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CHATHAM THEATRE.

, Boxes Is cents. Pit 121S cents
Nouce-The Doors will att Curtain will half
before O'Clock.
RENOVATED AND RE-OPENFD
THIS EVENING, Oct. 5th-Thp performances will %.
with
DYING GIFT.
Marte ~ ~, Mr. Gratsan
After which
THE REBEL CHIEF
Edward O'Brien -. Mr. Crattan
Cathleen Mrs Herring
mTTCHELLS OLYMPIC THEATRE
THIS EVENING Oct S, l83-The performance will con
with
DIANA'S REVENGE.
After which
HAMLET TRAVFSTIY.
Hamlet ....:...........M Mr. Mitchell
Ciaudius, Mr. Nicknson Polonius, Graham
After which
FRIED SHOTS.
Slmivel Mr.. Nickiuson
To be followed BY
NEW FOOTMAN
BOBBY rbreakwindow. -. Holland
Dress Circle so centsUper Boxes Is cents-Pit l2l<
Private Boxes S5-Orchestra Boxes, 50 ~
10 Doors open at 6h Curtain rise Al half.pa T.
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CIRCUS.
BOWERY AMPHITHEAT

BOWERf AMPHITHEATRE.
go Boxes IS ceuts-Pit l2k cents
Clown John Gossu Ping er, Mr.. Nixon. EQUESTRIAN
Director, Mr. Carroll
DqIu q. Pr 2 NJ NJ Of MIINsTRELs.
THIS EVEN'NG Octob 5tb the performances will COM
with
VENETIAN TAVALCADE.
GRAND ASCENSION
Bv Mr.. HOOD. f. m the SAGE TO Upper Tier of Boxes
Mrs tiossin IN Splendid Egue, titan
Still Vauliing by the whole Troupe led by Mr. Carroll
NJ. Morgan will disllay his Power of Balance
Comic Song by NJ Booth
Besides Horstmanshp Va tng Tumbliug and other Exsr
49,, CT es. b, the Troupe
"0le Aunt sallv,"T Il Booih aud Chorus.
nandy jim from de Carons jenkins aud accompaniment
Walk aloi ( John,o 20 z anT horus by the Band.
ole Tare Riv-r." Edwards and Chorus.
extravaganza Dances, by f. wards a d Master 0sorxe
To be Coos I'd bv
BILLY BUTTON
, Season Jickes for sale The box Office, prize s.
Doors at T. First ou ,rter paat
!. Performance commence hafp,s prrcse, oar
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Ships Ohio, Hatch Newcastle Eng Badger Peck; Louisi
Dewhur James River A. Foster Son-Brigs Cru soc
Van puzer Ma5agorda a Casel; Georg,na, Davis s. Tho
r sch Sarah Louiss Te, Edeton Nc Daniel Baker
Smack Richmond Allen Paxson; Victory Pened Alexan
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ST.Ths morning. fifty sheets OF the of New
- York Dry ID ok CO each shee I 90 sign'd
by the cashier only They registered by the mper
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he alb rolled H. yellow psrer tied with tspe
and u posed TO be left in Of The Dry Dock stag
% tim WASHBUKN, Cashier
N'TlC and aver Saturday 9Th instant
morning train NJ viii, have heretofore left City
Hall Mestchester 1t half vast clock will leave
&c ocl and the evening train of o'clock aud 10 minutes will
br discontiu ued o5 SIR
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STUYVESANT INSTITUTE CONCERT ROOM
-, BROADWAY.
Mr. HENRY RUSSELL respectfully inform. the public
u that he will give hi last Vocal Entertainments A. hs
{. & Friday Evening" October
lie several Of his aud favorte compositons
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RI OF slGNoRA CASTELAR,, with Itsiian,
,'h french ard Spanish songs az scconp mentIby
e oIchestri will positively take lace in the han
hlhgton Hotel, on Tuesday evening. Oct. 10, 1913
er of the orchestra Mr. NJ. c. Timm Particulars in the
81 EACH be had the music Stores hoss. aid AZ
isor.
to commence eight o'clock so6t.t
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-01-13
Mn. BOTTs's MOTION FOR INQUIRY

The reader will learn, from the account Of Yesterdays
proceedings IN the House of Representatives that Mr.
Boris presented 10 the House his charges against the Pes
dent OF the United States with his proposition for nsting
inquiry 10y acOnmtte OF the House SUBSTANTIALLY into
the eNpedency of preerng the grounds accompany
ing his motion, Articles OF Impeachment against the Pesi
dent Of the United States and that the House. without
debate, decided against the proposition Mr. BORIS by
decisive vote.
In taking the Of the House upon this question: Mr.
BORIS has acted in perfect consistency with his public ped-
and in doing has done than his duty In
determining against the proposed inquiry the majority Of
the House doubtless influenced by various and To
some extent conflicting opinions. The upon the ques-
ton by party II was voted against
10y those few who approve the conduct OF the President
all particulars by who of opinion that there exists
Just ground for impeachment of the President that for
several reasons, 1t Is oXpedent institute such
proceedings and by larger number who satisfied
sufficient ground exists for nqung into the eXpe-
dency Of the And OF those of both parties who
voted in favor Of the inquiry, IS known that part did
the ground that 1t due the and his notion
matter of course, that, charges made and
inquiry into them challenged the enquiry ought be
granted.
Upon the whole, since the question was TO he agated
and be received with favor by the House. we con
slider subject Of congratulaton that II has been
promptly dspos,do Of without excited debate and rs far
informed without producing any excited feeling.
Nat Int. Jam | l.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-01-13
YORK ANDLANCASTER -

"over oldsehoo in the u. s. Gazette, man OF sterling
sense and worth, thus writes
81 saw Mr. McDufo for the first time in the Senate YES
teray and should scarcely have recognized him had not
known IT he, much has health altered him since
last saw him, some years ago.
Mr. Calhoun looks cheerful If buoyant with hope: let
hlm take OF the northern fox, with southern propens
The contest Is now narrowed down these aspirans IN
that party Gov Cas- Is here, but has made no new i'm
preston; there for HIM The Madisoninn Won
will observe has taken ground against Mr. Van Buren, and
IN doing turns It's battery from the Wings against that
section OF the Locos and covcry aided by the Calhoun
secu-n Meantime Mr.. Tyler INDUCES hope that he can
yetget the nomination OF that party in consequence OF
division existing between the friends of Calhoun and the
friends o Van Buren, by the help of the Executive patron
age 1t amusing 10 see The game going among these
three aSprants played by them and their respective friends
lhey talk To the party about principles and PATRIOTISM and
democracy; and the party, good easy crcduous led
souls take 1t all for gospel They simple than
little ones-morc easily dupcd than old wuman-morc
submissive obedient passive and plant than mesrnersed
child m tn hands Of the mesmeri-er How these leaders
who much for the democracy they do for flock
OF sheep must laugh in their sleeves their great desire TO
be humbuggcd Let them laugh, they have reason"
OLIVER OIDSCHOOI.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-01-13
DID.

In the G9th n her the 9TH December 1919, Mrs
DOROTHY NICHE Patrick Niche OF Louisa
county marcd life, Of between forty fny years had
been spent exemplary discharge 81 the WIFE,
notlrr sister friend and neighbour She h1d assisted with An,
and self sacrificing care n rearing large
family Of chsn. and mbuiug minds intelligence
she much comf0ricd by the consolons ~ Christi
any and by many Offspring good
their early education lived with respect
knew her we'll died y The humble hope n Christian. reward and
mound by her afflicted husband and children and by
numerous fond relations AMI friends
On the 5d n January. lsi1. at Prospect Iln Louisa county
The residence or s father NJ Patrick Mcho ISAAC NEWTON
NICHE Esd In te 3i year NJ hfs ago IN 1890 Mr Niche
entered NJ e james River Kanawl Company and
.c diligently and efficiently three year. on River
Canal the neat finish yosc terminus IN and near Richmond to-
rf m m attention the Engineer ~ MAT residence w 1870
hat employment pubic works becoming and
prcarus study dtd alter pac-
tcc n The law n smunon Va AMI That profession had already
acquired god standing. and advancing reputation and
profitable practice whrnie died IN tlc wofd,
hc has made many friends by me- ardent, flank, ani
nfeetona character We was deon and strictly attentive in bu
cuncn'y ocl generous set frugal and careful ~ his
savings whcrew adj humble comforts n h- fathers m.
hb ann unl Np'mu H"uW'y nm PFiy "l clmtn'ff hf Whe
remarkable and which remained uniparcd BY
he word evef surrounded hm with friends y@wef i1n himself
whr hs pey and earnest dsen made him incns wherever ho
amongst The otcr n hs Acquaintance. y De-
rememhcr, by young friends ~ Patrick Henry
Society n which b. was one n ihe orgn'or AMI the constant
fn ar of which be ocn sot" during several years absence
peculiar affection ~ who heard VIII remember h.
hio eloquent 'nd aH'cuo'' erecting 70 u1t society NJ he passed
through Richmond On . WY 10 unexpected and cnfy DEATH
But week. before h death be- married n Mss ialah
Gray daughter n John Gray. 10. NJ Lou,loun. Va.
The Episcopal Church II which ho during the last years
~ Temperance eloquent and upportcr the com
uuiury winch c lived public spirited high Hndc and soca
cncn AMI ue ssunton Bar Industrious honorable esteemed
ani intelligent moiuber.
additional tribute o. hi offered iu record
the peculiar awful beauty a. his n~
hour and b forgotten
The rh mercy n and beauty ~ r Christian
religion IN wedding festivities rerfee' heahh
mi happiness NJ Mehic heard tbo ~ Dol.
m1srs UNEXPECTED death, Win bride. weft
noefs aud On cheer e afctod hearts n
ticrrss ono Whn day BE- sred hy d
fovcr which Esipcas fc eui of ad
by The sdo n hs departed parent Thus " b.
from e of earthly happiness W take sld
l shadow of Death tlaf
bs ean ~ meet bic syiny coming soou surrounded
fltief family his wife and hymns
b. 0vc h. hear and whispering him p0us The a.
parisdloyed Heaven he death cheerful
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luton Of Mr. Borrs; and was deed,d la the NEGATIVE
yeas 81. nays l25, as follows:
lEAS.-Messrs. Adams, landau w Andrews ArnolJ
Ayctigg Babcock, Barnard Rir,lsrye BLACK Ro,rln,n
Bots Boyd, Milton Brown, William n. Campbell Thomas
j. Campbell, Cauthcrs. Casey, John &. CLARK Saley n.
SAfkc Coiqu, JAS Cooper, Marx A. Cooper Cranstln,
CraVens, Daniel e. Davis, Dcbey J. Edwards E.s.ndrn
Fillmore, A. Lawrence Foster, Gamble Gentry I;o,gn
Iteen, Ha-ied, Hays, Houston, Hunt Joseph Ingerso
James, John T. Kennedy, King, Lane Mckennan homas
Marshall, MaIhot. Maynard Moore. Morgan Morrow o.
borne, Owslcy, Pcndlcton, Powell Ramsey Rayner Ride
way, kobnoy, William Russell James VI. Russell Salton.
s'a Sewel Shcppcrd, Sadc, Truman Smith, Solcr- Stan
~ Seemon John T. Stuart summer, John b. Thompson.
H. W. Thompson, Tonnd, Tnpott. Trlmbul. Turney I'm.
derwood, Warren, Washington, Edward d. White, Joseph
L. Wm'c, Christopher III. Williams. John Young-S3.
NArS-Messrs. sherlock j. Andrews, Arlington, A
merton, Baker, Barton, Becson Bllack BORDEN Bovine
brewster brgis, Aaron v Brown, Charles Brown Burke
putneii "m Butler, GuenW. Caldwell, Patrick {. Cald-
W., VIM. calhoun, John Campbell Cary, Chapman,
Stu Cnnion, Coles, COwen, Cross, Gushing, Richard
~, Davis, Dawson Dean, Doan Doig Eastman John e.
Edwards Egbcrt, Everett, Ferris John q; Floyd Cb,rs
~ floyd fornancc, Gates, Giddings Gmcr T. q C;oo,l
YIN. " "oode, Gordon Graham, Cuisine, C;win Harris
,insnngs ucnry, Holmes, Hopkins, uouck IT,. Howard
huoaru' Hudson, Hunter. Irwin Irwin Jack VIM Cost
Johnson Gave Johnson, Isaac ID. Jones' keim Andrew.
Kennedy Lewis, Lulcheld; Lowell Abraham Mcclellan
n S ncOienan, Mckay, Mckcon, Mallory, Marchand
Mind Marshall. Samson Mason John Thonp.on Mason
Mathews, Maticcks Maxwell, Mcd, Mcriwrther. Miller
MITCHELL NeMhord Oliver Parmenter, Partridge PAYNE
Ickens, frohi, Read Reding, Rcnchcr Rcynnlds Rb.u
Ntgs Roosevelt, Sanford. Saundcrl Shaw Shiell. shy
der Sprisg, ScenIod, Stokey. Alexander H. H. Stu,T,
Sn'"p,cr Jacob Thompson, Tnchast Trotti Van Buren,
an Rensselaer,, Ma!laee, Wand Wstterson Weller West
brook, Thomas w. VILLAINS. Joseph l.. Williams Min
throp, Ni~", Wood. Augustus Young-I95
NJ the hsSoiHf0n uras 81
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of the Treasury, and eoncurring the report of The
Select Committee. and reporting substitute the
Committee OF Ways and Means, he rpestcd the question
why has not better plan been proposed "a pause D
The gentleman has got answer.
Mr.. FILLMORE said he did not wish the gentleman to
draw this inference.
MIR. WISE was understood say that information in.
creased as the oracle gave out
Mr.. FILLMORE remarked that the two plans hereto
fore reported had been defeated by the Executive.
Mr.. WISE. What plan The Bank, With this 60 To
the people. The Bank, nothing This is what TO
arrive at The money power To be left the hands
ut the ENecuycthe power deprecated by the Executive
itselfand he called Congress exercise Legislative
and take from the Executive what had been called
n union ut the purse and the sword After further
remarks IN advocacy of the amendment Mr. Aherton-
MIR. GRANGER addressed the House, and in the course
OF his observations he said that il enough for him
this time, that the scheme long shoot
OF Government Bank engrSed ON the stalk OF the
Sub Treasury. II the gentleman from Virginia had
the very result he expected in this report he MIR Granger
had the result he desired When the resolution
up he hoped that some gentleman who believed in the plan
would move 10 strike out the word mot" Ii this be not
done he would then take for granted that any
confidence in ii and then they could the resolution
IN the form presented.
MIR. J. X. INGERSOLL thought that the Exehequer was
experiment upon which the country prepared to
pass. TWAS bank TO all inents and purposes in n
Objectionable form.
MIR TURNKEY said that ii the Wings permitted public
remain IN the hands OF John Tyler, it would show
that they did think him be that man. the thing
that they mad held forth the public gaze and the truth OF
this he left 10 the country 10 Judge lie expressed his opn
ION that the EScequer more odous than all the odfash
oncd banks OF the United States.
Mr.. JOHN CAMPBELL simply % say that he had
always been favor of the Subrreasuy with the excep-
ton OF the specie clause; thatit
had auncd and that he should be reelected he
will conform his tins subject and others, with the
views of his constituents.
Mr. MARSHALL, of Kentucky, occupied hour by
OF preface speech which he expects finish
day the 4th March andhe said that he prefer
red the law OF 80 and the SubTcasury a machine Ut
this description, (the EXchequer.)
Mr.. PROFIT obtained the floor but gave way for
tio1 adjourn.
CT
ceeding call the ro when the motion adjourn
Withdrawn, enable
MIR. FILLMORE TO move that the usual number Of the |
two reports be printed: which motion prevailed.
And the House then adjourned
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-01-13
RELIEF laws


Those who opposed to Relief Laws, governed by
the magic Of name, and they alarm with the crcd
class by using the Stay, thought
thing novel 10 the code OF Virginia. and striking the
Of contracts.
Thi,is an unfair way Of meeting the question. In the
Statutes of Virginia, there already provisions for
staying On small debts, upon magistrates
judgments, the defendant stay the execution fOrg days
by giving security for debt interest and and the forth
coming bond system is nothing less than Of
execution for the period of about SIXTY dayshe debtor
giving security for the delivery Of property the payment
Of the debt.
Amember Of the House Of Delegates has given notice
that he will move, suitable tmo, II the provisions be
embraced the bills about 10 be reported ciOnga0H
Of the present system Of staying ereeuiOHsa
which will Introduce feature, and wise shock
the public sensibities by "mparng the obligation OF
tracts" His plan this
70 strike of one Of the commissions now allowed to
the Shen upon forthcoming bonds and make the
day months from the date Of the execution, instead Of
si5fy days, required by law.
This will impair the rights Of creditors, render
their debts lees
will give debtors against whom executions may be Oh
tanned the March and May terms of the County Courts
and the Spring Superior Courts, the benefit Of the
crop Of wheat, corn, aud tObacco-and will lead many
compromises Of claims thereby saving property from the
unous sacrifices which IT put under the ham.
mcr At this time
II will hold the creditor class inducements
PROMISE and receive payment in instruments, instead Of
pressing his debtor insolvency, time when all the
products Of the country depressed IN value in unpa
raclod degree.
As the probable injury predicted to the Banks, that
we humbiy conceive, - misrepresentation. When you
give the debtor individuals respite from his burhen
you enable him 90 pay portion of his Bank debt II any
he have, and maintain his credit with those institutions,
/ which, In turn, may help him in time Of need
But, above ALL You give him time to realize his
Sources which last hs best dependence and you pre-
| serve 10 society bis energies and hs usefulness.
Relief IN the aud measure above stated has been
already suggested the right m,do by an enlightened
member from Jefferson, Mr. GaIlahcD and doubt not
the plan will command the consideration Of h,
House.
On Wednesday, NJ. Rasi, NJ FaH7gier. reported bi
from the special committee Relief, entitled, "a Bill t.
prevent the sacrifice of Property under forced sales" Ou
limits to-day exclude tic BILL and my but very slight no
tce Of IT, Tomorrow will publish it at large. II Is
"yuunton" Bill md protects the property Of the Dobio
from being sold loss than thirds Df ~ value.
There great conturcy of opinion To the best mod
NJ eicctng the sioctbu the propHoty of ofordng relic
n mode, appears be- prevalent opinion with h
Legislature, from what can understand.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-01-13
THE "ENQUIRER."

We have time for 'bandyng epiihets" with
the Enquirer, to Use its own stcrcowped phrase.
1t welcome enjoy and incucate upon Others
opinions OF the Editor OF this paper For 20
years very it, that Editor has suffered all the de-
with his fellow citizens which 1t in the pow
er the Enquirer nict. No has been left un.
turned 10y and its clique stgmatizo him, PROSTATE
him. overthrow his business and his reputation, and
hold him up the hatred OF his counirymcn lie knew
well, that his the Wing would bo the signal for
reopenng the flood gates and he has been dsappon
ed.
Yet if trial for his life, and twerc permitted intro.
duce before the Jury the general issue of good character
he would the first witness in his behalf Tho.
Ritehie editor of the Richmond Enquirer. Under
oath, sioriay, he should expect and very
would not be disappointed i'll the expecaton-Mr. Richie
conform his testimony his pirate mot his oditora
declarations and to speak somewhat thus IA pretty good
fellow, gentlemen of the Jury-somewhat scattering and
imaginative, and 10y far Whiggish-but pretty good
fellow, who, If in his way, had rather do good
than bad one-nuy, ii the truth be spoken,
noble fellow"
Come, old neighbour would you testify thur if came
TO the Book In the Enquirer it is different thing, and
no such testimony expected. That would bc expecting
too much-more than should be put upon human nature.
And then taent-as Rche's estimation OF that
associate Editors TALENT! That will be found upon nvos
gaon depend upon that associate Editors whereabouts
upon the evidence he may bc furnishing the timc
OF his capacity what is far likely, of his olybu
upon where lac H. and what he Is doing II he is here aid
ing edit the Wing let him Try his best and Rches ap
prehcnsions eternaly the stretch lest he may nure
the Wing and the Wing party by his indiscrction! One
would think this ought be rather subject OF satisfaction
than regret!
But if that associate Editor should chance he in Gooch
and-hunting and fishing, lac loves be-then Old
Square Toes has opinion OF his talent. At
all such times he Is of talents" and the Richmond
Wing is suffering very much from his absence. That
the way uncle Tom takes snub those gentlemen who
may be engaged for the time the conduct of this paper
Let say the Editor of the Enquirer that have
put hand the plough and that will diverted
driven from the work before us by abuse deracon
We care less for than the breeze which fans check
the dust which receives tread What we conceive
be duty the conductors Of Free Press-as Scn
nels whom portion Of the People conde however
worthy inform them of the condition Of their public al
farsthaf shall perform, the willing hazard Of any
consequences or from any quarter.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-01-13

and in the very next the spirit bat not with the art Of
"Anthony when he pronounced his Grafton the dead
body of Cesar he appeals tho party passions OF
ihosc whom he the "RePnbhcan Party" lie tells
ihem effect that they have been Oh by the IYAigs
party purposes from the honors and emoluens ol the
Banks. and he endeaVOurs To thcm wage ruthless
party against the institutions for whose interests he
processes to have tender a rRard.
But what rgkt have MIR. Richie and his friends charge
any ct with mngng the affairs OF the Banks
'with the party wTonges OF the dayi" For the last live
years. who but they have been dragging the Banks into the
political arena and making abuse al them stepping
topsce and statOni How "Bank Whigs have been
sacrificed ON the Hard Money altar since the explosion Of
that beautiful State Bank System which Gen Jackson with
Mr. Rtchic assistance fastened the country, in spite OF
the warnings and remonsrances OF the Whgsl Scarce
election has taken place In Virginia for the last five
which all the odium attached 10 those who do wish
the Banks destroyed has not been brought bear
gainst the Wings.
Secretly aud covcry-bs afraid 20 DO IL openIy-the
Editor Enquirer has attacks ON the
Bank Why's aud chucked with Joy than he
the victories which his party have often achieved by
making the Wings bear the burhen OF sustaining the Banks
Aud he hchiacs out his lamentations the injuries
which from the "inomngng Of these nstitu
with the party wsncs Of the day. because forooth
political confederate Of his has been removed from
office, the duts of which h. neglected the
injury Of those who employed him suPcuntend their al
fairs
The Enquirers holy horror the idea of dragging the
Banks the poea manifested rather late
hour For the Wings have deprecated the ruthless
party warfare, which the Enqucr'u friends have wagcd
the Banks Their language has always been this
eiicct-"Gentlcmon, the State Bank Question not par
" question. has nothing do with Federal politics. Il
should be treated question which ind.
viduss Virginia and injurious place
the prosperity and wealth o the people OF the Commonwe
upon the defeat ct this that political parity
This language was unheedcd. The Wings in Virginia
other States. have been hunted down by the Hard Mo.
ncy" pack. because thay Federal Whigs-bccausc
they IN favour Of opposed TO- this that
the Presidency the United Stss-bccause they adyo-
Gated denounced this that F,deTai measurc and the
Enquirer, # he did "hark the pack" always like the
"countymon IN the fable, pointed the place, which
tie game had taken refuge, and reIoced heartily
It. death. And now after he and his party have rcaped all
the political advantages, which "inemnglng" Federal
poucs with this question Of State policy calculated
Afford he deprccas any admiNurc ct Federal politics with
the Banks Vt the Commonwealth.