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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-14
N % 4 &c IL.

IN FRIDAY, August 9Th, we shall commence taking
~ passengers o IynebuTg To Ty River, by the packet
no1,s from lenee TO yIehbnrs by stages Days Of leav
ing Richmond rs formerly viz; Ga Monday, "Wednesday
gure at our olIiee at the head fthe BASIN.
an2 q DOYD. EDMOND & DAVENPORT.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-14

n "
TIE wiuter Of Lectures iu this Insifufion ria
commence on Monday, the Dist Of October, and con
John EULER w. D. Professor cf Theory and Practice Of
and Therapeutics.
X. .. Bohannsn, " n. Professor Of ob.teres and
Diseases Of Women and Children.
logy ~ '"''''
Aus. Warner VI. D, Professor Of Surgery and surE
cal Anaiomy.
: MauPia, NJ D, Professor Of Chemistry ana Ph.r-
Professors Cullen anil Warner, will each deliver two
Clinical Leeurcsa week IN the 1nfrmary at the College,
Professor J0hnson two week the Aims House; and
Professor ChambeIyne occasional Lectures the Penc-
Tertiary and Cy Hospital, interesting pfessnf
themselves These institutions furnish large humber N
nsructve eases and the Numerous Clinics Iecturon 10
~ % which the Sudent will be Admitted wthout charge
viii ahord him rare advantages fof becoming acquanfed
With the types 81 southern Diseases, aud the
epproprate treatment The surgical adm tied into
tn College lnhfmsry aofd the Professor Of surrery on
portunues Of performing m'ny OF the Aasr and Mnor
operations before the class.
The aetca 1f the study Of practical Anatomy are IN.
any where Tns niafsri for dissection s most
ample. end the e1tcuFve Auafuuical Museum afor-
81 with healthy and morbid preparations
THE Chemical Apparatus aut collection Of specimens In
Matcra Mcdca very coupeis ~ 6ns the Tnaiituoa
ouers lccs iof he Prosecution Of Medical stutes
surpass 20 BY shy similar Institution In this country
Fees go To csch Professor.
The price OF RoWd inciuhnE fuel Hrhfa Servsns A.
tentsnoe &C is from % 70 TO IS ~ per week.
AuG. l. WARNER,
ln ~ c1tw8fn u an of me Fscniiy.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-14
A Gard.

1TEssRS. N. ,. sMEAD sndHP LEFEBo RE viii on
vi the iu Of October net open English and Cass-
cal school r boys The house recently occupied Mr.
scahrook IN tots school Will DO taught ihoronshly
sud sysfcmlcaiy, the usnd English Siulica the higher
ruagcs and Litsrsfurs.
also Of Modern Languages, tho French, Spanish and
tnas l7r nc session Of 10 months those pursuing oaE
buaNsh studies, a82
Beginners 10 Latin 70
Those reading Classical Authors, 80
rtudents who take French Of the ohor modern
anfutres viii psy eNirs charge % e!5 per aunurn.
Csroll tentoa viii be paid 20 the formauon Of good
practical hsnd.wr1nE.
~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-14

- oBERT HILL has 10 store, consignmeht-
IL HOl kegs Nails assorted numbers
~ Pl0ughs Of various patterns
~ boXcso Tobacco pound Lumps, and les
dozen Chairs, Cane seat and Wood bottoms
Rocking Chairs, Sctecs and Counting House 10
dozen Collars OF Baldwin make
10 cases Of specie Jars, Lamp and Lanterns
large invoice OF Colngnes. Fancy Soap, &c
large consignment OF Glass ware OF Gasses Drug.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-14

So&ARs AND COFFEEs AT AUCTION.
on Friday :he l6h instant 10 O'clock in front Of our
Groceries viz: ---o'u"eu' oi
I'D hhds prime Porto Rico Sugar.
= DO good Orleans do
- DO Canfeddo
~ do first quality - Crofr do
gig bags prime green IAguyra Coffee
80 % Prime 10 common Rio
100 Java do
~ uercea Porto Rico do
10 bids sites prime Bacon
" boxes single loaf urnr 51gara
lol round boxes new Cheese
. casks do
loo boxes Soap
los do Tallow Candies
pa DO Sperm do
20 pacsagcs Teas
F ~ ue:ees all and winter strained Sperm ouE
~ 20 boxes Manufactured Tobacco
together with ofgood ana eorauon uh,s.
Key, brandy, gin, wines. etc ~ '''A
credit. '-' S~'N '0ut "onahs
sc Il DUNLOP, MoNCURE IL CO. Auct.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-14

ME aGe this occasion to give notice that we keen con.
w sfanily on hand, stoves Crates and Cooking Ran
Of all kinds, That generally used iu this maj
Of our own manufacture, which we will sell reasonable
,eIl,s' also Moit AgilcuinIa furnaces for steamnf
prices sncI aiding the expenses a. our Tin, Stove and
Shcat Ton Mandatory the Bell Tavern where an
kinds Of work n our line, will be done tho most rea-
sonabic terms aud AZ the shortest notice. Roofing with Tia
or Copper, Guitcring etc u 3 G X WELLER
% n Nfcbr,cnd ".
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-14
FUTURE DAYS.
BY DUNLOP, MoNCURE & CO.
r Sc COTTAGE

At Auction.
On Ihursday the 18th OF September n II o,ei oek ON
ne premises viii re sold, thai desirable country r,.i.
" nc m the county OF Hanover within miles Of the City
o. hIehulond known as ROSE COTTAGE, and nov oe-
upsu ~ yrs richardson, containing ABOUT 4l1 acres VI
Lahn e1ou two.thirds OF which are cleared with rood
aIse vIneyards and tho usual improvements
eteePa Barn which has recently been disroyed b. Ere
and situated not tar from the OF the
Turnpik Road. e"-'sSss'h'o
chaser, bearing aterest. ~ e P1'
su - ID, Il Co., Aucts
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-14

DULvERIsED pumIcE sToNH.-A large
Il supply Of the above on hand, ani Coz sale By
BOLTON a HARRISON,
JUS Corner above the Banks
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-14
REDUCED FARE.
RICHMOND rREpERIcKsBunn AND POTOMAC

NOTICE.
FREIGHT REDUCED.
meeting the President AMI Directors ofthe
n moud, sshurs aud Potomac Railroad Gonna
N.Y. ON the 10th day Of March, 1872
hcsolped That the following reductions tho OF
Freight between Rchon aud certain points the Lou
sa Railroad be, and they hereby take effect
from The iJth day Of April ncxt-vz;
IN OIdiI-ono cent per hundred Iounds from Freto-
ricks Hall and third Turnout. AMI cenls from
Louisa z. H., TrcVillisn's and Gordonsvills.
On FlouT-Two cents per barrel from Gortonsvilla
On SGh-Two cents per sack third Turnout four
cents TO Louisa Courthouse, Elk cents Trevans,
ten cents 10 t;onlonsVille.
On Beef Pork 0'.d hishPer barrel 81 cen,s,o Frede
Icks Hall. cens 10 third Turn out, cents 10 Louisa
Courthouse ~ censto TIeviians aud 10 cents Cor.
donsvile &. w. MACMuRDo,
mhH Treasurer.
ETNA FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF HARTFORD, CONN.
AGENCY RICHMOND, Va.
tHls Company incorporated in tho year 1878, with
Il perpetual charter and capital Of c2OI010 and In.
sures against loss damage by lire dwelling houses
stores, manufacturing establishments, household frni.
nrc, and merchandise In general the favorable
terms.
ANY losses which the Company may sustain on ris1ues
aken At this agency will be adjusted win promptude
literally.
Applications for insurance the renewal &c poleies
may be made TO the subscriber who has been uy ap.
pointed Agent for the City OF Richmond and vicinity
. VI. BALDWIN, Agent.
~ Under the Exchange Hotel
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-14

NEW FALL AND WINTER Day GOODS
~ ECElvED BY recent arrivals from the Norh large
ani general assortment % FOREIGN and Domestic Dry
Goods, bought al unusually low pcces Be soh n
small tdvsnce, for cash. those that VIII
pay theiI bills presentation.
THO's DELAWARE QUARLEA
Gtanto Front Hml.hnf, n street. shoe hoe Hlh
Richmond, September iPIh, tet2 20 " MAf3w
A UGUST NUMBEHs Young Peoples Boof an7
n Peoples iitrsly wed frr subscribers
No fWashingfonians, The Drunkard's Wife-Price lQf
%a NV RANDOLPH 90,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-14
BY INLOEs q BR0THER

u FANCY, GOODS. WATCHES, sc.
"wednesday evening. Sept lih. N oclocf ~ I'm al.
al suction 10 close suudfy Ennenis i,r,.
OF Fancy Goods, Cutlery, &c. In part ''"..a
freaeh fancy Soaps-Ccrman silver noe a, co,,t.
Linen shr. coliaTs-Rr sasipins In variety "'
German steel Handsaws-Cau Hanmers
Extra KID DOlls-Tuys Nariety
Ivory fine Conbs-Hemmns & son's Nee,IIe.
DIN, poeke., and pen Knises-shavinr Boxes
Crsyon Peneils-fancy Boxes
nup.Amerean Sexing SIX
Ruled Cap Paper-Fam Bhies-yiolia.
German Cologne In fancy bctIes
enuh Boxes-Lookirs Glasses
E1ra Steel Pens-Sessors
L So
several Gold and Silver watches soms af vhi.h 80, :,
superior quality. Sale without Teserve "
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-14
REsTRICTIVE. sYsTENI.
PREMIUM PLoUCHs

ME again respectfully call the OF our farmers
w 10 our assortment Of the best Fioighs in
This eornhy. In the last June number the Culfivaor
NJ Beenent pronounees the best plough he tried
We have sold them 10 OF the increduous as
well prejuiocd farmers In state, who have very
Reluctantly lowing 10 ther prejudiees pronounce the
precise Plough wanted.
They will 10 thiri per day and ou,wear
any Plough with which acquantc6-ihe price being
the same as the Inferior Plough, there bc little risk In
making ia OF etn knowing do, that il is only ne.
ccss1Ty 10 give thom trial their by every
farmer ia our stale. GRETTER & PEAkE,
auf u doors below, ne
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-14
PREMIUM MACuIN Es.


Opposite the Medical College, Richmond, Va.
TUE subscriber, proprietor ofthe above establishment,
Il keeps constantly hand. vii furnish shoTt not-e
made OF the best materials and by the most experienced
NofEnen the 4 lowing most valuable
LABOR.sAvryG MACHINES, VIZ:
Fox & DoIlanPs Patent staple Tooth spnns Bed
ThraFhng Machines
Rmmons' Patent chainband Horse poWers, AMI stAoua
~ scIred horse power
Wheat Fans Of the most approved kinds
Brees' PateEt Horse Power Girls; Mills
Parker patent iron cylinder steel spring Corn shelters
Safords Patent Straw Cutters. Bonss Corn Planters
and Castings
Mil Rounds aud almost every other kind OF Machinery
The machines wiz be marked and forwarded 10 order
with printed directions for settns up and working Them
For the in formation OF those with the ma.
the following certificate fIom the PTesidcni the Ayr.
cultural Society OF the county Of Henrco, showing thar
shellers:
In compliance with Resolution OF the Henrico Asricul
iur and oTc uliura society directing President
The same, Awe, when requested Certificates OF Pre-
miums awarded al their Exhibition and Fair, held near
Richmond the 26.h Of May, lsil-l DO hereby certify
proved ThIashinG Machines Wheat Fans Corn shell.
ing Machines, eHhbiedb by h9 at said Exhibition anJ Fair.
ii TURNER, President
those Machines in every way greatly superior all
others the subserSer Is prepared furnish those
mat may desire H. with printed ceriicaes in their favor,
from over twenty others Of probably the best ex
iensve farmers in ihs state refer them 10 hun.
dreds OF others that have s Machines IN use All per.
sons wishing 10 procure these Trashing Machines from
section Of country his Premium Wheat Fans present
season, will please favor him with their orders early
may be convenient that lac be able furnish in
good season.
ap 5 lafn JABFZ PARKER
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-14
NOTICE

NOTICE.
THE partnership OF J. w Randolph Co Is this tsy
i dissolved hy mutual consent J. n 1b,ott b.vinyy
tie concern. The business will be settled
!. w. RANDOLPH,
September 3rd, 1912.
}. w Randolph will continue the business Al the old
oa sI Mas ssd r. Tue aSi @ @ o.
vii be pleased 20 supply the friends Of the old concern
Is receiving his fall supply OF Goods, will cier such
inducements to country merchants, aud all other cash
Soss1 q, IN svsry yarsie,y n superior style
Of making carly payment so as to enable
Nv. RANDOLPH,
AIR ID sanIay's old stand, Main street,
Sc Richmond.
NEW STYLE SILK CRAVATs.
GENTLEMEN h OF something neat In the
STAIR & CO..
SCI Opposite Exchange Hotel
brandy AND GIN II hIif Pipes, ar DO Cog
ID nae Brsndy-2 pipes Gin ioT sale
powDER AND sHoT-Dufo n,'s IIF Powder
seq VI BURTON
sUPERIOk CLOTHING Ar REDUCED
PRICES.
WE have sii on hand Ter sale reduced pricts
w alsrgc invoice Of Philadelphia made Clothing, con,
Superior Dress and Fro,k Cloth Coats, various eoors
Fine 'assimcrc Psuis, assorted
ssiin Valencia, Velvet, silk and other Vests
AT Of which nov ready for EXAMINATION.
80 lNLOES a BROTHER.
FINE CHEWING TOBACCU
NJ arc opening this ming parlelot David HEes
w superior Chewing Tobacco. This LOT been made
Of selections from crop Of extra qualify, aud IS sweet
cned.
iui9 ALEXANDER DUvAL& 60.
CASH ADVANCES male on shipments of FouT,
" aud other produce, % address Of frisuds New
York
sueo LUDLAN, PRESTON 4 CO.
I ONG CLOTHS AMI JnueF Canhfics Iousiaie Steam
IL Mil, Carlisle, aud othct ~ c Lonr Cloths
jones White Cambrics No. 70 -, received and Tor
sale.
sui9 KENT, KENDALL & ATwATER.
TEAS AND CoFFEE.-suietiy pfime Teas aud
A oil Java Coffee for sale.
fTuNNIP Sc ED.-Just rcecivcia flesh supply OF
Il lsnlreih's Tuinp seed, oilho iolosins varicdcs'
Fat Dutch
Ruia Rtga, or yellow Swedish
Red Ton
Dllcs Hybrid aud large Globe
The shove arc warranted 10 be gcuuine and esh To be
hltuf T.. JOHN SION.
ant successor oIyeu Johnston Lyeu.
COMMISSION BUSINESS.
Will attend On tic sale sl kinds e yrouce and So
hcit patronage irorn NY od customers and Trends
subu " DANDRiDGE.
'TODD's FAMILY HACON, ior saic
Az ~ RuYttL MORGAN.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-14
To sCOTTSMES

Ard 10 the Admirers OF Scottish Music
PUBLISHING by subscTip n al a very low prtce an
L elegant edition Of Thonpson's select collection OF
oEna -co'tish Airs for tie voice ld ACCOMPANYING mis- TO
each All FOR the Piano Forte. Violin or Flute &c coulpos
81 Tor tbs work by Pegel Hayden, Weber Beethoven
&C. with AL the most admired Songs, both Ancient and
Modern scottish aud English adapted the Airs and in
endng upwards Of leo Songs Burns. The WORK will
DE upisted IN vols folio each Containing about 50 Me-
10 iies and 10 the 9TH volume will be added very cepoa
/ Burns ~ ~ F0'N-'' VI
The VOLUMES all be furnished at the low price Of az
er volume, done NJ tn very stye-payable on de-
Vcry OF the work will be published In PARTS al 50 cents
each. six parts f'Imng a volume.
. faIt ~ Just publ shed, and be Iyona
nokstoe Main street, where subse ribers names viii ba
received. sci = IyONS Nj :.
BANK AND PASS BOOKe
49, ' i oi nsnk, fsss and Memorandum BOOKS
au2i NV R.Hnorprr ~
kINNE'S KENT AND COMPEyDIUM-
I'hE most Important part OF keut's Commentaries. re.
n uuced 10 questions and answcTg, by Asa Kinne.
Suestons and answers On Law, alphabetically arranged
eieIences 10 the most approved authorities, by AsE
hinne 2 vols-fof sale.
au24 w RANDOI PIT a co
pEhFoHATED HOARD, for wOrsted work, OF
varisus eo3rs, for sale.
au2I Nv R.NDOI PHI a IN
OIb sILK-A supply Ct the above very superior
~ Just received direct from Paris.
RR DUvAL,
Sc Corner below the Banks.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-14

unuclSl4ucu NIel iui sale al their Lumber YARD
Il on the canal near the public Arnory. 10000 feet Of
Iuubcrol various kinds aud sizes-a OF which they Will
sell low for cash, credit Of four months q ns loI
al sums OF ESQ and upwards, for approved negotiable city
PAPER. Persons wishing sizes Oihet than those la the
Yard can be supplied at any time by leaving their orders
NJ tic chcc, allowing sufficient 10 have them brought
Ia from the country. The sfzcs hand consist Of
bark AMI square edge three quarter, and and
hall inch pnc plank, flooring DO weather boarding by
and by rcanng one inch white oak plank uabc for
tobacco bo1cs) two inch willow do. cart and Wagon
fellows half and one inch poplar and gum wood
and post &c. Also so tobacco boxes OF superior quay
an - ELLIS ELLEIT.
GRASS llNEN.-JustGeceivcia lot OF the above Goois
VI az II CuNNiNCHAMs
aul9 Cheap Cash Dry Good Sorc
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-14

TUE partnership OF J. w Randolph & Co Is this day
Il dissolved by mutual consent, J. D. Abbott having
Wthdrawn from tie concern. The business will be settled
~ by J. W. Randolph.
J. w RANDOLPH,
September 3rd, 1872
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-14
NOTICE.

IRON and afteT the 25ih OF April our trweeky line Of
IL Boats 10 lynchburg, will leave Richmond and Lynch.
burg on Monday, "Wednesday aud Friday al o'clock, A.
VI By this Arrangement. are enabled 10 form csnnec
Ton with the Western stages out OF LynchhuTg Our
Sco'svinc Boats will run usual on Monday, Wednesday
and Friday evening AT o'clock, r. NJ. As 70 the
nienec and expedition 10y this route all others going
West from Richmond tile vicinity shall say any
thing but refer passengers ami others those who have
travelled on Boats.
ap23-tf BOYD. EDMOND a DAVENPORT
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-14
BYNCHBURG MAIL LINE.
es; 90 E FL

DAssENoERs for Lynohbufs leaving In tho Cars on
II duoiays, Tuesdays ani Thursdaya, ats ~, reach
Charlottesville tho Same day, and LyuchbutE tho
morning ~ 10 A. ~ 20 Breakfast 10 % hours from Rich
noni On this route Passengers have positive assu
rance Of no detention under any cireunsianceF.
THOMAS SHARP,
isO Agent Of transportation.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-14

A YOUNG MAN, who comes highly rccomm ended. and
"a who hasan extensive and valuable acqua lutancc in
koekbrdcc, Roanoke, Botcouri, and the ueghborng
Counties - anxious 10 obtain situation in rcspecia
ole Dry Goods House in this City Pariicu and refer
cnccs made known upon application
~ - u kENT. KENDALL & ATWATER
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-14

- And possession given 10y the first December
9s3a next auI probably sooner, the upper pat Of the
ESta House on Main street, over the High COnsaOles
--A-,1> Office. Appyt
DIR. GEO. II. HENDREE,
SC " n " street. Shockoc Hill
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-14
RICHMOND MEDICAL coLLEoE.

A n 10 Sill IA supply Ct the above SUPERIOR
~ Just received direct from Paris.
RR DUvAL,
SC Corner below the Banks.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-14

RIea Wai.r 40 aav. m o'eio,i. 4. ~
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-12-19

should be first put into operation, it is the most m-
portan and would most quickly give evidence Of the
wisdom and economy and advantages the route 1t
believed, in ten years the saving to the Department
would than pay for the railroad to say nothing
Of its reduction in the expense it would avoid in our
military operations and the preservation of five hun
dred thousand dollars annually TO our commercial
men from Boston TO New Orleans. The mail by
steamboats, and the connecting railroad proposed,
would be transported for less than any other route
because travellers from the North or South, would
prefer it for safety and speedadd to these, the de-
ghtful climate the whole line from the middle
of October until the first Of June, the season most
travellers visit the South and return to the North, it
is obvious that the travelling community would take
no other route TO Southern Georgia, Florida Alaba-
ma, louisiana and Mississippi The emoluments
thus derived from travellers would make il the int
rest of those seeking contracts for carrying the mail
by steamboats,, to look to the profits to be de-
rived from the passengers and freight than to the
amount they would receive for transporting the
mail.
1t is well known that thousands who pass between
the North and South, rather than encounter stage
travelling hazards, bad roads and accommodation
OctWeen new orleans ana the Georgia railroad, ac-
tually prefer to ascend the Mississippi and Ohio, and
many continue by the Ohio Canal to the Lakes
on to New York and Boston The route through
Florida would be open and never ice-bound.
Travellers would find the passage so easy and de-
lighfu free from danger, difficulty, and fatigue,
that after one trip over this Southern line, they
would rarely be tempted to change it for any other
1t is the opinion Of many intelligent and of some
excellent engineers that the railroad could be con-
structed the best plan for 100000 with all its
engines and cars; the distance will not exceed eighty
miles and through dry level country. If this inn
portant link, to unite the North and the South more
closely, beneficial to the whole Union, should even
cost million of dollars it must be remembered that
in thus uniting the waters of the Atlantic and Next
can seas, the sum is Insignificant when compared
with the great results that must ensue from such an
invaluable work, necessary the general interests
and so peculiarly national.
Your obedient servant.
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UNITED STATES RANK

Every Democrat who wishes to form Just opin-
ion of the obligation of the party to President Tyler,
can readily do it by rehectn! for moment upon the
consequences which would inevitably have ensued
from the re-establishment Of National Bank Let
II be remembered that but for the Roman frmness
add virtue of John Tyler this curse would have been
entalled upon the people for perhaps the next half
century General Jackson, it is true, did the same
act, but he sustained by the party which elected
him while it is the high merit Of Mr.. Tyler to have
dared to adhere to his ongcherished principles in
defiance of the demoniac menace and fend like per-
secution of those who Claimed 10 be his friends
Phil Mercury.
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From he NY. Union

Nos PLUssED.-The editors Of the Intlgencer
challenges to prove that they make professions Of
purity Of motive" We have been long under such
Impressions, but if they deny the profession" or the
practice have right TO urge any thing TO the
contrary. We did think and we were not alone in
so thinking, that the republication Of the gross at
taeks of the Globe the President and his admins
tration had greatly the appearance Of "coalition"
which seemed TO US entirely gratuitous, unavailable.
and uncalled for The charge of this paper being
alone sustained 10y the Government patronage is I'm
true and comes with a marvellous i'll grace from
journal which in its time has received more than a
million of dollars Of the public money, and even with
this enormous patronage" has found great difficult,
IN keeping The paper in smooth water.
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CHAsE's WRITING ACADEMY.

~
Itl and taken a room Pennsylvania avenue
[north sde) Sd door from 10Th street where he in
tends to remain few months. All bad writees
would do well to make immediate application at his
room which is the only place in Washington where
a systematic course of instruction can be obtained
Those who have learned TO write are positive
ly guaranteed good hand in one course of lessons
Lessons given at any time, day at night either
privately or at the Academy. Those making mme-
date application will be entitled to a seat in this
school so long it shall remain open, without extra
charge. For further information, inquire at the Aca
denny, where proof of the teachers superior qualif
cations will be given dec S-tf
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THE EXCHEQUER.

There is manifestly growing disposition on the
part of large majority of the people to unite with
the President and his Cabinel in their plan of a Ma
tonal Exchequer, as laid down in the Presidents
late excellent Message to Congress. This scheme
of finance urged upon the attention of the last
Congress- but owing to the existence of much par
tisan feeling the part Of its members, it was suf
fered to lay over. May not hope that the present
Congress, in the spirit Of patriotism will take il up,
and after impartial consideration, pass it into a law.
The country requires this at their hands.-Phi Mer-
ryu.