Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-04

4 A mesms,ix.s Aas been snightcnirg the eitiz,n
IT Frederick during the pas, week; hut u takes
cunning fellow to trick the people Of that city.
seem. that they agreed to give The boy upon Whoa
the Mesmsrz-r operated ty dolla's, IL in the mids
Of the experiment he would cat up and declare th'
| shoe 10 be a humbug. Accordingly Eat tho ap
pointed signal the boy awoke, rubbed his eyes,
pronounced 1t an impos;ure."-PniL inq.
Ma. wgssrsA AND Ma SrEscrR MIR. Web
ser declared himself, in his fanenil Hall speech
to be Wing. a Massachusetts Wing; FaneuI
| Halt Wing. Very well, we are glad to hear hin
say be is st,ll Wing, and hope he will prove him
| self 10 be 60.
But MIR Spencer comes out and declares himsel
20 be Locofoco. Both these gentlemen belong u
MIR Tyler's Cabinet, both sustain John Tyler, boil
| beraie tho Wings. and seem to hate Mr. Clay, ye
| one Is a whie the other Locoioco. VIII any on'
tell us wherein they dderf We would also like
TO know whs, Gushing, Wise, and Proiiit eonside
| ihem'elves.-U. s. GAG.
The New York Tribune Of yesterday, contains
statement OF the enormous de!alcaions OF the iate
Loeofoeo Office holders OF the city Of Nes York
prepared under the direction and published by ths
authority OF a Committee OF citizens, appointed &c
investigate the accounts OF Ger am Puohc Ouieers
IL is formidable document, and ought to open the
eyes OF the people Of That city; but will III TIC
prove the party guilty OF cotrueion," said MIR Cal
noun, only strengthens IT'D.
Mr. Cahoun's opinion OF his present friends:
"To prove corruption and abuse only srREsorH'
Ems the Administration in the affection OF that pow
eful and disciplined corps which IL the main 2up
port of those in power and which has, unfortunate
iy, established so commanding an influence over
public opinion."-"Reply OF Mr. Calhoun to the
Petersburg Committee, who invited him to a public
dinner, March, ls35."-R.
A private company Of citizens of Tiogs, Tomp-
KIDS and Broome Co, n Y, has agreed TO complete
the Eric Rail Road between Bingham,on and Fac
toryville, distance OF 40 miles. The sum neeessa>
ry TO complete IL is said TO be $4,000.
A marrisge - reported to have occurred recently,
between MIR North and a Mrs West. IL is ex
pec,ed that they will have rec uar north
squalls, during the winter.
The city election in Wilmington is abou, 10 be
contested, on account Of alledged fraud.
MIR John A,kson has been arrested at St Louis
charged with cruel and savage assault upon a
female who was his tenant. MIR a. was Marshal OF
the District.
U> An extraordinary instance OF voluntary
honesty in a Bankrupt occurred at Binger, Me The
o.her day. A subscriber TO the Democrat piid that
paper white washed debt of 81.
MIR Degrand, an active man and ippan,
talSer, has made a demand of $500 600 upon the
western Railroad Corporation, for services tender
ej. The directors very wisely decline complying
with this request. The stock has declined ia con-
sequence OF this exhorb ,ant demand. The receipts
during the past week on passengers and freight
Wcrc SlS,SSI.
AT the las, accounts from Ds,roi,, Senator Wood
bridge was out OF danger.
Kentucky Tobasea-The Courier and ENQUIRER
OF yesterday says:
"a psblic sale Of Kentucky Tobacco was held
IN the PtGnix Sales Room, when 37s hhds vere
sold by catalogue. This is the first sale of this de-
scfipi'on that has been attempted ia this city, and
was eminen,ly successful. TIE sale went OF with
great spirit, and all in the catalogue was disposed of
at p 81 cents per 10. cashaverage 50 &c per 100
pounds. The principal part was purchased by the
trade"
The Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road is now COM
pleisd 10 Cumberland, Us miles from Baltimore
Wing Barbecue is to come oT at Wilmington.
Delaware, on Saturday.
-7nofhsr dttaul,'r We hear tha, one Of the Lo-
cofOco Canal Superintendents in a neishborins
county has jast emisrated TO Texas, carrying with
him some thousands OF dollars of the peoples mo.
ney. 1, is supposed that not liking the looks Of
the political horizon he took the opportunity OF
making hay while the sun shine-Aibiny Jour.
The Fail FashiOns.-The ladies' have nut off
"those things which behind" and now bury
their Medlcean forms in the cumbrous folds
of heavy msnIles, with an awkward slit in each
side where the arm comes through. Il fashionable
woman, rugged up in her outdoor gear, looks as
much like windmill, or Dutch oven as any thing
else.-E. y .7lrora.