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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-05-05

ln Lezairgs. Of Edinburgh speaking OF these ps says
fve used them " practice, well in ne hos-ftsH
ana Ind them TO b valuable remedy In cases Oh
yheumailsIn, and well calculated do much good and
therefore recommend thcm general uetne Confident
my opinion well as that OF ohe no one yys he DE-
appointed who may have occasion tbs ralsr1bI.
medicine
Dr. Ciarke Of Now in letter 10 ifc agent OF the
pEopreioT concludes by saying Every cass people vii
find IN tho India Extract cheap and valuable remedy To-
the Rheumatism. have generally found from one C rae
boxes have produced q care. ASA CLARkE. NJ ID.
From Tespseta5l. Phy,,e,ar Bedford county Penn
SylCd1iG.
There Il IN my neghhOurhoOi gentleman who
heavily afflicted with rheumatism for yoars. lie has
cn uspg the Palacea. the of seven bot
lies, wTos any effect seeing the POahcph advertised
friend 10 call for a box of the pills which H.
u,Inc and Receiving much benefit from il and am ~ .
opinion that boxes will ~ ,dise a rndrI
cure LehcVe Il 10 be valuable netiicinc ;. r.
Sine the Proprietor has received the above haiier,
wishing that the poor should bonal Ly Is we'll a. IN. r.
h"s nut up N hoycs made for he nurpnsr with rr
tun- round each box containing ~ p.s. mas appini
iT ROBERT HARRIS, Jun of nhi,atclpI.H INC ,,nly
agent ~ the United States iu dispose me with IN
SO"rT 10 appoint agents where tie thlns proper.
g BfnWEII.
II 'nct!cne.' says DT. WindeT, Of Salon ~ one :,
do best introduced tho public IN the hands oi lie
i.Ist iHa'a:s u known only iUT Ra1lGiS47,
bar las been IN the hands OF European and American
Jysc1n~ o. has been usceTnned that Scurry ohstDain
coughs, anal approaching Cousunp tIOu. have yielded
influence
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-05-05
Porter. lie. uud Es<tc.

E'lE subscriber has on hand and will Keen . co,.
slant supply, of the very best Pbilndelob;a pm
ter; albany Ale and Newark cider, together with
large supply Of CANDLES, Soar. Am Co.'S
sat all OF which he will sell at the most reduced
prices Tor cash or good town acceptances His ola
Gu TONERS and others are respectfully invited 70 cal,
Inc highest price in cash given for old bottles
ap 5-2awtf RICII'D APMSTpOSC
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-05-05

.VelC and BeNlFtlfWI FANCY Goods.
WYE have received by the Effort and Planter, n
w great variety Of new and beautiful FANCY
GOODS among them are
Plain and figured changeabe gros de Naples
Changeable marcellnes
Black gro de Nap and gro de Swiss
Black and white silk and cotton hose
Plain, striped and figured ginghams
Elegant printed French muslins
A large assortment of cacoes, some
Green worsted barege, for wells
Blonde gauze wells
Pamyrene, Grape, and gauze hdkfs and scarfs
Muslin collars, capes, and chemizetts
Bobbinet capes, pelerenes and caps
- p lain and figured A and 5-4 bobbnet
Plain and figured bobbinet inserting
Figured bobbine laces, from to SIX inches wide
beautiful assortment of thread laces and edgings
Rich bonnet ribbands &c. &c.
ap I3-ts III. NELSON q co.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-05-05

TO LabOurerS TAINTED on TIE Canal.
& ONS1 ANT employment for four weeks at 10
- cents per day and found, will be given to $50
LANDS, to work on the James River Canal. They
must assemble on the end Monday in May next at
Maidens Adventure Dam, where we shall commence
operations. RICHARD REJNS
ap l5-eotd Agent for the James River COMPANY.
T. >. The hands will find their own shovels and
to enable them to do with convenience shall
have number of shovcls on the spot, which they
can have at the wholesale price. R.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-05-05
ScapulI Lexicon.

.nNE Copy Joannis Scupuu Lexicon Grucu
~ Lalnum & probatis auctoribus locuplctatum
cum lnd'cbus ct Gruca ct Latino uuctis ct corrcc-
THUS. Addlium Auctorinn Dlalcctorum IN tabalns
coInpcndIose rcductarum. Account Lexicon Ermy-
moogicum. Cum thematibus invcstigatu d,ficillori.
bus ct anOmas. TT JoannIs Meursu plossarium
contractum, hactcnus desdcratum. Just received
by n J. SMITH. ap 80
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-05-05

- ! SMITH is POW opening large supply Of
IA. the publications of the American SUNDAY
School Union, and of tho Prot. Epis $ School
Unon;-among which all their late issues ap 30
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-05-05
REALLY COMFORTABLE.

NEALB1 CUMFUKTABLE.
FENllE subscriber has received lot of Conqrcvc's
u celebrated R5zors, tempered Nth The Thermom-
eer and warranted 10 possess the all desirable prop
erly of shaving with comfort and ease. He has also,
great variety OF made different manuiac-
torres, shaving brushes, boxes, SOAP for
travelling, superior washing soaps, florida, cologne
lavender, aud rose water razor straps.
NAV ID SANXAY.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-05-05
G. WALTER JEWSON
WIN. McCRERY,
70 rWDef' aRd Thin d.

a AS just received very handsome assortment
n of SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS
winch ne Will be happy TO distribute among his Gus
toners ana the public generally, terms agreeable
TO all parties. nm an cote
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-05-05

"ERRlNGS AND SHAD -23G bbls of her
IL IL rings, landing, and inspecting this morning
on the Dock, and IN store--also, 80 bbls Of mess
shad, for sale by JAS WINSTON.
NAV 2
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-12
70 THE EDrroRs OF TIE WuIc

Gsn'iemen: y Merchant in your paper of ycs,er.
day' contradlce' land truly upon present prcos)
statement which appeared the day before as an ey
'rac' rom the New Engl'nd Farmer, SO far a. il
respected The prices of fannels The fact is. tina,
the statement originally appeared in Mr. Niles Poll
hsks for Farmers. more than six mon'h s ago. and
was perfectly true ut The time was first published
although rise the last fall certainly took place in
tho article, it is indispurnble that tho price was much
reduced soon after the Tariff went into operation.
VINDEN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-12

went beSore Paul. not by the same instruucnt--no
SIR IN the case ot Peter, the rcdhot poker-the actu
al cauter,c-supplied the place of the new Pahcusle
" vi. '",s'eu erava-a la Pichegru; and II was only
e uay AFTER the news arrived of the dplivoranca of
the world from the autocrncv of Alexander tho De-
Nverer-as well rs rccolloc The date-I know it was
on 'he YIN oi February, thee DAYS after the unavoJ
'o'' departure ot my colleague, tina, cudeavossd,
anu as thrn Thought, not without some show of sue
cess TO impress the with the import an, bearing
OF the recent event Tnganrncli lreceut ms To us
upon the new. wild, dangerous and as 1 fear. fa,al
policy, now. for The first time n NOT announced n,
tempted 10 be prac;ised upon by this rash and feeble
administration. Elizabeth and Burl.igh were cauti-
Gus and powerIil"
hcse resolutions called forth the talents of the
opP"Siiion and they were stISt'ncd oy no measured
'nvcciivc. Mr. Van Bucn said he inionded TO have
Gehvered speech bu forhcre to do So having per-
ccivcd the Senate was disposed TO limit the debate
YIN the 9Th OF April Mr. Bell moved to lay the reso
unions on The table. stating his object 10 be- tina,
hey should not be taken up gam during the session
MessTs Grrrien, Branch. Eaton. md Mr. Van Buren,
Vo'ed III tho negative they of cours, were in favor al
passing the resolutions. l; happens that these
ioar gentlemen. who pretended they bchrved It was
violation OF the Constitution for Mr. Adams tn assert
III 1876, TINT he had constitutional right to appoint
ministers ln,the recess of the Senate are now mem.
oes OF the cabinet, and maintain the right that Pre-
siocht jackson Is under no obligation to submit m
appointment of his ministers to the Senate at all
rms administration Is certainly unwilling TO assume
power the declarations of the President arc To be
~ ''' Jul It's acts arc examined. 1t will be- found
mere Is no necessity for the meeting of Congress at
All NO doubt there will be great complaints made
ny tho hire!ing presses and tho Senate will be de-
n'uncGd for having dared to make any enquiry or
tho subject
" estcrday the House of Delegates by a MAORI
" OF 49, affirmed Mr.. Leighs RICH, to hold his seat
rs Delegate FOR the County of IIenrico-a decision
winch, whether right 'rong has gwen much sats-
faction to the community where he Ives The vote
was previously understood to be critical. and ,hi.
circumstances in conjunction with the favorable son,i-
mens entertained towards the distinguished member
rendered the question one of much interest,
EaRATuM.--1n the communication OF ga Mer-
chant yesterday for ~ TO 20 cents" read "l7 to &C
cents"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-12

f'RRATuM-ln the communication OF "a Mer-
Chant yesterday, for ~ TO 20 cents" read "I7 to 90
cents 4"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-12

Remarks Of .Ir. GARLAN,D oT Nelson. m n,
MOTION 10 re coHmHHs Report If tie Committee nj
5nrD'teges md Elections on The CnIJcper eicciion
nc SAID Tint Vt the question now depending bcror.
testing for scat were alone Interested mo gould
regard as moro local question: {, would certainIv
Inrbenr making single remark but rs tho csnlt +
INC Question WIS o1c '"hch nirh, a,-, the int ,yoe,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-12


LIE NEW PANAMA QUEsrroN.--We had suono.
SEQ tnat the President in his practical
u tue government had not only violated every ny;n
ePle upon which he was elected--s., =, n.,,-L,
os'y particular demonstration of ,ba, or,,1;o 80.
winch accomplished the political revouiion n ,a,o
condemned every pledge he had given ofFsc,ir, o..
principles he carried into ofice-wo suppossd ho
not only done this, but that the record NJ Ri, ,a,;
'erSa'lon was madeup. But it seems ,vc -.
Nen hnother offence of the kind ye, more ,ro,. -
PaiPaole'in the commission Of which be bo
eAcuSe than on other occasions. remsir, % ~
gistered' Nobody we presume has Go,oo,,o, 81.
nous ranama mission--the outcry made .oo;,., A..
hdams Tor accepting the invitation n o., IT,,
states 10 be represented at that r,so,;,u =, -
appointment OF Ambassadors accordincIv ,,t. :.
was that made that outcry or for ,Oho,, b.,.d,
made IL will hardly be credited. tbo, s,,I;, 49,
years from the decision of that question--b, 80
10 aid whose cause that decision was made .oJ g..
"'nS'ers' who as Senator's Of the U. States oon,,;
u'eu 70 it--tbc very same sketch of uncons,;,n,.
power mas been adyised and effected The p,o.;,sn
:, eee'nS mas originated an embassy to Cons,ar,iDo
pi''-c'o'hed the Ambassador with power 70 iron, g..
s 'nsle authority--and permitted the pox, se,s,or
oi congress to pass away, without 60 much =. 49,.
m"nicatln1 the fnct 10 The senate rrcb loo.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-12
HOUSE OF DELEGTES

TUESDAY, JANUARY IL 1881
, on motion of Mr.. Eppes, the order of the day on
the OIL Hunting real actions and right of entry was
postponed until to morrow.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-12

for tho sanction Of that Department for what ho had
dono
What will the Court Gazettes, tho Monitcurs and
the Couriers, of this hemisphere say nows Win thew
repeat their arguments used the Panama occasion.
VIII they vent upon the President any portion Of that
inny Of abuse and ribadry. which crst ,hey poured
upon MIR Adams' Will the literal and ingenious
Cont Editor in this City, ask Gen. Jackson "to put
ass6nger, npon the clause of the Constitution giving
him the power to appoint ministers to Turkey with.
out the advice aud consent Of the Sena'c' VIII they
mission?
Those who LOOK FOR any such course, will find them
selves disappointed faint expression of regret tina
the President in his zeal for the public service sou,t
have transcribed his powers-pernaps "a buncling at
tempt to justify him upon the example of Mr. Jefer
son and his Eavoy to Russathis is al, that need b,
looked for from that Independent quarter His disnp
probation OF tvtonal power depends less upor
enormity than the person by whom it is exercised
But from the Senate, after the indications Of las
winter, we hope better things We knotc there il
no disposition note in tina, body to excuse bad &C
hun up to the mark ofthe constitutions and the ecis-
ion of 1896 In that body at least the Jackson fever
has cooled down TO point, if of regret for the ac
OF putting HIM where he is yet Of udispos ion to s,is
tain him unfortunately. in all he does or attempts
| We invite attention TO the foowinc
| A LETTER FROM WASHINGTON.
| From, the .NeU York DAILY .1doeriiser
FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-12

Mr.. Clay and family, arrived a, Louisville. m n
S9'h Dec, to embark for Ncw Orleans.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-06-30

THE BLACK AsTRoNoNER.-Int the
year 1889, and for several years after
wards, benjamin Bannekcr, black man
of Maryland, furnished the public with
an Almanac which was extensively cir
culatcd through the Southern States
lie was scli-taught astronomer, and
his calculations were So thorough and
exact, as to excite the appreciation and
patronage of such men as Pitt, Fox,
Wilbcrlorcc; and other eminent men,
by whom the work was produced in the
British House of Commons, as an argu'
ment m favor of the mental cultivation of
the blacks, with their liberation from their
unholy thraldom. Lynn Mirror.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-06-30
Aac0tctMe GbeHte,
WOOL CARDING, s.
CLOTH DRESSING.

VUNIlE subscribers inform their friends and the
Il public, that they continue at the Union Fac
tory, Portsmouth, to card WOOL, color and dress
cloth, manufacture wool into yarn or CLOTH sc. in
as good style, and on as reasonable terms, as at
any establishment in this vicinity.
;CIsThcir CARDING MACHINES are in prime
order, having recently been ii,,cd with new cards.
WOOL or cloth, Qor the subscribers) may be
left with Edward Stanhope, or r. Il. Carr, New
port; George Lawton, Tiverton; or jeremiah Git
ford, Bristol Ferry-whcrc it will be taken, and
manufactured agreeably to the directions, and re-
turned to the above places.
GRlNNELL & BAKER.
Portsmouth, June |.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-06-30

SJudse Cranch Of the u. 3. Circuit Court at
Washington, who had access to the records Of the
public Offices, has recently stated in a public
address to the citizens Of that city, and which you
will find copied into the Journal Of Health, that
three years ago, before the influence Of temper
ance societies, began to be generally felt, the
sumption Of ardent spirits in the United States
in a single year was seventy two millions Of
gallons, aud that there were 375 900 regular
drunkards ds--and il this calculation be correct. some
opinion can be formed Of the consequent amosnt
of disease and death
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-06-30

ITO him who has long yielded scryilely 10 hab-
its of intoXcatlon, saws DIR. Brown, the metaphy-
sician, the mere sight, or the mere conception Of
the poisonous beverage, to which he has devoted
and sacrificed his health and virtue and happiness
will induce, almost as it were mechanically,
the series Of mental affections on which the
worse than animal appetite and the muscular mo-
ton necessary for obtaining il, depend. Let him
baniSh, from his sight not onl, the liquor, but the
decantcr and glass, and every object. and every
companion with which its use was associated.
dissolve 3 grains Of tartar cmetic in IL table
spoonSful Of warm rain water, aud mix table
spoonful Of the solution IN every glass Of the Inc.
brlatc' ia,orltc stimulus
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-06-30

At the conclusion of the revolutionary
war, DIR. Franklin, the American am
bassador, and the English and French
ministers were dining together at Yer
sailles, a toast from each was called for
and agreed upon: The British minis
ter began with, George III. who, like
the Sun in its meridian, spreads lustre
throughout, and onlightcns the world"
The French minister followed with, "rhe
illustrious Louis XVI. who, like the
Moon, sheds its mild and bcnignant rays
on, and inilucncer the globe Franklin
then gave, "Georgc Washington, the
commander of the American armies;
who, like Joshua of old, commanded
the Sun and Moon to stand still, and they
obeycd HIM"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-06-30
VOL 2. NO. 13.
PUBLISHED WEEKLY.
MES ATKINSON,
PUBLISHER AND PROPRIETOR.

OfFicE, corner of Thames-s'rce, and Slcr-
mans wharf, few doors south vi the Brick
Market. Il FoEntrince first door down the wharf.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-06-30

II has been satisfactorily ascertaincd
from the records of custom houses, and
the offices at Washington, that seventy
millions OF gallons Of ardent spirits have
been consumed in the United States in
single year; averaging six gallons to
each man, woman and child IN the
UNIONS can we doubt the truth of anotl-
CT calculation, that there were in the
same year IA vast many thousands of
drunkards in our land, with all their
crimes and poverty! or can we hesitate
to believe a third estimate, that great
many thousands died in the same year,
by lntcmpcrancc!
No wonder that foreigners had begun
to stigmatIZc US as a nation of drunkards,
that paupcrism and crime were crOwding
our aIms-houscs and pcnitcniarics, that
diseases and death were multiplying
throughout our borders. The wonder
is, that nation claiming to be Patriots,
Philanthropists, Christians! should SO
long have slumbcrcd and shut their eyes
to the danger, or iorbornc to lift their
voice and raise their arm to overthrow
an enemy that was marching every
where, and every where marking his
footsteps with havoc ard slaughter.
But the alarm has been sounded, and
has awakened the American people to n
sense OF their danger. Public opinion
at last, armed with truth us with the
spear OF Ithurial, "has touched the foul
and bloated vice, disclosing to the start
led sense of the universal people, all its
odious, and hideous, and portentous de-
formity." Hundreds Of Thousands as
if reused by midnight fre-bcll, rushed
into the marshalled ranks Of Temper
ance, and girding up to the combat,
resolved to strike and PROSTATE the
ruthless foe, with every weapon which
God and nature had placed within their
reach. And glorious has been the
success Of the conflict. Already twen-
ty-fve millions of gallons are excluded
from our annual consumption OF ardent
spirits, and more than one thousand
distilleries demolished; d;-already more
than two tn ousand societies are organz-
cd, cmbodying half million of Ameri-
can Enthusiastically have succeeded a
wide spread reform and melioration, and
moral and religious improvement; and
already, Europeans, who haC stigma
tized us rs drunkards, have enrolled
themselves under the banner Of Tenn
pcrancc, and are ropublishing our adj
dresses and reports, and echoing back
to us the shouts Of our victories.
| Who can behold such redccming
spirit in our favored country, without
thrill of patriotic emotion' Who can
witness the moral dignity and glorious
achievements of the temperance enter
prise, and shrink from his duty in
Fastening its onward march, by his
name, his influence, and his consistent
example, in systematic and judicious
attempt to cxpungc the foul stain of in
temperance from our national escutch-
eon,-"an attempt, that promises to re-
dound to the stability and perpctuity of
those free institutions with which Al
mighty God has favored us, above
every other nation, or kindred, or tongue,
or people, under the whole canopy of
the outslrctched heavens"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-06-30
WHOLE NO. 65.
[For the Herald Of tho Times.
POEM,

WRITTEN on NEARING OF THE GREAT
POLISH VICTORY OVER DIEBIrscH.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-06-30

'Cook on Nervous Dh eases, aud Muz1y
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-04-06

ExECUTOR's NOTICE.--Ths subscri-
lLber gives notice that she has been appointed
ErecutriI Of the last will and testament Of Cook
Willcocks, late Of Portsmouth dec. and has 40
cepted Of said trust, and qualified herself accord
ing to law. she therefore requests all debtors or
creditors Of said estate, TO make settlement with
her without delay.
MARY WILCOX, Admr'I.
Portsmouth, Dec. ., 1890. law.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-04-06

ENOR sAL.E---Psw No. so, in Trinity
IL Church. Isqsiro Of -
w, CALLAHAN.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-04-06
NEW AND sEAsONABLE GOODS.

English ealicoes Of the wells,
newest fashion, Green Barcge for do.
French do. also sing- Crcassians, herino
hams, ginghams,
Changeable& other Glks Ladies superior gloves,
A beautiful variety Of mitts.
worsted barege and Shell combs, ribbons,
fancy hdkfs. Merno, Thibet, & 9TH
Swiss capes, bobbinet er shawh.
footing Of all widths. Pink, blue, straw blk.
Silk, Angola heavy Italian grapes.
English cotton Hose. A few large S-4 Me-
Fine sea island shirting. rno shaws OF .
5-4 Black Grape, for superior quality.
ALSO
Cloths, esssimeres, fannels, 4 variety ofothsr
Goods not enumerated, Just received for sale
cheap BY JOHN +. TOWNSEND.
Sept, 29
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-06-08
White TEETH! 8, Healthy GUMS f!

TNHOSE who would retain, or restore
these desirable personal advantages, are
assured that no composition eau be obtained su-
peIior to the British .4ntisebtic Dentrifce. The
.4ntisebtic Dentrifce is exempt from acid and
other deleterious ingredients, which too frequent
ly enter the composition of tooth powders in COM
mon use, and it whitens the enamel of the teeth
without doing it the least injury. The regular
use of this admired powder, by purifying the
mouth, and preventing the accumulation of tar.
tar, operates as the best preventive of the ToOTH
ACHE. AS its application braces and strengthens
the Gums, it secures to them their healthy and
florid hue, and BY removing all offensive foreign
accumuatiOns from the teeth, preserves the natu.
raj sweetness of the breath. Price so cents.
o. None genuine, unless signed on the out
side printed wrapper by the sole Proprietor, T.
KlDDER, immediate successor to the late DR..
w. L. CONWAY. For sale, with all the other
" Conway Medicine, at his Counting Room, No.
SO, next door to ]. Kidder's Drug Store, corner
of Court and Hanover let's, ne ar Concert Hall,
Boston; and by his special appointment, by
]. GREEN & co. EDWARD LAMB, and
JOHN COE, Worcester,
HENRY ALLEN, Leomin8ter,
CARY, RICE, & CO., North BrookEeM,
CHARLES PARKMAN, West6oroHgk,
JOHN CAPRON & SONS, Urbridge,
TIMOTHY DOTY, Westminster,
G.. d. PARKER, lancaster,
S. HAYWOOD, Lunen6urg.
0T Large discounts to those who buy to sell