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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-14
TRUST SAFE OF VALUABLE ZEALAND
Personal. ESTATE.


IN pursuance OF the provisions Of deed Of Trust
i cuted the subscribers, 10y Robert u Smith, on tho
lSih DAY OF November 1871, and duly recorded in
CLERKS once OF the county court Of knK 0re-o for
certain purposes IN said deed set oTth shall, Thurs
Day. the LIST day Of December next az fair, ard II
nee Of the sad Robert smith. Centrevic the
ssideouuty OF King Queen, and about 10 mics below
King Queen Courthouse rubc suction, 10 the hs
bidder. the following Real Estate, 10 wit a certain
| lot OF Laad al Cenirevlc, in said county, with =
comnudious store house and stanarv theneon cert,in
Other lot Of LAID the same Place with comfortable
dwcllng house. houses. aud eIs shop thcrcon
Certain tract or Parcel or laud adjoining the AZ en.ina
CONTAINING ly estimation between aud 30 acres partly
ccuCci aud partly In wouda certain other or afcel
OF land, OF which SID Smith present resides, with
rablcs G ancw andin gnofrepar. conann. by esinl.
on - aeres-a certain other lot Of land, Ccnrevic
appenAees 5ached about 90 acres OF cleared 10 wool
land adIonins the last named lot-about
land enc mile above Ccnirevilc, AMI valuable Water
Irist MN All the foregoing houses are ia sOoi repair
and the lands fertile ant IN high OF Improvement
chane o. any kind IS considered good any In TIA;
part OF the country.
At the tine and place. va shall cell tie following
personal properly, 10 wit sunfrs Saves CONSISTING Of
Men, Women and 'dscn; double GIG and Ilencss:
tingic e. Carriage and Harness a 10 good repair; pais
OF rsi Carnage Horses: tootcd sail rs ofc very
best siock.fo np'ou, Laaeylc Harrison and Plain
DEALING ous Of which Iauoyllc) b. now on ihc fui Z an
considered orc ofte best race lnrs-s OF the uresr IA
COWS and calves, hocded about 81 sheep 50 E5-s
wagons ans gear rmhril carts agd gear, OK
smith, plantation uieusiis &c, aud certain schooner
called Ann Eliza TIE real estate, above ret. vii
be soil IN ci not exceeding " nouhsthc saves for
eaSh-tlc ST. ooncr ON credit not exceeding months
AMI an The other properly credit exec .n- three
~ mus cAecpi or suu not eAceeire go ior which sum-
IN rnief which cash wl be required. At purchasers
not riyins casa vii bc required before the property s
dehvesc T. 10 execute bond will approved security.
The tir - all said properly believed 70 br irdtspuia
bic, Lutscns Trustees shall only convey snc tile
as is vested IN Us BY SAID deed. JOHN y MoGILI,
SC y eist Tfnstee,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-14

ITON RENT-Auy nr a OF the rnons lately occupied by
The frosiicu Treasurer aud Agent of TraufrIItton
n mo Richmond aui frcicf tkshuir Rail Read Company
for their oicCH. al the control ~ aBf sstrccs Icsc
r1ume would maize, separately comfortable Offices and
chambers ior rfocsf'nai rcntcmcltor together uhctc
being kitchen attached % fhc buiiugl convenient
resi- c0cc ora family Forf.lms. amply Ar tlc Dc.ut,to
g. ~. MACNuNuO, Treasurer
ssH ~ y a II n u a.,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-14

For s,lnrhny Der Mnil.

Ieesburs. Glass Co. Ffrss siloo iosO sno 40 s,ra,
drawn. Tickets et.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-14

Maryland consoiisicd Lottery Cla.. C.. for let2re r..
uia~n e The 10y II Banors, "Wednesday 18Th Of %.
tobrT, 1919 Brlisrt Sehemc-s3Ofi igDi $40 q ~
NG tn1 80, 2o, 2O5s 81 prizes OF 1910 80 ~ ics 40
OF co. % Of 800 etc. Tezsts eIO-hayes 5-quaI,ei
ce,uae.ies oPaekige, of % whole skets slsD-sars.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-14

Drawing ~ the W. Lccsfurg. Class No 90
20 "a 70 ! 90 2 ~ ~ o.
Nos. - y "a purc Of siDQ fuld lnd rai Al thfofi-
n The above. CHARLES wORTHAM
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-14

CLARKE's OFFICE.

Iocsburg, 81. draws In Richmond on Frliay rhe iin
mat Prizes-SfOlO 100, 5oO, 49, Of 300 II 2Cn o
100 Of 10, etc. 40 nos and u ballots Tickets 81.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-14

For Saturday evening ny Northern Mail prize Of
ESQ, 1SSi 200, Of 100, &c. Is Nos. - drawn
Tickets %.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-14
s2O REWARD.

- ~ AWAY from our pitts, In iIsnrico county four
~ mouths sinco, negro IMAM namcd WARNER, me
property nf Dr. Price % Hanover. lie about years
cf akca mulao compact towleEgcd ani low stature
about feet or8 inches hgi-hc has n scat. I fhnk
c1ul ani addicted 20 inicrcraurc Nc of
Mr Wlord " ~ oderctsburr an belonged 10 tho estate
Of Nc james Corhn, which part 81 the county Think
likely he u lurking Wi. give tho above reward fti.
ken ont % the counties of iIcnuco Hanover
cured In jail that get horst0 " takcn n either o.
The above and delivered ~ Price 1r Fihscflh
crs EURTON, GRuBDs y GO.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-14
NEW DoNNET STORE

with tho fact shall sell for cash xrlnsyelv nrls
us such fsces, that enabled offer goods al nm
preeedeuiod low prices "a low be IN any
northern ugikti.
II Merchants and MlineTs will give "a a call We will az
stTe hcn they will be offered greater Undue than
were cvcr before offered In this large and well
assorted stock OF IeghoTn Florence, Straw aud Fancy
Braid Hunnets, VIII always he kent on hand. Also Wi
low aud Cyp!cs Bonnes, Artificial Flowers Band Boxes
&c fresh arrivals Of Bonues weekly direct from the
Mandatory.
Richmond, Sept. &c. 1872. Sc 25 dow
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-14

CUN-sMITHIN0 Thomas Tyr,r conroues to
~ make 10 order Druhlc aud sinsle Guns aud u dee
Guns stocked, atcred nf1 Percussion and repaired In
eupcT' style together with al kinda Of Wo done In tho
fsWu smiling Nun. rrorfrrf noffre u
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-14

A. owner Of the ono uorty Of the shove Mfrauittrsc
acres Of land, rotcc alec, hereby cger tf ny r.
tcrest IN sail Nils snd three scrss OF Ian will DO Ter
81 uf sale AZ ic above tN aud place along with Tee other
moiciy 80 a. % aord tho rurchsscf tho cqpotiuny Of
acquiring The cuirc properly as animated ah0yc,
reasoabc ere 90 may be expected my Interest aifo.
The above Mils consdoriug their location and water
power, oct grcl Inducements 70 those dcsra 10 invest
capital in manufacturing nUur mill COLON factory.
&C cids DAVID HANCOCK.
RALIiMORE FUNDS Tor sale by- -----
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-14
- ShLE OF VALUABLE RraLEsr.-E

I|sNSbANIto Deed OF rrus, from ,obp A ls,-s...-
N1hanlei DENNY, ard Eduin kub nsop 10 "a - tn.
lor INC dement, OF the creditors Of Ian as,cr ne, a
20, when deed bea-s dl'e the dav of Vac Ieto - =
~ Ieeofi IN the ONCE Of the Court Of t,r-. ~ Et.h
IA an OF the County Court OF Tn csierdrId We .tali 49,.
hs We PREMISES respectively, pubia arr,ion 20 NJ
20 Wit -'N'N1 " ue sAi1 Decu.
On we inesday the i2-h lay ofOctohcr n.r NJ ,vv.i
. ue premises oce updei by Lancaster nenbv a r.
es new ancihon store and i'm th~rsafer - -
periy occupied by Mr. fancas;cr tis resirrre P''
IN inrrSday the ti;h or Ociabsr next 4, h -,,-S -
IhlNei tnoiey Of certain properly IN the copuv
b'lnsi, ON Nhich - COTTON factory with viuable ma.
c.,aeiy ahd other buildings and ilapfoverneut- and
on tndayts lith Of October next - ~ o'cos inc ~
10y OCCUPIES by Mr. Dcnby his residence; sri i,as
A. III elI ne properly occupied BY No Robinson
"ssN.n1or ioc $50 Of the purchase money -
re coed 10 Us, tac ~iTes of the rrinera h,xo ~,
oen Sat We are aufhof lied 10 "a, that thev Will -,
ler hscsaa IN The conveyanees 10 the nursh,sr-
re- NOV OF no other OF jcet.an tie title but setoy ~,
IN - '' --S' "ue a. isN"sted
TIE erns Of sale Will be fourth ofthe purchase ro
~ N cash and the balance equal ms .men (.
9i " and Il nonts rh= Interest day OF
rus 10 secure the ~ ~
CONWAY ROBINSON
80 - law SUSrANUs a. MYERS i'us'oes'
rUNIOP MOSCrnr 4. ra
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-14
J. c. GREGORY & CO

J. G. GREGORY co.
MANAGER.
OFFICE on Main, 2nd door below Corner OF Min
and l4.h streets.
1900, 1000 5cO 49, &C. For Prday evening. Tickets
81.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-14

Virginia Lcesbury Lottery. C;ass q. for ist2-To be
drawn ~ AlesandTia "a saturday the 1h Of October
1872 Grand Pfzes- s2r01O. 1000 5Ol ntp i75D i1Su
~ nr'zcso lU1 - of 30, etc. - raan Nos out OF C.
Ticket si0-hal,es 5-quariers . 30
Ccrhesc of packages OF y whole ticket slOo-hare.
In proportion.
Please addrcsE DN uOvT A. 20
Sc96 Rirh-cni y,
Drawing (when requcstodl as soon as the drawing
~ over. OTtcis STictis confidential
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-14

nink
IS NoS-l3dr ballots.
Tlekeist9D, halves I0i quarters 5; eI.h's2 20
r- Certificate Of package Of 81 whole tic ket, 81
EhaIes In proportion.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-14
sOUTHERN HAT ENPORItTv
FALE AND WINTER
STOCK OF BOOTS, SHOES, &c.

500 PACKAGES.
THE subscriber Ia Tcceip; Of his Fall and Winter
Stock Of Boots shucs, Trunks ami Leather TO which
lac invites tho attention Of purchasers.
Ills stock selected with the greatest caro- and
tonuon 10y himself within the last weeks ami no nat.
ters himself from the experience he has hal la tho bn
uess, that u cannot he oxcclcd His goods we're fought
Al very low prices and will DC offered such az deal Tor
cash. or are prompt ia eIr payments stVery small avan.
the cost
HIS stock will TIC found 10 he very extensive aud en-
brace every variety Of style AMI quality and adpted TO
nc iIane Of any and every section Of thc country.
lie respectfully invites his OLD fricn is and urchRscrs
generally To give him m; he feels confident that no can
offer the induce minis that will not fail IN please.
49, WHITE,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer la Boots shoes Trun nj
Leather, MNke' Bridge. se rs lin
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-14
WILLIAM 2; AhoIiEn,

- ON-NEi n LAW.
pieenee ia the Superior anj Inferior Courts OF ,h.
CITY. the United states Count aud the Court Of
lie VIII also stsnd he tuacror Courts Of Coco hlaud
CnesistheJ He may, for IRE present be found !. n,
street - -. "a -,
THE Partnership heretofore existing be,xee, Ios.,l
-. msSo q william Archer Ia Dissolved. Al business
heretofore eonhdefto the hfm Of Mayo Archer Will
receive the JOINT attention Of us both until compiaiei
. JOSEPH MAYO.
III %M ARCHER
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-14
HENRI RICO NURSERY

OF me SIZE are offered for Gale by the subscriber eor
sisng OF y varieties Of the APPLE - DO Pear ~ do Plum
- % feach, % 90 ChcIry, 10 Apricot 10 Nccfarino
Do Anond' DO Fig % Grape vise do Goose barry,
20 and 90 spoeTry. and nearly all propaFas
braces perhaps selection that has not teen
for the climate OF Virginia.
C,i1osGes, with diree ions for planting nav be had Al,
the N,hsnEe Reaiing Room: the seed sud ,,,rb So
OF WIN Palmer and Of Thomas n Dew vylere anv g.
gers elt viii DC punctu1 y attended 20, ani say ieer -
reeIed To Joscph sinion, near Rehnond will Teesyo
prompt attention w" 'e'ei'"
The subscriber would aid, that the above Trees may b.,
aI lro . 10 ~ PEI cent less than Pr eipaI
viii show ~ N'AesueS
&C WV JOSrpu s,N-c>-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-14

IN order 10 make Tor NY fai stock will dsrose o.
my present stock Of summer clothing unprcc eer,e,
low piices Amonr thom may be found Goats, Pants,
Vcsis sc of various cooling malonals
EDS SPENCE,
Isc0 Agent ~ John Orcm.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-14
COAL MINES


weio oaiensvoy workei on he prenlse !; Is believed
that much Col could lie IAsed II the water
drawn of-and that M aIi, of-r a favorable pros
peet u th1ce who wish engigc Ia the coal i,nesf
No The ftarf Of lind f,t.,~Ttv ..-....
James CurTis. called Elsrsie confirming by survey 81
aefea OF wheh ls2 acres are ns rs acres
part thereof Tur Sthor Isni Tas ract ms on
an excellent tVo story brisk dwelling with an
Ice house. ani other Convenient t.houser.
NO TIE L'tcer PiIHt='ton, purchased Of the late
David Meade Randolph, containing 6i3 acres, Of which
5s. acres 30 10 rroln Iii acc bel, : a. r.ssIce
ls.Gd, ent sit acres main land, hesid.s large
body Of second low grounds There dwelling Lolse
On ms aad which, with laac rcia!r might be made a
comfortable residence.
MOI. tract 81 lad, h'ush; of Tho mas Mann olpn
hasin- theron Cr.f ant Mil. containing sur.
vcy 1874 beies the bod Of old mil poa GoV.
acres, and which, 4 small eXpense OF labor mi:I be
fnale an excellent uncaTpv. on about II acres the
corner, " Iando.ph hiss reserved riSh Dig coal
Nhs 1nd lotit- NO L. and separated
iuli pond. more tclo- lnc will between ihem
before the sale which wiiLea be uisdo known
Thee traces Ct land CONTIGUOUS To each other, the
James River C-51l passing through She three dr aud a.
Tucsa oc Cans. through the last. They form a beT 81
land Of Great fe ly, AMI In the h-he improve.
meui Their vicinity 10 Redmond, bcu z SAINT fon
10 twelve miles the ADVANTAGES OF the C4ua xch
the loot nf the ts Do the least possible
INJURY, the means sN1rs ~ irTig 3oa and II W-c..
Fowerihcre being perpetual waste - lt pots
most desirable real estate that qfcre sale in
Virginia AboCt 90 acres have been iInei With great
benehi The usual Guahtiy OF wheat about 9p bushels
will be sovnthE autumn
The will be offered for sale z i-sTe which is
central in tho order above described The terms
i Pc one fourth Of tie purchase money In d, and The
security bearing erect Icu the day n sale win deeds
ftfus tho PROS viii Ire requif he purchaser
Possession will DC sisea the let iAauAry. 1873.
A pfnneT-y =. deaosf.cI
Exchange Ro.c.as Roam in tie CITY % Richmond The
premises vail hc shown aiy dcsirous Of seeing
by Mr. Avis, the manager.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-14
TWENTY DoLLaas REwARpi

y OHM arourh Csrpcnter bought nom the E.ist. of
ho5ia Pollard. decd ef Ming q leen Courthouse
e ny feeioty about month suee lie IL about AZ
OIL OF in do stalnro, ant ef father xht eofnpexon lie
,nay Do ehl.r In kiDg Qgecu, from whence he was
oul, OF Ming william, OF in Norfolk, where lia vile
used ISr rs,eia years or In Lexnzlon Roekbrgc the
peseni residence Of h,s vile. II obain-d froIn
too or Noriolk win give above reward or fn
coun'ies. .RItlD riloN -
&c N div
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-14
LOTTERIES.
a.. d. uO1T ~ co.'s UisFiCfs.
Rtrtraos.H n.
MAGNIFICENT SCHEME

s60.Ooo-I00 prizes Of 1000 Dollars.
Union Lottery, Cl..a A, for Ief2ro b. r.,s, =, Al.
sndTia, ID Z Saturday, October I5sh, 1912. - 49,
GRAND SCflEAr
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-14

We MononFsla Lottery. Class ~ Tor Isi2-To be drawn
Al Alexandria Va Saturday IN. 21iof iSi2
ILL PRIZES.
W Those tickets which sitt have on Than n,r- NJ
the drawn numbers will be enteI To fsrse esGsTs am
sc II ME-
s3eOn fsD iOcl. 3st1 2eo 200 prizeS Of is01, Of
~ 10 sr,zesS Of 1000 ~ Of 90, etc. tickets slO-tiyes
In proportion.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-14
,SSssr,nfHs!sIIHGso. iAcEodHG,gL1TgItAL AS

uS- For AUCTION SALES, Marine News, Arrivals at
Hotels, sc &c, sec nrs; page OF daily paper
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-14
EXTENSIVE SALE or VALUABLE JAMEs RIVER
4, a n Dis

pursuance ola deed erecu'ed b, the iae rob W,es
latn o; the City of Richmond TO tie su-crl5ers On 10.
"a gay Of september 1888 for the purposes
ioTH We anal Proceeds - SELL pubic auction on Tues
Jay, the -th DAY Of November neJ. " fair IL not, Il e
ny; AR day tho following valuable yng on Jane
River ADD rucEahOe Geek. viz:
No Tho UpP.r Plantation. adjoining the land OF
ihonlS Mann Randolph. Esqr, containing. hy survey
- acre. Gr2e portion Of which consists Of river low
It9nnds % aeres being rncklhoe Island wih GEN.
siderable booty On fucsahoe Greek This esi.;e les In
compact form buildings are near Tho crn,re of m,
opeh ani, ani the whole OF - In excellent hcar IL /.
suaicd Immediately 10 the line Of tbe coal icrua m
nf puts now in operation each side OF IT, and iev-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-14
Is W. LEIGH. j-
IS. Z. WICKIIAM. Irnsieei

Soon aferthe Lands are SID. the siavcs Socks Cons
&c will be offered for sale, OF which due no,se win be
gwen. u. w l.
Sc cds W. r. w
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-14
TRUsTsA l. Z Of CiIICaAHOMTSY LAND
WITHIN FIVE MlLEs OF RICHMOND

by virtue OF certain 5cc1s Of trust executed on
ID tie S0h day Of FebrlaTy, 1881. by DrewTy Fox to
HcrSert Claiborne and James rawlings both dcccaFc
for purposes therein mentioned aAd the other eKecu'cd
L T. his WIFE said Herbert A. Claiborne Decd Tor The
benefit % lienryT DTewIy. and both Of which deeds
duly Tccofdcl la Hanover County Court 81 all, sub
suied Trustee IN both deeds, proceed 10 sell public
auction. 10 he highest bidder, the premises for ready
money, on THURSDAY, the 0h day OF November AT u
O'Clock althd certain Piece, tract Parcel OF Lani
ana being ia the county OF Hanover Mechsnicsvlc,
Containing t acTes bs the or lees, bounded
ON the south by the Chickahominy main swamp, The
west by the Icchanicsve turnpike Ioid tie By
the road lea Ing Trueheari's mill and the 10y the
liuds Of Thomas Acre. The title 10 the above property
believed 10 be iadispusble, but acting shall
Course convey only such title as Is vessel la
oci cids AUGUSTUS H. DREWRN, Trustee.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-14

NOTICE IS hereby rivcn hist a Petition VIII be -re
~ scented 10 the ner neral Assembly of Virginia, fo
making AppuuaitnN Rivers lawll fcnco fium Thouls
Mnuous urpor mill dam n Pfncc Edward countyto iht
Cui Bants In said county sea WV
NOTICE "A pctiiion viii bc presented ~ Tho no ii
Legislature of Va for the parsage nf law esfabsrs
apiccnci for afeparstc coc1na Bagbys Meeting House
IN bueknEham county OCT
HEAD QUARTER or TIE MAINE CORPE.J
Wdah'Ngf0H, October ffh 1852.
CEPARATE Proposals will be- rc cived % the Onrr o.
- he Qllficrua tor Of tho Marine Corps w his city
until iuuciock, 81, Tucsdsy, the sh day of Nrvcid
Der nest "a. furnishing fa'inuf 10 The tuirf sstcs Ma
rnog. ~ Tho ioovsrr Citations, for The ycaf 1919.
Portsmouth, New linmpf hire.
Char'cuuwn, Marsachufcus,
brooklyn, ong Island New York;
Goapou, ncsr Norfolk, Virginia,
Pcnr1cois. Florida ard
washington, District Of Columbia.
The Tafi0ua 10 consist of one pouni arf quarter al
flesh bcc,'0 three quarters If pound Of mess rlt
esheen ogreesof bread nour, tho option of the Go
vernmcn', arf the NJ fiK pounds NJ food clean
coheo, twelve pounds of rood New Oicaus suesr Ell hi
quarts beans four quarts Of vinegar quarts Of sa
four pounds Of SOAP, and and half pcnus q good
dipped candles a. each hundred ratons.
W. understood fhat the fn sic % teof tncrk sod sns
cfcludod bs delivered " f,qlrs =; " such quantity b.
alternately and tho bread -four shall be Of supcThne
qpaNtY Auhc anieioa 10 he uncxccpionahlc and IN hc
tfuedt2 TIC troops without expense N The Uncd states
10 oier VIII hc entertained ~ this od-c unless accom
pncd hytlcntnca ~ Inc o the proposals 10 BE-
endorsed Proposals Tor raiiuns for 1874"
AUG A NICHOLSON
oc ly COW Quauermasicr Marine Cops
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-08-04

! The speech Of Mr.. Simmons, Of Rhode Is
land, in the Senate Of the U. S. on the Reve-
nue Bel on the 9th ull. is represented by
the Washington correspondents of the U. s..
Gazette, and Baltimore Patriot, to have been
one of the mos able and practical speeches
ever heard in Congress. lie sustained him
self in mastery manner, alone against tho
whole phaanx of the South, and proving al
together an over.Inatch for them. Tho cor
respondent of the Baltimore Patriot, says
"rhere was neither storm. flourish, nor
bombast about it, but all that was said refer
red to The bill, and nothing else. regret
that am not able to give you either report
or sketch of the speech, as most Of what was
said was commentary upon valuable tables
and statistics affecting the duties upon artl-
cles Imported INTO tins country. Much OF It
was in answer 10 Mr.. Woodbury., of New
Hampshire, who pridcd himself upon the ef-
fort made in the Senate the day previous.
Mr. Woodbury., who is generally pretty cool
and collected, was quite nonplussed, as his
demagogusm-an his speech was nothing
more than studied al cnptandam exhibition
OF opinIons-Oitcn mere theories totally des-
iltute of iacts-were exposed one by one.
lie was suffered to interrupt The Senator
from Rhode Island just as often as he pleas
ed, and just as long as suited, and to ask and
to answer whatever questions were submit
ted. Mr.. Calhoun, too, was permitted TO do
The same thing, and now and then, Mr.. King,
of Alabamu, and Mr.. Cuiiher, o! Georgia,
had question 10 put, the answer to which
they seemed 10 think would favor their own
espccinl views. Nothing was gained by the
contest. Mr.. Simmons had the subject by
heart, and could not be caught, or overcome
or come over, any way all these gentlemen
could fix it. His argument was an irresls,i-
BILE one. Four score Of loco TOGO speeches,
from the picked men Of the party, might be
sufficient TO 60 along with 1t, and would
submit this one speech TO every unbiased
mind IN the country, as al answer 10 them
ALL"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-08-04
From the N. Y. Express Of Tuesday

1 FRoM WAsnIS0Tos.-The Intelligence from
Il Washington hence 10 the close OF the session,
which will not probably be tll tho end OF this
month, must be Of absorbing interest. We
have not the least doubt, that The President will
veto the present Tariff Bill and the accounts
are very conflicting as TO The probable action OF
Congress afterwards. The breach between tho
Executive and Legislative departments, now
so broad, will then be complete, for, ho doubt,
tho veto will be met IA Congress by resis-
tanco and discussion surprising in excitement
any thing we have had yet.
/ The news respecting the Treaty continues.
to be very favorable. The attempt Of some
Loco Foco leaders to make il n party matter,
has been signal failure. Luckily the mixod
political character of the Commi ssiOners from
Maine and Massachusetts so divided the res
possibility, that when all the Commissioners
assented, it was impossible afterwards 10 con-
vert the Treaty into party question.
What influence another veto, and tho settle
ment of our Foreign Affairs are going to have
upon the Cabinet the President has around him,
remains TO be seen. The rumours Of changes
again thicken. There is no quarrel, We are
sure, but on the contrary great good feeling,
as we believe, between the President and the
Members of the Cabinet. If however, there
is To be- no harmony between the Executive aud
the Legislature, it will be impossible, as II
seems 10 MS, to administer the Government, as
il is. New alliances must in the end intro
duco new men. The President by the forco
Of circumstances must be compelled TO surround
himself with advisers in the interest OF tho
party in Congress supporting, or seeming to
support him. That that party out Of Congress,
however, intend to support him, particularly
here in this city, in this great state, is GER
tanly not to be presumed. Mr.. Van Buren, or
Mr. Calhoun is the favorite Of the so-callcJ
Democratic party in New York-Mr. Van Bu-
ren of tue leaders and managers, and MIR.
Calhoun oftho rank and fIo. Day after day,
this will be more and more developed aud
whoever asserts aueht otherwise, speaks false
ly, or in ignorance of facts.
In the meantime, from these differences a
mong, and contentious of, our Public men, how
our poor country bleeds at every pore God
is blessing us with bountful harvest, but
much of il will fall dead on the Farmers hands
for want of market or tie means of bringing
it to market. But ifunity of action, of con-
cord, and harmony could take the place of dis
cord in Washington. what spring would bs
given to industry, aud how the land would
leap for JOY