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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-23
DABNEY & CAUrHoRN. An.,,
REAL AND PERSONAL ESTATE Ar
AUCTION


REAL AND PERSONAL ESTATE AT
AUCTION.
EoN ine purpose Of fulfilling the purposes Of deed in
ius' from WIN Staise, Of the courty ~ H.
yer 10 ine mate the l6 dly jane iSiI sud u ,ec
~ the county court cd;e Of Hanover I shall prserct ~
1e a. punhe auction before %. font dor Of the BeI
@ 10 nc CIV OF Richmond The = day Of ms
u'nih Ino'. 20 me highest bidder uron cratIf 81 ~
Lnnirc Jaws for negotiable uu:es with RoAf f9ss
az thc nghi. title, and interest thc said Wn n s,,,sc
AeNer IN and 70 the csie Il his deceased athcr Win
StaFNe BON real and personal which he Is entitled o. =.
""- OF TIE children aut d.y Of SliI VIM Sf,rs. 80
g. ascd being cue nIul n tract Of land lvin, n,
hanover containing. 10y estnsuon, four hundred an a.
ny h'e acres hc former residence Of the said de
ttuei' anl TIE same proportion NJ tnc following slaves
- VII sally aud her children Kelsey and her ebilirc9
msrF g and her Children, ans MaL al The ala
Nlh'b SarScs proportion ard interest in any other o.
arc feaor pcrsona Which may remain Of he es.,f. M
lne saii WIN Safke- deed Also several articles of Fr
Luufe named Ia sai- deed 81 Trust All necessary nfr
nation VII De gwen az ihe time Of sale but selling i
49, - 49,. VT
ie IS DID RI DICEiX ~ Apl.h'
H. ne above property cold on the 2i,b ,l,v ~
January las hu on account 90 the failnre of M,
tr o comply ih The tein 81 sale. viii be sod a,
nc iimc atcsc named. without reserve. j r "
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-23

MORE NEW AND CHEAP GooDs,
Receir ID Tsis Day, by
w. Nj REDirH.
Bohbin Edei"rs
Butterfly, Tp2ecanoe and Mosele Fans
PtuntN Nankesn
Penucntary Plaids
Hughes q Co.'S White Snoal Gotten
Embossed Curtain Muslin
Figi swiss Muslin
FIg'd Black Brussels Nets
Low prce' White 60 ton Hose
IL White Mosquito Netting
fall 10 please
Country merchants particularly invited 10 cal and
tRamnc my stock OF Prints before purchasing elsewhere.
lc y NJ
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-23
AUCTiON SALES
BY JAMES q. LYNCH.
So'R At AUCTION.
50 d o O..
BY iNLoEs & BR0THF -;

gsesses iS 'ans diyls' ~ o'olies vii ..n =, m.
Ntsui. "" PER cen stock OF the ATE %
j. So,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-23
HONE 0P prp.e nm orr

NOTICE
HOUR OF DEPARTURE CHANGED.
10y Tue James River steamers will on and nrcr r H.
ueN c iu,h day OF June leave Rockets al zuur,s
instead OF O'Clock, as heretofore. ~
R,,hoo,., ,o JOHN DAVIS,
~ ""' o ~" Master
NEW STOCK OF GROCERIES.
Iu-Ireeeveda large and extensive assot,m,ni c,s
~ ,es me present deprecated prices wbch viii cn,
~ ~ ~ 70 tch great hafgana We solicit cali frn, 49,,
snu INC public generally before buyipx cse SbeTa
Families, you must call ''' anu piices.
hat ripes pure French Brandy, Rszsraek br,nd,
20 90 do DO 10 OF Otlrd. Dppa, n Coz do
40 DO do do do OF A S.isueuc DO
do do OF do Old Mia Wines
Port, Malaga aud sicily w.nes
Pipe Holland Gin swan brand
w bhls Common do
20 W. and Common Whiskey, ani do Rum
. mus = kico and Orleans Slgars
~ bhls y hieo and " Orleans MniasTes
x, Days Java Iaguyra, Rio ami - Douingo t.oo.a.
- bbls Family and Superfine Flour
~ boxes Tea, 6 10 chests
~ baskets superior Champacne
oooh.s w9olsey Hoolsey's Loaf and single Loaf
io'"p os TOO aud Western Bacon very chesp
cargo OF superior Wood and Stone WaIc
superior article Of Tobacco, and many 9th J., ,,,,
cestoo nutncrousi 10 mention Call aud see for
square below the Old Market.
BAKER q THORNTON.
. ,Amihsr and Hotel Keepers get supplied viii,
bSkStS premium Btters, by the botile OF gallon
- B&T
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-23

Late OF Fredertckaburg
- iusf received sock of New Goods In hi. r.
- coinlfislrf Enfisn and Frcrch C.1fh. ana 60
mofes-l 70 NcsinEs- linen prirEs white end coiores
fnt every lriicc u me line of His trsfc All III ,,i
W .e m'c up nthc ucaicst STYLE ir sur cusousrs
~ 2. sPiLaNN.
lLD WHISIxEY, &C -------
~ lu bh ttit luscaionsa Mhissev
Pm 81 30 Hrmrsrfncr's "A,
- go On Hichaffsoufs 10
Few cases Tomato, Wanu, asi Mushroom C,,s,r- 10,
N'0 70 ~ VI HARRISON
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-23
CLARkE's OFFICE

CLARkE's OFFICE
,v STaud consolidated-Drsws Wilmington. Delaware
etc Tickets 81. 75No.-li baiots w. = o. -O'
Mononsala, No 33-Draws on Fr,d,v =, ,ho r..h,.
.i9tel a. 3. o'eloek VI. Pnzes-sGIO 2c0 i0Sl sd
ballots. Tickets a.. wv ''"0'-0
Iees'urs' Class H. draws at MeIandria C. Saturday.
P5Te,7 SIS o5. lo5ls 55 iooo. 1900 2so, pa, ann
Zoo Zoo, i50O, 100, 1870 1870 izoO 90 Of II16 81
Nos IN and 10 drawn. Teseis $40. '' &C. %
LeeaburE Academy, Class II, Draws a. Ale.,nd,i, on
P5zes-si9,oo, I5.o1 1000 S10 27si. Of oOon Of
90 q, 90 "a 70 100 Of l 20 Of 80 10 so Is Of 500
R-Orders from the country ia any The ,bovs
anJ the dla~inss r,s wv Se promptly s''en ded to,
le % wm. B CLARKE.
u. C.. EGORY & Co
. MANAGERS.
OffICE on Main, 2H1 e5or b>ios Corner Main and
lih streets.
Thursday Evening,
prawing OF Grand Consolidated. No 70 received Cant
IA Aco l2eo 10 Of 100, - of 20, etc rs
Friday Evening, at the Exchange.
drawn. Tickets 81. ~ " 'O'-io
Capital s35,295, making $50 600 nett. IS drawn
- Nos. out Of IS.
Va LeestuIg Lottery Cas- H. for isi2-To he draw, .,
AsSandrs We o. SATURDAY. the 25h June lsi3 Brant
20 10 y 1850, iico l3D Il51 I2s 50 prIze. Of ION
lieS"ls stc' halves 3; Guauers2 90 ~
es.'es OF r1'sssss OF % . W9oles......sl9o 90
10 -.---.do..-... = Qlarters.,.....3 - -
DrsNings sent immediately aGer they are over to
,m J. G. GREGORY CO,
Managers. Richn1ud. Va.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-23

BOMBAZlNES, SILKS, sc.
TlLACK French Bombazncs AZ O. Oh rfGs
- superior BLACK DO assorted qualities
Back Italian Sk do n,
DO Gro De swiss do d,
90 Gro ic Antique 30 40
10 Fr'd Suna DO ,fo
CofdSi'ks hfurcd and plain do III,
Whuc and c1rd Satfins and Gro Dc MAJ,
Srat ami icghurn Unnucfa
naud l1Vca aud arnfci1l Flowers
French and scotch lawns anil Nusirs
Enfl.h French and American CsUcnra
Tho above goods having been purchase each. great
inducements offered ~ ftusc wififrg tr purchase
ALSO,
Cotton Slir'inEs and Sbccuugs, b'strhrf anil uu.
hlclcl 60 cotton Osnthurgs, So. &C fof tar. Hc1pft
= q CtNNf H.fNN.S
Do " Cheap Cash Wy Cnoie s.otc.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-23
j. C.. EGoRY Co
NORTHANI'- OFFICE,

nORTHAM'- OFFICE,
Under ihs EretaHse Boi,L
FnPTUtSGo! FORTUNEslt
~ anu eH'ioh myself out OF the annexed Lotteries 10
be drawn soon.
For THURSDAY Evening rer mail.
Przes-sO,OO. 800. 1851 700 100 M Inn ID -,
w. TO IS' e'e. 10 Nos and u drawn. Tickets a.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-23

,., For Mond'y Morning.
. ie.Shnrg Lottery, Class H. prize Of s359a5 10 5ls
cts slO 'i '''' 20 N"s-i' drawn. Tick
= utders Tor tickets in The above Grand Lottery will
DO met with prompt attention. n adjrer,edt 20
TO, N. srRATTON,
q.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-23

= - y ~ 7 IINNfot YIN AbI NLrS. "a
'MhNih bales - and { . Co ton shirtnrs
Il lO bales 4and6 Cotton shcciinas
10 90 Cotton Oxnahurrs
49, B.cachcd Shcciings, yards vile
The above goods wilt he soii low psr,,,. f. II, -
country are desired local and exsri me al "oh me
80 % CUM NGHAMs
Lac Cheap CASH D-v f.ro.t. So.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-23
PETER FARLEY,

ROBERT .HERRPS MUsEUN
Edited by 5. G. Goodrich author of Peter p.rlo,,.
Tales.
MpNTHLN Periodical devoted 10 the insfr,.,i,, -,
a amusement of the young Of both ssxcs tS ann
Ninsnc WORK OF Tie KIDD ever published and ,t ne
Ell ~ 49, 81 SsSl,g.ons ieceiv-
few OF the Isl and ,nd volumes really bound m -
volume eioh-ior sale at the ap raie Of sI 10 esrh
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-23
BUSINESS CARDS.
COMMISSION BUSINESS.


on snIp BROKER AND CANAL BoAT AGENT.
y" "ahn Suect, mp stairs. door 10 I,n.a.fef
Deadly q Co.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-23
For Thu,sj,v rvo,;r,

ruuaV IN richmond.
=, monongaia LOTTERY. No s3-Draws a, the r,ch,,,,
20 Nos-lu drawn. Tckeiss2 ~ " ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-23

n hEf
J 10 tne study and Practice OF the ACCORDTAN-
w which Is ende svorcd 20 be explained the
.' peti1sWnE upon that beautiful AMI simple i'm nm.
T - ue lsc 81 Figures attached u the Notes a. ?
D o, &C winch correspond with the Keys . q A : q
So we figures placed Directly under ami over ~,
Nuits ln 50 easy ant plain manner even chLIrn
wei as adults, who rc1d fgures can pav ar ,i,i
zone inined ai, ", without any further in.fr1e,g -
ih. oH ertnns gwen iu this BOOK. BY David Riffs- i
t1ill cdinn with improvements lnd al ifions rerei,
Ell ihis DAY, and FOR sale. Puee 50 cents.
To lyons
No.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-23
SUPERIOR PORT WIN
EXCHANGE cLoTnINo sToRp

- SUTENIUN FUKT WINE.
LID and genuine Port in botilcs
10 do do In draught-for sale
Je 10 4 ma ppOTr
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-23
HOUSES TOLET.
FOR RENT.

"a Al the orsioa eth. tenanf .i,he, An. ..A..,.-
el3 ,e. ,cssassse o.,ha .eassni Al Geo, taosp
14tU m n,' .u.t :. ans .iey occupied By Mr. Thos
t-,1 Il. Dnbief The residence Ia nsaflv Ne ~ snd a.
sai,s I , basement 70 Esfrs ant The eosis.s 5 web
- - We a. e. tntio taiion Of small family Po..es.ion
OF juy, " wilhed. Apply on The p.emI.es
- ~ HKFEfI<c
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-23
EOR RENI

A>X - The once on Oh street., few doors above IN.
MiU MsshinEion Hoiel-H Is a eea,ral loca,,,o ana
UIsH Wei suited Tor a prnfes sionai arutl-n.. Pc.
quire Of Sii =. n, ts. l.s, 49,, siars. IA
je2i s' 'ihh"iNS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-23

Ia ,.i nc pwehne House recently oeeupledb by MIAI
r0I8 rr"o~nd e"fner ~ , aud 5n streets. shoe koe
bl3im hi, next doJI Ia Dr. Nelson. This hau.e b,s
- ,. s'ely undergone thorough repair whh haze.
n"' uhlhk room 1nd every neccssary out houae-neid
t 'sifhHe house. stable etc Inc straiioo n ~
siianlc one and well calculated for arre family P,s
jcis u r,y . 10
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-23

STATIONS OFFICE,
FSDbsnh Street.
D"'hs o. SIsnd C1n.elsei Lottery. No 72-June 2otl:
= Z" % % % II 81 ~ Al rs so.
c,, For Thursday Evening.
co. . Tons ,ifaiei Lottery Class "a nr,zs ~ sto
'S'O 10 iooi 100, etc. rs Nos-Ii drawn. Teksi,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-23

a~S, a.S - ALE oNTs-T4..dry,. r,-,,-
Intended for public sale ''"7es mide on G1tds
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-23
STORE EOR RENr

A.Z The store Al pteselt upiet By the srbsr,il
tVhr1 o. 90 Ms'o siroetone ofihe best s,nds IN m.
llsl ely for the dry Goods or any Gle, b1s,nss
- For terms, apply TO
80 JBCUNNINGUAN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-23

.fSE FOR BOSTON.
EsS.slS. ~ TIC splendid ne~ brig vuLTURE Captain
SAGE apply On bard Pcket's wharf q, 10 " pas
- lANE$ FISuER SnNs
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-23
NOTICE

HAVANA StlsAR, LAGUIRA COFFEE. Ne
IN BOXES o. White Havana SUGAR -
w Wbhlso' laztl DO
5Obags ~ Hsutra Coffee
~ 80 ult lava do
~ Do o. Rio 30
ioI0 4 a ~ 'yvtNs,roNs
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-23

fON kfiGtIE OR CuAKItK
RsN "a. saiHns Brig, capable II STOW NO q, .
2kH1 ,u'H OF i'o binds Tobacco, T. ready TO reeeve
HfP'S 10 LYON
I'm Main e., up stairs. neGtto l. Denby a 10.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-23

WARRANTED RAZORs
fNENIIENEN n want OF smooth shave, by calling AZ
" mo subscribers Sore, fni for SALE reduce
nrecs very superior Assortment Of Razors impoue
oicct from the ceebracd manufacturers Joseph Rogers
sous, Wade Butches g., aud Joseph F.ous with my
name Stamped on each blade, and with confidence can
warrant said Rtzois TO be a superior artc'e
] 10 10 TVppu
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-12-01
From The Buffalo Com. Advertiser
DREADFUL, SITUATION.

The Southport CIV. To- American of November
10, says that Mr.. David Wells, of Racine, was Sc
verely burnt few days since being in thick marsh
which had been set on fire and unable to escape
from the flames, he laid down for the fire to pass
over him, when his clothes caught and were nearly
consumed. When found half an hour afterwards
his Northumberland was still fire. 1t is added
that small hopes were entertained OF his recovery
The perilous expedient of the unfortunate sufferer
above spoken of, is that hunters the western
praries not untrequenty resort TO- when expected
ly hcmmed in by the annual burnngs that sweep like
of fire those vast plains but they take the pre-
caution of covering their bodies with hide, when at
hand, as they GENERALLY are, and which they find
sufficient protection from the heat and flames A
green buffalo hide, particularly, proves ample
shield to the PROSTATE hunter, when " like a
pion, girt by fire." An instance of this kind is
graphically and powerfully told by Cooper in one Of
his novels-the Prairie" it must have been.
In the case of Mr.. W., however, the fire was
mnch i"rcer from the greater abundance Of fuel af
forded by the dry tangled marsh, than those of the
prairies, which only lick up the tall wthered grass
and pass onward with the speed of the wind, leaving
behind broad and blackened path Of desolati n.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-12-01
MECHANICAL OPERATIONS OF THE MOUTH

Some of the operations of the mouth are deserving
of particular notice. They will be found to elucidate
several philosophical principles, and attention to them
would certainly have enabled inventors to have anti
cipated many useful discoveries. We have, in a pre-
ceding book, observed that the mouth is often en-
ployed as forcing pump in eJec'ng liquids, and a
sucking one when drawing them through syphons or
through simple tubes. We have lust seen how, if
raises hot liquids, by drawing stream of air over
them and machines, on the same principle have
been made to raise water. 1t is often used as bel
lows, to kndle, and every body employs it to cool
hot vctuals, by blowing 1t even acts as stove. TO
warm our frozen fingers, by giving out heated air
Many make condensing air-pump Of it, TO fill blad-
ders, air-beds, and air-pillows some make an ex-
hausng of it and in all its acts continually as
both in respiration.
How often does it perform the part of a file an or
gan, or whistle, to produce music of an air-gun
to shoot bullets and arrows from the sarbacan and
not 10 weary the reader, when employed in smoking
pipe of tobacco, we see in operation the identical
principle of increasing the draft of locomotive chin
neys by eNhaustion,-i e. sucking apparatus is ap
piled to that extremity of the ue that farhest from
the hre-a device practsed in Europe a few years
ago.-ETbaakS Hydraulics and Mechanics
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-12-01
From the On ~ Sun.
MONROE EDWARDS.

We alluded, a day or two since, to the receptions
practicsed by this celebrated individual in obtaining
the prominent counsel who undertook his defence
lie has truly invented "a new way to pay lawyers"
The following some Of his unique operations on
he subject:
When arrested at Philadelphia he was searched
and check OF $ 900 found in his pocke-book, to-
gether with some money, which were returned to
him. On being committed, he sent for the Hon
George NJ Dallas, the great gun of the Philadel pha
bar, and solicited him TO become counsel for him. and
TO obtain the aid of slessrs Randall and Gipn also
eminent lawyers. In conversation with Recorder
Naux, MIR. Dallas was informed as TO the check and
bank bills and the defence accordingly accepted
The gentlemen did their uttermost, and received the
check for their services, but it was afterwards disco
vered to be forgery. The counsel found they had
been ''come over" and said but little about it, This
was TO pay counsel No. i.
On being demanded from the Pennsylvania author
ties by the Governor of New York he brought let
tiers from Messrs. Dallas and associates highly re-
commencing him TO Messrs. B. +. Butler ]. Prescott
Hall, and II. Emmett three of our principal lawyers
Edwards, of course, represented himself to be per.
fectly innocent, as being the bona fide owner of the
SAB O00 found m his trunk, and as having abundant
means besides and started with giving the odrafts
81 OOJ each, on Mr. NauX as already mentioned, de-
oaring himself able 10 prove an aOi, and that the
money would be restored to him, SC MIR. Butler
declined; but Messrs Emmett and Hail. with Mr..
Price and Mr. Evarts, accepted. The counsel went
merrily 10 work in his behalf and now great Joke.
MIR. Eyarts, one Of the most active counsel had ex-
pended about $50 Of his own funds IN procuring the
Attendance Of witnesses, and providing for other ex
penses. On the second or third DAY after the com.
mencement of the first trial, and whilst the City Hall
was crowded to sufocation, BY persons anxious to
see the gay Colonel aud hear the proceedings Mr.
f. inquired of Edwards how much money he had 10
which the latter replied, about 5000 and that il was
in his pocket-book, locked up in his trunk, at the
prison.
Mr.. f. asked him 10 bring il TO him next morning,
which he promised TO do Soon after proceedings
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-12-01

Mr.. Sully has just completed equestrian por-
trait of WASHINGTON Of the full size of life. The
artist in this picture, has represented the Father Of
his Country in the act of reviewing body of troops
He has wisely adopted Stuarts likeness, witch is the
now universally acknowledged. Washington is
mounted on fine bay horse, with his chapeau in his
right hand, with his arm extended. The attitude is
at once dignifed and commanding. In the distance
on the right of the picture, detachment of Artillery
men in the old Continental uniform, are employed in
firing salute-on the opposite side, part of column
of troops marching to the rear, the front Of
the column being hidden from view by rising
ground in the middle of the picture. Taken alto
gether, think this work is calculated to increase
Mr. Sully's justly well established reputation as one
of the best artists in this country We understand
that there is probability that the Legislature of
North Carolina may become the possessors of this
excellent picture.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-12-01
TCorrespondence of the Baltimore Sun
WAsHINeroN NAVY YARD, Nov. 20,

WAsHNGToN NAVY YARD, NOV. ~, lo42'
A correspondent of the National lntelligencer 81
this morning who signs himself 4, furnishes para
graph from the writings Of Vas Mr adopted under TINT
s9ntleman's administration and the writer informs
us that this information is for the benefit OF the De-
mocratic workiDgmen who so lately beSe the Presi-
dent for repeal of the ten hour SYSTEM" is
deeply TO be regretted that erudite and accom-
plished writer as +. should have been so parliain
the application Of his remarks, for it happens that
the meeting of the workmen were held Uhoily hrs
pecre Of party feelings and prej,dices and so deeply
their interest and happiness affected by the new
order that the probability is no one thought OF either
democracy ,ohiggery during the whole OF their de-
alterations. As evidence of this, would bet two to
one that majority Of the committee who visited
President Tyler and the Secretaries, were rhgs,
(and in all probability better wings than Il. himself
So much for the Partially of t. and so much for ais
heterogeneous effort to give the recent movements Of
the mechanics political complexion. In the next
place he says the mechanics beset" the President
Courteous and dignifed writer! To whom are the
workingmen indebted for such condescension as pass
ing notice. Probably to some scion of nobility having
shoulders graced with silver epaulees but upon whose
noensve head the suspicion of ever having bat
tefed can never rest Or, perhaps some modern Fall
staff, who dwells in sorrow upon royal favors long
since desired. In the next place he informs us that
he is "a Wing" 1t is doubted whether that party
would furnish him with credentials But again, he
says :-"Alen of limited understandings find fault
with everything beyond their comprehension" The
Interpretation of this is, that wise and benefcent
Creator has endowed T. and few of his nobility
sociaes with superior ntellecs to those OF the work
ing classes. Wonder how much phrenoogist would
charge to measure IT'S head' T. next finds fault
with the present generation" Whew because il
'has abounded in experiments and changes" Guess
T. is one Of those kind Of people who believe the
moons on fire. Finally, if I. wants convincing
proof of his ignorance and nsgnifcance, LET
him spend more of his time with the substantial,
honest portion of community, whom he evidently de-
splses.
Now, without intending, even obliquely, to give
this political bearing, advert to The fact that the
committee of the working men from the Washing
ton Navy Yard were received and treated by Presi-
dent Tyler with his characteristic urbanity and po-
likeness; and, in subsequent conversations he has
observed that he receired risit from that committee.
What striking contrast TO the language of T., who
says the committee "beSet' the President!
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-12-01
HORRIBLE!

The Globe, after reading all the Democratic
Senators who voted for the Treaty, out of the
party, is now determined to "unchurch" all the
Northern Democratic members of Congress
who voted for the Tariff. Hear its denuncia-
lion:
"The Globe agrees with every Democratic Sem
ator in unqualified adherence of the principe and
policy of the present prohibitory tariff, forced upon
the country by the Federal caucuses of the last
son acting under the influence of the emissaries of
the manufacturing classes, and members of Congress
directly interested in the joint-stock companies"
Thus with a single stroke Of the pen, the
mock dictator Of the Globe denounces between
thirty and forty Northern Democratic members
of Congress, as "dcting under The influence Of
The emissaries oft manufacturing classes"
and as 'interested in the joint-stock compa-
MES Now these members may PLAGUE the
Globe for this, when the time comes TO elect a
printer
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-12-01

Some men, in digging lately near the village of
Pappenbuhl Denmark, discovered, at the depth of ID
feet an antique barque formed out of single oak tree
and rounded at the bottom. II was much decayed by
the moisture of its bed but it IS ascertaned to have
been 80 feet in length feet deep and q feet broad
at the middle There each side several
holes made with borer but no trace Of nails or any
iron work could be found. On the spot where it lay
there ran in ancient days canal, which united the
rivers Elder and iever. This canal was dedicated
to the god Oegir, the Neptune the Scandinavians ;
but on the introduction of Christianity was filled up
1t is therefore probable this boat had its existence
the eighth, or at least in the ninth century. 1t has
been purchased by the Government, with the intent
of placing il among the northern antiquities Of the
public museum, which contains very few relics of the
navigation Of the aborignals of Scandinavia.