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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-15

AA CAISklLL MOUNTAIN HOUSE. AT the
lid PINE oRCHARD.-This weII-Lrown charming
~ summer retreat IS now under the uperint.ndence
81 the subs rIber 10 the Natural Inducements 10 visit the
Mountain sgch as the almost b9undes view from the Orch
ara e tnasihcent scenery Il the Falls and the pure life
Eaft % me Proprietor N the shape Of careful attention. we'll
!G!sea tables and all the decsccs well bstantials
OF season. TO afford color and pleasure to his vsites
June, 1872. T. + RFACH
" regua inc Of Post-Coaces il established for The
conveyance Il YiSltrs 10 the Mountain House Immediately
alter The landing of boats al CatskilI jr27 I'm.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-15

a GENTLEMAN Of number of years expert
tse In r9achipg, who furnish the highest certificates
y schoo III this cit sometime between this and OF
aresssd 10 4. B. viii promp,lv .eSronded TO- iyI9
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1843-03-09

important and vitality interested Allegheny
District in the next Congress /; but, if that be
asking too much, we feel confident that the
canvass of 1874, like those of 1886 and 40,
will find him once more before the People,
doing battle for those great principles of Po-
Iitical Economy and National Policy which
are essential to'the prosperity of our Repub-
lie and the welfare of her People.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1843-03-09

National Contention THE WHO members NJ
Congress held meeting in the Senate Chamber ar
washington on the 18th ult and unanimously adop-
ted resolution recommending Wing National
convention to be held at Baltimore on the Sd day of
Way 1914 for the nomination of candidates for Pres
!dent and Vice President
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1843-03-09

&-The Wing Senatorial Convention tor the 1Gii.
district was held at Woodbury. yesterday, but we
had not learned the nomination when our paper was
ready for the press. The 18th District Convention
is TO be held at Wolcottville on Tuesday next. The
Wing Ticket for the April Election will then be
completed, and our columns from that time uni, ;,,o
e'ecnonis-o will be necessarily devoted to the
cause Which, though injured by treachery in high
places. is dear as ever to all who desire res,,,
ration ofthe country from the evils of corrupt ad
ministration of the government
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-12

VI. Edtor-Nlind your own business aud let other
peoples alone, an aphorism old is the discovery Of
America, and It's truth IL not weakened by age, but is
strengthened by experience; which, Thomas Rudman
Gays, egpereHcid dOccf Omnid-YOur neighbour Thomas
Rtche not 10 be idle 1t has turned his Argus
upon the discnuDn Of the Wings aud OF his pets in this
county, taking his Regs adj erepidr has found
ont that Mr. Clay will abide the decision Of Conven
ton which TO assemble next May in Baltimore. That
say the least Of II, is Of Mr. Rches business; nor
permit me 10 say does at all concern IN shape
those ifHe chaps, who the Wated and polluted times
their uucnved notoriey. The who can, upon Court
green, at for fact which he knows to be open
and known asohood, to be esteemed in any capa
city, whether II bo political Demagoguo a cidovant
Temperance Spoutcr So much for Mr. Riches dirty
tools The same viyacious chap, 1t seems has made
Tier great discovery und d. that Reputation began with
the wings; that nc did originate this Infamous and baec
SANDER al who have read ne Enquirer will admit We
would dress INC chaplin type but for our thorough and deep
contempt If him. not only a man. but whose va.
nifty Of hat order that rather than be In print
ho would be- willing 90 have his there were IL ns
socated with Islander, niamy and total want Of voracy
The chap very well known IN those parts possessing
great gift Of the gob and equal small respect his own
immediate ncghbourhood. II Mr. Ritchc will employ such
agents to do his dirty work. shows that there be
fellow feeling between them. Charity, which hopeth all
things induces us 10 hope Though be uRanst hope) that
Mr. Richie has been imposed upon by the chat-for, in
Richmond informed that no gave himself great jrs
and 10 is quite probable that IN the native simplicity of
heart Mr. Richie gave him wider birth Than he entitled
90. We will, 40 tie hazard Of that Of repeated nphorism
ny to Mr. Richie, iat n and amongst gentlemen there
does yet exist old and time honoured maxim that the
end O. be obtained docs not u all sanc every means and
though he editor, may think that the mantle Of cor
/ mpton with which he Prcss be- dcformity, and
pleads necessity for Party will reach lar enough 10 ste
that still small voice which has its office Tor the plow-nnd
Of those who think that quiet conscience possibly
may be good companion In the hour u solitude,
be the huzzn 81 party victory obtained by an nfrac
ton Oi the especial command Of the docaoguo, when II
commands to bear false testimony against our neigh
bour These, admit, ihrcadbaro truisns and arc
behind the age Of SANDER roachcry and
BE pleased NJ kche IN your zcul Tor the Wing party, &c
write tho truth, II possble and II that be from habit
impossibly, why n that say 10 you IT, to 20
Character, like every thing else, has IT, limits; aud perhaps
y.u iay 1--we to dopl0Tc the VI article when thai
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-12
~ OMce.se.kinr CLnss-

The persons now engaged in seeking office the hands
OF Mr.. Tyler, according TO all accounts rare set
The respectable Of the great parties have dissolved all
connection with his Exceency and the needy and merce
OF the Democracy and they enough
those only who besege him; and the very these
those who receive the signal marks OF favour. To
ouigenera the Captain and overreach each other they
resort to nnumerabe devices. Some of these limited
in the annexed from the Washington Correspon.
dence OF the n. Y. Aurora:
The Globe has chapter to-day and OUTS in which
he for rotation in Office Capt Tyler may carry out its
principles before Is much older, quarter where there
would no doubt be greattbuatun and amentaon. There
are friends and supporters Of the Globe doctrines of politics.
who have become fixtures in office. Their may have
come 10 make way for fresh breath from the country Let
them watch and pray, for they know the hour
some curious Developments have recently taken place
among set OF politicians and office hunters from your city
and the that bcspeaka condition political morals not
at all enviabc. have great disposition TO expose the
whole affair, but the poor devils have been mortified
ready, that little good OF any farther
will promise you, however sketch of few of the plans of
operations that it proposed carry out, with view
deceive the administration. What will you think when
tell you that among the dranats consd-
cradle Indiyidual-l
know that Gen. Jackson and Mr. Van Buren, had lust
such noits set Tor their feet laid in this instance
and hence many OF their bad and nudicou appointments
II must always be So until tue President shall TO call
into the public any who asks for Office Let
him and his suburdnaes "a the community at large and
select the best they fad always the high
est moral social and political standing and then will cease
the efforts Of political THUGS or bandits.
Your city is full Of the latter. One Of them will come
on here and dcnounce the whole city they have left behind
them. Another set wifOlow them and denounce the one
that preceded hem aud To the end of the chapter
20 much has II been So New York politician is not
rose" in the noss OF honest here not the least
reliance IS put upon tleir statements by any one tell
yon these truths in order that your fellow citizens who are
alluded 10 IN these remarks may profit by them.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-12
Hor Doc,ors Dincr,
The Enquirer, by way ofgiving homr-,hru
70 VIZ. Calhoun. nmhlishes the iolnMing:

The Enquirer. by way ofgivng homr-,hrust
10 Nir. Calhoun, publishes the following:
One more remark upon the letter Of "a ypiniln' and
then we will bid him most respectful adcu. lie con
tends, that "hc politicians and of the leading presses
Of the country, enlisted in the supper; Of Mr. Van Blu
REM but that the people, the masses against him Now
ts IS Tie very remark that we have frequently heard made
IN relation u Mr. tulhOun1nd II j. singular, that letter
which received days ago, the very Congress
sionnl District from which ~ Vrginan" halls uses the fol-
lowing language; eff the people of District have
play they will by to send Van Buren, Dcogates-I feel
sure TINT the Calhoun this District are Gully pOHf
cdHs-aui not the common VI the Democracy who
know they have been wrougel and cheated OF their
man, by uc most foul and disguised mcansand anx
ious and eager punish ic fraud praciiscd against him
who has proved firm, Jackson)- Impartial and true
a. tue Con.on' any OF Americas best men, who have
preceded him."
The Enquirer is determined to "sink or swim
with the "swcct little fellow" "Jusiice 10 Mr.
Vim BmcH is its baUlc.cry, The people shall
swallow him, however distastcful to them he may
be; i. C. ifthc Enquirer can make them. But was
there ever greater piece of arrogance and con-
tempt for the people than is involved in this dicta.
/ tonl man who was rcjcctcd-upon a full and
fair exhibit Of his mcrits-by the greatest majority
ever cast IN popular election One hmdrcd anil
Joriy-irc h,uaad mqioriyi Rejected too, by his
own Sna--whcrc be- was best known. 4 man
who, according to the statement ofonc who strcnu.
ously supported him in $40, received only nine.
teen yotos--oi the whole electoral college, roiunfa.
n"y bestowed Was there ever such an insult to a
community as the attempt 10 ram this Disgusting
dose down their thrcatsl The Democracy must
be more scryile in spirit than we take them to be-
ifihcy submit 10 such a degradation They Ger.
taInIy have fifty men in their ranks who would be
acceptable TO more than nineteen Of the electoral
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-12
RICHMOND DAILY WING.
SATURDAY MORNING, AUGUST ne. is.a.
RcpUdiGfion-a ncr phGsis /,

/ 'Pe"fett""-U HtT pHdNtSs
The Locoioco Legislature of Mississippi have
passed an act repudiating the debts of individuals
To the Banks. This Is the legitimate sequence Of
the doctrine of State Rcpudiation-and the next
scene in the drama viii be abrogation ofdebts he.
tween individuals. One class ofdebts has no high.
er moral force than anoher-and the principle,
which Justifies the reputation of one, jusfes the
reputation of the whole.
To this result the doctrines of the Locoioco pal
~ are rapidly tending. They are Incompatible.
when carried out into practical operation with the
rights of property.
There is some comfort. in knowing that some of
the Dcmagogues, who are wagng this crusade
against the fruits oi homes, industry, and the So.
Tenn obligations between man and man, will NOT
pass altogether unscathed amid the general wreck
and devastation. There are some rich Iocolocos
rs well as Wings, and when the era Of universal
equality begins, and the distribution of property
commemorative boarded labour of the one will
not he more sacred and secure from violence than
the other. the Democratic millionaire will be as
FIT subject for the depreciation of the Subtcrr,ine
ans as the Wing. His Golfers will 90 as far to
appcaSe their hunger and minister To their sis and
will constitute quite ungainly delormity ON ,he
When the day of legalizcd rapine dawns, there
will he no observation-disclosures pursc.proud Demo
crat will share the same fate with his Whg neigh
bour. If there We're distinction. and the Demo
Gratis would agree 10 test the virtues oitheir equal.
lzlng doctrines upon themselves alone they
would have our hearty goodwill to the expert
mcnt. There are some Of that set glorying in n
superabundancc of ill-gotten wealth. exceedingly
active in preaching the repulatng and equality
doctrines. Ii would Ice righteous rciribution il
they were made the first victims of the snarcs they
are setting for others.
This conduct of the Locotoco Legislature of
Mississippi recalls to mind certain charges against
the Wings, made last spring. by the Locoioco organ
of this city. We were, then and there, told that
the Wings were the Repudiators. We called then
for the Proof,-for any circumstance, which would
warrant Il suspicion of the fact. None was given
hone can be given: for the obvious reason, that
such monster Wing Repudia,or has never
been seen or heard Of All of that genus very ma
turally pertain to the Locofoco party 1T IS their
ETHEREAL principles alone, which Justify practical
thicyng.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-12

article viii be valuable OF its You
did know that when your brain conceived and your hand
penned the editorial that the Wing Party for Repuda
uon-that was FALSE false without single shade
colour OF unge IL into the shape OF Truth. Aud you do
know that such the deep seated malice Of your heart
against Henry Clay. that entirely impossible Tor you
think, write OF even To speak Truth about him
man. and much less politician. With this knowledge
o your neapae TO do aught but Islander OF the
and misrepresentation OF the other you expect any
thing but deep and oaihing contempt in the breast of
every who belongs To the Wing psrtyi Aud do you
not even ssr that OF your heavy DRIFTS upon your
party's creduliiy will be returned protested.
DINwIDDlE.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-12

Tho Legislature Of this Stato-conyenod in exuaordi-
nary session, has Adjourned Very little public business
done. besides receiving enormously long message from
the Governor, oxcusing himself aud his brother.Repudin
tors ior the robbery Of tie Treasury.
OF the dong Of the last day Of the session, tho Jack
son Souihrou observes:
Gan Of 'hs dog and night tho two Houses have been
ioggoheads. The Senate passed b.l Tor laying of the
State into Congressional ducts the bill up for
the consideration Of the House The rule that such bills
shall lo on the table for day. Upon motion to sus.
pend the rule, the vote taken, and although there
majority iayorof the BILL yet the House refused
pend thus cutting of all chance for dsctng the State,
by way Of retaliation, the Senate refused pass the ap
preparation b-much III feeling existed. The Senate was
angry because the House sufficiently respectful add
the House equally pqucd because the Senate would
pass the appropriation bill The members Of both houses took
good Tor themselves their per diem allowance
Between eleven add twelve O'clock the Legislature cd.
JOuued"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-12
HOYT " cos PRIZE OFFICE
Under t.c ENchauuc.
ALLEN & cos OFFICE.
MILITARY ACADEMY!
SWORD BRANCH.
MAI. X. |. OHM

Professor and Teacher of Military Science "a,
the United STATES, for twenty-cight years,
ID ESPECTFULLY announces his arrival to
u the young Richmond and nh. n,enon ,lo
he be paironized of opening his Military Academy in the THIRD
BRANCH cur AND THRUST SWORD now m. sword me-
ed IN all countries by military and generally being pro
ven from much experience be the powerful ever
SHOWN giving The pupil not only perfect knowledge OF
the Broad and Small Swords but CANE or SINGLE
hu mos heiy useful and advantageous exercise for the
waite citizen well military the perop
strength TO the muscles and frequently perfect
~ whose uhs are affected AMI renders pupil capable
defending himself fully or DIRK and IN som,
cases against pistol when only aIliss eaH
Mt ID will engage, (shou the pupil attentive attend regularly
AMI have common ability make hun sworIsnan AMI
the short lessons length Of lesson about oSr norm
daily The CAVALRY SWORD sEr,RITEty Will be taught Il
desired. 49, "
Maj d has the honor presenting few Of HI. recommends
wAsIuNGroN CRY, 1898.
Being personally acquainted with Mai r. Dunn for many wars
do recommend hun patronage friendship gentleman
intelligence, honor and most able AMI
experienced teachers OF military genuay and the sword.
particularly therefore recommend him confidence the
public. RICHARD ~ JOHNSON,
Vice President 4. States
The undersigned several Of whom having been members
pInhs Military Academic having witnescdh eapaby
military instruction, for several do confidently
HIM To the citizens Of the United States. experienced
competent professor and teacher OF CAVALRY INFANTRY
SCIENCE, also the SWORDS, which surpassed and
gentleman whose general character
and paonage-Iion Henry Clay Lexington XIV; Gov Hlyne
Carolina; Gen Pcrfo f. Smith, Orleans Col T. MaSey Vicks-
burgh Miss; Maj John Tiod, Lexington Bank Gov
William Carroll Nashville. Tennessee; Capt Edward Campdeh
Augusta Georgia Col John A. Cuthber, Mobile Alabama Cot
Geo d. Prentice. Editor Louisville VIM Henry IAr
rson late President United States John NJ MeCala Lex
Ingon Kentucky General Francis Gaenne, New Orleans; Mai
Morgan Neville. Cincinnati, Ohio Gov. Mitchell MledgeviTe
Geo Gen Presley Neville Ptsburr Penna Wilson Lumpkn
Geo Capt Charles A. IabuZan Com New Orleans Grenadiers
"entlomen disposed TO paTonize the Academy ami
swoRDsNEN Of the first order, will please H. the
Washington Hotel.
B-IIour' Of instruction WILL be Morning Afternoon
Evening. An l.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-12

The NorfA Carolina p.,naera,.

The Enquirer, after surveying the battle field thus CON-
forts its brethren in the old North State.
upon the whole, as,he the signs stand feel bound
to state TO our Democratic friends in the old North State
that they must put forth a their ZEAL unite their ranks
by indssolube hsrmonyor they may be routed in 1874
and this noble State assigned Henry Clay and his
Federal myrmdonswill they consent to this disastrous
allotment No. Will they strike their colorsl No. Perish
the houghn they have the souls men, and the wisdom
of sta
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-12

o. The trial of Dowden, Clerk charged with
stealing Treasury Notes. is now going on in WASH
ington. Some strange developments, it is said,
will he made. One of the witnesses, "a femalc)
1t appears. was threatened with severe penalties
by high Dignitary of the Government if she
did not testify strongly agains, the accused. The
name of the Dignitary has not transprcd-suppo-
scd to be the Secretary with the scrpentnc initial
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-12

The editor OF the "od North State" AT Elizabeth City,
after ehroneling the election OF Rayner over Dr. Moore
INDUCES his fancy, in this wise
"lnsPred by this glorious result we seized our pen and
perpeua,ed the following beautiful lines Of poetry
Doctor Moore,
Don't you feel sore,
And very bad about the face and eyes,,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-12
DlNwiDDlE.
No. 4.
A Trip 10 the North-'nassachuse Boston
ReminiScenceS-Abo iiiioa-Bu, HiH


MIR. Edor.-Thc county from Albany to Boston is
OF the finest that the eye could wish behold AT every
progressive step wolcultvaed fields, houshng villages
and handsome towns greet the travellers sight Possessing
SOIL rendered fertile both by aud this State is
admirably adapted pasturage and tage. IL presents
medium between level and mountainous eountrygenty
undulaory. As in agriculture manufactures and
merce Massachusetts ranks among the first the
Union Perhaps country affords greater facilities for
general and finished education than does this State Her
common and high schools, academies colleges and uniyer
sites will compare with, ii surpass any on tho western
continent The traveller but have his feelings en-
listed in passing through this State when memory revert.
back to December -, l62O, when lO Purtans. fleeing
from the country of their nativity OF religious
persecution landed the barren rock OF Plymouth and
he cannot but admire, when with his eyes, he
what change litte than hundred years has
produced, IN converting drary and inhosp,abl wilder
ness, tenanted only by and wild beasts into the
garden spot Of the Union. On apprIximatng Boston, ag
Hcuinra improvements enhance and villages and
multiply III number, beauty and elegance. Boston is large
beautiful and healthy sity-nhaling delightful
breeze; noted for its elegant public aud private buildings
end IL the seat OF literature aud its fair
cscutcheon was not furnished by Observation-Disclosures
ISN'T would be delightful Southern gentleman,
whether in search OF health pleasure, the renemens OF
society But hOrresco retereHS this ancient city, the
cradle OF liberty whose halls the echo Of Southern
principles and sentiments is the hearcorc and life.
blood OF that bnno the peace OF the South whence
How, as pesterous To the ratena feelings the Union
rs the blasts from the Bohon Upa the Simeon Winds
the lives of those who come in uxaposition with
them.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-12
CANAL COMMERCE.

h'''h'Nb' hi"Isi ~, lold
ARRIVED.
Cana-bont James Madison, ID. Couch MASTER with a
tons mdze from Lynchburg, Dibrel, HoIcombe & Co.
ID Walker, l. ID Crenshaw Il Co, and Ludlam, Preston
x Co.
Dayy Crockett, j. p. Lockct, MASTER with i2i tons mdz
from Lyncburg TO l. ID Crenshaw & Go, Jno Jones' Lud.
lam, Preston Co. Shields Il Somerylle, aud Boyd Ed.
mond & Davenport.
Clayton & Burton, J. Ash, master. with 81 tons mdzc
from Lynchbnrg, to Ludlam Preston & Co, and T Har.
ris
Oceola, q Logan, MASTER with 90 mdze from New
Canton to Ro. Gwaihmey, B. Sheppard, Wren & Macon,
and Thos Williams
CLEARED,
Charles VI. MITCHELL J. Eubank, master, with 30 tons
mdzc for Scott-vi!le Amkcrs Mills and LynchbuTg.
General HARRISON, Snead, MASTER with PSI mdzc.
for Dover Mills aud Lynchburg.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-12
A POTHECARY AND DRUG srORE.-Thc

~ subscriber begs leave respectfully inform hs friends and
the public That he the Store formerly occupied by
y W Grubbs Ksq and recently by r. w. Appcon Esq
Apoiheeay sorcand having laid fresh supply Drugs
and Medicines he hopes that by strict attention 10 business
both merit and receive mir proportion ~ The public patronage
Win the advantage Of years experience Apoheca bu
ncss IN this cry he feels confident n giving satisfaction
may fivor him with canIs personal win NJ on times
~ putting up prescptonsin nost especial
care and caution will be observed lie has services
competent assant-Pyscians uny rely with conf
denee upon having their prescriptions attended with neatncss
accumcy. md Dispatch
l-eO2w WN n DORNIN
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-12

THE WEATnER.-Yesterday quite a pleasant day
throughout. The rains which have dcluged the city for
several days were suspended and the all its
orliancy ltwns quite pleasant time for woOlen garments
". a. TT0pie, Aug. g.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-12
The loss, which the public very sustaining by
the "Old Domnion' objectionable neglect in emitting
the following toast, cannot be appreciated
TNIER,S TOAST

by some fatality did receive tho following toast
OF Mr. John Tyler, Jr for last paper 1t was
given at the coaton IN Norfolk in reply a very compl
menary notice from the Mayor Of the Borough After re-
spending IN happy address Mr. Tyler gave the following;
The first controlled by diversity of belief and dversi
~ OF sentmen the second by belief and sentiment
The first operated upon by the spirit second
TO be controlled by central government the second by
separate and independent governments united under
The frs. ever oyed-thc Sc
cond ALWAYS adorcd.