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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-12
BY ROBERT HILL 4 co.

SALE OF HORSES EVERY SATURDAY.
Regular Sale Days, Mondays, Wednesdays an,
FRIDAYS
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IL REGULAR SALE DATs-Monday, wednes.
day end Friday: SALE FOR HoRsEs-Everv
Saturday.
- we vii sell iniiront Of our auction store. On MON
pAh NEAIi the 18th instant, commenciur Al oriTrk
arss and General assortment OF Furniture new AMI
ond hand consisting In part Of - 81
Bureaus and Siicboartls
Mahogany Dining Tables
Mash stands, Candle do, Toilet Tables
ludozen wo0d.bouom Chairs
Cane.seai and Rocking 10
. Beds Bedsieai-, Cots Mattresses. Ac
Also. 4 quantity Of Groceries. including
5ND lbs good Miitlnc Blcon
SHb do Hams, Joyyl Meat. Ac
soap. sack SAT-, Hsrrinss whiskey &c
$50 cW cases Of Fur Hats and few boxes Of Shoes
We "tts' s'U Ieve.fy and Fancy Goods inmct,iaiey
after the outdoor sale
N DC added 10 our Indoor sale a large assortment of
S.miuer tioing, well made, embracing variety suita
ue LOT retailers asp alot "f gold breast-pius atc
clocks and otheE .Lnc goods. ''
Will be added to the above sale
500 lbs DnedBeef
p boxes Of S1aD
- boxes OF Lemons
- boxes OF Tobacco good article
Ice Box, Cutting Knife
WhCf Fans Of an approved kind
Also, saddle and harness Hoses.
q. ~ ID N 70 -.
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10 LEVIN 0AfLE-siR-You will take notlce
tes 90 frrsy Sh day Of duly between the hours
Sostoek M the morning aud oeloe the evening" a.
we once Of Robert q. Scott Ia the city Of Rehuond
sna TO take the deposions Of Beverly Blair WIN
nun Anno,hets,to DO read evid' la a lie
hhs IA TIE circuit superior Court OF CHANGER COR thu
g OF henreo AMI City Of Riehtnond In which Robert
Mlhinson IN the plaintiff, and you aIe he defend
M ah rom any cause tho taking OF the said deposi
up< sa not be competed that taking
VIII be continued the next day al the sam. Mace ami
between the same hours: am your obedicnt servant
,,,, - 49, JOHN NJ BOTTs.
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NOTICE.

hNlNG determined 10 change close the Book bust.
=, mss me li OF October neat, offer my whole
no'ss stationary &c. al coat Ministers Country MeT.
emdn Ieach hers .n1 Others would do well call and eI
the very lowest prices. Great bargains can be had
e. ,-- JAMES SMELL
a White. ' "'A' "''' !" "yys'
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BY DAVENPORT 4 AIJ-EY

TRUST SALE OF DRY GOODS.
IA virtue Of deed OF Trust executed by Nassrs Tzc
.el& Hynenan, on the 18th Of NAV, will be SOLD ar
I ne h S Rooms Of Davenport Allen on MONDAY
ne <st, commencing at O'Clock, stock OF Dry Goods
aoI'hs per inventory To $1,000 Also, shop fixtures
IEkMs-under slOO cash, and over that sum months
by order Of thc Trustee.
leg DAVENPORT & ALLEN, Auc,s
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| June 26h.
virginia LeeSburg Lottcry, Extra Class 10, determined
SStl si Magnheent seheme-ThIee Capitals OF
20 DC Tickets sl0-sharesin proportion. CerGcaics
Of packages Of 20 whole tickets s30-sharrs in pTopoI.
For Tickets and shares or Certificates of Packages in
sdfea LO''I''i H. pc m ES F9F' Go to
Richmond Va
Drawing sent Immediately they to all who order
Orders Tickets from any part OF the United satesb,
iy received and executed 10y mall with the same
prompt aueniionis personal application, and the result
'diresseIto d. NJ. HoYT q co.
us- Az communications strictly confidential. NIL "a
ATTEN TION, ARTILLERY.
Won will parade at the Gun House, on MONDAY June
Il IAN, L2 oolook,P in summer Uniform Arms
aug Iupm ns ~ order Tor inspection, with three rounds
:" na o'TTI-cs Tor pistol hrins ny order OF the Cap
Ni i IA, Tlios. Z. BALL, u. =.
LiME.-2JO ucTces fresh Thomas.
is ton Lime just re wi,s ri f., s@Is
( LID WHIST< EY-A supply uf ZrisIeris Old Wins,
je II DIV JOHN II. TRIPLETT & SON.
a PPLE BRANDY-3O bbls fine Apple Brandy, for
ie II d2w JonN R. 1RIPLETT 4 son.
pLAsTEH-2OO tons Lump Plaster, receiving aud
jc II d2w JOHN r. TRIPLETT & SON.
n. u We will continue keep constantly on hand a
now moving to- and will deliver TO- pTca ,rs we ar
Basin, at the lowest market rate.
l' - vs." J TX u n son.
| on HIDs 1t CroiN Sugars, landing, for sale
~ IT, FRY & co
SCRIP FOR SALE.
| AMES RIVER hANAWllA SCRIP, old issue for
sac by ID. BURLINGTON q co.
] -Jt- Mansion House
INOR HIRE foT the remainder Of the year a 6rst
L rate PRESsMAN for atohacco factory-iGe same man
mas bccn accustomed To work farm and would an.
sMer Tor elmer purposc-apply at Mr.. BACON TATE's
| '''''' m2t-1
DRIuE ST. CROIN SUGAR.-2O hhds Landing
from on board schT Richmond, for sale
Je " FRY & co.
| FAMILY ROE AND CLIPT HkHKINGs
Il Just received, for sale.
le u FRY Co
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
SATURDAY. july a. 1871

... .. ,.'.s.a, SATURDAY, July "a, lS4l
After the presentation of memorials by Messrs.
HUNT, BOVINE, POPE, PAYNE IRWIN, and
GIDDINGS the unfinished business of Yesterday was
taken up, being Mr.. McKEoN's motion to reconsider
the vote adopting the resolution appointing the Select
Committee (of nine) the Tariff TO sit in the recess
= Mr.. PRoFFlT's motion for the previous question
pending. .....g.,.,. -.
The previous question was seconded the main
question ordered; and the vote the resolution was
then reconsdered: Yeas sc, nays 80. The question
then recurring the original resolution on motion
of Mr.. KENNEDY, of Maryland, the resolution was
laid on the table. -
The House then took up the resolution reported by
the Naval Committee for aiding the establishment of
Mr.. CAVE JOHNSON moved to lay the resolu-
ton on the table, which motion was negatived.
Mr.. IRWIN moved an amendment extending the
proposed benefits the Lakes the Ohio the Missou-
RI the Mississippi, and the Gulf of Mexico Mr. IT.
win supported this amendment in an animated speech
of twenty minutes.
The House then resolved itself into Committee of
the Whole, MIR. CUSHING in the Char,) and took up
the inv
BILL RELATING TO DUTIES AND DRAWBACKS
Mr.. FILLMORE occupied the floor for one hour
with clear and elaborate statement cf the products
of the for the last four years and prospec.
tive view of the probable deficit of the next four years
under the existing laws.
amend, by excluding from duties " tea and coffee -
Mr. l.. then moved that the committee RISE which was
agreed to. ~ $500. ~
The Committee Of the Whole having risen and re-
ported progress, Mr.. UNDERWOOD moved that
the Senate hill relating tohe census be referred to
select committee of seven, which was agreed to after
some objections from Messrs. ROOSEVELT, J. w
WILLIAMS, and others.
On motion of Mr., LINN, the House then ad
juurned. a. q ".
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IN SENATE.
TUESDAY, July 81, 1874

1oEspAf, July ~, lo4l
Mr.. YOUNG presented memorial from number
Of citizens of Illinois, in relation TO the abolition of
slavery only in the States and Territories but de-
precang any foreign influence in the matter or any
union of church and state.
The motion to receive ordered to lie on the table.
Mr.. ALLEN presented memorial from citizens OF
Belmont demonstrating against National Bank, as
sumption of State debls protective tariff and the dis
,ribution of public lands.
Mr. BUCHANAN presented a memorial of the
Anti. slavery society of Pennsylvania, in favor Of
abolishing slavery in the District Of Columbia.
Motion to receive ordered to lie on the table.
Also, from number of citizens of Pttsbutg, Penn
sylvania, praying the establishment of National
Bank and branches in the several States.
Mr.. PRESTON asked leave to introduce bill, the
of business laid down for action the present session.
but such the condition Of the business under the
commission carry into effect the provisions Of the
treaty with Mexico, that he hoped the introduction
of the bill would be admitted by general consent.
Leave having been granted Mr.. P. introduced a
bill to amend the act entitled an act to carry into
effect the provisions Of the treaty with Mexico.
The bill twice read, and referred to the Com
mtee on Foreign Relations.
Mr.. TAPPAN, by general consent, introduced
joint resolution for distribution of certain number
of copies of the Digest of Patents :" which was
made the special order for Friday next.
Mr.. BENTON sent an amendment to the Chair,
which he meant to offer when the Daty bill came up
He said gentlemen had been hunting up every thing
for taxation except physc and eew gaws. This was
a proposition to tax bank-notes. On his notion il
was ordered to be printed.
The PRESIDENT laid before the Senate q letter
from Rev. Mr. Bingham, of the Sandwich islands, ac-
companying which Bible printed in that language,
andpepared by natives of those islands, presented
to the Senate.
The FISCAL BANK BILL was then taken up
and '..M
Mr. MOREHEAD in powerful and comprehen.
sive speech of upwards of two hours advocated the
bill.
Messrs. CALHOUN and ALLEN replied, in CD
position; Mr. ALLEN repeating his former declara
tion that the day that it passed into law, he shout,
bring in a bill for its repeal.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,

MONDAY, July &c, ls4l.
The House Immediately after the reading of the
journal, went into Committee Of the Whole on the
REVENUE BILL.
Mr.. LAWRENCE spoke for half an hour in de-
fence of his amendment proposed on Saturday.
financial policy of the present Administration, and
defended the course of the late Administration.
Mr. RHETT followed in explanation Of his re-
cent speech.
Mr. HALSTEAD exposed the economical pre-
lenses of the late Administration, and charged them
with extravaganza.
Messrs. CAMPBELL and WARD opposed the
bill.
Mr.. ADAMS addressed the Committee for an hour,
attacking the whole Compromise and giving an inte-
resting history of that act He spoke with remarka-
BILE power, and listened TO with deep attention
Immediately after, the House adjourned, at three
o'clock.
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IN SENATE.
MONDAY, July 26, 1874

SEWER presented letter from the Secretary of
war IN relation to the claim Of a Chociaw Indian
now m TINS city, praying for the confirmation of
tain land titles TO that tribe w
Mr.. CLAY, of Ky, presented petition signed by
many respectable inhabitants Of the city of Washing
'on VINO We're men of business calling the attention
Oh congress to the business condition of the District
OF Io'pmDis owing TO the state in which the Banks
VI ohe Dis'nct Were eft by the late Administration
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REVENUE BILL.

The House again resolved itself into Committee Of
the Whole the state of the Union, (Mr. Gushing,
of Massachusetts,, in the char the bill in relation
to duties and drawbacks.
ATHERToN, to strike out the enacting clause Of the
bill
Mr.. HOLMES, of South Carolina, replied at length
to certain portions Of the remarks submitted yesterday
by Mr.. ADAMS; and urgently opposed the passage Of
the bill. u IL, ...s.. -. - -. ,f 49,
Mr.. SERGEANT spoke with great earnestness
and power in favor ofthe passage ofthe bill examin
ing especially with reference to its bearing upon the
compromise act, and contending that its provisions,
whilst they amounted TO repeal Of the act Of July,
1882 did not affect interfere with the provisions of
that compromise act
Mr.. GlLMER made some remarks in opposition to
the bill for the passage of which, he commended, as
Continued on The fourth page.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
TUESDAY, July 81, 1S41.

The morning hour was consumed in various un~
successful propositions of different members, all of
which were objected to- and no vote was taken, I'M
til the House (yeas "a, nayss 81 went into Committee
of the Whole.
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WI ral "a Ea d Hs eligi Ous
THOUGHTS FOR THE AFFLICTED,

THOUGHTS FOR THE AFFLICTED.
My Affections are fewer than my sins, and lighter
than my deserts.
My Affections much the fruit of Gods love
any of the bounties of his rovidence-
1t gives no pleasure to God to suffer. "He
doth not afflict willingly" IfI am in heaviness
there is need for it.
Better people than have had as sore trials, yet
uttered no complaint.
Some things in the work of sanctficatioh cannot
ordinarily be attained without sorrow.
1t know nothing of the pains of earth, shall
hardly be well prepared for the joys of heaven.
There few darker signs in the history of any
professor of religion than freedom from affection
No one now in heaven regrets having gone there
through great trbuaton.
To murmur or complain even in heart only is
sin; and the least sin is greater evil than any
conceiv able amount of suffering.
Christ suffered much. ought to be willing to
follow him. &c IF we suffer with him, we shall also
reign with him." eu5
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COUGMS, COLDS.
And an disonaea al NE La,nra.

find all diseases OF the L11,ngS.
TENHE VEGETABLE PULMONARY BAL
Il SAM is believed to be descrvedly the most
popular Medicine ever known in America, for
coughs, colds, asthma phtisic. consumption,
whooping cough, and Pulmonary affections Of eve
ry kind.
The Vegetable Pulmonary has been very extern
sveiy used for about twelve years; and its reputa-
ton has been constantly increasing. So universal
ly popular has this article become that it may be
considered a standard article in large part of
the I'm tied States and British Provinces. Many
families keep it constantly by Them considering it
the most safe and certain remedy for the above
complaints. The propretors have received, and
arc receiving numerous recommendations from ma
ny o / our best Physicians, who make of it in
their practice. The names of a few individuals
who have given their testimony in favor of thi ar
tcle here subjoined and for more full account
see the envelope to the bottle
Doct Amory Hunting, Doct. Samuel Merrill,
Truman Abel, Timothy Bayli
Thomas Brown, Jere. Ellsworth,
William Perry, 9 Albert Guild.
AN INTERESTING CASE.
Extract of a letter from MIR. c. s. Clay, Kigstonin
Ulster county N. Y, to the proprletors:
Youis of the 9th instant duly received A
remarkable affected by the Vegetable Pol
monary Balsam, in the winter and spring of 1885
The person, MIR Moody, bad been sick a long time
with the consumption His physicians had given
him up. He reduced so low to be unable
to help HIMSELF and was raising a large quantity of
blood, when he commenced using the Basam,
which effected a complete cure, and he is as
hale and hearty ever he Mr.. Moody has
reno ed from this town, but he has promised me
a more detailed account OF his case, which 1 will
forward you. G. s. CLAY.
Kingston, N. Y June 25t, 1888.
Argyle, Nova Scotia.
In the winter of 1887 and 1898, | was eized
with violent cough, which continued two or
three months My cough severe that
was obliged sit up two or three hours dur
ing the night and was much reduced in flesh and
strength, and my appetite gone, One of my neigh
hors had bottle of the Vegetable Pulmonary Bal
sam, which he would not sell, he however loaned
it to till could get him another. l experience
ed immediate relief from it. The first opportunity
had procured more of il, and to the use of 1t 1
ascribe the preservation ofmy life.
JAMES w. LENOX
Dec. IL, 1885,
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PmHLHPs, ACAD II WI "
~ DANVULE

III
TIME first term of this institution VIII commence
A onihe 4m dug Of October neat, and continue
eight weeks
Tho Trustees are happy in being enabled 10 hn
nounce TO tho public that they have secured inc
services Of the Rev. A. FLEMING, of ilaverhill,
N. H., n graduate oi the University ct VERMONT
who will take charge of The school as princiPal'
A competent female Teacher will be procured
TO take charge of the Female department.
The Rev. MIR Fleming is regarded By the facui
ty Of the University AN accurate scholar, as nav
ing know edge TO an uncommon degree at MS com
mand, as u man Of experience and sound Judgment
in literary matters and as every way worthy OF
confidence.
MrIP. DANA, JR. will give lessons in music to
those that desire il. His reputation as Teacher
of Music stands deservedly high in this comnuni
ty and abroad
The Academy is located in the pleasant and
Aourishine village of Danvile, and for beauty and
elegance Of architecture, convenience of arrange
ment and salubrlty of location is unsurpassed by
any in Now England The Philosophical appara.
tus will be new and extensive, and Lectures VIII
be given by the principal on the various branches
Of natural science.
Tutr1oN, for the first term, from so to SS3. For
instruction in Music, and the use of instruments,
10 per quarter.
Board may bo had at reasonable prices
by order ofthe Board,
| SAML. b. MATTOCKS, Secretary
! Danvie, Sept. 6, 1S4l. 2l5w4
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COUNTERFEITS, BEWARE OF IMPOSE
TFnNi

Each genuine bottle is enclosed IN a blue wrap
per, on which is LABEL signed by SAMPSON REED.
NONE OTHER CAN BE GENUINE.
W The outside Yellow Label will have ,on and
after December 1889, in addition to that of Samp-
son Reed, the Signature ofWM. JOHN CUTLER, one
of his partners
The great celebrity of the Vegetable Pu Imonary
Basam has been the cause of attempts to introduce
spurious articles, which by partially assum ing the
name ofthe genuine are calculated to misead and
deceive the public. Among these mixtures are the
American Pulmonary 3alsam,' fCompoundPumo-
nay Baisamic Syrup" Pulmonary Balsam, Gar
ters Compound Pulmonary Balsanl,' and others
Purchasers for the true article by it's whole name
PULMONARY BAi4SAM |, and see that it has the
marks and signatures of tho genuine.
Each bottle and seal is stamped vegetable Pull
monary Basam
ZONE MORE COUNTERPART, besides the 'Amer-
can Pulmonary Balsam, and others above alluded
to-An attempt has been made to deceive the rub
| lie by spurious mixture called vegetable Pulmo-
nary Balsam,' sometimes signed Samuel Lee and
sometimes Sampson Lee-said to prepared by an
unprlncped man in Bangor, Me. The name is
written in way to resemble the genuine signature
and is most foul attempt to deceive the public
and avoid the punishment that await actual forge
nv.
For sale by REED, WING IL CUTLER uate
Low 81 Reed) wholesale dealers in Drugs Medi.
cnes, Paints and Dye StufTs, No. ga Chatham
Street Boston, also by Luther Jewett, St. Johnsbu-
ry, VT, and A. Mcmillan Danvile vi. by Chandler
! " Brown Price 81 cts 167ep1y
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A THOUGHT ON THE FUTURE.

lndi1erence may characterize our present course,
but it will not always be A solemn change
will come over us, feeling and anxiety will be IL
Weakened, for the soul and God must meet Saws
Bishop Shuttleworth, ga simple hearted believer
remarked, that men might cheer themselves in the
morning, and they might pass toIerably well per
haps without God till noon but the cool of the day
coming, when God would come down to Ia TX
with them.' Let US remember this, that tho time
is at hand when God ,oiu do,on and talk ,oith
as, and what shall we say to him, when he shall
deal with us, if our conduct and course of life is
such to make ashamed" Reader, how is il
with thee what is thy time Of the days do you bear
in mind the cool of the day is coming -Ba7tist
Beg
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# ar nm for Sal e !.

TENHE subscriber offers fer sale his Farm situated
a in the Southeast part Of Danylle, on the road
leading from Danvile Green 10 Passumpsc WI
lage, Barnet, and about miles from euch, contain
ing 100 acres Of as good land can be found IN
Caledonia County--75 acres under good improve.
ment, we'll watered and fenced with stone wall
and cedar On said farm is good dwelling house
30 by 40, barn 40 by so, wood shed and other out
buildings, and all in good repair--a good wood lot
with from Q to 800 sugar trees excellent
orchard and good brick school house within 100
rods ANY man wishing 10 purchase will do well
10 call soon JAMES JUDhINS.
DoryiI,e VI Sent IA IS4l rt.. 2l5lf
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~ ID u, q O. h

~ Cd Il q q e..
THE BOS7O ON IND TROY IRON COMPANY
HAVE on hand at their Furnace and Foundry;
Il a. and re manufacturing to order,
Caidron Kettles, "a szes) Hollow Ware,
Mill Irons, Axletrees and Boxes,
Sled, Sleigh and Cutter Shoes,
Poughs, "a superior article) M
Mammoth Box Stoves, for meeting houses fac
tories and tanneries,
2, 9 and feet Box Stoves,
Paror Stoves of various sizes;
Strlck lands Cook Stoves believed to be the best
article for cooking now offered to the publc)
Cart and Wagon Boxes, and various other Cast
ings usually made at Country Furnaces
Turning and Drilling done to order.
ALSO,
on hand about 100 tons of Pig Iron of a superior
quality. The above articles sold cheap for cash or
approved credit. All orders or communications
addressed TO the Agent at Troy Furnace Post Of
fee will be thankfully received, and promptly at.
tended to- ,la
HUBBARD HASTINGS, Agent
Troy Furnace, Sept. Ia, lS41. 2l6tf
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To ell OrE ct,

"A GOOD FARM containing l60 acres, 90 acres
IN under good Improvement, well waered, with
good orchard upon it, also good sugar orchard;
good Dwelling House and Barn, all under good
Improvement, and lying about two miles from Bar
ton Village.
Terms made easy for payment, or good chance
to any one wishing to take upon shares or hire
Apply to the subscriber on the premises
SOLOMON WADHAMS
Barton, l5Sept. l94I 2lGw5
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n A II NE Fl % III . "A u E.
(To be sold, ach0Ie or part.)

(T0 be sold, ech0te or part)
GITUATED in st. Johnsbury, about two miles
- north OF Centre Village in 1aid town, on Pas
surnpsc River, containing 1903 acres OF good land,
so of which is good meadow land Said farm -
well watered, and wooded, laying within 90 rods
Of good saw mill
On said farm are two good houses, three barns
and other convenient out buildings. For farther
particulars inquire Of the subscribers residing on
the premises. ORLANDO WHITNEY
ORLANDO HUTCHINSON.
Sent 7 1SAI 2I5w4