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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-21
g sIIERMAN,s oAMruon LozE

n
GEs-Giyc Immediate relief in nervous or sick heat
ache, papiia1n Of the heart owness OF spirits espon.
ueney INN anmaoty purtd throat, bowel
ner complaint ianing, oppression sinking
eshyseroa affections and all diseases
ness hrought day and wakc night; choora or cho.
Icra morbus, darrhGa. lasstude, a fatigue
Persons travelling will find the IoZenaeg really
system generally and all the unplc
arising tfom FREQ living.
Directions for Use Ono Lozensc should be Put into
the mouth and sucrcdt TO dissolve slowly unt IL gone
then rcpcatH until they effect seldom Than
two or three will be required and often siuRa one will
speedily remove all the pain dheuy, curing tho worst
cases ~ from 10 10 minutes. For sale. wholesale
retail by lmh 2ol ALEX. DUVAL a co.
nD- DIR. PETERs' MEDICATsD LO-
ZENGES-NO medicines have risen more rapidly in
popular estimation than DIR Peters fozcngcs the sf
hctcnt reasons that none have been pleasant
S easy IN their operations and so certain In their Of
PETERS WORM LoZENGEs-Are an inf,lible RENE.
dy for Worms The attention OF parents ia esnecay so.
lciied In favor Of this article.
PETERS CATHARTlC LOZENGES-Thcse ozeneoa
viii be found efficient speedy and safe In their operation
Composed entirely Of vegetable Ingredients they operate
specihcay upon the liver, thus well "a
hevng confession of that important organ Those who
perceive difficult otakc other will fluid these
LoZanges an excellent and bile substitute.
PETERS CORDIAL LOZENGES-Arc specific for
inc reei OF nervous or sick head ache anguor and de-
hy drowslncss, sense Of fatigue. FROM their efficacy
IN the relief oi head ache, they called by many the
Head ache LoZenges.
PETERS COUGH LoZENGES-Are now raptry all.
persedng all other preparations for relief OF colds
For sale by GAyNOR
APPS One door above tho Bell Tavern
ALEXANDER DUVAI. 81 CO.,
.3pothscaritS Gnd Druggists
HAVE REMOVED
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-21
JAMES & GEORGE WINsT0lT

COMMISSION MERCHANTs,
have on consignment and offer for sale. n, redu..d
H() BusHtLs prime Clover seed
30 b5ls Orleans anu "'co sugar
~ ~ h hhds Baltimore whiskey
~ DO Gibson Martins Old Rye
~ pores sKlO, luxl2 and l2nII Gass
iO Dds No Neu a. Herrinas
" nh's rinidad and o Molasses
- oaAs Java, kio and Laguayra Coffee
IN All. ~ 49, Ing erial and Young Hyson Teal
10 To- o9He. "a 90 and 6s Talow Candle.
IuO do Good and Common soat
~ tuos Goshen Butter
~ Kegs New Lard
81 bbls Vinegar
~ boxes Havana Sugar
~ bbls Brazil DO
~ quarter casks Por Wine NOH."0use
~ bbis Apple aud Peach Brandy
Iuuy lbs Cured Hair
% pieces Hair Cloth
Family Flour ortu
Cotton Ysrn SeEars, a. 81 per NJ.
In1,isa iaiH Windsor Chairs
snng Mahogany assorted
GuuIiy Bags Tm T.
ce,,sn Clsir Backs
Aimoo,. MAJ. sany Knobs
lush Nhskey ~. f'"es
E Rum wsSs.
Imitation French Brandy GeesisTss..
oid APPLE do sand -ereeo
Conn1-S d, Move Vine. Nos 4to2 6
SSun' 1in Bark Mills
N No. " wine ~ Hydraulic Cement
mr. iS "e' ~ years oid Flooring Plank and Shinrle,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-21

CNrUA FAMILY ELOUR.-Jus, reeetved
~ LOT N Anirow Bouno's Family Flour warranted fr.
Tsiei OF no sale ap.N PAY co.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-21
9RAWING ROOkS
RECEIVED BT
SMITH, DRlNKER & MORRIS


NEW LubogTaphic -cenes Of Rnsfic Co,,.. -,
~ vermont DIaWng Book Landsca mes. Lhs
eGeeued AZ the Vermont Episcopal In siine p,viahd
for the use OF Schools. burlington,
ne hrs, number shows the rudiments Of Arohirec,r
IN me savage STATE, aud the fess of
us hrst rucc beginning, and Preliminary EIerrisa IN
the subject PA'es' hlustrat.
The second number is devoted chiefly 10 n. n.v,..
@ anu ANTS as they should be repre- senfeo IN
The thifd number presents Drawings of Roeks po.,.
&C 10 De copied with the same materials ana IN *.
manner as the pI eceding. ~ -" 'Ae same
The fourth number commences with rt,.h.- Co.,
SUBJECTS intended 10 advance the Pupil In tbe ~ ~ n
ing and Finishing ne Scenes ~ ~ All OF DIa"-
OXFORD DRAWING BOOK.
me All OF Drawing, and The Theory and Practice ~
SsltSse' 10 series OF Letters containing perspccIva
scape scenery Animals and the Human Fisnr-s
new meihod OF Practical Perspective iesvneS an $3.50
easy hu PEI sfic u0us style, for the
seI-,nsIucuon- ny n HhToek, Teacher OF the - ~
~ nss, from real views. taken expressly Tor ths
"o'A ~ TT r., lI ir.,I volume of GOO pages
ELEMENTARY DRAWING BOOK.
Dtlns tne hudnents OF the Expained in se,iea ~
esy PFogessve lessons adapted TO the studies AMI n,r
suns OF young ladies' and gentlemen in an estabbshn.n,
Tor liberal education, embracing the three
the arr, namely, Drawing shading and ColouT,n~ 80.
IN numerous Coppe-pae Engravinss with ecnions &c.
Drawing. ''"i'i' rroiessor of
Drawing Book Of Flowers, BY Miss Ann Snbb
AuuTe~ss Lessons IN Flower Painting bein~ ,ar,.s ,
Presrsssiye studies principally from Nature by AeSep
Together with Drawing Papers wa,er C.i... l.. -
| paIaie cakes OF all descriptions S ." So
plI anu silver Paints MetiZnt and Pink Color, po,,h
anyls Hair ana sable Brushes Of various sizes h.
dnu tissue FaperS superior Drawing Pencils OF s,srsn,
uestS-s OF quality, Paint Boxes, Panters' Easeis &c
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-21

FLOWER SEED.
Dahlia double Zinnia. Gas.
sta, Scotch Broom, Pink.
Honesty, Trefore. Candy
TUT, Chysanthenine, Egani
Corcopsis. Euphorbia varie
gated, Ice Plant, Double Bal.
samine, Scarlet Cacalia, la.
vaieTa. Aronis. Love In a
MIST, Megnionetfe, Marvel OF
Peru, etc. etc.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-21
DAVIES s. BROTHERS,
PIANO IfORTES.

1--WE deserved reputation which the lnrfrm ona p,te
~ Mc7fts. Davies Brohcrs', ~ New YORK. has al
tanned since Their Introduction into this city, has n iuccs
INC 1bfcrnortn oncr into tu arftngcueuf 9Th the manu-
hctnfor1 Tor ne sale of their instruments: aud ronae
uufuuy H1ppy VIII hc constantly nanf Ffom an 90
city ans being practical WORKMAN htmsrlC the susr r
hcfr1n fiu % iruft. fut flse iurrumnnta L.
p'sfrfHnf al tbs urlrtu improvements, cpmI.njrr
Fv'cfrc. hrtnrv % tone. equal Ir inurIfnouf4
~ lly nl0r uluulcI rrfF ir tlic IIfrd -i1fos
iuf urrNfut tfr tusfrff.0ufs from 1850 down
nfl1v a1 So fertnn1 wanting good ptANO must moi
bc irtrnc rna nal nf those Instruments uu arcunf nf
their rhotpUrss, pr an wh, have tucl OF the low
prcoi uuof have hrfn auo1igIcd 1 hnt them cuual n
touch ani f1no 1 huso II their Govt Hciur native
Of Tho on Dominion, the subscriber Gacrs himself fmt
" those IN want of ago9d Piano will but give him caU
~ cminc and tfy those instruments, he feels confident
81 atboral natrnnarr.
Any instrument proving defective, may Be exchanged
"'''in Twelve mouths after purchase.
y - NJ kinis u Cabinet Furniture. for sao AZ priccs
n ,No M. AMI nearly oppoeto tho Merchants Cone.
~ .i.e N'tnond May ~. t+fi.
IO;nlp a@s'y aud tiIunois nj unp,ccr1cntoI priccs
',' -''2 " 9. race.
FOR SALE CHEAP.
Il ADiby so'lskiu slipper. leather t,a,.t
- % 10 so Ties Go DO
D. 40 d1 Stap do DO
DO Do n, Buskns do DO
hoy VIII be 1old vcry low. Aiso frcah ot ~ cb,tirt
Morocco Ankle 10 Slips, by '' ''"'''o"
~ WATKINS 60.
Successors On x Princy opp,stc Hc
'ln '---.-- twins Of the Baric Hoici.
FaHun
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-21
IbI mos

m consignment, three PiANO-FDRTES which Will "a
~ offered Al very reduced prices in order 10 close
cons'-ncnt ny tue lstO' Jhulry ncGt d. winch t,ne n
mo- so'd' Ihey Will be rcshippedto The owner.
hcse Pianos sqIai any in tn city 81 the same
pIScs Anh vii now offered At Is lhtu The r, gar
seiins prices Those wanting good Piano, an wishing
10 save ihc sum OF sjJ these hard In we'll Ia cali
q.t,,rs h.t,,. - -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-21
FRESH AMERICAN AND EUROPEAN
GARDEN SEED, FLOWER SEED HERB, AND
OTHER SEED

HAVE iLst received fresh assortment OF sead rou-
p'slns every KIND OF the most choice Garden and beau
foSeI seed Most Of these seed grown by the
Hessrs sinclair Of Baltimore, and them are inn
the best European houses, all which are
Warranted 10 give satsiacon AMI show their Superiority
over ether seed as the ensuing Will prOve-si
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-21

Yellow Ouion
savoy Spinach
Scotch Ka@
Savoy Spinach-fnest
Iaie Broccoli
Do tauifioSer
White sugar Beet, Mango.
Wurtzel-for fee1ing stock
Extra Early Peas-superb
early
Green DwarfImperiAl p, as
fine medium
Bishops Do do-l2 inches
high best dwarf
Grooms New uo-superb
Fail Ma'chless do-fnest
late 6 ieat
Large Yellow Pumpkins
for field
Whi'e Kidney Beans-goOd
dwarf -naps
Dwarf Marrow do-best do
% aur early
Do Mediterranean ro-fnes
late
Horticulfu a. do-fuesi pale
Early Neliuw 6 weeks Beans
Rachel 10 10 uo-fnest ear
~ sort
Broad Windsor Beans
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-21

Eariy York Cabbsge-best
early
Green Savoy Cabbage-dna
late
Fiat Brunswick dO-superb
large heads
Flat Dutch Early TURING
Long Red Tomaio-large
smooth sort
Rel Turnip Rsdish-dne car.
ly
Yellow DO do-for early sum.
meT and fail
Double Parsley
Summer squash
Long White Onion
scarlet Radish-besi carly
long
Carolina Watermelon
\uimcs Neon
Brown nu'cl Lefi1cc-fue
silver Cant CeIsry-very
large white
lee i.etmce-Gne carly
I ldTt khutarh
Long Orange Carrot
Long White Oc.ra- tor snups
cayenne Peppcr-long red
Bun Nose %, llrge-Enest
kind
heeneis Long Green Cueura.
ber-litnches long
>Alsafy
Egg Plant-best purple
Lazy LetGuce-hrge White
Squash-assorted
Early Green Cluster Cucum.
ber-best early
Parsnips-primc
Early sugar Loaf Cabbage
hne early
Drumheat do-white heads
Hail Long Blood Dee.-besi
sort
Giant Asparagus
For sale by "A
sigl o: the 81.
NH 10 M4uslt
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-21

BONNEIal BONNETSi SC
/FrnYRiNG. Amsfeu, Florence nnd Straw. willow,
falm icsf ii.lt NrIf-1I owcrs AUDI ga. ia 50.
Ahreo supply ot ihc above coo. fu.f Irrt, -ul Tor
fllr chrsp,at IN CUNNtNCUt
apo Cheap cash ufy CO.. -iotc.
NNuEhTON's HIGuT UF ~EAWCIf En.
quity into The validity OF fie nrusn clf.ut1 Alright
on Nfhon ani search of American vessels au.yt- cd
s ehefGe in INC slave tade, by Henry Wheaton. ~
Mncr OF ihc United ~'acs az the Cnur of Der n author
20 "ElcWcnte 81 International law" f1t sale
ar s SMITH, DINNER a MORRIS
nIhsILH-Ohcd nslwhitc, just received.
- AZ" b-e-s- 80 49,. DUvAL e CO,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-21
ORAL SYSTEN FRENCU

a Oral System Ut Teaching the Living Iau.uarcs H.
lusiTaicd by practical course Of Lessons In inc
French, through The me iun of the Elssh Nv Jean Man
gerca In vols . just received.
JAZZ SMITH, DRINKER & MORRIS
tfAsHIONABLE DRESS AND EitOcTS
tOAFS ready ma Re and made 10 order, ia the latest
and inosi approved cut and fashion, at
STARR & co.'s,
lhli opposite the Exchange Iioci.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-21


Applications may be made personally by letter, (pos
rfidl 10 The subscriber Agent for the Company an Kch
mont who VIII Furnish a ccsstry information tnpcr7ons
icsouq NJ Awaiting Themselves ~ the ADVANTAGE which
ih1 Institution offers Tor providing against those changes
u which alafc subject, from the uncertainty life aud the
procauousncsso Of business. BY the payment ~ small
sum- which most men can spare, comfortable support
ic2i a. HAIOWtN Ar,tpt
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-21
LAdD1,EIsy, b EE niG gHSNog moHoo-

- on AND KID Sill fcttB-Cifv nrnu(nc.
ftre-A dnc assortment of ticsc superior slippers on
hand 10 which the attention Of tho Ladies Is solicited
ID nUIIiNgTON a 90.
te - Mansion IIotfrc
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-21
=, TO :, MERCHANTS ;@lII AND OTHERS.

BLANK HOOKS AND SrATIOSERY
| w. RANDOLPH 4 co, ~ Sankey's old stand Main
street. have Had male. w.in the lat mos. al cir
bind'ry oitle acs Richmond aud Northern papcr al as
soIt'nc"t OF Blank books embracing all patterns general
l5J Ledgera loarnas Record letter Books Of Medium
lel do do do do do Deny 10
so 10 DO 30 do Cash Invoice Eooks
some and plain binding
,p smaller blank Books, varying in price from cts IN
Bili Receipt and Che HoOss- Notes, Bonds. Dr.Gs
Iills e aias aud Exchange, Canal and ship Manests
Canal Receipts. Sc. ~
Al articles IN the Stationery line can be found in rrea
variety al J. W RANDnI PHI ~ CI,fS ~
lie R,o- pi,r. ~. -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-21

MANTEL loosins Gssses from s. to s3oo to fit various
A'l sze Mantrs- oi French ami Gernin Plates Per
Looking Glas ses. Gilt Mahogany Frames OF every sze
Toilet Looking q asses ncw ani hand. ~ patterns at
isls Cl,lr, 80 H. e,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-21
PROTECTION INSURANCE CONpAS
OLE HARIENRn EANSr -

PLOUGHsl PLOUGHsf PLOUGuS1I
4 LARGE assortment of various sizes. iust from the
n Factory. Farmers aud members OF The Iegisl,tnrc
will please call and examine the stock.
jas GRErTER 4 pEAEH
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-21

DD hbls Richardson's superior OH whi-k.y,
lOO idsl Gee we'd ami Tor "A. oyg cash, by
WADE W. WOOLDKIDGE,
q l.fn "a laU
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LATE EROM HONDURAS.

We are in receipt OF Honduras papers to the 10th
ultimo, but which exceedingly barren-The
only item worth extracting is the following, on the
affairs of Central America, from the Honduras OBJ
server. That paper remarks
''We are glad to understand that the mode and
time of payment of the proportion of British claims
to be paid by the State Of Guatemala has been set
tied in way satisfactory to the Vice-Consul. de-
ducton of eight thousand dollars has been made
from the original demand, reducing the amount to
about IL 800 dollars, which is to be forthcoming in
forty days, under the guarantee of respectable
merchants.
s'The fears of our merchants as to the disastrous
consequences of the threatened blockade will thus
be in some measure aayed, although there can be
no doubt that they have experienced much incon-
venence if not loss, from the temporary check given
to their commercial intercourse, with the Central
American States, in which we have good authority
for saying, there is now due them million and
half of dollars.
''Some of our merchants have become security for
the payment of the proportion claimed of Honduras
and we have heard (but we do not pledge ourselves
for the correctness of this information) that
perindent has received communication from Costa
Rica to the effect that the amount of the claims de-
manded from that State was ready to be paid, but
that difficulties arising of the disturbed state of
Nicaragua, would prevent the amount being immed-
aiey RENTED to Guatemala.
'sThere is no further news of Morazan, than that
he is negotiating with the State of Nicaragua, with
the view of obtaining the assistance Of that State in
the formation of Federal Government. He is said
to be certain of Mallespin is reported to
have 1000 soldiers, and Carrera has still less five
hundred. Y. Express.
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FOREIGN MARKETS.

Liverpool Cotton Market, July l6.-To-dsy's de
mand for Cotton has been pretty general anu inc
sales amount to fully 60OO bags incujlng 2oOO hme
rcan speculation Holders have met the demand
freely, bat tenacious regards piices, when are
very steady
July l6-To-day's demand for Cotton has not
been particularly active but the sales are said 10
amount to 5000 or 600O bags, the trade having been
nearly the sole buyers, only 500 American having
been taken on speculation. A. least 1900 bales OF
Surat Included in the above, have been taken by the
trade. Prices ale steady, but the demand Is freely
met
liverpool Corn Marked, July 49, Since this day
nninght have received 10 233 quarters OF Wheat,
and 1857 barrels of Flour from the continent OF Eu-
rope and from the United States There are also re-
ported 1880 quarters of Wheat and 6645 barrels OF
Flour from Canada, but of British Grain, &c, the
weeks supplies are light. The duty on Wheat has
declined to S. Barley to 9s, and on Peas to Us oP
per quarter With fine weather, the trade has been
in inactive state, and prices generally have Tended
downwards. At Friday market, all descriptions of
wheat Id to ID per bushel, and Flour cd per
barrel cheaper. Oats and Oatmeal were also easier
to buy, and in very limited demand No change as
regards Barley, Beans, or Peas. In the bonded mar
kel the only sale that has tanspred is rat oflOOo bal
rels of United States Flour, at 29s Cd per barrel.
HOP INTELLIGENCE. Worcester, July l3.-We re-
oeved reports from parts of this district on Monday
last being fair day; many stated that no improve
ment dscernble, but that generally the gardens
not looking well again, the cold nights at the
beginning of the week having given them yellow
sckly appearance and that the vine is also much
battered by the high winds. Upon the whole the
prospect of crop is by no means so favorable as last
week, when the duty was freely backed to pay dl2,
600, but now one will go beyond 100000, and
there more disposition to buy hops at the late re-
duction in prices. 184I's, loss. to 1865, choice
ditto, 1855; 1895, 63s to 1884, choice ditto, S4s
1S367's, ASS. to 70s choice ditto, 75s Weighed on
Saturday IS pockets during the week, l.
State Of Trade, Manufactures, SIEVE have had an
increased demand for Cotton during the past week,
which, however, is met freely by sellers at former
rates Although the market closes very firmly, the
sales, up to Friday, amount to $50 bales including
1890 on speculation and 1000 for export.
On Saturday, fully 1000 bales were taken, OF
which 1000 are on speculation, and yesterday 5000
bales, most Of which were taken by the trade.
The demand in Manchester, for all descriptions OF
printing cloth, has been good, and large business
has been done during the week. at prices, however,
little improved yet, although evidently looking up.
The calico printers busy, preparing for the au-
tumn trade, and are very bare of stock.-Lipepool
Standard, July 10.
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From the Detroit Free Press.
RHODE ISLAND.


We copy the following article from the Gospel
Messenger, religious paper published in Rhode
Island
The Suffrage controrersy-Om Position.-As the
conductor of a religious paper, have endeavored
to keep aloof from political strife and controversy
concaivng highest duties but unfaithfully per-
formed when we attend to political concerns There
fore the colu of this paper have only defined
position | will say all that is required of me
in relation to this matter.
We esteem it privilege, and duty, and right,
to act in political matters, far to vote for gen
eral officers and delegates, or electors. This is
what we mean to do, whenever and wherever
have opportunity, and deem it best. When the Peo-
ples Convention met in this city, and formed
sution we did not deem it unlawful, if sustained by
the people and after the peoples vote thereon, and
their rejection Of what was called the "Landholders
Constitution" we supposed the suffrage controversy
at an end, and did not doubt that their government
would be the law Of the state under this impression
cast vote for its officers, conscentiously and
if we imprisoned villifed for SO doing, we
shall have the reflection of correct conscience
No person can more deeply regret the unpleasant
state of things that exists than does the writer
of this brief note And the does he regret it
account of the havoc it is making with churches and
RELIGIOUS associations. 1t becomes necessary to bear
and forbear
We have seen good reason why after the very
popular votes taken upon the question, the people
should not govern themselves in the way they de
best.
We must say in this connexion, that counte-
nance no wrong act, whether committed by those in
power, or not. From what can learn, we are
disposed to think, many improper things have trans
pired under the reign of martial law and as sub
ject of whatsoever government exists, we must be
allowed to say, we can no more than bear
burden of sins. Our doctrine is ''whosoever doeth
wrong, shall receive for the wrong he hath done !;
for with our God there is respect of persons"
can only trust all will eventually our right !;
the Psalmist says, there is reward for the
righteous; verify he is God that judgeth In THE
EARTH.n
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1842-08-04

A MEXICAN FRENCH RESTAURANT
n The subscriber begs leave to inform his custo
and the public at large, that he has just receiv-
ed few GREEN TURTLES, one of which will be
ready THIS DAY, by IL o'clock, and every other
day till consumed. Families, who would prefer
dressing them the nseves, can be accommoda ed
with some, they being of good size for the purpose
from lob. and upwards He has also on hand
fresh supply of new brand CIGARS, by the box 10,
Ia, lilo, 100 box.
JOSEPH BOULANGER
Washington, Aug, 3, Is42.-3t
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FROM BERMUDA.

We have the Royal Gazette Of the 18th ult but
there is no news in the newspapers Of any interest to
our readers.
H. b. NJ. ship Illustrous, was there, and was about
to sail for Halifax
The "City of Glasgow steamer pronounced
unfit in her machinery for service. At the latest
daes she undergoing repairs at st Thomas
N. Y. Express
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1842-08-04

Miss Leslie, of Philadelphia, is preparing biogra-
phcal memoir Of the celebrated John Fitch, to whom
the world is indebted in great least for
of the most important modern inventons-the APP
pication of steam to the purposes of navigation.
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NOTICE
aug &c

NOTICE.
TINE Schooner NIGHTHAWK will take trip
i to the CAMP MEETING, held on the 18th of Au-
gust, on the eastern shore Of Deals Island, Som
erset county, Md, and can take 30 or IS white male
passengers,-they boarding themselves,-fare S3 per
head there and back to w ashington. Every possible
care will be taken to accommodate the passengers
well as the vessel will afford. She will leave Rilevs
Wharf, Washington on the 10Th inst, and will re-
turn as soon as the meeting is over.
ROBERT WALTER, Captain
N. B.-The vessel is new, and about % or 80 tons
burden and can be seen at Lennex's wharf near the
Long Bridge. r. w.
auJ I-1ws
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1842-08-04

INFORMATION will be very thankfully received
i of JOHN GLUYAS, by his relatives in this city,
who left here about seventeen years ago, no word
having since been received of him 1t is supposed,
however, he is somewhere in the Western country.
I5PEDIroRs Of papers in the West would confer
great kindness by inserting the above and any in
formation may be addressed to E. d., Washington
july 30-tf
NINE GOLD CHOP CHEWING TOBACCO.
Il Tobacco chewers respectfully invited to call
and try the above article before purchasing elsewhere,
as it certainly is the best article offered for sale
in this city. For sale at
WILLIAM YOUNG'S Drug store,
doors east Gadsbys Penn. av
Also, just received olerabe assortment of SHgars
consisting of Regaias, Principles, Imperial, and the
celebrated Long Mines.
N B. Persons afflicted with various diseases, 100
numerous to be mentioned in public print, can ma
speedy relief and permanent cure by calling as above,
where they will find the true SPECIFIC. one dose In
lime will nine Junelf
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Marrfe0.

In Topsham, Maine, in July, by the Rev. Mr.. Lord,
Capt ISAAC P. TEBBETS to Miss SUSAN NJ
daughter of Major N. PERKINS