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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-06
YORK RIVER OYSTERS.
i. Helms advertisement Tor a notice OF a real


Ii is a common boast of the ultra administration
prints, that the firm tone Of Mr.. Folks Message,
had brought about pacific feelings on the part Of
Great Britain. This is amusing enough, when
it is considered that John Bull has often stood
artificial thunder almost as well as the real arti.
Gle. The following is not u bad illustration OF
the effect of talking big"
L]oCoFoCoISN LETTING JOHN BULL INTO
JONATHAN'S GRAIN FIELD.
To the Editor OF tae :3IHsor Wkig and Courier
An editorial in the Boston Daily Times Of the 25th insir
Boosting Of the tremendous effect tie warsPirt ct the
to put the BRUSH Government in fear, brings to mind this
story.
One day farmer Jonathan saw his ~neighbo's bull in his
pasture. that lay at a distance across a hollow. Here Jim.
,sys the farmer L, his boy, run. drive that i~mpudent bull
into his own pasture.
jim SC mpered across the lid and soon made up to the
bull ~i'h loud hallowings and a shower OF stones The
bull ut II st moved a little, jim put on a higher note and
more stones. but The bull stood sullen. and would not bulge
an inch. J m saw 1t was no go. WHAT should he do, tor
It the animal was not driven out, the old man would scold,
and perhsps hog him.
SO down went the bar. into the grain field. What he
eats IN here. thinks Jim 70 himself, shant have To reap.
and hate resp:ng.
The bull seeing these bars down, walked out Of the pas
lure with right ready will.
Have YOU got him out. SAYS the honest farmer Z as the
boy returned. Yes. walked right up TO him, AID ne went
out u. quick as slRht.
John Bull wont growl at being coSxed out OF his dry ORE
gon pasture, # he can only walk through our Tariff bsrs.
and luxuriaie IN oar market free, will hei WHIT think you
Jnl You've BEN.
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c. sHTFHERD, sccIeilTy.

FRoN CARE HAYTiES-DIles to the 4h inst. have been
received in I Boston. The market was gluted with Amer.
lean provisions. Flour was S2i Hayden currency. Eve.
~ man was a soldier preparing for the grand expedition on
the let March, against the Spanish part Of The Island
Four of the FIVE %Ilayten vessels thai, Lett two weeks previous,
for an attack on Port au Plat, had been wrecked. a great
portion OF the crews were supposed to be lost. Tbs Hoy.
items, however, were fitting out a new feet for the same
port. Tho correspondent OF the Boston Post ,uy,;-"Tho
American bafqle Nautilus was fred into by the Hayden
heer, the captain ordered on Board the Hayden yess.l.
and required tn give up hs papers. After having dstaia.
ed him some time, ho was suffered to depart with his p-
pers. AL this was done while our fIg was At her m7st
hcod. and on the high sess. some twenty five miles from
the land. We hope soon To- see some Of our armed vessels
in these waiers"-N. u. Triple.
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II is said that the Motmons intend TO make this the
Canasn OF their future abode, after their exodus from their
Egypt in Illinois. Ii such be the case, and they emigraie
in very large numberr, it is more than probable they will
erect an empire in California, which Mexico will find 1t
impossible to subjugate. and the United States trouble
some TO annex.
As to any lrle question of property involved in the &C
QUESTION OF California by the Mormons, we presume they
would regard that matter as a mere - abstraction" totally
unworthy the consideration OF sanity minds. They have
shown in the code OF morals by which their social and do
nestle intercourse is regulated. that long possession is not
even puma Jaeie evidence Of right, and that the desire OF
the mind for an object is sufficient authority for the hands
to seize it, II they can. They have also before them the
high and honorable example Of the United States. which
has annexed Texas, is anneIing Oreson-and will annex
California, unless the Mormons are beforehand with them
and all this for the simple reason that the United States
wants them, ard therefore must have them.
If such - to be the rule OF the future policy of our coun-
tY, we are free To confess that California ought To be an
neIed a, once, 1t being a far richer and more desirable re-
glon, in every way, than either Texas or Oregon, or both
combined. The character OF the population also, is such
as ought not To he tolerated in the neighborhood OF a free
and enlightened Republic! They are generally the de-
generate descendants OF Spaniards and Indians, OF an in.
do!ent and p~uSIlauimous nature. The country, however,
is caoacicus, rich, and inviting. il h, a sea coast upon
the Pacific Uf i20 miles. 1t has . me Ut tie finest har.
bois In the world. II has large rivers, and extensive salt
lakes. It's climate i. one OF the most deiighdul and salu-
brious under the Sun. The qualities Of its s0l are emf
nently adapted to the purposes IT Agriculture. Wheat OF
excellent quality, India Corn, Potatoes, Peas, Beans, &c,
are said to be produced abundsndy. Grapes also flourish
luIurian,ly. and a large quantity Of Wiue, some , or 1000
gallons, is made, ss well ss a like qusntiy q brandy, airho'
this, il is said, Is not enough tor the consumption OF the
present inhabitsns, who, from their habits, 1t would appear,
have never heard OF Father Matthew. Tue country is also
well adapted to the raising Of cattle. Hide. and tallow are
stated TO be its chief articles OF export. A considerable
quantity Of beaver, elk aud deer, and sea otter skins, are
also exported.
We would call the attention OF our Government to
this fine country. Do We not want i'll And, If 50. must
we not have III There is also another reason, the force
Of which will be at once recognized by our rulers. II We
do not steal it, the Mornous nil. Can We hesitate longerI
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a NOBLE BOY

Mr.. Child, Ia Ieusr 10 Boston, relate, the following
Incident:
81 the extremity % a d,rs court. close a. ono Of the
most crowded tluiOughiurcs NJ the city, ] often zee n bright
huIs -iRn. Hope Coussc School" Whence camn inc
idea u sYch % name, in -us1 q place, ] know not. But 1
thank the dear Father e us al. that sunshine, music, and
hope. Gnd their wsy Into the darkest corners. AID now /
will tell YOU "a merry toy" Ne Jeremy Tayior says. Not
fr from here, ~ q public school Tor poor chldfcn and
near 10y q q toy On .. \ lule boy, handsomely dressed,
goes iu there, ani buys h- p.tkcts foil u marbles. lie
ws.ches uI school is disnii.ser, % en- bugs hs marbles into
tho street, and runs. liz bnptt fee peeps round ncofncf.
tn zee the poor children PICK them up but hey never
know who - their bcrsfrttG ] koow not how he hns
worked % out ~ hs Lite bfsin, that III the p~layihings iu
tho word ought not a. be mpuoy,Ized by those who have
moucy iu their pockets neither DO ] know who he is
The woman win lcnds the TOY shop. says he often Upcnts
tIs pretty lille experiment, and stcnsto take grtatdehght
mi ~ TIC world do = not spoil him before be- y a man,
sud u his head Is ~ clear - hs heart " warm, he will
probably BE- m earnest ~. builder OF The Social System. II
he Les. meanwhile he will deserve the Snskspeafean Cpl,
tsph that I once resi- on o chiids Tombstone IN plymouth
grave yafdi-'Gpd knows whst a m,n he might have
Issde No kLov be oicd o met rsrs boy
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B...,..,ps.. IN ~ October 10. is.,.

Dear sr-t perceive by all the ne~-papsrs that you as the
General Asrst Of that very Useful and highly popular Medicine called
wtstaris Rssim % Via Chsry. Allow me To inform yoa. sr, that
have used that medreinein my family with decided success Last
fall my wife Was quite siek-hsd . very bad eosGh- I consulted =
physician who visited hi and prescribed some medicine. which dad
not remove her cough Atiast he ordered Dr wissars Bslsam o
Wild Cherry. Immediately procured . bottle u your agent In th'
place. Nj. Daniel w. ioy; she TOOK q. and q cured her cough en-
urely. During the winter had . fewer myself whiehien ma very
weak and feebls-l had = severe cough. which troubled me some
t,uie. I had recourse TO your Balsam again. and found u highly eene
neiaE I WAS Obliged. bosever. To take Two bottles before l wss en-
tirely well An who have bd Coids. severe Coughs or diseased
Lung. I would advise TO Try Dr. wistar's Balkan OF Wild Cherry al
onsc. Signed.
DAVID AYERS.
nr I Al personally acquainted with Mr. Ayers. and believe hu
staten mt to be uue. and entted To the confidence OF the pubic.
signed by
REV. OSCAR HARRIS.
Pastor OF the list Pr sbyterian Church at Bashenudse.
For sale. wholesale and read. by
feo GAYNoR 4 WOOD ehmosd.
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COUNTY

We arc requested TO state, rhot JoHS HoBsoN, ESQ. does
not desire 10 be- a candidate for r.. election q, delegate from
the county Of Cumberland. We roget this. 90 We doubt
not tho Wings generally will. Mr. llobson enjoys 90 en-
rely the confidence Of his own party, and secure, so much
Of the good vii. oi his opponents, by bis liberal and cour-
teous apartment on uii occasions, that nothing but the
s,erne.t demands Of HE own private anairs csn justify hs
retirement. The good people Of Cumberland will very
2rOblb,y hold Mr. u. 10 further service.
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DANCING.

EHR. GOODWIN respectfully informs the
INA LADIES AND GENTLEMEN "f the City m Richmond,
that has schools are now open-Ladies' Class from 2 10 S r. NJ at
tne EXCHANGE CONCERT ROOH. on Tuesdays nd Thursdays;
the Genhemens' eHr lthr same Evening from 10 10 p. ~ over
Nj Dav1D 4. bROwSs SsppLEET, Shoe koe Hill, Broad street Mr.
q. respectfully Informs those gentlemen who were urahIe IN he
enms members NJ his echso, on nc count OF his class being full.
that hr will open another cla's for Monday and Friday Evenings.
TO commence on h1nfay the ah inst, from 8 IN 10 ?. 81 for the
purPo-e Of ns his much improved style Of DsnenE and WALK
ing. lNT BoaTEUI has tsken The Liberty OF sy OK tat Mr. Good
win wass pnetender ofthe Au"f Dancing MIR. GoonWiS has tes
unoniais NJ his character ASA gentleman, add sue .sys a = a Teacher,
both fOm England, ireland ami Scotland and his abiny a. n
DANCER istoo we'll Known in tho City of R,ebfavnd. tn need IN ne
comment from MIN Parents ant GU rdisns are respectfully invit
I'd call on Tuesday aud Thursday osee Mr Grs improved style OF
W"tung. TERMS. per quarter, ESQ.
2 s-&r. G. intends giying n Counon Party, the lat OF this
m nth C-G-Iw
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TIME attention Of Teachers and Booksellers i,

VVNHE attention oi Teachers and Booksellers is
IL respectfully invited In the following lis, OF STANDARD
Ssrsi. Now Yotk:-
me GEOGRAPHY OF IHE HEAVENS. and Class Book Of
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40 BY z. N. Duuiu. A. NJ with an inuoiuetion. by Tho, Diei.
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This .urpassss every book Of the kind In III. beauty OF its typo
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pract cal knowledge IN the subject Of Geography. III. one OF the
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DIED.

Suddenly. on Friday morning. the 30th ulrimo. at Mege.
willie. the scat ofher son. WIN. Temple Washington E.q.
OF Jefferson county, virginis. Mrs. LUCY p. TODD,
only surviving sister Of Nirs. Madison.
This amiable aud excellent lady, had in early life mari
ed Geo-so $. Washington. nephew and one of the heirs OF
General Washington. After the death Of Nj. Washington
she became united in marriage with the Hon Thomas T"dd,
OF XIV, one Of the Judges OF the Supreme Court o: the Uni
ted States. whom she survived many years, tn guide. coun.
sci. and protect the fstherless children, whose love aud
tears follow her to the grave. Over her memory will also
dwell the regret Of msny for her loss. solt"ned by 4 convie
ton TINT her pure religion and charity found favor with hsr
Maker
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To Il, Editors Of The IVhir .

Genhemen:-Pess announce through your paper, MI-
RwEArHEE JoNE', ESQ, o. a suiti5le pefspn 10 ropresent
the CITY Of Richmond m the ensuing Legislature. IL is
undertood that the present Delegate declines 70 election,
oud the writer ri This believes That no one can be chosen
who would represent oar city with more fidelity than Inc
above named gentleman. To hose whoknOw him u would
be supetAuous g. cay Bny thing m his praise but his IN
assuming manners, aud an unwiiingness to push himself
IN society, have prevented his general acquaintance with
the people. il will not be improper then 10 say that Mr..
Jones - a man of great business qualifications, fine natural
mind and superior judgment. Though he cannot boast
Of having rubbed his back against n College wall, he can
boast II u sirorg, ofgumrntnuyc and originsl mind. Mr..
Jones u hhersl as q ppi' cion, ard the writer cells upon the
people of Richmond To throw aside the tamme's Of parry
and support 4 man who himself refuses allegiance 10 any
party, but 1cls upon those great principles Of common sense
ard common honesty that should guide every inder endent
man. Nr Jpnes b,iongs to no psuy. lie supported Mr..
Clay for PRECEDENT, and ~ The lot Congressional election
BE- his di.ffcf, he he'd The boldneHs a. vote FOR the man he
preferred, M. Jas. A.. Seldom. r. not such a man, fvlJw
ciuzen'. worthy Of your confidence. adm ration and support
UNU5 POPULI.
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X

In Fredericksburg, on the evening ct Thursday the 29,h
ult.. by the Rev. f. c. Mcclure. ID. d.. DIR. J. ALksAspkh
wADDELI. OF Ssunton, to Miss CoRSELIA. daughter oil
Judge John T. LomaI.
At Eselsntinc. on the 18th January, by the Rev. 2. T.
Montague. DR.. HoRIeE NJ. MckAs, to Miss PEsELorr p.
CLoupAs, both Of MiddleseI county.
On the 29th January, by the Rev. Richard II. Mitchell,
Mr.. GEORGE ". COLEMAN. OF Essex, to Miss HksRFrrA
WILLIAMS, OF King & Queen.
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TWO BENEFITS.

Death on The Pale Horse, and Christ he 1iing he
Sick.
THHIEsE two splendid Paintings can he s-'n This Day ard yyel-
x ing, ami on sa,udI', day and evening al the St Jsmes I'Ois
eopal Church, with some ehoee pieces OF Music, 90 be discourse
by the Gao 7, foI only p esats.
The RIhttfuon Of to-day viii be for The benefit Of ths Church.
and To- morrow for the FsnNe o'phlr Asylum. 70 see and com
parr two such Paintings Together, at any price, win be a grrAttrra at.
Cob 6-2ts
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A Regular Asssoa-Ths Evening Mirror says q wo-
man was taken before one OF tho Philadelphis Aldermen on
the i4th inst. for assaultng her husband, aud scarcely had
he finished tho complaint when she squsred of ct him q "a
Crib, and planted Q blow in his neck with her 6st che
then seiIsd the Aldermans Bible. and beat her. 'lord"
with IL severely over tho head and face. to the horror OF the
worthy functions-v. The lady WINS of course bound over.
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cLrl,t H,nIina m, ST..

This triumph Of the genius Of wfsr vac exhibited yes.
ierdsy, at ST. James Church. 1t is, indeed. worthy the
art Of that great master, and worthy the great subject
which 1t EXHIBITS. Each figure IL. in itself, a study
Wherever It - displayed, few persons Of taste or sentiment,
We presume, can neglect to avail themselves Of an opp,r.
iuniy Of seeing H.
"Dtl1H OK TIE rats HoR'r." will also be exhibited. in
connection with the above, to-day md io.mouow the first
day for the benefit Of the Church, and the second for the
benefit Of the Orphan Aoy'um.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-06

DUrL.-In our Washington letter, this morning, is an
account IT a iaial duel in Bladensburg, almost within sound
of IN. Capitol OF the nation. One man is borne from the
field a cornse, vino aiew minutes before went IN strength
of manhood, anJ the other departs a homicide. We know
nothing If the Truth at the charges that gave rise to the
meeting. hat the diving nan asserted his innocence. The
situation of me husband and The wife must be, of all things,
most miserable; and yet the work wall 90 on, society will
SANCTION It, ana some, consequently, will resort 10 IT..
\ Gag
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BAHIIs' DoLL~-we, zee il stated IN an English p,per,
that IL 900 sacks of sawdust are consumed annually In
London, for s,utfins dols alone. Also, that une toy manu-.
factuIsr has been known to purchase three thou. and pounds
worth OF dolls eyes at one iime-ihst one hundred and
eleven persons are constantly employed in one mannfscto-
~, in making small sized doakeys-snd that as much
timber, is annually consumed in making wooden horses
Tor children % ride upon Us would be required in a frt
rate ship Of war. Tbisi is eertainly doing a lsige business,
though Il be Tor small matters.
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To the Editors Of tis Wig:

To the Editors Of fie Wig:
The Wings OF Hanover county are requested to meet Of
theJ. CouH House, on the hrstday of the February terra OF
ID ar County Count, to select 4 camhidats from their party,
fur the election TO be held Tor q representative OF the county
next April. MANY WINGS.
IJ OIher Wing papers will copy.
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Park Benjamin says that the ladies of New York city,
dress with more reference TO show than taste. and thar the
instructive exclamation ola stranger is rather, How much
did she cost" than GLOW lovely she is"
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roRcIyE Ann ropcrr


By hs sIiAor Of "PrsssrSisi PAiIs.syk,..
When streams Of unkindne.s a. bitter q. gall,
Bubble up IRON the heart TO the tongue.
And meekness 10 wrthing In torment and thrau,
BY the hands of lngrsuiuds wrunR-
In tho heat VI injustice. unwept and unfair.
While the anguish 10 fostering Yet,
None, none but an angel VI God can declare
II now can forgive and forget"
But, " the bad spirit 10 chased from the heart,
And tho lips ere In psnitence STEPPED,
win mo wrong so repented the wrath will depart,
though seorn on injustice were hesped;
ro,,ns best compensation 10 paid for all III,
when the cheek with conuiuon 10 wet
And every one feels II 10 possible still,
Atonee TO forgive and forget.
To forget' IL 10 hard for = man with 4 mind.
However his heart may forgive,
10 blot out all pen's and dangers behind,
And but for the future to live;
Then how shall IL bel for at every turn
Recollection the spirit will iret,
Aud tho ashes ot injury shoulder and burn.
Though We strive 10 forgive and forget.
Oh, hcsrken. my tongue shall the riddle unssal.
And mind shall be partner with heart,
While thee TO myself ! bid conscience reveal,
And show thee how evil thou art;
kemsmber Thy follies. thy sins, and-thy crimes,
How vast 10 that infinite deb!
Yet Mercy hath seven by seventy times
Been swift 10 forgive and forget.
Brood not on insults or Injuries old.
For thou art injurious too
Count not the sum I'LL the total 10 told.
For thou art unkind and untrue:
And IL all thy harms orc forgotten, ~forpiven.
Now mercy with justice 10 met;
On. who would not gladly take lessons Of Heaven,
And learn to forgive and forgeii
Yes. yes. let a man when his enemy weeps.
He quick 10 feceiye him n friend.
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II is minated that there are at least one mill, n finished
muskeis in the different srmories and arsenal. Of the Union.
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A INV fLAsir. Professor Enks Of Berlin. has. Il :.
said, lately discovered . new planet Of The ninth magni-
Jude. between the two stars in Taurus OF tho same msgui-
tude.
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u We cannot Pabhsh nominations for othce upon
anonymous authority. The authors must leave their NAMES
with US, IT they desire their favnrs II be noticed.
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Noah s~ays:-Taking a negro by the head because he
ment OF duties"
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We are srauhed to learn that Chief Justice TASEr has
recovered from his recent indi.posiuon, and has resumed
his seat on the bench OF the Supreme Cuurt.-BALr. ANEE.
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Temperance Meeting.

or An Adjourned meeting Of the friends Of Temperance will
be held in the odd felow,' Han thi. Friday evening. at ~ O'Clock,
to complete the Organization fthe new society All friends Oft u.
peranes are earnestly invited In attend. SECRETARY.
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NOTICE.

'RNBE subscribers have entered into Copartner.
u ship under the firm NJ Grubbs h hpperson. for the purpose
"f conducting tho hTotbsesy md Drug business. and have taten
the honss formerly occupied by SAMUEL =. Adis u 20, No. Ell.
Mains.
They intend keeping At all tines an assortment Of Drugs. Nedi
zines Pants OHs' Dye Stuff, &C. and nk = call hon their Old
inends aud the public generally Both Or Ne having been brought
uP To the business aud having been snTagsd IN II tor n number ri
yeafsin this CITY hope BY close attention TO business 10 msnt a
share Of patronage.
One or both of NJ viii be found ~ all times % attend In person
70 pu'ing mp such orders az w may receive from physictan-, mer-
chants and oussfa Particular attention will also Be paid 10 putting
such Pc. enPnohs as may be sent to the house.
PETER w. GRURBs,
fb n. ". APPERRDN.