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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-01
DISSOIuTION-

DISSOLUTION.
L 81 RATCIlFFE 4 & = JONES, under The s,yic Of
lanes Raiohe Co. expired by ARTICLES Of agreement
hereafter by James NJ Raice AT the stand formerly oe
cupisd by " Radcliffe a Co. who is alone authorized
charge ali claims due them; q y Jones having dpo
sedof his entire inerestto J. y FACING
e2 G 3 joSEs '-'''''
GENTLEMEN's BooTS, Al So, A, ., O.
AND %.
GfNrLEHEN in want Of Boots, are Informed that We
u have large assortment al the above prices. They
can be andsomey and comfortably htied. They ny
'' - ''' '''' sun wv ''''' d. BURLINGTON q co:
fei6 Mansion House.
BEAUTIFUL BRUNETTES-why will you suffer
those dsafrecable demonstr ola beard reoin
you upper Up. when can be eucelualy removed by
ing Dr. s Gouraud.s Deriaioiy Powders without MUIR.
ina the skin in the slightest degreel Ladies this
invaluable cOmpo ion tested before purchasing.
For sale al the Agency by Lady. Price, 81 per bot
DUCAHONTAs legend, WIih historical aud ua5iiioa-
Me. The Mobef Nsoa'. lam n. at her mothers grave.
Maoa. family sseieh, Nsns9uas The exile the return.
ass baptism, he marriage and departure Of Focahontas,
an unlocked or aNeniure tie embateauou and VOYAGE,
nc conclusion uo;es; with beautiful plaie "Mantoas
wv RANDOLPH cos,
feI Book and Fancy store.
BOOKS AND STATIONERY,
/ w. RANDOLPH a &c. CO % sddi;,sn to heir
usga sood assortment OF booss, SslSneiy 800 ran
ply Country Merchants aud others, respectfully soil
cued u caH auu chaulino Weu etock 400 prices before
BooK-BINDING.
Having stachedto our store Bndefy, prepared
70 execute binding OF every description.
Clerks and Merchants Books made order the best
Music and Musical Instruments on hsndin large qua..
Old BOoss taken in exchange for new.
" RANDOLPH Co,
7 doors below Earlsy's Hotel
ez Nan s,rcci, Richmond
LATE WORKS.
SELECTIONS from the British Pacif, ~ q tfalrek
- selections hcnthe American Poets BY william Cullen
lie Life aud Writings fDr samuel johnson, selected
Tbrce voyages TO- the discovery of North West Pas
from the Atlantic 90 The Pacif' aud naI ivc % an
srsmptlo reach the North POE, By SIR " > Parry Capt
Two Years before The Mast Personal Narrative ollie
f 10 sdsors above the Bell Tavern.
NEW AND CHEAT DRY GOODS, FOR
- CASH 5rgary. lsii
ID n JENKINS has received, snd will sell cheap
~ Unbeaehsdeotion Diapers, u yafis vide, only ono
Linen liable diapers, u yard, Woe, only essd
% % Do % 90 D 81
100 hemp hearth rugs, only &c
20 bales cotton oEnsburrs q lO IA and I9le
50 20 and sasos bleashed aud unblssched sAirtinEs
5sssss5 81 unSoi,hed eOaoa shir,ioss, l2s cts
andls
iO6 DO eaHcoss, Ms. q IL, I5lc, IL ana amer
q Dozen ladies' hoe white cotton hose, great bargain
Loo white and solored Nuns Bouuc,s, ouiy soc
Mouscln De LANES, rom q ID to9a, aud 6nor
Also, box rich Preach worked cellars, trimmed with
Ths shove sfsw ofshs cheap Good. 70 be iound at
S9 y. u. JENKINS.
GLOVES snED, 500 bushels prine clover
Si wOsruAM. MeGRUpER co.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-01

EREsH SPRING GOODS.
BOOrs AND SHOES, TRUNKS, &c.
CSENTLEMENs fine French Cali skin Boots

Roots AND SHOES, TRUNKS, &c.
(NENTLEMEN's fine French Cali skin Boots
NJ do rccond qualify, 60
do Fine Calf skin iaiT stitched 10
DO 10 fudgcd 40
Do French Calf skin Navy shoes
DO do Dancing Pu,nps
DO do Navy Pump Soic shoes
DO Cslfskin Croek
Ladies' seal-.ktn aud Morocco Walking Shoes
DO fine English Kid slippers, beautiful article
TO White Satin 10 20
do Morocco and Xii slippers
ID, Morocco ihiskius
Misses Morocco aud Kid slippers
no Boots
ChiliTen's Shoes Of various kinds
Servants low nd high quarter shoes
TRAVELLING TRUNKS.
Iron Frame Hard Top Leather Trucks
DO Bellows do
2 fair Leather r.uliks, superior article
Niliccs and Carpet Rags, Of all sizes
Faucy Trunks
Shoe Brushes and Lees Backing &c.
AL OF the above ar,cl.R will Ice sod the lowest ash
price. JOHN :. Jones, AGENT,
NH ~ site ne Rank.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-01

~ subscriber respectfully announces 10 his friends
ce and the public generally that he has hand and will
lansings-eonsisiing at Gill; Velvet Tapestry Fresco
pain and common Papers, with Borders to acha OF
which he Will put up In the msnnsr In town and
Also, eurlei hair and shuck Mattresses, Feather Reds
made OF The bc.i purified FcAhers-cnbraclnr every ar
uee Ia bis line. All orders thankfully received and exc
o"od at the shortest notice aud in The besi manner
Square below the Banks, on the opposite side
u. Olt Mstrasscs, SOFAS and old Fea
thor HEELS renovated and made n
LYELL, JOHNSTON n LYELL,
AZ James MckiLdoe's Old Siand Riehaiond VIrkisia
INHOLEsALE AND RETAIL DEALERS In Drura
w Medicines, Chemicals, Dye Woods, Painter. mi
cles, Ols Window Glass, Glass Ware, &c which they
will sell on lib raj terms. 10y
Nutnes., Mace, Indigo snun, Maecaboy, LoIril.
Castle soap, Cloves, laIds, Scotch, do.
CinnaHon, cayenne Pepper Lamp Black, Black Lead
Copperas, Rotten Stone staughton's Bitters Chalk
Pot and Pearl Ashes, Starch sun. carb. Soda Puttv
Liquorce Hal. Iyoswood, seillx Powders sofia In
eaeratus, tlg Blue, Alum Yeast Powders, Alcohol
Powdered Ginger and Root Castor OIL la bottles
White Lead, dry aud in oil EPSON Sahs Flour SULPHUR
yamaea singer, catpetrs lnk, In bottles, Birthstone
Oil Peppermint, and other Lucifer Matches
essential Oils British Lustru
iisInSAss, RUSSIA owe Oil, IN baskets and
sponge, coarse and fne barrels
Soda, for washing
OlLS-Wnter strained sperm; Fall do; Linsecd Meats
loot, Spirits Turpcntine.
MISCELLANEOUS ARTlCLES-Surgcal Instruments,
anccts, Evanss best, imperialism, warrant
sd genuine; Apotecaries' and ectoneTs Glass Fur
allure, assorted, OF all ptions Vials BJrcs CoIks
&c; PeTfumery, Soaps, Tooth brushes, Powders sc:
Paints, dry and ground In OIL Oils Window Class Brushes
Colors and Painterx' Articles.
FAMILY AND PATENT MEDl 1NES-Physicians and
Country Merchants select Coo from large and
good an assortment can be founCn any other n
he Stntes. Virginia.
to The most prompt ate ntIon mid TO hacking and
shipping orders. nh ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-01

~ 0O0 Les sls h@ond and MsnOheas! COTTON
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-01
JEFFREY's sEsPIRAToR-

~ ~ Aei~ = REsfihATOh,
bTGathiHy
Ills small and delicate instrument - over the
mouth Us hnshedtn style so neat, render IL
as ite dshgurabe aspOssibe. does all obsrtet
he passage ~ the breath, affect the voice. The lowest
Whisper audible without the Instrument, - heard equally
well when II Is on -
Wheihsr the atmosphere be cold or damp, when fog
gyi or cold and dry, some northeTly winds This H.
str'ment is found equally temper IL ~ fhat the ost de-
hc1e person may face air while wearing NOT oov
Is zee breath warmed by this Instrument bur il dIuses
warmth over the whole body. =
For Tie purpose Of removing Cau.b or Of WARMING tn,
hmos, ne RespiraOr IL In bod BY nuIueros per
sons- even enables those very III with asthma or puo-
nary eonsum ton, To 20 all times with mpunty ami
even bene6t. ' -
supply Of these valuable instruments, which como
highly recommended by tho Medical Faculty OF Ionlon
Jusi Zoe eived and for sale by
LYELL, JOHNSTON & LyELI,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-01

At ,. MchlTdoe'E eiand-
IHE GREAT OBJECT FINALLY At
CoMPLHSHED, by the inrroductio into this civ
OF the style Of LAMPS extensively used in the CIV u
New YORK. and known Webs Patent Burners together
wihthe patented Camphine OIL for burning therein The
proprietor Is now prepared offer the nha biiaDs OF
tins city and vicinity, superior more economical
light than las ever been brought before public The
light produced by the Camphne Oil webbss pee uliarIv
constructed Burners, produces fame in brit
lianey, economy and simplicity.
The cost 10 the consumer will no; exceed ONE HALF
the expense wheR compared wish OIL Gas or any Other
ngeient now used for the purpose Of aoTdng Ariical
Light This on Is entirely free from any Explosive prcper
ties, there being Alcohol Spirits used in lis coinpo
snsn, bui - PURELY VEGETABLE, aud, consequently
as perfectly safe IN It's an much an opposite 10 lilo
article known Spirit Gas, Sperm Oils. This pub.
saId camphlne and Burners were Introduced tho
City OF New YORK about year since have been
adopted IN all the principal Hotels Printing Offices stores
Billiard Rooms, &c. being highly approved OF than
any other article heretofore knswn
Upwards Of Ten thousand Of them now in use in tho
city OF New YORK.
n-A supply The above OH with several varieties of
4 N So. rfaN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-01

IIAIR MATRAssEs-s0 Curled Hsr Mattresses
IL Tor sale. NH % DuNLOP, AONCURE A CO
DoTATOEs-- 10 bushels Mercer. 80 a.. Yellow Pc
tatoes daily expected pct schr nus0n Picket, offered
COR sale accommodating terms Persons In viii DO
mh 20 SHIELDS soNERvIILE
ENTRY LAMPS new assortment Of rich cut
II and plain Eairy lamps, entire rstteTos, At
srEnBlNS' China and Glass SfoIe,
mhO Ehockoe fil.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-01

ccs Al kinks o. work made 10 order, at the sho
nniire. and Oh ihc lnnsI Iclannahle IeTma h
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-01

LOOCAllONTAS, LcgeGd, With historical aud trati,nn
j AIRY notes, by lady Of Richmond Contcntc-Tne
Wife the Mother Mstoas lam NJ al her mothers grave
Maloa family Sketch Naniaauas, the exile the return,
the visit and prophecy tho capuvy, the landing Pocahou-
tass baptism, he marriage and departure Of fOcahontas
unlocked Tor adventure the cubatcatiou and VOYAGE
the conclusion, uo,es; with beautiful piAs, MSBtoais
Page" For sale at
wv RANDOLPH & cos,
Il "a Raok and Fancy Store
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-01
GENTLEnEN's nooTs, Al 50, A. 8, @, =

GENTLENEN in want Of Boots, are Informed that we
u have large assortment al the above prices They
be hands omely ant comfortably fitted They invi
cd TO call and suit themselves,
ID. BURLINGTON 4 co.
fla N,,.ic., u,,,..
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-01

TIVE opaTmcrship heretofore existing between JAMES
L ~. RATCLlFFE& L. p. JONES under the stylC Of
lanes Raicle Co. expired by articles Of agreement
3lsi December last. The business will be conducted
hereafter by James NJ RacHe, the stand formerly
cupied 10y ". Radcliffe a Co who u alone authorized
settle al claims the late concern, who will dis
charge ali claims due fTomihem; e. y Jones having dspO-
Sod u his cuiirc interest 10 J. " Ra'cnue.
LANES NJ RADCLIFFE,
fa a
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-01

y CHESTS extra fnc Cunpowler TIA
- % hsEs superior OH lava COFFEE
Iust received, and for ALE low, for cash
WADE w. WOODBRIDGE,
NH 10 doors below the Bell.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-01

TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
DOUBLE AND SINGLE GUNS, RIFLEs, nc
/ NAVE on hand very extensive aseoriment 81 Guns
Rides Percussion Caps ADD sporting Taeke % al tius
which am Determined 20 sell D. Country DeaeTs 81 vcry
reduced prices, for cash. TffOS TNRER,
NH - Importer and Manuiacturcrof Guns. &C.
BLASTING POWDER Snkefs Blasting Pow
ID der, Pair Lawn Min, receiving, sol ior sic.
nh rs DAVENPORT a ALLEN
TWENTY tons swEDFs IRON, recev ~ hy schr
Il Lynehburg, and In store, making eoWplete assort
nh s JOHN n GORDON
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safety, may render its adoption wise or neces
sary These are questions OF the utmost I'M
porlance 10 all portions of this widely extended
country, and ought 10 be promptly and properly
inquired into, and satisfactorily answered.
gentleman of great responsibility and much
experience IN commercial affairs and particular
~ IN steam navigation, has given 1t as his OPT
mon that contracts could be made Immediately
for lines OF four steamers from Boston 10 Havre,
OF four from New Y ork TO Liverpool, of three
from Norfolk via Charleston and Savannah. to
Havana, and OF three from New Orleans TO Ha-
vana, by The guaranty of the Government of less
Than one million OF dollars per annum, with mo.
raj certainty OF receiving back more than hall OF
II, from postage on letters and papers, iRiaedi-
dfeiy, and the whole in few years" This ar
rrangement would keep equipped and othcered
Tor immediate service al least fourteen steam
frlgates, without the annual charge for repairs,
manning, vctualling, &c, &c. This system
would bring TO the aid Of the Government all the
energy, skill, and economy Of individuals who
Will, IN enterprises OF this nature always sur
pass II.
From what has been stated, il must. in the
opinion OF The committee, be perceived that a
powerful squadron has become as necessary for
our protection al home as the employment OF our
ships OF war has hitherto been, or may hereafter
be, for the protection Of our flag and commerce
aoodu. MS squadron ought AT once 10 De es-
iablshed, and from time 10 time increased, as
the means placed at command of the Depart
menl may permit, and the various objects con
nected with it. as pointed out in the report OF
the Secretary, may best be promoted and at
tanned.
For this purpose, the committee report here
with a bill approprating the amount asked for by
the Secretary, and recommend the adoption
OF the following resolution;
Resolred, That the Secretary of the Navy is hereby
directed 10 inquire into the expediency of aiding nd
vduas companies in the establishment of lines o
armed steamers between some Of our principal North
and Southern ports, and foreign ports TO adv
Use for proposals for the establishment of such lines
he may deem most important and practicable; and Il
report TO this House at the next session of Congress
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RESTRICTION OF DEBATE.

| The thanks Of the country are due to that member
Of the House Of Representatives who proposed that
no speech in the House should be more than hours
length. This would appear to be too restrictive ofthe
freedom of debate, but it is proper in itself and emf
| neny promotive of public business II will induce
the habit in our Congressional Orators Of compression
a quality they much need. 1t will teach them
speak to the question: and largely at the House
and TO their constituents all points that can be
pressed into the debate susceptible of popular effect
In fact there not than three four indvldu
ais in any delberave body, however numerous, which
can be entitled from their position intellectual re-
sources, To occupy ITS time more than one hour. 1t
must he question of much complication and difficulty
in which the matter of skiu speaker be
condensed so as TO include than this space of
time 1.-THE speakers in Congress who really throw
strong and steady light on public questions com
pared With those in the rank and file of party who repeat
and ampy the ideas of others, it will be found that
the harangues Of the latter are dlstended by the adj
mixture of irrelevant topics which forced into con
nexion with the principal subject of debate. The
really useful orators Who have been disciplined in the
school OF practical politics eject all such surpusage
1.-THE Indifferent speakers found materials in their
common place stores of knowledge-if their speeches
stripped of inapplicable illustrations legal and
historical they would dwndIc into insignificant pro-
portions The British House of Commons toleraes
no orator who has not useful Information TO commu
nicate unless entitled to lead from his political position
and persuasive powers, Its debates consequently, in
yariably assume a practical and business like cha
racter
We wish, therefore, that in all future debates
some similar restrictive regulation to the in
force could he adopted part Of the permanent rules
ofthe House of Representatives 1t would 90 far to
redeem It's character with the public and give it bust
ness faculties and functions. No apprehension need
be entertained that the bond Of sympathy between the
Representative and Constituent would be weaken
ed If the members made to observe relevancy of
topic by the limitation OF time 1t would impro, them
as rhetoricans and learn them to pack Their words
while they mehodzed their ideas Instead of exhI-
biting the poor ambition to be- fine orators they would
aspire to be us.fi speakers, amuch more envlahe dis
tinction, where nature has, not literally gifted and
study largely improved the party geo with oraiorcal
aspIratIons ChariesLon IS @ Pdtriok
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WHOLE NO. 677.

appropriations would now remain; and the sum TO be
expended this year. would not exceed what was usual
Mr. DAWSON was often interrupted very incon-
venenily by MIR. Wise, and once by Mr. CLIFFoRD
IN the midst OF sentence) with question about
Notifications having nothing TO do with the subject
before the committee which Mr. ID. refused TO answer
as il could come properly only in the report Of the
Committee Of which he was Chairman. Mr.. STAN
Lf turned the irrelevant question and the quesoner
INTO general ridcule by saying 10 Mr.. Clifford, " ]
asked the gentleman from Maine question some
months ago which should like TO have answered
now, want to know what his constituents have done
with those Georgia nggars that they stole time
ago a very obsreperous burst of laughter from
The whole House followed; and the interruptions
ceased for time
Mr. DAWSON continued with great energy and
ability IN defence Of the bill until quarter past three
when The Committee rose and reported progress
Mr. IRWIN, OF PittsbuIg, presented the memorial
OF certain citizens of that place for National Bank
Mr.. HUNT, according 10 notice introduced a bill
relating to the neutrality laws After some expana-
ion and object ons IN relation to its reiee nee to the
Committee on Foreign Affairs, the matter was cut
short by adjournment.
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FOR THE MADIsoNIAN.
A N IMDnSTGR

An individual, calling himself VIM. Wright, VIM.
S. Wright Scott and other aliases, has, for several
years, been proving through the United States en-
trapping the unwary, by fictitious stories Of accident,
or imaginary wealth. consequence, or connection
He has obtained moneys from various friends of n
distinguished Senator from New York under pre-
tence OF being relative On the creduities OF the
young and of the unsuspcc,ing, he has imposed ny
tales of ample means, and expected wealth us heir APP
parent OF some rich English relation,
He IS known to have uespassed on the Inequalities
of the South and quite recently 10 have abused The
proserbial hospitality of distinguished Virginia
family in Orange county
This notice is reluctantly taken Of the clrcum'
stance by friend of that family from the conviction
that this adro mpos,or may avail himself OF facts and
incidents (Which he doubtless, cunnlngly possessed
himself of whilst abusing the generosity Of his hosts
TO detail or dsor puroncd information of the name
family and estate for purposes of impo on on some
of lis numerous friends elsewhere
A few DAYS ago, such an attempt was made, at this
place, by this refsonage, under the assumed name of
Scott.
However true the various information and conjec.
ur,s other and ncfarous acts it is certain that
or a of wears he has hitherto escaped "unwhip.
red ~ Justice
Washington, July IL.
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TIME WORLD IN A POCKET BOOK-or
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Statistics of the bic and Missionary Societies the
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Iron G al, Six, Geology, &c, &c, Biographical
Summary of Eminent Men of all Nations and great
amount Of other useful MATERIAL contained IN one
volume for the pocket writing desk, or for the ira
weller Price one dollar dedicated to the Manufaciu-
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ted States Just published, and this day received for
sale bv r. Ia LIN
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ZINC BUILDING, FURNITURE CARPETS,
II Sc nj auction-On "wednesday 2Sth inst al
o'clock, L. M shall sell without reserve, IN the
yard OF the National Hotel the ZINC Building better
known Gadsbys Log CABIN, containing large
amount of excellent building materials, fine flooring
and about 1900 feet Of new znc with lot Of Sc
cond hand Carpets, Curtains, Mattresses, Cots &c.
The attention OF builders, coppersmihs, and others
respectfully requested The sole will he positive
DYER g. WRIGHT,
july IS 81 Auctioneers.
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r AW LIBRARY, bound sct-Twelve volumes
| consecutive of the Law Library, the early part
of il are for sale hy F. TAYLOR, at no advance up
on the original subscription p'lce except The cost or
binding This work is scarce and difficult to be
procur,d-onc COPY only for sale july ID
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VOYAGES. DECOUVERTES, EFT CONQUE-
V TIES, DIES PORTUGAlS.-Par Madame II.
Duarday, volumes Paris 1899; price e 80.
l. Just received and for sale for the authoress, by F.
TAYLOR july 10
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THE MADISONIAN.
THOM AS ALL EN-,
Editor and Proprietor.

AGENTS.
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ladelpha.
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T. b. FosTER Boston, Mass.
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JOSIAH Snow, Detroit, Michigan.
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A RGUMENF Of Robert Walker before the Su-
"A creme Court of the Y. States tho Mississippi
slave question, involving the power of Congress and
of the States 10 prohibit The Interstate slave Trade
and the whole doctrine Of Illegal contracts For sale
IN pamphlet, Ivy r IAf LoR.
idly -
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