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M ESS BEEF.-I0o barrels of superior quality
Itl for families, or ships use-for sale by
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Drugs, Medicines, &c. &c.

The subscriber has received a part of
his Spring supply Of Drugs, Medicines
&c. and expects TO receive the remainder
by the first arrivals from New York.
Philadelphia and Baltimore lie deems
IL Ilnerflnnris To snu mn, ,hinr- L.. 49,.
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Just Received from France,

~ EGNAULD'S Pectoral Balsamic Paste The
AZ beneficial effects of this Paste, known a long
time before it was made public, and its subsequent
Success have procured the favorable reception with
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II is highly beneficial to pcreons afflicted with
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lungs.
In asthma. either in old young patients. this
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Perfumery, &c.

Perfumery, DC.
lust received. the following. viz: Cologne water,
- genuine French, in bottles of great variety OF
shapes; Florida wafer; aromatic vinegar; honey wa
ter; French and English soaps; burning PARTICLES
tended for burning in sick rooms, which when lighted
emit most fragrant odour pearl powder; rouge in
pots; vinegar of rouge; Macassar oil; bears OIL ge-
nuine otto of rose and milk of roses.
ap I3 III. G.. MCNAMARA.
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HLARENCE, or q Tale OF our own Tlmes-By
~ the author of Hope Leslie &c &c, in 2
vols.-iust published and for sale, by
je 90 JOHN II NASH
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-12-16

Washi'sgton CITY. Tassday Dec. 2. 1880.
This day, at tl2 O'Clock, the President Of the
United States communicated to both houses Of
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-22
Frsa Ms Dssess Dsily .a1serfiss,.
DEBArE ON The RAin Roar.

] rise. Ms. Speaker, tho Ley veil know,
Chat most OF tire Msusbsss M vsnaing % N
But ds,t care fos that Ms. I'm huugTy they,
But sisant stan - Sik tu I'VE had ont my cay.
I've dnwn lcsgs SS tha 1tm really quite sore,
aud shst set no longer nov I'VE Got The door;
I've been IN nsy soaA Sir, pow. moro than week,
Add I'm tired 20 death, heading other folks speaks
And here might sh, Sis, Som juno ill December,
And wien so home, be selied Sitting Member
lint This, Si.. wevN DO, wiih one from, oar towu.
And guess - how, Sir, you cant put mo down.
We are told, Mr. Speaker that veil travel this rosd
Vveuty miles in an lruur, with twenty tons load,
Aud al ss TO be done, Sir, with gallon OF steam,
Ey iiuks, Mr. Speaker, his pretty smart team:
The Wheels so fasf. we arc told tits no joke,)
They sAy Sir 700 cant, for your soul, eco spoke.
IT'S chat can. Mr.. Spsakss, pretty good jog,
Add - folks ssy, Il toss the whole hoe.
fSut Sir, I'm no 6aL end knows whas knows,
And shsut give my vote, till know s&ere e eoeE
But from what enn hear, Sir. Gue1 could ten,
Why tho route named suits his A. B. % weli;
Ito lives in blank town, Sir, and AZ can isaru.
9he rourc sfors namet passes Close by hiV Baun.
MIR. e. D. SIR. wsnts il 10 goi'o,her way.
Bseause Il vii hs3p him in est,ing his hay;
So does Mr.. 8. Sir, mean Mr. Scott,
Beeasss i rdns near 70 his Ten acre lot.
This b MI very weIf Sin, but what will folks say
WHO havo ten acre iots and barns, Up DOR way,
When they sc other FOLKS . To- market by steam,
WHILE they drag aIong. through the mud, with team;
And that amt tho worst. for there's use in wailuN
While Others have all chs advantage, 10 railing.
But, Sir, up Ia our parts, Ne arc all wide awake,
And Hhen can sec which route you win take,
cxn then teii you better, whether Ill yea uay
Butl reckon Y win b, f6s the route osr way.
And nov. Sir I've done. and n mesnbon arc dodgtngs
wont bs tho last. 10 90 % sur Lodging
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!, 4. sssss sss Tie eh.rees 70 ssden.s ~Ao seai
"A Souess ssadsns' not seafdise are charged fSs
Library, Room. Furniture, ps.l. .sl s.r,,,.. 70
Do. do. 90. ssc n ss::s., =
There ID connected with the Csllsss PSeps...s,y
School. u which Pupils lifted 7cr - s.
'he Srsssnse and highe. el.s:ss . fog
Grammar. Arithmetic and 0sekrsphy. g ~:
adams Grammar, Histeria Sacrs. Cs.s,,e 90
mentaries, Virgil. canust and cieeso's 6sieo. O.
s,S s.s G,sss-Vaipys Grammar. Gospels and Js-
For admission to ths Freshmen c,.s. sknov,.a,.
OF these studies, or - eqrivalsut = reouired.
ho.,S;ls !, Y ~. School PER sssv, pupils NOT
Fvitioa in Languages. Mstheuaties, 10
Library kscm, Fuel, and Sweeping, 10
Common English branches,
70 ms. S:: ,.sc s's'd-Toision ~ Language.
Library, Room, Furniture, and Red, sn
Table, w;shins' Fuel. Lishts, and scrv,aes, -
College, and in summer, the mouth ~ j.is ~
~ r. Leon, an accomplished instructor vrill teSieh
the French Language: Those whoatt6od him VIII
pay for each session, az az : - Is
don't exclusive of books and stationSfS. viH "a cr
coed 5000 pef annuu. Bosrrhr pupiis Is IRE school
psy The sane - college s.adenss spess 81 psr
Ts" Iii. Tor Tuition and the See
Inc Oils IN this school are made out n c,save,,
ecrcesbly to custom in similar schools. : =.
msy 70 admitted q any tina, The opsnips
bills payable m advance: half at shs ensninv sbe-
balance 1t the middle ofihs session >, sls
| College. Hill, Dec. 81, 1899. So
The U. States vessels Of war, now ON the stor1sr
are in number, 20. are at Portsmouth NJ n. 9 M
Boston; at N York; At PMadelphia; 1t Wssh-
lngton; and at Norfolk. Of these II ara shius or
the hue; IL are frgases Of The frst cla, and tho
rent miscellaneous. =, $3.50 49,
Louftaun-Five candidates been ara adv anno,nrs,,
for the ONCE Of Govenor the election IN july 800
VIZ M Duraide soain av Of NJ. Clay, }. Johussp now
member OF thu Senate Of the u s. g. kariepev A. ri Ro
n,an, and Beauvas The Governor cnsca for ihe ,srm
Of our years and receives annual salary Of SooO He
musk % 80 years OF ago q landed esase of thr
vnue OF $1,000 and cannot DO minister any religious
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CoLUMBIAN cOLLEcE. d r..

"
Phe College year is now divided into two sessions,
Of about five months each.
Yhe first will commence on the second Wednesday,
of January next (he 18TH, and extend 10 the first
Wednesday or June pho second, or Autumn Scs-
SION, on the first "Wednesday of August and extend
TO the third Wednesday of December when the n
nual commencement takes place, and the Winter
NacatIon to continue to tho second Wednesday Of
January, begins.
The Summer Vacation will embrace The months Of
June and Jny instead of the last of July; oil August
and tho first Of September, heretofore. This ar
rnngeent gives students from the South the adyan-
spot not surpassed Ia heanhfuiness 6y am in the
Union.
The ooBrse OF studies embraces the English
French, Latin and Greek Languages, Geography,
ancient and modern; Roman Antiquities, General
History, Cambridge course Of Ma hcmatics and Ma
tural Philosophy, Philosophy of Rhetoric and Bellies
Lettres. writing Transatons from the Clashes De-
clamation and Composition, Logic, Moral Philosophy,
Philosophy of Mind, Natural Theology, Evidences
Of Religion, Natural History, Chemistry, Political
Economy, Law Of Nations, ana Exposition of tho
Constitution Of the u. Ststes.
The higher classes are admitted TO courses Of Lee
lures on Intellectual and Moral Philosophy, Chcmfs-
try, Botany and Natural Philosophy.
Phe students are permitted, occasionally, TO hear
the arguments in the Sspreme Court and the De.
bates IN Congress.
The churgss for each session Of about I've months
will be: t-I.-
Naturalization Bee, paid bot once, and on entering
the College classes. 90
Library Room, Hurni,crc, and Bed, IS
Table, Wishing, Fuel, Lights and Servants,
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bs quarter fthe midshipmcn and masters ,n.,ee an
ship. WIZ "oSA'P" I" ON Doafd hne otbauc.
o." ~ m are Usually csrmrd rc yrrnz rrre
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TOMORROW
UNION CANAL LOTTERY.
Drawing will be received TOMORROW.
$4,000 Capital Prize.

Tickets $40, halves S, quarters so, eigi,ths R5
'oI n sac at E. MTCKLES
feb 22 Next below the door OF the Esglc Hofe1. !
BIGGER'S OFFICE.
Draicn numbers tn The .Nesr York Lottery. M. :.
II, 20, 50, "a, 10, 80, "a, az.
ut o'clock TODAY!
The official drawing of the Connecticut State fx,
Class No. 2 will DO received by BIGGER.
81 Number Lottery-8 Drawn Ballots
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rvncss S'V, fIuIVes b, Quarters 50-fOr enle Of
m6 e p. CHUBB'S OFFICE
La.M1ERT'S OFFICE, Ps5. e. 1890.
~ 20 81 a 10 IS "a ~
Were tho numbers drawn in the New York Con-
solidated Lottery, No. I, for 1890.
Lambert had the pleasure Of selling several hand
some prizes, the holders Of which, requested 70
hand them in for payment.
PHfS DAY. THIS DAYii
The oficial drawing Of the Connecf;cn, s,.,o
Lottery will be received. '''
CAPITAL $4,000.
Tickets only 81, halves 2, quarters f-f,, s.,. .,
feb se p. LAMBERTsS fortunate o az ~
- FRENCH JUJUBE PASTE.
THE subscriber has Just received ,,,r.iv .r,,~
= Genuine French Jujube Paste, or Pectorsl S;mn,,
SO nighy recommended for coughs, colds. &c. A..
isp@' H. G. MCNAMARA
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SCHEME.

Uhek Tickets $1o Hatces IS, Quarters 81 5o-yor sal,
as S Ss" ss J" 'Vafy variety THO. B. BIGGER
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P. CHUBB's OFFICE.

DRAWING of the New York Lottery, No. T:
II, %, Sd, a., 10, So, %, ~.
TOMORROW, at half past O'Clock, the draw
ing Or tho Splendid Union Canal Lottery, will By
Capital Prize 10000 Dollars.
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WAsnInG1oHs BrRrR NIcHr DALI.,
IL tie Eagle Motel.
HE subscribers to this Ball are reguest "A - e,,I
for their admission tickets t0is evening bet,sucr
the hours Of four and six O'clock. - -. = -
feb 22-ft - q. - m %. -. ~.
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a CdRD.

VkHE Subscribers the Coee House ars -;
feb q JASiH LYNCH
IT AIDES white and black Satin SHIPPERS.
IL very superior;
ALeb,
Ladies black and white Lasting Slips, of every
fashion, and some made exretsy for Parties and
dancing which are superior to any ever offered be-
fore-just received, and for esle BY
GRANNISS, SON 4 BRoTHERHF
feo e2 Corner of Msin and 9TH strcets,
MICKLE'S OFFICE.
Drarrins Of the .Ne,o Fork Los!erv. cya., M. Z,
81, %, 50, a., 10, IS, "a, az.
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SCHEMR.

Tickets 81, halves 2, quarters l.
or 1T o'clock TO-MORROWf
The drawing Of the very splendid Onion Canal In,.,
Class No. 3, will be received = 1865 a' Ao''et'
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had been rejected few days before by :,
majority OF the whole Senate of the United
States-what could be more unworthy oc /,
Iresldentf There is no precedent in tho
former history of the Government. and ne
do not believe there will be any imitation ~
the future on I"
we feel more surprise ut the seryile con-
duct of those Senators who submitted -
the Presidents dragooning, and tomelv
registered his rcscript, than at his procc.
dure, which is indeed in character with
1ne history OF his whole public life. Mr..
Gu''iouh course has surprised nobody
All men have ceased To- mo sur:3
sed at any act of desperation on his pnrt
TO grasp that prize, which dav Lv
day. 10y his own faulty, not less than the
superior address OF his rival, is receding IN
greater and more hopeless distances
When he passed through Richmond NO
learn on good authority, that he expressed HE
determination TO assist sin reformino tho
morals of the Governments" alludin@ mr.
ucularty rs he intended it then TO be thoueb,
10 the appointment of Kendall, Hill. and
DINERS OF the same kidney. His fulflment
OIL TINS profession accords with the shirt nc
ms whole public life, which exhibits at lenst
iour great examples of the sudden aban.
uohiieht Oh convictions upon which he had
va ~ lhC prospect oil
personal advancement from the abandon
ment. We refer TO his support and aban-
mcnt OF the Tariff his support and aban.
donment of Internal improvements. bis
support and abandonment of the Rank nc
the U. States; 0or he is now claimed as ;ts
loe,) and his support and abandonment of
Mr.. Adams and his Administration. We
need not wonder then, that he abandoned
his resolution TO "reform the morals of tho
Government" seduced by the opportunity
OF winning the two veterans, Noah and
Kendall, from Mr. V. b., and securing
them 10y the strongest ties of gratitude. 70
himself A great Statesman cares nothinm
Tor individuals; he looks only to commune.
ties. The gain of Kendall and Noah will
not balance the loss
Mr. Noah seems to have managed this
matter with considerable address. The
HINT thrown out in the Telegraph, probably
at his instigation, that though friendly 70
both the Vice President and the Secretary
OF state he rather preferred the former for
succe -sor To the reigning Chief, worked like
charm. We admire without BLAMING b;s
dexter ty, but we should like to know how
long II is since his preference for the Vice
President dates its origin We should not
be SURPRISED If Mr.. Van Buren, himself put
Noah up to the stratagem, and now laughs
with hun at ITS success. Noah's maxim that
''alI Is fair in politics. opens the whole field
ot means to his selection
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-01
2S tctD sasoarU SSe1o6M.
TUESD NJ MORNING, JUNE 1. 1890.

Mr.. Noah.-As far as the Individual, Mr..
Noah, is concerned, we personally, do not
regret the result of his denomination,
tor with great IaXity on some subjects, h"
certainly possesses talent, and many ami
able qualities. But his denomination under
the circumstances of his rejection. wassan
indlgnlty to the Senate, and to1he people of
the United States, whose will that BODY had
previously declared by rejecting him. When
he was rejected, Mr.. Noah's nomination and
It's Propnety had been convassed for ten
months, and the Senate had had it under
their consideration for several months. If
that body can do, or ever has done any thing
Wnh cautious dellberatlon, we must presume
their decision in his case to have been an
instance. Every Senator was individually
sollcited-the strongest party appeals in
Noah's favor were made to each and to all.
publicly, and no doubt, privately; every
Senator was at his post, and still after so
long elaboration, after such repeated appeals
to the party feelings, the fears, and the per-
sonal attachments of members, Noah was
rejected by majority oftwo votes. Anoth-
or President would have rested satisfied with
this decisive result, and submitted to the
constitutional cOntroul put upon him. Not
SO with our Military Ruler. His friend MIR
Rltchle, truly characterized him as "nclincd
to arbitrary power" a disposition strength
ened and confirmed by the habits and indul.
gence OF military command. The man who
had made war, levied troops, and suspended
the most valuable provision of the Constitu-
ton by his private authority, could not be
expected, clothed as he now is, with the SUI
prcmc Executive authority, to submit TO have
his wishes ovcrrulcd by twenty-five men.
There was in the Cabinet, if this affair was
submitted to the advice Of that sage Coun-
Gil, but one man from whom the country had
the right TO expect an honest and lndcpen-
dent discussion Of the President, from the
extraordinary and cncroaching step ofrcnom.
mating Noah; and that man (Mr Bcrrjcn) is
too straight forward old, fashioned and plain
III his personal politics, to have much nhu-
cnce there. We might admire the bold
ness OF the President, in disrcgarding the de-
cision Of the Senate, and his insisting upon
their conformity 20 his viii, but for one cir
cumstancc which proves the calculation TO
have been moro mean than bold. This was
the departure Of Mr.. TazcwcIl, called home
by domestic affection. Had hc remained.
the vote on the denomination % and %.
shows that the last result would have been
the same with the first Would the rc-nom
lnatlOn have been made, had Mr.. TazewcII
remained Does any man believe 10
would We do not for one, nor do we
believe that any man can think so IN fact, ,
whatever partlzans may pretend. Than q
Presidents then, watching the absence Of a
particular Senator to smugglc through the
nomination Of favorlte, which lavourite
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-01
THE VETO.

When the Presidents veto was laid. he
fore the Senate, Mr.. Tyler seconded mo-
ton to print it, and thus expressed himself
- - "a said th" 'uly p"am OF pure sunshine
that ID 'llumned tn" councils of tho nation for The
last ten v"ar- and he was ANXIOUS that his cons,i,
"nts, that lie friends of our political instu,io1s al
yer the country, should enjoy the hallowed lipbt
whic" afforded. 1t had filed his heart with rnnch
,'in" s" $1,000"
We are always pleased to see men pleased
and happy, whom we love and respect. vct
we cannot see any great cause for felicity 10
the friends OF State Rights in this MESSAGE
The hI'l Is rejected, but the constitutipnaj;tv
o the power is admitted by the President
We like the rejection too, for none are more
conscientIously opposed to the power in
question than we; (and we should have said
more ABOUT and against it, but that we were
afraid Mr.. Richie would think wo wished
to take his hobby from him,) but ,cs cannot
smut our eyes to what seems to us notont
truth, that the message js an artG,I opd IL
signing electloneerlng paper, affirming tho
constitutionallty of the improvement bower
III the shape of position; and arou;n,.
a aInst that very position throughout. the
position addressed to the favor of the assor.
ters OF the power, the argument TO those
VINO deny IT; and thus seeking TO buy golden
Opinions from all classes. The writer of
the message whoever he was, has adroitlv
cooked up together, the opinions of various
Jcilcrson's as TO the nro-
Prcty OF getting an amendment to the Con.
sttution giving the power distinctiv--NIr
Monroe's ON the Jurisdiction over roady
made by COngress--Mr CaIhoun's ON ,L,.
unrestricted right of appropriation.
Anew days ago, VIC ventured TO predict
that the national debt, and the importance
OF paying it off, would be urged ms a reason
Tor not signing the bill. That is measure
universally popular, and TO aIIedgc il as an
opJcciion, was not merely to pailate tho
rejection, but TO create a new fund Of popu-
iarlty. Accordingly, the old gentleman has
''TchChcd himself on this ground In four
, e"'S' nc says without some unforeseen GEN.
urgency the national debt will be paid Oh.
10" Ict us rest the sincerity and the su T.
:, II'O'Sy Vi tl's reason Tor putting his veto a,
inc Maysvllle bill If The debt is ca r,,,oI,
Cru'ca (as II IS ~ iacD that it can be paid
on ~ tour years, why so much sol;c,iuJo
about IT. In so small a COMPASS II ,e ,,Iai,
~ IN the power of the Government 10 oY
Ihguish II almost at will. and in tyu,b - -
no. 81 me least consequences. email &c ;t
DO" U.s. whether il be paid 5f wear goonor
or year later. This bill appronr,,fcJ ,c
,D5,g,HeVc 10000 TO the Maysvillc Turnn;kc
ne President regrets it, for the reason
among others, that it will interfere with rho
payment OF the national debt while ne re-.
,I.'ni"cnds IN ms first message, and uses all
nIs personal and party influence 70 force
n"ugh Congress, the removal of the Indi.
ans; Tor which object, although ZOO GOO
only are appropriated in the bill !, = os,;o,o
Tea 10y sound heads, that S2O.Oooooo gill b.
required, first and last Pho increoscJ
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-01
FRIpAY. Nav 90

COMMITTEE of Ways and
t Resolution, proposing to
.hlrh prevents The sending
: House to the other du-
the Session: so a. TO allow
ivcs 10 send to the Senate
Sod
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and is now readyto execute all orders for arti.
Giles in his line, with which he may be favored and
on the most advantageous terms. lie has now on
hand very extensive assortment Of Cordaqo Of
every description, to which he is daily adding from
ms Factory. His prices will be regulated bv the
to1cest Pittsburgh d Cincinnati rates; and he
leels confident of being able to I'll all orders of
Merchants, who may favor him with their custom,
on at teast as good IL not better terms th,n can he
procured any where else in the Western Country
lie Will warrant his work 10 be ofthe very hos,
quality. Commanders of Boats are reoDestcd 30
give him call. -
Orders addressed to Messrs Knox and Mexico
Forsyth and Dobbin, and ID. b. BayIess, Commits
son Merchants, or TO himself promptly attended
Whcelilg, March 4tl, Is29-6f
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FRESH SALID OIL.

Physicians Others will find tito their advantage call at the
the
Flour Whike Ginseng snakeOO, &C. viii be received exchange
WheEnGA /,
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-12-22
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.grcRibald 3. Todd.

FEW DOORS below office Main street rTyiS where ne has
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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-25
TO-MORROW at 9 o,CIockt

1O-MORROW at 9 O'clock!
The drawing of the Delaware and South Carolina
Lottery, Class No. 3, will be received by BIGGER
$4,000 HIGHEsT Prize.
Tickets S., Halves SO, Quarters l o.
For sale in every variety usual, by
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