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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-08

Va Leesbcrs Lottery Cists Tor Isa2-To be drawn AZ
~ Va on saturday. 3h in,, iei2 Grand Prizes.
snV. l.SD 200. san ~ Of loo ~ Of So 81 ~ 3 -
dSr.., dfswo No sA-2i or 10 SIC 4'n 81 9th si@
Ceiuheaies Of Packages Of y whole s....sIoO
no--.'......do... 20 halves. 90
. no. -.......dp. p quarters. ..........2 Is
brs~inr sent twen Teqnestedi as tic drawing
- over. OIdeIs stIictiV confidential
Please address DIN HoYT & Co
lr Irla .nr..IN VI
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-08
AUCTION SALES
FUTURE DAYS.
BY DAvENPoRr 8 AIIEN

GROCERIES.
tor, ~, w. lay iiih, At 10 Oe,Oes our auction
" hlds prime Rico -ix,r.
~ do ID M,ias...
10 bags LtsuyraC Zee
100 10 RIO -
~ half ehf 80 fine Teas
ccroons fndiro
100 pounds Bacon
. hhis winter pressed Iauo OIL
~ boEes -perusestl Candies
10 hhfs Mhasey
10 keEs White lead, NJ
tOl do d. Pn~sisr
~ toHes Lump and Loaf -uk.rs
", t'ams Lett and Cap PAGER
~, b"se. Fsy's r.. enf C.ad'es
y a. easka g Masieira Wine
,., n" = 'reoe Rum efc
IEHhS- Under siO0 sash. oxc, ann . -
l1R
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S3OOOOt

union Lottery, Class No 10 for i3i2-To be drawn NJ
ilsaaaiaa ID c, 90 saturday the % Of July si2 ~
nisSn nu'nbcfH Gratsd Scheme sDnOt loon. s1O.
800 Sdp, 2J iYo 1871 mo iGoo IN 81 IsC 40 OF it01
ooi Snete Ticket. slU-share IA proportion.
Ger hcaes Of pAekssssof &c whole tcket-...si2n on
'..........dn. 30 halves. .......... 20
Do -.......do.... 20 quarters...........31 10
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-08

w ~ o, ehsrel y, sale in the own Of Rem, c,.k
" 10 the highest hidfl.r on AMI " neni ,tee<,
- n' 'hy next >traets OF i,ni yis- M IN. ., -
w h-naui one containinr 90 acres 60. 10y =,
~ pa' ~. ADD oihers. and oraeIiy s. ,h
o,.,. ',cpA Mis insoa, decd. The o.h.f H.. !,
~ ,a ~ iohn iorsey snd oiicra- Eseh 1. act ~,,
~ ,, ',iae- Hleer' and well tmbersd With = se,a.
~ haNFe grown Of oak. o. aui pnDl.r-n,,, - 80,
. : GOO .obaeeo i'ri The sale Will positively b.. made
oe INC DAY above named unless pfevrnfet - ~
Z m mat case on The FIR day The ~, ~
- W a.J " Conformity 10 decree ofthe Superior Cur,
- shi 'hsneetV, hcid for the court, N R,cke.
- a. term ma SUIT ia chsncefy. wherein rfsss,
henlinin w cshei aud others hetrs AMI 49, vi.
49,. 'o.ph '.uel, decd are plaintiffs against Charie.
cabeL decd ief, ndani. VI 'oseph
iepf
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NEW AND IMPORTANT INVENTION


gan k soapArn
70 elo esnnr
Tia hhhet M
lean iiwrht
to err
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F. nrhern
ndy ede
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-08
Relations ,ehh England.

Ex Governor Veasy. OF Maryland. died at his
esidenec on Friday last.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-08
LAND FOR SALE

IhAih 10 DC an honest MN have Contracted des,s
b9th tor myself and as security for unrraefni r,sri
~ Nheh am determined 10 pay without Inc bcnsf, 81
ia accused bankrupt Law, in solvent tenrs "a IN
so'ne others have doue; but ike a man will NEE,
s ny engagements-hes; without deeds OF trust ,nd
% lIeerenee-hui IN pay ali and every claim asains, me
va every way share OF form. To This end offer ,r .,l
ny ,Seo honSE tract Of Land, living south OF Camnle
~ touu cuse road THIS Land desc rbed
amy one OF The most desirable estates in this sro C
the country IL Contains 1910 acres lies well is yell -.
Wreu hgnly improved, splendid buildings-with more
1od Land TO clear bsn any estate in this seeIon az ~ y
eSuntry am determined 10 sell this or INV Williams,n
ss,s'e Hhieh - also good But aud ace eHhor or
~, n I'D 10 nOer1i- GLEN. HANCOCK.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-08
AUCTION SALES
THIS "a
BY NEW & RoYsrER.


By NEW & RoYsrER.
SALE or STOCK, FIXTURES &.
No aek. Mott. tat -uinr - ,i.elip- ~. -, -.
sell a. his R~~forafiv-, on Ns, 49,, -.
49, el.ua On HiDAf next. the 81 ins.,,t ~ III -
.,s,-,..1., r STICK e Liguors. Wines a. -, -,
Re.s A -, ~ Nhnse, eous.ins of stiebs.sus .es
~ may cher ariiclcs snrerfainnr ~ ~. h.,.
80 orlotnfy l. of-re,. 20 sar ore ,..l,. -
- ~ on in"ss, asth- stand 10 est.iushs., ~
s.rv,.sy r, WI he hired several valuable MAJ.
W sale eoniu-tcd By
NEw RoYsTER, Anets
BY WILLIAMS & HAXAII
GROCERIES. LIQUORS. Sc
- AT AUCTION
Va NtDNFrDAl Mkt gih Ia, ., N
noni 81 onr for~ sh-i self A. a,,e,,o, ue., IN
,S hs,' ~ rl.s' w,Hes, Lqurrs, scssrs, &c ".
~ 10 PHO Do
~ hbls Brszll d,
~ hail chests Tea
u.s. hsEs prime La.uyra Coffee
- hhfs bscon
- boxes Sperm Candles
- 10 TsioS do
\, 'esers an hall uerees prime Rice
a, Winier am ~pfing strained -petm OIL
y eroce Nasoa's Riaekinr -"
On ~'oond G'nEcr. IN ibis and half bbla
e., " h'vana srd Principe -esars
" IDS NJ q ipp-d Iler,ings
oufnon Nhiskev. IN bDda AMI NH.
''h Nnnonaalt~ia Wbisksy. n E.ot VIE
To-. IN ,f Ai,on no Fr.nci. Br.ndy 4c.
.,,,a.., nsI slVn ea1h-elU0 aud upwards a u,on,hv
Ap,p'99'eo negotiable notes. '' "''""Ff
,r,-t w n, .-l-ts
III - t'S-'peu'u % rtttaY e'h in-rtuf-
- a HsX
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Splendid scheme-Dtnwiug to be received Fsid.,

I-ni consolidated totfery Class h. Capifals-S3OO
.ov 4u SS' 1910. 10 OF 1850 10 OF 400 ~ Of lOl no
o. 10 Nprizes e 100 etc 50 Nos-2U drawn. Ticket
SlO-shares IN proportion.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-08
CLARKE's OFFICE.

Leesbprr No 3i-Draws at - o'clock j W. in the E Z.
cangc Friday sth JulY. Puzes-S4OQu lSJ2 Of Ion
o. - OF so Of 100 10 Of 90, etc IS Nos-I3 drawn.
Leesours, Class J. draws al, Alexandria, on Saturday
gil July.
Prizes s31O0o I0OD0 JO00 300 3l1l 25Ql 1875 Of
i0'o 30 OF 100 etc. - and II ballots Tickeis $40
Mnnonsals Class No !. draws Alexandria July 18Th
Prtzes-s3jO0C 100 o, con- 500 33s7 2Nl1 1901 1870
Of 400 etc. TckcisslO. ~
Union Lottery Class No draws at Alexandra. Saturday
July 81 ~ drawn Numbcrs
Przcs-S3luu, lt0CO. G0lQ 1885, 2.OO 2Op1 ION ism
"OV' 100 ~ oil SOo 10 lo 10 Of 30, Tickets $40
Leesburs, Class X, draws at Alexandria, Saturday
July 3ah.
PLzes-s25O0, 1850. ZOO ii2n % Of 1000 % Of 500
~ OF 80 First drawn So ~ 81 sl6; 4h or SIN si2
ns-orders from The country in any OF the above
& the cash, viii be promptly ded
leN WIN d CLARKE
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-08

4. n. LYON,
or SHIP BROKER AND CANAL BOAT AGENT
OHce on Main street, mp stairs, next door 10 Isnas,e
Dcuby & Co.
HAVE located myselfin this city, for the transacton n.
Eeneral Agency and Brokerage Business ami am pr..
pared pneiuay TO attend to any order may be favored
WIN lShal devote my attention 10 procuring Freights for
Foreign and Coasiwise VESSELS. aud Canal noais-ds-
enAr ns Carsoes, collecting eight hills extending Mani
rss mo 'learenecs. and q Receiving and Forwtriing
for rcsiipmeui. 80 'o'"''
shah likewise attend to tho collection Of Claims In ,t
ey enhnf houses hning slaves, aud all other bust
ness requiring the aid Of an Agent. 1850
strangers wishing the City with Goods will 6,1 -.
~ "a attached To my Office, Tor lie ,l!sulay
OF SUN 'Fue'es a. 'hey inaT wish TO dispose OF
j. II I, X. LYON.
Governor Gregory, Richard Reins Esa'r. Nessrs n ~
81 u a Plcasanis and Jacob LYON, Richmond.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-08

(NOOLEiSs AND wATEN-UttNs win = 49,
variety OF other stone Ware. superior 10 any made IN
United states, warranted TO siand any Hani you NAV
Sose 10 use in them We invite your attention 10 onr
large and extensive assortment al the IoTet ~ our
'ei BAKER a THORNTON,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-08

Drawing o. ihc Va. Leesburc Extra, No 81.
. % " q ~ 81 ~ 20 80 2 a5 a. f3 81 =
Nos % 10 prize Of ESQ, sold in The above, at th
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-08
NO HUMBUC!.
SELLING
OFF


TUE entire stock OF The Golden iunef Sf,rc a, D
selling on icr cash. T.osc in saui OF Millinery q ~, ~
WI Ic1 cav AMI Get bargains. We have determined
20 sew oi ih' so.c sock or CASH al vctv reduced rrt
CO ta a. bnckclcw'sH San II the original a.
N.lftlfA a.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-08
SALES AT AUCTION.
FUTURE DAYS.
MO DON URY,
VALUABLE Farm, FOR SALE.
ON THE FIFrEENTu pAyoe,,,

a VALUABLE FARM, FOR SALE.
On THE FiFTEENTu DAY or INV
- The untarriEned will offer for sale NJ p.,lJre
ttYI sue.lon, on the premises. the above named f.r
NItu nofshzc couuts, belonging % The 80 ~ Nv.
-~- ate Mrs Lucy ouaries, eoniaiainf bY a r.ecn,
sI.el, anout lto Acres, situated "a the Turnok. r.,
i,oln orange Courthouse TO Ffederic .bI.r aIn,
.se '" ies from the former, ard 81 fron az t,,.
LAec-iyinx on the souh sie Of what IA co,nn.,,s -
Ou'fes mountain hban, 7no acres have hee, c,e.,.t
.nl NJ on In convenient 6elds for eufivaiiors 81 1
~ih nevef-fs ng stresius. With large n rtiu az
sAn.,ie meadow land. now in gras--the hsi,nre h,
Nvoi And generally vel tnbeTed The Carden 4. sell
not only ioI IT. beauiiiu arrangement but Tor h a
soint supply of al the table or taste rso,i,e
c nay OF Negeishlee-aiseh.ot which, Ia vsry i,,ye
OtoNafu Containing variety Of fruit trees: ana f,or a.
t,t"nt locality has never been kno~n fail There Z.
k.'1 D~eihH House on The ~hie l. Insured
Nnh every out house. that necessity Convenience
i'l,ie VIII Barns. On Que ofwchis an excellent vheaf
tn'ehpel Stables, Corn houses Carriage hau-es A. &c
~ a., kpoi ofder-wh fnc Spunz the IIsusr ami
t "I excellent NAfeT IN the krchen yarf Thoas no
Nsn 10 make permanent inVe -ns ~ hat ySu alva.s
l.l an niereH-and vanf truly valuable r. m ~ ,he
u- complete ORDER, ant m of the hest neIst our
sclves ~ s'e wi uem
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-08

I've find the following in the N. Y. American of
Eoesday evening. The Washington papers of yes
erday are silen, on the subject:
TREATY WITH GREAT BRITAIN CON.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-08
j on " NJ. ORE NJ.
LATE
nnF.kn ..AHw

JOh Nm NJ. OkEM,
LATE
OREM & MORLING,
WOULD respectfully the attention OF the cnsto
w uets Of tho late Grm and the pubic generally n,
my stock OF SpTius and summer Clothing which have
been selected with and being made 10 The besf
manner, under own super attendance. can with con.
hdenec oncr the public. Clothing, which durability ans
STYLE cannot DE surpassed Ia the United safes Tho fol
lowing U.s. comprise par Of my assortment:
super Blue, Black Olive, London Brown and Inyisbl,
Green Dress AMI Frnck Coats
Do Boinbazine. hnnsT'-i ."""'SE clo,h, prsP
DO Linen and Bingham Coaee and Frock Coats w
DO do dn Bouscs French style
DO Round Jackets. various qualities
Fantaloons, ct single uHlid and Me,no Cassimer.
Do Hack sumner Goods. various aualitirs
DO GambTO n ant ANTON. handsome styles
. DO Fancy Linen null NJ white and colorcd
'esis-Sk "a N B5mbazine, Chsley, Valencia and Mar
settles $3.50
shifts Linen. Cotton and silk
ltosons ani Collars, six mi Linen IIdkfs
StncSH iaNais, Scatls, suspcuders and Gloves
silk ani Cotton halt Iluse
silk aud Cling ban Umbrellas
Russia X ding Bells, shoulder Braces
ALSO,
samples of The Fas ionale G ,ois kent in ,he
siyle. ~ 81" '''' ''oS'
6enuemcn in wani NJ Ci1hug woulido well 10 G. an and
examine my stock, as am determined not 10 be unsur
city d u SPENCF assn, " ''''S
aN - Main u u doors below Exchange
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-08
SIS OOo-I2 600.

W. Monongals Louery. Class l. for 1892 To be drawn
AeIsndiia virginia. saiuTdiy the lG'h Jaly 1879
at'"nt'i rehsme: s3JftO. l2fOt bIiO. $40 , a. as0
- - ~ l1uo go 2O l9 3oi - ~ 5Oi I'm 100 Of 500
~ 10 etc. Iiekes $40 shares ia pfoI-ftou
'eIiiteaies Of ksgcs OF p whole 0o
Do.-----.-I'...... .. p halves ............ CiUl
po'..... .do. .........2i qil6ters ........3 y 81
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-08

DlaWirg n the Va Mon, NAL a. No25
. 81 e a 90 ~ " - 3 IS "a o.
az thso fHec. F'- ." ''' "'''''
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-08

TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS
LARGE STOCK or GUNS RIFLES, PISTOLS
&c.
I TAKE this opportunity OF informing my Old friends
customers anu merchants generally, dcalac In Rich
moni that have on hand OF my own manulacture an
importation very extensive assortment Of double ana
single Guns Rides, Pistols Percussion Cans aud everv
article connected with the Gun trade Also a splen,i
assortment OF cutlery and Fancy Goods all Of which
am determined 90 sell very reduced prices for cash
THOMAS TYRER,
les Importer and Manufacture Of Cans, Nr
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-08
LOTTERIES.
ID. u. HOYr a co.'s OFFICE.

ID. m- HO1r A COS OFFICE,
RieA1aAd Va.
jhsre a Tietsf al Hoyfs LUCKY Court
waco soeH secured keds On 70 to- F0arvsE.
prasng OF Va MononEala Lusry Extra 3l-drawn July
u 10 " u u o 10 I az ~ 65 %
Dra~inz ofNa Leesburx Lottery. No "A.
3N ts a. ~ "a "a 81 q IS %
DIa~inE Of Va Mononglli. Lotcry. No IS:
o. 81 ~ &C 81 " ~ . as g. pa
Dra~iaf Of AieIaniria LOTTERY. No -.
20 ~ " 80 p - - iS 35 "a ~ u "a " f5
Drawing Of Va MOnonEaiil Lottery. No 20.
i6 al ~ 81 90 : CO "a " g.
Below are the schemes for July. We invite the
particular attention OF our friends to them:
$50 600.
Va Ieesbnrg Lottery, Glass for isi2-To be drawn NJ
As1andris Snyinia- -autday the 9h Of Iuly 1870
:. hcine OOs'. 1000. SI0 $50. 3sO. 2JO la II
los. % o. 100 bOof ~ IS OF 30 etc. IL Nos-Ii drawn
tickets sl''-shsres In ptoporicn
Celtheaies Of packages Of - whole tic Al 90
Do....-.... .do.......-2s haises.......... Is 10
Do. do ......9j qulners.........a2 30
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-08

For This Day, in the Exchange.
PROCESSION s-2, Of IrOO 2of roo III am 5,f 10
&c. rs ms and IS drawn. Tickets si
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-08

'liE cn parncrshp heretofore sing under the nam,
y ~ H. H'1n & 60, has expired by Hmifari, n
me name OF Tue firm will hereafter be used by Il ~
HAXALL & co.
Inc Ing business, a. the same place. will hereafter
be conducted undcrthe style and rn Ilxs Brubers
Go anf the undersigned the only scl,vc arfnets OF
the new concern pIGIpD " Uay,Ir
iu2 t3w ROLLING, ~ usV,tt
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-08
saooND-HAND rIANos IN FARM

80 SN 70 elAl 90
The Winter Session future, will commences ON tho
the 81 WEDNESDAY In Anil. ~ "
The summer Session will commence on the Wsdnesl.v
beiorethc let day June, on The "a wodnc say
In september. '
They also, received that the Sons OF Ministers 81 the
CosIelof the Presbyterian Church. and Of Ninaics OF
he ospei OF all other evangelical Churches thai NAV AZ
ondih" college for education shalt not 10 chaTeeabo
with Tuition fees.
JAMES n wOrn
Secretary Of the Board Trustees II ~ : COLLEGE,
fIhee Ed"ird Aih June. in cV3w
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-08
.. c. EGORY & CO.
SPLENDID LOTTERIES FOR JULY 1912

MANAGERS.
OFFICE on Main, 2aa e7or belo.s Corner Main and
liih streets.
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THE ADJOURNMENT.

Both Houses Of Congress, agreeably to a
Joint resolution passed last week, adjourned
Yesterday at 2 o'clock Much business was
done the last few hours, amid much noise and
confusion. Mr.. Wise succeeded with his Navy
bill, in spite of opposition sufficient to have
overcome ordinary men.
The galleries were crowded to witness the
closing scene. The ladies seemed delighted,
and the gentlemen spectators evnced much in
terest in the proceedings.
The President arrived at the Capitol at an
early hour in the morning, and occupied one Of
the rooms between the House and the Senate,
that he might affix his signature to bills willy
out the loss of time attending tAer lransmlssio
to his mansion. The last was sent to him only
few minutes before two o'clock, 10 which his
signature was promptly announced afterwards.
Indeed he has been kept busy in this way for
days past. No time was allowed him to examine
two important bls-the Land bill, and the one
in reference to contested elections. These did not
receive his signature Whether he ''pocketed"
them, or "stowedn them elsewhere, will doubt
less be subject of grave discussion hereafter.
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From The Philadelphia Epening Express.
" a L Ii A q 4 4


Some of the married ladies' of this city experience a
great difficulty in getting maid servants TO suit them
they may find many that are industrious enough,
tidy enoughatentive enough, but very few that are
ugly enough. Tie husbands, in all such cases, are
less faslidiously disposed-hey do not insist ug-
indispensable qualification in the character
of a female domestic. This difference of opinion be-
tween husband and wife occasions many poor girl TO
lose her situation. There is family in our neig hbor-
hood which turned away ten helps within abou, the
same number of weeks. They were all engaged by
the gentleman all conou ndediy good looking and all
we're discharged by the lady. These folks have
been without help f,r nearly month, aud the
is as follows Mr.. -, The man of the house, has
an advertisement for "a young white woman do
the work of a small family, constantly in the news
papers. Many applicants call at his counting house
on the wharf--when he finds tina, harmonizes
with his IDEAS he sends her to his good lady for
her approval. This is a Kind OF heading the fe-
10, knows when he sends the girls tina, they cannot
receive the executive sanction at home because they
all have the Objectionable clause be0utybut he is OBJ
stinate and spteiul and would fam have his way
in affairs which obviously belong TO the jurisdiction Of
his wife. He pays dearly for his perverse temper for
being without a servant he is often Obliged boil his
own oabbages, and wash his cravats his lady be
ing resolved 10 make him feel The effects of his obsti-
macy. Serves him right, of course lie is corrupt
legislative authority.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-09-01
REPORT ON THE VETO.

hEfOHI ON HE NEiO
The majority report Of Mr.. Adams does not APP
pear TO come up to the expectations OF the wing parry
proper. IL is lame and impotent, in the opinion OF
many, and possesses little or Of that vigor Oh
thought and anguage-that whitening sarcasm, winch
Tor the most part mark the writings Of the illustrious
sage oil Quincy. In the words of its author, as APP
Piled to the President its objections To the veto are
feeble, inconsistent and unsatisfactory" Ii was ex-
pected that Mr.. A. would fay Capt Tyler alive /;
would seattle and rive him even as the thunder bot
scathes and rves wherever it falls Not so, however
Instead OF the whrlwnd that to sweep all before
IT, and the flood that to deluge and totally
whelm the Executive and his body guard, find no
thing but ordinary north-easter, aud hear the pat
tering Of few rain drops they fall harmessy upon
the roof Of the Presidential mansion. Already have the
cloud and blast passed by without much as hurting
single hair of Capt. Tyler's head. Sunshine and
peace again visit the hauns that were doomed 10 the
desoatng scourge, and all goes "merry as the mar
riage bell" Mr.. Adams report might have been
pretty well received by his party if they had not ex-
pected something great deal better-somethng
that should demosh in toto the object of their hate
AS II is, they evidently disappointed and inwardly
curse the ExPresdent for his ''milk and water re-
view Of Capt. Tyler's course, and his reiteraton,
for the thousandth time of the stale charge about the
extravaganza and wickedness Of the preceding ad-
ministraton.
MIR. Gilmer's report is decidedly ADLER than that Of
MIR. Adams contains more Of argument; has none OF
that irrability and queruousness of tone but IS
cool, manly and dgnifed throughout Fall River 1r-
gus.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-09-01
From the Penn syiuania'..
TTOHt tTSc 4 cTIUS.
CONSISTENCY.

The Wings somewhat puzzled to account Tor
their sudden wheeling about in Congress and adopt
ing tariff without the land distribution clause,
after they had stoutly declared that they could
never yield to the pocer, as they called It,
The United States Gazette undertakes to account
for the somerset by attrbutng ii to the fact that the
people found by bitter experience that they could not
obtain bread and informed their representatives that
it would be better to leave the right OF dstrb uton
unasserted for time.
There are two or three difficulties in the way Of
this explanation The Wings had asserted all along
that the people could not obtain bread with the tariff
il was at least they asserted that the embarrass-
ment would be than equal to what has actually
taken place they therefore, having found no more
suffering than they anticipated, had no more occasion
that to yield than they had at the time when
they declared roundy that they would never
never do 1t.
Again one or more Of the Wing Senators in their
speeches. painted of distress infinitely exceed
ing any that have actually come and said it would be
better to endure them, and even civil war; than to
yield 10 the one man power: and this sentiment was
echoed with applause. .Noir notwithstanding no such
scenes have come, the one man power is quietly sub
mitted to.
Furthermore, less than week had elapsed since
the House had adopted Mr. Adamss report declaring
that they could not yield to the suggested compro
mise They knew at the time of the adoption of that
report, of as much distress they do In fact
there was more weeks ago than at present
There not time, those short six days, for such
an immense change in the state OF business and en-
poyment to give cause for such extreme aban-
donment of principle emphatcally and so recent
| ly set up.
IT, them the causes assigned for this somerset are
| not the true ones, where shall we find themf We
presume that may be found in the fact that
of the party received information, not that the
people could get bread-but that certain congress-
men could not get votes if they persisted in so out
rageous violation of the principles OF the Constr
tuition to refuse TO adopt measure which they de-
clared highly expedent, unless they could at the
same time drive the President into another that he
thought highly inexpedent.
Another reason may have been that they feared
that the distress and want Of employment naturally
and inevitably occasoned by the too sudden reduc-
ton of the duties under Mr. Clays compromise bill,
would soon wear away and the country become
prosperous with moderate tariff, and thus one OF
their grand electoneerng hobbies sink from under
them.
Whatever the cause, certainly most remarkable
regeneration of conduct if not of heart, has taken
place in the great Wing party
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-09-01

That excellent Republican paper The Patriot
and Eagle, of Hartford, Conn, in copying the
Address of the recent Tyler Convention in
Ohio, pays the following meriIed compliment
TO the author of that sterling document:
We give to-day part of the proceedings of the
Tyler meeting in Ohio, to which alluson was made
last week. Incur next the very able Address of the
Committee, written by JOHN A. BRYAN, Esq will APP
pear. We commend this address to the special at
tention of our readers. Mr. Bryan is himself host
Jeiersonian democrat of the old school-famar
with the political history of his country and his adopt
ed Sate-perfecty conversant with political matters
and learned in every thing appertainng to them, he
brings to the Tyler in Ohio vast accession of
strength Among other posts of honor and response
blty, he for some time held the Office of Auditor of
Public Accounts, in that State This gentleman of
course constitutes prominent mark for the missiles
and vulgar abuse of the Clay federalists, but such
treatment from such a source only serves TO endear
him the more strongly to the hearts of true demo-
Gratis every where.