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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-01

Jew DAVID's or HEBREW PLASTER.
u To us extraordinary effects u tho animal fine or
neIveF sanens andmusces lie virtues being rie by
ncsc. - f 500
However good Internal remedy may be- This as an
external apple1ion will prove auxiliary In re-
moving the discase and facilitating cure ir eases OF
ora nhamnauon sehroulous Affection Kings Evil Govt
inhaumaiory and Chronic Rheumatism and in All cases
where fcaied pain or weakness exist.
gentleman travelling Ia south OF Europe and Pa.
estne IA lal heard e. much said ia the latter Mace IN
praise OF JEW DANlIrs, or HEBREW PLASTER and
OF te(as ne consiercd mira .ulous had perform.
ca, thM ne was Induced TO Try has own person
nus dnd var affection, tic removal of which had been the
chle object OF his journey, but which had resisted Inc
GENIAL influence oi that balmy and delicious climate lie
soon iond his hcah Improving. and la weeks his
cough lc num- the salnwncss of his skin his
Ian was and his health hecate pet msnen,y rein
stated since thai time he has been Recommending il 10
MS friends and scqrsntances for al fixed pains Whatever
the side hip, back aud limbs, scroiuous humnrs Knots
wcns, white swelling hard tumo,s still Joints aaue CAKES
agne IN the breast, weakness and pain IN The stomach
weak limbs, larneness. affections OF the SPINE female
weeknessea ~c No femlle subject pain or weakness
Ia the back or aide should he without H.
MARRIED LADIES'
III ueoe,c situations find Iclcf frnm constantly
wearing lhls plaster The application this plaster be-
tween the shoulders has bee found certain $1,000 -
stages IL destroys inflammation 10y producing copious
splraton No physician shonldtr witlpouiit.
For rarcu2rssec bills that accomtanies each no, ant
directions Zach bor contains suffc spread six ar
e'sh plaicrs Price 5Oeonts per box. For sale.
oc ~ nlN cl< A. q. STEVENS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-01
NOTICE.

FROM and atet he 25h April our tri.weeLly line Of
Boats To Ly nohbuTg, will leave Richmond ami Lynch
burg ON Monday. "wednesday and Ffiisy al : oelost
W. ny ihs Arrangement We enabled TO connec.
non with The Western Stages LynrhhurR Our
Scousvic Boats will run usual un Mon,ay sday
anu fnd1y evening at o'clock, r. NJ. Asto the convc.
~, anh ehe'uon 10y this route all others going
west ON Richmond or the ny, stall not say oy
n= on refer passengers and others these who have
travelled on our Boats.
aP 23-u lloyd, EDMOND az DAVENPORT.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-01
TO MOTHERS


hESsRs. r. CHASE & observation-disclosures ,,,,h
W SAIL about The extraordinary effects the Rcsnr, &c.
uon OF fcf sian Pts those about beco.
wewcre induecdto make ial othetn wife was th.i
Tune the mother OF children, and had the most Ne.
nous anu eIcreiatng pains during and alter her eonGne
ent ~ each She hai tired every taken much
ne1elac bni iound hiic relief She comm ed "a.
kns me fet sian Pills about months be her cnnfur
Nhcr hcah b ns very poor about leurh Of time
soon aier enabic by their use 10 attend
thc cares OF mother 10 her family until her con6ne.
m.h. ~ the Tune she commence ell taking the Persian
RUS ana Tor several weeks Previous she afflicted With
u'y lari cough, au frequent cTamrs whichth
VS. OF inc fs entirely removed before using half boz
" WIN great confidence that aviSc all those about
70 become mothers TO make OF the Persian Ps Ali
ose thn have taken them In ncshborhood have GOT
Hg IN Tue same easy manner ami about the house
acw Gays There does NOT appear be half tho dan
ger 9,her dlna iea settling IN alter where
hese -ns are t1kcu We unitcdiy say, let neglect
taxing hein i.r they IN the 1.-THE poor as well
as me rlch We are truly tnankf there Is a remedy
when females eau easily procure which bids fair u les.
sen the world of SUFFERING which many OF Them bsys q,
bear, an perhaps the lives of thousands shic other
Wise "eulu DC lost =. ROBERTS.
Rochester, May lib, 1888
For sale by A. a. srryeSs
oc i-cl2tdl2n $500
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-01
AsTNA FIRE INsURANCE COMPANY
OF HARTFORD. CONN


THIS Company was Incorporated In year 1885, with
Il perpetual charter and capital Of e2OOu, and ~
snrcs asanst loss or damage by IRE dwelling houses
sores, manufacturing establishments, household furnI-
terms.
Any losses which the Conpeny may sustain risIuca
liberalify. -
Applications for insurance or the renewal q polelss
may be made to the subscriber who been uly an.
pointed Agent for the City OF Richmond aad vicinity
III. BALDWIN, Agent.
lind fhr
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-01
a. CD s2 - 20

ginia Springs.
al @ s5 80 s
FARE 70 STANTON REDUCED TO IS.
To Lynchburg, seven doars--To Charlottesville,
Five Dollars.
NIGHT IRA VELLING VOTDED-AND GREET.
~ INCREASED EXPEDTTION
uh public are hereby Informed that under an arrange.
mont between tho Railroad Company aud stage Lines
ule tafe boiwcon Richmond and Stauhon rciuced ~
e5and on and ater The lst Of Nav. will be reduced 10
10 lynchburf, ard 81 dollars 70 Charlottesville
Passengers leaving Richmond hy tho Railroad affI A.
w. reach the junction % breakfast and thence uroe
tTcther with pdssengera arriving from the
North, on tho Louisa Railroad ~ Jrousve aud thene
~ 1ros 70 Charl1rcsvo rcaching ~ aflonesviic by 4
and Cockc'e l5mea Wcatl hy night Leave Cnctsie
next morning. by day light orops The Glue Ridge a
ard ardvc Al siaunton b. i0AM
Ihc guyaniotfc Inc leaves saunton ~ NJ rcac he's
Glover Dale By night and leaving fncro next morning. OF
gay hfht rcacnca tho Warm springs 10 breakfast and
Laaghau,a 70 Dnnct AMI passinl tho White Sulphur ~
sPM ariivcs ~ Icwisburg ~ p NJ on the 3fday, %
noufs aoonof han me roue ~ Lynchbufr Tho whole
eNpcusc - lees and one Trip In the is days
fsogncf.
Tho Natural Briae Tnc, leaves stquntou On Tuesdiys
EbFrFdaYG and arirdayF, Ion tho alfcrnuc DAYS ex-
VQq VII be furatshcJ ~ ~ NJ, reaches Lexington hy
Vh Leave ncN morning n Jay light ADD arfive az inc
rsl nrire 10 Breakfast where passengers can remain
=, sffcr Dinner aud reach Dhrcllfs sprnaa bv nlrf
- e mort morning afer breakfast reach Csiafban's 10
ion rand ne White sulphur sprinEsby o r ", aroidine
"a, rsIUsi entirely.
~ rsf1 afo splendid In the summer and fall and the
.1,,s - dca1shea ncver aa fnc heretofore
Thee W. are the Main NAL koucs AMI Passengc
10 preio, euco over en others az any point.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-01
a KEY

10 The Study and Practice Of the ACCORDIAN
% whic is eLdeavOred be explain. the method
oi performing upon that beautiful ard simple insiru
nent, 10y the ufe Of figures the Notss as
9, 81 which eorrespo nd with the Keys 2 . 5 6
%c.i tho Figures placed directly under and over the
Notes In 50 easy and plain chiren As
wei as I'D Its who read figures, play any plain
tune mmeti1ey, Without any further than
the uii ections given In this Book BY svid Riiter
rouHh edition with imp additions receiy-
ed this day, and ~ sale. Price % cents.
A LYONS,
M.f,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-01
ug- FEVER AND AouF-ROMA ND's

W EEXEH AND AND's
IMPROVED TONIC MIXTURE -Rowand's
Tonic Mixture Vegetable FchTzc. specific and IA u.
ing euro for fSrer asHs Constitutional DbiHy, ani or
Ganie Excursions. with neir kindred complains $50
ion- 80 extensively and so cssfy opoy throue
utfhc uqed states and elsewhere has been sensliy
'mprosedhy TIC o,soal Inventor (ani now sole, entire
and exclusive manufacturer, a,an) 10 Rowand,
alter residence 81 upwtrcs Of two Yeas, during lsB
81 the fullest adyanagcs aud opportunities r cguifi1g
erfectknow eigc Of the peculiar features vhion dis
ing icging ani l further ferfcetng, his pee ar method
Of treainE that particular class n Complaints whe
he las upwards of " Yeas devoted lie aos erein
attention ucncc, ibc Improved Tonic NisfuTc h
now equally well sdip'ed TO Northern, Souhorn Easerp
Wescfn and Tropical climates.
Nov that the ihanuhetnre ~ hi. famous and univcr.
sally eiuriiorcd fcmely - again M tho hands Of orisi
nal proprietor, msy hcncefouh be depended nnon To-
its Toll strength, genuincneEs AMI puIy Much has oc.
;ued durns tie recent Absence of tho authorize lessen
The extensive employment which mis- hvorte remedy
once enjoyed and 20 perntthc country be overran
with spn ous limitations counterfeit substitutes ana loudly
present. name Of Howands Improved Toni Mtlr,@ tson
oer will receive The sanction ~ the auhor) shall be- i'm
ty. and assume he high onncncc anl universal nsc
once commanded without rival. Tho Tonic mixture
~ claims % pubic confidence years trial and
far contrast With every Other mode 81 treating Fcver and
Ague, whether professional. domcso, Or otlerEsc-ehsi
thu " Of 100 cases viii realize under he d1e con
mont moro Substantial benefit than can be derived nom
pccay those with In tho wcaern country arc snt i
eayo &c vroehedinval with PATE sai or ccwaf,ndncs
ns, sissed FEET and f,ld bo,ses and sensations r.,v
VIC ~ ieln, calci hA Tho wcaricd and hopeless auf
iettt inWari ever" ThrEa distressing gymrious con
sus Ut menths and sometimes ycars, icfmnsuns az
,t eenlnentabic Dronv, Coufnmp'ou, Congo alnns
9'oUcI sal Wenrdefe Recovery under ihr nc OF Inc
Improve Tonic MIXTURE however. l. peffosi and con,
pclc! Wc VfiHgs bccomfHF ~ once os elserf,T oo5
eiolesof1e - ~ Aeoih relapses ors y, No.
iooceT man g an eneok qf ~ assase in oss ,sb, ~
ntrcT hal ne ifue bfforc. To diainaulsb AZ, H.
prosedTonc MIXTURE, from I'll othcrs su fotn c,,,ni
ic', limitations and substitutes, each bottle In st,io ~
being wrapped IN the new envelope anil era covrs
SNOW furnished with label on which N my own ,vr,c,
SIGNATURE, witch pisles tho mouth and tnus H.
desttoycdin drawing tho cork. ~
Orders should be transmitted, direcily the only manu-,
tclufct aud proprietor, Dr John Ruwind grasnae III
strcct fhilaioipha.
n D. Tho utmost Tigor Of mo law will be- summar,ly
enlorccd aeainsi every aticnp imiis ion or poure
supply received BY JOHN GAYNoR. one door above
lhe beu Tavern, sole Agent Ter Richmond ieI5
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-01

uAVlNG determined 10 % a CASH business We take
this Dethod OF saying 70 our rends- and the public
geEers-yi thar wc have hand large and well
ecied stock 81 FAMILY GROCERIES. which we viii sell
for ca SH at prices that will make
teal vail us 10 purchase for Cash, and Cash only. We
deem Useless here 10 add Isl Of what may be found in
cut suffice itto saw, its complete Comprising
every article Il every quality, from the very best 10
lowest pIc ed Ia line We ask particular aiieution
however Wines Liquors. Teas sugars CoIiees
TADB q GILES,
ma - FAMILY Grocers. Eor Nainst
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-01
NOTICE.
FREIGHT REnIrCRn

neeuns of the President ani Of The Rich
n mond. frcderekshu AMI Potomac Railroad Gonna
ny, the 10Th day OF March, lsi2-
Resoired. That The folio xint reductions In n rate. al
Freight between Kehtaoni aud certain points on the Inu
"a Railroad be- snd they hereby, made to take d
from The 10Th day of Arri Dsu-vik.
On Orain- One eeni pcf hundred Iouns rresIc-
tieks Hal and third Tnrn-ou, and cents ftu IA
Louisa q. H.. Trcvilanis and Cor ionsvilia 49,
On ffeEr-rvo cents per barrel II om Gordon svi!e
On SGh-TSO cents per rack To Ihiri Turn ont, fur
cents 10 f0ui-l Courtonc fix cents 10 Trcysns an
ten cents To t:ordsusv -
On Beef Pork and ftsh-Per biIrel p cents 10 Frede
ricks Hall. In thiri Turn our cens 70 Iou,sa
Courthouse, % eensto TTeyisns and 70 cents 10 Cor.
louisville. q. W. MACMURDO.
mil Treasurer.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-01

BoMBaZiNES, SILKS, &c.
RIAcK French Bouibszines At A. 81 and Is
ID Supc rfor black do as.orteI n,,.l,,,o.
Back Italian SILK 80 ~,
do Gro de S~iss do 40
do Gro De Antique 10 do
do Tg'd Sains Al a.,
Cordr figured and plain DO DO
While and ccrJ Sattns and & 10 de Mana
stray aud LesioTn Bouneis
hand Boxes and artificial Flowers
French aud scotch Lawns and Muslins
English, French and American Calieocs
ne above goods having been purchased for cash. great
Inducements offered those wishing 10 pure hase
ALSO,
- Cotton shiuinss and sheeunss. bleaehcd and un
oie-eLei cotton Osnlburg &C. &C for sale cheapat
-, CUNNiNCIlAMS
Je 10 Cheap Cash Drv Goods sots
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-01
LOUISA RAILROAD.

LINES TO
SiaHHion, LyashJrg and he Vfr-
ginia Springs.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-01

NO. 26.
CHEAP BOOTS AND SHOES SEALING
OFF, FOR SIXTY DAYS


ehEaf BOOrs AND SHOES SEALING
OFF, FOR SIXTY DAYS.
hE subscribers will sell tue tar,. -, -.
aDes OF boots sud Shoes the ueEi 81 on ei,,svs
10 taking an Inventory with view ~ son,
20 iay IA an entire stoekJ sny o. NJ ~ me
NV on h-rd AZ such reduced prices VIII ensure
nsi-s ani et able to make such changes IN our fg
nets oy tLe RAIL- when intend 10 more eKet.ieiv
ousness saiishcd ~ It's decided advantages 10 h,f
the buyer ani the seller. " ''
WATKINS & Co
faAhi"nsble Boot aud shoe Dcalerr.
te Opposite the Ruins of The late Esrie fIceei
SMITH, DRlNkER s NORRIS.
ne opening, this morning, an invcce Freaeh Rokr
etexan; Fsench. Fancy stationary, and Music OF their
wv import aiion, direct from Paris crmprsins in par.
syle hney notc and letter Paper with envelopcs to
% ,xesy variety Of plair embossed painted ancy
S, ~aers SUPERIOR French fancy Scaiine War ofth,,
sn ~. .sre and fashonabe esotfs. VIZ. wbHe lsht
s' onc r'hs seatis. maroon. biac sAIInoni
~ Sc. Ge~n 'ni Hreeo ,oanz'ed with IA, with variety
et-s WA haics and tnoifr s-also
IsncJ append s's tr ladies' Writing Ca-cs-frniur in
al afre anh most desirable assortmepf -. -
foreien Books imported Tor unverries or private Ii
e.-...s iei
u EGALIA CsGARs.-we are ti,is s,sy in recent
Of ooooRekala Cisirs, fthe Old original biaod We
warrant tness equal 10 that have been offered In ms
MARKET and invite our friends and to try ihe
TABB A. Gli.E-
~ Main HichfuouH Va.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-01

NNk oaet for s.Ic,s few barrels of superior Oh aye
w Whskegi Up, Hanger,m brand,
jess fABB q GILES or Main ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-01
WAY OF LIFE.

WAY OF LIFE.
'IWE Way OF Life, BY Charles IIoIxe
me Chfis;ianh Manual % Faith add Devotion by Rev
The Way Of salvation Faullsariy Exphine.i i'm n Con
'.,suinn between Father and his C,,hlI,n
atners Muck Manual, by Dr. Dals, Just received
iell SMITH DRiNKER 4 MORRIS.
" IT,. iiss.h ,glPy Of neaiuy European Loechss
le 10 LYELL, JOHNSTON & LYEII
AZ "a ooh s-A large stock, Of all q1alaes snd
jei pcos .,ar - , a. n,,s,,v
MORE NEW AND CHEAP GOODS
Reeefrsa TLis Day, 5g
w. NJ EREDITH.
Dobbin FJEiurs
Butte ny, Tp?ecahoe and Mosele Fans
ft~nix Naukasn
P.nnfentary PiaidH
hughes a Co.'S White Srool Cotton
Embossed Curtain Muslin
az swiss MuAiin
fig'd Black Brussels Nets
Low pr Get White Co Hose
~ White doslit Netting
Iht-, IN great variety, such prices "a cannot
country merchants particularly invited 10 cali and
my SOCK OF Prints before purchasing elsewhere
Ion wM.
Oh bos Tar" hds prime Porto Rico sugar Iecciy.
lei wORTHaM N.cpropp
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-01

CHEAP sHEETINGS.
- wide al % cents per yar1
E-f brown rhceiinss, hsary a. i2lc
Fine . and ~ Linen shseiinrs chap AZ
20 ~ CROUCH BROOKS & iIUDSON'5
NEW DRY GOODS.
by late arrival We have received Spring and sumner
II Goods, making stock this cotnpl.te and
very large. WADSwORriI, TURNER & 90.
NIL
SPECiE JARs-Galon and half gallon Specie Jars suit
- able for preserves. 20 be hadof
lel5 LYELL. JOHNSTON 4 LYFLt-
SHtR1iNGS, OZNABURGS, &c,
V'WbNlI Bales 81 anil 4 4 Coiton rbirtlnxs
\ 10 bales Z and G Cotton sheeings
10 do Cotton OEnaburrs
Blcached shecilugs. J yards wide
The ABOVE goods viii to sold low Persons from, ~
Country are desired 10 call aud eHau inc. At
h CUM NGiIAMS
yes Cheap Cash Dry Goods store.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-01
GREAT BARGAINS IN CALIcoEs.

GREAT BARGAINS IN CALICOES.
IuSTopcneda large assortfcut ~ En lish and Ans
~ csntthcocA a. unprecedented low prices.
lisht and Dark Cslicocs, At "a. 5. 10 and i2ic
Superior 90 DO r.. w0fihafc
DO Do 70 a. 2nc and re
Black and Wnfc tafcocs. 81 i2i, lG, 1lsud &c
~ French do. very superior, AZ BIC
A bcsufiul tssortinent OF colafci, black and whhs
lawns snt Gnghaa, which viii be soid At such prices
cannot al 90 please.
Tho above scos many others suited D. the sssson
have been received and grc h,g1ns aay b. sipecic5,
al CuNNtNGlIAMis
mails Cheap Cash DTy 00ods sore, Man u,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-01

la MILY COMMENTARY. on the Holy Bible,
irom The Works OF Henry aud scott, and above 100
other writer's Published in IoHdon by the Religious
Tract Society, with maps and cngravings ~ large sso,
good print and paper price 81 20 Tor sale IN any quantity
w RANDOLPH & Co,
ma l9 Main Richmond.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-01

I'VE subscriber eceivns ans keeps ons.n;ly onhand
al ~holesale anil retail, and at the lowest prices
Plain and Japan Tin Ware OF every description.
Asoagrcai variety ofsoves, or burning either
wool oT coal.
stove Pipes, and every ether article his line made
rider Al the shortest notice.
20 TITUS C. RICE
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-12-23
New Yorh correspondence.
NEW YoRK, Dec. 90, lSi.

New York, Dec. 90, 1912.
Ny DEAR SIR For the information Of Mr. John Mi
nor Bolts permit me to say to that gentleman, that
himself and the of folly he pursues, are equal
y subjects Of disapprobation ridcule and contempt
Even the ultra of the Wings are sick and dis
g,sted with the man and his idle career and demand
cessation of his absurd and mad-cap folly. The
Albany Daily Advertiser, paper that represents
such Wings as MIR David Barnard, of the House OF
Representatives, is out in an article rcprobang MIR.
Bolts. Mr.. John M. Bolts should understand one
thing, and that is thats"a twice told tale becomes
tedious; and that even street music grinder, may
exhaust the patience and taste of the rabbe thus ve-
rify ing the apothem of Bobby Buckhorse that "too
much pudding will choke donkey"
Whilst Mr.. Bolts had the merit of novelty about
him, and as long his abuse of the President bore
the sembance of originality, he not absolutely
''more tedious than thrice told ditty whined by a
cath before an October fire ~ but the tides have
turned and even the Wing mad-caps, have voted Mr.
Bolts bore.
Town elections have recently taken place in Con.
necticut and have resulted in the defeat of that par
ty which, adherng to its attachment to geological
preferences distinguishes itself by the soubriqu of
"coon." The Democratic party appears to have sig
nally triumphed there, as it did in Ohio and New
York. And yet some of the Clay Wing presses talk
about their prospects in Connecticut!
The Rhode Island difficulty is rapidly drawing to o
close. The Suffrage party is registering under the
constitution that the Charter party claim as the law
of the land This result will test the vexed ques
tion (which is the majority-wh.ch the State .
and little Rhode Island will realize the benefits
of lasting peace.
Business of all kinds is cheerlessly dull ;" nor shall
we look for better state Of affairs till the Congress
of the United States carries out the suggestions OF
the President, and establishes an Exchoquer
The Eastern mail now arrives with an rregularity
that is most vexatious and injurious to the interests
of the country, and of the Post Office Department
On each alternate day it is from three TO five hour:
kept awake This irregularily originates in the fac
that the mail from Boston and the eastern country
comes on alternate days ria Norwich and ria Sto
nngton. If there be any remedy for this evil, it
hoped it will be had.
The weather is exceedingly beautiful the atmos
phere is bland, and gentle gale from the Sout
seems TO bring with it some of the genial warmth ant
odor of the tropics. Broadway is crowded wit
grace, ana beauty and fashion and ten thousan
hearts expand and pulsate with joy, and all thos
other sensations which give elasticity to hope, ant
smooth the too often rugged path that leads from tn
cradle to the grave.
Yours, obedicntly and truly,
NEoKAR IN New York.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-12-23
BACKING Bolts.

We clip the following from the Albany Ad
vertiser, Clay paper
Ma. Boris MovEMENr.-We know not how Others
may regard the movement Of Mr. Bolts, in reference
TO the letter of the Secretary of War, but for our
selves we say that regret it, All this extra
legislative kind of proceedings 10 to be ILL
advised and out of place, in such body as either
house of Congress The only effect is TO inAame the
passions of members, interrupt the public business
and render impossible to give that just and impair
tal consideration to public measures, which is neces-
sary to their proper Adjustment and which the inter-
ests Of the country requires
Besides-the people, body, care nothing for all
these personal and partisan squabbles, except to be
disguised with them, and their promoters; and we
are deeply and entirely convinced that all this sort OF
fuss and fury about matters, which equally irree-
want md unimporant do nothing but harm either
to the public service to the cause OF the party
which is held responsible for such proceedings.
We confess that we tired of all this 'chvalry,
we believe they call it, and all its exhibitions. II
there were any genuine and truly important occasion
for great excitemepfor the suspension Of the busi-
ness of the nation for the sake of fixing the attention
of the country upon important and II the
excitement itself and the power of its utterance had
anything Of the splendid bile of Tully for example,
when he poured out the lofty Indignation of Roman
Consul on the head of Catine, or Anthony, when the
salvation of great country was involved In 1t, the
case would be different, and the nation might wei
PAUSE from all its other pursuits and look but this
eternal windcholic of Mr.. Bolts quite another mat
ter and the people have had quite enough of its con
tortioDs.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-12-23
From the Wiscasset one Republican.
PRESIDENTS MESSAGE.

The Presidents Message occupies most of our col
umns tins week. to the exclusion of much other mat
ter--and we insert it entire, because it is con-
densed, that it would be difficult to abrdge it. The
most violent opposers of President Tyler highly APP
prove Of certain parts Of the Message such for in
stance as the Warehouse system, or credit on duties
If merchandise imported be under the lock and key
of the Government, it is security enougt-thc Gov
ernment is safe and the importer has opportunity 10
raise the cash on his mportations to pay his dutes.
But cash duties create monopoly to the rich which
thus destroys the enterprise OF the young merchant
and Expresses the poorer and middlng class OF So
ciety 1t is hoped Congress will adopt the recon-
mendation OF the President in this and in several
other things. Why not try the Exchequer for Ma
tonal Currency and Exchanges for our merchants p
There can be no harm in the experiment one year
for surely the monetary state of the Union cannot be
any worse, and we find papers decidedly opposed to
the President recommending to Congress to pass the
Exchequer this session. On the whole it must be adj
mitted that the Message is concise busness-like
document, well wr tten and mehodicaly arranged
We have divided the different subjects of the message
with their appropriate captions for the convenience
Of readers, who will thus be able to read each
topic by itself.