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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-10
{a:s SEQ
WARRANTED FRESH AND GENUINE,
roR SALE BIT
ROBERT r. DIJVAI.

ROBERT r. DUVAL,
Bank Square, Richmond, Virginia.
AsPARAGUs-Gisni OF Dutch
bEhNs-lsrso and small lIlps, Snaps, &e Chns Dwarf,
BEET-Long Blood, Fairy blood Tuiuip. French White
CGDBGGE-Esriy Yori, large YotE, Early Drumho.d
Of bliisTsea, EaTlJ sGsarlpaf LANCE pIumhead
savoy penton, Leith etc.
cS sHntEPl'0 owEkO oTs%Fs and Late
CELERY-whhe SOLID
CoRN-sni,hs Esirs Early
SUCuMBER-Early Frame, Iors Green
EALE-scotch. sea Kalc
y, SEl on IiNp,ITss. clltou. e,,.
0NIoN-.Esfy silver skinned, Large Ret
PARsNlP-L.rgc swelling, Dutch
PEAS Early Monumeniai, Euy Cromwell, Early oh.r.
PUMPKIN Mammoth
NADlsIl-Iong Scarlet, Turnip
RHuBARB-Rcd Tor sus
sAlslFl. or Vegetable Oyster
sauxsli-E.rly bush
rURNlP-Esriy Fiat Dutch, Red Tor, large NoifE, Ru.
Also, general assortment Of Flower Seed.
CoNsTRUCTION CONSTRUED snd Con.u.
" utons vinc stsd, by 1chn Tsyior Of Caroline fare
.nd yaushle work Aso, Racquet Gousue, and Mayo, on
les wv RANDOLPH co.
DLANR ETs q SERVANTS CLOTHING
ID A cw Blankots stu on hand, which viii te .ot eheap
for caeh ~ " CTNNINGHAM'S
f. New and Cheap Cash pty Goods Store.
SHIRTs SHIRTS -supsri,r quality ruf ho.ou.
- shirts, plain No. a. m ss;ahishmont opposite Ex.
chlnse Hotcl, STARR a co fs2
IN TOBACCO BoxEs, male cut Of seasoned
q " white oak. kr sale.
isg John n GORDON
IAMFs River scrp wsntedty FRY Co
" jsis
uoopER's Fem,le Pin, and Aaiersea's true scot
Pills for sale. JOHN GAvNoR
G2
CLovER-sEEp-A 10, Of Mouni.ie Clover seed. ju.,
~ received and for sss. ISL Fry a co
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-10
yALUABLE LAND ron SALE.

/ Will. sell 20 the highest bidder, the Ist day Of
March next my Tract OF Land on ChiekahonBy Swamp,
Containing, 10y estimation. $40 OF which
ar" low frounds the hsh ground Is In very heart and
may be enriched To almost extent there are ine
hausiable bess II mari upon Il.
The hand IL nine miles from Richmond with a turnpike
road 10 within one mile and halfof As generally nj
home i, wilg pleasure show the land TO any pcr.
con who may wish TO IL before the day Of sale II
should sell the land privately due notice Will be given
titJs
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-10

The Gtoeery business is continued by my laie partner
tMr Gbbons) at our old stand opposite the swan
who will attend all orders have heretofore; anI
hope old and friends will continue their
dealings viii, him ] hereby return my thanks my
friends and the public for the liberal patronage bestowed
IN me in theirdeaings and consgnments OF Produce 10
my earc-and now inform them that shall continue the
Commission business aud may he found at Mr. Gibbons
Store where keep my office, and solicit continuation
OF patronage la consgnmenis OF all kinds OF Produce.
- - = VI cambridge.
itoIuaIy aI1 ISiS. feqf
MOUNTAIN CLOVER ED.-Iusi received
I'i on conssninen lS1 bushels Clover seed from The
county OF Rockingham = MDANDRIDGE
feb
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-10
NEW BOoK-BINDEVY AND RI.ANtx<
HOOK MANUEAC TnHY

Eight Doors above the Old Market Main ST.
TUE subscriber respectfully informs the citizens of
Il Richmond and lis vicinity, that hc has established
BOOK Blndery in the Room adjoining 4 Barclays Book
store for the purpose of Necutng Book Binding Blank
BOOK manu- aeiuing and Ruling Paper every form and TO-
pattern
lie has just returned FROM the North will fun supply
oi Binders Tools and stock AMI is prepared make up
Blank Books, order In neat and siantia Inannf
and to bndPeTiocal Publications. Music and ali kinds OF
patch 1855 49,
"a % dim tnuN m pop
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-10

ed Tor Public sale. es is-,ts on Goods inieoc-
neneaE az no ses orsH. teSTu,ry loh 1872 n r com
assortment Of Furn turc 80 "a roni of our store an
Of '''eefies, fc. isfina in n.r,
mshoxany Sidchoari-,
Wardfohes and bureau.
Zane and Wool seat Chair.
Toilette rablcs Roc kina Ch,rs a..
superior Feather Beds AMI N,,,ress~.
GROCERIES. LIQUORS, SC.
NhsfeY, Brandy and Cn
nnxars ami Nolasses, in bbls
IAN and shoulder B.eon
Gooi Frkin Bntte,
soap 'sndles and starch etc etc
a. WORk AND SADDLE HORSES
which are superior N WORK horses som- u
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-10
BY LANCASTER DENNY 8 co

TRUST SALE.
virtue Of Deed Of Trust executed by David Barclay
70 James rawlings aud the subscriber 10 ser,ra ~
payheh, Of deb, due to the Farmersi Bank AMI fr h
sy ~ ssi as surviving Trustee on the feenth
" lot NO %, lying on E. Street opposite the
- shs James Terms Of sale viii DC so much casb a.
~ 20 gay the charges Of sale. OIe half on Inc
lie ~ ne purchase money TO he paid in ak months
a. nan N tweive MONTHS the purchaser 10 rye 6,r
PAY fnents, Negotiable Notes witt go, so,
ad me tiie OF the properly TO be retained as fIrber
si ane tile Is oehevedto be nnexceponable but
VI" convey only such as isvesed IN me az Trns,ee W
s,ia.o,,...-,. :. = BANTER, Surviving Trustee
Pei i" ine oy LANCASTER, DENNY a co
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-10
w ALLEN. Asert, pRAPkR q TAILOR

w ALLEN, Agent, DRAPER & TAILOR.
ntthNs los sale rs stock 4 Goods, which of the
tbs OF any other Guy COMPRISING splond OF
Nesiings vE--WOOlcn NclyctS figured velycts McTno
Cashmere Floreniines, SATIN ChAlas. etc etc.
Also Cloths AMI Casmcrcs Of every variety OF color and
quality. Also,
Mcrino and silk Shirts and Drawcrs-Glovea scarfs
Cravats, Stocks Snspendcrs, Bosom Coars etc etc. ami
indeed every article comprised In Merchant Taiors
Enlistment
The above goOis will be made up order his usual
style and Will be disposed the cost
10 close his present bnaincss. feb I-tl2w
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-10
LARGE VARIETY a.tp

On rh,r., LAhcE VARIETY SALE
-, on ihur-iar Evening, Feb. lOh as o,.,n.L - -
sinr,,sr, ~ ~ Auction, without reserve i.,,. e
comprising in part ' '''' Just received
S se,o, ,.nm Elastic suspeniers; Tapes; u.,,o,o.,
Ncen,.s SILVER Pencil Cases; Snur Bores I'm v,,Vs,.
NY rms ringer Rings; Ear Dropa etc e,cy' -
r 10 snn Letter Piper; Fanny Elsser ana other
60, hskors in Cases, fine qnaly y; Superior Rms.
10y .tnps Dolls, various sizes and kinds; ami l,r,s
sJ'.nehtei other Toys; Looking Gasses; French A.
~ rT srinrs 9ermsn silver Poe Combs -ite
rine Tooth Combs; Superior Scissors and Kntys,on
ns Soiogne AMI Lavender Water and PerflmeTy We
49, Will be added
~ iozen Linen shirt Collars Ii,ce, f,or. a.. ....-
turer Also, invoice of Whins ,.,sr. tns mshuise-
uS- sale positive. for cash Nu'
fsLs iNLoEs q BROTHER,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-10
VIII ha ndded
BY R. II. DICKINSON.
NINE NEGROES

wi ee sold This Morning. at II O'Clock In from, of m,
'nes likely Negroes, consisting of Men Roys en en-,
y. ~ X II DICKINSON Aucfr
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-10
SALES AT AUCTION
FUTURE DAYS.
BY THo's BRANCH q BRO
SALE OF REAL. ESTATE AT .,,c.r,o,

Ioi IL, AT AUCTION
WITHOUT REsERvE
X 'u,ue o. iced Of trust executed h. w.. n ~,
crioers, on the Ord dsv on N,rrh Is,s
49,. 90 ulc rein set forth AMI ,inlv 1890,
a,eh, omee OF the Musings Court ~ ~. -. 70
soanix. "' j" the Clerks one. for Prince Co.,
49, -nsn proceed 10 sell at Auetion On The ~, -,
Re- f., ~ clock, on the premises m. s,a,y,
ton OF Jsns' NJ commencing At City Point Cat The nnr
-. 80 anu App-nattox Rivers will, lie III, Juns
,ts hd on By Mesish Bates surycxor ~ -, acre
nSnhonu, amounting la number 10 sbo,,, o.. ,, ny OF
thereafter and n the samc 49," -.
wen numbered Land, lying on p,I,s. 60 ~
shi .ie ~ Lots on the southern Bonnlarv "
snouii inc sales OF the Lots, tho "a ,r.Jy.
not DC closed during the day. AMI M ~. -,
eeed ~th the sale Of tie other properly he 70 pro-
we shall, on the merit DAY. eotnnenrs a, a.. -
on .ne premises, To sell, by Public Auetion az e,
stn an me linprovemenis) called Weston Ixi,y y,
Ssoorre ABOUT NO miles above City Point AMI hsmrds -
~. oy me Appoma'iox RIVER and con,sniny .Io,,
$780, I'M. Land Is valuable for its Timber and or
70 mar ket-the Railroad passing through ~
tuftph OF City Point, a mart possessng ma,
',st's ior business, ~ well known tho nnhI,e -,
nc attention Of the business men F0''' an"
~, erns OF safe will be- in months the balance one
.eas s..r.,S. S'ovc properly IL unquestonabIe but
vsSfer h, a., Nc .nsn convey only that which ~
10 Sale Conducted by
~. THO'S BRANCH a. BRO Au.,
-, hon inc above property, the Point 70, -,
s ooJ DNehns House snd Store, with , y,n,bi. ~,
~ Nesscis, AMI two other houses =, %
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-10
oEsiRAsLE nssTEnAF. voa nnsr


TUE Residence Of the late Doctor Norton about cue
mile we<t of the city of RlehnoaJ IL offered
term OF years snd possessioa to be delivered inne
lately. There about O. of land uader fence.
and valuable vineyard ard number OF choice fIali
uees with small nursery OF bneded tree. coming on
thefeare besides the dwelling house, out houses snf
cen foG the accommodation of moderate s,zed family
spring with house over A. ofdelEhi There
os HE Young man; two females grown
grls-sny one wheeling 20 rent the place have
stacks OF hay, one horse and carriage and harness.
sn1 variety Of sartcnins aud farming utensils; three
cows snd some rare shIubs ani flowers
Application To Lc na:c To Mrs Norton her father
George Fisher or To-
fei ditt HENRY W. MoNCURE
SMALL FARM FOR SALE
WNTAlNiNG about lfn scTes situated In Chester heL
~ on. mile from hayos Bridge known by the nam,
OF BUCK HILL las all the necessary builiurs un,n
", Including Ieehouse Dairy, etc. II has also triv
ing Apple Orchard. and great variety 81 other Fnit
Market Farm and Dairy, for which IL is now pro6taLs
used Appt on the pIemiscs, Co Mr WIN Bnfpr, or 10
ie 6s GRErTER PEAKE. Richmond.
COMNISsIONERS'S SALE.
DuhruhNT To- deere. of the Circuit superior Court of
- ans Chsnee'y oi the county of IIcnrco and City
.h OF July, 1911, In suit therein depending in which
.'V'sc 'rinxtnn, adiulns lie blnis the
wu anncSHh OF Richard Adams, deed, h Plaintiff ana
James Malone IL defendant, shall self DID.
inc premises, on the 9th iay OF March next,
mrncng nj O'Clock IN the OF the day, lot of
ground near the city OF Richmond containing half acre,
Adams addition to the cv OF Richnani, b. lot No of
square No o. and which s the which the s,d
James Malone now resdes The terms OF sale are
tu OF tue purchase money o. be paid In css-ono third
IN str months AMI the remaining third twelve months
iIom the day Of sale. r u JONES CoInir
feb7 dtds
EoR hire per month, or until lie 18th day 81 December
l. is,?, Wet Nurse. App'yto ROBT MOTT.
IN <9-U Nexf o the Kxr ham Han
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-10

~ Every varicy OF Edge Tool aud MN lions are manu-
faetured by virginia Mechanics and Virginia Iron
az THIS establishment, under the direction Mr. John
hitchcock These alone shauld be strong recommends.
ions ~ our Mcrchants; but when can lie superadied
INC Iaets That they ave fully equal ia every respect
they do not excel either Collins Simmons' man
uiacture and will he sold lower than those are sold
IN New YORK. IL evidently becomes the az well as
their State. ~ -
Having undertaken the Agency OF this Factory have no
hesitation in asserting that articles sold by me shall bo
equal 10 any IN Richmond, and the terms acconmoia
ting. LUDWEII III. BROWN
d, =. -'.''''
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-10
PORTO RICO SUGAR, j AVA correp =,

PORTO RICO SUGAR, JAVA COFFEE. &c
Tn Friday ne 1t, llh instant at iOt O'Clock. we VIII ,.n
"roe eries, consisting In part OF o'
- Hhds z X sugar
IS Rags Rio CoTss
= Do Old Government lava do
70 Half boxes woolseys sur,,
10 Boxes Rsisins
x 10 Lemons, In hne order
BDo C,ndes
= DO Muscsi Wine
10 Hall boxes Tobacco
~ Bbs odd wh.skey
- DO Baltimore whsksv
% do Apple Brand,
% DO T. Rum. Uol,na a., r-A ~
f.b 49, mus WILLIAMS a HANALI,
AucuoneerS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-10
DISSOLUTION on 60 PARTNERsIIlp.-

NHE co'parnersip heretofore existing under the name
Of cambridge i:ibtons was dissolved on the frsf of
January last, by mutual consent
Those indebted TO will call ani seule their accounts
sud all persons having claims against us will
Tor settlement. NJ CAMBRIDGE
GEORGE GIaR0NS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-10
GREAT BARGAINS IN CLOTHING.

T0I q JIG uulN uNft.
I'HOsE IN want OF superior articles In the Ci,,hing
Inc viii please bear in mind thar We are sill seilinS
eA bargains and that tho sales only be CONTINUES oT
lev days longer. The assortment is very arya rom,
prislng- 10y ~'e'' No-'
Superior Dress Costs, assorted sizes and eolors
Beaver FrOck and Overcoafs
superior Cloth and Cashmere Pants
Velvet, satin and Valencia Vests
Cloth Cloaks, etc. etc.
Va examination, the shove goods will be found equal In
point o. quaiiy and workmanship any the Civ and
~ sueh low prlccs for cash ensure entire safis
icuon. iaM INLOES a BROTHER
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-10

N. Y. MONEY MARKET-ClTY NEWS.
Exchange on England has fallen to los per cent,
and good bills drawn on the south may be had in
abundance at I07.
THERE'S no alteration in Southern Exchanges.
MANIFESTED. z.
FLOUR Is hrm to day at &c 81, and some Of the
holders ask Sc so.
COTTON is quie, TO day-prces the same.
GRAlN-Nothing doing in Wheat Sales OF
Corn at 60 c,s.-N. Y. Express, Feb.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-10
NOTICE.
SAMUEL. PurTSFy
NOTICE.

j Ii persons indebted to the late firm of UTsToS a.
sMIIR, requested TO call AZ the office OF PIet,,t
IN, Jr Co, and make prompt payment All the Bonds
Notes and Open accounts, due the late Arm, b.y -.
placed IN their hands for adjustment. ~ ~
longer Indulgence will not be allowed TO any.
S' Wt MATTHEW HUSTON
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-10
AUCTION SALES
ilas DAY.
BY INLoEs q BROTHER.

NhauLAR SALE DAYS: r...,,.. y.,.
ed FOR Public sale 'ees a-,te on Good. inteoc-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-10

MINIATURE CAsES-Gold Miniature Locset. of IN.
VI best quality Also, Plated DO very superior-,nJ
oval. $3.50 ~ =. - SxMs ano
fec o. - nENNEl,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-10

A MUsING AND USEFUL GAMES
n India Rubber, Parlour or Foot balls
Batledoors and birds
Backgammon boxes
Dice aud cups
Chess and drsughis
Men and boards
Jumping ropes, and boxes Of games for children
Domiucss, Chinese puzzles
Graccs, Corncllas, Dissectsd Maps
Boy's India Rubber balls &c, Tor sale, at
w RANDOLPH a CO.'S
Book Store and Blndery,
JAZZ Ncrt 10 Bcok's City haths.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-10

I'VE have for sale frs, Pedlaris Wagon and Se,T
~. SUI arEe anu heavy Horse accustomed draw.
'ii, " same DABSEY a. CAUTHORN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-10
BY DABNEY s CAUTHoRN.

On FRIDAY, llth inst, in front Of our Auetio, ,ors
We viii sell varied assortment OF roc cries s1i.hI c5
the sea~on-such va
Molasses, whsEey, Vinegar
Sugar, Coffee, Brandy
Butter. Lard. Soap, Candles
Nails, assorted sizes
Shot 10 DO
Hhds shoulder meat
DO Ham DO
Io5aeeo, Cigars. Of various qualities
Loaf SUGAR, good arucle
ALsO-loO bbls. Of No. Cut Herrne-
FURNITURE.
doz. Chairs
Wardrobe, Show Case washstand.
Bureau Siteboard Tables etc.
ie ~ ssDABNEY & CATTHORS Auctioneers
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-10
BY WILLIAMS q HAXALL.

-, son me above property al the Point soeI -.
Dp dwelling House snd Store, with a yaIn,bt. W.,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-10

fosomoke River Lottery, Class I6-To be drawn At WI.
ming Capals-s70D, 3ai 100 of5Oo iof 3SI 20; "a ?
OF W 10 OF 81 ~ CO. 30 of5 ltl 90 etc Sc Nos II
drawn ballots Whole Tickets t2,5o-shares In proper
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1842-03-22
THE PRESIDENTS CREED.

In all pu bic expenditures the, most rigid economy
should be resorted to- and of its results pub
lie debt in time of peace be seduously avoided A
wise and patriotic constituency will never object to
the imposition of necessary burdens for useful ends
and true wisdom dictates the resort to such means,
in order to supply defcenc in the revenue, rather
than TO those doubtful exp dents, which, utimating
in public debt, serve to mbarrass the resources Of
the country and to lesson its ability to meet any great
emergency which may All All snecures should be
abolished The approp1 iations should be direct and
explicit as To leave limited share of discretion
to the dlsbursng agents may be found compatible
with the public service strict responsibility on the
part OF all the agents 'of the Government should be
maintained, and pecnIs ton defacaon visited with
immediate expulsion f Office and the most condign
punishment.
We quote the alb owe from the address of Pre-
sident Tyler to the People of the United States,
as indicative of the course he has pursued, and
is determined to pu usue, in the administration
of the affairs Of tt country. For the sentl
ments heIe set for th, there will be found an af
frmative response in every American bosom,
and it only remain for Congress to meet the
President half wa,l in this matter, TO become an
equal sharer witt him in the glory OF carrying
such audable views into effect. If 1t has hap
pened that any clay has occurred on the part
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1842-03-22
From the Baltimore Visifer.
THE MEASLES.

This disease RACES as an epidemic in this city at
the present time. 1t is exceedingly prevalent Eve
nv body that has escaped it heretofore, to be
seized now. A large number of adults have been
attacked-more than is usual. Among them the
foreman of the office where paper is printed
Our clerk has Just recovered from the disease. But
why name these troubles What are they in the life
Of an editor? What they in times of money
troubles such as have come upon us here?
Our friend, DR.. Whitrdge, whose extensive prac-
tice affords unusual opportunities for collecting the
facts, gave it as his opinion, Wednesday, that
there probably not less than t,oo thousand cases
Of measles in town. This is exceedingly annoy
ing disease, at times Patients SO apt to labor
under delirum, amounting often to temporary insan-
ity. Under such circumstances they refuse submits
sion to medical prescriptions, and attempt OCCASION
aly-as was the case with female acquaintance
to jump through chamber windows. The conduct of
of printers the other day, though innocent,
was funny enough and will tell on him, he is
not here to suppress the report When told to keep
his pedal extremities to steamed brick, he became
bstreperous-declared he had idea of being kept
in such narrow space-had no affection for such
shees-woud not be pressed into obedience to such or
ders-and threatened to knock all hands into PI, if
they did not let him alone
As it was only temporary delirium in his case, ne
is as bright again type and doubtless will
show his welcome and indispensable form at his post
in few days
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1842-03-22
THE ESTIMATES OF THE DEPART
MENTS

We have heard with surprise that objections
are urged by members of Congress against the
amounts of the estimates for the public service
during the coming year, presented by the Heads
of Departments. These objections are, In our
estimation, not only unjust, but are not pressed
in the manner in which, if well founded, they
should be urged. In the first place, what have
the Heads of Departments done in this matter
They have simply, in the discharge of their du-
ty, laid before Congress statements of the ex-
penses incident to the performance of certain
things which are, in their opinion, necessary to
the public welfare. In the preparation of these
statements, which are based upon reports of ex-
perienced and faithful officers specific reference
has been had to the particular duties to be per-
formed and works to be constructed, nothing
having been left to speculation or surmise.
Care has been taken to set forth, item by item,
the objects of expenditure with the cost of each
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1842-03-22

of the Executive Departments, in atiording IN
formation demanded by any resolution adopted
by Congress, it must, IN justice, be borne IN
mind that the present ncumbents have been too
short time in office to be able to give the state
ments required with due reference to the inte-
rest of the country, and, at the same time, with
out great caution and proper insight into the
matters Involved. Acluated by the most patri-
otto feelings, the, Administration have no
object to subserve but the public good, and be-
ing DESTROYS to stand or fall by its measures, all
it asks Isl that those measures shall be fairly I'M
der,tood and tested. In demanding fair and
full hearing before the country, the Administra-
ton does not ask, nor will it accept, Of favors.-
Having taken their stand in the justice of then
cause, the President and his advisers are per
fectly willing to make their appeal to the grand
inquest of their country, and will cheerfully sub
init to the verdict that may be rendered.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1842-03-22

WAR! WAR!-The Courier and one or two other
papers have declared against England about the
Creole affair." and there is no little discussion whether
it will lead to war War with folks is the cure
for all evils and they would give John Bull broad
side every time he refuses to do we say he must
But about the Creole think it quite safe to say that
the nation will have no war; however much the news
papers may declare it. 1t is not possible to make war
about such matter, if our ground of complaint
were much more clear and solid than it is. The ne
groes let CO. the affair is over, and an excitement
cannot long be kept up about it.-Jonal Of Commerce.
So says the Journal of Commerce--we give the
opinions of all.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1842-03-22
Is 1T POSSIBLEl CAN 1T BE TRUE
We copy the following from the Hartford
Patriot and Eagle.

We copy the following from the Hartford
Patriot and Eagle.
Too BAD.-We feel it our duty to state that while
our Wing delegates in Congress are assuring the
friends of the President that The Wing party in Con
neccut will henceforth do battle under the Admins
traon flag, of them, and Mr.. Trumbul among
the rest have been ranking into the ate, copies OF
the Independent" political paper recently started
at Washington to support Henry Clay, and deiame
John Tyler and his Administration!
This is of piece with the whole game of deceP-
ton which these and their editors here have been
playing with John Tyler in order to fasen upon the
State set of Office holders for four years, who shall
work in the dark against his Administration, and
when the proper time arrives commence open hostll-
ties, and bling their official influence directly to the
work Of destroying the man of whose Kindness and
favor they have been made the recipients!
If the President is not already convinced of the
base hypocrisy of the in and from Connecticut,
who have been suffered to control the appointments
here little time will settle the matter without
further admonitions from us, from any other quar-
ter. 1t may soon be too late to save his Admnstra-
ton from the fatal hounds which these false friends
ire INJECTING, but shall not have to reproach our
selves with any neglect of duty our part.