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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-03
MA SHALL
FURNITURE wAREROOMS :,

bi PD~iIE TIE BANKS.
FIE sui sCThcT has 90 hand. and Ey uauufar.
Il turing every article In the Furniture uc and s0le's
a call from purchasers Having machinery driven boy
wafer power employed, enables hu fu uiauuf rlutl
any article i'm his line good terms as me sarue ar.
can be made elsewhere. Tie advantage Of machinery
besides assisting 100 expedition. enables U have sic
materials used ioTpug by seas0n1 De licl is Of much
impo lance % have good article good work. 10y having
the timber sawed ur aud stuck away some lime fore
worked W. ~ SMITH.
Also-Constanily on hand and nr ale large ans 20
neral stock Of Mahogany, which is usually purchased
auction In the To-, and save f1 ny direction
All orders fITuI shed uiifI ufHfuHfufaa. tea
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JAMES a GEoHoE WINSTON,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
REFER To
Lambert n Mckenzie. AlskaadTta
John boks. Go, baltimore
TIA butcher, Philadelphia
James Hunter, Nc~ York
Francis Fisher, uoston
HnghAnA ErOthcIs, rtttshnra
ncnry Crew, Richmond, Ohio
bcn W tasi, S,nnhield, Ohio
Icmucl Jones, Mt Pheasant, Ohio
NJ Tosd, Cincinnati
Horn Carpenter, do
"A.
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ROYAL PARRISH

.-. NS.ll SAeS --,.-, 4,
u ~ lns reeetNea NJ t-l socN 81 n.ygel, = - ~
oueIs eI saIs on liOcr-I 'efns' S'u''N, ~ t''
. te loHnSlnf E.cusi ,---,
Z, hhl- foL,o Nl'' an y S1.e2hs S-+H'
NV 40 HtCi0t
- laSk.-e, ~
Z, s1is rushsI =
- hhH una c!-E me-
" 80 I-.S-l'@ 'N"es
~ 10 x /, 'u,-,.--,t g,
- 70 = n,u.us' 70
- go =, s'-'a -
=, ma a-,-s,ts
IT, n'ies ~ "a =. 49,.
:. PiLHA-,- - 'a''--' S-1-""
Ia S1,,,".
~ 10 AZ.
IgS 90 C.H ,,,..ry
- ~ V a, W Li ~ l
tr - s,-it ,y --'ry-t
:, ~ ss4t' '" '.---
- .-. -
o. 80. 49, -
=.
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A RE now receiving their FAN sock which ia worry
- fl,nsN' anu VIII hc sold on such term. as will bc
an nduccmcGt To purchasers. - vs." '
ihCir sock consists ia part, lin. G,Il,,,r..
fashi"nluIe ani wide brin black concy Hats
10 do do white do do
~ ~ do do muskrat 40
,,,ppo,,, do do black drab Russia 10 DO. va
Do 30 do do do brush do
20 co do mOicsku do
-, 70 do 10 Nuus DO
Mems aud boys hair seal Cap.
DO 30 DO seslcU Ito
10 40 do cOucy luI dp
DO 80 do musErat DO
DO do 10 glazed 10
'thi. mems fur seal ju
pu otter
Also, We have received direct from the Manufacturer
s "' binnets, OF the latest style; among whic Ia al
Nunns white and cOloured B0nneis
straw O1li tIshion) do
b-Conntry merchants and others will find il 10 their
interest 10 call aud give our STOCK thorough examn.on
On . aSs .'r pun ehAses' as we ate disposed to sell
oI l IeASohabie sINAncc. q. q Il.
Sc I5 3m VI inc I1.'e "''eL
FALL AND WINTER GOODS
recent arrivals from the North, Ia Tcccip of
GOODS. '''''H" nm
loose whoarc in want OF staple Goods such as Bl,n
kei 'lnrls, Coii =, CassimeTss siiincts KcTsrys LIN
scys' Carpeung, Rugs Colon O1nabuTgs, ShTns- sheet
hLs' &C VIII h1t orr stock equal 10 the CIV.
oar STOCK uf FANCY GOODS, consisting In mari of
biack and bite black silks, Rich cn'oTrd and f5ry n
sdlns, BombazinCs, MuuEchuc ic LANES ChaiI,s Rth
Gloves, Hosiery. Preach Collars aud Canes AMI
every other arci" belonging this branch Of 6usinc,
'iu,E ny SUPERIOR, 10 any We before had the
pleasure OF offering.
w 'avi,r country n-reh,n. and the public generally
10 "a. diid sNsmiuG ouS assortment.
'7a< GAY a BENTLEY.
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dis. Y. KIMnRouGm. Com'r
old NlnGINIA HARD TO UEAT.r-
ENCOURAGE HOME MANUFACTURES.

ing Manujgcilry II Slrtei, Siocios mn
I'liE subscriber -' continues fn manufacture his an.
4 TaENhsH tIt.rh Ct'w5Uu Hiuckrur, which ttou tfs
introduction ii5 uaiu'aIu"i Character for giving
anln tNntgus aud tcIuU!u pvush, hard ct IN soil
iWhic hhuINcIchct when uhu,d over TO-, imi arnr am
agreeable plucy The Leather ami E,cuiu+ tr -
without hr''nunc bari or moulding lie also ninuflc.
uCr superior lAqmi Hacking, Uqualiu al The qualities
81 Tic Paste. u u not his intention rr-uTi 10 nmcsn.
hs p"s ~ ihc shape of large tucy,I o bc uaD
Tor superior article, would tc unnecessary u those,
WI" nav used H. -ud Go those who have not; tiaI will
salisy ihcn u rs super Or'y, NOT bee will 1t back
Richmond ani th"risto The CITY ant Country Merchants
iar opportunity ut procuring superior u ls king ON As
good terms and with tCticT security against itopTsifir
man they can get elsewhere lie w. alwayz ling To n E
rants. " wa
CAL before purchasing elsewhere and examine; prices
mahc 10 SUIT the times. +. AUGUST
u '-uDm III vTCCi, shoe koc I'LL.
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ID ID I'D
REGULAR LINE OF PACKETS
FOR NORFOLK. CITY POINT AND RICHMOND.
nNEto call every saturday 'pcet.elr, iIom Bo'ion -
~ sin new the hrss slss. A l. ln.uIaEes
warranted az lowest rst-s 49,,
GLADIATOR. NtNss
GRAND ISLAND, ...-........s'A hrnvr' 90
E-QtfIMAuN,................ bCcos. 10
lNNAWAN,......-.... Aslns, 10
gOMENA YOUNG %
With experienced al good piNss To sst sva-
~ s,rI,y from Central Wharf Freight stored ana ship
nod free OF expense tie ,e-~es should net aTr,e n
lime For freight passage, apply 20 BRNNllAlL 4
HOWE No "a I0sr Wharf STEVENS, FISHER - Co
No 2, aud ~ Central Wharf or 10 JAMES = WILDER
Neu yort Packet Orice. hesdo Long Wharf
hs,afs IA Norfolk-Messrs sOUl-rER BELL
Ar.ats IN Rfckmsrd-Msss JAMES FISHER SsON
WILLIAM ROwLETT. Boston, November, lNN.
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j. HOOPER a SONS
REGULA X Ii n + OF Z n r %
y>.s- Balfi.->~s 10 Isishsto-i direct, ris:
schooner lanes Fr.h.r Ie,.n Mister, Mister.
Merchant, X. Morgan, 90
Psnlsloon, A. w. SAunderA ~
Mary Mhssdsu, Hooper, o.
\ ShnueT, 10
Thomas Dali, Grt1th, 10
N.nebc-trr, = EHnCnison. 30
The above ell good vessels, aud eomnandeu eS -
psnsnced Captains ,,. -.
For lrelght the above vcesels Apply 70 Masters GU
ocarl Al R.l.,op Ple.ssnus' wharf, oi 10 -
JAMES FISHER son.
NAM Only Agents ioi thus l.ns.
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DOMESTICS.
Manchester, Eagle. Merchants Richmond and Pc,.r.bp,
Cotton onnabars. about SO bales Al factory priees
=. -. ,g 3. an, an; y., Nssa-no sasnn;.
- Merchants shirtins.
goa; vsety Of i5i and g., Brown shsc,inss be.
10 e4:.' beashed Domesc', comprising good a,.or,
s."s heayy : slc,ahsd shec,Inss aed
/ Pine ). Eusush Long Cloth finest imported
Blsaehsd and Brown prlhnss
I Cotton FilnusIs ans FuST
NEGRO CLOTHING & BLANKETS.
taei LEsey ~ her'sy, all wool very heavy ,ni strong
sei5 Grey led K,r;sy en- ari., a, he,yy =. No
Ca6le Cord Kersey, Washington Jean, Pcr.,ss.,.
jeans, neayy s''tne. ami other style, Of Goods foI
"a. ana Maryland P-niieniary aud ..KnoI'.n Lin
! T's.1s,i 40 Dual Blankets
Rose ami whitney BIlukes
fIc'ure. 'slo, sIl and sl2a pair -'-'''
CLOTHS, CAssIMERES & VESTINGS.
EI-Il tue wool tlack Cloths
Do 90 twilcd blue 10
E,,ra fa, Iayisibl- Green. RIA. ,nl DIV, CIo,b,
Prg'ei Be-ysr C''hs S1ic3ssimerss, for or-r.oats
McN-Lln ai-l !g~ priced C!oihs DO DO
bneiIy PHO, Cloth. . great barsala
| EI'i one Dr.L C'Cths
sgr.r w".iei black hall MILD French Cs',mers OF Ell
handsome assortment Of Fancy Ca.simere. from q, no,
| yari 10 ne snesi imPortcd-mAuy new styles
lmgtna slInny Cassmerss for Toys. winter clothe. :,
EIra tine tI.ek cadet, r;eei mixed and green s.une.
Eeurucsy Jeans. from 2s 3 per yardtoth. enc.
Na!enea, Cashmere BroehA anu Wooden Velvet vcItngs
Ele.,at f.nrei .nd plain Eosush satin vesins,
Be.t Gems Ns!yets, Tor Yes and Collars
Colored SIX Neyets, for trimming dresse.&.
SILK GOODS.
B5ss ani 6ae o!7ek sssTfsur-d psin and striped
NlcIi : Henl fui cheugtable s!lka
lnsh Popuus
Plan ami satin striped chanse.ble silk Serge,
~ q, ofeh sks and satns Tor dresse. ami bonnet.
FIGURED aud ~AieIed white SILK. AMI sain. for parry
PAIN Ps5,. , T1ss ,S Gaaliio'
Ggiored Tsgon and ish article for 4d.. drcsse.
Haek blue black ant colored French Grapes
Vel Grapes
B2m9sZ,.nes, fromt rer yard to the fl.s, imported
Elegant emnrotloT'd AMI Cheua scarf. and shawl.
Ihyuetsu Cashmere Slawl-
Mourning and second Mourning
Rich Fancy seaIis and Hakn
Bonnet aud Cap Ribons, neWstyles
Assorted Satin and Lus,rins Ribbons, al widths
Elnbroiderd Miir, ana deui Glove.
Ghena SIX aud raiin scsrs and CrIU.:s Tor gentlemen
An assortment Of silk HiEf', Tor geu,lenen-som very
superior quality.
PRINTS, MOUSLANES * MERINOES.
Rich London Prints ne-es and most select styles
HANDSOME assortment OF American PRINTS a. all prices,
Fine and medium Furniture PRINT.
1000 yaTis Aouslane e L4nes-some very rich at
from Il Id, Il 81. D 81 sHd6usr
Alpachs Lu-tres, for ladies' crosses
Fine plain MousaneS beaurfIl colorE
English and French NeruucF-.Ullg yery Low for Gau,e
Sc yauts-say zpcr yard.
LINEN & LINEN CAMBRIA GOODS. .
Heavy uudressed lnsh Linens i0r ilmly use
81, 1914 and ~ Linen Shcefug
D.lasE Diapers and Damask Cloth. and Nsukips
Linen Canbrcs
Lin n Cambria Hdkfs
Collars, B0soms. &c. &c.
SUPERIOR Welsh Flnnels and otherrye, unusually cheap
sell 0'
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nCTORRR on,h

OCTOBER goth.
X Wc nassau, The subscriber has received n further
- sulpy ~ Gte COS superior ?iluog. with the grand
as,n i't Itaa', and upper dampcrs Que n SlJi and
"uo q, $50. ". DANIEL,
oc Music sioro sqIarc ab,yctic Blnks.
Nh SIDES Heavy Russct Leather inst received amt
w l0r sale low, tJ close the couai. rment
1871, WADE w. WOULDRGuGE
~. 70 doors below Tho Boil
- BALTIMORE PLAID LINsEE
EsuhscbcT b. receiving oday Large lot of Inc aovc
tt aud -, aud Oh0f makes of entirely new psffcrps
ghc.nc can sell very low. Those wantnE ~ uuanfy Wi
oe " THo n. PRICE.
(tIBsONs OLD wHIsK cyl bbIs Of ,,I.
" ven known old Whisksy, or sale ~
-oe 10 Jas q GEo WINSTON.
COTTON AND mEHINO sHIHTs NSII
DHA wEHN
A LARGE assortment Of gcntlcmcu'a sIfrts s,5 No..
"a ore, follows. viz. ''"
Cotton Shirts and Drawers
Mcnno do DO
silk do do
IanbswOol DO DO
Ladies Morino DO
Al =. u CuNNINGnAN'a
IN New and Cheap Cash Dry Goois store
VIZ For Main street.
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NEW HAT STORE.

c. & J. 5. ROOT,
Wholesale AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
ii II AND CAPE.
MAIN sTRKEr, Richmond
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IT, CALL, before you buy elsewhere
JAMES & GEORGE WINSTON,

-.
JAMES 4 GEORGE WINSTON,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
orr Tgr sol, on ne rIosi Ssa"5"g5 term, and m r.,,
agd err g,ogiS,' ry.,,. ,s'"'' ava o" j'H'
One UuHfrcd TLrus,pJ Pond. paInS ,.,or,,, -,
" r. IN q tos cents -
- bnIs AMI ~ lars Family 80
40 Kegs OF Northern Butler
IlI bbl. 80 1 y q n,tt Hem.
. sR,o. Issura, lava and 81 Domingo CoAse
IS boxes of Havana sugar
Is bD!so Brazil DO
=! " T ,I,. lnpe1al aud Young Tyson Tea
~, a. s sH" boxes "unpoSdcr 10
10 hnis Trinidad Molasses
10 DO sugar House DO
q cS4ss Jc
% boxes Of sperm Candles
e 30 80 of }dw r ag'gs .,, 10
~ DO starch
100 GAS jas as.o,ied Pickle.
30 boxes sGl IuE2. gsI1 IONIi IOIlG, IOrl5 lIK7,
500 Id. cotton aap yarn yarn Sss ,%reT Class
~, ~ G Ga." ..a,6 GIoysI w sssd
Is 30 Red %SSi G dow T pTa5 ia 10
3 % i;' : 2 Rom 5o'n''' "''"''"'
d@ XXI Peach I ",
Inb,.r piprs Frnnrb ,ig
5gulrcr Casks do do
idm House ''' a '"''''' ~ Ut" '"' u
pire pfg n, t.gr, "a
Al a. ,,skl seity No.. .f.n,i,.,
Iu To Trrrgb ~ a., ' ''''-
10 do Port Vino
80 do sweet MsIar,
~ bbts { itcr yi,cg,r
Ipnpu 4. N,I.-,,', ,1-.ar,.5
No. ans C.Yyici Ii''r' ''1''''
surirr.s IItir Cloth
g,' ,t,..,, a. ~ .,..t 1..tr. 5..--.
lut XXX. ~. ~ ,,,,,,i.' -,
P.edmDuf ,iik ErsI '''''' ''''o"'
~ ao oi.i v 1,ns and Wood seat Chairs
On riI t'S, r,Iio,..- pl.,L
ANN ty,,c.. SIC, -
'''''' '1P'cs' '""-lI- xxi,
.... AboO,
~ mas ~ trniH and aud Porto Rico -u1ar
~ ,iS ,t. S 60. W%'Il'J sN'h"e' rug"
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ALFRED KING.

Il. tbFr constantly uu hand. if Dots Coach
II lew doors lnluN dee Bc Tavern. arse ami fashion.
able assortment of Coaches, Charorses Earau-hes BUG.
and rulkeyF male % Inc best materials and WORKMAN
Ship which 10 w sell unusually low flr cash ~ fy ae
rrgiauC.s Al knIs Uf made 10 order AL fs rrfof
n D fr.f ID O. IHf al la
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JOHN HUNTER, c. c.

No"c u hereby given 90 the parties Interested in The
above deere that shall the d day Of November
next at Louisa Courthouse, AZ ~ clock A. NJ pro, ccti
as one OF the commissioners uf the Court 10 execute The
saddtcrrc A. therein required
- Afd' Iu- v EINpupIcu r..
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janice CARMINATIyE HAIsAN

IS certain, safe and ,ifsctua remedy for D. sen.
terry, Diarhu', or Looseness. Cholern Morbu.,
Summer Complain, Choic, Gripping Pains, Sour
Stomach, Flatu.ency, sc. &c, and all Spasmodc
and Nervous Diseases, a. SICK and nervous Head.
ache, Hys'era, Cramp &c. &c.
II7 u one Of The most efficient pleasant and safe
positions ever offered D the public for the cure Of the
various arrangements OF the stomach md borss and The
0nLy article worthy Of the least confidence for curing
CHOLERA lNFANIIM or SUMNER COMPLAINT; an (
ii all the above diseases really acts like Charm.
Al persons are requested 10 Try H. for there IL mo mis-
take about IL boin2 one OF Do" valuable family me
rines ever yet discovered uniroIs-nay thousansl Of
certificates have teen received from Physicians Clcryy.
men, aud families % the first reapcriabity bearing the
Ifongest testimony IN b. ayIur, too numerous publish
Also, fall supply Of JAMES INDIAN EXPEIsTOR.
Ant aud TONIC VERMlFUGE
For sale by LYELL- JOHNSTON & LYELL,
sole Agents for the PropTiefor,
N 4 NIX s.tt
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81 DOZEN nOwARU'S IMPROVED CuLMlCEI
Oh CHLORIDE SOAP, Tor ssie, by
SAMI. r. AIDE & CO.

SAML. r. AIDE & co,
Agents for the Maker
10 This SOAP possesses virtues and properties
found In no other II ts Manufactured by practical
chemist w washing The face and hands with uis Soap
every morning, 81 will make the skin smooth and a.
80" AZ SIX removes tan yimplcs aud blcmishca; snd
those who have usedt or shaving give the preference
10 I'll other kinds.
u being made of Chloride Of Soda makes n very dis
injecting Article " those who afflicted with often
size bTsaih would frt wet sJn tooth brush, aud then
pas uOvef this soap aud rub teeth and gums there
with every morning, b. will cure the Bcuryy in the gums
AMI prevent the teeth fOu routing nchinq
the enamel and euro the offensive breath
It's very superior article for washing anI cleansing
sores AMI woun s aui preparing the flesh Co.. heal no.
there Should moi be without this soap by washing children
thef'Wih n prevents sore cars, and many cutaucDua
disorders u be believed that should the body ho we'll
washed al over with thus soap week % would pre-.
vent f1any diseases a. which the human body BE- subjected
" has pruveItu bg the best article n for removing
Grease Paint Tar Sc from Linen Cotton and wOolcn
Goods.
Runi's andhanikerthicfs, which have long lain by and
bfc"ne yellow ~ being washed with this 5Ulp will be.
white
Prsusrsd sd S1ld. wholesale aad retail % -
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NOTICE TO TAILORS.

TIhvINg chained the Agency i0T the sale Of Andrews
efiebrsfe patent Tailor Shears now prepared
To- finnish tem either TO City Country TooTs the
Nuuf.rtra mice aud raprrffuly solicit them 20 call
,, scn,i fbrir orders 20 g RtCHARDsN co,
sign Of the saw, street, shoekoe Tll,
500 Rishmond, Va
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FALL & WINTER GOODS:

winch viii 70 icun examination, bc the rrfsr.
,s sni ''cH st,c,d, that they have ia their
power 10 CEri, an al prices Lffnrfsly similar
Goods can bc purchase IN any other House ia this
This pes'ge which they are J-teTrniued 10 tud and
respectfully a rail from those want OF gnni lar
gains Ia scasCuahlc fAll and Winter CVCdA
In the annexed hist hey have enumerated u the
"ois couprisr. their sock al Of IhcA &C be found
.nd many other. not enumerated IL early Application DC
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TO TIIAVELLERs GOING NOHTH.
Ga e9 ss;sS 49,


TNNNEASEU NNN''"s''t'NHEN
PASSENGERS Eciur North informed that there
L now three day hnc OF fIom Washington Hal.
timoie: Immediately the arrival of the Potomac
stcambosf; another A VI. the neat morning and
thcI before l2tris last connecting with line rctn
RaumcTc Philadelphia. 7. NJ: thus aiorin- traycL
lcrs from Rchncud and Petersburg opportunity OF pr
ce-ns and hing Baltimore OF
naming an ngh in sshngcn, II they desire IL, ~
tnuing Washington until before ~ the day and
reach Philadelphia Nsgc Fare Richmond
tu Baltimore, slU. THOS. SHARP, kgcni y =. ~.
EFF -..SnaVe tie pleasure Ci
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PAssENo EEETbp 2A !. Is so% :, s;CoTrsvIILr


AND NEW MAHKFT
nlhftrkrf BHHI T. 4 tAHEt T. will leave Richmond flr
" senusrIIr and New Market. TINS MORNING. an :
~. rr"r''rly and vii. r..rru SUNDAY evening on
Monday. Iunc 6' We shall commence running r.F4.trIy
tn Ncw Market until The hToa, hes ina canal are sps
e. raroa VII d. in rcaInras M Ncw Market IN take
passengers tu Lyuruhufz There will boz but 80 miles of
FafnF over one NJ no" t" ruai boo Nrrg. Passenger
VII arrive in LyuehJurE by o O'Clock, &c.
Jeb-u BOYD. EDMUND & co.
. Days NJ leaving Richmond and IyurLhure Monday
""''r'-dsy Fnd Tfilay.ats ocisrk An
RHOWN AND OTTOSs.-
- lh' ns'a auu luCt Mechanics, Merchants. Matua.
M g. Nas.uf, Indian Head, and other approved -fyirs
go 40 ~ F.icru1rE Porfsmouth, Massachusetts, Indian
Head, Wi'fHlu, SC.
81 no aud4 fine Gods
eI uu 90 extra Heavy brunswick. very heavy
" Do 80 RI au1 s Mcrriuask WarHarn AMI Hamilton
~ lo r"n's Hn' S'ars Mills Brown DufH0r
~ 80 'la ..l DO
prFiuE luI B..1rfm.lf
20 bales Cotton Oluahufes of fIe fpggf ryf .t,sg
manufactured iu N.rrufs
iu Ibis OF any Oihcr market
sells KENT. KENDALL 4 ATwATER
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NEW YORK rNcK NTs.

REW YORK FAUX hTS.
GOLD LlNB)
- ID - Cd
s,hI LYNCUguRG, Capt. Jpo. Could
DO WEYMOUTH, DO IL. Couch
no RICHMOND DO Vim. Tlby.
DO TtsChRORA, DO mo BEL
IL. NASSAU DO Geo. W. Allen.
DO MANCHESTER, DO Burr KNAPP
Do LEONTlNE 10 sam Dearborn
This Linz OF Packets, hsvn. been sustained by gene
raj patronage ofths merchant. of Rishw,.sI J mn
,fll Sears. ihs l"'-' ''
Tie vessel. OF the 6r-' class, commanded By men
ofcIpedenoe inths usie sud merchandise can be iu.lr
OF by them the lowest OF premium.
For fIeightor passage, having good accommodations, s
ply TO the masters on board, or 70
JAMES FISHER
Agents.
WIN ROWLETTN
to- Goods to he shipped 10 New Orleans. Mobile, Ap-
na.ch.coa other places will be received and
N.rjcd New York 10y the usHers or agents Al New
York, rec of sAEs except such a. may be actually IN
Cured. II
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FALL sTOCI> OF BOOTS AND SHOES.
TEE suJscnusr las Just returned irOL the North and
s u1w prepared 90 exhibit a. handsome assortment
70 Roots anI sa.cs be.n sOiI s city lie
as ;4ksu Eel pains In ,.sctug his socs and II beif
bought mostly ilr cash vii enable him % sell as low q.
the same arle.e be bought hi. city. sock
-oIsis,s, 10 pan. a. follows. viz
NLel' bsstFTeHCA ca.fsEn ires. Boots
D. go 30 10 Navy shoes
Do go 80 secoaIqpaIiy DO 10
Wilson's .rs' French cali kin Ir--s Boots
Do 20 DO DO second quality ca DO
Geu.emen's gllfsk.n Crock eus
Do tIy Lo.g atarf.t Sbo-.
Boys 80 Ef-b 10 30
D. kip sku 30 DO 90
Mems aul buys' hneI ant bound Brngans
Re- rmuni ulIe Brn-aus. Sc SC
Also general assortment Of Ladies Shoes
Al o which vii be sold cheap, n cash. ~ 10 punctu.l
customers. JOHN :. JONES AE'L
.fa he H4uE
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-01-28


We regret that we did Mr. Buchanan injus-
tice by intimating that he had made speech in
the Senate against the distribution of the pro-
ceeds of the public lands. Mr.. Buchanan has
made no speech against the distribution, although
he voted we think, against il few days ago.
The instructions we alluded TO- and which
have passed both Houses of the Pennsylvania
Legislature by decided vote, are as follows:
Resoired, DC, That our Senators in Congress be-
and they hereby instructed and Representa-
tves requested to resist any and all attempts under
what preence soever the same may be made to de-
pve the people of this State Of their just proportion Of
the common inheritance in the public lands and that
they be and hereby further instructed and request
ed to introduce and advocate the passage OF bill pro-
vdng for the distribution of the proceeds Of the
among the several States in the ratio of their repie
sentative population Of one thousand eight hundred
and forty.
Resoired That our Senators in Congress be further
instructed and representatives requested to vote
for such modification dustment OF the tariff laws
may increase the upon imposis equal to the
wants Of the National Government, that at no time
hereafter under any pretence whatever, shall the mo-
received from the sales of the public lands be used
by the General Government.
Resoiped, That the Governor be requested to cause
copy this resolution to be forwarded to each of our
Senators and Representatives in Congress, and to the
Governors of the several States with the request that
the may be laid before their respective State
Legislatures.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-01-28
ONE TERM.

The Boston Post and the Globe, affect to re-
gard the one term principle, which was good
Jacksonism, few years ago, as identical with
the views of the Hartford Convention. The
Loco-foco Federalists are opposed to the prin-
ciple, we presume, because it will cut off Mr..
Van Buren's chance of being again candidate.
A few years ago they pretended to regard it as
cardinal democratic principle. Was this pure
hypocrisy, and are their principles only suited to
the exigencies Of particular moment, and pro-
portioned always to the interests Of the parties
concerned?
The propriety and wisdom Of inelgibility has
been pointed out in a striking manner by one of
the most enlightened and liberal philosophers
who has yet written upon the Institutions Of the
United States On. De Tocqueville.) But he
was not the first or the last to discover the pro-
priety Of ineligibility Gen. Washington, Mr..
Madison, Mr.. Jefferson, Mr.. Mason, Mr.. Ran
dolph, Mr. Rutedge, and Others at the formation
of the Constitution, sustained the principle In
1923 it was advocated by Gen. Smythe, Of Vir-
snia as shadowng forth, in part, the creed Of
the Jackson party, and Gen Jackson accordingly
recommended il in his message to Congress
The Democracy have sanctioned the principle in
the late election, and we are glad to see that at
large meeting of the Van Buren, and Porter
citizens of Westmoreland county, Pa, on the
Sth inst, at Greensburg, it was resolved
sThat the doctrine of 9 one term" and "rota-
ton in Office" essentially democratic"
We are happy in knowing that ineligbty
is a cardinal principle of the new President, and
that the people and their representatives will pro-
badly assist him in carrying it out
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-01-28
A CONSERVATIVES ARTICLE.

The correspondent of the National htelH-
gencer intimates to the South, that if they re-
ly upon any party to guard their institutions, ex-
cept the Conservative parties Of the North, they
rely upon a broken reedn
The term /" Conservative" so odious TO the
Loco-focos in 1887, has become popular. 1t is
used by Mr.. Van Buren, in his message, and he
has escaped the censure Of the Globe. Twice
il appears in Gov. Stewards message, and is
forcibly employed by the Governors of Pennsyl-
vania and Louisiana.
II is stated, we know not with what TRUTH that
a majority of the members elect to the next
lower House of Congress, were formerly sup
for past acts would not therefore seem wise.