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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-29
Joseph :. II. COLQUITT,
IA RNESS MAN

OF Main street,
ID ESPECTFULLY infCTms-hs friends and tho public
H. tnat with the yicv Of commencing IN January ncu,
additional branch Of business, he will until that time
sell any Of the various articles in his line at such low
prices will give pure hascrs entire satisfaction.
His sock OF Saddles made oI his retail CUSTOM Is
large, numbering than ono huHde ell, aud he will
the material and Workmanship Of them aud of
various kinds OF Harness. made 10y him. be r rate.
Cash and punctua customers earnestly requested
examine las stock, aud assured every effort will be
made please them luz nj
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-29
500 REWARDI
FOR THE LADIES.
SAMrEI. PITNEY


IyAs received the foliovn. New and Beautiful Shoes
OF superior quality, manufactured expressly 10 o-er
and will be sold AZ very low prices for cash. PROMPT
customers ONLY:
Ladies beautiful thick sole French Morocco and Kid
WAKING shoes Bound with leather, ufActuIe ed by
wv McCurdY
Ladies superior French Calf Lace Walking shoes bound
with leaiheri rery superior gIoiify
Ladies fine Dress Ei ana Morocco Dress Waking Shoes
leather
Ladies, fine dress It'd AMI Morocco Slippers beautiful
Ladies hne white end black Satin Slippers, made by
AcCuTdy OF Philadelphia
LADIES' lined and bound India Rubber Walking shoes
very comfortable for winter
Ladies hne Leather strap Walking Shoes bound wiki
leather
LADIES' tine heel Walking shces suitable for winter
With many other tes.rsbe kinds OF shoes alapted
70 the jail and winter traie. which viii be sod low
for cash. prompt su-jomcrs ouiy rcsneetfuy invite
the attention ~ thc Ladies cell and my cock
oeiorc they purchase, a. new store nearly ouplstn
hichelPs lcwelry store Main 81 Further supplies b al
most every packet Of The Above koo'ls.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-29

| IE nahlhues OF The late hrm OF LyeIl John-,oo =
= Lyel with the settlement which have b.on 49,,
n. Jung cue so rapidly, that meet thon ptomSt
br 49, ION nose indebted "a the irn arc atiispen a.
SUI nhless made, shall be coleiletl nnle, tlo
~, va. ir1st lePosed IN me, to pu su, vithon, eTsen
- d T,-s. IiFa11 LEWIS HILL
nohAsTOs BAY STONE LINE hum
~ easHs Iomas;on Bay stone Line, rer schr a,y.
~ SAMPSON iresh from the Ens-far sale low :
~ - sex FISHER a sDN.
~ Importers prices, for sale by -' '"'
sc JOHN CnRnnN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-29
PREPARE FOR COLD WEATHER.

STARR - CO. are prepare and will be thankful 10
- receive orders for Gcnlciucn's Ccihnz. or every
descupon, such CoaSs, Oyercoas Dress and Flock
Goats, Panloon and Ncss. all which viii he warranted
90 give the utmost sase ton, and the reasonable
cash prices. F'gtiriceufh street.
scS Opposite Exchange H.fsL
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-29

HAT. 4 HATS:
w mere are Nov rf1s a large ss,snsn Of CASH.
10 latest style selected expressly Tor our retail pr',c "
ho eleadi assortment OF Mems Doys' youihs aud
a choice selection Of LADIES' Riding laps; -
sc ~ Opposite the Rims Of the Eagle Hotel
FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS.
E snbscribersh received 10y arrivals large
usual terms. "'''' o' '''ei'
sec wADswoRTm TURNER co.
SOUTHERN BOARDING AND DAY
SCHOOL.
MR. PERsICOS School Will open again on the FIRST Nom
uiy "a oeoher neat for the reception OF bosTders and
Mrs oriek. sister OF tie late Mrs PerseO will preside
The subject 4 Female Education has ALWAYS been .
@ y, paramount interest and asniule 10 the prnci
are directed, are the mind and the heart. His A there
and while the combined efforts Of tie different teachers Of
the establishment arc directed towards developing the
view tina, the human heart capable Of regular system
OF eueaon Convinced es the principal s this truth
nc mas AWAY assigned 10 religion the highest Office In
proof thereof one condition OF the qualifications OF ics
-, - tc,I ueuhElns to some ackuOwlc gcd
ANurehi 80 thst mornng AMI evening the whole
family altar. 'e
Tescheisof undoubed qualifications viii attend 10 all
inc hhgsh branches, aud gentleman this civ well
Of the school " ''
The French Italian, and Spanish languages arc taught
and spoken In the family. e
n INC PRINCIPAL being an amateur q both Music and
al lue eau with soue degree OF confidence assert thai
these two dcs @ branches Of education arc Thoroughly
taught Ia his school.
Mr PeTsco thinks that Il is impossible estimate pro.
Iy te progress OF pupils unless the ptircipai il linn.
ser acquainted with all the branches taught in his school,
because however great his friendly socude for their All
shccncnt may be u anticipate results e1ccp,
hs ia ge nj DC put IA icqusiOn. Indeed, ms tuition
AMI experience.
Refer nces-Rtvl pI Plumer, Rev'd DR. Empic, Rcvd
Mt Pollock, Rev'd Mr. Mlgoon
" FOR further information, apply the house Of the
principal shockoe Hill, Richmond Va.
sc 10 dScts
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-29

.NiCh O.N W ODEh.
Monongas, Z ass M-Draws at Alexandria. sa,ur,av.
Oct and due Monday. Prizes: s15nnl 10 on 5IlI tOl
$780, 40 OF 1870. IS Nos II drawn Tickets sIO. W.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-29
FOR SALE

tHAi large two story brick building with ,bo,,, $780,
% s'ruSn attached, and under good en-ios1,. 80
.1ateu IN DuVlis Addition, Is H.red for sale w. -.
~ ." accommodating terms. TITO House I. well s,i,,
i.rse family, II has two large rooms ami n.sss-
ulree rooms on the second story and thrae -oo,,,
b -, st mso has three cellar rooms. which might
rc,sn seV eogdoitable and convenient Iiisle 81
mere 70 also well OF excellent wrtsr in the -,
For terms, apply to WAIIFR !. TtI,,vI ~ ah'
seG jew Depo'' u street. shoekoe Hill.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-29

DAY BOARDERS
has. WEI. III. ALLEN -. 81. -, -
W part OF that pleasant nous. on t,a se Wv, lins
NAN street owned and occupied by Mess, - -, ~ nc
anlNH DC prepared On and ssr the ia g. 1900
hest month TO aeeonmo late is " ~ gent!eusn &
board on reasonable terms :. - ,i'h sooi
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-29
woRTHAM's OFFICE,
ErehaHgs BHfiftnE
Cell each lay before q r VI, for the Lucky Numbers.
TO BE DRAWN SOON.
For ThnTa nv EKeninr. nnr mail


LOTTERIES TO BE DRAWN SOON.
For Thurs 'ay Evening, per mail.
Lccshurg. Extra, 45 Prizes $1,000 500, 25O0, t60n
il3i BOT u 5of 400 40 Of 7Dl ~ of % ~ " i5O Qp of
~, las 81 lOl, etc. 70 Nos-l2 drawn Tickets 81.
For Friday, nt 81, r NJ, in the Exchange.
Va. Lccshurr. ClaFs No 70. rfIzca-si0n, lc62, Of
Icon 2of so. 2of 3u o OF lu1 etc. IS Nos-i3 drawn
Tickets 81 only.
For Saurdiy Evening. per mail.
Delaware Grand Consolidated. PrEcr-sl2O0 800,
}n 1N1. 1881, 90 of sl1 2Onf 81 II DO, i25 of 100
etc. 20 Nos Il u drawn. Tickefss5
For Saturday, October LIST.
Va Monongiit Lottery, Glass ", for isf2-To he drawn
~ Alexandria Va Saturday the iN Of October 1852.
splendid Scheme -s3s2l5, lOtfO SIZE, f0t0 AGO. 8os.
400, 80 Of 100, etc 20 Nos-i2dfawn. Tickets 60
Wednesday, 5lh October.
Maryland Consoldatcd Lottery, Class 4, for isi2-To
be dawn In Baltimore Wcfncsfav ti 81 October, 1872.
Grand scheme go o. l2Op, spo enn 5,fn 500, 3NO
25o1. 29 az Of $50 ~ ~ iUO 30 GO " Of 500 ETC
~ Nos-i2 drawn. Tickets sio.
For Saturday. 9 October.
Va iccslurf Loucry, Cla.s n, ior lsi2-To hc drawn
n AlcNanlria, Va, ON saturday ihc eh October lStl.
$4,000 1000. 600 2tO. of 2to " 1900 Of
2t sof le6, 90 OTTO 3oof 30, ETC. rs Nos-h drawn.
Tickets sio.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-29
BLANK BOOKS,

Att w. RANDoLPIIs Bookstore Ani Bindcry will
n be Pounds large assortment Of Blank Rocks, cmbra-
all Patterns in general use, made in Rchmond OF
best psper-bnding warranted 10 staud The prices arc
low hooks OF the quality be had any other
Establishment in Virginia. selg
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-29
SOTTTHFRY UAT EIiP0pIITN

SOUTHERN HAT EMPORIUM.
uprou.c ye then, ye merry, merry men
This Is opening DAY.
TIVE subscribers have, This Day. opened 4 Store on
Ae Main street, for the sale OF bats Caps ofevery
quality, ami on such terms will doubt, be the ia
tercstot any Who be In such articles
they viii sell ~ he time they assure tie public
that Goods sold 4; their will be the quality
while tac majority % their Hats Will ac ofneir own manu-
iacture The subscribers having purchased large guam
titles Of Goods for cash. VII he enabled en- tie sa,.e
terms 20 sell a. thc lowest possible prices andhc cor
daily invite The public @ call ans see them. n New
Esiabl shmcnt GARBANATl & RosENTHALI-
eel Man street. opposite the Bell Tavern.
10000 YARDS FALL CALICOES.
GREAT bArgiins in Fl amt Winter Calcocs for sale
VI 10y the piece yatd, At ; o. : 10. he and finer
Mourning aul half Mourning Caicocs II 81 aud T. very
cheap
Furniture Csicocs - S. 10, i2e, and Gner
Families wanting Calcoes, viii hud her great bargains
Selling for cash, at
sc22 W II CHRISTIAN & cos
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-29
MRS. MEAD's SCHOOL.
SHoCKoE Hin. RIcuMCHD.

MRS. MEAD's SCHOOL will be reopenel for the re
wi oentlon Of boarding and day pupils ON MONDAY the
81 day Of October next.
The object of the institution is prepare the female
character for lie hGh duties hero, amt s higher destiny
hereafter. The highest intellectual excellence will be
aimed A. founded on the motives and quickcncd by the
Influences of the christian religion.
The Of study will hehOrough and extensive end
will be conducted ly Mrs Mead herself, aided by compc
tent teachers.
Able masters employed in Music ard Drawing. In
suuctOn n tho French Language, by native Of France
aud in the Spanish and German Languages 10y master
great experience.
Tho Ciasaca and Mathematical Department will be filed
BY Mr. Sfcarns Of Massachusetts, graduate Of Harvard
University who, for tho last nine years has been ENGAGED
In teaching In tho No.thern STATES.
Reference IL made 10 the r. Revid Bishop Meade 10
Tho Episcopal Clergy Of tho Diocese and parents Of
The pupils connected with the school.
Fofiorms, sc apply TO MRS. MEAD,
seq cu3w Richmond, Va.
NEW FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS
- ECElVED by recent arrivals from the Norih, large
II AMI general assortment NJ Foreign AMI Domestic Dry
Goods bought AZ unusually low prices, aud will be fod
small advance for cash, those customers that will
nay their bills presentation.
TIO's DELAWARE oUARLEs
Granite Front Building, n street. shnck1o fiilL
Richmond. september i2th, 1872 60 ~ M&F}w
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-29


NEW PAPER-HANGINGs.
E subscriber informs his friends and the public. that
no hiss on hand 81 The latest STYLE large aud splendid
noriers match, which nc viii put mp The ueaics, man
scai II ''' WILLIAM BOOTH.
OCTOBER NUMBERS.
C,RAiiAM's Mlsazinc LADIES World OF Fashion
VI Young People, Do.t-Peoples Library
say Nights with TIE Washing oaians. Nos 5snle
Reccivcdthis by AS LYONS
pAINTEp BUCKETS. 2pp dozen painted Buckets en-.
reeteiin lew days FROM Boston, which viii be solI
very low tor CASH Up FoUG.
hlrE FINE BOARDS. ASH AND MA
PIE SCANTLING.
80 600 fsfT 'o~ Ro'Se,i,,Gr % 81; lsT
BARGAINsl BARGAINs!!
TUE sutsobcIs have on hanI very good assortment
- OF Gent,mens Philadelphia, Boots and Navy shoes,
Which they viii sell at reduced pr, @,rv,xs co
SCI Opposite tho Ruins Of the Eagle Hotel.
TRAVELLING TRUNKS & CARPET BAGS
FOR SALE AT A REDUCED PRICE. BY
4 sc y J. T. WATKINS CO.
TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
BOOTS SHOES, TRUNKS. &c. WHOLE.
SALE AND RETAIL.
7 RESPECTFULLY invite the attention OF Country Mer.
chant to call AMI examine ny stock OF the
above Gods, being perfectly satisfied that Stock
regiris aly anI price, has not been offered to the
NiIgintsputlic for the last ten years.
Merchants wishing buy exceedingly low for cash. or
town acceptance arc particularly Invited and
wholesale and Retail Dealer in boots. Shoes. Trunks
81 Sc. seq
WOMEN'S LEATHER WELTS.
thousand pail Womens common and hae Leather
ver cheap ' % -'' ~ nUlLiNGT fV & q CO. 5,-''
az Mansion Mouse
SEhvANT WANTED-I wish to hire for tho re.
- 'naindcr of this year, girl accustomed to
haise work. Apply at my store.
VAIN socKs-lodo p,ir Or heavy country EI1,
Yarn Socks for factory hIads, and other servants,
se<3 JAS & GEO WINSTON.
SMITH, DRINKER & NORRIS,
AYE Just published and now Offer for sale, cheap
an HYMNS. 10y Andrew Broadus. sea
TO DEALERS, CARPENTERS, &c.
pENCU PLANES, comprising single and double
iron Jack, Fore ard Smoothing Planes ani IointeTs all
OF SUPERIOR ~otknansp aud FIRST rate mateiAs-or sale
sc % INLoE5 BROTHER
NAILs-25 kegs Nails, assorted sizes, received and
~ forsle. &c . RM BuRroN.
HEARINGS AND SALT.
NO Cnpt HcTTngs
~ No ia lily Roe do. la hall bbls
BSsi Liverpool Fine and Ground AiqTn SITiST Sle
bbIS F,.Ia superdne yiour, &. WaskeyIs
Il brand-rec"i'vd AMI i5r sale.
MADAME =. RALLY las lho ionoI to announce
w 10 The Ladies of Richmond, that having iofmed Class
cs III the French Language, she is DESTROYS Of
he number OF her pupils. Ladies' wishing oin her
natsu.
Madame II. having taken a house on shockoe Hill, cor.
1dcs anxious To acquire knowledge OF the French and
continue their studies in the higher branches Engish
'Uokc IN m her family
, Referenssss Rev Empic u, Rev Woodbridge,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-29
NEW EsTABLIsIIMENT
ih aNIHcUHtr NAa f.lsf received, per
moni, an additional supply OF
HATS AND CAPS.

which now makes bis stock complete boo al respects lie
respectfully requests b friends and me public generally
20 give hm aca suring tucm tia, they will End be aii
clcs well made, OF the latest fashions aai Is cheap
any o;lcI establishment Ia the cuy.
THO's :. RiDDICK.
SO n n N street. Shockoc Iiin.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-29
IRISH LINENS, PRINTS, sc

NJ shall open This morning Irish Linens Fancy Prints
w black and white English do Furniture Chinlz black
AMI white Italian Grapes, g colored AMI black English
MerlOs; black and white Cotton Hose; Ia'an sewing,
Clatk'R SPOOL Cotton. &C.
To which invite the attention Of the trade.
auon KENT. KENDALL a ATyVNTFR
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-29
FALL ARRANGEMENT 1910

BUTTS, SHOES, TRUNKS, CARPET BAGS
BLACKlNG, BRUSHES, &c. sc.
I'HE subscriber would respectfully inform his friends
u the friends Of Cook g. Hill, aud the public generally
tat he haslust rcIned from the Northern cities
poets To receive ia few days the general assortment
OF Boots shoes, Trunks Carpet Bags. that he has
ever had tue pleasure 10 offer the public. and OF
Jhdy and nTct tho, cannot possibly fail give salts.
acon generally lie has also bought largely Of very
best materials o every Description Tor the purpose ~
manufacturing mITe largely Than he has ever Zone ali
GescTlonsoi Ladies aud Gentlencns, Boys ard Misses
BOOTS nnd Shocs aud OF quality II not superior certainly
mol HJeTioT 10 any male Ia the City Of Rchmon T. AMI
place Ale SSNDsR 1iiLh,. :" ''is
sc s door. below The Ruins OF the EAGLE.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-29

'O' TO IoNBoNs. 'VwiiIiiNGHRW'H nRFwRy
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-29

LACE GOODS, LACE GOODS
6O THOUSAND yards 81 Lace Goods, consisting Of
~ Isle Edgings AT ,, 3. and 6 cents pcr yard
Thread Eiginss at G, s, 10 and lg!c, and finer
Wide Iislc Laces 80 IL and Is 81 And2s III
Rich Thread lAccs, al widths
F.s'd White Laces Tor CAPS and Wells
10 Black do DO do
Black Lace Wells al e. Ys ia
ID 10 "a, 81 and g., and higher
Guings OF Foutnss, all widths, O. bc sold by The piece
or yard, at SEA- RIO III JENKINS.
DLANR ETs. BLANKETS, BLANK FITS
ID 2n pair Bed Blankets n s3.i :, 6aud per pair
lpul Negro blankets all prrcs, from 81 81 - ST. 6s and
hLgncI- lnst oncnel az SET u IENklNS'
VINEGAR AND CIDER
40 BnIs Vinegar aud 20 b5s CIDER, for sale cheap.
nv se26 GRETTER & PEAkE
HERR1NGSi HERRINGS
SO BBIs No IlcIrinss for sale low
MOUSLIN De LANES.
A BEAUTIFUL assortment Of Mousn 10 Lanes lust
j D CuNNINGuANs
SC 90 ChcapCa Dry Gooisiore.
BLANKETS AND KERSEYS.
TwELvEquaricr bound Whitney Blankets
L Y Rose Blankets
lot DO Do
London DAHL AMI Point Blankets, frr servants use
Large ani heavy grcru Hankcfs, Glasgow Jeans. and
Kcrscys, very sicu' and cheap
The above Goods just opened. AMI vii he s'i low
az CUNNtNCHAMS
Sc q Cheap Cash Dry Good store.
CALICOES, CALlCOES, Sc.
Iusi received large amt complete assortment OF fall
- and winter Calicors which offered for Eaic un
commonly reduced prices
Als'. beautiful assorftneuto Of Cnrhams
The above Goods will be sold much lower Than they ever
were before. az u CuNNtNGHAMs
Go Chem Cash nrv Good store
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-29
NEW BONNET STORE

w. CARPENTER & co
manufacturers and wholesale
dealers Ia Foreign ant Dunes
ues EIRtS lfl6fih inc Pub
lie that they have taken the
room over West and Parkin.
sons Haf and shoe store, for
the purpose ofcarrying onthc
wholesale Bonnet business
Tncy have been engaged 10
80 .. snufsrfnre Of Bauucts A.
the northa number or years,
and one OF the firm vii con-
tnue the mandatory, which
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-07
The ward Meetings.

The Wings of this City will remember that their
WARD MEET1NGs for the selection of Delegates Is
the State Nominating Convention are held in all
the Wards this evening. There are especial alreasons
for desiring general rally of the Whigs to these
meetings In the first place, the nominations are
in themselves very important, and it is essential
that they should embody the deliberate judgement
and wishes of the party, and not be dictated to
by cliques or interested individuals. To give this
matter the right direction it is only necessary thar
the People attend to it.
But it is also desirable TO show that the Wing
party is whole and hearty without spot or taint OF
Tylerisrn or faction about it. Let all true Wings
demonstrate by their response to the call to duty
that they haze no, been corrupted by hankerlng
for the flesh. pots of Presidential patronage, which
no Whig can now cove, without dishonor or obtain
without degradation. We are especially desired
by our friends in the Fourth Ward TO ask gener-
Gus rally at their meeting, but the same, we doubt
not, is desired in all the Wards.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-07
a r.st.fy thu .oprse Of tie ssesstap sef War in

10 Jistify the ooprse Of t!le Secretary 'f War in
iiri> u,ntter
Before bis remarks were concluded he mora
ing hour expired, and the subjet was laid oyer,
Tie remainder Of the day mas CONSUMED with
private business aed (it not being considered Of
sufficient Importance by quorum % secure their
attendance in delay by calls ei Tie House &c.
The SENATE. after the fatigue Of the weeS oa
ri,e consideration OF the Revenue bull. have raGs
acted ligte business OF importance 10 day, ntos, of
,her time having been occupied with private bilIs
The bill respecting the reorganization Of the
Navy--,be principal provision Of which is The aba"
,ion Of the Board OF Navy Commissioners sud
Tie substitution therefor Of bureaux OF officers aot
les il, rank thar Commandcrs--came up on the
calendar. ana with bu, little debate was passed
Mr.. Evans reported from the Come,ittess of
Conferences on the disaSreeng votes on the iiiis,o
re-orsanise and 10 appropriate for the army. Tie
reports were under consideration Al tha close OF
this. bu, viii probably te concufced in to-day.
AREUS
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-07
IN CONGRESS-. .Fnsty. AUG. ?. isi-


Mr. PersroS from the llilti.fy COMMITTEE, r'
ported the Army Retrenchmen' bill as 'etuFh'7
sorn the House. with q recommendation tfat %.
Senate disagree to the House amendments ana a.
a conference. He thought il desirable that ini.
bill should be before the Committee OF Goniefene'
at the same tine with the Army ApProptiatio'.
bill. Agreed TO.
After much other morning business OF secoH'af5
interes, bad been disposed OF.
The Senate took up the Tariff bill, and M
C.LHous of S. C. made speech OF great ensti'
and ability in opposition to It's passage and 70 al,
Protective Duties whatever When ne had e'se''
Mr. WALKER of Miss. u,rved to reconsnit II,
with instructions to strike the duties go per
cent ! on Tea and Coffee, and insert instead
Domestic Pax or Excise all articles ct God
and Silver ware. Rejected Ayes l3; Ne.'s 20
Mr.. BgsroS now made q heavy Speeci' against
the Bill. and against both Protection ana Lard
Distribution Mr. EVANS of Maine answered hli'''
and the debate was further pro,racted by M-ssrs
WooDBuRY against, and Evans and SIMMONS IN IA
vor of the BILL and others. At length the argument
being exhausted, the Senate came to direct vote
on the question Shall Mis 5ai Pass 2" which
l.oilaI = ,ta ,,4;rr,o,;,e hv Yc,s md Na,s.
'. "'-s 80. - " -
yr.sM..r. ,-chsr s,rrow Ba,4, g,va,a chsae.
Clayton, Conrad, Crafts Crittfncen Dayton Evans s @
ngon herr Manguu1 Msrrek MIL. MoreFsaG; fG,
White, we9dbrdssn25 ,7: Al! Wings R,,b.ran ca,
honn, cnhbel Fai.on Gra4m King, Lian, alcTobers
rs.'o T setsT wicS. s VI ans WooJbuTy. Wight
Young o.
i'Fee " --lss - - 50,
oe.ns e1r's o''e 'l' Ns,o - nv 80 w
-a'' 49," y, ~ 70. r. IL -, NJ.
lnstoh .ht. petr'e" % "a ',''' no. ~ =
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-07
THE TR!B N E.
MONDAY MORNING, AUGUST 7, 1912.
uIn Democratic whis General Conn

Resoired That the Democratic Wing Electors OF the city
ard county OF New York be requested the places
hereinafter designated their respective Wards on Monday
e~cnng Augos, 9Th. a3 O'clock purpose of choosing
a~e Delegates from each Ward County Convention 10
select ;eea Delegates represent the City and County
OF Neyork the State Convention TO BE- held at Syracuse
On The 9th day OF September next
Resolved Ta. the Delegates be hosento the County
Convention be requested TO meet the Broadway Hone'
on Thursday the ll,h instant, al 9 O'Clock, p. b.
The following the places OF meetlog =
Isl Ward al Treshers Broad street Hotel
Sd Jopt-s'a Second Ward Hotel.
Sd No 21I Washington street
4th Shakespeare Hotel
9Th Marion Housr, l65 Chapel street
6.h Monroe Hall.
7ih n Fraukliu Hotel.
stb Howard House.
OH OH Northcrn Exchange, BIeecker street
1o,b a Colombian Hall.
IIth % Avenue ID.
ieth such place Ward Committee shall designate.
lstt No. 5Sherif street
18th q Broadway House.
l5h Constitution Hail.
18th Hazletons Sixth Avenue.
nth % Henry Clay House. Avenue A.
By order, ELLIS POTTER, Chairman
j. II. HoBkRT Iisygs, ....a,,.;..
EDWARD r. CoHLES, aui III
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-07

O. For a Letter from Burlington, Vt
one from Oneida Co.--another froa Illinois
Home Colonizing in England, &C., see
First Page.
~ For a Poem, The Forest Stream
Social Agitaton-Visit to Joe Smith
An Artfu Dodger-and Anecdotes, see Last
Page.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-07

pIS WAsHINCroN CITY the Tribune may be had at
F. LUFFrS residence Thrd-stree, at 8 cents per
COPY and delivered subscribers their residence for so
cents per month or I2l cents per week.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-07

IL ThE TRIBUNE be obtained in Philadelphia a
Aebers News Office OF Third and Docks,ree,s, ant
will be served regularly those sho request it at l2l cent
oer weak