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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-07
u. s. CADETS AT WEST POINT.
Correspondence ofise Philadelphia Isqu'rsr & Ga,en
WEST POINT. \. Y. NAV Is 1872

Correspondence ofthe Philadelphia Irsuirer Gazette
WEST POINT, n. Y, May LIST, is42.
We have just received list of new Cadets for
this year, a copy which send you:
MAfsE, ".-Chas. A Washburr. Rufus Bacon.
NEw HAMrsHIRE, 2.-Noei Fellows, John q
Foster.
MA.s,cuUsErrs. Elisha q Hammond
George II Derby, Thomas II Darrco,t, George ii
Gordon, Henry Sears, Benz. A Walker, Chas. c
Parker.
CONSEcrrcur, 2.-Gsorge A Bissen, Samuel II
RAYMOND.
RHopE ISLAND, oliver II p Taylor.
NERM VT, I.-Trueman Seymour, Jr.
NEw JERSEY. 3.-M. Wilkes Collett, Henry b
Ware, Chas. Stewart.
NEw York, I4.-Darmes n Couch, Eebert L
Well, DAVID Baker, Alfred Gibbs, James Pal
meT, John Dousherty, WIN Duttor, stephen San
ford, VIM. w Wiev, Henry Bennett, Geo
Stoneman, Jr, Alfred Smith, Marcus Simpson,
c Livingston Best.
PEsssrLvASI,, I2.-George w Caldwell, Ed
mund Hayes. Henry Nj Black, Edmund Russell,
John wilkins, Jesse Reno. James Cakes, Robt
K Marshal, Geo. Nice lelan, A bert l. Masil.
ton, Il. Perry Davis, Birtrnm q Leiper.
DELAwARE, l Caleb r Layton.
MAINLAND, 6.-Reynoids J. Patterson, Edmund
l. F Hardcas,lc, Thos II Emory, John a Brown,
Walter II Jeniier, George Humphreys.
NRoIsIt, &C L Wilson, BWkett Fry, Am
brose Hill, Jr., Bartlett A. Curtis, Gibson J.
Butcher. Arthur Robertson, Simon b Harris,
Thos. Eosley, David + Stain.
NORTH CAROLINA, s.-Tho's Beckwith, Tho's II
Whedbee, James + Simmons, George Rounsuville
Francis Bryan, John Gibbon, Jas Pepper, VIM
Vikings.
SoUTH CAROLINA, &c., Cantry, William
Locndes Hamilton John b Robinson, Benjamin W
Drawn, Charles Bru.t, James Stewart, Thomas
Sumner.
GEORGIA, 6-Thomas IL Mcconnell, Joseph NJ
Hull, John liately, VIM Smith, VIM NJ Gard
ner, David r Jones.
KENTUCKY, 4.-John V NJ Uockaday. S B
Maxey, Tho's Lowe, Tho's NJ Winston.
TENNESSEE, 5.-Wm a Rodgers, Cadmus Will
cox, AOsalom Scales, + Turnkey, Charles +
Gallagher.
Ono, 6-Henry b Hendershatt, James II Nc
Dcuga, WIN Burns, Jr, James Brinkerhof, Ferdi.
nand Vanderven, Eril L Ward.
LOUISIANA, l.-St Colombo u Davis.
INDIANA, Joshua Coitinsham, Hugh Nc
Kay.
ILLrsors, 3.-Henry l. Dexter, Augustus G
Whitcside. George Pickett.
ALABAMA, 4.-John { Wilborn, David L
ThoTne, John Pickett, Robert Garwin.
MIssIssIrfI, l.-Charles McBradford.
Missouri, I.-Marcus A. Ford.
Arkansas, l.-Albert III williamson.
DIsTRIor OF CoLuNBIA, 2.-CoIvill J Miner
lafayette Caldwell.
At large, 81, VIZ:
T. VI Harrison Of Ohio.
Charles Gilbert, do
iNuutlb r hIs1lut 1tuIIihs
WIN Il Reed, South Carolina.
James Spence, Virginia.
Samuel ID Sturgis, Pennsylvania.
Robert w Coleman, do
George III Marshall do
Archibald 3 Bolts, Virginia.
Charles Blunt, New York.
D,bney III Maury, Of the Navy.
WIN Ii Cobb, Of the Army.
N G. Whistler do
Josesh ii Loiten, do
Robert Sands, do
John II macren, do
James Dana, do
George Hooper, Maine.
Thomas P Watson, Michigan.
WIN Hays, Indiana.
Samuel Gallagher, New York.
Total-132.
This IS the largest Class that has been appointed
to this place for some time
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-07

wants 81 the Government. and therefore protective
Of Domestic interests, against the ruinous COMPETE
ton Of the pauPer lObour Of Europe-mus, lie re
sorted TO, sooner or later. This is insvnabie. A
snJorm TsrG-sueh as the LoeOs support
which places luxuries aud neeessares on the same
footing. will operate SO oppressvely on the poor
to be utterly intolerable. There must be change.
But better system can only be adopted now by q
party vote. which would dmisish by half the bIes.
sings it would otherwise confer. Better suffer on
while longer, until the prcjudices which Riches
slang has engenderej, are removed. and tho charm
with which Dew's genius has invested the brilian,
theories OF Free Trade, is dissolved and the people
come with one voice to demand system, essential
to their domestic prosperity and their national in.
dependence.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-07

Mr. John Jones soys that president Tyler has
done two acts Tor which he entitled 10 the graft
tude of his country" One Of those, rs We gather
for1 Mr. John Jones' remark, is the reoomnenda-
ton 10 Congress TO repeal the Distribution Law.
a nd pray, Mr. John jones' what Is the othul his
recommendation 70 Congress 10 pass the Distribution
Law g. Lou. Jour.
When the poni,ontiary oonvicls were let ont 10
vote for the Locofoco ticket in the late New York
election, nm equal number Of tho Locofoco leaders
ought 70 havo been required TO occupy the cells ne
hostages ill tho return II tho regular occupants
In that case Il would have been good thing II the
convicts, after before voting, had run away onj
elt their substitutes TO serve out their terms-Ib.
Mr. John Jones says that some folks think there
will be war, and that others think there will not.
John adds that for his part he "does not like eithtr
Of these extreme opinions."-Ib.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-07
MONEY MONEYll MONEYt,l

$4,000 IS TIE CAPITAL Of tho Lottery
That draws to-day. Tickets only $40 The choice
No. a-e 70 he had Of HOYf & CO.
ma
10 w. DtHHELL respectfully ioforns hi1 old
in'ndf and customer. That De has returned from Hsyana
DO hffef health Than he hss been for years.
Tho aware Of h. ii0u.e. a.. W. - s. CoJunotpcetsdIy
hf'"n into confusion during - tbscnre, have been TO-
f'f'I 10 ORDER and having resumed business, bs on
'n''1es" Boo devoted fo The of ha friends from
whom he a.kss continuance ~ that patronage which 70.
nnfnns confidence and kindness have Heretofore .o bc.
''.y '' .'fi'I 'o irm. ap " dfw
y Z lFnr .'l-. "rrniln. Pctcrshurr 1nfcllac neer,
SUI "'h'Nlc Reporter. Go copy wcsEly weeks.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-07
POETRY.
APRIL.
Br Hon. W. o. BUrLkR. or KESrroKr.

Tho every bard glad homage pay
L To the warm Hash Of lovely May,
To the her mienis all too bright,
Too full of ordot, bloom. aud light
Ne mine the wild, the varied grace,
That lights her younger sisters lace.
To the her modest buds disclose
More interest than May,s pe;ise, rsssa ,,
Than M,y's al bright sni varnish'd green;
rueh a. the mountain strcamlet's now
To the calm lake thai sleeps below
Or sue h Young Hope still beekning on,
Comparcd with Joys when come or gooe.
On tell ne not that clouds will chase
The burnish a sunbeams from her lace,
E'.rwe can paint how heavily fair,
How fsiry-nke they'r rev ling there
LOT other beams as bright, gay,
Have chascdthe enVious clouds away.
uaIl, lovcIesi daughter OF the spdngi
For thee the wild birds sweetest sing,
Health nuuers on thy busy wing,
And many flower that feeds the bee
Uubinds It's silky folds 10 thee
For thee the cowslip decks the plain;
The daisy loves thy hcklc reign,
Pomona's thousand tribes are thine,
Aud the glad promise Of the vine
spoird bantling OF the varied year,
To INC thy very whims arc dear
I love to see thy fairy form
Close mantled IN night Of Storm
To see thee Law thy sables by,
And robe thoc In the bright blue SKY
But nostl love that angel lace
when tears ami smiles each othcr chaSs,
For then, thou dear caprtcious Ell,
Then thou art woman's lovely self
To thee, fair month, owc INV btrti'
And OF thou'lt como 10 glsdthe earth
when all focoucn shall lie
Forgetful Of thN sun and sky.
Yet hearts as warm. and hopes as vain,
VIII greet thee midst thy bowers again,
Flate to run hfe's fever'd race,
To find, like me, aresting place.
But lie there not. far far away
beyond the realms Of time and day,
An Aptil Of perennial bloom,
That breaks the winter Of the tomb.
where Hope again may spread hcr Nin-,
Fearless Of blight or witheringl
Teach inc, thou great mysterious Power
Who feed'st the bird and paintst the hHwcr,
M teach me. white journey here.
To toll for wreaths which bloom but there
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-07

The article below is the first Of a series from IN
able wnler--and one rs intimately vsrsed with The
subjects Of which no treats as any man in these
States. Whether We concuusd or not with him, We
should feel II our duty TO our readers 10 lay before
them the views Of 90 distinguished Statesman.
In publishing these letters however, We wish It to
be understood, os on former occasions has been de-
elared, that do no, desire TO see Tariff es,ab-
lishod a, this time. A discriminating Tarif-sueh
ss Mr. jefferson recommended adequate 10 the
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-07

oppose the district system, as regulated by the
Siates-he preferred 1t TO any aud ell others; he, In
to Congress by general Iicke' II was opposed TO all
his notions Of right Let each district t.ad he) send
the man of her own choice to do the Peoples Lu-
siness.
TO do that which properly belonged TO the States
Tie YVES willing trust the Legislature Of Virginia;
he had full as much confidence in the integrity OF
ITS members ss he might havein majority st some
time on this no,r
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-07

nc unhni.hri buainrss ~ the late firm n gDode 4
~ .I'n vii. hr attended fD ~ Istaoa -edipn Jane,
~ h'f.pn Attorneys l Law, who have lated ueu-
F' n tftrrrc. underline style ~ Srfiln 4 Mnfsuu D,
Hi,nh hc Superior and Inferior Coura bcti in ro rf,
~ N 'hngf std county NJ Chesterfield, sui the Superior
'1uftt ni tIe County If Caroline.
Wi '.r ia ihat heretofore occupied ~ gD0.lo 4 Sod
'in over ilc store Uf Rrcrs P0inde and nearlv m
posiic ho Bell Tsvrrn, Main sffeet Hichfoot.f '' w
ma z div fXHwfw
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-07
TIE DISTRICT SYSTEM

Tie remarks Of MIR GOgsin on this subject in
another column. MIR G. admits the power ia
Congress to require the elections to be held by
Districts or General ticket provided the States omit
to adopt proper regulations; but he is opposed to
the exercise of the power, even to establish his IA.
yourI,e system-thatoi Dstrcis-lesi it might here
after be used to adopt the other-The General
Ticket.
The District system is better adapted to Repub-
lean institutions, beyond oil question: for the sim
pe and conclusive reason, that the unrepresented
minorities are less under il than under the General
ticket
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-07

TYPOGRAPHICAL ASSOCIATION.
iCfN The regular monthly meeting Of the Rich,
mond typographical Association, will be held nj
The usual pl're, on Saturday Evening May 7tb, al
o'clock. Every member Of the Association b.
respectfully requested o auend-and We especial
y invite those recon; elected 10 membrsbip.
CHARLES ELLIS,
Iha y ~ Recording Secrefaru.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-07

~ NOTICE Mr. JAS Henshall viii preach
- Sycamore Mc'ung House On Sunday morning,
a. u o'clock, a id,-also, at : r VI. The public
~ Lo.n--- -l-Lg Ln--leL ,n n,Lnnh. nm
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-07
From m. NoyloR H,,aH. May 9.

:
EXCHANGE BANK OF VIRGINIA.
The following Directors were elected by IN
Stockholders OF the Exchange Bank Of Virginia, a
their annual meeting yesterday.
NORFOLE.
John Tuns Richard Dickson
w. w. Snnrp Thomas A. Hardy.
John Souihgato
RfcHHoNp
John Q. IIohson WIN. " Hamilton
James CaskIe Horace /. Kent.
PETERsHuRG.
G.. w. Boiling Richard Fuu
J. -. Vsrnum j. h. Lemonc.
CLARKsvILLE
John wlmbrsh Edwin a. Williams
a. w. Venubo Robt. X. Clack.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-07

IT, RELIGIOUS NOTICE.-A Protrsct-
ed Meeting IS now IN progress IN Trinity Church.
There will be daily services at II o'clock in the
morning, nnj az 3 in tho evening. ms
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-07

Inc naval General Court MARTIAL, a wh,ch
Commodore Nicholson Is President ~ ..r,G,,.t
this morning NJ Barnum's City Hotel &C.,. m
Ivy VIZ 49, ~ ,,,"u'y uoeh " led and SEN
onoeu " a. ~. - - ulo service 10y sad Cour
i,,,, ., o'utl TOT rof caring N his
1880, 49, @ uu''ons rom he Navy De-
-. ~ w wv ''' - NO" w Co use ofirvcstt-
galior' Ban p., a.,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-07
MARRIAGE

On Tlrsesdoy. ne 2elh Of April. III. Pos1Fs.
ter Of Jeryas sIorp, Of Henrisyo. "'I'A' o"us"'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-07

A TOAST FROM JOHN TYI I'm ~ ,s,o
"BT JoHE TTLrR-Pilgnm Pre- . .IN nv 10 10
p,c.,ie,,,,f -. 10 "u'uul GU prng OF tho %
,be 49,, ,.,''. "' pnu 'e'" ehd no reelection
M, A.. ,s,. 80 y, We country demand twill
- w, IVpu'W buHIng1 uecrco in 1870 ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-07
LAW NOTICE.


w. co'Tauneuhp heretofore aubsisinF between gso
" HoDde James 4 sedf0n. iu fhc practice Of tbe
isi"' isihu dly dissolved ~ mutual consent
GEORGE W. gOODT
- JAMES a. Seldom
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-07

ITb fubscuhcrs Lumher House was broken open .,
u. nsh oi The 3nd Instant, and several thousand Se
solsh together with other thiDga which cannot b
pceme The above reward will be given Tor ta dotec
maS a. n. DUvAL
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-07

'I'UE F'ockholdcrs ~ the Richmond rseio,iets ,,
anf Potomac Railroad Company, afe hereby nor6ei
ha, th, annual zee ng takes place Tucsiy the 81
ny ~ Nay ncrf, when They rcuucrfc fn aftfn eIe
~ person by prosy, NJ The once OF me Ionu,fv I,
Richmond, AZ " o'cock NJ ~ p"
APIS q w MACMtRDo 1,r,,...,,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-07

We are persuaded that injustice was done by
our correspondent TO Mr. Northington OF Meckler-
burg. We understand, he is most estimable gem
tcman. lie makes no preiensons to great lea rning;
but he "goes ior every thing the old Domir ZION IS
justly entitled TO-" and therefore We like him. He
wus elected 10y the Wings, and will prove an indo.
pendent, upright Representative.
1t Is proper to state, that the letter OF our cores
pondent was hastily sen; to The compos tor without
readng-supposing il TO be simple statement OF
the result Of the election. II was ~ obaby the
production ola Loco, desighed to irju sMr N. with
the Wing public.
Mr. Edtor-l was panied 10 obsery 9 in your last,
The eua * made on Mr. Nortbinston, lately elected
Delegate from orr county. Al hon gh I 10 not
vote for him 90 the lats election, ye, think Il bat
justice 10 say, that he is who ~ his own
nided efious, has made himself wasil 70 a.; aud Il c
vote 81 hi county - nj least evident % the
Science and respect Of his Reghtouu. lie a kind
hear ed, honest man, much DO wed by the tco to
whom he - hest known, md Gee nly M des 'rving
the cruel notice which your Esecklenb urg cores
pondent has taken of him.
a pof.r Fl af,cL fcnbnrr
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-07
NIRGINIA ELECTIONS.

Start rogue 10 catch n rogus-Ton, st Amos
Kendall, lac Postmaster General prop ses pub
fishing st o. all the frauds that have BE- en- ppc-
tsed IN the elections for several years back.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-07

Prince Frederick, son NJ the Archduko Chofles
Of Austria. is to visit the United States next August
IN the frignto Venus.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-07

COMMON wHIsKEY, IL hhi. sod bbls .for
" sale. ma6. RIM BURTON.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-07

iES See the elegan, tribute to Bishop Eng and,
by the HibernInn Society Of Charleston.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-07

Tho President being consistent IeHersonan
Republican, Of course, cannot submit TO the dc,n.
ton Of his enemies. Hence, the ridiculous cry OF
appointed to Office. The ultra. Wings and ultra.
Democrats, whose ovowed policy Il was 10 turn out
all their enemies, now dcnounco the President for
dong the anne thing This. NJ we'll asnll his acts
must be decided on by the People. Ultra leaders,
and un presses, do not utter tho public sentiment
The truth Is, they are daily losing their influence
and will soon he utterly powerless, vhilo tho bone
and sinow oi the land will applaud the indie
and just course Of the Chief Magistrate.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-02
THE HoUsE-YrsrgRp.r.

Inc consideration Of the bill authorizing loan
10 the James River and Kannwha Company con-
sumed the day. Mr. Taylor of N. Il. resumed
powerful speech commenced the day before, against
the bill. When he concluded tho prev Gus question
was ordered, and the House ordered the bill to be
re'committed, with the instructions, offered by MIR
Crulehheld. Various other instructions were sub
Matted and voted down.
The effect Of Mr. Cru,chfod's instructions will
he to authorize loan Just sufficient to redeem the
bonds Of tho Company, pledged in Europe, and 10
arrest the farther prosecution Of tho work. We
deeply regret this-for believe thattrue economy
rs we'll os sound policy dictated the prosecution (
the work. II arrested now, oil that has been ex-
pended above Lynehburg must be ost-and since
the destruction Of tho canal at the Balcony Fall,
the trade Of tho West will DO wholly cut of from,
market.
But VIC must submit to the assembled wisdom Of
the State.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-02


- conclusive TIE refa,atiSn which Il presented
OF the claim then preferred by Maryland all the
Iet'ory between the South branch Of the Potomac
ano .he Potomac river proper. (somslirres called
u'e North braneh) that II put an ex,inguisher on
'ne controversy. The claim Of Maryland to a ter
1'ory equal in surface TO half dozen German 81
se,elgnues, was ,aeiily abandoned, and has never
been heard of since.
" mistake not, Gov Floyd, in communicating
Tue report TO the General Assembly, very strongly
exposed his opinion of the Importance of the
seihes rendered by the commissioner To the State,
anu W the ability OF the report. know that such
was the opinion Of all Intelligent men at that peri.
90, whose attention had been called to the subject
ne high standing OF Mr. Faulkner, even at this
carry period, was manifested about the same time,
IN a very striking manner. lie was selected as
'her resident, by the Wing convention, which
assembled At Staunton in the summer Of 1892, Tor
We purpose Of nominating Wing candidate for
.he Presidency of the United Sta,es-an appoint
nent which was Justly rcsatded al the time, as
"g.n'y honorable TO So youug man.
nut have already occupied more space in your
paper than intended; led away, lcthaps. by my
plruaII'y for MIR Eau kner, whom | have know n
LOT many years, and whom could vouch for, on
any any nj occasion, as "GOOD MAN AND
ihoh." ONE OF THE PEOPLE.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-02
[Ex'rac, OF lctler from The coun,rv.I

Il am much oh ICED to you for the Judeiary bill
received 10y this days mail. 90 for 1t throughout,
nave OF seen enough Of my bre hren, since its in
ooue0oh' 10 ascertain the extent Of its popularity
Ou' IN me- though II may find n foltlry, he viii
prove 10 be sincere friend. / have devilisb ide,
M me, which has beset me ever since | came 10
lhe oar, and strange as It may SEEM il IS this that
no Go'uii grievance con be found in those cnumcra-
.su IN me declaration OF Independence, which w5s
inc source OF such taKetion, wrong and oppression
as our judiciary has been. II caused or rather ,yas
chet cause OF, the revolution in our Constitufon
IN $3.50. The Judges have been spoied bv IN.
nsople confidence reposed in them, by our maxim.
that they should be INDEPENDENT Th.v have c,,
red this independence up 10 rresronsibili,v md
1'e IN TACT Despots over the very men who elect
'hem' am afraid that, like the Banks. who nv
Iher eXcesses have created such foolish. and. !,
ee'is, dangerous QUERY against the whole system
involving the good IN one common Destruction viii
The had, they have done more 10 reconcile the nso-
PIE 20 destroying their dignity and independence bv
sunJecung them TO periodical elections bv Them
selves thannny other body Of men. | am almos,
sn,a'iSu 10 avow mat ! am half persuaded to 1t
myself What IS our bench but n recept,cle f,,
broken down party hacks and old political Ion,ers
VINO san get there unless he has been a rartizan in
po,Itcsi and who, pray, is less fit for IN
OUT, 10 return to the bill, consider IL very in
genious conrivnnce for expediting lusipess L,,, -,
afraid That the Judges will seek 10 nvoiJ -. ~"
visions Tor speeding causes Did you ever sec "a
many legislative hints thrown OF a bodv of rr.n 81
81 much suspicion expressed, not even ,Ycsn,;oa
Cons.a ole'' with so little effect2 They have been
seeded. on the floor, Tor Years-lhe Clerks RENTED
70 publish to the Assembly the amount Of bns,n..s
done by them, that delinquon,s may he ernossdo
intermediate terms Of their Courts demanded Of
tnem, ~ from any Cause, their dock Is b,vs L.s
cleared, bu, all this will not head then. ,1o
ms olll will not. have a notion that. in ordcS
perpelua!ly, TO remind them Of their duty !, ,yoni
90 well to require the Clerk, on tho c,Ing NJ coe
case, 70 swear the Court that he will not deiay IT,
unless for legal reasons" J ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-02

Have you been 10 see Mrs. SHAW If Won
have not, then COCO If you wish to feel she
spei. OF eoquenee"-Go, If you wish to feel the
spirit within You reused and excited 10 a fame nm.
Ge: Inc burning words and fiery delineations of
Eenius and Passion-Go, if you would feel the
heart almost bursting from its marrow case.
meni' under the stirring sound OF the trum-
pet pea. that falls upon your ear, and then
ssaIn me'uns 10 tenderness and love under
NOSE rch tones that steal upon you in gentle and
ute IKE me ody-Go, say, # you wish to see the
fury and IRE Of "grimvi,a sed war" an then nsnin
Inc mid and placid features Of Peace-Go, If YOU
"ou see ShakspeaTe's genius walking in hesh
ana olocd, and holding tangible communion with
you-or, If they deiigh, you more, 20 wines. the
conceptions Of Bulwer-of +, ouri and Knowles
~ inst irresistible emoodimehi which they find in
Mrs Shaw. II you love the rich music of the nm
man voice, when speaking with the commnnJine
power Of Truth, honor and vriue-if you would feel
the power OF huma passion-ihe varied exbibi,ion
ire, for Mrs S. will shew you ali.
SPECTATOR.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-02
EVENING SESSION

"a bill regulating the mileage OF Members of the
General Assembly" being on It's first reading.
MIR Brown OF T., moved to commit the bill with
instructions TO insert provision repeating the law
pissed at the prese' session. limiting the sessions
OF tho General Assembly.
MIR Byrd called the previous question, which was
ordered-ayeS i0i, nays 5.
The main question was then put and decided in
The atftmative-yeas 50, nays 10.
MIR Dorman offered the following:
Rssoired That the Committee of Finance inquire
INTO the expectancy Of changing the application OF
the bonus paid by private Stockholders on their
dividends of stock held in the several Banks of ,hi:
Commonwealth-so as TO provide that the same be
PAM INTO the Treasury, instead of investing 1t in
the stock of the Banks, as now provided for by
law.
On motion OF Mr. Rives,
The House adjourned.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-02

IA6d Nc x. did not. as he seems to think, 90
aSae /" een mercer. out was accompanied by me,
and we continued together during th. meetin, 80
until MIR *. and General Thompson started IN lie
errago together in the further prosecution of m.
CIV IN which We had been engaged My futthe,'per.
"elpS',9n IN the matter here terminated, as W.,
compelled to go 10 the Supreme Court. ,ben -,
10 meet To- conclude the argument had CONNIE ned
mere the day before, in the m,ndamus case of Ken
s "a u.s. Stockton 4 Stokes Nor did 1 os,in rec
VIZ n: That evening in Washing ton--wc met that
'ori the period referred to to the present time The
occurrences alluded to have never been the snI.
Jeet oil conversation between MIR Cl,v AMI ,,,"aSs
BALTIMORE, Feb. Z, Is4l