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TO FAMILIES AND INvALIDS.

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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-01-11
CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICTS.

The Committee OF 81 yesterday reported bill divide
the State into the following Districts:
Isle of Wight, Nansemond, Norfolk County, Town
of Petersburg, Prince George SUSSEX Southampton Surry
2.-Nottowsy, GTeensville, Mecklenburg, Brunswick
Lunonburg Amelia, Cumberland, Dnwdde.
3.-Piusylynna, franklin, Henry, Halifax Charlotte.
4-Campbel, Bedford, Amherst, Buckingham, Prince
Edward
5.Albemarle Nelson, Fluvanna Louisa, Greene Madi.
son, Orange, Culpeper.
6-Henrco Richmond City, Chesterfield, Powhaian,
Hanover, Goochand, King William.
7.-York, Norfolk Borough, Princess Anne, Accomac,
Northampton, Elizabeth City, Warwick, James City, New
Kent Charles City, Matthew's, Gloucester
S-Essex, MiddleseX, Lancaster, King & Queen Rich
mond County, Northumberland, Wesmoreland Caroline,
Spottsylvania.
9.-Fauquier, Stafford, Rappahunnock, Prince William,
Fairfax, Loudoun, King George.
l0.-Frederick Hampshire Morgan, Berkeley, JefIer.
son, Clarke, Warren, Page.
ll.-Rockingham Rockbridge, Augusta, Pendleton
Hardy, Shenandoah.
l2.-Monroe, BoteOurt, Roanoke, Montgomery Patrick
Floyd, Giles, Mercer Greenbrier Fayeue Logan, Bath
Allegheny.
13-Washngion, Lee, Scott Russell, Smyth, Wyhe
Grayson, Carroll, Pulaski, Tazewe
H-Knnawha, Jackson, Mason, Cabell, Wayne, Lewis
Harrison, Braxton, Randolph, Nicholas, Pocahontas.
l5.-Monongaha Brooke, Ohio Marshall, Tyler, Marion
Wood Preston.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-01-11
GENERAL I4TH BRIGADE.

II, the last election Of Brgadier in this Brigade in
justice done the Senior Colonel should II not now
be repaired7 Who this Senior Colonel thus thrust
aside by combination Of circumstances that is needless
TO advert nowl lie was, whether regarded as a man. a
gentleman, officer every thing that the astidous
could require. AlthO' born wealth and all the luxury
and ease that wealth give, find him. when the enemy
devastating sea-board and violating the hapless
women that fell into their possession volunteering with
few cOngenial spirits avenge the Of insuted and
outraged humanity, and serving private through The
campaign. Again. when Washington was burned we find
tins young man, but Just grown estate aid
ing raising body uf volunteer which he was made
End Lieutenant whose officers commissioned on "a.
turday and received orders the day 10 march in
saner 10 the Of warfare and their march on
Monday.
In this campaign such the services Of Lieutenant
BraGOu lUr j. a. him that ALLUDED and the estimate that
placed them by his associates IN ams that on bis
return he made MAJOR of Of the Battaons Of the
Regiment To which bee belonged, and was subsequently
Colonel, which office he filed until his honor required that
he should resign IT,
His claims should stand precisely where they would Il
he were IN commission. ! hope the Legislature will
pass by the claims Of who has proved himself ,or
thy by arduOus and voluntary in long past
There many asprants for the office Hll Of whom may
be worthy II IT, II whom, however were scarce
Of their swsddling cothes when Col fDrj Braxt,n
was serving IN the field, without any Of tie appliances
that make service be1rabe tents wholesome food ScJ
Military service during the revolution - the surest Of all
passports public iayOr-soryices during what has been
apty termed the second II the revolution should not
be disrcgarded.
In nothing hot have written land the proof Of nh u
which record IN the Executive Office would detract
the tenth part O har FROM the caims and services Of Col
Carter. lie gallant officer and saw much and did
good service. Both II these officers richly deserve much
higher honor Than that which the friends u each wishes
/ to raise bin on the present occasion.
I %
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GOV. MCDOWELL.

ohcr matters occupy to-day, but tomorrow We shall
revert To the article OF the Enquirer ON the subiec, OF th.
genuemans Abolitonism and own position rs connect
ed herewith.
In the meantime, what be more ungcnerous than the
course OF that paper towards Alexander Moseey Esq., the
editor OF this papcri
knowing that he was the author the articles on
Mcdowell and his Abolition sentimens-so informing the
Editor OF the Valley Starthis old man. whose magniy sp-
pears To increase with every step which brings in
or view OF that grave where bad passions buried with
him by whom they ensavod-takcs occasion while he
lets the Star know that John H. Peasants and Aloxun-
der Moseley, the author of the articles quoting from
Mr. McDowells Speech rcpubsh from that paper the
grosost and most ibera attack upon Mr. Moseey that
malice ever conceived, the infamous the truly infamous,
partizan Press of this Country, which Justly drawn upon
itself the deiesa,on Of enlightened men of all Countries
ever published.
Now-knowing and saying that Mr. Moselcy was not,
ana that another person the author of those articles
what necessity existed in any point OF view-even the
view OF ebutng known and recorded truths by SANDER and
detracuon-tor the Introduction Of Mr. Moseeys name
None whatever.
What adds to the baseness of the Enquirer herein its
full knowledge of the vcnt injustice Of the Valley Star
oi the high intellect, the unasumng modesty the eleva
on above all unworthy motives OF Alexander oseev-o
the universal esteem which he is held and of the
sal esteem in which he deserves To be held
Can the heehng objects of party, and the ephemera r
umph which inlsehood and traduction may accomplish
compensate to his conscience and happiness for
the wrong he thus wuly incts upon anoherl Uponone
whom he knows to be estmabe for his virtues and dstn
guished for his abes Must the consciousness Of
unprovoked and wanton injury prey like fever upon his
heart-ilh he has n hearth
Such vehcmence and wantonness Of maignity inc
bic when the blood and may be seduced TO be-
tray the heart well the head, detesabe age
when mankind look for sentiments suitable TO Its
approaching accountability TO the Fountain of all good
We know nothing of the Valley Star-not even who are
its conductors-but feel confidence that even they will
reprobaie the gratutous maligniy Of the Enquirer.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-01-11

Death Of Governor MasoH.-The sudden and uneXpect-
cd death Of STEVENS THOMPSON MASON, Of this city, late
Governor Of the Of Michigan, is affecting occur.
ronce-cut down, he was while yet in the morning Of
life surrounded by relatives and connexions strongly attach
ed to him, aud with long and brilliant professional
in prospect The deceased young Of very early
and very uncommon promise. On the accession Of Gen.
jackson 10 the Prosdcnlhp, General Mason, Of Virginia,
the father Of the deceased, appointed Governor Of the
territory Of Michigan and his son. the subject Of this
hce, Secretary Of the territorial Goyommon-he beings nj
the time, less than nineteen years Of age. General Mason
afterwards resigned the Office Of Governor with the
design, believe, Of settling In Texas. Upon this re-
sgnaon the son, by the then existing law became the act
ing GoyernOr-bcing not yet wen-onc years old. On the
organization Of Michigan into state, young Mason was
chosen ts first Governor by the people, and afterwards
reelected. lie w~ the youngest man, believe, who has
been Governor OF any State After rather turbulent
political career the deceased removed from Detroit TO this
city, where he had previously married the daughter Of Thad
deus Phelps Esq and came the bar Our acquaintance
with him has been largo but believe him 10 have
been Of fine talents and Of kind and generous feel
upH-N 4
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Afairs Albany.

The papers represent the rush Of Office seekers Alba.
ny, under the Regime be overwhelming and the
scramble for the Oaves and fishes which the Loco FocO by
nasty have ,di-pense, 20 be- Tremendous One remind.
ed II the magnificent description Of AIMS Comnena in
speaking Of the first Cnadcg "Al Europe oosened from
~ foundations seemed ready pour itsef upon Asa"-
One represents the tide almost equalling thar
which flows ~ Washington, NJ the installation Of
Dynasty the correspondent Of the Courier e. Enqui.
aAlbnny says rey bcloaguer the Governor give him
rest and bs hands and hs buttons by shaking
the and holding on 10 the otier"
~ The Albany Journal represents the concession made
Virginia 10y Cos. B,uck IN his Message, Van Buren,
BID for Southern popularity as nothing ihan
scheme for "headnq of" Mr.. Calhoun in bic attempt 10
dstac tho Southern Loco FocOs." II IL srcwd conjec-
tirc, authorized by he gubety Of New York tactics in
general, b. not by the truth In this particular casc.
We will not adopt the Interpretation u the Evening Jour.
nal until the Legislature is brought 10 The test II Mr. Van
Buren, and hs Regency wish the Jury Law repealed, Il
will be repealed. All know he voice u be potential with
tho present New York authorities. II Gov. Bouoks
commentator by legslauOn the suspicious
II The Journal will II course fall 10 the ground u h is
not tbus copsumnated-G0y. Bouck's accommodation
will be continued by te South poor attempt At Hum.
bug and n mockory
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-01-11
TEMPERANCE.

According previous notice, large portion Of the Mem
bors Of the General Assembly aud many others citizens
met in the hall Of tho House of Delegates the evening
Of the 9Th Of January for the purpose Of forming Tenn
peruncc Society be composed of Members Of the Legs
laure, Of its Officers aud the Officers Of the Government
On motion Of Mr.. CARTER, Of Loudoun,
ROB'T WHITE, Of Rockbridge, called 10 the
Chair, and WALrtR ID. LEAEr, of Goochand, ap.
pointed Secretary.
The Chairman briefly explained the object Of the meet
ing; and Major Roberts Dr.. VIM. Tatcm, Mr.. Letter. and
W. p. Lcake. being called upon, seversy addressed the
meeting. Atthe conclusion Of the addossos many mem.
beers Of the Legislature and of is officers subscribed
their 10 the following Pledge
We pledge ourselves 90 each other, ~ gentlemen
Tint VIII not intoxicating liquors beverage during The
present session q The Legislature ~ Virginia.
On motion, IL Rssoiued, That the Chairman Of this
meeting appoint q Committee Of FIVE 10 draft Constitu
ton for this SOcioy.-In pursuance whereof, Dr. VIM
Tatcm, Of Norfolk county, Daniel Miller, Of Loudoun
w. u. Beako, Of GOochand Edmond BrOadus, Of Culfep
e. and Dr. Thos p Mitchell, Of Bedford were appointed
Res0ired That the Chairman be empowered 10 call a
meeting Il this Society when the committee shall announce
10 him ~ readiness report Constitution for The consido
ration Of this Society.
Resofsed That the proceedings of this meeting be- sign
ed by the Chairman and Secretary, and the Editors
u the papcrs this city with request that they be pub
lshod.
The Meeting then, after many manifestations of good
will towards the cause Of sobrioty, Adjourned
ROBT WHITE, Chairman.
w. ID. LEaEE Secretary.