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

| AT O'Clock, on Monday motnin- the order "a
make make out Mr Tyson's appointment was IN the
at is, we believe. beyond all di,pu,. that A.,
IL ly Ter made, on SUNDAY, no secret OF IN. fact
V"t Col. Tyson would he appointeJ. tb,t ne h,J
gwen him a Letter to his father which ensured IL.
. rSotS so shocking, and which affect 81 ,Ieeply
| nc character ct an individual We Should moi All
course, give TO print unless sobeflv n.,sn,Iai =,
| IneW Strct truth. II, however in spi,e of All ou,
precautions of inform, ton there should nrs,r IN lie
Sy wrong Sgeravaiion of these circumstance a..
repatntion he requires 81" any
i w"'u' however. Of lhe appointment itself T.
- -. 20 o,en reserved TO military men alone
~ - ''v'eu IRON politicians Its duties (as We
-. ~ " sshuSmen of the Army) can be pro.
Pc'y useharsed only ey military man rbey
are OF great importance as to IN. a,,an. ny
C"'scs' very various, and great eon.eournc. 49,,
,he furnishing equipments and comforts of ~. vi
S' N"'' Tyson may know the names of ,h.
"uo'es I" be supplied; but of their proper ,l.sc,
lion. of every thing that will make Them 4, e. AZ
exact necessities OF the service, he cannot I'm, l.
completely ignorant. lie will necessarily cnn,,',
ms duties to ohers more skilled in the thipy ana
TURN sineenrist or do what will be still moro s.s,.
,u'' IN managing icaorantly and extensively m,
business committed e. hun"
we understand. that CnARLrs +. NJ. G,nsrrr.
t tnc son OF James NJ Gernet,, E,q, Of this Sta;.'
mas hocn appointed by Governor NeDn,ld o.,
ENGINEER of the State of Georsi, We ~,
-.
uonh' but that Mr G. will prove hinSeli ,,or,h,. |
"' me honor which has been paid TO him. n.
gentleman ct hne education, of great moral worth
ct high principles of action. and AN c,,,,'
am aole Engineer. Enquirer.
We have had the pleasure of KNOWN, Al.
W" Toe years. and he is justly entitled to every
e'"','"ent here bestowed uron him. Georsi,
quo not have obtained the services OF an adler
and more iodcCstigable officer.
The Binkrup, Act takes ,irre, to-ssv-,b, o.,
OF feofuary-,he words Of the act bein, "Irop, and
Ghsr the la February"
The Federal Cour, for this Dis,r;c, meet. =, =.
Guy Hall next monday (7,h.l with a view ,o,n,.
he those DESTROYS to take The benefit or u.is A.,
We nrc panied to hear of the death of NJ, r..
''mh H"r's'r, OF BctKley. lie died on SUNDAY
Mornrc, after sbor, illness OF SO hours-r,,n,c,.
ed and beloved by all his aequaintauccs We saw
mm IN this city few weeks since, huoysnt with
health, and We little thought to have to chronicle
his death a, this early DAY.
The Enquirer says:-
Mr.. II. was man og hnc education. of a,,;y c
m'nt, and at various accomplishments. Many
Yeas rave elapsed since he ceased to be candi,te
wi puo.c NE. Inc latter portion OF It has been |
uS'o'cu In MS large iimiy and TO his pryate ofr,s
I was the beloved nephew of Grr.r,i w m |
Ii irrison, the late President % the Uni,.d S,,os
ana he owned and lived at Berkeley, in Ch1rles
OuY county, where Gen. Harrison was bor, |
" nat shadows we are, and what shadows we |
pursue has been said hundred times-but It |
was scarcely ever more strongly illustrated thar in
Tue example IT these two gentlemen Aiont tbis |
Tune last ye1r' General Harrison was prtpari,r 10
VISIT virginia, and the sea: OF his anccstors-crown
ed win honorS, ardent with hopes. and about to nil
'ne h!shes' post IN the world. No one was more |
sr@tihed to witness his succe.s-no mans b,or,
beat So high at the idea of welcoming his Uncle n, |
betke,ey' as Mr.. Benz min Harrison; and nov. |
both ihe Uncle and the Nephew are swept of to |
.he silent tomb! IL is impossible to see vicissi
luue o, 'nis sort pass before our eyes, without the
deepest regret, and a species OF a.,onisbm.n,
"n'ch no words are adequate to express.
years of age" '' VUU