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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-06

Fresh arrival OF New ana Fashionable Dry
Goods, NJ tie Dry Goods Store, Main street
~ BERkLEY d co have received the following autrIss
IL. which will Dee sold cheap for cash.
Lawns and French Musirs from i-l o. al reryd
Cllcoes IN variety from . % - cis. per-
Heavy White Linen Drllngs from 50 81 cts
Brown French Linen and DnIugs, 20 cts. and upwards
Cambroous md Summer Cassmcrcs
Dub De Etc Balpouf superior article for Gcniemens
Also, for Boys n handsome article of MennJ Cashmere
Cotis-BIack, Blue and Invisible Green
Single and Double Mled Ca.simare
White Fanncl. very cheap
Bk and Coiored Alpaca Cloths
White Cambrcs. Ilconeu Do
Null, Swiss and Book Musins
Cfape fese asso ted colos
Iik Italian Cfapef. Hat do
Bishop Lawns. Thread Llces
White and colorcd Tarlion MuslHs
Black Love Wells
superior assortment of Sin Pocket iIikE
Gloves and lioisery
Marsons and Corded Skirts
Isonsdae Avendae and other Naukeens
- ~ Tickngs, extra
IO4, ~ Linen shcctng, bargain
general assortment Of Boachcd Cotton Cloth
atunhoard Of low prices
deem ~ onumcfac ftuhcf-se tn
al those In gearch bargains the New D
with ready cash promise ~ saH be disappointed
D. BERKLEY A. co,
Main or street. ono Messrs wadswoh
90
GHOr-iOOO bags Yot Shot, assorted landing and for sale by
- aus DAVENPORT 4 ALLEN.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-06
ia io-w9w
VIRGINIA.-At Rules held in the Clerks or

" n TT-
fee OF the Circuit Superior Law and Chape.rv f,,
the County Of M'ddeseS onthe LIST Monday July 1913
Robert w. Hord and Richard H. Ilo infants by Emily d. IIa
rison, Guardian and friend, Conr,an,n,s
against
Thomas Iiord,
VI hlSnhru anu ROBERT iiofd Dcfendani-IS Cm,ScKRY
The defendant Thomas or having entered his
and gwen security aceorng the
this court and appearing affidavit this cause. thai ma
Is not an iuabant of this de
PENDANT do appear here the Monday
To be holden for the said and AMI
that OF this order be- forthwith newspaper
published IN the City OF Richmond for
posted at the front door Of the Court House county
Copy Tcste,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-06

II. W. Il J. ]. FRY Il co.
Haoe IN Sfore and hc ,ray,
7nA BAGS Rio, Laguira, Cuba and Java
go hhls n. Orleans, Porto Rico and 80 CroS SUGARS
. DO Clarified
rs packages haf crushed and pulvcrhed do
80 hhdf
90 fierce, Porto Rico and Orleans MoLAssRs
30 bbB
$50 packages TEAS. some of quality
700 sacks SALT, 90
200 boxes CANDLES and SOAP
1000 kegs NAILS
tons Bi.iercd Cat and Shear sTEEf
10 hofces RICE
. hhds prime MADDER
INDIGO
900 boxes WINDOW GLASS
80 bbls COPPERAS
~ DO Alum and salt Pcire
- Bag Pepper Spice and Ginger
scgarl
10 Tons County and Trcdegar Iron
Bar Lead Powder md Shot Wood Ware, Chewing Tobacco.
Wrapping and Whiting Paper, &c. SC.
we VIII e rg orp for The money fair market prices 70
puncal cu0mct We or sale 81 Produce
and receiving md forwarding Goois our Warehouse being Fire
Proof insurance always be effected
Goods stored. ~
BRIEF NOTICE portion work ~ WIN. Burke en-
N tied The Mineral Springs Western viz gna with pcn.
mary remarks sai Ic and gaseous
tents obe White Sulphur Water by u Moor nan &C. d. resident
phyde ian At the White sulphur apnngs-Fors ile by
yB SMITH DRINJ ,ER NORRIS.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-06
LOUISA RAILROAD.
Lines 10 Charlottesville. StnuntoI. Lyuchburf
and the Virginia Springs.

NIGHT TR.ipELLLN9 .fPOTDED-fND GREiTLI IN
CREASED EXPEDITION
THNHE Public arc hereby informed, that on and
L July, the Fare between Richmond and Char
ocvinr viii be s. So Fare To Lynch
Saunton So So From Junction TO Char
lottcsyilc 81 50.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-06
VIRGINIA:-M RuIes held in dine Clerk,, oG

hee OF The Superior Count Chance for the Riehmond Cir
cult the 9Th day of August. Is43.
butwelB MoSeey aud Pais"y w. his wife and other Pun.
Against ~ '''E'
-, Xmas .Nud'nS anu "her Dcfs
he defendant above named having appearance
and given security according Assembly ara The Ruiz.
nj tins Court and appearing 10y evnc. that he
not an inhamtant Of this Commonwealth ordered thu, the
said defendant do appear here the Rules the frs,
Monday IN November OF
That copy Of this order b. forthwith inserted newspaper
published IN the city Of Richmond for successfully and
posted nj the front door Of the Capitol said CIV
A Copy-Tesie
attI
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-06

NIRGsINIA:-At Rules held IN the Clerks Office sup
Court Of Chancsry the Richmond Circuit, third
day of July
Thomas II. McGchee Phf
Against
Robert A. Bailey T',.en partners under the
firm OF Bailey Fitzgerald John Goblin Executor
Baly, decd Defs
The defendant Robert A. Bailey appear
and security according Act OF Assembly
Rules Of ths Court and appearing, satisfactory evidence,
he nhabiiant OF this Commonwealth ordered,
the SAID defendant do here Rules be hc
fret Monday October and plaintiff
copy order newspaper
published the City Richmond
polscd a front door of the Capitol City
\ Copy-Teste
ia WIN G. SANDS
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-06

<z Passengers leaving Richmond by the Railroad nj )!
\ n NJ reach the Junction 90 breakfast and thence
proceed together with passengers arriving atthe June
L-k-sA North the Louisa Railroad 20 Cor
louisville and thence by Charlottesville reach
Charlottesville by T. NJ and Cookies Is miles
West by Leave Cookies 10y daylight cross
sunrise. Staunton 10y 10 A NJ
II A. NJ reaches Clover
Dale by and leaving there morning At day light reaches
Springs breakfast Claeln 10 dinner and pass
sulphur z. Nj Lewisburg by T. NJ
"a day - hours than the route by ynehbur The
expense less, trip week days sooner
The Natural Bridge Tuesdays, Thurs
days Saturdays alternate days extras viii be rnsed
NJ reaches Lexington by night; leave next morning nj
daylight and arrive Bridge breakfast where
after dinner and reach Dhres Springs by
night after breakfast reach Ca7ghlnS o din
White sulphur Springs 10y NJ Avoiding NIGHT
The splendid the and fall and the teams and
coaches never rs heretofore.
Main Mail Routes, and Passengers have
ference all others a arg point.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-06

lRGlNiA;-N Superior Court OF Chanccry the Rich
nond Circuit held at the Capitol, in the City OF Richmond
Monday, June 20, lSI3
james Kelly late of Carrick sun Ireland William Kelly OF
Canck SUR in Ireland Honoria Kelly Ann Kelly.
Kelly and Bridges Kelly the sad William the brother OF
said James and the said Honora Caane and Bridges being his
sisters; and Ann Walls Cauick Ireland
cousins OF Edmund Walls deceased late OF the City OF Richmond
IN the State OF Virginia, Pitts
Against
William Williams aud Richard Hawaii Executors OF Edmund
Walls deed bets.
This cause this day be hsar by par
ue ON the bill answer replication and exhibits and argued
by counsel On consideration applea
ton Of the Plaintiffs doth ocr and require that having
eaims against Edmund Walls the of Defendants shall
exhibit the same To the Count for settlement before the 10th day Of
the newt January Term and doth direct this order he published
one Of the printed the City Richmond and
tnued therein for eight weeks ani be posted the door
Courthouse Of the County OF ennco and also the door
Courthouse of the City Richmond Count days
ia 25-wow \ Copy-Tcstc WM. q. SANDS e.. {.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-06

kgInNGLES Gc.-3OO0O prime heart Cyprus shingles
- 200 do PangsLandng az the dock from sch Jas
Henderson and fpr sale by Tau 81 SHIELDS sOMERviLLE
Ricb Retailing Dry Goods.
SOME exclusive styles Of unusually rich Paris
~ Wool Ba1onucs
Some few ends uncommonly elegant Paris DE i.ains
One piece etia heavy blue black =. DE Sole
white blue, and every variety Of black and
cord Kid GlUve for ladies
Part Of = case ~ IN hne undorsed Sheeiing Linen
DO do do BIRD eye Diaper for Aprons &c.
Few dress lengths Rich Foulafd six, NJ ~ vi
variety handsome style Lawns 70 be ot a. reduced prices
Very variety neck bat and Rbon elegant
and low
Onr piece very heavy watoed blue black De soc
veyrreat variety cord aud black sk, perrin
intown
4 ~ enfrlynew Summer Plaid Silks NJ low price
Low priced Fouard Silks, &c, &c &c.
And Cloths and Canecs Housekeeping fnens British and
American COuOns Piannels Tile assortment good and
now n being made better BY The subscriber who
northern and markets. simultaneously with
appearance Of this advertisement for that purpose
Nv the The tenth ~ September, De VIII be able
inspection Of perhaps good stock he has had IN
the Goods enumerated and al
sold reduced prices though the prospect
descriptions viii be higher than when they aidin.
rs THos r. PRICE.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-06

NIRGINlA-At rules held i'm the Clerks office
ofhe Superior CouTt fChanec Richmond Circuit the
third day OF July lSI3
John l. Saunders, Plaintiff
against
Elizabeth w Writ l.. NJ. GohsbcrOugh. and other
Defendants
The defendants above named having appearance
given security according th Assembly and
this Court and by satisfactory evidence that they
inhabitants Of tins Commonwealth II ordered That the said
appear be held Monday
the hill Of the plint and copy
forthwith inserted newspaper published
Richmond months and posted
front door OF the Capitol IN the said City.
Copy-Testc:
WM g. SANDS, {.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-06

NIHGINIA:-At Rules held In Of the su
Court OF Clancery Richmond Circuit the eth
day Of August, l5i3.
j. T. Baycrs and Matilda, his
Against
AeNandcrG Brown, Of the Executors Brown
ceased Baylor Walker and Sarah his wife, William Elcot
nnislfaior OF John Craddock Jr decd and others Dens
The defendants above named having
and given security according the Act Assembly
Of tins Court and appearing by satisfactory evidence that they
not inhabitants OF this Commonwealth Il ordered
said defendants do here the Rules held
Monday November aud bill Of Plaintiffs
and that Of this order be forthwith
published m the city o Richmond
~ and posted ut the font door Of the Capitol City
a COpy-Tcsc;
au ll-wow WIN. g. SANDS, G. &.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-06
FALL 1873.

II MIL lOIDs
WE supplied with general assortment Of Drugs, We
w defines, Dyc Stuffs, Paints, oils, window
Glass, &c. q and will dispose Of them satisfactory
for CASH punciua dealers The usual credit Our
composed part Of Nader Indigo Coppca ground
cippd logwoOd; Redwood Camwood Ext loFwood Alum OF
Ntrol BoraN reGd Epson Salts Cream Tarnr satpcc Snr
C1Ea Nuncgs. Mace Cloves. Glue. Castor OF oil
Camphor birthstone: Snuff Medicine IN every
variety White Lead dry and ground OIL spts Tupenine Paint
Brushes assorted Vnmsc segars assorted brands-some very
superior and
$50 boxes sro and 1918 Gass besides larger sizes
HAYWOOD A. BEALE.
auqG suceese,fs 10 \ y AM r.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-06
HARDWARE FL

HAND w AXE
VDOCkET Knives Eazou Razor Stfops Homes Knives
u Forks Ivory handled and Buck. by dozen:
Walters fine and quality Casters Plated mi Britain
a. Curtain Bureau and Looking Glass Knobs Scissors
rnJs Plated Brass and Steel Candocks Plated Bana
and Tin
Hair Clothes, Nail and Tooth Spoons BRITANNIA Plated German
Silver, and Iron Work quality Domnors
Chcssmen Backgammon Boxes Dolls dressed undesscd
Pots Btiann Coffee Pots
and other articles OF Hardware which will sell very
dispose Of Call and examine for yourself
JAMES EVANS.
au Main IT. 2 doors above Exchange Hotel street
4 EATHEIE-5jO sides Leather in store. for sale by
~ IG-Iw DUNLOP, MONCURE A. co.
BACON, LARD AND HERRINGS-
- 10000 hs Western Bacon 2! to &c.
200 Kegs No Lard
100 bbls No N. G. Ilcrrings, a wholesale, by
au14 JAS. WINSTON.
NOArS-A new and beautiful article Of CASH
~ Coats suitable for present and approaching
just received nd for sale low JOHN NJ OREM
aus y. ~. SPENCE. Agent.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-06
VIRGINIA.-At Rules holden in the Clerk
WHITE SULPHUR WATER FROM THE
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,

GREENBRlER COUNTY, VA.
IHNHE subscribers having been appointed by
n Messr WIN. Il. Calwer Agents the sale
Of ts above celebrated Water United States
requested future address all orders ALIEN DUVAL CO.
Richmond Va who that facilities afforded
will further extend the Of the Water and prove ccpabc
those Interested.
Fresh supplies VIII be constantly received during
heretofore direct from the Springs and precau
tons m barrelng the Water the Spring which have enabled
popneor present the public such perfect
sefaOn and thereby greatly extend s usefulness will still be-
ugiy observed. ALEXANDER DUVAL & co.
Richmond, February ith l5i3.
sdrced proper here, for the information of those
who have had opportunity Of testing the
the White Sulphur Water, when removed from the
the have been engaged of several years
porting tie Water all Of the county barrels and half
barrels which have undergone careful and thorough preparations
ami that has been satisfactorily a-ceraned that the medical pro
Of the Water reside mainly solid and
these deposI by eNporaton
ported Water much strength that used fresh from
the fountain Numerous comparative trials made with the Water
thus transported and the Water fresh the Spring, by intelligent
and Obefvant from all paris o The Union, with view ~
aeranng strength either have abunany proved the
truth u tins Various letters ustnnang these facts
the possession of the propuciors, copies of Of which may
be- found the pamphlets directions for the
~ the Water which furnished vendors for gratuous dis
t. buiion among their -
! TUNHE UNDERSIGNED have formed n O-paTtncr
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-06
NTIRGINIA:-At Rules held in the Clerks OF.

fee OF Superior Count IT Chanecry the Richmond
Circuit the fnh day Of June, iS43
Carter H. Harrison OF Elizabeth j. Darlington, eeeas
cd. PM.
Against
James w Alexander and Elizabeth hi+ wife, formerly Elizabeth
Cabcu. and other Defs.
The defendants above u1n' having entered their appearance
AMI given security according Act Assembly and the Rules
thus Court and appearing. by satisfactory evidence That they
inhabitants uf tins Commonwealth Is ordered. That the
said defendants 40 appear here the rules 10 be- he'll the fret
MONDAY October and the hi the plaintiff
that copy order be forthwith inserted newspaper
published the City Richmond for months excessively
and posted door OF tlc Capitol said City
4 Copy-Te>t-'
IN 9l-w9w WIN e. SANDS, &. q.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-06

CITY LOT FOR SALE.
HN1E subscriber is authorised 10 SELL upon OK
= temcB Low TERMS, very Valuable Rubbing lot ON A.,
VAN street. 10 the CITY Of Richmond au 10 c. r. BoI1g
~ GREEN BENNE LEAVES.
IHNWo or three of these leaves stirred for few upues IN r
pint OF cool water viii turn thick bland nutrcpu
mucge healing and soothing very pantabc andrn
uey Hee from ON irritating properties They very reuonv
usea ana hghiy recommended BY physicians IN SUMNER
COMPLAINT Of children, DiARRHdsA, DYsENTERY and oher
similar affections WV wv
INC very extensive use n thesc during the i, few
y,at we tonewed demand uis summer and the o0
n ah ni has been sad IN their yor an Invaluable fme
Picked fresh every day " ~
Also best HcrmUda Arrow Root, the most nuttoua
and sautary article q dict fpr nvaids
For @@by BoLToN 4 HARRIs0s
Comerof Main and Governor su.ei.
=U suo Below The EagIfRuins
ACoN-SO hhd' prime Western shoulder, sale b
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-06

NIRGINIA:-At Rules held in the Clerks
pcTor Court OF Cancey for the Richmond Circuit
day o July, ISI3:
Daniel Brown BENJAMIN Palmorc, Thomas MrauN Mary
Morrison William w. Mosby, Colin Clarke Charles l..
Mosby
Agan.t
I.irlcbcuy II. Mosby Charles H. Hal and others Dens
The defendants having appearance
AMI given security Assembly and Rules
Of this Court and appearing by satisfactory evidence
not inhabitants 81 this Commonwealth Il ordered That the
said defendants do appear Rules held the
Monday October ani the bill OF h- Plaintiff AMI
that copy OF this order be newspaper
published IN the City OF Richmond for
AMI posted At the front door Of the Capitol said City
A Copy-Tes;e:
Jn 2o-wqw WIN. G. SANDS G. q.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-06

W IRGlNIA-At Rules held Circuit
Superior Court Of Law and Clncery day Of July
isI3
Washington H. Purkins admir- with the will annex
cd OF Caty u. Allen deed, PltH Ipon an Mt
Against l;achm,nt A,
James w Banks, Jas. Owen admir- Of Elizabeth Chancery
Allen, Iced, and oheTs, Dens
Came the plaintiff by counsel and flied amended supple
mental bill IN this which leave
last April term Of said Court the defendant
ns entered his appearance and happening by satisfactory
that the said defendant nlabiant
motion Of the plaintiff ordered defendant Banks
appear at the rules the Clerks
FIRST Monday October and amended
and supplemental bill Of the plaintiff copy
be forthwith inserted newspaper published
Richmond for eight weeks
posted at tire front door Court county
Copy-Tcsc
IN 4 4 ,vo,. pf1y
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-06

RACoN-sO hhds prime Western shoulder for sae b,
~ au 10 JOHN " TRIPLErT 4 ION
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-06
ow wM G. SANDS. G. c.

NIkGiNEA:-At Rules held Clerks Ofice of the su
peunr Court OF Chlnecy the Richmond Circuit the 7ih
day Of August, Isi3.
Thomas r. Iagnve Sarah Iargave Deborah argrayc and
Mary Louisa Hargnve infants by Meeayah Bates their neat
friend, PM.
Against
Thomas D. Small Matthew Elizabeth his wife Tho.
uaIrIaNc ahi sarah is wife, and others Dels.
The defendants above named having their appea
rance and given according Assembly
the Rules of this Court and appearing evidence
that they not inhabitants II Is order
ed That the said defendants do appear be
on The hrrt Monday in November and
Plaintiffs and that copy this Older in some
newspaper published IA City Richmond two months sue
cessivey and posted the door Capitol in the SAID
City. A Copy-Teste.
a ll-wgw sANns a. a.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-06

v, assorted landing and for sale by
DAVENPORT 4 ALLEN.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-11-16
PolYTTcAI. ARIrH,rrrru.

| Among the grave ealculsliens put forth a. "a
what nigh have been done at the last Presiden-
lial election, there ls one By the Richmond En-
quiref, IN which Il d attempted 10 be shown
that Charge Of $500 votes would have elected
Mr.. Van Barsn President, although thu popu-
lar majority against hin was sst kuadrsS snS
forty Jos thousand TO this, Calhoun man in
the Petersburg Republican. signed Rip Raps. ?
Demonstrated that shangs Of half thsst number
10 Virginia. Arkantss, and Missouri. would have
lost Mr.. Van Buren, "a electoral votes, Just hslT
Of bic whole number
The rstsrl 3 legitimate, but lei " see what
the ssms SORT OF argument would produce in
reference 70 our own State. with which We are
al more familiar. Van Buren's majority in
Virginia was 1884, "A change Of ssssn HUNDRED
votes would have losi him isgeniy-iilFss electors
There 1wsrs Il that tine ., least 100 counties IL
hesitate. TO accomplish his defeat therefore.
in virginia. wsnId have required . change Of
but sssen votss IN sssh eenniy
u We Judge Of the condition Of The WhiE par
y elsewhere, By what We see AZ home, may We
DOT fairly conclude that the work of regsuera-
tlon is not beyond our strength, and that vir-
GINA can Be- carried cor Clay, II lhs whiE party
wiIl.but do Ia dulyl What say our frisnds A.
will they make : vigorou. and united slorti
. .
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-11-16
AMERICAN MECHANICS

The following passages IN Mr Clay. letter to
the Tennessee Asricultnrisi. deserve % be re-
printed over and over again -
s'The Mechanic Arts. from the com.
mencement ofthe operation Of our present
Constitution. have constantly enjoyed
some degree of protection from Govern
ment. in the form Of duties imposed on
fabric. q foreign Mechanics. and Ithink
With respect 10 The stallion which thai
portion Of ouf population engaged ID me-
chaniesl pursuiis ought 10 occupy 10 The
United States. I think that all citizens.
native and naiuralize1. without any re-
gard to their respective vccsiipns, should
enjoy such consideration 10 society as is
doe 70 their virtue and inielligence. their
industry. sobriely and general deport-
ment.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-11-16


We perfectly agree with our friend Of
the United States Gazettei in his remarks
upon the flourish which the Richmond
Enquirer the Msdisonian. and other dem.
ocratic papers. make upon the letter Of
Mr.. Clay TO some citizens Of Georgia
II the Loco Focos really think they dis.
cover any thing in that letter which is
particularly comfortable-to their case-let
them enjoy it; that's all. If there's any
thing very anli-tariffin il, they ought to
thank heaven and say no more about il. "
They are Clay men, we take It. and so
much the better for them that they are
so. The Wings are we'll satisfied with
the sentiments contained in that letter, a
any rate and il the free traders are salts
fed too, we don't see that there is any
any more difficulty. We will turn IL
and elect HENRY CLAY unanimously.
Haa New York Courier
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-11-16

The business Of IN editor Who stiempis to
give 70 his readers something nes ever day Of
publicaiion, We believe il greatly nnderraleS,
especially b the more learned Of mankind.
1ney think Il ven easy marief 10 write fcf Z
Newspaper. Let ihem Try n Let some II our
ooleA men o. sone1, make De aite1npt q Gsite
for us one single 1riicls each day. 4ithoul fail;
an article. mind. whirh hey shall 81 hesitsls %
put thsir name 20. and LEI the world know 4 b
lheirs- We vsrily belisve that hey ~oald 6nd
i 20 easy matter. Yei such b The posltiDg Of
An editor. With only mcdicum Of brains PR
haps be must not write one article, bat 9 half .
dozen; and what i more and worse too. his
name goes ont attached 70 hen all RfaIlf, the
public should Judge ehhritably or an sdit0r8 el-
tlcrii. Ifvonld Be strange II he nsrsr said Z
silly thing, very strange IL be never said IN
nA1ise, and passing strange il be never stfa az
ierronecus one. His opinions OF uanppiring e
vents ere expressed hastily, frequently % The
spur Of The moment, before time Is given Tor
thorough summation, and lhs wopdef i. thai
these opinions are such Is their anghois are
willing TO stand b afteF mniure delibefGiIon
We know not the source Of the above article.
but We know there s ruth ID every sentence d
il. We have seen men Of good abilities and ex.
tensive infOrpation placed in the editorial chair
and reqairsdsl 10 produce something dailH ever
such as would pIsas fkemsslses-and hate seer
Them give up the task as one a little TOO severe
for an ordinary brain. But added TO hslnsrin
sic difficulty Of The business itself, there j some
thing connected with The profession stilI NOR
disheariening. After bis labOrs are Pe4Prnes
for years, with scarcely fecompense enebgh !.
susiain his physical wants, II, under the pfessut
nf necessity. he should send his billie prcni
eent leader Of his party, he j. very likelslO Civ
offence. and be complained Of as an iniulsrsbl
dan. Ali that We have TO say Of such . pstro',
rs lhis-,hat there is 4 screw loose sorpevhere i
the moral machinery Of the man-and. Ged hel
him when be comes TO snake up his haaa reel
inning -