davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-15
Auftion Gales.
FUTURE DAYS.
by InIoes & Brosher.
LIBRARY OF VALUABLE BOOKS.

by InIoe. a Rroshcr.
LIBRARY OF VALUABLE BOOKS.
~ Auction.
I'm FRIDAY EVENING Dec 10Th. O. oiek precisely we
viii se at auction by catalogue. Library book.
embracing and valuable publications. Among which
are Runns Farmers Register Historical Register ~ ovarhs
Works Tayiors Construction Treatise.
w Hume socu Modern Europe ZONES View,
IN fns English Podrah GALLERY; History Ottoman Empire
vernon Gies' h-eeIanie Spectator History Chns; sander
.on- Lives sgner. Destination; Raynonds Political Economy
AMERICAN Revolution; Towers Prophecy
Fable Of the Bees. History lew shak.t,r- ",
IL, T.'k harrean Almanac Wahiie,s Library; Peoples Ma
Literary MAGAZINE lev Eiinburg Encyclopaedia Universal
ah-ieer Btneko Metropolitan Magazine; Einrp ana
Quarterly Review Transaction Pha Agricultural Society NicboI
son- Encyclopedia. Nv; Plates Se Se.
" Catalogues for distribution. and Books examination on
Thursday evening.
deIo NLoEs a BROTHER Auets
W RsertH FAX pNss-rUEsDAys, THURSDAYS AND
SN'hDhs Cash advances win be made every description
Of goods consigned for public sale
On SATURDAY Morning December Eth commencing \, o a.,
clock IN front OF store will be sold variety House
hold Furniture. consisting part
Beds. bedding and bedsteads
Mahogany Bureaux. Sideboards
lou yards Beaver Cloth suitable for overdoats.
CRY MADE BRoGUEs.
$50 pair city made Brogue- first rate
A Mems Boots and Shoes and shoes and
Slippers
MOUNTAIN BUTTER. &c
hrkns prime Mountain Butter.
Several good Sable and work Horses. LAB- Aues
by Dunlop, noncure a Co.
800 Packages Shoes asd boots, at auction.
~ 90 the l@h instant at 10 O'Clock, viii be odd
our once 800 packages Shoes and
Manufactures comprising assortment Of reasonable ~orl
consisting part
Ladies' and Misses Shoes andB
,enlemens and Youths Boots Shoes Pumps sipper.
Nomens Shoes and
Mems and Boys Shoes, Brogans, Water Boots, City
made Brogues
The above embracing every variety Shoes and Boots
ALSO
100 cases Fur and Silk Hats and fashionable
shapes
Fur seaet and Seal Caps Of kinds and qualities.
Tems-Cnder $780, cash; $780, credit, for ap-
proved negotiable paper.
ADDITIONAL
Will be added 10 the above
80 sides bemlock lime turned Leaf
$50 do oak Sole Leather
80 do heavy russell and Brogue Leather
doz. Calf
doz- heavy Kip Leather
doz pink yellow and white and BINDING.
lsS sides skirting, Harness Bride Leather
de DUNLOP. MONCURE 4
POSTPONEMENT
~ The above sale viii take place Friday. 10th inst
ut ~ D. NJ a
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-15

WISH TO sell 100 acres of Land, living within
TWO miles OF the Market House city pan of the
aS Gained eh Meadow purchased by Fall Richard
u. haden kf This land heavily oak and pine
ana from ts proximity To the city am
not prepared To enter into the Wood cannot afford
TO keep and let remain dispose of it AZ fair price
MI aden told me that he had refused acre for nan Of
MY oveseer or myself Will with pleasure to any one
wishing purchase. ' w
I1-eou ,vtyrrr~c
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-15
CURATOR'S SALE,

M ILL be sold NJ the late Craddock decd
Monday, 18th the present month all the No.
Sahe property belonging 10 the said Robert con-
hg OF Horses Mules Cattle Sheep and Hogs together with the
crop Of Corn Fodder household and kitchen Fnr.
Terms Of sa-For all under CASH and all sums thai
amount credit Of SIX months will be giving
bond with approved No property will be delivered until
the terms Of sale compiled with.
de 10 eotds mo +. BURTON Curator
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-15
RICH HoUsE-FURNIsHING ARTICLES,
By X. II. Dickinson.

FIVE NEGROES
iis MORNING at IL o'clock front my Office will be
sold ) likely Negroes, he country
THREE NEGROES
VIM De sold tis morning at III o'clock my see one
ke BOY L. and one Man 30 hands Also one
middle aged Woman who : a cook washer and noner
=. ~
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-15
NOTICE.

NOTICE..
j execution of the trust created bv n deed
II executed by John Jones sarah his wife 10 speI T,vr
am Sanue Marx Is trustees bearing date Isl day Of ia
nAl m the year 1880 and Of record Clerks Once Of The
Hastings Count of the City of Richmond. by the .,
trustees on the premises the highest bidder on MONDAY the
l9th d! OF December fair II fair day all thai
hall aer Of ground distinguished Wliamson's man of Cous
ADDITION TO III" City Of Richmond BY in tenement No 20
Ihs properly VIII BE- sold in three parcels
"i e proceeds 81 salc viii be required PAID
the residue n the proceeds Of required to be maid IN
one Two and three from the day equal
Ie purchaser purchasers will be required give bonds with
one or NOR approved suces for the payment credit install
menN ana as additional security the title the property
retained until the whole purchase money he paid
SAMUEL TAYLOR.
no 50 Sawtds SAMUEL MARX
gry- Sale conducted by WILLIAMS A NAVAL a.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-15

GcntIcmcn's water proof Boot. mud Hootcc.
az a reduced price.
THNE subscribers have the above
- which they VIII scI such prices viii object 10
purchasers 10 call and examine them which prices win
be made known. J. H. WATKINS A co
Dc ~ Main Street
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-15
FARMERS BANK OF VIRGINIA.

IHNHE General Meeting of the Stockholders of
- the Farmers Bank Of Virginia held al their BANKING
House in the City Of Richmond Wednesday the Ith dav of
January, ls43. - -
An act of Assembly passed March provides that no
Officer or Director Bank PROXY for any
stockhoer IN election OF Directors Bank nor
shall any proxy be valid which shall sixty ay.
before the time OF any election"
ne SINE act provides that after the
President or Director Of Savings Bank any
Manufacturing Mining Company eligible As
Director Of Bank j. hi. AIR C,sux,
.N0rea5er 24th
FORM OF POWER OF ATTORNEY To VOTE ny PROXY
Know all men by these presents that NJ
do hereby appoint be substitute and nro,,, for
ana name and BEHALF TO vote election
Directors OF the Farmers Bank Of Virginia furtheor. 10 be
substitute proxy represent a all meetings Of the sol
hoers Of the Formers Bank Virginia i'm na and he
nan TO vote respecting the enaetg repeating amending such
by Laws Ordinances or Regulations be deemed necessary
and convenient for the said Bank
In witness whereof have heTeunto this
day of the
Sealed and delivered N he of
26-eotdd&r
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-15
SALE OF SLAVES.

BY virtue Of deed the subscriber for ,,
- poses therein set forth by Samuel 3 recorded in
the Clerks Office Of the Hastings Count Williamsburg and in
that OF the County Count subscriber will sell he
lore the door OF the Court House Williamsburg Monday 9th
January next flames City Court day eighteen slaves TO
le highest bidder for cash NJ BOWERS, Trustee.
-2ndD er
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-15
EXCHANGE HOTEL
WOOD YARD, on Shocloe mn. FORMERLY

occupied by Sir H. II. Curtis. and more recently by Ma
hanei August Esq where eon.an, supply Of On.
ni pan" WOOD which Will be- furnished the former customer. M
the yard and the public generally prices for c.su
~ s-r.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-15
GENERAL AGENCY,

I1NHE subscribers, having associ,ted tbep,s.Ivo,
= under the style Of PmrIr NJ & Son tender thci, se
ees as General Agents in the City the collection Of
claims OF every description. 10 ur,I m
renting receiving the rents and -in, raj ~
town or country hiring collecting their hire. and dis
posing Of them at public private sale, which the most con
slant and unremiied Of both of us win bc gy f.
ability and inclination To perform, fidelity and dispatch Whit
ever business may be entrusted refer to the citizens Of
Richmond generally and the following, rcncmcn a.,
zen VIM Lambert Mayor Peyon, WIN Richardson Jas f
Heath Auditor g. w Munfon Thomas Richie Cowain Davis
Nicholas Mills John Rutherford Hon. Stevenson John
Patton Fleming James Lewis Webb Sterling Crnp RaIon
Peasants Williams Hawaii James Kaskc John L. Tat
~ offee on Main r. above Tbos Ri,,.,s
Lottery Once over the grocery NJ Harrison where
one or both Of us may always be found during hours
PM W. T ABE
" Applicants from the country servants in
M would consult their interest by giving information on or
before III" s5'h OF the month eecuber by sending the ser
wants 10 us on or before that date practicable there
Richmond, Dec. IA, Is4e-e&asawIot PM TABB Ir.
EANcY ARTICLES, HAIR AND CLOTHES BRUSHES
fERfuMERf, &c; for sale by
de II Npy ntrv,r . co
SUGAR, COFFEE wHrsKEY CLOVER srED--Pec.i,o,
~ today ss7 bags Rio Coffee hhds Porto Rico suraraI
Dds skey paH very old and fne-6o bushels An
de W. ANDERSON Jr
& NARPE1s CARPETS AND RUGs-Receyed TIN. day spIen
~ did spedne and ply Carpets with Rugs To suit which yi
de IA W MEREDITH.
NJ issEs FINE MOROCCO BooTs-we have in store +, 10,
OF Misses fine French Morocco of the best Phila.
delPha manufacture. JUDAH MYERS a CO
de Fashionable and Cheap Boot and Shoe Dealers.
"ENTLEMENs WATER PROOF CALF SKIN BOOTS
Ats5. So, 81. IS.
M T. HAVE IN store fine Of enileuens
Calf skin Waterproof Boots will sell al The abv
very low prices. We invite gentlemen y give us a can
d. BURLINGTON 4 co.
ue ~ Mansion House.
4 BELLS. Beautiful Family FIour from NJ
Il n whitmore's Min, for sale by ~
no 70 JOHN ~ GORDON
GLOvEK sEED.-l4 bbl BALTIMORE Clover Seed receive.
~ for sale by
no &c J. R. TRIPLETT 4 SON
Neathers.-A lot OF live Feathers on hand which we
IL offer for sale low. FRY A. 70
20
\ oDGEIsS KNIVES, nt twenty-five CENTS
" j. w RANDOLPH sell good Pen Knives with
buck handles n e5 Those sometn, handsome
vii hni beautiful assortment Of all sizes and patterns.
dc
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-15
BR0GUES! BROGUES!. BR0GUESN,

Richmond Manufacture.
Nv + have still hand good stock of stp.rio, Rirh,ooo
w Made Brogues Russell Black which W.. are scIi,r =,
very reduced prices for cash Others in want Will do
wen 10 give Us call ID BURLINGTON 4 co.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-15
VALUABLE CHIKAHOMINY LAND.

For Sale.
Ivy virtue of a Deed Trust, dated the Goth De-
eenber lsi recorded the County Court of
Henrico executed by Nathaniel Rive proceed 10 sell Al
public auction the highest "wednesday the ais, nj
December all that tract Of Land the Henrco called
LONG MEADOW in the fork Of Chekahomny Swamp
adjoining the lands OF Edward Jobn
George and Mrs Camden containing 256
OF less he sale VIII take place the The
eved be perfect acting trustees We shah sen onlv ,ch
title Is w - -
The Terms Of sale conformity
for cash. But believed arrangement with the rr
tors a convenient credit n y,
the terms viii be made at he sale.
JAS NJ WICKHAM, . -
GEO. p. CRUMP, trustees
del-dItc&d4t&dt-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-15
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.
Valuable Personal Estate. nj Auetio,,


M lll be sold at public Auction highest bidder on
IueStay the 20 Wilton, James River FIF-rY
opp NAL' ABLE NEGROES, excellent male and
female house Servants and field Hands Women Bows and
1rs-a Blacksmith Carpenter Of Cattle sheen
Hogs Homes and Mules Plantation other goods an
charles Of Robert Randolph. decd
The sale viii commence at IL O'Clock continued from d,
In day until concluded Terms made day Of sale
WIN. r. CUNNINGHAM.
Administrator with the will Randolph decd
de
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-15
BARGAINS I'm DRY GOODS.

NV MEREDITH intending To move town
w Of next month would the public and his
Generally call AMI sco what bargains Dr. D. selling:
and ~ brown Cotton Cloth, At >. g, 2. gad 10 cts
a. and ~ Bleaccd do, g. Z. 4, 9, TO- and upwards
Caicocs. A. ), 6, T. T. o, 10 and ~ cts.
: Negro Kefseys II and upwards
DO Blankets. 75c 10 81
Plain and Plaid Idnseys i2lc, and upwards
Negro Satincs, very cheap
Comforts and Wolcu Gloves
Sauincus all kinds and prices
English Mcnnoes
French Merinoes. for Cardinals
Biuebiick silk Velvet. for do
Plain Mousonc
Black and Blue Blsck do
Black Thibbct and other Black shawis
Red and White Flanncls great Bargains
Romhaline and Alpaca Lusircs
Black and Blnc Black Striped silks
Plain BIuc Black Gro de- Swiss
DO do Gro DC Nap
Ladies' Long White Half Fnrurcd Gloves
White Kid do
no Coorcd and Black Md do
10 Pink and Green DO
Mems Nd Gloves, variety. de ~
MOTHS CAssIMEREs AND VESTINCs.-Recevod a few
pieces extra sup. biz and blue bin Cloths which viii be sold
sery CHEAP for cash. by dc ~ w. MEREDITH.
PPIE -APrIFawo just received by schf Msncbcs
~ ter 80 bbis. Ncwtown PiPpins, which we viii
mi low del4 HAsKINs LIBBY.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-15
A DESIRABLE FARM IN HANOVER,

4 WILL offer Tor sale, at public auction on the
per'ises "Wednesday the 25ih day Of December next n
ihr II not the n fair day thereafter
reside IN the county Of Hanover lea from Richmond IL
contains J5't acres than which Is in woods
the arabic land - mostly good clay adaued 10 clover
and wheat and easily and permanently improved The uro.
mens consists of comfortable Dwelling House 20 feet con
taining four large besides cellar houses in sri
and number such usually found a The
maahe healnes Of thu sufficiently proved by the fact
that since the construction of the Dwelling ago
and SINCE which time the farm has been occpil not
solitary Death Of white or back ujpn the place
The neigtorhood good respectable morality and
intelligence.
ALSO at the same time AMI place small u miles from
Richmond on the road leading This
tract contains 60 wholly adjoining thr
lanis Of Allen Richardson's b. Crenshaw
IESNs-Onohir OF the purchase h. eash-,be
balance in and years Trust to secure M.
credit payments. WA ~ IONy ann
36-c5tS stawuis
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-15
J. G. GREGORY & co. MANAGERS

Virginia uonong nIia Lottery. Class q, for Isis
TO be drawn At Alexandra, Va Saturday
ber ls42. Brilliant Schcme-SJOOOO 10000 5000 aOOO
$500 l0I7. 100 Prizes Of $1,000. &c &c.
Tickets siO-IIaves s5-ouarers So So
Certificates Of Packages Of IS Whole Tickets $3.50
do do 25 Half do
DO do % Quarter do % SO
$4,000. I2.5OOI
virginia Lccsburg Lottery, Glass =, for 1872
To be drawn AT Alexandria Va Sauriay 3s December
1874 drawn Ballots
Grand CaPtas-s3OOOO. i25OO 10000, $500 3OOO. AGA
1000 1879 1000 1000 prizes I.s5O 1900 20 Of
1000 20 Of 500 20 Of 100 40
&c.
Tickets sIO-Halves s5-onarters So so.
Certificates Of Packages Of &c Whole Tickets $40
do do do
DO do do
~ For Tickets and Shares Certificates Packages On te
above splendid Ioicues-addrcss Gregory Co Managers
Drawings sent immediately amer they an order
above.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-15

TO THE PR0PRIETORS OF COAL MINES
uHE subscribers would them that they are per,d 70
- manufacture Rope Of the very Iemp expressly
suited for Coal PIT good the North
n ~
pJ- Orders addressed To will prompt attention
. PLUME&CO.
Norfolk. Va. Dec 6-eSd2awst
% Pctcrshurg Incliscncef cnnN rs ahnxc.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-15

10 Teachers.
'ENHERE ~ now wanted male and n female
Teacher for the Lovngston Male Female Academy The
school VIII be under the male teacher and
he to select the female with approval Board Of cs
It's required that applicants should produce satisfactory evidence Of
quaiiaiion TO teach the branches
emcsand the female teacher win be frcd caabe Of
teaching the usual branches Of female French and
Music Applications will be by mail or otherwise before
the hr-t Monday in January next CHNS PERRON
Prest Of Board q Trustees.
91- The Virsnan Richmond Enquirer and Wing will
copy tall lst January. de- It'll
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-15
LAW N0TICE,
NEGRO HIRING.
hVHE subscriber o0ain oG.r- ~, 60.

NTUNO IIIKINN.
'gNHE subscriber again offers his services TO the
a public in this branch the time for hiring out
l. near at hand His endcavor will be attention which
Tire interests of the requiem especially He will
continue attend Of descrrton rent
houses
o. who has
GATED with him. viii nssistlum in hs business.
RICHARD HILL. JK.
Office ovcrthc Enquirer Office, Main Street corner
DC I0-dSct5Jan below the Ranks
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-15

"A PPIEsAPrIEaw have just received by schr Manchc.
IN ter 20 bbis. NcwtOWn Pippins, which VIII
I'M low deH HAsKINs LIBBY.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-15

SUHE sperm Lamp oil, winter straned-Or sale by
de 10 ALIEN. DUAL 4 co.
MOUNTAIN BUCKwHENT FIioUR-6 bbls Just received
" IN storr-for Sale by JAMES \. PAT-TESON.
de l5-Iw
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-15

4 MOTHS CAssIMERHs AND VESTINGs,-Rcceivcd a few
pieces sup blk and blue bin Cloths which viii be sold
,erv ebesp for cash by dc ~ w. MEREDITH
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-15

ENrLEMEN'S CAI.FsKiN. GUMEI.ASTIC BI'FFALO
= AND CARPET OVER SIloEs-N fine assortment, Of the
ove over-oer for Gentlemen hand selling very reduced
ices tor cash. at ID. BURLINGTON cos
de Is Mansion I,,sc
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-09-29
Smile is 3423.

Paine's majority, l,447 25,l4O
 The Legislature sands--Senate, l6 Whips nnd IA Locos. House Of Representatives, I29 Whies-lOI L"cos, AbOlltionist, and in six towns no choice
 MAINE ELEcTToN.-The Boston Morning Post says :. We have returns from 247 towns, in which Fairfelds majority over Robinson is 97Oe and his gain over the Whig candidate of last year. sI5o.
 lLLrNoIs.-The Alton Telegraph gives returns from all the counties in Illinois of the late election for Go vernon in that state The aggregate resul, is as fol lows For Duncan (Whg) 3s,O7s-For Ford IL. F., 44,96l. Majority for Ford, ,SS9 MORE TYLERsM.-The New-York Commercial states that within few days past a eentieman oE that city was shown . letter from the Post MastSr General in very nearly the following terms "
 WASHINGTON, -, lsa9.
 Sir-h your oost.master. Tor any of his clesksl DARE TO WAC HIS TONGUE against the adminiaiYa,ion let me know 1t. and the procedure will be corected. Does this sort of procedure come under the pale of that Constitution which our cOascsntiOws Praadan, deems so vitaIly sacred Who cah tell9
 MORE TTLERISM-The Whig Postmas,e- at Ka... Nlle, Essex county, has been Tylenzed as ,,;lI appear from the following endoFsemenr to inc is.s way-bliI received Ut the Troy Post Office from the of flee at Keesvils :- ''O'' '"' VI This is my last act as P. M under the m;ser.hlo adm'n'strauon of Capt, Tyler having been removed TOT oclng m favor ot man worthy to fill the Preai. dental Chair. Hurrah for Henry Clay!
 O ID PEABODY, P, M" :,
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-09-29
FreAs Gke Bostoa Atlas. THE OHIO BARBECUE.


 The great mass of tho people of this country Is again aroused to realizing sense of tho necessity of vigorous and effective political action. The spirit of 164O is re- Nndling in the hearts of tho people. Tho great effort of that year has been rendered Rugatory, by the grossest fraud and dccep- ttien on the Dart of John Tyler. To have been fairly beaten by our political enemies. we could have borne with patience and hrmnesS-for we should have had the con- seriousness Of having failed in an honorable struggle, on tho field of Q we'll fought bnttle: : butt after all tho heat, and the dust, and the fatigue Of the contest. and after having achieved most noble victory, to find that S reason of the weakness, the vanity, and the kgavary of one whom you have unwittingly placed in command, is what no people on earth could be expected quietly,to bear.- TheaexpressiQns of scorn and contempt are ringing from one end of this country to tho other. The name of JoRR TYLER will be a word and reproach. Tho pages of our political history will hand it down to posterity. as an object of derisioh aud detes- tation. .... ..
 The sound and true Whigs-shose who stood forth in l640 to crush Martin Van Bu- ren--are now rallying. with the same patri- ,otic eAthusiasm, 10 put down the traitor Tyler. From all quarters we have the most cheering accounts. HENRY CLAY and JOHN DAVIS, gre looked to to restore tho country to it's former repose and prosperity. ..In the midst of this animation. there are no .ttuer patriots than tho Wings of Ohio. Read the following arrangements for their Day ton Barhacue.
 BARBECUE
 BY THE
 JyRFGS OP OHIO TO THE WHEGS OF KEN.
 1'UCKY, AT DAYTON,
 On lhs 29th of September. l942.
 Fellow eountrymeE of the United States l! vou are invited to an entertainment to be given in honor of the patriots of the Banner State!
 Let ALL who aided in tbe great victory of1ad0L All. who desire to hear reason and do rjght. ALL who doubt or fear for the de-
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-09-29
YER MONT ELECTION.

ehave now the returns from N the towns in the state and the result is that Gov. Paine is re elected by majority of 4l7 over all tho other candidates His pluralitv over Smiia ia 3423
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-09-29

TENNEssEE.-His Excellency, Gov. Jones, of Ten has issued his proclamation ordering an extra session of the Legislature of that state on the Sd day of Octo her next The Nashville Whig of the 3d inst says Aside from other matters of public importance, this stop IS rendered necessary by the late Apporonment Act of Congress"
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-09-29


 Revival of Busiaess.-Yesterday was the busiest day Troy has seen for the last nine' months. Our streets wore an aspect of Rctiv- ity to which they have long been strangers, and our docks exhibited an appearance ot busi ness which was highly gratifying. The amount of flour, whoat, iron, and other com. modities, now coming down from the interi- or through tho canals. is very great, and must cause the return by the same channels 1 of a large amount of merchandise. The ] Whig tariff has totally changed tho aspect of commercial affairs. and every bosom beats wi;h confidence and hope. May it be 1 long before n measure sO beneficial shall be ] abrogated by the ats of demagogues. aided 1 by the votes of those who in sustaining them, l prove incontcstibly thnt they "do not know when they arc well off," -
 BENNETT, rHR MoRMoN.-To judge by what he says himself, this man deserves to be whipped at carts tail. "Show me your companions, and I will tell you what you are," is an old saying. and from thls we presume that Joe Smith must be vile fel- low, for Bennett was his chosen companion, and Bennett, by his own showing, would be no great credit to a field of tinkers. No wonder the Mormons call themselves the Latter Day Saints" We think they might go little further and call themselves the 1 Later End of all Creation.-N. Y. Chron. The New York Common Council have finally ap. painted the l4h day of October for the long talked of Croton celebration and appropriated S2OOo to de- fray the attendant expenses ;