho''' Tr1ns''
L'N'-4- 'v1 - LETTER. Lay GOODs-Ws
..g'r-f w stEy .-te arrivals, 80 addition 10
si-. .H Hl 4-. fu sny ever offered thi.
Ia e "a. e,g. WA"sw0RlH, TuRNER4 CO.
TIST zee. vol 'rrts1ta- assortment Of Misc. and
Iali"s sra- srr I.s1oru B,uue's, as foli,w5 vtE.
y =, y.,t-.-.- D., . -
D ? I'D - TO- q o,nd a-,r
N...essu. Ls-.1. L.s.uru 1s al szrs ard prices fsr
oeG Ir. r,rvSryGuAy4
1,z,,---,,,-- ,.-- - -, -
4 i'.'-'i'-' tots-L-I SNALh-''f-l an
- .7's ."r'r .ai ei,a.i'9 ,.sora'eo'
,.l,,. 5@, % &c, pen. a.rs pruning
s faiS yS 9sr rs.. saa..u. IAN b. o." -, o.
. S. q 10 & -.-r se "'-r GIN = ~.rl1
aug ''''N i1!--.h.
HERDS O.EASs-E T.--- a..
., d. ''-'''''' o. ..- .'. s.
---- ''''N
lii, = 90 - n. -. 'I 80, 80 VII INC
1hA.r. ~. o.. a.,-. 80 .,r In. d. sa hey
Zine l-e1 Drs. cas- 8 .l. e..ra-. al rs a- Hl .
Gas.s. By IN .- . - CT 90. PHO; over
SHTeTEHD C.z.m.lt Pt..s
A. every large .9.elu41eI eIa,aaal szu.ns, 10
Bow
hI-H. EHsr' gnr u Jackets
49,. - az. 1-.--.ic Nesis, 'or 'iI
G,r x.s.,r -''- 'e'' e. aia iaTN I4eEGo Nes.sf
Together with ecu, H. o.. - 49,.
srirr a. N,-- Izr,I = - - l4tN Feiai9es'"
Flannel AMI NsrrTr- t,-,,----. l.l's' anton
~csrfs: Crly..-- So 80 GO, % ms collars;
an OF which Nc, ,,fr li"i I-.t- - Sc
affrstr .-.l.. W.. f g. s-H a-s 800. ~ any BODY
orE rrr>- , 49,.
,,EI Ns,,, ems, =. - y. hLkN 4 ca.
ia r uuw % hand. &c .ort.riou ma ~ ~,
Gee ns %" latnsr Tcs, the !0.0Wtus article. OF " ME
FTcLch F'fcellnt-
I.ui.gr ahi Hfelki-st F.a'es-El4t and deep
IIeaF.'irs-FiG
L.z.-7 'l el. s-+-s-Oct-gou shape
oiia;oH SOP lrseus aus stands
DO Clvcrea Dsb.s
bat'Hf u BATS "UI Pickle shells
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-02

NUN n y 2 " TVVhN,
Received ty SMITH. bRI>kEK & MORRIS
SPEEi HTS ol Henry i0ri brDuguaIn. upon Quesiiona
- relating 60 Pubhc R=.t' DI'es s1i Interests, with
Historical irfrCIur t0uE, u ucfayu vols
Book Of mo seasns, oT Calendar % Nsiure, by WA.
Hovti, from the 9th Lcnr1u Ell
C.ocil, ~ he Adventure 81 "a Cox -Cmle
"Fic -. slcha del. ld-such a CgIeoGbe-sueh a
level Of Man
The PC Nic Psptra, ~ various hards, edited BY
Charles Dczcns, author % N.cL8ia. Nirkeby, &c.
PNntholO-y syst,fsfe survey 90 IIrna Wedge,
proposing elias sG-soo ~ al ne hrrU-f'4 ulusfra.
ting Their s-Hry. f-.aIiouF uses srI Objects with
n0psis of Their rsfg fscts ami T--c Ic.. aad - Get
catalogue Of tsoGs Al zu5iesis Fh' foE cabinc;
bTat' tn" Who'll" 4sErct a. guide f~y
sfudsn,a cg~Frs academies and uu..- popu.
lar directory terEf=r science ana The uy
fart " Ptoi"ss,f IN tie Ulversiy Of Penn EyIvauia,
$40 vel. wi.u llt.ss.
Lsttsl'- Nu.f ITl, lor 81. ,emt-r
Lafv's BOOK, rar Cc:.tcr
Elrrahy l. lge. so nc o-g
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-02

r1Ef, IHr-r, 1.,gt tlrls
l-NIt. i.NI., i-.l-, IA,.E
Halls. 4A.H. -A1u. IuAlh
lsI SNNtaL ADIE & co.
49,, NOTICE 10 EO=ACCuSrSrS
Ns H'' t... "I. .'r IUt' HnIr-. tor rr,-.us t.,t.
nuiartH,"I auHrr.u " therefore forbid al. trgr.lY.
us'n- ilri1r ... ahl-.ui us-Nicl w. W.. u.Igr
I" Or! s-r.' ir rru- al our TN ,iu,, 4: I'D,
Tavern. u \ a. ~ lNEtt,,r,
FALL. M WINTER DRY GOODS
IL LII y hDl'...' & lay' tt- Vlpasurc OF Informing
~ ih'ir ''.. ic VHHr. tai they 100 ~.
cc', Ani ' ur Dob ''.,. stock ot FAN Dry Cun r
WHICH L''f ~ no s1i. prHh'. Tor cash, or civ arr-,'
Cloths EaI ..'ci go polish green. uI., brown r.yr
nni sirrr colours pr. ifuoui aud s'I Trsyrr clans
pam tUi l1ug i4.sl.les, geo Irut: satin Vol
vel Ntru. iau' @N-IH own VS. ir.s san rs E-r-rv4
anu hrnhr"' j'f1., ,Ht'H Irt ans yclu F1uu,T: 20
h'2't, pr'ut welsh. evan An auI rNra Zee NbusIiIe
flannel l'I rt4..s use; Rose. Whitney ami Mao S4Day
bnnS 'i.i an ont t-i f.1HT.u- Btlc Fr.ucI German
AM milrIi .taH.. rrlG GugtsuG French /. rnf-
H'H VI $40 h.. I.tys 80 BuIf pa1 arI "a. rf.
tcFr o. NH"ul 0" Table p,iI-E AM DisIcr- ,s, Nm
kt' ruy So il4. Lsa.r, Eyi and Russia Hisrrss.
tuf"EHr 90 'i Linens snu Shy,fIrr- E-urrr-4.
Ilu. 'fwt.lc" agl Crts> Lawn, Iu.t.i I.tr-,lIs.i
ann luui'iH 'auLrr ldN!s some ii, ~ .nsr. ,l.
b'1cs -. Rom O., Bishop LEVIN, Naus,.k. n. fu arF Ia.
NA Lawns ta3 h3.Ha o. s, Ial - B.r.rri STINT
ig-t ana S"'"'a- !. aul h-tr- aso Itt En4eH.l
t"l'n 0H''i.H N.I..lN article o. % auI Inner Al
,oIn''iFaus. Apron nui Furniture urts. gs.ltc .tl
Iuiihut' IH.F ISL many other desirable 700 D. So
W "'s. ''A Cd ...'. .''r's'. &c q
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-02
JUST FROH NAE PRES

NOHt 4 II l. PRESS.
I w. RANDOLPH n "a lave lsr ssle
- Sketches % the TAR Sc il al rars OF the World
10 which are aided Rlcs Or Determining FIsur-- sau-
y, Hab's sni Age of Women
Place - - '- -'' VIZ"
nc knre Life nj England, by Wa! Hewitt Eitr Plates
NAtN.Ins 81. aat f-riE FsrcIE Uf flc Gloomy Of PTy-
..r L-ll h- ir --', collected from OrEiOaI Re
c-rs Ai.a Lotcagr-seogs Panied Doe uulcuia AMI Illus
N.le- Nli! Nn'rr. ng Alexander NUuuz. with plates
Nieuut u ChtarcTy, or Bebior's Experience SECS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-02
..EALL sTOCIs

boots, SHOES, LEATHER TRUNKS, &C.
Nv uc receiving per various sells from PLIarel.
w pnit, New Nogk aud Eustuu oar Fnti ana Ntpt.r
stock % Goods, which coWiris's usual Vs-y ~
H'Itmcrt AMI witch VIII 10" -i1 by the package,
lalg as cheap ns goods Of ,uITssnuirg r.ty can be
puTch.scI any house Nrgiu. Ne inri.c All from
purchaEcrs generally. l.. BURLINGTON a 60,
. rs Mansion House.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-02
GLENN7s INDIAN HAIR DYE

tnr e-ns'u- Grey or l. Eli HAIR 10 Br,us or R,rk in
&c" tS4EN Nltiout ~ Itlur
r ~, s-s Si5 applied 81 night going 70 bel DE
l4-, VIII 90" elected - morning. EAa
hen'. therefore clrrO. be IuHlcr or 40 ,v;I :,
whiiesi uIrsuu Gzntieacu c4u color Their N ~
Pr.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-02

BEAUTIFUL FOR THE LADIES.
AnlfN Pins QIiIrI s'k UustirH-a ~'nc that BE- real.
- ~ bcauufnl Dor ithrs Tnry pre- waic much ncttcr
dn amy heretofore received trwmCd uu neatly with tuu
la's Wishing CWCihin. trlIy nice aud cuuMnauc, viii
cav 1ud examine my asEurinirut rAN'i iilNEN,
-ot Opposite Ruins Escic iictcl
IEN barrels Appc BpnIy, Just received aud Tor salo
low ior cash WADE w WOOLnNiuGE
oc " doors below ih Bell.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-02

Received by SMITH. DRlNKER & NORRIS.
'l,a eel H-a-' zf~u-= Ng".aE. sf sir r. lvarf
- - YOU hltN'I' .a1co! = ham D.s.surt &c -
maine, De We're. Sc. 200 " - $50
history Of the Warn .n F.J.usu'a. aud u tho south n
FRANC e from lie iD5 'r the year i Nv " p IA,
per = b. Cogu.. u. l-a f3 Regiment, Member OF lie
heya' swedish Academy ni Military sciences iro1 me- m
i~i''iyh' complete IN vols with numerous Euc-lvlgs
~ and IaNye-s nr luI I,u !ati6r- or Lc-1l
his'oTN and Biography. Iu ~
bartaoy ECdge, 10y Boz. SOS is --TIs
neh's t1rihH Pulpit H-lz Collection % uc-rlv gNn
nopes "- lexis Ertr.e toe rGaUc DISCOURSE 10 The
fulpt ami Lecture Room, molly complied fr5u Fa rrl
yin, ia vol -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-02
STOCKS cHAXAT.s.. IINHN c0LLAUs

STOCKS. CUAvATs. LINNN COLLARS.
BLOSSOMS. Sc.
IlSI receive % large Hrt..r. ui @urss. linen Coll
~ lars 70 .ms. &c. 1s I.'.Ns.
N1u..HE.UN, silk HUN satin ~.ack-. .. prices
MACK II.HU C.Hl.f. 90 DO
N.C.I Fancy Satin .n
d. Hn S..IIH
linen f..Hrs FOUND Br" square
Linen Wrarna.Bf q. % tINNlNGIAWS
Sow luI t..1i Cash ur, Corls' store.
och Eor NUu street
= = EpNEs w11'scy q wcalscy . Tsuiry I.a,l sugar
81 Do "r Small Lump UH
Do fH lamp 90
just trr.cI tui f1T HtH low irrrnsH.
WADE " WUntDWIDgE
ocu 3d1ors below the Rrn
, CHESTS Eura Gunpovler Tea iustteeeycd, aud i5r
< ssic ~ retail low, for ctsh.
WADE " woOLpRIpGr.
osll doors rclos he Rc1
CHEAP SERNANT's CLOTHING.
ItST received aItrEr suI cheap assortment Plain nul
~ pla a iir.ry# Dr.. o. O.. sc
Mixed kefaryf. De-, &c, % tt, Sc.
AL-o-A large assnrtmcui Of Wankcis, 3s 81, and up
wants 90
orIi J. n CuNNNINgHANs
EENDERs- CUEAP-1ll Rr,ss. Hrurtcd. Green,
IL Sheet tf0u auI Wirr fruiCrE including some ucw anil
vrty crr4uf patterns, fu imported drcrf u EnaanI
and lr sale cheap az Che Hardware and Fancy Store of
e.. =. RICHARDS a co,
oc6 " street, Sbocko~ tiiu
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-02
DIf' LED 81; s@ssDiSATEP EXTRACT

~.
t(ElNb concentrated compound Fud Extract Of s.,s,
- pafa combined sikh other vexstsbls .rr.s. ,,b,rh
I-i'tsH medicine OF great uhty tho cure n a, t,-
sIns from ~ riities Of TIE blood from iad,sers
ph. sni nprid"nc,cs OF youth, eonstutIop.I s-
e-srs formed or pruIlcs - IN. niudeiou. 40. 81 ..,
sufy arsenic oafE uI uinine- tnv.uab remedy
20, 20 nrners Dei'iT, ticerous sores. Whit. sw,ulnrs
1890 OF tLe Ll"ef aud skin, scroula Mag. Evil
hpla.' &C. AMI Al Toe unpleasant and dang erous az
IecI"hs eonsr luent 20 Syptiis Lucs vsasres As,
genes luIhr ~ ne blood al all tirn-s partcui,rv
~ t- = -Hg and Fail. here bs m.icin- ntarr ii,
ieet-l A. mririu- calculated .ocths and no-yis,
ne fcil aitrr having -sn under MEDICAL ,r.ansu Tor
soy lA.i-r disease. Tiers rsn b- aothix sote
80 ,,Hs nc natural 'gor oi me syass ssyiu. tie
ueo ae! AMI ncsvpga condition Ofths s,gsr COM nom
.ilcr ycsucsa TIg ptelarsfion viii b.. found Itytr
ctaNIe tAiiaG ne suiL tn-r season ureveutivs Of
'A--ii' tiI dsss rceabs sensations cotuEon 10
10y tl- Hain weather, namely, Fsintn-sa Gitfnas.
sennE ABOUT Tie Heat ani the Breast Ii
~ u, ~" El.ii 'HH who saDuls srE.., hr adinr
,oh -a --Ss 90! t---watsr, siuar % the co.,.
tAJ3l Itt IIli- 4aI TIu sllgusntfy OF stsar
20 tlsll yt.p i'fus the -sr,-pars Meal p1-.rss1r
.oNe''I POI .E n-i cna 'utues conducive TO health
-I "a icussis Esp7f % .uyli1E For travelling p.r.pn
Dc arr4u'ie Il great ignorance. For I,i4.
CAYNCR.
mo DruEsi-;S sole sg-niA iof Z sIa,arJ ",
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-02

IiE -uu-ciihrr ,iTsrs Tor sale, al Tie NEW DRUG
L STORE corner OF and l2h streets, the follow.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-02

CIILAi. FNsHiONNBLE CALICOEs
'I'WENIN Thousand yards JulcaCs 90 aylss, iigu G. I'D
4 ani'2i cents
Aar-ffnrr nf'a. 1-tl sc.
Iisrwsr-Fu.ri'arc e. |.o.sats 10 I2.c suI1s Bar.
gains tr Che above .H .rf..fHr q ~. JFNEfN-'
n. q I..#Hr Cash Urg t.UH.I store.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-02

DOUBLE AND SINGLE BARREL GUNS.
n RICHARDS a co. lave iul opened very choice
". lg Il doub, and sins'e barrel Guns which they
invite the attention - country chants others Wish
nK 10 putcil being cttyTtline Oh sell cheap 10 will be
10 their inteTs 70 call lHd the si:u 81 the
saw. street. r|lHr H iII1
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-02

HELEN FLEETWOOD. by Charlotte Elizabeth
, siege of b.rrs. 'r .IsUrLz u' Che Pro;eslsnts
Tale ui rH Revolution BOO EwErn# boy Jl1reuc .lAbctn
Sab-I,H school ls 90 stuu.u ue. ~ y. \ Al.6u
Plain sermons ~ couiruu-rs fu tie Tfacls for tie
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-02

TIE 1-ins remarks laSsu fl1ua the Asi,s.I IA,
sane ia slrfrsEs eject prodCcs 81 ~ Dr. Tsyor's
Mason OF .riT T ll JurslHruTs c.asi. csnnst iafl
,hrt0- ssrJ go tIu- .aeGrs Ir-ug hout ths Vorit
Nr-i's - - --rg lis sssss tcuuGuiu ptic n) neurs
sic .ias OF h .a.t..' rE= car senses when
I-i 2tsr ''t.7 g.s.i tgs- restssan health. Yer
Lhsl' Las. si ets 9.-ulr-1-a- nos lien quas-
I"a it N-ff. 20 ..sr -.tr lsue" We hope DIV al.
tisis VII a -la % .- t-le, aud r.pDrgiLs ELECTS
% use For sale o.!
, 1841-07-31

The foIlowing-by whom know not,
neither do | care-musi serve as 4 text TO
my present DISCOURSE
"Tobacco is an Indian weed,
And twas the devil that sowed the seed"
NV indulgent and indulging hearers-of
all the evil habits that have ever been plas-
tered upon the breast Of society that Of chew
inr. smoking and snufhng tobacco, IS the
6lihiest. the most demoralizlng, and the most
inve,erate. Ii was the devil beyond all qucs-
lion who first sowed the seed, and who is
still the sole owner and proprietor OF all that
is. or ever will be raised Of this soul contain
mating vegetable. All the tobacco insPec-
tors in the country are his principal agents,
appointed to see that the traffic IS carried on
TO his own especial benefit-that every pa,
per, package, parcel or cask, is accompanied
with j label bearing the name OF the pro-
prietor in his own hand writing; Tor none IS
Genuine unless signed 'Beel=ebu6, CIorenfoof,
M. I Salamander 81. Internal Regions"
II is strange TO me that mar will consent to
take the ~sub-agency Of this disgusting marco
tic. and deal il out to his brother man, when
he knows that il is as fatal in ITS moral ell.
fects, as a drop Of tu%rpentine, when applied
to the back Of a bed bug. care not my
friends how healthy the fGtus OF mortality
NAV be in the hearts fruitful womb, II tobac-
co be taken in sufficient doses, an abortion
will certainly be produced and barrenness
ensue. q, you vile tobacco worms! hard
know whether it is best to poke you ABOUT
with a long stick Of rancor, or stand iarther
of and rely upon the entIcing powers o'
persuasion. I~expect, however, to accom-
plish but little any way.
NV hearers-to such OF you as are IN inc
habit of chewing, allow me to address my
self. butt end foremost. If you don't leave
off the filthy practice, l shall pu, you down
upon my catalogue Of unclean beasts, TO %
stunned and avoided by all decent society.
Il is a practice productive Of no good what
ever, and fraught with more evils than .
~scavenger's horse can carry. IL rehaers
v,,r carcasses as loathsome disgusting as
those of turkey buzzards; it stains your DICK
sns Moth your teeth and your souls-causs
an odoTiferous stencil to flow c~on'lnuai's
, 1841-07-31

are now conferred, would amour: to four
millions. Then the proposition was made.
in lieu Of bonus, to reduce the tax on the
public-the usury on the Bank issues--to
five per cent. This proposition obtained a
strong vote. Among them was TIE vote Of
Mr.. Tyler, and the present Presitent, Mr..
Mangum, and others of that sidc--ibe honus
was then carried rs the puioia> OF the
Bank. Now there was I'D bon moved,
and the reduction Of the interest to the peo-
pie opposed. And the charter allowed the
dividends Of the Bank to reach seven per
cent. per n before any surplus could
fall to the Government, this makes the stock
as profitable as it has ever been in a Nation
al Bank monopoly, and yet all former remu-
nerations for this beneficial monopoly on the
part OF the moneyed aristocracy, are omitted
in the present iuprorsd charter. Mr.. Ben
toms amendment was lost.
, 1841-07-31

B. 2 oh. 10, 1T. 1t is a mistake to suppose
that a soldier is bound to do any act contra
nv TO the law Of nature, at the bidding o.
his prince. But if he were, he must endure
the evil Of living under a sovereign, who will
issue such commands.
The following are the concluding para
graphs Of this important opinion:
Suppose a prisoner Of wal to escape, and
that o. his uay hor and before he crosses
the line, he should set tire 10 a farm house
in the night and kill the inmates; is there a
doubt that he might properly be convicted
either Of arson or murder? When a grand
jury have charged that a nan has committed
murder in this State, | can imagine no case,
whether the charge relate to the time OF O.
pen public war or peace, in which ne can
claim exemption from trial.
II he show that he was in truth acting as
a soldier in time Of public war, the jury will
acquit him. The Judge will direct them to
obey the law Of nations, which IS ~undoubted-
ly q part OF the common law. So 1t the ac-
cused were acting in defence against an IN
dividual invader Of his country.
But above all things it is important IN the
latter case, for the jury to enquire whether
his allegation of defence be not false or colo
rable.
They cannot allow, as an act Of defence,
the wilful pursuing even such an enemy,
though dictated by sovereign authority, IN
to a country al peace with the sovereign OF
the accused, seeking out that enemy and Ia
king his life. Such a deed can be nothing
but an act Of vengeance. 1t can be nothing
but a violation of terrltory,a violation oil
the municipal law, the faith Of treaties, and
the law Of nations.
The government Of the accused may ap-
proved diplomacy may gloze, but a jury can
only inquire whet her he was a party to the
deed, or 10 any act OF illegal violence which
he knew would probably endanger human
life.
If satisfied that he was not, as ] sincere
" hope they may be upon the evidence IN
the case before US, they will then have the
pleasant duty TO perform Of %pronouncing HIM
no. guilty. But whatever may be their con
illusions, we feel the utmost confidence. tina,
the prisoner, though n foreigner. will have
no lust cause TO complain that he has suffer.
ed wrong in the hands OF an American jury
At our hands the prisoner had a right tc
require an answer upon the facts presented
by his papers, whether in law he can proper
Inv be holden TO trial. We have had nc
choice bu, to examine and pronounce upon
the legal character of those facts, in order to
satisfy ourselves Of the bearing they NIGH
have on the novel and important questier
submitted. That examination has led to the
conclusion that we have no power to dis
charge the prisoner.
He must, therefore, be remanded to TAX
his trial in the ordinary forms OF law.-lAr
gus.
, 1841-07-31

SELECTED ToAsrs 4TH july WoRcEsrEs
Nasty Col Davis, Of Worcester. Wing
Reform and Relief-Turning out Of place
honest men, and appointing pipe layers and
men who do not pay their debts to Office
additional taxes Of twelve millions annually,
a mortgage of many missions upon the labor
and the property Of the producing classes
in the shape Of a funded public debt-and
a National Bank to enable plunderers to
live upon the earnings Of the industrious,
and dishonest politicians to obtain office.
By Benjamin Woodbury. Of Sutton
Daniel Webster, Secretary Of State, and
counsel for the British felon Mcleod case.
By Henry Earle. Henry Clay's plan for
a bank--A chip Of the old bleck-the De-
mocracy know how 10 repeal a bank char
ter as well as the Wings did solemn con-
tract made with a printer.
, 1841-07-31

The lips of the righteous feed many; but
fools die for want OF wisdom.-Offe Branch.
, 1841-07-31
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The foIlowing-by whom | know not,
neither do | care-musi serve as a text 10
nv present DISCOURSE
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-05-04

AN lNAUGURATIoN INCIDENT. The
Philadelphia Chronicle tells The following
story of two Boston BOYS, who "putup" at
Browns Hotel on the night Of the Sd, and
were banked in a lark room:
They were quickly csconccd between the
sheets, and, we doubt not, were busIv sno-
ring in few minutes. The morning Of
the lth broke bright and glorious The sun
rubbed his eyes, washed his face, put on a
clean shirt collar; bells were sending forth
n merry peal; cannon were Believing them
selves hoarse; and Inc mass ofhc multitude
were vending their way 10 the Capitol. Our
heroes slept midst all the noise and tumult.
The ceremonies were over, the people
had retIrcd.to dinner the grand display was
past, and many an aching head was pres
sing the pillow when sumo surprise was
manifested by the chambermaid of the no.
tel atthc non-appearance Of the gentlemen.
Beds must be made and chanbcrmads can
not wait with patience. Sambo, the head
servant, was despatched 10 the room to see
what was the matter. He knocked loudly
at the door and was requested to come in.
Halo, SnowbalI,' said the one on the
front side of the bed; 'all alive in the
streets, ch! much going on, breakfast reo,
dy!
No, massa, they've got through going
on, and supper is on the table,
How the two gentlemen felt, and the
stran e words they uttered when thov as.
ccrtaincd the length Of time they had slept
and learned the ceremonies were over. we
leave TO the imagination of our readers;
but of one thing we are assured that at the
next inauguration neither Of Them will sleep
in dark room.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-05-04
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