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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-28

Such press SHOULD represent the Richmond Wings.
who belong To one of the polished societies in Ameri
ca and whose leaders boast OF their talents and refinement
Can they claim To possess such dignicd organ IN the
Richmond Wing Are they no, heartily tired OF the blum
des OF their leading Journal which, regardless OF the dgni
" o the profession, "cus and sashcs IN every direction,
and in it, random strokes often ncts wound up
on ITS own pary.-ERqnirer.
We condole in all sincerity with the amabc and onhusi-
aste Whig OF the Enquirer the unfortunate condition
OF the Wings of Richmond in not having an organ more
worthy Of them. We know their merits and know how
richly they deserve have the abest representative the
land Affords That they have not is misfortune
than crime They, however will not be the less CRATE
m for the very tender soicudc for their welfare manifested
by the Enquirer! They know how nrdcny devoted the
OF their the Enquirer They know with
what hbcEal he treats hem and their interests How
charitable he is in the aScrpOn OF motives TO them, and
with what flaming zeal he bestirs himself shield them
from the depedatons OF the Locoiocos Macy of hCm too
had aered themselves that the Enquirer had become the
organ OF the genteei Wings of the city They had heard
him often say tina, he had the authority of the geneei
Wings (hc doesn't hold with any but gentcei
people,, for this that and the other geneel Wig told
him, that the Wing would the whiss-at which his
generous soul greatly distressed! genteel IVhig
told him, that Henry Clays mad would destroy
party thatevcr existed-whercupon he shed river OF
tears! Take him when you will, he always has first
rate Wing authority for great calamity about besl
the Wing par;yand the way his tender heart blcedsa the
thoughts touching all behOlders The Whgs-he ruL
Wings have many proofs OF these gushing
sbiies and eNcrucaing auXctcs Tor their welfare the
part OF the old genemaa-ha they have hoped confident
y that he would have pity them, and take them
der the of his wing A OF his mighty heart
and comprehons ivc philanthropy conne his aec
lions to the circle of good socetyat least the
poor Wings have thought and in that conviction they
live and breathe!
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-28

The directory contains such And 10 make the
matter more definite, ask il u. F. HSlet knows any
such mani We aver that there is such man. No. The
letter is false, counterfeit and villsinous docupcnt in
tended dccoy Mr. Bell into the hands of the conspraos
More than this. The handwriting is known to be that OF
is j. T. Fisk.
Thus that conspiracy begun in corruption, and
carried by attempted bribery ended in the shame
fu forgery! This plan, however, did succeed. MIR.
Bell had enough of the reachey and fraud of his pre-
tended friends and would again himself in their
hands.
To the people OF Massachusetts these facts sub
mtted In solemny let them be consdered-and let their
Judgment fall where guilt is clearly proved We need
ask them what these facts and letters show. Comment
speak feel We only say that if the people not
convinced that corrupt and profligate of
men inflicted upon any State than those who
control Massachusetts,, they have lost all moral
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-28
RICHMOND DAILY WING.
SATURDAY MORNING, OCTOBER IS. is4,.
90 Sctrst Page.
THE CENTRAL CLUE.

The Wings of the city meet tonight at the Ex-
change, for the purpose of organizing the Central
Clay Club of the State. IL the weather is good.
the attendance will be large; and many think it
will be large, whether the weather be good bad.
The Wing spirit is getting up, and the Coons love
TO come together and exchange joyous salutations
on the glorious prospects which mantle the poti.
cal horizon. They love to talk of Henry Clay, to
cxpatiate upon his noble attributes they love to be-
lievc, and to hear one another say they believe,
that the day is at hand, when he will be called TO
the helm of public affairs, and when this great
country, with its free institutions and its liberty
loving people, will be blessed by his wise admin
istration of the Government.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-28

the Of the Maryland elections, have Mr. Car, the
relative Of Mr.. jefferson. announced for the mission
and arc left in tho dark the why wherefore
has DIR. Mallory been excluded. MIR. Henry A. Wise can
tell, and ask for information publicly that Congress
sional District may be with the facts II shall
appear that Mr. Tyler changed his purposes his visit
to Old Point ask, how has he made amends to his friends
in Elizabeth City, for thus ng with the nice feelings at
whose grandfather dyed with his blood the soil ct low
Virginia, in the days ct the Revolution. Besides, Dr.
Mallory would have been the filter oil commodore
Porter ho having served his country in the navy and sailed
for years under Porter commander and tn Constantine
pie OF all places the Doctors elegant and hnc per-
son would have been peculiarly fitted call your attention.
Messrs Editors To this subject because Wise IL likely to
stand in curious position relation the Mission,
having been either deceived by Tyler having deceived
Mallory and in event, the District has right to be III
formed An anti IFise Of Vise's District,
out not a CLAY man.
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"TYLER CnATr EOR THE MGIrARD.r

TYLER CoAr.-Thcy have style Of Coat in ST. Lou
is which they call Tyler Coat. II be turned cir.
cumstances require and either side ouso
the Rcpublicsn-Giobe.
We expect the immortal Gunrd" of this city will take
immediate steps procure for themselves these Tylcr
Coats" They have worn their old Van Buren, garments
long already for they thendbac and rusty, and the
collars and cuffs look bad-vey! We anxious
the members Of the "Guad" anyed in these appropriate
coats, for there whom they will fit well or
who worthy 10 them. they. The only
difficulty will be 10 find Tyler Tailor make them We
do apprchcnd however that this will prove serious
mistake, the Captain WILL confident, send
good workman immediate IT the slightest hint Of the wish
of his in Albany made him. There is
"nnth part OF man" in his employ nj Washington
whom he spare \ well not-Aitdny American.
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President Clau's Moderation.

Major Noah has the sagacy TO perceive that
President Clay will have the ability and the dis
position, TO exert moderation, unknown in our
public councils, since the days of Washington
Coming into office, after having passed through
an ordeal quite as trying and purifying that
which Washington experienced in the Revolution
airy contest his principles and measures tho
roughly canvassed and endorsed by the people !;
his abilities and patriotism appreciated and confd-
ed in by all his countrymen he will occupy po-
sion of vast moral as well as political force; and
feeling as a father to the whole people. he will be
able TO indulge his feelings. He will know no
personal animositcs-he will know no factions
but devoting his great soul To the service of his
whole country, his sole ambition will be to bless
it-and by so doing, to place his name, in history,
along side of the Father of His Country"
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ExrR,cr nfn Letter. dnf,H

MING UEoRGE Co., va OCT. TO, IL.
fearful mortality has ragged in this section of our coun-
~. Many have been the victims, and many still ill
OF them dearest friends and connections. You
have heard already of the deaths OF Mr.. John Berry, and
Mr.. Thomas Berry, highly csmabe and esteemed ctzcns
and OF Mrs Betsy Quisenbery, whose praise ON every
tongue. Mr. Ellen c. Dadc the fond wife of Mr. Lawrence
T. Dade, has departed this transory life, and gone
happy world above. ~lcdora Stith the young and bcaut
fu has sunk into the silent tomb. Mr.. John Cliff, his wife
and three children oil died in the OF three
days. Mr. CASH and his wife, laid side by side May
Heaven console the afflicted and relieve the sick and su
ierng The disease isl Congesve Fever, its form
We hope the disease has stricken deadcs blows, ard
that 1t will soon pass away.--iier. Gas.
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Vice preSideRcy.

a writer in the New York Express, dominates
John Quincy Adams, a suitable person to fill the
Vice Presidency.
This is matter leave entirely TO our Nor
thern brethren. If they give Clay for Prcsi-
dent, they may choose their own man for Vice;
and provided he he good and true Wing, unde-
filed by Tyerism, and above all suspicion of treach-
cry, we of the South, will 90 for him with all our
mIght.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-28

States resulting part ron his efcicn, mode OF Organ
izauon. question in my mind, why may not Viz.
gnia" do likewise to myself very satisfactorily replied.
he is already In the road and continuing thus, Locooco
ism will most assuredy and fall beneath the mighty
weight OF truth. embodied in Wing Principles" It's
shaken its centre, by the reverses occurring IN
the recent Elections then, fellow whigsonc who has no
you who have 10 the rescue before
the Locos can rccoycr-iheir banner now be seen
trailing in the dustet u.s. by united efforts, keep II
there, in its proper aud legitimate place.
A YOUNG COON OF RICHMOND.
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Sims of n Breeze.
The Enquirer Of yesterday, contains the follow
ing very singular production:

iHS iSuI'itl vi yesterday contains the iOllOW
ing very singular production:
DR. MALroRY.-Johu Tyler x Henry Il. WISE.
Sirs No little disappointment prevail among us
IN lower Virginia, the announcement of Dabney
>. Carr, OF Baltimore, Minister resident AZ Constantine
pie, IN the place VI Commodore Porter for IL had been ge
Morally said, the mission had been rendered our worthy
and distinguished ncghbor Of Elizabeth Civ Dr. T. Nal
ory In fact Mr. Wise, tho Congressman from among ne
has been heard say, Dr. Mallory would get the appoint
meni; and certain anu that appointment, made by the
acting President, would have been better received among
u.s. Of the low land counties than this. Besides was re-
neray understood that Mr. Tyler had invited the Doctor
to Wit him, when Old Point and II was generally
hoped the appointment then and there rendered
TO hun. Thus d seems, general disappointment
has been occasi0ned the Doctor and his very numor
Gus friends And how has h, unpleasant state of things
been brought about Somewhere blame is 10 be- attached
tor certain it's, Mr. Wise gave the Doctor the assurance
that the mission would be rendered him; and know Dr.
Mallory well enough, to know hi' patriotism would have
prompted him 70 have served his country ably and faithfully
~ the Court n Constanuuopc Besides John TYLER knew
fall well ho although the Doctors high sense NJ delicacy
would mover induce him ask Office NJ his hands, YET az
gentleman and politician both in and Of Congress he
has very few supenors; and how the Of reason
could Mr. Tyler justify himself in creating expectations
which he intended Jreasc aud thereby wound the
besides, has he thereby placed 10 on nvabe attitude
hlsbcstrond and the right hand guid n Wise1 This
mysterious transaction should come review before u.s. and
We nave right 10 know, where nnd whose door the dup
city rightly belongs. then, as a citizen and freeholder Of
Mr. Wiscs District, hereby call upon him and his friend
the acting President, say how has this horrd state Of
hIngs occurred. DID Mr. John Tyler suppose for
meni That Francis Mallory would his interview with him
az the Point hint the subject hni Srs my word Tor IT,
the Doctor Of high and noble bearing aud although be
might bo ready-nay, anxious 20 render his
ty, yet will he part with that modesy and dfidence
that distinguishes the ofediton reflection and WORTH
from the demagogue Mr. Wise hos asserted and we oil
believe him with the plans Of tho Executive
mat Dr. Mallory would get tho appointment but Just on
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-28

CONSULS. Mr. POWELL, who did not go TO Rio has
the consushp at Altoona, seaport of Holsten Lower SAX
Ony, subject Denmark.
WV HosAN, of Ga. for Nucvitas in Cuba in the place
OF WIN. H. Freeman, resigned.
A. FoIIins, for Omoa and Truxllo in Honduras.
HoorER c. EAroN of Maryland, for Lyons France in
the place Of y. Berry resigned
PEnRo DE- REGL ESTRADA, for Merida and Ssa in Yu-
catan, in the place OF c. Thompson, Jr-NHes Register
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10 "a, Lor,r, of Music.

Nix. HENRY RussIIt, the Justly celebrated Vocalist OF
America proposes give concert in this city, Mon
day night Mr.. X. has great variety OF new Songs, all
of his own compositions many OF which the writer has had
an opportunity OF hearing His Ship Fire is nimtabe;
his Maniac speaks for ITSELF aud the Old Oak is in the
every ballad singer aud boy throughout the world
To this brief notice will only add friends OF merit.
give Mr. r. benefit annd lie, il be said tina, the citizens
of Richmond cAS appreciate music. III.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-28

The real measures proposed by The Wig party are
intended to give every man prosperity, and To- enable him
10 take the position he entitled take Let those meas
urcs be once clearly carried they will be under the
able administration Of Henry Clay and all will 20 well; for
he who performs what he promises and goes where
h. looks Oh, aead-no side urnnps lie knows the
of the country and has the ness to announce his
principles. The country feeling the want of the ser.
vices oJus such will go with him and give him
fair uiul.-Aler. Gag.
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The Democroiic Sim. Post ;

At the dinner recently given Mr. X. NJ L. Hunter, by
the Democracy OF King William county, VIM. ii. Roane,
Esq toasted nv the committee as
"Thc Democratic Sgn-Pnst. standing the Republican
HIGHWAY, pointing the Constitution and his counry's
good"
Without passing the business the elegance of the
conception which represents the Ex-senator Hghdy-
be permitted TO express conviction, TINT
only he, but of his party, may be very spy ken
ed Sign Posts. They all point 10 the Constitution but
inch in its support. With Republicansm and
the Constitution their lips they support and
directly opposed TO both-DdnriHe Reporter
" An active and well informed politician from the in.
terror OF Missouri brother OF the president ut the Louis
willie Locoioco Association that the State will 70
for Henry Clay Moreover he gives the very best
for the faith That is in him-Lonis. Jour.
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TRADE AND COMMERCE..

The n. Y. correspondent OF the National Inteigcncer
The sultan o the Comoro islands has addressed let
gentleman in Wall street, translation of which by
very accomplished and self taught nguiSt (Nlr Corthea
be amusing 10 your readers. The CUmoro lsles rs
you know lie in the Indian Ocean, off the north end Of
Madagascar, and inhabited by very friendly OF
Mahomean Arabs The King resides in Johann, the lar
gest Of the Islands, and in London slang he slapup old
trader getting ivory and gold dust from Madagascar and
swapping these and his cows pigs and poultry Tor Lowell
factory suis other freight of American vessels
He writes very worshipul letter.
ITO the American city OF New York For the beloved
Sheikh Aaron H. Palmer, No 80 Wall street. May Allah
be his guide! Amen. Bidook
BY the grace OF the Most High:
To the dearest the glorious. the generous
Sheikh Aaron H. Palmer, the honored, the eXhaed the
magnificent, the commended May Allah, the most High
be his gudel Amen
Now after offering thee honor and protection from the
Heuzooancc city Johanna and It's inhabitants this Is what
tell thee. Thy noble letter arrived and read H. Thy
friend understood Nav Allah reward thee well
Thou thy letter that thou dcsrest selling aud buy
ing LAM, and that thou wishest friendship with
Thou art wecfmc We thank thee, and accept thy oler
Thou dd>t tell that should advise thee of thing
that should need from thee. Again thank thee. and
inform thee that thou mayeSt send person thy part
that shall dwell IN the leuzooanoe country In order that
thy business may be complete, shop of merchant and
every thing that there country shall be- made ready
part, If il please God Whatever shall he wanted
IN these regions shall he paid for on delivery.
and al my Hcuzooaneo tribes, request that thou uni,e
with the American tribes in friendship and good fellow
ship, like as we united with the English and will
serve you all as them.-Now have conceived
here great desire for the American tribes. Tell them
send their letters ship their part aud
will bind ourselves by binding treaty. Now the things
need and from thee excellent letters advice
for and in order that thou mayos know that this
letter Is from stamp 1t with seal. We request
that thou send all kinds of linen goods and coons
with white, and brown, and fine stripes, and all kinds Of
woolen cloths and bedstcads and sixty chairs all kinds
of glass; lamps large and small and for placing on
the table; and fine silk handkerchiefs. This is what
tell thee-Nuw sautaton and prosperity be with thee for
ever.
Dated the tenth of the month of Doo Heggeh 1852,
corresponding TO about the 10Th of March, 1872
From thy friend the Sooltan, the sublime Of the Soo
tan Abdalah, the sublime the ShznIy-Nies' Register.
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or MEDICAL NOTICE no sTIsANGERs.-Tl

Or MEDICAL NOTICE 10 STIsANGERs-Th.
mode oh peculiar Travellers renders II particularly necessary
TO hnl out Practitioner That will give Medical advice
with "'h remedies that Will Immediately permanently cure an
cases n secret nature Strangers all others having
boih objects IN view will do well consult Dr. Hartley whose
non has beendevoted these - years past perfect removal
Of these prevalent disorders or CFes Sirs Doo, bor
tn Trinity C'tyot Reboad ~ B-Dr ". can be consult.
ed with The fetest confidence regard patients
20 that hesitation dread apprecnded Attend
anco from = A. ". uno W. nc o.
NJ IDDLlNG BACON-30OO Do sound Vcern Bacon lower
I'VE Than usual Tor ty gro W. GRFsrrFE
2s--6t : do,,s b,i,,,. t,. p.u
EAMlLY LARD-Jlst received few frkns strictly Family
lafl FOR sale very low. % immediate application bo 90
oe Ut GEO. w. GRETTER.
NOoD BUT CHEAP have In store . chests E1tfn Gun.
~ powder Tea az The low price of 81 per
SONS IN want good article NJ low price VIII call
% - GEO w. CRE1TER
ETNrRA FLOrRTho subscriber is prepared to furnish hi.
customers with Flour, which be- n be- Ne good
any h uF city Tor sale very low oc - GEO W. GRETTER
IGENERATEUR delightful Pomatum 10 prevent the falling
m ~ e hair and premature badness young psson
ms article really ccacious and warranted pur.
POSE iniended-fof sale By BOLTON d HARRISON
Or q Druggists, conner n Main and Governor Ste
HUDSON TOOrn BRrsHEs-Anoiher supply n these new
ana much preferred Brushes received and for sale by
BOLTON a HARRISON
oe % Druggists corner u Main and Governor sts.
RACoNSO hhds Western bacon Sides in store and daily or
- pceted 20 do Shoulders
oe2s WILLIAMS q HAxALL.
4 oar AND PULvERZED SUGAR Wooisey 4 Woossy.
/ - Manufacture, Tor sale by
oe2s WILLIAMS HAxALL.
(,nEEsE-9O ea's and 50 boIss Cbse.e Tor sale by
} - o. ~ WILLIAMS HANALL.
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DercIopmenis IN Massachusetts.

See the article in another column, from the Bos.
ton Atlas. 1t presents the leaders of the Locofoco
party in that State, in n rather awkward attitude.
They are gentlemen OF exquisite nicely and virtue,
until they are closely scrninizcd, and then they
are discovered to be very little better than their
neighbours
Few will doubt, after this development, that
Morton owes his election to bribery and corruption.
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APPOINTMENTS.
DIPLOMATIC.

Marshal fthe L. y for the ". District Of louisiana
WN H. BAsSEEr the phase OF Gervais FOntenoi resigned
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THNHE subscribers offer for sale a large assert.
meni Of GROCERIES, ofthe hest quality prices
for CASH. or upon time present
consists, part, 81
SCGARSL CoN Porto Rico, New Orleans Clarified woosey
4 Wooseys best loaf crushed nd puverizsd
COFFEE-Java, Angostua Rio Laguira Cuba Domingo
MOLASSES-Porto Rico, superior article: Sugar
house
SALT-Marshalrs factory % o the toni
TEA-Gunpowder Black and Imperial, qualities
SHOr-fo ules patent, alsEes
CANDLES-Spem Ilul's patent, Searic and Tallow
sOAP-i.ce's, Colgaes and Loyd's
CHEfSE-Ber American. in casks and
LHATHER-ood and damaged" sole AMI wa red u
IRoN-Tre Of all shoe, axe and plough plates
BACON-Ween Smhfeh, Tod's city cured. Hdes Hams
and shoukicrs-ber family article plantation use
a heavy stock, exceedingly low
HERRINGS-Norh Carolina and No and Etoss
and clipped
FLouR-Famly, extra and superintendent qualities
COrfON-Raw and Yarn, all sizes
WOOl~-A few bales Western washed
PETER ALIsPiCE MUSTARD. CLOVES
NUTMEGS. MACE, INDIGO MATCHES
RICE. VINEGAR. WOOD WARE
TABLE SALT, NAILS, STEEL. &c he
Is they are determined by any bouss in the
CITY the public are requested call At the @S, %
o below the Bell
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ARTICLE long by who steel pens ha, ius
been invented and for sale at low price, J. W. RAN
poLfs bookstore and Bnde pen holder OF Ordinary
sue with spring which viii make the hardest
one can wish -heIc Is .omching under
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M. Bell Montgomery
sn-'fhere is 10 be a Democratic Convention al Wor.
cester on the 3h Of Sept and would advise you 10 be
present on the afternoon Of the day before good many
Democrats will be present that afternoon and doubt
who YOU would be glad 20 see.
shall be GLAD 10 see YOU and all the rest Of the good
Democrats who so nobly sustained the cause IT Demo.
CT cy last winter.
I would advise you 70 be present without fell
remain your friend,
J. T. FISK.
Here 10 the etl,r--bul who isJT Fisk7 Wat he de-.