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Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1842-12-31
.Nor is our Government to be maintain

"Nor is our Government to be maintain
81 or our Union preserved by invasons o.
The rights and powers OF the several States.
In thus attempting to make our General
Goyernment strong, we make il weak
II, true strength consists in leaving indi-
yjduas and States, as much as possible, to
themselves in making itself felt, not in
its power, but in lis benilicence, not in its
control, but in It's protection, not in bind
ing the States more closely to the centre,
bat leaving each to move unobsructed in
lis proper orbit. "--Jackson.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1842-12-31

SENATE's COMMITTEES. WniG PROBES
SONS vs.. WING Practice. The country
VIA remember how clam roIls were the
wing presses, and the Wing orators, 10 an1
out # Congress, against Mr.. Van bhref
and III Johnson during the time that they
respectively presided over the Senate, tol
alleged ipiu=tice done the wing party in
tie appointment Of one sided committees
Van BIren AMI johnson. and the whDIe
democratic party we're cursei by thu
wigs, AMI geaeta|'y very unius'ly too,
i1r appointing too g eat 4 proporti IN oil
mocrdlic 10 I'm .ers vi the two fIous Is, TO
e committee. men AMI Oh lirmen Of CON-
mites, VIII 1reby an unfait anil nelual
Distribute OF polite, Al pc yer WIS made,
and the minority deprived OF the SINE oP
portunity an1 power OF advancing their
ma an ih.ir principles, ha' the dem Gratis
seca red TO themse'ge,.
NV III, wig p,ry hold the reins o
q, .,'er in the Senate through their presi
IcYt pr TEN. Mr.. Mlngum. Things have
slsrrSe !, AMI whit was wrong in US, isnDw
EsiEel ty ihs Wigs Their professions
tS's, "a in alnou every thing es Sc, we
F. m. w .hink they, as pa ~, have tor
..:ei. Lo,a 4: the e-alss OF men aFr-
.-iatei o, .bs yari ris seaatoHaI conlnit, |
{. ~. III, 1-3e:".5ss y soS
- So oi>iec AID consent a h.s party.
.,- y N ~ are cen 'c,afs? OF tao u
aAess, az 10 epnni'tes men OF
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1842-12-31

nauh pic agar 5. war worn a"u tue
honarrd V, ran, whose old a,e is luurvlied
nd lstri US wih victories w'n Ia his
manic DIS prime in freq 'cnt conf with
hotl the savage and ciyiIzed foes Of his
conn'ry, AMI whose civil administration OF
the Cliff Magistracy IF The Union. twice
conferred on him by a grateful and ndnIi-
RIM p opla, although not without faults,
has seat d him ,till ieep,r in tn atie hons
AMI ii,l4l vener4t n Of bis .countrym'n.
Charleston COafjtr.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1842-12-31

T.. Percy Howe, at present the editor o.
;he ID Illar Democrat and one of the mos
"a writer's, aud TRUST demo Gratis oil the
State, proposes II publish new piper al
Oxior1, Miss. to be callel the IndePead'
ea Republican," 1t wi advocate the
claims of M. G llhoua to the Presidency.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1842-12-31

PaEsGDgyrIlL NoMtNATloN.-Re'olh
lions have pls,ad the Leg stature of Geor
gia nominating NJ. Can uI 'oF th' Presi-
lencv.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1842-12-31

IT,, " n Al on has beeh re,e'e ted To
the Unite lStt'e' Sc 1lte tro.n Ohio.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1842-12-31

The I!.puaging Rcs0lutioa.-We re
greet much to see that Mr.. BAYARo. Of De-
lawlre, hls moved IN the Senate OF the
Union, to cxpunge the expunglng resOIu
ton, which erased from the records OF
that body, what we have ever reg Irdod as
an unjust and unconstitutional censuro OF
President jackson. Although always and
still favorable to the establishme 1t Of a
| National Bunk as the only sure and stable
means Of restoring and preserving sound
currency, of eqlaIizing exchanges, and
of blessing agrc Ilmral manufacturing
and commercial industry, with sure and
adequate returns, and pertinent prospect
tv; and although strongly opposed, at the
time, t. the removal of the depo5ites, as a
measure at once arbitrary, unj u>tliiahIe
and mischievous, we have yet also ever
mni1taned that the Senate went beyond
the line of constt4tl nal duy, when 1t,
without any impeachment Of Pr1SI tent
Jackson bY the II1nsa of Representatives.,
in substance reS)lvel itself into high
court OF impeachment, and ARA 'gned and
convicted him of high crimes and mSdo-
meanorA, without the forms of he consn
tu:ion, AMI therefore with ut the power to
foloW up conviction with the apprDprlle
AMI legitimate punishmen'-lt was IN fat
a moral Impeachment all m raj COMIC
ton, by the .ju3ici1l branch o. thc national
Legislature, usurpng the constitu lonal
province of the House, an |, against al
I NJ lnp M lStn n
characters aud Offices of both a,cuScr and
Judge. The expunging resolution was
therefore right e.tainly GIT in ett1ct---
if It wholly 50 in form land we rather
think twas right also in lorm, and abun-
dlntIy supported by precedent AMI al
th)rity---by British Parliamentary practice,
AMI BY the practice of both our National
and State Legislatures, colonial and in e-
pendent. But whether right or wrong,
how absurd and Inconsistent the effort t.
expnnge the erpunCtiOn-if it was wrong
or unconstitutional 10 obliterate the first
record---it cannot be right or constitution
3, to o5Iiterate even the record of the perpe-
tratsd wrong. Two wrongs can never
make rrht-as two neg luve3 nuke an
affirmaiive-but the orig nal WI ing should
in such case stand ont, in boil aud unlm-
paired re isf, in con lemna'i n of itself, as
beacon to warn AMI not as light to
rIid ;. Besiles, should Mr.. B'yard SIC
coed in exPanging the erpunctioa, how
long will it be ere the great Missouri will
rise in democratic strength, AMI expange
tn, expunction Of The expnnglng resola-
ton! land as often as the political tables
are turned will the sponge be applied .-anl
so on ad iafatum. What FLY then is
tbs to be committed by slch sen ible
g,ntlenon as Mr.. Byard! Let him dssit
from his unwi;e an bootiess eff'rt or at
all events LET his brother Wing Sen tors not
slgnaIze tn, close Of their cacear, the de-
partare Of Inc sceptre and the gl2ry from
them, by an acr so srnscicss in t'eIf, and
,, jncon-istnnt ia them; and viii h history
won j not fail to rec I'd to tn r dishonor,
as IA at o. poor AMI unworthy and an.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1842-12-31

In. Cre lie of this morning, publishes
notice, that Mr. Samlel Cane will exhibit
an a!ligator in this place Oh Monday next,
and then asks,--"dops H'come as dele
gate to tie locofoeo mceting"
Don't be alarme Mr. Creole. We can
assure III that the demo Gratis have no dis
D ,siiDn whlteyertD trespass up IN the pecu-
liar ri rhts Other whig breth,en in making
po,ii,l 90 Is, ofany animl'; though it is
extremely riblb'c tint if they we're, the
alligator OF some oth4r on m re nob,e and
naeslic than a filthy thievng coon, thlt
lives, as the wing party of b'n<ltes and
tariflics would Iiye-by plunlerilg the
husaandm1n. n No! we have no wish
u. arouse the alligator from his watery
waste, an ia,tll him, as the wings did the
com, che ,eorshipfh," the stu dace" of
or party. We have too mich respect for
the intelligence Of mel---too m ich conf
d3nee in our principles AMI decidedly, too
fll ex )er;e1c Of the evil res ilts of bestial
han5uggery, to wish, in the lels', to initiate
he ex,mpe of or whig b ethrcn in this
respect With the 4 gator as oar leader,
we night expect to be "lai! to the Iaad''
as conn., etely as ''tiN sane old coon" has
been Tee in all parts Of tie country.
10 ol lea times, an in many parts of the
world, tn peop'o W 'rshi ped anim.ls and
mad, gods of III, sun, mooA, e.. The
Greeks had their Mars, whp thu mortal,
thy believed h,d NC above, whore he
presided Over ,ir battles, and give victo-
ry to them. Tic E5tp inns nude go
Of the TX, in honor OF which they raise |
hunle,s AMI sung songs; while the Jews
sung t. deum 10 tho calf. 50 in various
other parts Of the word, and especially
AIMING the Esln;r11',X arr ::te American
Arprig inas, the peop'e hive ma 'e gods OF
amin y OF the sun AMI m)0n, fire, &c,
an It was re 'er,cI t. mo Tern Whiggery,
+ give to the coon an ingloriors imm1r-
u'i'y. His imlge they sttmped upon ev-
erythilg; he presided at all heir leg cabins,
where the w.apt orator was eloquent with
biz prais S, an The songsters
-s'rehearsed
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1842-12-31
APPOINTMENTS
By the Mississippi Annual Conference for
the ensuing Conference year
NEW ORLEANS DISTRICT.
l.afou-che j. Powell, P. Goodwin.
P.aquemne--P. H. Iii fenwerth.

P.aquemlne--P. IL. III henWerth.
NATCllEZ DISTRICT.
i. NJ. DRAKE, Presing Elder.
Natchcz--S. W. Speer.
Washington II. NJ. Booth.
Wilkinson Il. Clinton, r. r. GIL.
WoodviiIe, P.nckuey and Fort AZ.
ams--One to be supplied, L. M, Gray.
Ami e--S Dawson, S. Halves.
Concordia--E +. Thwing.
Viial;a-W. i. Harper, J. Titcom5.
Coles Creek--Leyl Pearce.
Natchez mission to people ofcclor "
be supplied.
c. les Creek mission to people Of colo
j. j. Robelt,on.
Wilkinson mission 10 reop'c of color
J. B. Hlgginbo ham.
BATON ROUGE DISTRICT.
b. PIpKIN, Presiding Elder.
Baton Rouge-T. b. Craphead.
Sandy Creek--Thomis Price.
Point Conpee-J. II. Davidson.
Fc'iciana--D. Daley.
Covington--II. J. Harris.
FeitIana miss on to people of color--
To lie supplied.
Vclsburg Di.tict--L. Campbell.
Ni,ks' u.g--1homos Ford.
WaTen--Reu5en B. Rlckc IS.
Port Gi son e. Reming on.
Grand Gult.-J Macleunan.
Lake Washingt'n--EI. B. Price, J. Il
Merrill
Lake Proy;dence-R O,erbv, J. R
Patton.
Bayou Mas nj. Y. Griffin.
Ma ison Parish mission TO people OF Co.
ORR d. Smith.
JACKSON DISTRICT.
JOHN LANE, Presiding Ell Ter.
J,ekson-P. Cooper,
CLIFTON and Ray monde. A. Frazee.
Centenary College and Brand NIB
Jones.
Cen, enarv College--'r. c. Thornton,
President; D.. &. ShaitItk, Professor q
Law; G. X. Marshall and Z. r. Porter,
Agents.
Chrys'al springs-BsA. Hoaght n, {.
NJ. Robinson.
PAULDING DISTRICT.
] NJ. HAMDr, Presiding Elder.
Pal'd ng-J Tny To-.
De atur--J. Fl Shockey.
Rankin--H. Mullens.
White Sand-II. 7. jones.
P,arIinrron--G. Y. McNab5.
Leaf III, er-I. Mich ,lson.
SHARON DISTRICT.
G. NJ. RoDGFRs, Presiding Elder.
MaIison-A. T. NJ. Fly. T
Arala-L. Timer.
Holmes II. Leavei.
Y,z,o-J, Walton, S. G. Slmklns
I,uisyire--P. b. Bailey, E. Phil Ps'
Carroll--J. J. E. Bird, II. Avery.
Vernon-R. Randle.
Green.borough-J. &. DesEins.
French Camp-L. ID. Sangfort. p
Yazro mission II reop'e Of col 'r--f
MONROE DISTRICT.
D NJ. W1cc1xs, Presiding El-er.
NJ nroe-H. s. Shropshire.
Minten--I.. Wiley.
Nat hi;o hcs--W. Hin s.
Cadd --JosI Saun ets.
Washita--A Sutherland
Darb ne-B. C S,egnlL
Red River - Edins.
ALEXANDRIA DISTRICT
w. B. GoULD, rresidng L!lyH
A.exsal ia--F Math ~.
All xaad IA mission to peop.e OF co'oi
". +. B.oNn.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1842-12-31
His honor in exalted verse"

WAIT nov is the coon an | where is his
glotr;-1epar;e nov only remembered
IS the degradation Of the age; as much SO
i, the worship Of the OK By the Egyptians,
or rh' gol len calf by the people Of Judel'
Iii name is now Only a taunt, AMI nuke
shame to his w3rshirpors, AM the power
which the whig' acquired by their leader,
has but brought ulo1 thea Political adj
verslty, and confusion.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1842-12-31

James Mcdowell, Esq. of Rockbrdge,
has been elected Governor of Virginia by a
joint vote of the Legislature of 1910 100.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1842-12-31

CARROLL COUNTY. Why have not our
fHcn Is in Carroll comfy, calIei a meeting
to appoint delegates to the Dem.c;a'ic
State Convention?
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1842-12-31

CONGRESSIONAL TEMPERANCE REFORM
The House Of Representatives have pass
ell a res 'Iuton prohibiting the use Of in
loXcatng liquors, and abolishlng all res
tplrateurs in and abolt the Capitol.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1842-12-31
M:scis3I ri UNION BANK.

N.E-iS5I ri Union BANK.
The notes of thls ms tuition are again
going down hill. They are not NV worth
more lhtn from L. to Is Gems in the dol
lar, and, in a week or so, we may expect
10 see them down "a l)w as ever they were.
With five millions of bonds aud interest
thereon to pay, with heavy amount OF
outstanding Ii abilities in The shape OF notes,
mach of whiah has b en protested, and The
bank thereby made liable to pay heavy in
terost thereon, and fifteen per cent dama-
ges be Les, it is plain case thar the instl
luton is utterly inso vent.
The late rise VIII CHI the notes Of the
bank took from be ny worth only from ID
II cents to Is 30 per dollar, arose from
the circumstance that gentleman of our
Acquaintance, tnen in New Orleans, an.
aouncel in one ofthe journals of that city.
that Mr.. Clifton, cashier Of the bank, hal
arrived there with the proceeds Of a very
large amount Of cotton, sold by the bank
in Enrapa. Not syl able of this, however
was true. The object OF the writer OF the
announcement, was TO hoax us folks a little,
and laugh in his sleeve at orr or, du ity,
guIIibiIiiy AMI softaess. He succeeded
pretty well.
The truth is the bank has not one dol
lars worth OF cotton in Europe; and if she
had, who doubts bit that the money chan
gers and boal holders in Elrop- would he
rather TOO smtrt to let it, or any Of the pro-
ceeds Gifts sale, lie brought off here, so
long as certain famous Uni n bank bon Is
were unpaid, AMI the English laws in favor
ofcrediorS against foreign debtors remain
as they now are.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-15
BYLAsr EYENfNo.s aaiL
NEW JERSEY.
Correspondence Of the Tinted sis,os Gazette
A. ~ !.

NAW ioRk, we n sfay, NJ.
learn from Boston that William wyman, *
President Of the Phoenix Bank and Thomas Brown.
Jr. eS-Cnshier. and w IL Skinner 81 the n m OF
; AMY, Reed K Co. have bcen arrested and held To
bail IN the sum Of 100000 each. for their appeal
nnce To answer charges neiins. them for ha wing
b. zZled tho sum of $500, 900 fIom the Phoenix
Bank OF Charlestown. MIR Skinner 4. eb,,r,d
with having conspired with them to make the r. ,ud
which Is made larceny by the revised statutes The
exsmina'ion wos postponed until Friday next.
The sales at the Stock Exchange to.day. were of
70 accounts prices remain before, except Canton
20. OF BALTIMORE, which advanced J.
The Sun Mutual Insurance Co. has declared n
thitnj OF 32 per cent.
In the Court of General Sessions this mornins
Col Webb pended guilty to the charge Of going out
OF the State 10 fight aduel.
Prices at FRS, Board-Dsl. and nudson 81;
Cation Co. III. -
AT the Second Boird, 10 shares Ohio T,us, sold
CT Us, $1,000 Ohio SKIES OF 1850, at7L
Exct anye on Philadelphia and Baltimore is n, 4.
virginia iiai b Charleston. Savannah and Augusta
i'eilt; Columbus 90; Apa.achicola 1872: Mo
bNe, Montgomery. Tuscaloosa IG, New Orleans Ia
prem; Nashville 81; Louisville, st. Louis. mud
Cincinnati 2ia3.
United States Bank Noes So. Foreign Ex.
clanges contin' 20 uac i've; the present rates are
io,t on London, and 32i ,35 on France.
NO change in Cotton w estern flour is heavy Al
sf9ta4, 5O-Southern is in better demand: 3OOO
nps' Georse'own were taken for the East Indies nj
81 :. Grain is dull.
The cargo OF fruit per Empress, which arrived
'"st n'sh', was offered this morning. but very little
so'd-purchasers being unwilling TO meet the views
Of the Owners.
Mniurn & Co. had a sal. Of Teas. which wa,
We attended, and went OF with c,rat spri,. nesI-
~ tie whole catalogue was sold at an advance n
last weeks sales.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-15
WONDERS Will NEVER CEASE

Ish possibe thai 10 the city Of Rehm. nj Lib,
upon the AuSieetof Meslnertsn ~ alouf ~ mr. L.
~. snhs nss; and so eey ysssitss bal esria snc
',s opaosl,. tie Bell ra,ern ssIsrdsy even
nf a'er sinhown AMI be oouvine Of The f.r al -
"ount not uey VIII agree with that NJ Mssmerts,a ca,
s,s me test OF such light viii then ana there n. ..
nohed IN heneeorih be down as no Iunbvs has,
tie real genuine Democ raiic sth. '.' "'''
Bhf 90 rae Poisl.
GARBANATI q ROSE NTHALI. TAX. NE.
sure ~ armour eirz 20 their iends and tho pahIe 10 s
neral that at hci Ns~ and Palace oi Fsshlsa on
saturday Evening October 6h they ~ihAyc The homo, al
nenS the ~ Il 20 IN reduce into the state of vxipI.
hesi oas Lshf-ha,inf. al a very heavy eIrensc con
fueici an apparatus for t,ss tupoa ~.
principle Of the Mes YORK Gss Worss) which "a NM he ,a
seJed through ppca 10 their Hat Emporium wher. 81,
VA have an oppo.iu.iy Of eeioylns The novelty IL,
uS- No charge for Ambulance. a. We have M doub,
every visiicr WILL II only Ir me novelty OF IN. ,hnr
purehases Hat by Gas light the south.rn IL, Rn,.
rum opposite the Bell Tavern 'N
Nh ga X esreetius large company will be n,.nar.d
with Sufficient number OF ioi the ,son md
iher friends will obge Them by making way for strsnrer
WHO wi no doubt DO snIous to have peep at wh.i per
hapsthey may never afan have nance Of seems mi.
isbhneni will be kept for the
eaies and others WIN cannot sp1'. time dunn.
business hours evening ti k-s,;,,ri.ys M
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-15
FALL AND WINTER STOCK OF
noOTs. sm q rs, TRUNKS, CARPET

TIE subscriber respectfully Informs the pubic m a, h.
u now IN receipt Of Large ani well selected assort-
meht OF goods IN his line, which he proposes 10 sell N m
Usually low prices for cash. upon the usual tenn 70
fDllowng: 'feS ." pei'' eDo
Menst'iek unbound seved and pexled Broz,as-. mar,
'efy superior quality, suit able for factory hands
Men.s hnet and bou nd calf and kip Brorans
maize ' '''Ns-"s' '"@ue'PHis
Mems French morocco aud Ru.se,t h,,se .Uo,
, lAieS black morocco and kid shps-Freneh Tea
Buskins and Lace shoes ~' ''e'
a greE; variety -"' ''''s'
sh.ldrens shoes upwards IOco pair, comprising very
Moiaens cali ant seal Shoes E,o,s OF very supe.
nor qusliy, suitable lot house servants '0
" y. erAi.e and cnc Shoes and Brorans
IAies and Csutemen's Iudia rubber over alos. lin
AID fur bound 10 ''ei o"oes, nneu
Ihe subscriber rs also daily manufacturing all deseru
ZOOS OF LADIES' and -Cnemens Boots and shoes torsher
Silh misses boys and ehTens Boot and rhoes-ans
.so hoSueS suitable Tor plantation hands all Of quality
fail 10 pie ase. I,t A'"O'
&C A,c,.L a. nm go
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-15

1929 Prizes. 2i7,2l6
= Nos-l3 drawn ballots.
ItcEets 81; halves slO; quarters g., eixhhs 81 ..
Il Inc pnce OF cert dciie ola package If Is Whole
tickets ~ the above splendid Lottery Is only s2-shares
~ proportion and certificate OF package may draw the
four hghes; prizes.
Maryland Consolidated Lottery Glass C for Is,zTo be
drawn IN the City Of Baltimore, Wednesday IAN OF Oct
1872 Buii4n Scheme OF 3lOO1 ~ 90 s00 Goo JsO
900 300 800 . 70 Of 1870, % Of lGyG 30 Of 6O1 81 OF
iN. etc. T'cket- siO-shafes N Proportion.
Certificates Of packages Of % whole TIC keissi3l On
Do...... do. ....>6 half do..........E5 o
Do.....-..do.. ......Fo quarter do.........32 %
virginia Mononglia Lottery, Class ~ for ls2-To be
ls42.
ALL PRIZES.
no Those tickets witch shall have on them none Of
Iof $1,000. snn 4oSs C sni 81 aoo of ,s, =,
lSc 10 OF 100, p Of SO, etc. Tickets slO~shares in
Certificates Of Packages OF - Whole Tickets sI2O
Do. ....-...do p Half do......... OF
po..........do.......2 Quarter do....... 30
Va Leesburc Lottery. Class o. for Isio-To he drawn
AleNsndfaNa, on saturday. Oct 20, 1872 Grand Prize
prize Of s25t0n. 1000 500. - O. 1850 1901 10 OF fOsi
10 Of 300 etc 10 drawn Nos. out Of &C. Tickets so
shares IN proportion.
CeItideaies OF Packages Of p Whole Tieke,sslnn
20. % Half do........ -
~. -...uo.. ~ Qnaiter do.
For tickets and shares aud certificates ofpaekases in
above splendid schemes, address 10
G GREGORY & co, Managers
nc ~ Richmond, Virginia.
" All orders promptly attended to- and an Account Of
Tie DrG~ng sent 10 al who order from
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-15
sournEHN noAKDiao AND DAY

r. PERSICOS SC hool viii open again ON tho first Nom
" day ia October noxi, for ;ho OF
SAY scholars. '
Mrs Oriiek. sister Of the lsic Mrs Perseo will preside
over Tie ione ste n.cmeB;1 of tie institution
Inc SUBJECT ~ Female Education has alwayR been a
memeo 81 paramount interest and magnitude to the prnci
pal The Two great iaeultes whc his hum lc ef.or;,
'ore, shall be- the most eicen culture
end while The combined t0IIs OF 'c different teachers o
tue establishment are directed deyeotnx The
qisea AMI powers OF the snn they shall also bear In
We" ua te human heart Is capable OF regular system
OF cluc1ou Convinced, the principal - this truth
lac has always assigned 10 religion highest Office. I'M
PROOF nereo one condition Of the quaGc atoms of resi-
uent bacicfs - their bo!ougng or
ihodox thurcl 20 that morning evening the whole
faulty altar. $50
Teachers Of undoubtcj quafc atoms will attend TO all
The Eegsh branches, aud gentleman of this civ, well
known for his piey aud sch oaTShp will In the labor
Of tie school.
The French Italian, and spanish languages are taught
and spoken ia the family.
The principal being amateur Gf both Music and
raining can with some degree OF confidence assert thai
taught in HE school. 7''
Mr. PerscO thinks that Is Impossible TO estimate nro.
Perry The progress pupils, unless the pain cipal
stU acquainted wiki all The bras taught in his school.
becansc however great his friendly suhclulc tlcr al
sslc ient may be- Can anticipate results eSrcpf
h's Ju"raen he Put IN Icquision Indeed, no ins'iiuon
can insure success, which Is directed by know
Bn experience. -
Rsir,euccs-R VI pr Plumcg, Rov'd pr Emp!e Rey'd
sr Pollock, Revid Mr. Masoon
to Forurhef Information apnIy At the hou.o of ,b.
principal shoekoe iii, Richmond, Va.
+ IL dNrfs
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-15
Correspondence OF the Baltimore Patriot.
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MA, oNtOber ID +. NJ.
Inc transactions at the stock exchange to-day
were light, and no change in prices : 1000 Cine q
nnu bonds at T6i Is shares Cimden and Amboy r..
Read at Co. 10 Mechan'cs' Bank at I0i.
The result OF the election in this city on Tuesday
shows complete triumph Of the Wings even be
yond the most snnguno expectations; inc NJ Scott;
tie whig Candidate Tor Mayor, has been Reelected
by On Increased majority. the State Senator and As.
semb'y hos been elected y a cons1erab Y incr,n =
cd majority over that OF 1871 the Whs 'CounciI.
although there was some excitement respecting Ger
tam Candidates, has succeeded by an average ma
Jofi'y oi $50 thc Locos as usual have carried the
ticket in the county.
Delaware County, the entire Wing tickle, elect.
Chester County, ) Wings and Loco Foco
elec'ed.
Leigh County, the entire Wing Tickle, elect.
Cumberland County, the entire Wing tickle,
elected.
franklin County, the entire Wing ticket cleo
ted.
DauPhin County, Wing and Loco FOco
elec,ed.
Buck. County, Wing Sheriff and members Of
the Legislature elected.
Lebanon County, Whis Senator and Rep,esen-
tative elected
fire company Liberty from yocr city, reach
Cd Philadelphia this afternoon, on their way TO the
New York calculation. They were entertained a,
the saloon Of the Museum, and will leave IN IN,
morning.
Nj Jaeob Shipmsn, Bank and Brokers' expre,.
runner, between New York and Philadelphia, wa.
attacked in his house on his return from New York
last evening, by Two rutRans, one OF whom struck
nm severe blow in the face with heavy bIud.
geon MIR s. etappled with his antagonist, at The
same time shouting for assistance, but was oblig
to reInqu'sh his hold order to secure his carp,
bas whIeh contained a considerable amo, Mt OF n o
n'y. The robbers escaped by the back do, nc
gale which they had ef op.n in order 10 fac,li At,
their escape.