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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-11
CIIARInTTE

At meeting Of portion Of the Wing party Of the coun-
" Of Charlotte the Court House Of said county, on Mon
day the 9th Of Feby, sl3 the being court day: Col
Clement Darlington called 10 the Chair and Doct Joel
Watkins appointed Secretary.
ResoiDed That Henry Clay deserves aud ought to receive
the support Of the Wings Of the United States their can
ddate at the next Presidential election and that Joseph H.
Wilson, John Booker, John w. Gaines. Thomas h. Wat
kin-, w God BOudin James Garden, Zechaah Bugg Jas
franklin, Claiborne Barksdae. Henry Edmunds IT,. VIM.
C. Darlington, and George w Cabaniss appointed del
the ODD inst also that Richard H. Tocr Esq be request
the said convention.
Rssoired, That Wyatt Cardwc Is nominated by this
meeting the most suitable candidate for this senatorial
district.
Resoired, That though this meeting decidedly prefers
MI Cardwcll the candidate for this senatorial district
yet being disposed units upon the person whose claims
may be esteemed strongest by convention representing
all the counties Of the district. do appoint Henry Caungton
Joel Watkins Richard W. Gaines Samuel D. Morton Jos
". wilson ThOmns Flournpy, Thomas r.. Watkins, and
Wn G. Carrug0n delegates o. attend any convention that
may be held the subject 81 Prince Edward Court House
OF trowhcr' IN the district any day that may be agreed
Resoired, That William r. Scott be- nominated by this
meeting the most suitable candidate represent this
county IN the next Legislature VI Virginia.
Resored, That the chairman Of this meeting be added
o the number Of delegates appointed 20 represent the
Wings Of this county 10 the Convention to be holden IN
Richmond the 22d met.
Resoired, That the proceedings Of this meeting be pub
hed in the Richmond Wing, the Petersburg lntclgencor
and the Lynchburg Virginiau.
GLEN. CARRtNGTON, Chairman.
JoEL WArEfy-, SecV.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-11
ABOLITION ExclrArInN.

On Tuesday the schooner Harvest Captain Bate. arr
we'd from Fredericksburg, with young colOred man on
board, fact which whispered round among those
who take lively interest n the coorcd II was not
long before amlglcd Of black and white friends of
liberty collected the wharf alongside Of the schooner 10
the supposed slave and deliberate upon plan Of
Captain Bates suspected the Of the great
ton" md for the purpose Of giving their swift suspicious
something fccdon. ho prcrempory ordered his be.
low and forbade him mp IN sight again This
sufficient satisfy the crowd thnt the youth indeed
slave and while portion remained near the schooner to
tai be- removed In the meantime, another por-
ton up and gota writ of habeds corpus which
duly served Captain Bates by The sheriff The esp,
tain promptly obeyed the command produce the colored
man. and accompanied him first the Sheuhs Office and
then the Office Of s. ID. Sowo Esq, where explanation
took place. The young declared himself 20 be free,
and tho captain produced bic free papers under the seal Of
lhe Stafford county court, Vtginis-lPostl
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-11

Iae effymaHoff ustHta ana NeU FORK.
Want Of deprves OF the opportunity Of express.
ing views O the sudaeiOus Gerrymandeng OF vgins
effected by the bill Of the iiouse-an operation which in its
injustice the People only be exceeded by the inus-
Tor the ustee which It's authors have executed upon
hemseycs-and which will hand them down as men ready
and prepared DO the dest party work for the lowest
party consideration There D. no more infanou, work
than to deprive for transient party purposes half of vrg
MIA OF Representation. There be no work more anti, Re-
publican abhouent 10 equality, than dsanehise half
People consumma,e the party objects Of the day lie
who would do would cheat or de-
fraud his neighbo privately To disiranchio tho People
OF this country, prcmedatedly, wifully knowingly and
with purpose robbery OF the deepest dye We arc
OF the strength Of tho terms use and use them
being thus No man look this or the Bedford
District and his heart confess that the language We
use short ct what due the base and proclaimed de-
sgn Of suppressing tic voice OF the People There can
be in the eyes OF Rcpubleausm, offence more henous
objectionable. This vile scheme will pu, down Loco
Focoism in Virginia.
But NOR
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-11
Inri,iiction of L,,stic..

Ga Tuesday, Mr.. Gaaher, from the special committee
on the subject he chairman being ndsposed reported
substitute 70 the bill extending the jurisdiction of justices
OF the peace. The substitute provides that in addition to
the powers now exercised by single justice shall have
power TO try and determine all of debt upon bond
note, bill, or other writing obligatory for the payment Of
money for any sum not exceeding fifty dollars exclusive of
interest provides for appeals, by having the case trans
ieed 10 the Office Judgment docket of the Court BY which
the party oggreyed, upon paying the Of the trial be-
fore the justice, have trial by jury he desires it,
The bill is carefully guarded in other respects and Will,
the interest of the creditor is secured the costs to the
debtor, il is stated, will be greatly diminished
The bill is less Objectionable than at first reported
and Is said TO be gaining friends
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-11
NJ. MeDuMe,, Re,olntion,.
In the Senate, on Tuesday Mr. MeDuiie submitted the

In the Senate, on Tuesday Mr. McDufie submitted the
following Resolutions
solemn and urgent duty Of the pre..n, Con-
sress to adopt without delay Efficient GRIP
ped and dceang epcnh
and the alarming accumulation of the public debt OF The
United
hssoire That modification Of the foreign i'm.
ports such viii render strictly mere revenue
measure i Indispensable 10 the Accomplishment offsets
and that the recent Of British partially
adopting the principles of FREE public indication. Of
disposition on the part u the ministry
pies still further and the probability Of tie speedy
an extensive % smuggling frontier
furnish pressing motives Congress m acting subject during
It, present session.
Rssoir That rigid Of retrenehment economy
counaby such aswl bring the expenditures within the
annual Of pensabe and
that while this - rendered Necessary the depoabe
public finances rendered just injurious the public
service BY the reduction currency consequent
probation Of the value Of money.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-11
Corrapfioa at Washington.

"ohver Oldschool the correspondent Of the u States
Gazette, describes in indignant terms, the prevailing
rupon Washington. We invite the reader pcrusc wha,
he says because terminates from peculiarly entitled to his
respect
AS Presidentmaking. persons in Washington have
80 much Of this business do, busly engaged in
the present incumbent OF the Office his Cabinet and
GuarG" IL is their study by day. and their dream by
night Not an officer is removed applicant appoint
ed but with reference the influence have in the
next Presidential contest and Notwithstanding the ayo
al OF Mr. Tyler on his entering upon the duties of Pres
Dent that he would remove incumbent office who
faithfully and honestly discharged the duties of his Office
except IN cases where such incumbent has been guilty Of
detrs partnership he has removed hundreds and ia
continuing to remove daily, for the that they will
not be guilty Of defire paTtisdnship in his favor
But Anew days ago, he told OF his office holders in
connecticut that he did not do right that he
su DC acuNcl m supporting the administrauonthat is
ms own language; be GUILTY Of Getre pariisansiip
And yet who hears any complaint of the Executive being
engaged in Presdent.makngl who complains of the Exc
cuuNe ncglccting the public businessl
Never proigacy Shameless OPEN and avowed in
any government, than this this me-There not sense
Of shame enough put show modesty and viz
'ue but all is open bold and unblushng There was cor
rupnon enough IN General Jackson's time; but il is far
more shameless and there infinitely less pains
to conceal disguise it, shall not enter into any conto
min Saton Of true patriot but that they exist; and tina,
have down aughi in MALICE appeal 10 every man
at all c1nNesant with public affairs in Washington"
OLIVER OLDSCHOOI
Every who has, within the last two ycar- been nm
happy enough TO reside, any length of me the Seat Of
the Federal Government knows these charges be true in
all respects, and soened much soitcned by the amabe
individual who makes them That individual is Nathan
Sagentof Philadelphia, the unassuming and the most
upright OF men, as chapter OF his history will show He
was, at the commencement OF this Administration the
Agent of the U. States high salary for protecting the
live oak timber in Florida. He asceroned his office TO be
sinocure and going to President Tyler told him sothat
he could not reconcile to himself salary for
doing nothing, recommended the abolition of tho office as
unnecessary, and resigned. Mr. Tyler highly compliment
ed his patriotism and dsntcrcse promised to have
the Office abolished accepted Mr. Sargents resignation but
instead OF dispensing with the Office, Immediately appoint
ed some Of his the place The office has
not been abolished that have ever heard and the salary
Is still paid by the People.
This - Orer oidsehoOi, and when publish any state
mGnt Of his, expect il To be believed imnliciiy
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-11
TIE OREGON

Mr. Archsrs for n reconsideration Of the vote
Pa'ing the Oregon Bill, failed only by In the House.
the fate OF that bill is considered extremely doubtful Mr.
Adams understood have taken much the views eGpres
sed in the Senate BY Cen McDufic
Vote in the Senate upon Mr. Archsrs motion to recon-
sider
YEAs-Ms.sr. Archer Barrow Bate, Bayard Berri.n Cal
houn Choae Conrad Cans Cuitsnden Dayton Graham
Huntington hen MeDufe Aangum Miller, Porter, Rives
sprague, Tamadge, and wooIbrdsc-24
NAYSMessrs. Alien. Baeby buchanan CLAYTON Full
Henderson Eng. Linn McRobes Merrck Moshead Phelps
Sewer smith Of ConEsccu Smith Of lniana Sturgeon Taypan
MakeI. MleoI. M-lm. Moo-lnr. Mr-gh. md Yonna-.I.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-11

pses@ Cntue-The almond, with its tough eor,s
ecous husk hasbocn changed by long culture I'm, 80
win its beautiful SOFT and delicious pup the scrd slo.
the luscious plum: and the harsh bitter crab into the golden
pppn' Attention to nutrition has produced quite ns marked
changes in the pear, cherry, and other fruees .n 81
which have not only been altered in their qualities and an
Peaanee but even In their habits. Celery agreeable 10
mos' modification of the apium grsvroens hs
Our eauiower and cabbages, which weigh many pounds
are largely developed eolewo that grow wild on The Sc
rose has been produced by cultivation from the eomno
wiz orar' Many plants may be modified with advantage by
the growth OF part which causes
Development OF other parts.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-11
ExEcuTIyE COMMUNICATIONS.

The SPEAKER laid before the House several Executive
communications among others from the Secretary Of
the Treasury In call from this body for state
Of the fees and charges made and received by the
clerks. marshas and other officers Of the Supreme Courts
in the several States in under the Bankrupt Law.
resolution offered making inquiries into the
purchases and disposition Of articles in the Medical Depart
Of the Navy, but objected to- and the House
adj,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-11

InE WEATHER AND rnE wrSp.--Night before Las, and
Vusy, the weather was as untropieai ever we saw
Gu WIN ee and looked wintery Laplander could de-
sure Inc night previous the wind howed as 6ercely as we
ever ARD A. and from what hear from the Balxe n h,.
rarely been felt the Gulf with greater sevcr,v h
m-g'vnes that before many days have passed we shall
nave record some sad disaster among those who make
ther homes upon the bosom Of the "deep deem sea"
". O. Tfopie Feb 2
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-11
To "a. P,s,,, If ls,.,..

Feeling wish have the best interest, Of our co
protected and the conflicting claims Of tho dren, s.ni
rants TO the Office OF representative have
taken the liberty IL nominating Charles Thomas shelton
as the gentleman best qualified for Representatives 4
Know that he wishes such Distinction but the time hn,
arrived, when a. becomes the duty Of the people 10 cali 20
'ne councils OF the Country. those who best qualified
ana s call could not be made any man in the county
O. suited Tor this station, whether consider hi. high
character, honour. integrity long and intn,a,a s...,,
VIA e people and great moral worth. and knowledge Of
our "ans ana wishes A CITIZEN.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-11

OF party bear witness your ardent and lofty pato
tsm and TO the purity and integrity. of your political he
We Mobile, IN especial manner owe YOU debt Of
gratitude for your patriotic Efforts In inducing the govern.
ment 10 wrcs from the dominion OF the King OF Span
interesting section Of the Union Those Who were oppos-
cd to this STEP were alarmed ard deprecated the wrath
OF Great Britain which they supposed would be reused
against US by interference with the territories OF Spain
then her friend and ally But IL formed part Of your
creed to take counsel from their imaginary fears of
ossa power ct the mistress OF the fcaesy and
eloqusnuy maintained right the possession Of the
country, and demonstrated the policy and proprc Of sub
jceung It to our laws. Mobile then obscure village
mere dependency of Spanish military post-you now
behold city Of extensive and the emporium OF
oi the largest staple States the Union. For this sir
and for all the distinguished services YOU have rendered this
great country tender YOU thanks and gratitude and
again bid you welcome thrice welcome TO the State OF
Alabama.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-11

hs pretty evident from many indications that il il NOT
'he intention OF the Executive nominate indyidusa q,
te important Offices now vacant until Congress has sd
Journed IN order thereby avoid surveillance OF IN,
TO that body and which placed there 10 guard .sai,
the ambition of weakness which il was wisely fo,e.ss
might perehance predominant in the mind of the ,cmI a.,
OF the Presidential Chair--Neto York Courier ~
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-11
The Honse Yestcrdnu.

The greater portion Of the day in the House. yesterday
consumed in the consideration of proposition TO Dur
chase the copyright Of the Criminal Justice by the late
Professor Davisfor the OF Justices of the Peace
The character Of the work very highly commended by
gentlemen acquainted with its merits and the magistrates
stand greatly need of such book the occasion wa.
deemed TIT 10 crafty generous feelings at tie same
time that the public interests subseryed 1t known
that Professor Dayisone Of the pures, and best of men
murdered by student the Unverty-and that his
murderer recognized in the Of S25 900 appear
whicr recognizance forfeited end money was paid
into the Literary fund 1t proposed the Literary
fund for the purchase Of the copyrght-a Just tribute 10
fine talents and great personal worth, and bereaved
family aud for the promotion Of the public good. The pro-
position prevailed by very large and decisive vote.
The close Of the sitting distinguished by little
farce, good be mentioned. The new county IL
be composed Of parts Of Wood Harrison &C. which last
waier killed by the Locos because was to be called
Clay" was again brought up. Mr. Banks proposed to
calln Harbour" Some member prompted By the genius
Of fun moved TO amend by substituting "RifeAie" The
amendment carried with hurra-alihough some ILL.,
insured speered sund questions the identity
Of the Ritehe Whethert gallant officer OF the late
war, whether it any officer a-and for what ser.
vices ne had bsen distinguished by land in peace
or war; Revolutionary services by all means-but in the
hurry of the moment, given the questions
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-11

On Friday the 10Th amer lingering illness Mr. WILLARD
"AhiELD native Of Thompson Conneeteut aged 36 wear.
he friends and acquaintance family are ~
Nned TO attend his funeral residence near m. Psri
enuay without farther notice. morning At 10 ook
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-11
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
Port of RIchmonh.

Fort of Ric n ond.
ARRIVED,
shhr star, Walker, Aeeonae oats
sehr Commerce, krag Norfolk rec
schr Deborah Ann Somer- Will. New Vol ,.u.,
sehr olympia, kerwin Norfolk. sundries
schr Manchester, Worth. New York ,Indries
Brig Sterling. Pierce, Atakapas sugar to Dunlon No,. -
sehr John A. Lancaster Lovelabd, City Point, ballast
SAILED,
sehr Roanoke, Green. New York flour
schr John Barr, IoLingshead Baltimore no,t,
sehr T. - l7nden. Parker, Baltimore, r,ur
sehr Adclne, Creighton. baltimore, -four
schr Grccnshury Holt, Gallino. New York coal
sehr Marietta, Groves, Baltimore, flour.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-11

~ Meeting Of the Wings of Ches,er6.la,. ,,..,.d
Their Court house ON MosDaY, l3th appoint delegate.
'oihe Whig Convention be held Richmond ON the pond
proxino. xy
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-11

Gen WGshingfon's SuOrd, and Fraaklins Cane.
Mr.. Summers made admirable Speech Of the sort in
pesentngth Verabe Sword of Cen Washington to Con.
ge's and the Cane Of Dr. Franklin snd Mr. Adams m offer
ing the appropriate resolutions for their disposition See
another column
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-11

|. o. o. r.
RJ- The members of jefferson Lodge No l. l. O. O. = m.
hereby notified to Lodge Room on sunday mornns m.
-h % at O'Clock for the purpose attending the funeral OF
Brother WILLARD WAKEFIELD decd The me,nh.r,
OF iic other Lodges respectfully invited attend
BY order of the " C.
NJ. sEAGERs sec'y
u There will be Meeting of the Temperance So
ciety, OF the Medical Students at the Public Lecture
Room; on Saturday evening, Feb. llh, at "a O'Clock
The Public generally invited and the attendance Of The
Ladies particularly Observation-Disclosures may be expect
ed from the Rev. ID. ID. SNi1H, and Others
feb lUth GEO. w. o. MAUPIN Sec'ry
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-11
IrrED PROCEEDINGS.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
February 9th 1912,

To the Speaker Of the House Of Delegates:
SIR In conformity with the request of the citizens of
Norfolk and the surrounding country that should Law be-
fore you, officially, copy Of their proceedings in relation
TO the OF George Latmer, herewith communicate
copy thereof for the information Of the General Assembly
deem proper, however, in making this communica
ton TO state that branch Of the subject presented by
the case OF Lamerihat which regards him fugitive
ieon-has been taken up for prosecution and is still in the
course OF prosecution by this department The coespon.
dence upon this branch with the Governor of Massachu.
sets, which commenced by my predecessor will be
resumed and would fam hope with some more satisfac
tory result than has yet been obtained.
The other branch of the subject relating the more
eecual protection by law, of the slave property Of our
people; and the eecua protection also Of the public
peace from the repetition Of such of LAtmers
IS OF far pervadng interest and difficulty; and upon
this, having meured suggestions offer beg leave 10
commit It 10 the wisdom and patriotism Of your body.
have the honor TO remain,
Most respectfully,
Your oh
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-11
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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-11
PETITIONS.

by Mr. SAMUEL Of Trustees OF Ruppahannock Acade
my IN Caroline, asking authority sell portion of the
iand belonging TO sand Academy-Bv Mr.. Neal of Enos
NJ West TO have certain of money! lost by depreca
ton OF State stocks, retunded-By Mr. Jirgits Of sundry
Commissioned officers Of tine 22d and 9s Regiments Of
Meckenburg to change the place Of training in said Coun
y-By Mr.. Taliaerro (for Mr.. Rico of Joseph A.
Beachem-for liberty to plant Oysters.
On motion OF Mr.. Bird PIP, the House adjourned
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-11
CARRlAGES, CARRIAGES.

ogE-HS The subscribers have on hand at
Cy1SS6f their mandatory, Of y and oh
-argesi assortment of carriages offered for sale
IN this city, which they viii sell purchased
In this other place Th0sc In viii please
call they Will ell the greatest bargains offered Their
Uunent consists Of Coaches CharOeos Barouehe Bugges and
sukeys an aucss Of description, and % icoond
hand Carriages
b-eI- executed despatch and on the nost
r. ~ 3tawtf BO5fiER ROBINSON co.