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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-30


Tho Proclamation Of tho President of the Uni.
ted States 10 ro.cr,nce TO the sturb8o,cs
r''I and threatened, wall attmct your attention. Tbs
movements OF the ~ called 'Pltript." orc well an
u'fsi'od here, aud the Department Of Tho Stnte ,s
paced ln possession Of the earliest inCorp,f,op.-
h'an7 will h0 taken % ferret out nlI di.turLc,s II
lhs peace 'nd Ia bring them IN punihmcnt Tho
troops you soak Of og marching for tTtc, are in
tended for Rome where the Government ha, nm
arsenal. ''' wv
Iotie'.Iy there is not much thu, is new here.
'Ip h' excitement incident to vctoss Cabinet rcsig.
nations, eNposuOns, rc.apppinlmcnts, and address.
- q" the people, SC. SC. - fast diving away Tho
tfc.ihent VIII leave the city m a lev days Tor Vir.
Eln',-1S soon probably ne the places made vlcnni
no tho Warond Post Olice Departments nrc filled
~ lhe arrival OF Mr. Wcklhs and MIR Mclean
" viii be known IN a day Or two whether or no
,hess gGnuemen will accept tho appointments prof
Tho Sec'ctlry Of State will leave town next
Week ana probably on Monday Tor n short visit Il
| mo North. Mrs. Webster has been absent from
We c,y Tor Two months past, but will return viii
| Mr. Webster
| Inc old Secretaries, save, Mr. Bell, have su lei
| the city. The nCw Secretaries have made a bu,i
ness IKE ana satisfactory beginning, particularly Oh
Secretary Of the Treasury-whose industry. 8us,
"e ss haOuS and ability, al praise.
nc President labors most assiduously in IN
p.i'ofnance 81 his official duties and before long Ia
wings VINO have been most disappointed Will Tor
give emo forget the past and praise Tor the iutur,
| "o of lhfce important removals I believe has
lDsen made which have not yet been published.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-30

I'VE agree with our able CORRESPONDENT. tb,,
'h's 0ui OF separation" pronounced bv tho Con.
sFesSi'nal Caucus, must be expunsed or d,s,vovcJ
anu the Wing party should support the PresiJep,
called into power by an act Of God and the cIecor
OF the people, or they broken to pieces and de,.
iroyed."
The Wing purity have but to hear and to obey ,
Ihey Wi. eheer.uy AID in the proposed ezpuneiio.;
and they viii, as in duty bound, Support the Pre-.
sluen' called into power by the act of CioIr &c
hui the Executive organ must permit them TO fnu,.
muir little, when his Excelcncy acts counter IN
all their convictions OF right. There are soma
things which they have opposed so long ano with
SO much "'dour, that they cannot bring themselves
to applaud them upon the instant. Not to instance
greater matters, the Wings in Virginia, ritbou,sn
exception, considered MIR Selden's appointment,
under the circumstances, uf the most shameless
and outrageous acts OF MIR Van Buren-his rc,cr-
Ton 10y Mr. Tyler, they have not We, quite brousb,
themselves to regard as the MOBILES, act Of his Wis
and oenehrcnt Adminisirn,ion-Lut give them ,i,,o
and in short while, they will applaud !, to tn,
echo!
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-30
DISTURBANCES ON CANADA rnoNrirn,

'N''nhANtEs On CANADA fhON rlcR.
appears from the following that some Of 0ueer
''e'ot'Hs subjects have committed n gross ou,rag,
upon our rights, 10y coming upon our Territory and
seiL'nS an individual and Carrying him or to prison
u he party acted under and by authority, tho Of
'ehee becomes one OF national character, and mus,
be redressed as such.
From the Boston Times.
we extract the following from the ST. Albans
(Vt.) Messenger:
Just as our paper is going to press VIC learn tina,
q most brutal outrage was committed night before
as', IN Aiburgh. The substance of which is twelve
'oya SUBJECTS OF Queen Victoria came over the line
'Wo mics and half into the town OF Albureh and
arrested Col Grogon by fcrce-bound him a., CHAINS
anu TOOK Nun to Montreal. where he Is doubtless ere
'n'N iouSed IN jail. This information we have from
WcN hnoWn acquaintance, no saw him in chains
AZ Mi'Ssquoi Bay, yesterday morning. This act
VIC rus VIII be inquired into by our Govcrnmcnt
without delay"
=, Inc Boston Atlas has letter from St. Albans
vermont, under date o: Sept. -, ISL which con-
hrn'S the above, aud adds:
LAST evening the citizens of ST. Adams me, TO-
sether and appointed committee OF FIVE TO nouir.
,"''her INTO THIS our1ngc, and TO report upon tho
facts OF the case. To seize a man within the terri
tory ot the Unitcd StatcS-to load hun with chains
ahu 10 hurry HIM cH into a foreign iaiI without
io,m or ra, most ne taTIous and outrageous act
which, no doubt, will be inquired MIC bv our ,,cr
NJ w aShinsion without delay.
Co. Grosan formerly-that i, befor, IN. ,.L,i
I'oh-fesided IN Canada. During the rebellion his
property was wantonly destroyed and he driven
rom ms home into the United States. IL was rn
no'Td that nc rctaatcd and burned bui cnss across
me inc. To punish him, as they pretend. thew
n''e occn sGh'y OF the most illegal and hostile
Dr. class OF men" ' 'e
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-30

Schr Vermadilln, Traverse Baltimore, sundries.
to Lancaster, Denby s Co, Crane Co, Fry {. Co
Caperton & Crump.
Schr Gladiator Baker Boston, sundries, TO l. X
White, Fry = Co, Hubbard, Gardner & Co II
Burlington y Co. Myers 4 Co. S Pu,nev. a =
Wooldridgc, L Rust, J Evans, Dunop, NIoncuie
Co. Duval 4 Co, Allison = Wau, Greucr \
Pehke, vi Branch, l. ID Crenshaw < Co, + Boy
den. 10y
Schr John Burr, Flowers, Baltimore.
Schr Eizabe,h Jane, Phillips, Baltimore
schr Plot, Tisiae, MayaSI.2, Porto Rico, with
sugar and m"!asseS, TO Lancaster, DENLY & Co
Schr Zen Washington, Phillips. Bitmore.
Schr Weymouth, Thorn. New York sundries To
Dlnlop, Moncure X Co, c Phillips, L Shepperson,
w Duesbury, l. Crenshaw & Co, L A Rust.
L Il Price Il w Aprerson, Uutbmd. Gardner &
Co, Anderson, Jr. Boyd, Edmond & Co, Dornon,
Dunn = co, L ID llu1rlrs, l. Ludlam & Son. Wv
AT x White ID c Randolph, S Clark Il James,
Smell, Riley x CO, Gaynor, ID b franklin s Co,
Duval Co b Perkins, Dolan, Knnier & Co
Myers, Thompson & Co, John n Gordon
Dudley X Meredth, Fry & Co, G NJ Wcs,. T.
HIruhUs Go. Il : Jones, + Noand & Co, J.
Lyon, X ii Gillian, w Allen. J Gill, Lyell John
ston 4 Lyell, w Mitchell, s Bonavitn, 4 King, c..
hcen y Co, a G Stevens, Webb Booker &
Hamilton, Valentine, Breeder \ Co, ID < C r Wei
Ter, Il Duval Dolly, Boyden, IIuskins <
Libby, Davenport Allen, f. Ade < Co, A An
ker, l. Roscnield, & A Goode, Tyler s TAYLOR,
Womble \ Deine, Pzzini, Gay \ Bently VIII
lhms x IiHXall, Allison < Watt + b IIotchki.s. ]
w Randolph Co, c S J S Root, Darlington,
Gibson - Thornton
Steamboat Columbus, Goddin, BaItmo.c, toLac-
CO.
sehr Spy, somers. New York. coal.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-30
From tho Y. Express
GREAT ROBBERY or THE HERKGMER
COUNTY BANK

COUNTY BANK.
Passengers Ivy the Albany Boats this morning.
report q Great robbery upon the llcrkmcr County
Bunk, at ittIc Falls
r. nppeafs that ON Saturday lisi, after three o..
clock when tho Bunk hours were over that teller
of the Bank asked Of the cashier the keys NJ the
bank which be- obtained, under the prstcxt thlt
some person well known n the Cashier, wautsd
certain checks deposited IN the Bank The Teller,
having then cot the the keys, pcrpetratcd IN con.
junction with two others On waiting, ~ robbery to
the amount Of Seventy -Four Thousand Dollars.
The Teller, having secured The money hurried
oil to Albany, where ho has been traced, and the
persons IN pursuit ol him only five hours 10 hs
rear lie was seen at brcoklts, there Sunday
morning, and after hrcaklb-t took cnuiagc, oa he
stated Tor ludson either with tho intention ot com
ing 10 New York, or going tD Boston.
llc IS holy pursued North, South and East and
il rs qui'c impossible that be- should escape public
justice.
Sioppngs II me Commercial Buk-An iliunc.
ton was served upon the Commercial Bank IT this
city this morning, under the authority OF the Bank
| Commissioners
The doors ol the Bank wcro closed today Tor all
| business.
Tho Bills or tho Bank, IL g presumed, will bc
/ good. les Safety Fund Bank.
! The Bank, 70 ~ believed, has ovor.trndcd, ~
loaned too large m amount to persons connected
! with he management.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-30
" ar Dsp1Tfrusuf-

Judge Mclean declines the War Department.
It's reasons have not been made public IL may
be- that he preferred seat upon the bench to nos,
IN the Cabinet. The Louisville Journal, however.
int'matss that he refused on other grounds. He
was lately heard to Nvow himself warmly in favor
OF National Bank per Sc and therefore could moi
hatmonze, on 'haI subject with MIR Tyler.
tbs rumorct, that the Department will be tender.
cd to MIR Albert ii. Tracy OF New York-Mr r.
was formerly member Of Consress.-IIc is called
n Democratic Wing
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-30
OFFICIAL.
APPOINTMENTS BY rue PRESIDENT.

william Fowle, Justice Of the Peace fur the coun.
~ OF Alexandra, IN the District of Columbia.
Seth w Nyc Surveyor and Inspector OF the Re-
venue at New Orleans
POSTMASTERS
Lhtlcheuy II Mlosby, at Louisville g, Kentucky
IN The place Of George T. Douglass, resigned.
Ezra DIgseu, at MiIcJscgi.c, Georgia, reap.
pointed.
Seth w. Nyr, Surveyor and In,pecior Of the
revenue at New Orleans.
DEFUTY PJsTMAsTERs.
John i. Hutchinson, at Watcuon, in the STATE
Of New York.
james Cochran, Mt Oswego, in tic State Of New
E.-.Uaitsoutyn.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-30
DIED

on yesterday morning, the 2a,h instant. At ,
quarter past l o'clock, aged Is years, S,R,u Asyr
VI ic yodnsSs! and only remaining child Of Abby
1o.''I ana me late JoSephus ID Cotton Her ni-
neral will take place from the r,s,Ioo,' oS u
Srand Mothe', Hannah Clarke, near the Mcd'roI
co,'eSc' at ! O'Clock this afternoon lie, friend,
anu "'quuniarces are requested to attend.
lesterday morning, after short lines, N,s
JANE IHoMr'os, IN the ,th year OF hcrnee' Her
,i,ulS' ana the friends OF her Son in-law, MIR JON
u'h'n leslie arc requested to attend her funeral
tnls afternoon, At : O'Clock, from the 81 B,pti,t
Church, without further notice.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-30

~ S"b-TTeaSWry rcb6cL-A hapdb;u s;c,.J T.,
So, ,O,,, Receiver, dated Land Office, Chicoco
Se8' - loil states that the Office of IN, Rcc.;ss
,,,,, "O,i' moneys IN Chicago, entered ON Sat
u,uny OF Gun Ivy night last, the Sub.Trc,snrv s,f,
opened ny idl KEYS, and the f,llowin, nn,,nn,s
- .S VIZ: SIo,S5s IN gold, $500 IN silver, sioO
~ treasury notes, 500 Military Land Scr,p AMI
re re gu note Is ofNoTth Adams, Nlassachuset,s
coyery OF the money, and $500 for the ,rJcs "S re-
rObber. '''' "''es'o ' the
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-30
FROM The SaDannah Ropu5iieaa S,yt. 25,h.
GLORIOUS NEWS FROM FIORID,

ny rhe ARRIVAL yesterday of tho u. =. steamer
nsn. IayIor, Capt. Peck, we have the cheerin, in
~ me coming IT. ct sixty Indians and tho
po.pee'o " upwards OF two hundtcd more. thu
having promised To meet Col. Worth n, Pea.
tI .eeh. on me 2si inst These Indians belong 10
hospitaka's hand and include lhl who,e Of tb;s "
domltable Caicrs people " '"'' III
Inc prospect OF closing this lone and ;p,c,,,,;,,,
ole war brshIcns every day under The Of ,L
Ea'," .t worth The blow was long since struck
Cy Iol' Harvey which soon will give peace tn Fin
Ilua' and we confidently believe that with the com.
w OF the New year the long desired result
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-30

Georgia IS decidedly 10, n N,,i,D,r Ri.
1t Is made The question, as i, will be. nj the
COnsress,ohaI election, there will be an immense
majority ior N,-but az our GuJernatorlaI eec,Io,
htAI Monday week there will be a failing OF fron
s resIentlaI vote Iasoutumu Of 500 loss to the
majority, and If Tyler had signed the biI mr.
"ouId nave been scarcely opposition. But rsiv
Upon II, without important changes m tbro. ves,y
u ;oIsia will be certain j,r Clay. ''
oil. EInIh, presume, Is I'D thrown blck on her
cH'Iy ineUrnted, she thinks she is stapdina ersc,
%hen staggering backwards and doomed to filI nm.
der the contemp: Of the Nation - '''' ''''
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-30

MIR wFo,rER.--Ths Secretary left the city yes
tcrdry morning, on short VISIT % lis iarm at
Mauhfcld, IN Massachusetts.
Fronci, J. Grund, E.p. his been appointed Con.
sui OF the United States of America at the port of
Bremen, IN Germany, from tho 10Th Of September.
MIR IloJsson, lato Dfogoman nj Constrnuroplc,
has received the appointment of Consul Of tho Uni
ted States Tor the port Of Tunis, IN the Bubsfy
Stntes,- MadisontaH.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-30

"enierien-l send you an ex;rac, of letter ius,
received from friend who has been residing in
georgia Tor some time past, and whose opportuni.
Ties OF an extensive and accurate acquaintance with
Puo"e o. n'on there, cnnno, he disputed. ItwiIIb.
perceived that the writer predicts loss in the an.
proachIns HuoernetorilI vote, no, because of onv
hostile feeling 10 n U"i,ed States Bank-bu, II.
very reverse, Inasmuch IT Mr.. Tyler had signed the
banN BuI, there woud have been little or no on
position to General Dawson. commend the con.
Guiding Paragraph on the suLisc, Of Virgin, alb
sirAcIons TO the particular consideration Of tho -.
"s'aO'e AnudAuvian who scods 50 necessarily and
30 uhiHea"nsy 10 the Enquirer about State
I.sh'S-''f'ci Cons,Euriion-anii Bank-an,i.Ta.
rit-anti every thing e1cep, anti. Tonfooery.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-30
For The VINO.
SIGNS or TIE TIMES

olGNS OF THE TIMES
+ rom careful examination of the docyrne,,.
"Hcn nave ialey emanated from the acting Pre-.
sident OF the United States, one er,,r,,r' - g
apparent, viz that the present inr,,n,b.-, ~ Is
PRESIDENTIAL Chair, instead Of ATTENDING as cyc,
Smpe hearted and sincere Patriot womb "a tho ~
VrtS' oi hIs country, Is spending his time IN ,c,
ping UP cipitiliOr reelection Hepr.Cor,b "a. - iii
hetr Out 10 Tie iiom him about the reducton ,.c T.
cutIvc power, but much about the dane, o,' ,t1.
General Government annihI.atIag the ,iybts or 81.
n''tsi 'hc dangerous tendency Of monled.cortor,
TONS, &c Let not only every Wing, but eyer, MAJ,
who " shes TO &c mis- country de 3, yc5sI &C., -, 80
ing rum resist every movement having the tendency
70 re elect john Tyler, and unite Tor the purnos, 81
procuring amendments 10 the Constitution IN ,yI
limit the power of the Exccu,ivc-Ict the vc,, ,,.
Or, "a power that IS chargeHUe with mos, of tb, -
Icrnss oi the country Tor 10 years pastl be nII,b
let no individual he eligible as a candidate or The
Presidency after having served four ve,rs-,,Lc
from the President the power Of nppoi1in,ents ami
removals from Office, and let such officer, arc ,,,y
called me Ministry Or Cabinet, constitute an Eve
c"t'c Counci', entirely independent Of the Execu.
tive, nnd accountable % the Representative of ,I
people alone. The public interests viii mo n nc,,l
lh future umcs, 81 the present system rcmnfrs nm.
changed. HE days Of Washington, Madison. and
so pni nfe gone, and IN time a. come u fp,v bc ,y
pect'd that ocea Si9Hoiy the office of President ,cI
ucV"lVe on wI1t are sometimes called "iiiiis p,,,t
men," Such men are incompetent 10 Ise Tho -
crs now snnici 20 the Executive by the C1pst,t,,.
upn, win wisdom and prudence, and like tho u,fd
1ud ioo.lsh' king mentioned m Holy Wr,. tbcv
will not be advised" The regular admip,s' ,,,,,
whole people, will 10 obs,ructed, and disorder and
confusion will follow.
"Wo FOO ihos o and, whore thy King is a cbisIp,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-30
N. Y. MARKETs-S.,, o.

FLOUR IS little dul!er to-day there is more
~ AMI the demiud Ices IL is held at ali rntrs
ron TIn - to 90, embracing Ohio aud Western
CohN-H Cargo was on sale, and offered at
80 cents, without finding buyers.
~ lON-Ihe market is quiet, hut little d.
lnG' and prices without alteration. -Erprsss.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-30

TEMPERANCE MEETING ON CHURCH
HILL.
~ The Washington Temperance Society will
hod Public Meeting at ST. Johns Church, tlcv.
MIR. llIrrsJ on Sunday afternoon, at half pn,t 3
o'clock. The friends Of tho ciuse and the public
generally, arc invited TO attend.
,oFFEi. -l lending from srht vcrmadina
- btl bags 'nHuisun" l.. guTa Cote"
~ %" DO RIO DO fIr sole 10y
So LANCASTER. DENNY & 90.
SOLE LEATHER AND uOLAssEs Loo
- sides tassuftci wo.gl'~D -O, Leather
~ heroes huo Porto Rico MUsFscs. Tor retailing. for
N"l" ~ RALSTON q PLEA~ANTS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-30
COLh LEATmhIi AID MnI.AssEs- 1Dn
HOYT & cos OFFICE.
MORE GODD JJCE

Hall Ticket u y a. econ in Iccsburg Lottery CIis4
WI Another drawing mes IN The morning eNOOl, 10
oi lEai ~ n l2I1 luut ltOD. Trkcta s.
Another drawing taxes place ~ O'Clock. T. W Trk,I
- u you want money, come to HONT & co.'s aud
o.. gr ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-30

a Loco FOco in the Enquirer complains Of the
Wings that they do no, give duliful suypo,. 10
the President OF their own creation" Such a SEN
umeni could only emana,e from Tory
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-30
CLARKE'S OFFICE,
Under the Exchange Hotel

Received ON Friday morning next. Va. tcrziutg, Extra
Glass 80 o. ~ NusaauI ~ drawn. CapiiiI4- s6uNt'
, 2Sr Plti ~ ~ ~ pra.a OF i5lu cao 10 Ut E1, III
ut iuNv, etc. Tickets only s..
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-30

TUE rubsctibrt l1a rr.iIrI ForE Monroe and Cal
lpuu inr uUyifisuf twenty years. aGcncrll agent
iIr Minerals ut kful tIutrrH, Hul may Toe
lt DO" Bell Ivuu irI few ilye lus will give every n'I
nation Zoo rursus wis uy wI.li u make Inquiries r"HCt
tug tho work iu lc uur Sc THO lhurofH paid m0rty
and the Gle, iways, gutl o aprro huy person ti-
nieluuI five Iauda. can have checks payable m
Richmond ur Pcrr.iur. tuuuusiun ior FniuE Toe rolls
and renting. is q rcrc"ut
H. uy f.rurr. W ". uiv. Proprietor ~ the nFI Ia.
ycr viii give every iu1tmaugu that may be- requisite.
WN LAUGliTON. Agent.
Richmond September ~, 1911. 40 tutd
tr7s- Enuuirrr v,iI rni tun,4.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-30

Tuhr drown lirhmolI on Tul1y. Al u'clpck,P y. NJ
Va. MuuuurIl1, Glass NJ % q, Nos agd ~ drawn -
tlpalHs9r Fu tsu jl. 1929, ptiz-s NJ sOI each,
nf co., etc. Tickets e.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-30
NOTICE 10 TNIIOUe

TANlNg obtained Gee Ag'ray lur the aiic " Anfrrrs'
rrlrirHio r'i'u Iuur SucatH, arc nov prepared
~ urni tieu oitIor q" luy Country Trlprr. VI tn
NinuffcurtE UtirrH aul respectfully solicit Them To- ,t
~ scud ticirurIrrHtU q y RICHARDS 60.
sign ul Ihn Saw. " street, ~hOrkoc Tiu.
F' ~ Ni-lui MI. Va
GCNiP.-sAoO carry sFuee ~ INC janice River ant
- ksuswhs Company Erup. tur ri'cHy
~ b WIZ II-nI A 80
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-30

- The signs from the Executive party nre
little more Whig.sh than they have been. The com.
muncit'ons IN tho NndsonIan oil wear q Wing rs.
pecL and The Editorials say, that the Wing party
ought 70 support Mr. Tyor. The new Cabinet is
Iauded for rs incorporating whiggery, and bit.
,er adherence Of Locolocosm
This Is all we'll enough. As Mr. Tylofs LITTLE
party made the first demonstration Of hostility to.
wards the Wings, IL is meet and proper that they
make the first advance 10 reconciliation.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-30
KnAHnkH NAAIGATInN InMnANN

I'TII HnTUN WTTTUH ~ ITT NUITOk0 NaVgiIIUr IDln.
d rny VIII b" h'H.W We dsi, ,N. 60 uu MONDAY,
tire -fh day II November next.
sc Il-cN5 4. JOINER.
Hy- 1hc Richmond Erquircr will publish dmra.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-30
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF RICHMOND.
ARRIVED.

----------
High Water, this day, b O'Clock, 7. NJ.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-30
TEMPERANCE MEETING ON CHURCH

Schr Spy, Somers. New York, coal.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-12-21

boring under severe ndisposition vas unable 10 do Sc
at the present timc. lie accordingly moved that The
House do adjourn, which was carried, and
Tie IIousr adjourned over TO Monday rex
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-09-16

In pretty little cottage at Richmond, COM
manding delightful view Of the Thames,
lived Madame La Roche and her only child,
Adellne.
Al an early age, the parents of Madame
La Roche had taken her from her nntive
county, England. TO France, in order that
her education might be completed. Here a
certain Monsieur La Roche, a man much
older, but also much richer than herself. had
solicited her hand. In obedience to the com.
DnDds of her parents, aud in spite OF her
strongly expressed aversion, the match was
concluded, aud the elderly husband and the
young wife took up their abode in Paris
Three years nficr Monsieur La Roche died.
leaving one child a daughter. Since that
event Madame La Roche had resided IN
Switzerland first, and subsequently, in Ger.
many. Al length, tired Of The continent, she
returned to England, where she had now
lived two years. aud where she intended to
spend the Remainder Of her days.
A. woman " placed NJ our present social
system. perhaps the most independent und
life enjoying OF the sex ~ Young and at.
traciIve widow. Madame La Roche was
both young and siii -ciive-and sensible too.
or she would have been cnvious OF her sweet
daughter, AJuline. As u vas she treated
her With the warmth OF = mniher, and tho con.
fdence ~ an elder sister. Qua certain sum.
mcr DAY Adrliue La Roche was seated in n
room opening ON lawn which slopcd To The
river. by her side, and close by her side
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-09-16
DOCTOR DAVENP ORI"S GENUINE
Bilious Pills.

NNllESE Pills are Justly esteemed for their en-
u sy operations and good effects, as n mild
safe, and sovereign remedy for Bilious com
plants, pains in the head, stomach and bowels
in removing distractions Of every kind, by dis
solving and dischargng morbid matter, helping
digestion, restoring lost appetite, and n sure re!
lief for costveness They are so accommodated
TO all ages, seasons and hours, that they may DO
taken in winter or summer, at any time Of the
day, without regard TO diet or hindrnnce Of bus=
ness. Their operation is so gentle, pleasant, and
efectual, that by experience they are found 10
exceed any other IN, sic heretofore offered TO THO
public, which we can show by great numbes
Of certificates from eminent phy sicians and Others.
D.3VE.VP OR7"S CELEBRATED EYl
WATER.
which has been applied with great success IA
weak, sore and inhamed eyes, in al stages
WHE.lTO.NS I1'CH OLvI,ME.vT.
Which cures in less than one hours applica
ton. (See drections.)
The character OF this celebrated Ointment
stands unriyalled Tor being n safe, speedy, and
certain cure for that loaihsome disease called the
Iich-and for all kinds Of pimples on The skim
Il is also n valuable article for the Salt Rheum
and Chilblains.
UHE.4TO.N7S LaU.NDTCE Bf1TERS,
Which are so emnently useful in removing all
Jnundice and Bilious complaints.
A fresh supply Just received and for sale in this
town by Dact. u. u. HAZARD and K. J TAY-
LOR Also by the Druggists in Providence.
July 20.