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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-16

] see it announced, thn, Lord Morpe,h and "Bs.'
wall be here on tie 22ad, on which occasion II is
expected That Bal will be given, as q mark of 70
spect, 10 the two disHgg jishsd individuals. With
regard TO "Bo=" ] conceive that it is due 10 him
10 tender every mark Of respect due TO individual
who has contributed so largely 10 the nmuseme NJ
and edihcGtiOn Of The reading community as the
works OF that celebrated writer hsve done: his vii.
tings evidently show an insight in life and human
character oqualling the ShakspeaIisn day, and ev.
dences the fact that the author is endowed with n
noble, phianihropic and humane heart. But, sir, to
couple such an individual with Lord WoJptih ia
;an'amOunt 10 an euciIoneer coupling on inferior
and worthless article with superhne and valuable
one. with view Of effecting sale OF the former on
the known good character Of the latter; no pr, thew
will not compare together. My opinion OF % ~
I have expressed. BIZ, should Lord Morpe'h visit
this city, his every action should lie watched with
jealous eye he is an acknowledged abouonist,
an inve crate enemy 10 our Southern Institutions
one who, on his arrival in Amefic,, could not re-.
strain his inordinate passion for universal emane-
pation,-but places himself before IN nboliiOniat
fair, and then and there exullngly proclaims his
warm feelings IN favor Of the annihilltinn Of those
rights guaranteed to tho South by the Constitution
OF our country; ond yet this Lord morpc'h is 10
claim our homage: We must bow down our heads
to tho earth and worship this ghty Idol and this
/ Ind who would PROSTATE US, ard eXut in the de.
prlyaton Of our property, even o. the expense OF
/ life. IL 10 time this alteration OF foreign nobility
/ should cease that we should be s1iisfed with on,
| Republican manners and habits and dve,t ouy
minds of the ida thai We must psy homnzc u an
| Aboiiuons', JeeVss lie is a British L9rdi
| C4UTTOE
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-16

~ la reference TO the Statements copied into
The wh'x, yesterday. from The Bal,imore Patriot,
with respect to the unfortunate occurrence in J,lr
son. aud the rescue Of Me- Cane from the civil nu.
'ho"''e', VIC are requested by n gentleman honi
That county, who WAS present. to say that the ac-
count evenly tic Frederick tMd.) paper i, gross
~ exaggerated and overwroush and tia, the 1t. to
mcnt made by the eitxsn, Of jefferson is sub,,an
tally, and as far as it goes, literally true. He fur
Their assures US. TIA, these gentlemen are men Of the
highest resPecta6ility. and that Mr. Crane, so tr
from being d;spsrado and bully, is a gentleman
Of high honor, and esteemed by all who know
him.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-16
"Fott.y Criu,,p OF poeotop,ss

We do Mr Grimes tho justice Of giving his own
version OF his conduct and opinions. We mus, say,
however, on The authority Of several members, that
he has frequently said, during the session, that he
intended to vote for Judge Summers, and gave them
TO understand, that he preferred the Judge to oil
others. No ono heard ofany change Of his opinion.
until SataFdiy morning, when lie was suddenly
seized with violent affection for Mr. Stevenson. II
1t be not an intrusion, we would ask Mr. Crimes
wha, produced hs sudden convefsion7 WHY did
he abandon Judge Summers, whom no had been
protesting TO support MI the session, and oil at once.
become so oulrsgsously enamourcd Of Mr. Steven.
sonl
We observe, thai the Editor OF the ENQUIRER AZ.
fects TO deny all agency in this conversion-O no
word TO him. Did he not stand by and pa, Mr.
Crimes on the shoulder, whilst Mr. - o1hor,.
ed the good old soul" TO become the Democrats
lo1deR To stand forth, and take Mr Stevenson
under his wing, and to show to the world VIVA, vas,
influence he possessed by electing hi, eand.ds,.,
We repeat did not The Editor listen to conversation
Of this kind, aud did lie not add his entreaties, to
jolly slap upon tic shoulder; "como old fellow
show yourself gallant and successful Ieods1 You
ore the man 10 win the racelp
TO THE EDITOR or THE ENQUTRER.
The Richmond Wbig Of this morning is pleased
TO mike the following remarks about myself:
The Delegate from POcah.nas t"ois Father Crime
ag "a Oh 4Ou"i wh0 0u tho beginning ofthc fcf of
upto Ssiuriy m,rniut, h,ihosn consi iefed neidss
| friend 20 lulfc gInmtrs-bccauso Judge y ual m,
favoro with himself AMI bis constituents va put W {,
nonnat8 hr Stevenson The pait Which, 10 said ~,
veteran int -ucr NJ hc Enquirer borc in tho getting
~ This cruel au isgusng isTcc, shall forboir 10 d.
taf.-Ln0ug that iiuE 10 a5crfce tho uciefa,
from -luuna1 andfh@ Wishes pf tc people ofa t0nr
IT, 70 subretvc the sofs ambition ofthe Jurto H. ia
done bo:li, however, without mpshng his Object
! assert Tint such is not the fact, end nosst
pledged myself TO vote { judge Summers. 81
that have over said was, that III could not get a
better Governor, should DO satisfied that Judr,
Summers should be TO Governor. The Rim oat
Wing IS also entirely m snken IN supposiny, that
have sacrificed my constituents by the vote that
have given. On the contrary, ann salis fed tha,
an bot carrying out their own views, as remark
cd should do in my nominating speech. am re-
presenting strong Democratic county, AMI every
body knows that Judge Summers 10 a Whir, Al.
though as a gentleman, ] esteem him highly. tn,
Wing does mo greS. Injustice 10 spppo,ing, ,hs
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-16
lord .N,rp.M-.M,. Rl,e.i, ant III. .asam,.

Lord -N1TPfh Mr.. Richie aud M. adams
His LoTdshp eft the city Monday evening, for
the South. We ore indebted TO the Enquirer for
his doiags and sayings whilst here, and also for
brief biographical sketch, with an uncticus ausion
to the blood OF al! The Uowatis." Your Democra,
is the true and loyal worshpper OF the aris,ocracy
the world over and there was no exception TO The
rule, in this city, tina; We heard Of They who
profess the creates, love Of equality, were they who
were chiefly ambitious 10 touch the hem Of his Lord
ships garment.
Tie lauda,ions lavished upon his Lordship by
the Editor OF the Enquirer, very forcibly reminds
one Of the magical influence Of blood ard titles
upon the affections and iajgmen, OF the s,aunches,
brAwler for universal equality. The subject pre-
seated itself the more forcby to our mind from II c
fact, that one paragraph contained a most violen,
and vindictive attack upon MIR Adams-nnd the
next exhausted eulogy upon Foreign nobeman.
The former, on open and avowed opponen, Of the
Aboitonsts the latter had barely put his zoo, IN.
on our shores, before he attended nm Abolition
Fair, and bade the incerdiaries "God epeed ~ in
their glorious care - Yet the title and blood OF
this one obliieEatcs all remembrance Of his Abo.
lti'ni'm-whilst forty years services 10 his country
and an Lvowed detesta.ion OF tho Abolions.s, can.
not save the other from The harshesi denuneiaionr
which the language supplies. Th, is u specimen
OF tho sincerity the democracy, if you please, OF
this rampant ahti-aLoionisi and brawling De.
moerat,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-16
rro,n Tie Alea,ndria Crrc,,e ofr.h a

The Mndsonan says. tbs, "under tic cireum
stances OF hs election. MIR Tyler was pledged IN
neither of the great cen'cnding parties" have
seen noIhirg to cqua. tbs. Pray, if he had mo-,
been pledged 70 Tho wings. how could h, ever lave
9een IN situation where eireumstrnees would have
brought about his election as Psesden,1
The Globe informs the vlt.t, lint tho ,b,,,,
OF Mr. Dlwson Of La. 10 Mr. Arnold, Ia. I, ali n.
did no, behave better he would 1t his throa, fror,
ear TO ear" WAS "merely 10 preserve order ard de,
e1rum, and grew out OF regard for the dignity of
the House WILD.
Ma CurHBtRr or GEorGrt.-There hns been
great inquiry in the Georgia papers to his where
about 1t IS said he lives III the ro,d. does no, send
to he Pcs: Office hut once N three months, and has
not yet head that Congress is in session. II will be
no great lose. II he does 20 TO the Post Ote till
next July. 10.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-16
n1cnuonp. Tu,,d,n. 1ilh - ls.

Mr. Ediior-1 hnd, on referring to The letter,
which had received from fiendi in Charleston,
that Gen. Hamilton had visited New Ofieurs on Nj,
way 70 Tsxas, but merely FOR dly, 10 obtain the
frs conveyance 70 that country lie had intended,
j, 10 sta'ed, 70 have proceeded on without visiting
the city, II any opportunity had offered 4 / had
o. Understood the mlttcr-bul this IS d r, nrort
ancc 10 the general view or principle II case
as he was his'sning, with the uimos: d-sr-,et f
arrongt his Texan negotiations arr o. .. .....ts
ne speedily as possible. Yet, IS Some cly.i Or *
eenion might he token A. even ifhing mistake OF
inaccuacy IN minor circumstances by oaptous OBJ
jec,os, will he obliged n you will correct the er
ror, however slight It's importance IN reference I,
this painful 1uestiOn.
Very respectfully
Your obedienl servant,
PHOCtON
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-16
crre'pendmet Of IA. Courier ana Enquirer.

WAsuNcrOs Fe'. 10, 1919.
There is curious misunderstanding ex'sns
jus, now bstween the President ani Governor Po;,.
dexter. Tie l't,c-. (who, by the way has 10 nall
along Candid I, fos the embassy to Mexico
this day eonfrmed 10 Hon. Wadiy Thompson
J") came on here with buds t OF matter relative to
the New Go.k Custom House, which he was snx-
ious to open before his Excelleney. He called
several times a, the White House, bu, always
failed in seeing the President. who mado an excuse
Of being engaged. At last he became Sffton,ej, and
to-day iee- Giving IN invitation TO dinner at the
palace. he abruptly refused TO accept it.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-16
.Nsp York .lIirrar.

The number OF thi, popular AMI entertaining
Miscellany, las. week, con ansd ma sni6eent en-
craving, with pecan ,hereupon, by Barry Corn.
wall.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-16
MARRIAGES..

| On the s'h inst, by Elder jones y. Taylor Mr.
Edwin NJ. Wells, TO PAMELA Higgins both Of this
City.
On the ii,h inst, by Elder James d. Tsyor,
Me- Edward II. Syme, TO Miss Susen y. Ddtiap,
iboth Of the county oi Hsnrieo,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-16

others would refuse to receive them, but with the
system Of branch banks, where TIA noses OF al
The departments are ind'sssinninatelY made tees'Na'
BILE in payment ofdsb;s. such plan would be al.
most inopera,iye. III. statement cf the amounts ci
the amornt spece anl circulation o, the dihereni
psrsds Of suspension has already been furnished tbs
committee by this bank
Respectfully Submitted
JOHN BRoCKENBRoUGH. Pnsr
To JokL uoLLEnaS, Esq.
Cha'rmsa Of ihs Cezn,iilse %. Bssks.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-16
immediately srreeedre the Tragedy. nm co,.,..,,
souts instrumental Muse, amt Rccfsons Mil h., -,
a DRAMATIC oL,o.

SUEU, NIU MN stIecIlOn- iTL nm he m,,,,r.
r,,,., ny Mo OPT.
Ca MoniaY high, was must 'nihua atneay r,rcxai \"
N"AIon VIII be mide IN ttr prtistn anec 10 ,i,i
MLtdrAiioN-f"eks have At We all, or the Pc. -.
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idl aud appropriate Osvailan GO, ,u,ne. A,ss sYRrs
'oaic soNG-"nsi ate moIais mate a. ri,, ,in.
=" '''s CHAPLAIN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-16

In the United sia'os CouI ~ Eastern Disidet Of
- 49,. - glui. February 18Th, 1872
ITRhNCIS BAPTIST, Of the city 81 Richmond having
hcd apeuton PRAYING riat nc my bc declared bank.
ll - ordered, that all persons claiming 10 be credt
ors oI hs said Faaeis Baptist show court
INC 81 lay of march, next why The Raid Francis n ptst
DC not DECLARED bankrupt pursuant the Con
arcss We that behalf and that copy II this order be pub.
rules % court.
Copy-Teslc,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-16

In The United states Cou Tor the Eastern District OF Vr
/ -- glnll, February 10 h, lSt2
tDMCND BROWN, OF tho city Of Richmon5, haying
- Ned petition, praying that he muy he declared
bankrupt. II u ordered HAT all persons cliinng 10 b.,
cTcdliora OF the said Edmund nr0wn show the
court on ihc 81 dry of March uext Why TIC said Edmund
i.roWn be not declare bankrupt puIsusn The 81
'onsEess tn q at behalf aud that copy this order 10
rules II court.
Copy-To,ie,
feb Is wJw henry GTRsON Cls
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-16

Nruen ~ thu dsirs uishel suhor and dr,,ns,,., A
uaashr, LtYr AMI pis, cd la Ion,ol and IN v.i,,us
'"''N OF Va, 'A1ei s|es With unlimited approval.
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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-16

IOHN KING, OF the city Of Richmond, havpf filed ne.
tiiion, praying iyt he my he declared bankrnpi; N
Ia ordered that sllpersons calming be creditors Of the
raid John King show tho the 50 iay OF
Man ch next, why the said John King be not icelaIed
bank uPt pursuant the Of Congress in that behalf
and that COPY Of This order be puhhed In the newipi
pers according 10 the 22d and 9th rules OF court
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In The United States Court the Eastern District OF Viz
/ - - gals, Fehtusry Ill., 1872
plCHARD n. sANNAY, Of the city OF Richmond hav.
~ ius flied petition, pray ing that no may lie declared
bankrupt Its ordered that all caun- be ere.
doTs Of The ssii Richard u. s'nxsy show The
N'"uTt on tie I'D dly Of March why The sail Rich.
~ Sanxay hc not declared bankrupt pursuant 10 the
act In That bcaii ard that copy Of thi. orr
ne pubs In tho newspapers according 10 TIC 22I aud
/ 9th TulGs OF court.
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paoiish tire 3 &c. J. GRIMES.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-16

Ia the Unite States Cour for the Eastern pi,ict of y,r
- - einit. February lah, lSi2
ERNNHLiN sTEARNs, OF The city OF Rchnond, having
ted pcdon, prsyin- that hc NAV be L,nl
rIp NisorieT.h that all persons claiming TO be creiinrs
81 e fsi Franklin stearns show the couii tho
I'D day Of March ncx why the said Franklin seains 10
nodscated bankrupt pursuant 10 the Of COngress In
tat BEHALF sud that copy OF this order be pubahed in
the newspspors according the 21i 9th rules of
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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-16

n i- uni1ed STATE Court for thc lsern District OF VII.
- ,-, - sin ., February 18th 1872:
EFokGE MEGRIAM. of the city OF Rienrona havi .,
~ MED petition, praying that he may be declare a
hanktunt - o"lcTci, that oil persons caul.nr IN
Of he said George Merriam show to tho
court onile 'Jt day oi March why tho salI ,oTgs
Merrau tc not dcclaIeds BANKRUPT piirsnnr 10 M, ar,
o' Congress IN that behalf, and shat copy Of lhis o.r
bs c In the newspapers according the 22d and
2ith rules OF court S
Copy Trsie.
10 l6-wJg HENRY GIBSON
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-16

ln tbs Uned States cout, for tic isern DFfct ~ VII.
~ - gnl1. February ~, ljil
WILLL Is :, WAKEFIELD, o. No ~ Of Rchmoni,
iccstti1 bankrupt His ordered hat all pcrson ella ia
to be- cTcdi 'is Of The sSd willard Wakefield cause
g. Tue court on tie 23i duy Of March ncG why the sad
Will rd Wakefield be- not declared aukrupt pursuant To
tic act Of Con-ross ~ that behalf and that copy Of this
ORDER h~ Published Ia Tho newspapers according 10 tho
22J and 9th rule % court.
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