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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-15

wiorcforo the Court doth adjudee order and decree
tht Tho plaintiff Huntington, do render before Com.
IT An Of the sales Jf the property conveyed
by tho decdsof the is ofOcobor 1872 andof oh Novom
Ps2ady An aecountof tho amount received y him from
The sale q the property conveyed by tho deed Of tho l2
of dehsdnc IN The sad Janea Madison snd Transferred
him by The last mentioned deed which said accounts the
sid Commissioner g. directed 10 examine, stse. sc.
And The Count doth further order that piainudi Robert
Comnesoncr an account Of The sales NJ the property
son'sysd t. iesm " ne deed Of the lli d.y q N9yen
doth further audgc orlor and decree, that Commission
or Wikins do lake Tho following accounts ~ VII.
1s An account Of tho amount due Nv the rad james
Madison. the Committee Of the said Josiah Chambers
2nd An account o hc three debts nfsi provided Tor by
The dcod 81 tho lith day of November 1879
decd
an an account Of an The debts provided Tor In The 6rr,
class by dsedsof the i2h day Of November in
al cases where any rf the above mentioned debts have
the place NJ Tho original eredtors 10 be consider
ed creditors oI The amounts raid hy hem which said &C.
sce BOD report this Court with any mailer speejsy
stated deemed pertinent by HIMSELF required be
stated ~ chhcr ~ The panica
hCopy-Toste,
10 70 w2w % ) woRsuAM,CC.
MILES FRENcH CALF BOOTs.
lust received acbr Leader further supply Of tho
above beautiful shccs, whch Will lc sold chesp or
cash. o''' pu"''u'' '"''o 3 = WSkTKrNs & co
Fashionable Boot snd Shoe Dealers, opposite
iul5 Ruins laic EsglaIlote
m uuDs. ST. GROIN SUGAR, par prims
w ~ d. ? Rico DO
% 10 Whlfkey
" 10 Mdilug Bacon
l3j tags iaguyra Coffee
10 10 RIO dp
| 100 boxes Eoap
~ DO Mould Candles
n hsfchers n 2 Tea
11boSes Ioafgugar
fObaskela Olive Oi, superior ariicle
| Receiving aud for lllo W - 1900.
| iui5 ~ DAVENPORT & ALIEN.
FOR SALE,
IyoUR young Negro Mcn, sound, healthy able bodied
II and vefy likely, ail of them. Those anxoue of pur
chasing such Them 81 the isll u Mr. Bacon TAT
aud there learn the owner iUl6 CTS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-15
CNLLE6:o wIJJ,s-No ri, va

TUE Milling business, which has been FOR some years
carried on at the Gallego Mills, In this city under ths
name Of Abraham Warwick Co, ceased by limitation ac
eoIdnE 70 their articles Of cement the Goth day
last month"; In consequence Of tho death Of John IIe one
OF the parnera That hfm is now finally dissolved and
Abraham warwick the acting partner will continue 10 ae
ts name IN order 10 wind ~ iis business now 20.
partnership has been formed 10 carry on a similar bust
az the place. by the Surviving partners under
the firm Of Warwick g. BaTksiilc.
ABRAHAM WARWICK,
Ia l-cGt' WILLIAM 4 uauEsnaTr
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-15
NOTICE

TUE budlngs At Freiedekshsn Depot arc o1eroI C,r
ieni ihe ensuing year. There are attached ~ Item
go1i kcnei, nnoko house anil garden. Any ifsdegman
fhfh lowell by locang this place. Application 10 10
madeto WM = PENDIETON,
JUS clawiw' FredcrickshaI Depot
VERY sUPERIOU PORT WINE-GenU.
me and superior Pou Wine, dfaugh and IN botilss
which Gao belrecommcnJsd 10 fnvalids -tr salc
luh o ABBOTT,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-15
II. NJ. BREHT, Secretary.
IN ChesierfeIl Coanly CourI. AprII l.l. Isis:

II Chesterfield County Court. April Ist, 1872
Il In ChGHcery.
John Branieri Pit
Against
Iqhn g MeCredie George Z Swami, John Heh and be.
veTiey Heth. Deft5.
Daniel Coode, WHO, a. Deputy for Leonard Nunaly,
late shciHo Of this county, acted Comm under
the decrcial order made IN this the 81 Octo.
Der lat having returned rcpor u sales made by him
in obedience % said order ami exceptions hcing flied
thereto, ordered that The he confirmed: Aud the
Couu doth further order. that be place interest on IN
doubted security tie proceeds Of sale now In hand and
the residue thereof tile may be collected 10 be
paid within unrty days after any order made requiring Il
esine And the Court doth further order Com.
nissoneTs 70 take an account of the 10y Tie
defendant Swami 10 the owners Of ths GJwre aud Gun
h pts and likewise Of Tho rents Of said properly paid
y or for the said defen ilnis since tho 3 January s2
Glowing how and from what they have been paiI
To take an account alec Of The proceeds sales wlcnso
ever made ~ tie trust properly conveyed by the VI
January Sii and 81 day of Ail 1871; n all executions
chagclbic upon the property conveyed tho saiddeeds
mentioned aud the order In which they are ehargeabe
and of al Ichts provided cr under The said deeds p
gushing under which decd, fir as such debts are
cisrgeale upon The sai propsrt' will any other miers
specially stated deemed pertinent by himself or required
10y any 81 hc parosi first giving AZ Toast four weeks no.
tee ~ advertisement IN some newspaper printed in tie
city II Kchm1nd n all pefaons interested in tie said ac
counts having claims upon sa property 10 appear DO.
fore hm. A copy Tostc.
p. POINDEXTRR e.
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COMMISSION BUsISEss--r,- ,----,---7-----

4 OmmiSSION BUSINESs.-Thc undersIgDed
hldng II necessary, (and his official duties admfIns
ol va proposes 10 resume GENERAL COMMISSIoH
BUSINESS IN this City, and mos, respectfully tenders his
,,IuScs 70 hs iorEer friends and the public generally
nc pledges digcnt personal attention every depart.
nent OF IT, anIwili be prepared TO make moderate avan
COS on properly In hand.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-15

IrJS The Enquirer coniesIos TIA, is party were
humbugged by Coon skins, log cabins and hard
cider" IN 1910, tthsy must have been very soG--
and we would not own iD-but il would persuade
Us they were 50 much humbuggej then, that they
are up 10 trap nowand therefore, il is ussl,sI Tor tic
Wings to try any more OF their devices. We IN
dcrsand tho drift Of all this. The old gentlsma n
breads the MILL BOYS and MEAL BAGS, and
ioresees that they will NOV down their thousand.
and tens Of ihousandsi and he s eunningly striving
10 induce the Wings not TO use them. Bat we can't
be "eome over" in this wsy. II tho "eoon.skfnsp
did The business, in $780, it's next 10 impossible to
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-15

VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.
M Farm containing 6s6 acres lying the Rapiian
hTcI miles from Orange Court House, and 81 from
FfcleTicksburg Is for sale price Tor farirI
apply to me, az by letter. post ped) at Orange
'eurt House Va. JAS COLEMAN.
IT, Enauiror reuuesfod IN ronv
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-15
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT ANn rnn

OFTEN for sale that valuable Farm which reside
eaoi MoTa'ico Hail. Morailco Creek, in Richmond
county containing between Eve hundred fly six
hundred aores For fertility, convenience and beauty oil
situation, few places Of is superior. This hand
lies immediately ON the bank OF the Iivcr where fish,
oysters and wild fowl OF the best quality be had yi
out much trouble, and In a eat abundance.
Persons disposed TO purchase requested and invited
to come and examine IL.
SO
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-15
NORTH CAROLINA.

The election for Governor and members OF the
State Legislature takes place in this State, on Thurs.
day, the 4lh day Of August. Gov. Morehead. the
present sterling and faithful Governor, candidate
for re election, and is opposed by Mr. Louis d Hen
~, an old fashioned FederaliG. Or in the language
Of the Raleigh Register:
THE Candidates for Governor now before f,e Poople
JOHN " MoREmEAD. Reuulliean VIII, and ottt-
HENRY, a Democratic FcIeraH.t
- h'EbDtean HhiB means one who goes for equal
ighls The liberty Of the People, and the Union Of the
Demeernne EeisraGI means ono whoi on tho out
afterwards" "''' ''' '''''so"
The Wings have the m.joriy in the Sia,e-a.
has been proven whenever there was a full VOTE
They can, If they will put forth their strength, pre-
serve the Old North State in the front ranks of the
Wing phaIanx. Will they not do in Will they
from apathy, permit the defeat OF their principles
Of their noble Republican candidate for the office Of
GoveTbor-and enable their adversiries to reduce
the Old North State 10 the same deplorable condi-
tonic which Locofocosm, wherever il has had the
ascerdancy, has reduced other S.aics7 We call
upon the Wings Of North Carolin1, one and oil. TO
be at their posts on the day Of eeciion--Trust no
thing 70 their known superiority Of nunbers-bu,
let every man act, as though the issue depended
upon himself alone BY this means, lhoy will re-
buke tIeachery, yindicate their glorious principles
md muintoin, unlarnisheJ, the reputation Of their
gallant State.
The Raleigh Register holds tho following Ian
guago:
"In little more than three weeks, tho great battle
Of Liberty is TO be fought. Our enemies ore arch
ahd sly in their practices Of deceit but Lot no true
Wing DO diveuedfrom the object IN hand, by raIfg
issues. The Locos are we'll disciplined in political
chcanory-but trust them not THr RESULT or
TIVE CONTEST ~ CERTAIN ~ rHG WBfcs ARE on.
1T TRUE TO THFMsELvEs. Will they throw away
the fruits Of Their lofmeri victories, and suffer ths
enemy 10 regain power, wrested from their hands
VIII they leopard The best interests Of our State
the new born hopes Of tho Union, the integrity o
the Constitution, the honor and welfare Of tho Il,
public, by apathy, Indifference or inaction7 If no,
lct them come, one and al, to the rescue. On
country calls for succor who will refuse to ansve
IL -.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-15
P. PoINDExTRR, c


CHESTERFIELD COUNTY, July 2, i1i2.
The creditors % George Swami, referred 10 In ti,
above order and all other persons Interested In the ere
cuiou thereof hereby routed tlnt have sppointe,
The Poi day oi August next al 10 O'clock % proc az o.,
house ip iskc the accounts thereby directed
Iu " Cwid HlCtHD ELAN. Comfr
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-15
ron TUITION
az aI2n 90

81 10 w 10 SID ~
Tho Winter qess'on in future, will Commence on M,
"Wednesday before tho iet DAY OF November, and end or
tic % "wednesday ~ Aprl.
The Summer resHion viii commence on the "Wednesday
before The lei day June and end the 81 wedneaty
ln September.
Tbsy ai4o resovcd, that Tho Sons u Minister'S AZ b.
Gospel ~ tho Presbyterian Church. and OF Mnisfcfs M
Gospel ~ a other evangelical Churches thai NAV A.
iendfho College for education shall not lie oh,rgr.bs
with Tuition fees.
JANIS d. WOOD
Secretary of the Board Of Trusfeea Of ri 4 rollegc
Prince Edward 9Th June. il 4 rwt.,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-15
MARRIAGES..

lCJe We received no soulhern Mail Ye,,erlny
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-15
$40 RiEWAKD-

~ AN away from the James River and Kanawha Comma.
ny, about the lastof March, Negro men lanes Hen
Moses and Tom. James was hired Of Merwether Jones'
OF Hanover and has wife Mr. James Lyons near ri
mond-o - about "a years ofage feet or inches bIsh
no marks reeoeccd. Ben and Moses hired Of Mrs
hLabelh Wngiolj, Of anoyeT-Dsn IL about % ye1rs Of
age very black his ears have been perforated for rngs
e has wife at Joseph Winsfelds, In Hanover about
cetO inches high. Moses about feet or 10 inchra
hsh brown complexion, 70 years Of age and Il " under
Stood he can write very we-hc hired last year by
Col ranl Myers Of Richmond, and IL IL than probs
pc lie may have pass. Tom is about ~ years Of age
eet6 inches high dark Iion hired OF Mrs Elizabeth
Wtnghcld Of Hanover. The above reward will be gives
for each, u delivered 10 Capt WIN Richardson In Rich
mond OF 10 Ayres, at Dover secured ia jail 30
get them. 10 ~ a.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-15

IyotIR youne Negro Men, sound healthy able bodied
AMI vefy likely. sil Of them. Those Of pur
chasing such sec hen the lsll u Mr. Bacon Tat
aud thore learn the owner, jul6 cts
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-15

FOR RENT.
- Tho advertiser wishes 10 rent out HIS House,
<{<c3 Nent moderately suitable for small family,
EislU pleasant and conyencni hborhooi provided
--A--tic person Will take tho furniture portion
which IL neat enough for one and which shall be OF
Tered upon unusual liberal terms To person wishing
go 10 Housekeeping rare opportunity Is offered. line
addressed, %. Box jS( will be attended 10. ia 10 q
SEED WHEAT or TIT. MOST APPRO-
WE'D KINDS FOR SALE.
WILL deliver, In all the month OF September In BALI
more, fredericksburg, Richmond the Junction in
Hanover county for price TO agreed upon, from
So bushes OF Conner aud black cha wheat OF cxeecut
qnaiN harvested between tile sth and 18th June last and
uninlnredn the smallest degree by other disease
forsons wishing 10 procure seed wheat Of tho above
mentioned kinds will direct their apple Gallons paid
to S;eycnsburg II w UANSBROUGII,
Colcshill. Cupeper Co. July ~, 1912. ia 10 csi
CHEAP COFFEE AND SUGAR.
ONE hundred bags handsome Laguyra Coffee
~ ~ hhds Il susars-landlns 10 day and for sale by
lulo FRY a. co.
JAMES RIVER a. kANAwHA BONDs-
~ Wahtcd by liul5l FRY a. co.
PLAIS FER
" TONS Lamp Plaster, OF good quality, now receiving
~ per sehr Lcadcr-8bout p tons yet unsold
lu 10 X TRIpIErr & Sons
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-15

Died. Sabbath night. the 10th instant al tho late resi-
dcnee Of her husband, John waldrop In Hanover. Mrs
MASr wALpfoP. In the 9Th year OF her age.
In Montesouna Indiana, ON the OF March ast Jous
SHOOK, aseds2 years.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-15
DEATHS.

Married, ON the 18th instant, by Rev. X L. Magoon,
ANTHONY DAVIS To Miss AlicE DAVIS. all this city.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-15
$50 REWARD

PAN AWAY from tho subscriber, living In Choaer-
~ held county, o months ago, negro named NOR
itIs about - yearsO asc dark compile xion stout made
about feet or inches high he has high forehead ami
small eyes; some burns about his on the back
OF MS hanhsi and small about his eyebrow; large
l,eii his heels disposed TO crack OPEN will give the
and secured in JAIL get him. and $40 N taken i'm
III" county II Chesterfield
- ctf CHARLES g. CR.yea
fr-s
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-15
TmnnE mUNDRKp PERsnNs 6aye Lan.i

and fairly tested the quality Of T. L NAsII's Piano
FORTE5 aud hold themselves ready TO recommend Them
10 those who may be IN want of the article.
Don't pay tor the Piano until you what IL is andthe
You are sure o. not being imposed upon The Subscriber
oilers Dis insiiumonts upon frfoi p NASH,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-15
WILLIAM & MARY COLLECE.


VIE Lectures in this Institution will commence on the
Il 2nd Monday IN October.
Course for the Degree Of A. ID.
JUNIOR YEAR.
Beiiss LetCrs, Logic Ell'es aud History Thomas
Dew President and Professor
Professor.
Afdfhendffcs-RobeIt Saunders. Professor.
Chem'siry-John Miington, Professor.
SENIOR YEAR
Professor. $500
NaiTrai PhiiosoPhy-John Millnstou, Professor.
haihti7afies Robert Saundcrs Professor
INDEPENDENT CLASS
Lae-B. Tucker, Professor
preparatory Mathematics Robert Saunders Pro(es.
sor.
CLASSICAL DEPARTMENT.
AncteHf LdHgnIgss-Charles Minnigetodc, Professor.
TO enter the Junior latin Glass, student must be
prepared TO read saust and Virgil Tor admission into
ne Junior Greek Class he must be prepared 10 read
Nenoplon.
Expenses Of Il regular Student
JUNIOR YEAR.
Tees 10 three Professors SD $50 ~
iali tee (Iunior Political Classic. ..-......l0 ~
lcc.. 30 w
Board uneutlns washing, lights and fueD.... .3O 90
sac 70
SENIOR YEAR.
tceel TO three Professors. ~
nioh - NJ
boSti' &C.. .......lD ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-15

tb ~
Junior Latin Class % nj
senior 30 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ..........2) Oh
Junior Greek Class. - ~
senior ~ Oh
Preparatory Mathematics. % ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-15

TUE Trustees of Hamden Sidney, Al Iil meeting held
a TIC college on Friday the 9th DAY Of June, 1872
adopted the following the necessary entrances Of =
sluiom IN tho College, FROM and aor the nonl
OF tile eerrion.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-15
SENIOR YEAR.


$40 ihIee ff"Itsania..
'"S'u SS..-'..-.... .....-.lp
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-11-11
MR. cUsHING,s STATEMENT.

We take, from the New York Courier and
Enquire, the following remarks, with The hope
they may attract the attention Of Mr.. Thomas
Ewing, once Secretary Of the Treasury. The
last we heard of that amiable individual, ne
was
"Wanderiug, remote, unfriended melancholy slow"
in some Of the most retired places IN ONO II
not beyond the reach of this our misslye, ana
not beyond the pale of honorable conduct, we
call upon him to conoborate, or refute MI Cush-
ing's statement:
In the report of Mr. Cushng's speech at Lowell, IS
the following statement .
81 have once repeated and repeat it now, for It
is the fact of facts in this matter that John Tyler,
solcitous that imputaton OF interest should at
tach to him. that the bank question should not DC
wrecked through his means, proposed to the harri-
son Wing Cabinet, to come out at once declining
denomination and that they advised him against any
such proceeding-that they recommended nm not
TO decline. To this there is and can be no answer
so far as know it is conclusive as to his purposes
We think Mr.. Gushing pulled his trigger little
prematurely in the above statement There IS vel
simple and explicit ''answer' to be given to 1t. We
hare The strongest TO believe that the assertion o
Mr. Cushing that John Tyler made the proposal, as
stated to tie "Harrson Wing Cabinet" Is utterly I'M
founded. Bat if be true that John Tyler made any
such proposal, Mr.. Gushing of course can refer to
some Member of that Cabinet in proof OF his state
ment Now let Mr.. Gushing put the question on TIN:
issue The statement is too absurd to gam credenct
in any quarter. If John Tyler ever had any idea
publicly declaring his purpose to decline re-nomi
nation his inaugural address the fit and appropri
ate medium of communicating it to the public.
| We copy the above from the Kentucky Common
wealth, published at Frankfort the residence OF Mr.
Crittenden. The tone of the paragraph implies tina
it was written with the knowledge and sanction o
Mr.. Crttenden who, as of that Harrison Cab
| net is well able to refute this idle fiction.
This tale about Tyler's offer to decline re eec
ton is Tyler lie of very recent manufacture. !
never made its appearance in all the controversy unit
about two months ago.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-11-11
From the american Sentinel
GROUNDLESS CENS(JRE

Some of the Wing papers are crying out Justify
against the prescription of the National Admnisra-
ton, because some three or four Of the most violent
among them in abuse of President Tyler have been
deprived of the printing of the Government. How
could it be Otherwise? With what face could an
officer appointed by the President continue to direct
the advertisements of the Government 10 be publish
ed in newspapers which constantly filled it'll the
grossest attacks the Chief Magistrate ridiculing
his character disappearing his motives, and Willy
ing his Administration We cannot, for moment
believe that the propretors Of these papers expected
desired the continuance Of the public printing al
though they may try to convert the withdrawal OF 1t
into a weapon. How was it with the Wings
Immediately after the election of General Harrison
Did the officers appointed 10y him continue to pa
tronize any Of the Democratic papersl Was
1t any protection 10 a Democratic printer or a
democratic office holder, that he had given no cause
OF offence TO the Wings beyond the expression
of his political sentiments proper occasonsl 1t
was in vain that the professions of the Wings and
the promises of General HARRIsoN before the cleo
ton, were appealed to the cabal, that ronged at
Washington Immediately after the fourth day Of
March, prevailed, and all the Democrats without
exception, swept out, fast their successors
could be determined on and not unfrequenty in OPP
position 10 the desires of the President, until 7 owl
dence called him away, and President TYLER refused
to become tool to promote the advancement of an
other Our iders all rccollect the boast of the late
Post Master Gene al, MIR. GRANGER, in Congress,
Of the rapidy with which he removed Democratic
Postmasters ON Office, and how universal would
have been the sweep, had lac not been arrested IN s
course' Under the circumstances, no Administer
ton could have acted with more moderation than the
present. It, several Departments cannot be expect
ed to furnish the means to break down the Admins
tratlon OF which they are part and to aid n tho
personal advanced ent of a man, who has been the
cause Of all the bitter assaults that have been made
on the Chief Magistrate. Such course would be
foolish and suicidal
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-11-11
RECEPTION OF COL. r. M. JOHNSON.

,.o,;nr or n. Democratic citizens Of Wash.
-, A.. o,. $50, Co.. ,ho ,,rnos. =,
20 o.' - ,o..;c,;n. ~ 90
-. rs. ~ Iii ooa c 81 ,ho Patriot and
O.,,;.u p;.h.ua " Iohnson ro,v IN The c;,v
isaac o'aIAe' Hsq'' was '''''' " WV o""'' '"'
A"o"'As ~ ''''
s.,.-,-, -, ...a.,.I - u,o;, e..,,
81. u.u.n, C,,ono, IN uhat manner !, would be most
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-11-11

The present treaty shall be duly ratified, and the
mutual exchange of rathcations shall take place in
London within six months from the date hereof, on
earlier if possible.
la faith whereof, we, the respective PleniPoten-
taries have signed this treaty, and have hereunto
aft ed our seals
Done. in duplicate, at Washington, the nine day OF
August, Ammo Domni one thousand eight hundred
and forty-two.
DANL WEBSTER. AsHBukIoN'
(sEAL1 SEAL.
And whereas the said treaty has been duly ratlf-
ed ON both parts and the respective Publications OF
the same having been exchanged, to wit at London
on the thirteenth day Of October one thousand eight
hundred and forty-two, by Edward Everett, Envoy
Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary OF the
United States, and the Right Honorable the Earl OF
Aberdeen, her Britannia Majesty's Principal Secre-
tary of State for Foreign Affairs, the part of their
respective Governments
Now therefore, be it known that ], John Tyler,
President of the United States Of America, have
caused the said treaty 10 be made public, to the end
may be observed and fulfilled with good faith by the
United States and the citizens thereof
In witness whereof have hereunio set my hand, and
caused the seal Of the United States to be
Us affixed.
Done at the city Of Washington, this tenth day Of
November, in the year of Lord one thousand
eight hundred and forty and Of the Independence
of the United States the sixty-seventh.
JOHN TYLER
BY the President:
DANIEL WEBSTER, Secretary Of State
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-11-11
From The Baltimore Republican
ga VOICE FROM TENNESSEE.r

The Patriot, Of last evening, heads an account o.
the nomination of Mr. Clay, at Jackson, with the
startling sound of IA roce from Tennessee" It's ra
Their juvenile voice should say, when compared
with the steptorian sounds from Ohio and twent,
other States. We hope neighbor won't stop his
for few days and he may then be able to hear
a voice from the Empire State, and perhaps sml-
lar sound from his much beloved Massachusetts,
The "bluc lights" begin to flicker in the socket
in federal Massachusetts, and honest John Davis The
Clay candidate for Vice President, don't feel much
like throwing up his hat and shou ing for victory a,
il is said he once did when he first heard the news
the burning Of the Capitol by the British during the
late war,