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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-22
NJ LAST RvEnTno,s laAiL.

Mr. Clay has sent IN HE resigna,ios 70 The Lee
eslssnre Of ksntaeky. now in ses.ioa. 10 take Of.
fees rom the LIST Of April Mr. clitienden wi
probably be selected 10 succeed hun.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-22
$40. OOO-5 .OOO-7. OOO-3 Goa.

Drawing Of tho GcoTgetoW n iIntisry. CIass u.
~ 60 81 ~ 81 ~ 90 70 p % o..
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-22

~. Il. MONEf MARKET, Feb. 49,
The Bank Commissioners placed an injunction
on inc Lafayette Bank Of this city nj ~ o'clock.
Inc Institution las been quite a feeble one foe some
umc, much embarrassed and not in good credit.
The amount OF Bills ia culaion /, not LARGE and
inc depo.ites moderate. Both will lie paid and
therc will be something lefl Tor the sloekholder,,
rout much disappointment will be felt by the ere
diIor,: The closing OF the Bank sxeites no a,,en-
Ton, Tor II was not uuex expected.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-22
j. G. GREGORY & co, Ma1aseTs.
SPLENDID LOTTERIES FOR FEBRUpY Y, 1912.

ioO prizes oil $1,000 amounting 10 $4,000
Va Iecsburg Lottery. Extra Glass No TO- for s-To be
determined toy the drawing ofthe Union Lottery Class No
T. be drawn at Alexandra, H. g. Saturday
<utn uI Feb, lSi2. Brilliant schemc-s3OUO, lnOs1
con- Sp zoe 10Y 100 prizes Of lnO 10 OF DO 30 OF go
81 Of so etc. Tickets sn; halves 8; quarters 81 Ger.
thcaes OF Packages OF % Who'll. tickets, sI91shares
In proportion.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-22
CABINET MAXINE


IB subscribers respectfully 10 their friend
aud the public, (snd the friends Of the late Robert
fo"fe That the business heretofore under the
hrm Of Poore, Murray Roper Is sll continued At the
pld Nsn, Governor street, under the aIne mama ,o
paIt Tor ti.e benefit Of Mrs Poore.
Tey have on hand an elegant collection Of Furniture
81 iher own manufacture which they will warrant and
which they offer AZ prices suitable 10 The times.
UNDERTAKING.
They also inform the public that they still give par;icu
lr attention o. Undertaking. ard will heretofore attend
10 that part Of e busiR4s Will pTomptnass and spaieh
WILLIAM MURRAY,
REM. w. ROPER,
Surviving PdItne r. Of the late firm Of
lal 2a"tm PooTe. Murray Roper.
MATCHES AND JEW ELRY, PERY LC ~
IliE subscriber i selling all descriptions Ut Gold end
silver Levers, Anchor Escapemeut, Duplex, Ieu Nc
AUD Verge Watches; Gold and Silver Pencils Dianr nd
knssand Pins; Gold Chains, Keys, etc. al retail lower
than al Any Other place In the City. Goi Watches az
low az 81 TO tiOcach Watches AMI Jeygclry exchanged
OF bought All Watches warranted keep good time
or The money returned. Watches repaccd la lie he
n'hcr ~ much Ices than the usual prices 10y one OF The
hnest woikmen ~ America G. e. ALLEN,
importer ol Waichcsani Jewelry. Wholesale and Re
I'M. - wal street. Cup stairr) New York.
feb l0-c2mis
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-22
MAMMOTH SCHEME.
100000, $4,000, $4,000. $4,000, $4,000, 10

OF II 800, 90 OF 81 200, So Of 81 ,OOO.
Va Ieesburg Lottery E,tIa Glass No i2To he deter
mined by the drawing of the Union Lottery Class No 4
tor isiS 10 BE- drawn al Alexandra ID. a., Saturday.
Tue lgh OF March, 1877. brilliant Scheme Grand CAPT.
tai Of s600 splcn'd prize Of 25O0, 1880 2OO 40.
OO 9ssl 700 Goo, prizes Of JGO1, 4U.0 Z VI 1900
Of COO l0of 1900, - Of l2 - of ic1 ~ III go 10 (any
nos u 8 iDl 60 prizes Of "a 6j OF An of inn hIoI
~ 2G1 Of Gl % of 81 i25 Of ~, 100 list or 2d dawn
NUMBER pIlzc Of No. teiU 81 It 5lh drawn mum.
bcr ~ IG6lO (any other iIaSn Bumber) N ~ number
quarters5 2; eiglths ~
Certificates Of packages OF u whoes. .S2So
''''..'''' o'' sees. 80 ha''s.. .iiO
Do. ......do.... % luarcrs.............7O
DO. ....... do. ..... % eighths ......-...a5
uy- Tickets and shares aHd Certificates Packages in
he above magnificent scheme constantly sale VA the
greatest variety Of numbers the office Of c Managers
IN Main - door below conner Man and IIih streets
Richmond.
orders from distance will receive tho most prnmpt nj.
tcniion, aud the drawings an aee ou OF
u viii be sent TO all Who order froin Address
GREGORY 4 co, Managers.
f. 10 otwIdr pichn.,nt a.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-22
RARlAINo

X w. JENKINS has civ ed ami opessg 10 49,. -
cases ot the following cheap shSiinss sis,tlsss sa
s ny, yards Brown shssinss, ~ vide SIC
go % - yard wide, 3 ant loo
s sso 10 hne Brown shirtiDxs, yarf vide, l2le
49, ~ Brown sheeuurs, u yards vide, I2io
s@ ~ 90 M 10
a. and " yts vie Beachc,t shsetnf At ls, 1870
NJ sean s0c 49, ~ 'e ''''' "''o'
Cotton OEnahures Q and lOc
Persons can be supplied With the shove Goods BY tho
pee OF yard AMI " isose wanting By The bale q reduced
WV" ala
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-22

S'fIrEsN Ihgas.nd pounds BACON, At fro@ " So TO =
hh eRErTER PEAKE.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-22
jazz wew Ac0PT r'"'' p porNprxrrp r

UiKGiNlA;-At Court held Tor Amelia county Tho 2lj
December. lSil:-bilssngam N. johnson, and Maria
b his WIFE, formerly Maria z. Cousins phs against Eli.
KahciM Cousins aninHuatrix, with the will anne toll Of
John g. COUSINS decd. AS1 Mann, snd Martha his wife
John , Oliver, and Elizabeth his wife, Robert Cousins
IL CAancsTy. '' ~ -
Tho defendant Robert Cousins, having entered bIs
appearance AMI given security according the Of As
scmby and the Rules Of this Court; and appearing by
satisfactory evidence that he s not inhafant ~ This
Country: Is ordered that he appear here on Tie ourth
ThT-lay IN March next and answer the Bill Of the plain.
nr; aud that acopy Of hia orlcr be forthwith pull Ishcd
10 some newspaper printed In the City Of Richmond or
Town Of Petersburg, once week fnr months sncces
sivcy, and posted AZ the front door Of Courthouse
this county. A Copy-Tege.
IN 22-Wqy' ITICu a.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-22

Ia the United Court Tor tho Eastern District of ViT
Gnia. Feb p. 1872.
EDWIN TERRELL. ofthe county Of Gooehand, having
~ MEDIA petition rrnyna that be- may be dec arcda bank
funi; u is ordered thai an persons cmng creditors
~ is SAIL HTn Terrell show 70 Tie court on the
tdd day Of March next why The sai Elwin Terrell lie moi
declared Bankrupt pursuant 10 the act 81 Congress in
ua behalf and mt copy ~ this order BE- published in
nc newspapers according 90 the 22d aud 9th rules Of
court.
feb p wsw HENRY CfpsoN m
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-22

III the uned States Court Tor the Eastern District Of Viz.
- 49, rina, Feb. l9ih, 1912
IoHN O. CROWLEY, Of the Town Of Peter sbnre hav.
ine heia petition praying that nc may be declared .
bankrupt Hts ordered that all persons claiming 10 be ere.
htorsot the said lohu Crowley show 10 tho court
9nthe W lay Of March next. why the SAID Johu Crow
icy De not declared hinkrup pursuant To the Con.
grees That behalf and thar COPY Of this order be pub.
sncd IN the newspapers according TO the pa aud 9th
rules Of court
feh % Nm VIZ '1-V mrNnv 1,1n...,. IL.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-22

GEORGETOWN Lottery, Glass 21--To be drawn NJ vii.
mneton, Del. feby N-Dawing received Wednesday
evening Capala-s5,0O0. tCOO. 'sQo 20n I15 80 IIGI
10 ~ 1000 10 81 400 l0of 40 10 Of 40 20 Of m % " 10
oUsof 100, l39 Of 81, etc. Tickctson ei
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-22

Va Lottery. TO be drawn IN Alexandria S,h March a.,
puaia-t31 ~, l0hO Goo 5OoO 400 .,n oaI ITiz =,
OF tS, - OF so, y OF 80 100 prizes OF no etc TieL
cts sl0. rs ballots, and - drawn.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-22
ATTENTION. ARrH,LERYI

ATTENTION, ARTILIERHl
DARADE atthc Gun House. ruesiay the 21i inst NJ
haf past o'clock, 4. ", In winter uniform arms aud
equipments In order Tor inspection ny order Of hc Can
tfin TIIOS & nAII. Ord'lv seryff
The detachment fre the mornee salute viii 6e Al
hcir post by the dawn ofday.
fcls
VALUABLE LAND FOH SALE
Will sell 10 tho highest biifcr, the let dav Of
Narchu nv Tract u land on thctahoniny swami
containing by eeiimaton. ~ (at least of whih
re low rrounds the high ground s In very hnc hear AMI
be cnnched o. almost any there arc inc
hatsshic bcfs ~ mari upon u.
The land " nine miles from Richmond with turnrlte
inad n within mile and ahaifofh A. am acn~raV Al
ome, " vii give pleasure tp show The land % any nor
On WIN may wish ~ view hcfrrc ne day 81 sale nj
sh0uil sell the and privately, due notice vii be eivcn
r. I hds WILLIAM BtRTON
IrUR UIUEs-A Female Servant who is a eood
4 plain Cook ant accustomed o. the duties Of house
setvant generally. Applyto ..
Opposite The ruins NJ the Rssie,or
W. u. }. D. CHRISTIAN.
ic market Bridfs
I TOWARD STREET wHtsREY-p hi,
I superior Whiskoy-lsniiug this morning per schr
fcb2 WILLIAMS a UAXAII
EoR stLE-lto bis Mol CuLuerIluss
Il Hio pABNEY 4 cAUTHoRN.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-22
INTENTION! GUARD!

DISSOLUTION OF co -PARTNERSHIP.
THE eo-paTtncrFhip heretofore existing under the nam.
OF cambridge a Gbt ons dissolved the first of
January last, by mutual consent.
Those Indebted to US will call and scic cir accounts;
shd al persons having cas against will present them
LOT settlement. DANDRiDGE.
GEORGE X GIBBON-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-22
N. Y. MONEY MARKrT e., 10

bes has given notice. that no will reeeive no NOR
public houors.-A very wise determination.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-22

MnnonFala Lottery, Extra No 9, for Friday Nisli.
Ticket SIS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-22

Pokornoke River Lottery Class 2To he drawn AZ vii.
mington, Del Feb 22Drawing received Thursday Eve.
ming CspitaistSp1 5000, stD 400, l0O 10 OF on l0of
c 10 Of 10, ~ Of 100 10 Of 30, etc Tickets only e.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-22
II % 2tw-Idrr

Rules held IN the Clerks Office OF the Circuit supc
Il nor Count OF Law and Chancory iot Chesterfield
Subly on The 9th day Of November, In tho year Si
re'FahI PaIun and James Iacksou partners under the
nrn 81 farn Jackson, pfs. against Charles Esrn,yen
dnGchDIcnL - N's"
This day the plaintiffs aud filed their bill and The
dciend,n!S Charles Escnwien a Company. not having
catered thcir appearance aud given security according 10
the act of assembly aud tho rules this court AMI an
pearng ~ satisfactory evidence that they are moi inal,
defendants do appear hero The first day March Term
ne ~ and answer the bill of The plaintiffs; and that copy
Of this order be forthwith inserted some ncysp,n.r
Published la tie cifyof Richmond, TOT months s,ices
svey AMI posted at tho front door OF the Courthouse Of
this county.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-22
WORTHAM'S OFFICE,
Under the Exchange Hotel.

Ieesburg, Class g for Tuesday I'd At Petersburg al
O'clock, r. NJ prize Of si2 Ooo 500, 300, 300 l5af
l2o, l2o iloo 10 Of 1000, 10 AGO. 10 OF 30 Oof 90
etc. rs Nos-l2 ballots. Tickets eli. " ''
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-22

- 'u 'hleu SAlcs tnur nr the LtsIcrn District OF Nlr
- - Finil, Feb ~, 1912.
/ lG6s PofNOh, OF the county of Brunswick, HAVING
- MED petition praying that c be- declareda bank
r u ordered that alpersons claiming 10 be creIiiors
we saii Digs PcynoT show the Court on The
Gay OF March neSi, why the said Dgfs Poynor be MOI
occurred bankrupt pursuant the act Of Congress In
mar hehali andihai copy u this order be Tue'shel In
TIC newspapers accorcg 20 the ~ anI 3lin rules OF
court. W
cb22 Wv HENRY CInsoN IN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-22

the uned States Court FOR the EaScrn District Of VIZ
- ,,r.. . ginls February 2st. 1871
~ pbERT EARLY, OF the Town Of Iynchhury l,vio.
hed pcuion pIsyins that he may be scearc Las
il y Is order Cd That all persons claiming q. be cte,.
Iso nc Sa Robert Early show cause 10 the conrt on
c day oi march next why the saul Roberr Paris be
bankrupt pursuant to the Of Congress In
l' DeaI ahd ihat COPY Of this order tie published IN
court. A conV Testc 1850 -'' 'N'V' VI
r. - v5s " SRy ctpsox r,r
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-22

IN the United States Court for the EascTn ID sirf a, VI
- , 49, snis. febTuar, p, lsl2
u ODERT ROBINSON Of the Town Of Iyoehbpr, 49,,
ING med petition praying tl,at lie nay DO deci,r-I
pAhstu 4 II ~ ordered, That all claiming 10 I
efrn'rs % NE sai Robert Robinson show cause To- Inc
court on ihrS oi March neat why the said Rob- Robin snn
&c ol declared bankrupt pursuant lie act of
N ina henal; and that copy this order DO rubsh.,I
~ the hewspaPcrs according the ~ aui an rcs oi
cour. A conV Tee. - -''' i-'es 81
ic y WOW HENRY GIBSON CIR
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-22

A MEETING of tho stockholders ofthc BROOK Turnpike
n Company will ho held atthc Compiling Room Of Ncsars
WORKMAN, McGrudcr 20 Thursday the 9th day Of
February, 1872, tthc hour ~ l2o'clock, N.
ny order Of the Board Of Directors
ia2i-dtd D. ~ EUsTACE,see'y.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-22

ioI ucietsor sharcs OF ceTIhcacs % pac taKeF
I" witth creates pnneiuality and drawings twen
requested immediately after the drawing u addressed 10
feb i6 Richmond v,
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1842-06-04

That the principles which we then announced
as those which we profess are Of the true Re-
publican school, we hardly thought IT necessary
to adduce the proof. For the conviction OF
some we might appeal to the writings of Jefer-
son-for the conviction of others to the South
Carolina protest--for the satisfaction OF the ac-
cuser, whose indictment is under oul eye at this
moment, we will cut the matter short by the FOL
lowing lucid exposition of faith:
81 am friend to domestic industry, and mean to
protect according to what believe to be the true
policy of the country sanctioned by the Constitution
and by the practice of the trainers OF the Constitution
will give protection as an incident to revenue. and
this the kind of protection which is coeval with the
foundation of our Government, and under which
manufactures attained high degree of Importance
under the first twenty years of its existence, and that
without giving dissatisfaction to any part OF the
Union"
The above extract, with the exception OF the
italicising of the word incident, is from speech
of Mr.. Benton. Can his friends and admirers
impugn tine doctrines we maintain, as long as
they regard him as the Representative of true
Democracy
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1842-06-04
To tie Editor Of the Madisos.ian


SR: The remarks on the action Of the second
branch of the City Council, contained in my note
published in the Madisonia Of the 2nd instant, were
based ON such information had received and of the
correctness of which could not be positive. They
were therefore, made expressly conditional in cha
racter in order to afford this body an opportunity to
state the facts in the premises, if had been misin-
formed have received no direct information from
the Council itself but communication from highly
respectable source, proves that although was mol
altogether right in the statements made in the note, ye
was not entirely wrong The fact is, that "a reso
luton Ito offer reward y introduced INTO inc
Board of Common Council, which passed that Board
unanimously--but was laid the table OF the BOARD
of Aldermen" in consequence "of some intinat'ons
made by member of the '.frst branch" and only
''unti some further information can be obtained =
In this state of the case it would be republication to
offer any comment ON it, From the letter before me,
now entertain doubt that the Corporation have
clear perception of the duty which circumstances
have imposed on them; nor | doubt that they
will discharge it with promptness.
take the occasion to tender to my correspondent,
the grateful Acknowledgements OF MIR. Pettrlch's
friends for the kindness of manner in which he has
been pleased express himself in relation to Mr. r.
and also for his generous profer.
Very respectfully, SIC.
c. G. E. ROSENTHAL.
Naohinoton lime 1910
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1842-06-04
T,o the Hon. Willie p. Ma71g nm !:

The laa0 is, that when criminal remains ST.
lent, his plea is already ordered as not guilty
This is as wise specimen of jurisprudence as
that which decides "the greater the truth the
greater the libel" But what will common
sense and common justice say to either PROPOSE
ton? Suppose, for instance, that charged
you with dishonesty, (Which | do, in politics, }
the accusation, brought forth the proofs, which
were incontroverlibIe, would Republican Peo-
pie be satisfied with silence? And even if pub
lie indignation were to slumber for while,
would not the smoudering ashes contain en-
bers that might occasionally emit spark The
past has proved it, and doubt not for the fu-
ture.
What is the conclusion | have exposed the
character of the Globe man and yourself, q
will not say par mobile fratrmm.) You have
remained silent, and STILL in the case of the first
person, my censure meets the acquiescence OF
both portions of the Wing party; and, in the
second, the whole of the Democratic party will
sustain me. Why is this? Why is it that the
Senator from Missouri and yourself, though
hating one another most cordially, have taken
such pleasure in my articles | will inform the
public-at least Of the opinions hear daily
cut with two-edged sword, and none shall es-
cape me that have laid themselves open to cen
sure.
You are but particle in the mass, and do not
deserve even that kind of celebrity which at
- l. j., G,r
with the pen, which is generally allowed to be
stronger weapon than the tongue, for it is seen
as well as heard. You resemble each other
however, in your. objects and aim-personal ag-
grandizement.
Shall l tell the masses-the sans culottes-
the People-the primum mobile OF your oppo-
sition to John Tyler? Shall tell them that
one Benjamin Watkins Leigh, of Va who was
on certain occasion not elected Senator from
that State to Congress, intmated that Willie
P. Mangum was fit man for the office of Vice
President in the Harrisburg Convention, when
erery other man was in favor of John Tyler
1t is useless to tell these things, and particular
ly to tell the "delicdte" motives which inhu-
enced Mr. Leigh in his dictation The late
Virginia eections-the opinions Of every Re-
publican Virginian--show that the g delicacy''
Of Mr.. Leigh IN the premises is fully appreci-
ated.
know this TO be tender point and have
no disposition to smile at the writings OF a
criminal on the rack, nor even TO ENJOY the
scene so wildly described by Mr.. Clay, OF any
bodys "going to the gallows in a cart, with a
rope round his neck admire not either wit
Messing or describing such fortunes, and there
fore leave them to Mr.. Clay's successor
HARVEY BIRCH.
| The steamship Great Western is about to be with
Lac. araAo
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1842-06-04
FOR THE MADISONIAN.
THE TARIFF.

The position of the Administration on this
question is impregnable Ultraism on either
| hand is avoided, and course suggested which
must elicit the appreciation Of the whole country,
and sustain all its various interests. 1t only re-
mains for Congress to carry out the Presidents
recommendations, to secure permanent and
equitable system, and place the fiscal affairs of
| the Government as well as the business OF the
People on basis at once satisfactory and stable.
| In fact, we have not observed that any excep-
ton has been taken, in any respectable quarter,
to the views of the President. A few ultra par
tisan presses, both for and against protection,
have assailed him; but the good sense and mod
Grafton of the country approve his sauary
suggestions.
1t is perhaps fortunate that there is no sort of
necessity for the agitation of the abstract ques-
ton of protection for protectiom's sake. The
ultras will therefore fail entirely in their attempts
to produce discussion upon it. The People
can see that the necessities of the Government
imperativelv require the imposition of duties for
revenue, sufficient to afford, incidentally, all the
protection needed, or asked by the reasonable
advocates of that policy. Even with the land
| fund restored, there is no other way to sustain
the Government, except by direct internal taxes /;
and this is system, which, we believe, but few
| advocate now, and which is not likely to be
| resorted to except in times of great public
| necessity.
| In levyng the revenue duties, the President
is in favor Of the discrimination so strongly
urged by the old Republican Chief Magistrates.
&c In adjusting the duties on imports to the OBJ
jects of rerenue," remarked Mr.. MADISON, in
his seventh annual message, "he influence Of
the tariff on manufactures a0iU necessarily
present itself for consideration" The same
remark may be made in the present crisis
'However wise the theory may be-" continued
Mr. MADISON, Switch leaves to the sagaclty
and interest of individuals the application of
their industry and resources, there are in this,
as in other cases, exceptions to the general rule.
Besides the condition which the theory itself
implies of reciprocal adoption by other nations,
experience teaches that so many circumstances
must occur in introducing and maturing manu-
featuring establishments, especially Of the more
complicated kinds, that a country may remain
long without them, although sufficiently ad-
vanced and in some respects peculiarly fitted
for carrying them on with success. Under cir
cumstances giving powerful impulse TO manu-
featuring industry, it has made among us pro-
gress and exhibited an efficiency, which justify
the belief that with protection not more than
is due to the enterprising citizens whose int