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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-29

In the United Court Eastern District OF Nr
gina, ith August, lSi2;
Ia the matter of Bankruptcy of
SAMUEL II. JANNEY, Of the county Of Prince William,
- In the Eastern Virginia District. The said samuel H.
Jsnney who has been decTeeda Bankrupt by this Court
having filed petition PRAYING for his discharge II IL
orderod that notice thereof be published In newspaper
printed in the city Of Richmond seventy DAYS least
before the @ day Of November when hearing will
be had the said petition the City Hall IN the city of
Richmond, and all creditors who have proved their icbs
and other persons IN nie!e may appear the said time
and place, and show cause II any they have why the
prayer Of the said petitioner should not be granted.
ACopy-Tesie,
w HENRY GIBSON elk
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-29

NiRt:iSih.-AI Rules held in the CLERKS Office al
the Superior Court OF Cianccry TOT the Rchmond ca.
CUT The fret day OF August, 1872:
stOckcr, Pins
against
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-29
ssi w5w HENRY CIBsoN. clo,k

To- te United safes Court Dr Eastern Dsirct of VT
Elnl, september Zltf. i-f<:
w me insuer ~ bankruptcy a JAMES OLIVER Of tho
DNn % Iynrhburg IN lie Raster. virginia 10 -fcf Jfa
E7f James Oliver WHO sr been ferfeefi fsr ,ruI ID.
hstouu having 81 penn prsyng or b. Ii--itfgS
raprr irr'cd boz c city ~ Richmond -everf, ilyr 4.
fsg, before rc 80 f1y 10 jaruary neg when hrsrirr
~. Pc al ~ TIE fai petition, 70 'io United STATES CuTf
Room IN tc tfy OF RicanYnf anI a IHafswi9 faye
lrHs'4 Their ce 1, and Cher pefa11p boz nfarsrt tu.y
appear af the taif ine an1 fsre. auI frW ctI.s d af
mfy hase ~iyue prsyerof is 40 pent1ucf should ~
De granted
A Cory. Tcre.
40 - wil| nENRY GIBSON Cierk.
10 ue Unted H's'rs Court f1r tho E4asrn DIsr'ef IN
- - Nifgu.a. rep cutter ~. I5iL
IyliN RENkLtbt ~ me t1Nu % LynrIlrrg fayrg
t'fd petition prayifg uaf Doe nay 5e isriarei q
cfeit0rs u ne said John Rsyriey show cause ~ ~.
,glr5 IN he 1fi day ~ Oc'oLtr nsr, Why DE fsii
John Hegecy be- nOt declared Barkrurf pursIartf III
aci ~ IonFfess thar telsf and ss r1py ~ rnasfer
be Puhshti IN re neWaiapcfl accorAnz % .e = ami
copy. Tsre,
. y W5w HENRY GIBSON Cerk
w fe IHft1 -t1fes Count ior re Esafsrr d. rff.f VIZ
FIuIf, -f pfrmIff ri IriL
u DbkhI " COLLINS. 0f nIe town u flur~. I4s
~ lnf f.f retr9n. rray.nH rsf boo my bel ffrsfe
ythsfIl N IfflffrI iHf a fef+rn csIn1f l be- q r.
df1rs ~ fc ssI R1bsr " Collins. .l.w es.se b. fif
'pIts be ne lrc sfeI Dsrkflp llrsuaff % fIe D. Z
on ttn7f,fsin thaf teia sud rsf coiy ~ ui of.fls
Iulf ih ne hcWfsapcfa. secYfiHz ~ te ZSd slI lft
ACopy Tese.
90 H-v5W HENRY GIBSON Ck
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-29
AGRICULTURE. CARDENTYC E-

AbHitDbTURE, GARDENING, &c.
nOWNtNCd L1nIaclpe gardcning-A Treatise on
~ Theory and Pfletce of1andsape Gatdsuing ndaptrI
illustrated ~ enuayinra
JDhnti0n's Agricultural Chemistry
Now American Gardner, by Thomas q TcBsenicn
Tie American Gardner, ~ Wm Cobbcu
Turkfr ''''
hfmWfongon Agriculture with Notes by BueI
IisItais Agricultural Chemistry
Tie Poultry Yard, bY Peter boswell
ITO Theory of Horticulture, ~ John Iaifley
Ihe No. American Ofehariief, 10y VIM Kendrick
Ihc FyivA Americana. ~ ID brown
LeLgs organic Chemistry of Agriculture and Pbyseo.
lugYi Tor ssio attic Bookstore 0f
as SMITH, DR1NKER g. MORRIS.
BRITISH AND AMERICAN STUD BOOK.
TIVE GCncral stud Book containing Pedigrccg Of I'm
ghst Race Horses &c 80. from ti9 earliest accounts
nIa wear l@il inclusive with tn Apprudir giving csten.
ded Pedffcfa NJ ra!Ons i ported into the United states
trd N ihrr most noted progeny. Fint American from
th0 ser0nf London edition. Just received. for slic
a. SMITH, URfNREH 4 MORRIS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-29
Sc u WOW 'O'' '''''' WIN SANDS. &C.

XTIk0INIh-At rules held in tho CLERKS once
81 The Superior Court of Chanccfy, for The Richmond
CiTcuift tho 9TH day nf september l1i2i
The james River a Kanawla Company, Plfs.
Against
William Harris and other Dcns.
Tho defendant av0vo named not having entered his
appearance end given security according tho sef N
arscnbly and tho rules ~ this COURT nut appearnr Iy
eafffactory evdc that he is not nhahnnt of iis
Connonwc sith: II iEoriorel, that The said defendant III
appear tho rules 10 be held ON tho fret MONDAY In De
comber ncSf, and snswcT the bin Of tho pianti tbst
copy Of this order lie forthwith inserted in some neg
pager published in The city of Richmond fr two fnont
tho said CITY. 0f''''"
ACopy-Tese,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-29

Apoooary AMI Chemist I L slIssi 10 pa sl
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-29

NihGINlA.-At Rules held In the Clerks office of
the superior Courtof Chancery for the Richmond Cir
cult the hrst lay OF August, 1872:
bernardo Carter, Phf
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-29

Mo- NEw VANITY FLOUH, ~ sals by
" aqF JOIN y sCRb0N
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-29

The defendant, Thomas williams no, havi,, cn,c,.
ns ani given security according 10 the ACT o
assembly and The Rules of this Court and Il y
satisfactory evidence that he /. moi an ~?
Comn"nwcab IL 4 ordered, that the sail defendant IL,
hppta mere on The hfst day OF October Term ne If and an
sNcr y p oI the Panun and that copy of hIs OF Ter b.
l9lhw',n neItei IA SOME new paper published ia the
Guy OF hcnuphi TOT Two months successfully aud that
another copy DC posted At the Iont OF the
Of this county.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-29
,ns w,,v Henry GIBSON. elk.

In the United states Court for the Eastern District Of Nirs
ginia, 9Th August, lSi2
In the matter Of Bankruptcy OF
SAMUEL VI. JANNEY, Of tho county Of Inudoun, in
= the Eastern Virgin, District. The said samuel VI
Jannoy, who has been decTeed Bankrupt by this Court
having filed petition praying TOT his discharge: II -
ordered, notice thereof be published in newspa'
per printed the City Of Richmond 20 days At least before
the 18th OF November next when hearing will be had on
the said petition az the City Hall m the City Of Richmond,
and all creditors who have proved their debts and Other
IN Interest may appear the said time and place
and show II any they have, why the prayer OF the
said petitioner should not be granted.
Copy-Testc.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-29

VInGISIN-1I Rac7 held In Tho Cie H Gas 60

v The superior Court Of Ch1ncory for the Richmond
Circuit The oh day of September, 1872:
WlamJ. BiTksialc, PIN
Against
Pierce Hamilton and MarsarctI his wife, who Mar
gaIct " Hcili, ami other Defa.
The defendants above named, having entered their
appearance and given security according 10 the Of
Assembly and the Rules Of this Court, and II appearing
by satisfactory evidence that thoy inhabitants
this Commonwealth It's ordered that the said defendants
do appear here the frs day Of the Janusry Term
and answer thc I'LL n tho plaintiff; and that q copy 81
ihs order be forthwith Inserted In newspaper pub
Hhcd IN the city of Richmond Orwo months ossycy
end posted NJ Tho front door ~ the Capitol In the said CITY
Iopy-Tceie,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-29

IN United rtaIts NouIt Tot Inc tts'IN UstIIV
Virginia ith August 1872:
In the matter of Bankruptcy OF
ToUN W GLENN, Of the county of Halifax, In the
u Eastern Virginia District The said lohn Glenn who
has been eeresda bankrupt 10y tins Court, having filed
petition praying for his discharge; II Is ordered, That
notice thereof be published newspaper printed Ia
city Richmond seventy DAYS at least before the lh
day November neat when hearing will be had on tho
salt peon the City Hall in the city of Richmond, ami
all who have proved their debts and oher per-
In appear the said time ami place. and
show cause they have Why the prayer Of the said
petitioner should not be granted
Copy-Testc,
au6 vlly HENRY GIBSON elk.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-29


Against
and VIM Mathal, Defsntsn,s
The dccndant John q Daniel, not having entered his
appearance cntding 10 the act of assembly and the
ruies oi THIS court and appearing by satisfactory
uencc that he Is not inhabant Of this Common eah.
20 INC motion Of the plaintiff by is Attorney 1t ordered
hs the said defendant, John q Daniel appear betr,
ie Judge o our Circuit superior Court Of Law anal Chan.
ecry Tor fonhaian County, nj tho Courthouse OF saII
county, on the FIRST day OF the November Teen
and answer the biz ofho plaintiff and that copy of nv,
order be forthwith inserted in some nesspsp.r puh-
hshtd In the city oi Richmond, ard continued for iwo
months HuceeasNey, and that another copy be p5sie n
Tie front door OF the Court house OF thls county.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-29
CO u ar OnD ERs .
I4tC.

VikciNiAs.h Ruies heal IN tho CLERKS ofhce OF n
sSrSno, Conii Of chsnceTy for the RehIBoad Ci
e1., The la d.y Of August isig.
fss si,,.,' rnC
oeorEe Patterson, John fhnn. aud an.ther. Den.
-, Tue uciennsnis above named n having enter,
slp.eLancc aud given security according TO A
Act 81 Assembly AMI the Rules OF mi. Cent \,
y slpSs,ns, oy saisisetory evidence. that they a.
ny insutanss oi thls Commonwealth: u IL orieTe
maj ne said d"tcndants do appear =, M, Rules
DC eh tor the Said count On the Monday Ia Dee.,
~ nSn sni answer the bun of the Dlannf and thar
copy oithia otcr be forthwith nor,-
puo.shedln ne city OF Richmond. tor two months -,
anu posted AT tie front door Of the Capitol In n
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-29

"''IIt'
NlkGlNlA--At Rules hcldin the CicrE's Office Of the
superior Court OF ChanceTy, for the Richmond Cir.
cult the LIST Hay Of August 1872: "
William Wren, administrator Of Robert Douthai,
"eoes-si PHI.
VIM Runin and Mary x his wife, Waller NJ Shelton, WIN
u .TlcHou, Niisou n PTice, ani other Dcns.
The defendants above named net having entered heir
appearance and given security according TO the act
assembly and the rules Of this court anil appearing by
Satisfactory evidence, that they nhablianis Of
ms Commonwealth: IL IS ordered That the said de-
enans do appear al The rules IN DC held on tho Monday in
November neat and answer the bll of the plaintiff; and
ha copy OF this order Toe forthwith inserted in some
ne" paper published IN tho city Of Richmond, for two
Capitol Ia the said civ. " W."
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-29
NEsUKNI.NlINN or rIlN~lAN I,II.i-o

Rochester May nh 1893.
For sale 10y A. G.. STEVENS.
Il ID .ll2In
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-29
BANK RUPT NOrIcEs.

In te ned -ta;eslaf tot tire ka.Sesn p.iTet ol Nr-
guia. IL September, 1917
In the matter OF BsnkrUptey II
WILLIAM A. FaANsER. Of The county OF Cumber'
Wv land. Ia the Eastern Virginia DisiIiet Tue sati
William Prayer, who has hecn decreed nankfupt By
this Count havns flied petition praying ior his
Il CTere that notice thereof be published In news
palsT printed In the CITY Of Richmond, seventy days
ieast before The Oh day 0f January neat when hearing
will lad the said petition, Al The United states Count
Room In the Uiiy of Rchiond and all CREDITORS who have
proved their debts and other persons In inter, may sp
pear Al tie said aud place ami show e hany they
aVc why the prayer OF the said petitioner should not be
40 81 xliw HENRY GIBSON OK.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-29
,emas } Flack. John 3 Oliver and o,ber

~. ueIehiaia above named not having entered thri
- snl gwen security according 10 tho ACT OF
up ehulhc tules ofthis Court antt appsafins m, a..
c"ny, .ss,,ees that they are not nhsblsnis II TIL
,oulm"nNcahh ordered Thai the said defcs,an,s a.
appca AZ the Rulcs 10 bc held on the trs Monday 4, NJ
Nchcr neh, and answer the bills OF the n.uii snd H.
ae"ry OF ths order be forhwhh inserted, IN sot.
pa.r published In the city of Richmond Tor two uon,l
succestvcy AMI posted the trout door OF Inc C.n
la the sgki city. A ecpy-Tss,. - W '"o NAP""'
an 5-wgs vN ~ s.Nn, :, q,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-29
soas-wi,w A'0Py-i'' iiiExRy GIBSON, OK

In the United Court Tor the Eastern District Of
Wing mia. August iOsh lSi2:
In the matter Of Bankrupicy of
NATHAN W WALTON, ofthe county Of Buckingham,
ia the Eastern Virginia District The said Nathan
W Walton, who has been dccrced bankfuTt by this
court having fled petton pTayin. for his discharge IL
Is ordered that roticc thereof DC published IA ncwsfa
per printed In the Guy Of Richmond 20 Jays least heore
Inc i2h Jaw OF November nc II, when heaTI will he lad
en- the said petition al the City Hail. tho thy Of Rich
tnond all creditors who have proved their debts and
other persons may appear the said time and
place. show cause any they have why the PRAYER
OF the said petitioner should not be granted.
A copy. Tesie, ., -
GIBSON.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-29
ulG WOW WIN q SANDS. G. G.

INGHANCENN-E rgiHiG.--At Rules held IN lie CleTks
Office Of tile Circuit superior Court OF Law and Chan
ccry Tor Tie county of James city Bnd the City OF Will
hifuug 90 the Courthouse, In the said Cy from The
SKIN To tue eleventh day Of june inclusive n the wear
Que thousand eight hundred aud foiiy-txo.
bonlainin Wciles assignee Of Samuel Weles, John II
Green, ~ Hollis Iurmovilc, trading under the firm aud
style Of Wellos Co. PHI
against
RGscow Cole and William Hamilton, BENJAMIN Hans.
ford, Itilcon Waller, Michael Warren. John Mag
indcr individually and Of the said Cole and Ham
iHon o. Of tic salt Cole, William Eavc Dickie DALI Hem
netkHbY il Thomas Pcachy, individually and as agent
Henry Jones, George w Souiha, attorney or n,Ivi,
Iuay, John Gregory, as attorney or individually;
Augustine RohiLr, as attorney individually; John
hdoe benjamin Allen, lcmuclJ Bowden as attorney or
individuality Joseph Graves attorney or individually;
kchafdnpn Hubbard, Richard VI BuckToG. Cay Wilkin.
SON James Davis, John Jones, Robert q Richardson
Goodrich Durfcy George w MCandHsl az agent or An h.
viualy, and The Gad Roscow Cole, William y Hamilton
nud John Macknder, and Elizabeth W Cole wife Of hs
said Rose Cole; Ann T. Hamilton wife Of tho said VIII
Lam lllmiltOn aud Samuel Wclea John u Green and
" Hollis Iufmcylc merchants and partners, trading an.
dei the hfm IT Wcllss Go. aud Robert = Hamilton
Dens.
hs appearance and given security according e. Tho ac 81
Assembly aud the Rules u ihis Court nnd appearing by
sIusacOry evidence that he Is not nhabant This
commonwealth on the motion Of the planun by counsel
a ordered that The said defendant, Robert Hamilton
do appear hero the first day oi November Term nes
hud answer lie original and anoricd bills Of the paint0
AMI that copy THE order DO fuhwth inserted In some
months ccssvcly and that another copy be posted A.
The front door Of the Courthouse In the said city Of vii
Hamsburg on two successive court days
ACopy-Toste,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-29
aus WOW 0''' WV wv o WINSTON.

VIRGINIA. ChaHcery.-- Al IuIcs held m Inc
clerks Office Of the Circuit superior Count of Law
and th1nceTy tor Powhaian County from the Ter Ia liza
oh lay 81 August In thc year 1872: 49,
John Gilliain SEMI, Plaintiff
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-29

VIReINiA.-AtK Rules hsld IA the Clerks once OF
ne Superior Court Of Chanee cry ior the Rehnoni CIR
cut. The htst dsyof August, ISIS
Robert rmhh, fhL
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-09-03
THE PRESIDENCY.

30 far, the discussion Of the Presidential question,
and the presentation Of candidates for nomination,
have all been in spirit that promises the best results.
state or personal paIality for candidate, has
not sought It's qualification by the dsparagement of
Another.-Albany Argus
We think differendy-we knoU differently,
The writer of the above had not, perhaps, seen
the recent articles on the subject in the New
York Evening Post, and the demonstrations in
one or TWO suborned papers in Alabama.
We predict that in less than six months Mr..
Calhoun will be read out of the Democratic
ranks by the Regency party" if the ability is
possessed to do it. 1t is decreed by some few
"leaders" that the North shall not support a
Stree trade" man-and will the South have
nothing to say in the matter2
We detest schisms, but we see very plainly
that these 'Ieaders" will .rule or ruin" They
will not rule.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-09-03
INCONSISTENCY.

few weeks ago every ultra Wing journa
In the country was proving the inconsistency
of the President, in relation to the Land fund.
Fabricated letters and false statements Of facts
were published and circulated in every direc-
ton, for the purpose Of showing to the country
that Mr.. Tyler was once ardenty in favor Of
an unconditional distribution of the proceeds OF
the public lands. This being done, the Wing
majority in Congress, in Caucus assembled,
made solemn vow that distribution should
not be given up-if John Tyler had no regard
for his former opinions, they had for theirs,
and come what might come-the Constitution
might perish, and. the Union dissolve, before
they would give one inch of the disputed terri
tory to the President"
And SO they passed the little tariff and the
big tariff, repeating the distribution proviso in
both, and, sure enough, Captain Tyler knock
ed them both on the head.
The Wing majority now became furious
the bitterness of more than a hundred Wings
was concentrated in the breast of one man-ex-
President Adams-and mercilessly poured out
on the President, first in speech, and then in
gan and leader Of the party, assisted by few
satellites, viz: Arnold, Garret Davis, Bolts,
Stanly, &c. pompously declared that Congress
and the President were at war-that the Presi-
dent had taken his stand and evinced a deter
mination TO maintain it-that the Wings had
made solemn pledge oadhere to theirintegrity-
that the least yielding on their part would be
eternal disgrace and ignolniny, &C., &c.-and
the party in Congress, by their votes immed-
atey after, sanctioned and confirmed his decla-
| rations; and the Wing press every where ap-
proued what the majority had done in Congress,
and called upon them to adjourn, and go home,
and leave the captain to answer for his con-
duct"
The issue was complete. No one expected
the captain" would yield; and, as for tn e
Wings, their accredited organ, Mr.. Adams, had
most emphatically declared that it would be
| "disgrace" for them to give way. Mr.. Clay,
we are informed, had written eleven letters to
different members, saying nothing remained but
to adjourn, and leave the captain" TO his fate.
But what was done2 For the first time the
Wings disobeyed the Dictator, and then. for
the first time, they did right. They retreated
from the destructive position to which they had
been drven-they stopped the abuse of their
presses on that point-there was no more Of
Captain Tylers nconsstency"-they submit
ted, and passed the Tariff bill aOithout the
Distribution clause! So much for coNsIs
rENCY!
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ment. should come into court with present
ment, saying Of some eminent patriot, obnoxious
~ The moment, thar he had been guilty Of gross
crimes-but, as we believe petty jury Of his
countymen would acquit him, we forbear TO
bring IN an indictment and put him on his trial !;
yet we ask of the court 10 have our presentment
that he has been guilty Of robbery and murder,
spread upon the record, there to remain a stig-
ma on himself and his posterity
Ito the end Of time2 If such conduct would b.
criminal In grand jury, how much more alb
horent and dangerous to public liberty when IL
has the weight and sanction Of the grand in
quest OF the nation In vain will history have
proclaimed the bloody scenes of the French Re-
voution, If the People fail to take alarm at the
danger Of their being acted over again in our
own country. But let US not fear the result
In the Protest, the bane has found its antidote.
The President has spoken not for himself but
for the People, and by them will his voice be
echoed and re-echoed, until the money changers
shall be driven from the temple they have po.-
luted. WYrHE
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-09-03
is THIS JUSTICE2

The Globe of yesterday declares, in so many
words that " all the departments of the Gov
eminent are in the hands of men united to dis
tress and plumber the country. Is this justice
to John Tyler2 Is not justice the first republi-
can principle2 We ask no favors of the edi-
tor of the Globe, but we claim justice. This
declaration is equal in virulence to the most ra-
bid Wing denunciation. We ask again, in
plain language, is this justice to the President
of the United States, who, in the language OF
the great editor Of modern times, (Mr. Richie,
"has saved the cOuntry-has slain the mon
sters Of Bank and Distribution forever 2" Is
this justice to him, who, by an almost unequal
led fortitude, and boldness, and prudence, has
Refrigerated the cause of Republicanism, until,
spread wings scars to Jove2 2"
The cheek of the Democrat who could pen
such an article should burn with shame. Do
not the editors Of the Globe believe that the
Wings Eve do not mean the Republicans of that
party) are the great enemies Of the country
Who is now the great foe of Whiggery2 Who
is assailed and prosecuted in manner never be-
fore witnessed in any history, by these Wings
Who has been threatened with impeach-
ment, and stigmatized by every expression
of disgrace which ingenuity might devise
and far lohdt ? Strange, strange that the
President should suffer unrelenting persecution
from Federalism, for his triumphant efforts in
the popular cause, and that the Globe, so hat
ing Federalism, should echo the hideous yell Of
Whiggery.
We ask justice, where it will be rendered, of
the People.
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From the Columbus (NisS.) Democrat.
The FOURTH VETO.

We have the pleasure, to-day, of laying before our
readers Mr.. Tylers Veto Of the big Tariff bill IL
was received here on Wednesday evening last and
Immediately issued from this office 10 an extra.
We consider it decidedly the best message that has
emanated from the present Executive and in this OPT
mon, we feel sure our readers will agree with US. We
have neither space time for today, and
can merely express admiration OF the frmness and
devotion to principle manifested by MI Tyler IN this
trying crisis. He has earl ssly ably done his duty,
and The people will applaud and sustain him. II now
remains to be seen what the wing ma onty in
Congress will pursue Will they pass an equitable
revenue law or will they adjourn without adopting
any measure To support me government lew
DAYS will decide We confess have but little con
fdence either in their discretion their patriotism
Read the Veto, if you have not already read It.