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Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1842-03-08

beer-and- 'bocco-bemuzzled individual
but logged and steady at his work,
patient and generally trustworthy.
AMERICANS are TO be found IN tie
commercial quarters of our world, but
by no means in the numbers they con-
tribute TO L Sool,where they may be
found at evtN evening parly.-Once
and only oncs bad we an opportunity
of contemplating the native born Yam
kee at the hospl 81. BOARD of a com
mercial acquaintance in the city. The
biped was certainly curious, we might
say unioue: we
make no scruple of identifying the in
dividuaI, in the hope that our Zoologi-
cal Society may secure the animal
without loss Of time. The genius in
question was alfred in an amorphus
blue coat with hugebrass buttons, a
! flaming vests, a profusion OF proIec-
i've shirt and double rufle, boots shap-
ed like fre-buckets nankeen nnwhis p
perables futtering about his limbs, re-
sembling a purser's couple OF shirts on
a couple of hand-spikes, white neck
cloth with loose tie, and churn-shap-
ed castor under bis arm. At first we
concluded he must be lunatic, but felt
relieved upon hearing he was only a
republican. He ate much, drank
deep, talked loudly and necessarily;
his topics were varied, and, as we
thought some what tinctured with in-
congruity;from one subject he ratified 10
an other, dogmatizing and soliloquizing;
free and independant-rights of man
Lynch law-fourth of July-slave
breeding-civil and religious liberty
tar and feather-John TyIer--Jin1
| Crow these he called great men =
j N, ter mag be]-corn laws-loafers
siin .te,e-Van Buren-Con-
fsssss-Iocofocos-ciyII]@@,'on Men
characterization Adams, anu ''e
buildings made Of Cobbett's corr
and treacle, which he said Adams had
every day for dinner-Gen. Jaskson
= clam soup-caGvass-back ducks
Governor Biddle, and so on, from the
beginning of the fish to the end ofthe
Madeira. On the retirement of the
ladies this extraordinary mammal cal,
led for brandy and cigars, which being
forthwith provided, he began to imbibe
and exhale, talking between his teeth
in high nasal tone expectorating, at
short intervals between the bars of the
CRATE, with the precision OF a Chicka-
saw rifleman.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1842-03-08

The CREED OF SHAKERs--One Carter
a renounclng Shaker is travelling tbrouob
the country giving lectures on Shakerism.
singing songs dancing exposing the theory
OF. Miller, and amusing his audience in
various other ways. Somebody hook'd the
following from one of his lectures. The
Shakers creed IS a very curious one
They believe in one God, and two persons
10 Ihe God head-maIe and female. or
Father and Mother--caIIed Power and
Wisdom.
They believe that Adam was the f,,bey
OF the old creation, and Eve the mother
both being created afterthe image ofGod.
and the Millennium commences with tho
appearance of Ann Lee on earth.
ihey believe in the Immortality of animals
as well as ofmen. They saw that Jobn sar'
lor5es 10 the world of spirits, as recorded
IN Revelation. They believe that all the
uely am Venomous animals on earth are
symbolic Ct the evil spirits which inhabil
the lower regions of the Invisible world
and That all the beauteous creatures sncF
as p'rd' with golden plumage, symbolic
OF me good spirits in the mansion OF bliss
They believe that the soul of Shakers
N Their frances aud vision, really visit the
heavenly world. The lancet has been an.
plledto them,and their flesh has been scar
'bed while in this te.without PRODUCING
one particle OF blood. One person who u;
SIZED the land of spirits tn a trance. saw
all the patrlachs and kings of olIen time
saw KING Dovld ;raveling.and Solomon or
asnow-whlte horse; and Christ and all the
apostles, ~ t''N
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1842-03-08

NFOne of the editors of the Match
ez Free Trader, Mr.. Claiborne. is at
Jackson, writing letters to the paper
at home. 10 a recent letter he speaks
OF the appointment of Lord Ashbur-
Ton, as special minister 10 the United
States, and entertains the opinion that
the Mississippi democrats care but lit
tie for his Lordship, his projects or ar
engagements. With characteristic good
nature he adds-"They are, howev-
er, willing to give the late Chancellor
OF the Exchequer hearing, and if he
visits our capital, | suggest that Cover
nor Tucker appoint the Hon. A. G.
Nc Mutt, with plenary powers, to con-
fer with him on the subject. and as the
affair should be conducted amicaJLy, |
think private secretary can be found
here, who will give him the right hand
relationships pick out the secrets of
his mission, and send him back to
England with the opinion that there is
no State equal to Mississippi--no town
superior 10 Jackson-no hotel in Lon
don as good as the Mansion-House.
and no diplomacy equal to the wit,
good-ieeilng' humor and philosophy
OF the private secretary"
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1842-03-08

" in theE UNITED States Senate on
the 3fd instant Mr. Barrow Submitted
resolution directing the Secretary of the
Navy to inform the senate what was the
amount of the appropriation for the sew
eral navy yards for each year from 1884
to 1871; what was the amount of the ex-
penditure for the Pensacola navy yards
from The time of the first appropriation
until this period, why the funds SO aPpr
oPriatei for that Object were moi appil-
ed and the reason there for; whether an
apPropr. had been made what Is Inc
relative importance of that yard compar d
with the navyyards atWashington, Charles
ION, Boston. and Norfolk; also whether
a naval force could not be employed with
advantage on the Gulf of Mexico, and why
the Gulf of Mexico had been left without
a vessel of war fer its protect ton; and
whether sound policy did not require a
navy yard at New Orleans
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1842-03-08

and tobacco. Han individual, addlc-
ted 10 the habit Of using either OF these
narcotics, would break away from their
trammels, he could then know some
thing, ofthe real enjoyments of true
temperance man.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1842-03-08

TASTE!-The Senate of Massa-
chusetts has repealed the law forbid
ding white and colored persons to mar
rx,l
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1842-03-08

OFThe Philadelphia Enquirer of
the Sd inst. says the prospect of a spec
dy payment ofthe interest on the State
debt is very fair, and the banks will in
all probability do what they can in as
sisting the commonwealth in This her
hour of difficulty. If they loan the
100000 required by the Governor,
they will not be expected TO resume
before the first of August next, the time
specified in the arrangement. The
Governor is Of opinion that with this
loan, in addi ion to $4,000, which
the Bank of Pennsylvania is ready TO
furnish, and the $500, 900 in the State
treasury, the whole ofthe February in
terest may be paid.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-20
ELECTION OF JUDGE TO SUCCEED
JUDGE UpSUUR

The "ltilc farce" to which We referred yesterday
morning, was duly enacted in the House yesterday.
Brgador Gen. Thomas ~. Bayly wns duly elected
Judge, on tho first ballot This result was know n
weeks nco-nnd many have looked forward 10 its
occurrence With eager Impotence.
Ir Soma respects, rejoice NJ the result II rids
the House Of the greatest nuisance which has eve
been known 10 IT,. Nearly oil the diseracerul ne,
'onil wpnsies, which have occurred during the las
three or four years, in the House, h1vo owed ,boI
origin 10 this clustering and conceitod Individual
who scattered insulting inputations with the IN.
breeding and freedom Of Theuitos-and retrac,sd
them with readiness, as though bs wero ns G,lt
Of disclaimers ne an inflated bladder il of wind
removal will tend 10 restore that cool feeling
md courtesy, which once character zod tho V,rsio,
Log''aiure, and which should ovsr prevail smonr
q body OF gentlemen. We ore disposed To rejoice
~ on another account Tho psoplo u Aeeomne
nave bored Us with him for yearsit Is but fair now
mt 'hey' N turn, should he bored by him We
therefore, cannot greatly oopasionato their condi.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-20

From n. Petersburg Iafeliseuesr Jan. Is.
TIE CADETS.


TIE CADETS.
The good people Of Petersburg were very much
Disappointed on Saturday .as' 10y the failure OF the
Lexington cijeis 10 make their appearance in the
mo nn, train Of ears from Richmond.
On Friday We were assured, by letters from Rich
mon5, thu, they would certainly be here on saiur.
Day, and probably be accompanied by that veteran
CORP, Tue Richmond BiIs'.
Acting upon tnis information, the volunteer com -
p1nles of Pccfs1lrg were ordered out, 20 90 the
mo- ofE OF the Iowa 20 our expected guests. 4
handsome col alton HIs provided 90 Poplar Lawn,
and every lrrIrr euent ~ sde Nhch could be effect.
rd on saott noace, even 90 the preparation OF the
Mayors speech, which, no doubt, was a. fixed in
apple pe otd.r
Saturday morning came, the comp1ncs mustered
i1 respectable force md marched 10 the Depot. at
NIIcn tlfy bad yya.'eI but short lime, VIXEN the
IRON u1u.j mii h1r.c made h.s 1ppsarancs, putting
and b'o~lng, bus Incang az hIs heels o tain which
~ ftw Of Ounce vas go small 90 contain she cx-
pc tsi guests.
Toe passenger in the cars, who were ns eiya a
ookns sst ns ws ever saw, we're greatly ns'onished
40 the m1st'' aspect ~ ihngs az the D,pJL and
lsFt1t With degree ut H-rauOn and alarm, which
We really ptiue-"whlt was the -r"-"nad
any thing unprecedented war been declared. %
lnd 'wefe the troop8 nDout 20 be- oG 30 C.oads ~
Inrrquesu,1s having been answered m a soo,n-
. Irg and satisfactory manner, they recovered their
t4unmty ond vi soon bod the exquisite .ausnc.
uor q hearing then cicnlnaie ythemenry AZ our
% i.h in CO., p1n.'
N,.wrhsan3ns their disappointment, the troops
we're determined To- make the bet of the business
by psing advantage OF lovely Day for DIN, and
waking into thu uH cIon1 OF certain Creature corn.
forts which Mr. Friend had prepared 90 Popsl
IIwns accordingly. af tHe eloquent SquHsy said
W. went "bstk 1gip" over P1cthonfas Bridge. tool
flourish up B1Ingbfook and down Sycamore-
astonthcd The natives on Cd street. dszzed th
eyes ~ the High Street gir's, shook the vaults o
Zoe Banks on Blnk Street, and finally made 70
Poplar Lawn atqWck time.
"W.n sound offrumpct. m and drum
hnihauurr. Saving boo Che sun"
Anef short time spent 10 drilling, the doors o
thc Blnqucuns IlIi (Which IS not built exactly Of
thc plan OF ths or. in tho GuidhaI IN London,
were lhfown opcr, end soon o. might have bee
GllI That che collation. iC1s ----"
: AZ tho festive board sc were honorsd with N
presence Of tWo ofthc Csds's. who were on vs
tp their relations ~ ibis pace, ond vino fcpfessnte
thtir corps in tnOst cfcduaD.o nanncr
Alter The usual interchange Of sentiments. & e
- u,c troops again got under arms and proceeded
y nefd quarters, al the BJiiingbfook Hole, wher
% they wcfo deu ssr1.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-20

Mr. Hopkins Tuesday, made very satisfactory
sintement-thnt is TO himself-io show that the
Wings had consumed, during the last seven years
a great deal more time and money in the discussion
OF Federal politics, than the Loeos. Admi, his
statement to be correct (which, We are assured, by
gentleman who IS familiar with the proceedings Of
the Legislature for the last Is years. is not the easel
and what does It proven Does past waste Justify
present wnste2 If we have been prodgal hs,ato-
fore shou We, on that account, continue to be pro-
d'g'7 Should VIC not rather, in Consequence Of the
previous dissipation devo'c ourselves to the study
and practice Of economy This was the common
sense view taken 10y the wings. Many of them
conceded that too great a consumption Of time and
treasure had occurred formerly; and they urged that
as very strong reason Why, m the present embar-
rasscd condition Of the people and the State, we
should return to the paths Of ruga'ity. That tho
wings IN this are right, we are prepared to assert,
ard uphod-nnd wo are willing to 90 before tho
people the ISSUE.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-20
6is,7sI "A
Leaving balance Of resources,
seoi,5ls 80

To the piece Ing statement. It may be proper n
add few explanatory remarks. r. Is deemed IN.
necessary ~ recapi.untc the circumstances which
gave rise 70 the policy Of issuing post notes or 10
leclf To- the dficu Ties produced by that mode of
paym5n', 20 Controlling the execution Of the works
~'ihin the limits o. :Ee asa DIVISION Of the cana.
those subjects having been fo..s exclaimed IN the
NO 1851 annual reports. But II IS proper to remind
Tue s'ochbo.deis that IN consequence Of the post
notes being receivable ~ payment Of dues 10 the
company, and OF the unaNo idao.c discount upon
'Hetl' nearly tie whole revenue VI the company Tor
'Ne -isi t"o years being pad IN deprecated me-
u'uin u could not he rendered available for The
purpose VI mrtunE ;hc ia,e.est Upoa It's Leb;i: and
thi. tac directory was consequently ofiyen to The
necessity O.. procuring funds for the purpose by ne
soiidtns loans. TINS, possibly, may have iEa.ced
Tie pubic 10 suppose that the capiit OF the com.
Pany ha5 been diverted 90 the payment OF such in
tctest Bot tue stockholders viii fnd by lnyestisa-
ung The hntncls statements OF the present and pc.
cecng years. that sucn mas not been the fact mas
m4cE as the amount borrowed and applied to the
payment Of interest, on the one hand has fallen
short OF the amount Of revenue applied on the
other, 10 the construction OF the works. IL will APP
pear from those statements, that the president and
directors having acc0mp sheI the main object of the
issue Of post notes, have made extensive progress
IN "nhcrawins them from circulation so that II is
Prooa5.o that Dy the END OF the ensuing ysas this
oost1ce To- the dfec. application OF the income OF
The company 20 the payment OF interest will have
ceiseI fD exist
For more pl~.irl3r Information relative 10 the
hsca concerns o. te company, reference is made TO
the secrs.ary's deilied statement OF receipts snd
Disbursements Tor q e year ending with the 30 h
November, 1871, aud his summary statement OF re-
ce.pis ami disbursements from the organization Of
the company 10 The same dIte. lSeC appendix 4.
aud 3D.
fro ur C-sTTsurDT
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-20
GENERAL ASSEMBLY, OF y,no,,,.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
SAruRDAr, January IS, isis.

B.iN'kRUPr act.
ne resolution declaring the Bankrupt Act, passed
~ congress, unconstitutional, and DEMANDING IN,
repeal, being under consideration.
Mr. porman submitted. in the name OF MIR Toler
the following amendment: -'''''
hssoartd, That should Congress fail to repeal the
Bankrupt Law, passed at the ex,ra session snS ~
auemp, shall be made to amend or modify It's proyi
,'on', will be, in the opinion Of this General
assembly, alike violahve of the Constitution. ana
oversve OF the rights of the States to embrace the
sions. " '' h''''
debate ensued between Mossrs Biy;y, Scott.
nN,hs ana Danel-when the latter moved the in.
oenhie pos,ponement of the whole subject. Irhe
lished.l
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-20

LII - VIZ NiCliHhi5 NHUR ~ lsinH-Oy JdmfSf
We arc indebted to Mossu. Randolph & Co,
for these volumes, from the prolific pen Of James,
the Novelist The work before ne is historical
but 1t has about II all tho charms NJ romance. on
'ec'uniof the chivarous character Of the Hero Of
H. and tho memorable events with which no waa
connected.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-20
no rmE oIrIzENs or nIonnosD.

You are requested to convene at tho City Hal,
THIS EVENING, at haf past . O'CLOCK,
20 consider the proprieiy Of taking some acton upon
The subject Of the muuny and murder on boird he
Creole, and oihef matters connected with our slave
property MANY.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-20
SOUTHERN LITERARY MEssENGF

MIR Whi,e has put forth a very good number for
January. Many ofthe articles arc elegantly writer,
and ore entertaining and instructive.
We ore pleased to hear that tho Messenger is 20
become the oficinl paper of the Navy Department.
Ihore Is propricty in lhls-The Messenger has
been one Of the most powerful advocates for reform
IN the Navy, and It therefore merits the distinction
There may, too, be something Of necessity. There
ore no Tyler papers in Virginia, and as Govern
mont documents must he published somewhere,
there was no alternative but to have recourse to
Literary papers.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-20

applicable TO exrenditures for the
new Improvements,
From loan by the B.uk OF virginia.
balance unrgfunied,
From bills o. exchange dawn on Jas.
Morrison ~ London,
From sac Of real estate (par, OF the
Old Improvements received on ae.
count OF the S'ates's subscription TO
the stock Of the comp,ny,)
From SIX per cent. guaranteed bonds.
issued under the &C ofthe - 4 March
1883, and applied principally TO the
redemption OF post notes,
Making total Of
The disbursements for the wear other
Than Tor expenses charseable to
the income from the compa,y,,
improvements, bu, inclusive OF So
SSi % by which the balance due TO
revenue az the commencement OF
the year, has been diminished. of
the redemption of post no,cs. ,be
relundins ofloans, aud Of payments
on account OF the purchase and i'm.
provcmont OF the Richmond dock
have amounted 10
Leaving on hand 4 balance Of
During The wear, post notes either %,
months, or convertible into guaranteed
interest, have been Issued, OF the dltes
mounts Ia 'f,.sfs-.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-20

The cau for a meeting Of tho Citizens, has been
very generally responded 10 throughout the CITY.
We trust The Meeting will bo n large ono. and that
such measures and resolutions will DO adopted, az
will place the people NJ This State in an attitude Of
defence 10 The incendiiry and fanatic efforts Of the
Nodhcn Abolltonist. The time approaches With
iearnly rapid strides, when We shalI be called upon
imrcfuvey 10 act upon this subject and VIC may,
NJ lc'qi 100 some degree, though, from tho present
aspect Of aiirs, We cannot hopo 10 arrest % event
uaOy keep "a tho collision which must cnsue DO
tween the North and South upon this exciting
subject Let the meeting hen be fully attended,
thit Oh may see that the spirit Of Virgnt ~ no.
vet dead within 10, and that now, as Of Old We re-
sent insult and resist aggression
nI-rrEr...
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-20

From which deduct disbursements r,r
repairs and Management 1l th0se
works. Tho annuity Of 32t 900 To- tho
stDckh1.deus oi The hd James river
company, diyid nd 1u the yJarar.
ted bonds issued under Authority
OF tho acc OF the 2JI March 1850.
3nI Tor other minor expenses char
eeaJIo coo revenue,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-20
mTHE SHIELD

We regret TO learn that the publication Of TN,
paper is SUSPENDED Tor few days. The Editor
hopes to make such arrangements, in that time. as
will Justify its continuance The Editor iq n good.
hrst rate fellow, and he edits a sterling Wing p,-
pcr--and We would appeal 70 the wings 10 como
forward and mnnfully Sustain him. They will 10
amply remuncrn'cd by The nblo advocacy Of lheir
principles, and the aid, which will be contributed to
The cluse, U which they ore deyoted.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-20
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
IuransY. JAHuAHI u. 1872.

informing the House that IL had passed the Bill e.
establish the town Of Boveusvillo IN the county ~
Loudoun and had postponed, indefinitely, The Bill
entitled can act concerning tho Infan, devistes Of d.
Fontaino Wotsos, deed.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-20

1 ia. JOHN ". UHOUCf<s hsa removed % Ricn
- m1ni anil offers uis professional the
xcnf ~ . iis onccis 81 Toe corner of ih sni streets
over the st0ro Of ]. Abb0u. l5-cpfw
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-20
Makinssto,,lof
I49,7I9 Sc
10 lE 10
sA,Ss7 SO

During the wear, post notes either p,,,bl. !, ~,
months, or convertible into guaranteed bonds win
interest, have been issued OF the dates and to the
amounts following: ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-20

A. the same date. the liabilities OF the
company wee rs G. lows:
Unrttuuicj ioln from the Bank of
Nirsinii, ~, 800 W
Unrefundcd loan from the
Bank ct Virginia al
Lynehhurc, 43,25O 90
UnrefInIed loan from Jas
Morrison, of London, 100 900 co
Estimated interest thereon. 5000 90
Balance OF post notes un.
redeemed. 325.35I5s
i.S'iml.e interest thereon, 200 -
Unpaid assessments on
condemnation OF ands, 1850 90
Unpaid dividends on .uir.
anIeed bonds. ss23 %
Ne.t revenue used, and 10
be refunded, 65IIs 81
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-20

tt5~AU CTION NoTICE.-THI.
MoswiSe, Pnno Nov Orleans Sugars, New crop
Coffee, y ic0n. e.. hv
DAVENPORT s. ALLEN, Auets.
h20-u.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-20

lOss 70
$1,000 co
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-20

The resources Of the company on the frst of the
present month, may 5e stated ps f,liovs.
Balance OF Richmond and Lvncbbu,s
scrip unso.d, $4,000 90
Due f,om stockholders on
their stock subscrip-
TONS 1856 60
Total un-caIized fton h.st
p capital, 2Is,4is es
Un5eaize5 balance Of the guaranteed
loan authorized 10y the act OF the
= s3i March, 1859. $4,000 90
Estimated interest and other m;scoils-
neous debts due The company, 39,5s4 IS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-20

Add amount issued previous 10 the
LIST December, $40, 7ss Soo m
". no,e amount OF post notes issued. l,5II,2O5 90
the year ior tolls debts due the
company, and IN exchange for guar
auterd bonds, have amounted to
A., 43O 5I7 o.
Ado amount received back
previous 20 the LIST De-
cemhcr, $780, 9553S5 81
Io'aI redeemed, -- l,3sS,s53 81
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-20

Leaving due 10 nett revenue tb1t ap.
pred t1 the general expenditures Of
ft company, and liable 20 bel re-
iuuaed TO the s,ockho.dtrsJ o. to.-
gnce of
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-20
RICHMOND WHIG.

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