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True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-04-22

The PoLITIclAN..Thc word, "poltcian"
has degenerated with the degradation of those
who have been guilty ofso much that is excep-
tionable in morals and true manlness, under
the sanction ofthe name. a politician of old
was he who studied profoundly the models Of
government, examined anal yticaIIy the legsIa.
ton Of the past, and from its defects framed safe
guards for the future. He was wise, honestly
wise: he had no business with the motley
crowd in their MONDAY revcIry or midnight
orgies: but ne l2et the people in the public
pIaces, and reasoned, with them in the feryid
language of real patriotism. There was no
hollow aliectalIon of an over-wce2'He love ior
the dear people" (good, bad and ind. hc''H|)
there was no studied effort to guard the lpS. to
disguise tie true sentiments Of the orator, and
TO speak only in unison with the known sent.
ments Of the majority. Nothe politician OF
old was the man proud in consc ions integrity,
and strong in the conviction of the truth of bis
own favorle dogmas He came not to praise
a people for imaginary pertectonS, but to tell |
them how to remedy existing faults in the po- /
lilical organization. He came, a combatanl, |
not an ally, unless those addressed were his
disciples; he struck heavily and fearless y up. |.
on error and he was respected, esteemed aud |
honorcJ. When he arose before the public
tribunal, no voice was heard to murmur,
" How like lawning sycophant he seemsl"
but plaudit after pIaudl hailed him, and place
and power were his reward. Well did he &C.
cupy the one, discrcetly and bcne6cially did he
employ the other-his own interests the last
consideration.
The politician of our day, with few bright
exceptions, but no, we will not depict
hing so hidcous, hcartlers and corrupt 1t is
shame enough for us that It lives lecch upon
he public purse, SANDER upon the popular
intelligence, a soullcss machine, following in
the magnetic influence Of gold, as
he steel is guided by the loadstone Such men
should be the last to receive public confidence
under whatever partizan banner he may an
lounce his protDnsions or proclaim his high
pressure patriotism. But we DO hope that the
lge of political humbuggery is being rapidly
ended. and that this maxim will go forth among
he people-thc principles Of party will not
make man honest, the name Of a party will /
not render him a patriot; this work belongs to
God and his own good heart
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-04-22

Our readers will perceive by referring to
an article on our first page, taken from that
sterling Democratic sheet, the LoUiSUHie
Telegraph, that we alone do not ceusure
the course of Senator Spcight on the Ore
gon question. We fully endorse the senti-
menls of the Telegraph-and commcd the
article to the attention of our readers.
When public servants violatctheirtruSt, ID
at the same time make great pretcntious to
patrotism,) the press should fearlessly
arraign them before the bar of public opin-
ion. Let them adopt this course aud the
public interests will rarely ever be sacrificed
upon the altar of personal feeling or sec
tional jealousy Ydzoo Democrat
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-04-22

MICuIGAN.-Hhe bill for the safe ofthe
Central Rail road passed the Michigan
House of Representatives, on the 9Th inst,
by the very decisive vote of Al to 9. lthas
now to undergo the ordeal ofthe Senate.
From report Of the Finance Committee
of the Senate, il appears that the recogniz-
ed indebtedness of Michigan will amount.
on the LIST Of January next, to $5,0220S1
40. There is, besides, a contingent liability
amounting to 81, 75I 3jI o.. The sum
of 81. 235, S26 IS will DC due and payable
in the course of the present year. Ii the
sum of S2OOO,000 is obtained for the rail-
way, the State will be able to pay that
amount without Inconvenience.
The publication of Mr. Cahoun's speech
on the Oregon question has not conduced
much to the increase the high opinion in
which he was held by the American peo-
pie. His calculation ofthe cost If icdr may
be accurate enough in dollars aud cents-
but he tells us nothing about the cost OF
national degradation and pusilanimous
sentiments in our fellow citizens, produced
by uumany submission to the insults and
aggrcSsIouS of the English. The same
arguments urged by Mr. Calhoun TO deter
the United States from war with Great
Britain on this occasion, would frighten us
OF any other aud make us believe that il
was good policy to bear tamely the kicks
of the Mexican jlckaSs- fine, the word
is peace! peace Oh any terms peacel The
advocates Of this extreme quaker doctrine
perceive not that they are defeating their
object and that peace is not TO be preserved
in that way.-N u. Courier.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-21

The Washington correspondent Of the New York Com.
mercial Advertiser that Senator Lewis OF Ala
ma, who still in Washington, waiting for cool weather
before be South makes OF his anxiety
about the continued expense Of the Mexican war and the
dsngsr Of direct taxation at the session.
That tins wal be the result unless the tariff be materially
modified. do not doubt.
And by toe way, the correspondent Of the n. Y Herald
Gays that Ibs be done lie 81 glad be
able YOU that the obnoxious features OF tie
iarf-ihoso especially affecting inJurOusy the coal
aud iron utercst-ll be essentially modified the next
session Of Congress This you may consider settled
hing. Mr.. Secretary Walker Is favorable TO IT, and most
Of the Southern have promised cheeruly aequi-
the change" II this be true 10 shows that the
'achiiecis Of ruin" sTeady alarmed the probable
effect Of their "gfear Our impression is
however that declarations Of this TO be decepuye
thrown out like the Kane letter and the speeches Of Blu
chSnau and Dallas again deceive the people Of Ptnnsyl
vania, the they Of an important election
Will they consent again to be bambo0z. ed
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-21

IL The Washington correspondent OF the Philadelphia
Inquirer gives amusing OF small army OF
tlemen office seekers whom he few days since wait
ing the private doors OF the Secretaries On the eoun
many The SAYS hope at fearful discount,
One applicant who when no came here at the commence
OF the session. expected nothing less than chief
cerkshp has expressed his willingness to accept the
situation OF messenger How much better would II
b. tell those silly applicants at that there Is no
chance for them They would then return their homes
with whole upon their backs The Secretaries, how
ever polite thus shock mans feelings They
give from time time, evasve answers, until the poor
wretch place either in the poor house or IN an insane
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-21
Now Rocks.

Among the books us by Messrs. J. w Randolph
& CO. we have inadvertently omitted mention the ID n O.
Of Lives Of distinguished British Statesmen. The rsi
and second numbers contain sketches Sir John Elliot the
Earl Of STAFFORD and John Pym-names associated with
the struggles OF Parliament against the King IN which they
acted conspicuous and heroic parts In the frs, number
portrait OF Sir John Elliot, and in the ID OF Pym.
We have also received from Messrs. Randolph s Co.
the August number OF LitueIls Living Age-mAde up OF
selections from the leading periodicals. Of the United States
and Great Britain. which the editor displays admirable
and Judgment THIS is deservedly OF the mos,
nnnulhr nubicatlnns OF the daE.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-21
Medical ESSAY.

We have received from the author pamphlet. entitled
IAN Essay on Congosve Remitent Fever the Disease
the South, containing explanation Of the phenomena
the modus opersnd OF the Therapeutic sgenis employ
by the application Electrical laws" by OTrs FREDER-
lex MANSON NJ D. We have had leisure peruse it,
nor If had, should be qualified express opin-
upon merits. DR.. Ms high reputation, however,
Guilty. who directly interested the investigation
OF the subject discussed.
The Essay for sale the bookstore Of Messs Drnker
& Morris.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-21

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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-21

az Al an Abolition meeting recently held at Lynn,
Massachusetts,, IL stated thna Mr.. Saunders OF North
Caroina Of Gen Romuus NJ Saunders, our present
Minister SPAIN united with the Fanatics in denouneng
slavery the evils OF which, he said they had truly depicted
and avowed his purpose whatever might be the hazard on
his his State, establish paper, with the
title. THE Southern Herald OF Freedom, to cooperate
with the Gssons Of the North. We scarcely credit
th. statement Some sdvsnurer have assumed the
OF Mr. Saunders for tho oeesson-Perhaps TO quiz
the Fanatics Can the North Carolina papers give us any
inform on the subiectf
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-21
FARM FOR SALE.

INHE subscriber wishing to resume his former
- tusiDes a, wig Maker &C Offers for sale
IL now kept BY hun
vile River Roa 10 niles from Richmond Any person wishing
purchase will please cal r. WheheD who
named place he will dispose Of
part pay for ih same required The place poses
sion has been Reity improved and may be
as Iuekahpe Tavern A. tenee
distance ifon the city Of RlmDnd makes vey desirable and
a. public house Il offers sieIi isduct
The subscriber has also no
VIII be- found excellent mich Cows Persons wishing
chase will please apply r. wHICHEILO,
2l-eIm
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-21
Fire.

On Wednesday night about 10 o'clock, the fire bells
sounded an alarm-whieh. glad say, has been
quite novelty OF late FIRE discovered the base
ment story OF the house occupied by Messrs. Tinsley
lone. on Broad street, which exunguished. The
ipury sustained was very uifng.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-21
uiIitnry Land Warrant,

We invite the attention OF those concerned the adver
isement of Col James H. Piper Acting Commissioner OF
the General Land Office, IN another column, giving
Of the OF time for locating Continental Land War
rants in the Virginia Military District, Ohio until the LIST
-, .,C
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-21

az Col. Churchill Inspector General OF the Army sailed
the tn instant from New Orleans for Lsvsecs Bay,
Texas. The Pcayunc that this indefateablo and
officer has, within the last months, travelled
twelve thousand miles, inspected last Spring ell the
troops in Texas the posts and arsenals and the
Gulf OF Mexico and Florida, mustered into service all
the volunteers in Indiana and Illinois, and to
Join Gen. Wool chief OF his staff the march to Chi
huahua, in Mexico.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-21

IL proposition to divide the State OF Mississippi with
a number Of the Southern tier OF counties
to louisiana warmly discussed IN the papers OF the for
State. In the counties proposed to be cut of from
Mississippi, the proposition with general favor
the people, the language OF the hatcher Courier deem
OF the last importance their political existence
In what their political existence Is 50 seriously
endangered by their existing connection are not APP
pri-ed
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-21
TO THE no. DEnS OF VIRGINIA MILL
TARY LAND WARRANTS.

,ONGRESS having, by an act approved 29th
~ July last CI-rded fir ioc ating and
warrants IN tbs Virginia Military DHtret Ohio tuInns
surveys thereon to this Office until the January
notice hereby that such an now
locate the e he Elid district
From made Surveyor of the N,,v
District IN Ohio apptars that the quantity nm.
TO be located " about $50 600 acres lying principally seioo
Pike and Adams counties.
the be
ited and pruv on to at warrant, Of
tins Character IN hodets will op
poriuniy OF locating their
JAS. A. PIPER, A. tins Commissio ner.
q
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-21
PUBLIC SALE OF LAND.

~ virtue of Decree Of the County Court Of
- Hanover eouty the Of PoS against others
the undersigned COMMISSIONER appointed by said decree
the highest bid Hanover Couu HOUSE. T E5DAY
22d day Of September 1896 that being Day
mentioned In the aid deere. lying 'ad county adjoining
anis NJ Ma JHes Sutton and others ard
NJ tho late Mrs Rebeoea RaEand sd attbe contains
$40 but the quany be asocaned by survey before
day Of sale.
TERMs-Ouc ihlrd In hand FOR residue, 70 and
" noSits vii b. gwen, 'esures decree directs
au2i-cfw PHILIP JONES Com'r.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-21

W The Augusta (Georgis) Sentinel, advertng to the
that Mr. Pekens Of South Carolina is to be appoint
ed Minister England. says he be "a fit repre-
sentative Of Mr. Folks Administration, but that we have
" fallen upon evil when such pigmcs thoHgh
Of represent Government the Of ST. Jsmss
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-21
Epes. tie Murderer.

We suspect that the u the apprehension Of Epes
will to be Yesterd1y's Petersburg H.
teI.iRencer has the following article 10 relation to II:
Letters from ST. L3us that Epes, the murderer
probably arrived there the 3lst July assuming name
OF DAVIS. Petersburg, Va, oud departed for Canada
on the following day.
"It asct 'tanod here that Mr. Benz 4. Davis Of this
place. was az 81. LOUIS the day indicated. and IL
therefore hrhy mpt,babIe that Epes should have been
there simultaneously, assugiing the same name.
letter from Lynchburg s3tes that rumo had reach.
cd there that Epes arrested OF ST. Louis, but We
have papers iiom there late the lh inst, which
silent on the subject, place confidence the fumor
~ The sss srErEu ha. made BIZ. annual appearance
IN the harbor Of SaIem Mass heretofore "incredu
long fisherman had d'unct of his anakeshp humps
aud a the lith The monster exposed only about
sNy feet Of bis yet unasoouaincd cngh Alter gam
boiling n tho hafbor, Tor the qualification OF the ncredu
lous fisherman, for the space Of minutes the monster
vent down to the Ozark, unatboncd caves In which
slppose hs mate and little musings repose during his bre
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-21

10y virtue of n deed Of trust executed to us by II.
- Meade and Of record the Clerks Once Of
shall proceed se the premises pubic au;on
SATURDAY the 18th ~ September tho Of land which
the aid y. IT, Meade lately tctfed There upwards Of
hundred the tae o land large ofow gounds
md good supply Of wood land both forest and pine The dwell
lire large and oommoous there also convenient of
fees and houses and excellent the land The
plantation lies the AppomauoI about cir miles from tho
adjoining the pIsuaton n Df hbns Crmp,
vhaan county The credit ~
personal security and deed of trust
payment the purchase The title land
IL believed good but selling trisc1 only convey
such ute vested In % BY The deed
JOHN HARviE, lr,,.,..-
Ii
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-21
FOR SALE OR RENT
TIME BENT. CREEK FIOUR MILL "a

- the limits county AppomatoI border
ing the line Of buckingham aud within
James River Canal and III miles this city
Richmold.
lhs Mha' superior, entirely
falling stream and the bahd OF the mill has high standing
Richmond and other maries
The adjacent wheat glowing pait
Of Virginia
Those DESTROYS cmbaIkrg in the snufaeu OF
hour will find VI mill avitt
have disposition WOODEN Cotton
kind OF mandatory woui property ve such
ed sy and duabiy The hIuse itself could
into cotton wOJlen anufaenry such aetory
be added 10 the nout mil and
Mr. Andrew White who property
deErous Of purchasing the For apply
10 RID. POLLARD.
AHA vira, Ab'marle county Warren ausI-sW
VIRGINIA AT monthly session court held
for GoOchsnd the Courh1ue Monday the Goth
day Of July, 1886.
Ruth o. smith Dice A.. Smith. Washington and
Martha " formerly MaIth, smith, Richard Hamp
and Sarah his WIFE formerly sarah Smith, PINS
hKainu
John smith, Smith Joseph Mayo and Mary
formerly Mary Smith Henry
formerly smith, and John Marn.
y, and a. such, admir- Of James smnb, deed, Dens
In Chancery.
Bill flied. and the def'ndan Joh1 Smith
having ehtered their and according
Act ASSEMBLY and Rus appearing
satsfaeon Of Tho Count that rbans n N Com
mcnweath ordered defendants Josn ia
cob smith do appear r day Of November Court
and the pHn's b and copy Of this order be
with inherited newsp1pr published In The city Of Richmond
Tor months oy and posted ~ th front door Of e
Courthouse Of his county
az 2I-waw MAR. w. MILLER G. q. @.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-21
PUBLIC SALE OF
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
In the County of Essex.

NDER the authority vested IN Us by n decree
~ ofhe county Of Essor shall. on WEDNESDAY
The 23d sep'emhtf N mr., N the NJ day toreo
In The af county offer at pubic bidder
tats n land, b,nging 10 the viz
The tract ~ land called Ha4kn containing about 4f7 acres
BnE within mile of the village Of Lortito
Of the RappahsnnGct River there goo dwelling
house new ard In good repair with ~ the outh
sun lent fof The accommodation % family good barn &c FOR
the uo N III farm, and gany lard Known BY the
name NJ the Hl ooner Lanng intended for Ths landing
b. vey accessible and conv with valuable Herring Fishery
attached "a tn, n land called Fhfs containing about
80 yinR ao milo o. Lfeo with large dwell
Ing houc thereon, built o. but, containing or rooms with
~ out houses In GOOD order win m abundance of ood
timber and suee ola dvon into
and This fam will b. sold In Whole
parcels may fuh purchase ~ The fact called
wing miles of Lofstin with small and
ore dwelling houss Stables thereon wei waofed with
abundance wood md timber and OF irE
n n pure ascr q moderate
m whole loca'sd healthy rsgios and In
Of the intelligent ~ ed, and society,"
ars oppo uny q m1tnr desirable offered
Of sae will bo-ono half payable day Of
WIN ION pnr-sson ~n ~
payab 10 moahs 10 b. eufed bond sd security snf the
THE rosFsi tn Tho whole ~ bs money ps Pshs
viii be- permitted purpo-s seeding
hsst ioT repairs and masns necessary prepa atoms Tor TIE
uerop u. q. GATEWOOD, To-
al Ri-rds WI WRIGHT, "om"'
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NOTICE.
NUlIOE,
A YOUNG MAN, qualified 10 give

A YOUNG MAN, qualified 10 give instruction
in The Lain ana Greek bra nc he. Of
English accomplishment desous Of obtaining private OF public
employment as teacher OF his ability and discharge
the duties Of such character confident give
vnelng evidence TO who apply
}. w. CALDWELL, Lexington, Va.
W ~ lille delay possible - desired.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-21
OTTO ELS
TEMPERANCE.

Ut There viii be a Temperance Celebration st Con.
po'LLk, on Friday aud Saturday. the 2ist and 22d ns
band OF Music. drawn In by six horses will start
from tho Depot at 10 o'clock A. M and march 10 Cor
dons'lle-iolowed by the Washing Son. Of Tenn
petanee ct the Charlottesville, Palmyra Bsrbousve add
Orange Z. House divisions.
. Many distinguished speaker. invited, among them
Hon WIN. &. Ryss. Gen. Gordon Prof John r. Miner
yeie, Morton. ESQ. and others. Provision will be made
for the company.
GokDossv'Ltr, Aug. 18th. DC.
TEMPERANCE.
W a Temperance Meeting will be held in the ba,.
o'clock ' "s "'A' "
MIR. Ws. w. GREKs, Of Fredoncksburr. n warm fi.pd
10 the cause will deliver address As an effort will be
'nen made to form new Society to hold stated meetings
present. -. 10 &c w
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tro BE CONTINUED !

CHOLERA on BOARD ruE CoLUNBUs.-A letter from an
officer on board the u $. ship Columbus Commodore Bid
de near Macao, dated April 10. that tho A.iatc
cholera. had broke out board which carried oil rapidly
is OF the crew 1--WE had" says the writer "some 30 or
40 cases, which a gloom over the whole ship, bu,
thank God, for the 10 days. has occurred
and the sick list is fast mendng IL all confined to
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STATE OF STOCK MARKET
REPORTED BEVERLEY BLAIR, LICENSED STOCK BROKER,
State q per cent par value . OO-IO3 q sIO3t
Corpo alton per cent, par value SlOO-SIO3.
James River River kanawha Bonds par value SIOO-hrd AZ
par nd
Exchange Bank Stock, par value siOO-IOii to 9IO2
faTmeu Bank Stock. par value 1IOO-0tl To SOS
Va. Bank Stock, par value s7O-au -a'cs SOS
Manchester Cotton and Wooen Manufacturing Stock par
siOU-hcd al SOS.
Richmond Fredericksburg Potomac stock par value
siOO-hed at SIS.
Richmond Pred Pot Cert Debt par sIOe-92
o SgJ.
Pre- Association Stock. value slO-las, ,aes $50.