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are t.7sive-sll azd divine. BY so?1st-T II riay-
y held that nan az not disposed to act upon
,ess prlnclp!es, but that remains % DC suos,aE
t!a:ed Il i not % nan immersed u p!eIus-lce
sn4 Ga-sneSs v-e mus; lcoz foT what IS tue arc
p-2c,ica5lc, but 70 GOD ana ReTelaf3on with y
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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-01-13
NEGROES FOR HIRE-

"E have Tor hire the ensuing from to 90 IGJsety
w Negroes, consisting ~ women. boys and rri.
Among The number excellent Cooks Washers and o
Dining RON Servants screvlncn Tiscra &C Those vino INV
wish 70 supply themselves early period niease ,n NJ ,
once ~ 10 ELLIS a ETTF-T-r
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RICHMOND DAILY WHIG.
ny ALENANDEu ,iOSElE,

Ttss' or susscRrlosro CITY subscribers. $500 per year
and for shorter period when by sio-payabie in
a cases. In advance.
ADvssuase-roT square me. cr ..-) ON. n.,t
non 10 cents two insertions 81 isl 81 and
every succeeding insertion. II
Transient advertisers must pay M advance
The number OF insertions of Advertisements noted ON the
MS they will be inserted ordered 10 be ,topped and
Cd accordingly p-- Orders To stop alo b. writing
Annual Advertisers charged $50 squares ana in that
proportion for Advertisements of greater length and soo for
square, except Auetoneers and los charged
800, (paper incluied)
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BOOKS FOR THE PEOPLE
4. =. LYONS

tsc u w'. Of 'hc following authors ehasp edition VIZ
hIELuiNC's Tr- Jones' 900 psrrs. 50 cts
SmolIcus Rpisutk Random Is al.
DICKENS Nicholas Ni-krby so cts Oliver To-, e. -..
Lovers Hand, Nufy. complete. so sts
toorers sp. SO et Two Ainas so rts VIM st We, q,
cts gvuis each . " '''s'
Ch's Lovers JACK Hinton hnd with plates 81 In ,., co
vcrs plafcs 70 cs On. without piitcs. so cts 49,
NJ 81 Hlpcfs lfhmw VI srirct Novra A. 9s co. ,.-h
New Modd Annual Christmas and New Years nrpt 9, ,.
New Nord Editions o h- Neighbours FrsntHn Fys,. ~ Ia
brate Fcrci'ai koa Letters from tn naHe We.fe, CO,
rsulnea taie Of Normandy, Memoirs of the te... 81 go
WIN notices o hc Royal favoucs Morley Trn.,eir L M a.,
each Iifo Of Henry Clay iet cts W -
Brother jonathan editions u fuer Hopkins The N.. p,s
servant each IS e. "''N
va Henyors Manage IN IIish Lie, IS CO..
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LEECHES.

y
VIZ h''f"i Bride and other Poems by George Norr with
n beautiful erravnr.. from original design.
Hauy Anlya uu OF irish Life. by s,mi., owe, b. ,o,t
n Rory O'Morc '' 'r ''''''
The GudIron-B'nsy O'Rcrson. Sc &c
Received and or .lir b.
de 90 aurrt ,,,,..,.,.. . ....-.
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LEWIS WERR

AL w 10 " EBB
OFFERS FOR SALE,
SOU 100 do superior lava
20 DO ST. Jago
so do Rio COFFEE
IS 30 Lasura
10 do Maneaibo
Chocolate
Teas, Gunpow,ier. Pouebons
Hhds Cuba Clarified
Hhds Porto Rico sUoARs
l.oafand Lump, various qualities
Is hhis Trinidad Molasse.
No. J MaeksreI
Roe Herrings
Mes PORK
Tanners Oh
Tar Pitch and Roam
900 hores Brown Soap
Bo1es vsnesAted and White sesstsd Sap
sperm- Hulrs Patent and Tslow CanAlss
Pearl Barley
Pepper and Pimento
Race and Ground Ginger
LONDON Mustard
sacks Liverpool Blown sah
BuIe. English Refined Table Salt.
Almonds and Bunch Raisins
LONDON Porter and Wines OF yanous KIND.
Nader, Indigo and cOppsra.
Birthstone
Window GlAss, size. and hinas
SOC Le1ther' various qualities
sussea Upper Leather CaHskins
Weaver Bar Iron Hoop Iron
Bl.stered
$50 kegs Cut Mails and Bad,
30 bags Shot and Bar Lad
Hforlns Powder IN keys nd canister.
Blasting Powder
IS hrkins Butter
Cheese, casks boxes
Pins Apple Cheese
Manufactured Tobacco
90 dozen Painted Buckets
200 nests Wood Ware
Com Brootns
Whiting Letter and Wrapping Pane,
ss@R BED CORDS.
Manila LEADING rrxrs
- haies Woo
100 bales No and Cotton ozpabuyy.
% d and} Brown shirInrs
~ 90 - DO Sheetnrs
1900 lh~- Cotton Yarns
Cotton Wrapping Irvine and C,n.l- yy,,L
hl'ing Cotton and Batting
Bales Virginia Cotton
si0ra Wan. Of S.I..r
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'r"HH'innhc Newspaper and General Agenc
office. Liverpool.
CHARLES WILMER
NEWSPAPER, FORH-ARDLNG. nm or

We" NfdFER' FORWARDING. AND GENERA
AGENT
- TITLES 10 order with greater promptuI~ ana r,l,,
any oiher house and on the reasonable terms , -
DaH IaIei Tor 10 lOS Sterling per annufnl Ne,sBr. ps
Sh3png Lists Magazines Books 10 all p, ~ ,h
hd states 'anadi Nova Scotia. aud New Brln.yst M a.,
Hal steamers sailing on the 4th of each month f n
- wen IL oy hos from Bristol Souhanrton AMI IN IN
lhe "eN ninn Islands MeGeo. Trras hy tbe Ro,a Ns
steamers sailinF every fortnight from FaImosrl, 80 ~
= w WIN receive Consignuie Goods or small P,,. -
10 ms care shall BE- punctuay forwarded 10 their -,t
..pan OF Goods purchased and forwarded order
NeN Of kin and all other description Of ,dF.,,,ssr,, .
TOT Insertion IN an tn European publications.
. - NJ -usfs shold BE- addressed CHARLES WILMER
~ iu ana none VIII De attended accolDl,p5 t -,
HoGsr " ~ '-'''i'"' % LONDON
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ROBERT MOTT.

NIt door 70 IA Esekaars Raak Rnk-o,a t-i-,s.,,
~ received further supply Obs Cou. md o..,
NaJnishes with Painters Brushes Bl.nd.r. Al -,
nent OF French and American Window Glass sises from s,Io %
1oI20 inches all Of which o yyrk an ON m
reasonable - ~ wv wv
B-A large "upgy Of soap Paint for sale low, \ ~
peror paint for TIN shinged Roofs
de G
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- AsTERN LUMBER C
- $4,000 feet Eastern Pine Board-
10000 sawed f-lfhz
5000 Shingles
~ 80 ~ D'osa' cargo Of sehr Guess landing sand,
'1I' '' ST . SHIELDS a soMERvILLE
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IEGRO HIRING.

NERO HIRING.
'UNE subscriber IN. hiring Of N.rr,ss 10Th ,
- hey AMI privately. -
de p a.
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M = have hrautu assortment 6ue Chr
Nip BusanA made expressly TO our order an, e,, bs e
geIIea Which We are aenng the above very 1v prices. u
'.''iY' . W Nal'ion House. deaI
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SsEvENTY hid. crop y. oriean. Sugar
- ID bhs do do
hid- pruns Porto Rico sugar
boxes and - barrel. Phiad.lpha Loaf Sugar
% bags Government lava Cote
haf ehesh- t'unpoudeT Tea
10 casks prime Cheese
de @' ''-''" ~. .aN ~
SLhWhED WINTER OLE casks bIeae he'd Wn,c, s,,.j,
81 oh FS received sehr. Weymouth and for .aIe by
- WILLIAMS HAXAiI
4 osA CoffEE-So bags prime green i4agura Coffee re
esived per Sehr Weymouth nj for sale by
u 70 WILLIAMS 4 HANAII
IL for sale by ~ Nt''
FRY co.
LUNCHEON 1ns old GRENADA Rum jus, received and So,
- -asr' at retail, IoN for cash by
- WADE w WOODBRIDGE
- dnors below Bell.
Va ADDER and Indigo, of best quality Tor al. :,
''''ntAi hdhl-Hlutn d~
q HEAP BLANKETs--Ju-t received iron, Auction n
- lev p'"sss a" Servant. Blanksts sold lower lap
a. % ''' w u" 'p % r. H. JENKINS.
Exchange corner.
FANS, kERSEYs AND NEGRO CI.OrHING-R ~ J.,,
nns has just opened anr assortment Of low D,ic
hsrys jeans h-rs-y- and -her Negro Co,Dy .n
sueo % ie -ea-on AMI al adapted In. time. Eo
bargains Apply at the Granis Buing Corner "A.
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t'oR HIRE several dining room servants. iron, Nh. e
- At'' a boy and two SlIun Eirls
, 1843-01-14

The Pennsylvania says:-Tbere
is an uninieresting e~pistolary squad,
Bile gong on between Mr.. ]. C. Spen-
cer and MI. ]. j. Crittenden, in re-
gard TO the late Cabinet, and their lie.
nacity Of Office, which has elected a
somewhat curious letter from Mr..
Solitude Ewing, one Of the parties
concerned, in which he asserts that
Mr.. Tyler wished, on vetoing The
Fiscal Corpor action bill, to declare
that he would not be a candidate for
the Presidency, and that he said he
would have done SO in his Inaugural
Address, but hat he feared it would
draw batteries of Mr.. Clay and his
friends upon Mr.. Webster. So says
Mr. Ewing, and also that he and the
rest Of the fugitive cabinet dissua.
ded Mr.. Tyler from making the dec
laration, as they thought it uncaIled
for, out Of place, and, in the main,
ridiculous. The Madisonian
will doubtless tell US all about it.
Since writing the above We note
that the Madisonian so far differs
from Mr.. Ewing, that it believes that
the avowai ola wish TO return to pri.
Vate life would have entered grace
IuIIy into the composition Of the fis-
cal veto. This then is a dispute up
On taste.
, 1843-01-14
For the Radical
DIALOGUE.

Whig-Good morning, squire. What
news from Washington?
Democrat.-Cant say. This is not 4
political newspaper.
W.-But l thought you were not in
the habit threading any other.
D.-True-this is the first thing in
the shape of a newspaper that ! have
looked into in seven years, except the
Globe and other Democratic Journals.
W.-Well, / never read Democratic
journals, as you oall them, at all. They
contain too many lies TO suit my taste.
d. That is exactly what | think ofthe
Wing papers. But this is neither the
one nor the other. l don't know what
to think of it.
W.-Ah! l sect is Miller's -
-; | have read several numbers oft.
D.-Whyh he seems to prove conclusive
ly, from the high authority of Scripture,
that this world will speedily come to an
end. Don't you think he does?
WI confess that / can see no good
reason why Daniels prophecy of the
second coming of the Messiah should not
be fulfilled; for, that of the first was
verified to the letter; and this Miller is
a very lucid exposition of prophecy.
D.-That is a clear case-and this is
not all; | understand there are some
most startling changes in nature which
must lead the rejecting mind toa similar
conclusion, aside from the authority of
revelation. At least, one corroborats the
other, in my mind.
W.-These things are worthy Of the
most serious attention. Astronomers say
that those changes are most remarkable.
Dyes, by the aid of telescopes We
nus is discovered to be on fire, and its
north pole elevated 35o above its usua,
point. Saturn is in a similar condition.
and Herschell has quit its sphere and be-
come a member of another r~etinue of
worlds, remote from the solar system.
W.-This is truly alarming. And in
view OF the fact that many stars appear
to have been consumed by fire, within
authentic historic time, what reason have
we to doubt but such may be the fate of
our earth.
D.-None, whatever. And the un-
.precedented change that has recently oc-
Cured in the earth itself, by which its
polls are found to be almost p~erpendicu-
ar to the plane Of the ecliptic, gives adj
strength to those views.
, 1843-01-14
For the RADICAL
T f X S.
on taSte.


were
To hurl the rooted mountain from its base,
Than enforce the yoke of Slavery Upon men
to be Free"
SourHEY.
She rears her standard free and far,
And boldly throws it on the wind,
Displaying one-one only star, :
That ~dsspotism mo bind.
Unfetter'd, is her martial band
Ungali'd their necks BY tyranny,
And in u solid phalanx stand
Round Freedom in her infancy.
In vain may Santa Anna wage,
Incessant war-incessant strife,
Ills bosom boiling deep with rage,
From gibbet p%ardon'd with his life.)
Go on brave band. = and wave thy star;
Till Mexico shall ~writheing see;
Wide DER her land, the symetar,
Borne by the o Of Liberty.
Go on!-and let the despot know,
That thou art like thy sires Of yore;
And teach him in his overthrow,
That-Tyronts tread not Freedom's shore.
MIDDLETON.
New Hope, Dec. is42.
, 1843-01-14
A bin for the relief ofcertaiu troop,

A bib for the relief ofcertain troop,
ingaged in the Iowa difficulties.
A bill 10 incorporate the town Of
Warren,on in Warren county.
A bill to provide for revising and
dlgesting the laws Of the State.
A bill to change the nane Of Abra-
ham Henry Harrison.
The Senate has been engaged all
day with the report of the Committee
on Judge Leland's cas- After read
ing OF the evidence, which was done
in secret session the whole matter
was referred 10 u select Commit,
tee.
, 1843-01-14
A SUBSCRIBER.

INDIANA BANKs.-The Cincinnati Ga
zette of the 5th. says: the State Bank
of Indiana has made a report Of its af-
fairs to the Legislature. which shows
that institution to be not only safe,
bu, strong, and exhibits the salutary
effect Of n prudent management of its
affairs. Although 4 large amount Of
the capital Of the Bank is tied up, and
rendered inactive and reproductive,
by the indebtness of the State TO the
several branches, the losses from the
bad debts Of individuals are compar-
ativeIy small. The sound capital
and activ means abundantly s~uficien,
TO meet all liabilities to the public,
and entitle the notes OF the Bank to
confidence. The circulation Of the
Bank has been reduced, between the
lst of March las, and Is. Of Novem-
Der, from Sl,736,ie5 to Sl'732.5I8-a
reduction of more than one million of
dollars, while their specie has only
been reduced, within the period,
S~329,476.
, 1843-01-14
~JEFFERsoN CrY,}
NJ, n iav. Jan. 81, 1851

Sdu' Zis q
DEAR SIR:-This morning the Spea-
ker cracked his maiIes TO The serious
interruption f Col. Compton, of Car
roll, who va, luxuriating in a maenL
fcent horse laugh. ''The high bird
of Liberty tok his fl ghi, and per-
feet silence re. ned until the Clerk
commenced readin. the Journal
The llou-e is now quite full, hot two
or three members absent. il is ex-
pected that The Committee to which
was referred the case Of Judge LIE.
lsnd. will report to-day.
The Speaker presented to the
House n comm, nicaiinn frum. tho
Governor, enclosing restitution. from
the Legislature Of Illinois in. relation
10 insiruc.ing' our Senators and re.
q,e.ting our Representatives 10 vote
for renting the fine imposed upon
Gen. Jackson by Judge Hall. The ,
Speaker also presented to The House
Il commune; tim f1m the Cashier Of
the Bank Of Mis-. OUR, IN answer IL
certain resoluin ns adopted BY the
House some tine since. Both of
which communications were laid on
the table Until tie 9Th instant. Nj.
Hudson presented a lengthy petite n
from the friends Of the AntiLicense
system Of ST. Lous. Tie reading Of
tie petition was dispensed with. and
1t was referred 10 the Committee OF.
Ways and Means. Several petitions
for State Roads, &c have been pre-
sented and referred. II
The Committee on Judge Leland's
case have just reported. The Com.
mittee state that they have come 10
the conclusion that there is sufficient
cause for the removal Of the Judge
from office, by address OF two thirds
OF both Houses. Charges and speci-
flcatlons are read. lie is charged
wnh Incrmpelency, want Of legal
knowledge, a want Of general intelli-
gence. Il wantof informaii,n, a want
OF constitutional and physical ability;
and IN fact ] w:nt OF every thin.
necessary to constitute Lot only q
Judge, but Il mar. There are TWO
charges and eleven SPECIFICATIONS
There is now a debate going on as 10
\ neither tie reading oil The tes,imo-
ny taken before the Committee shall
be dispensed with.
, 1843-01-14
Wand the late earthquake; does

| W.-Andt the late earthquake; doe.
not that have an ominous aspect when ia
ken in connexion with the rest.
/ D.-(after a pause, looking very seri-
ous.) / fear there is danger of the de-
struction of the world so soon that it will
break up our arrangement for a grand
Democratic National Convention, next
winter.
W.-Well, sit rs an i'll wind that
blows good to nobody" If that should
be the case it will cheat John Tyler, that
base political apostate, out of a year or
two ofhis administration. Erucnt Wing
and Democrat.
And so It goes. The great party lea
ders not only willing to ruin their coun-
try for the sake of defeating their opppo-
nents, merely dread the day ofjudgement
because it will break into their party ar
engagements.
Heaven and earth may pass away, but
bigoted. insane party spirit, must not
bulge one hair, jot, or title; live or die;
come what mey. NEUTRALITY.
, 1843-01-14
JErFERRoN CRY, Jan. S, ls42.


The principal subjects under co.,
sIderalion IN The House on Yesterday,
were the claim OF De Isle TO the size
OF Jefferson City, and the ablition of
imprisonment Tor debt. The Com
mIltee on The judiciary reported 10
the Htuse that ii was mexpedient to
offer 4 compromise to the claimants
under DE Lisle, but recommended
the passage Of n bill appropriating
$1,000 to the defence of the title in
any suit or suits which might be
brought against those who had pur-
chased from the State. Il vas sup
posed the controversy could lie more
satisfactorily decided in a Court Of
Justice, than by the Committee.
The controversy will now be de-
cIded by the Judicial tribunals, and
No doubt, justice done both 10 The
State and individual claimants.
When the bill from the Senate 10
abolish Imprisonment for debt came
up on its third reading, Mr.. Hudson,
OF ST. Louis, moved that the bill in
troduced by hun into the House
should be added to the other Bill ms a
ryder. HIS bill contained several
provisions intended 10 prevent the es.
cape Of fraudulent debtors. On sug.
gestion Of MIR. Carson, of Masion,
The bill and ryder we're re.erred TO
The Committee Of the Whole, and Ia
ken up Immediately. Seversl speech.
es were made in the House upon this
subject BY Messrs. Prostitution end
others. The remainder OF yesterday
and to-day has been spent BY the
House in the consideration oil the
bull and its amendments. Mr.. Hud-
son spokea great length and in a
clear and logical manner in favor Of
the substitute offered By him, and
Messrs. Paris and Whigpie 10 opposi.
ton to 1t. Tie debate at length BE-
came unusually warm and personal.
A portion Of the House commended
Tor The Senate bill, and would not ac-
cePt any amendmentto its provisions.
The other members refused to vote
for it, unless it was so amended as 10
prevent the fraudulent debtor fromes-
The Senate bill wasopposed
on the grouId that il made no distinc-
ton between the honest and d,shon-
it would enable the rogue
and sharper to swindle the communi-
" with impunity, and without re-
siraint-and that it left the poor and
honest without any security against