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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-19

was determined TO lie most prudent for them ,o,.
'ne because very few Of the citzsns seemed disno-
sed to lend them nny AID. ADD their numbst. ,y,,.
| too small to eceomI lish any thing ,f.c,unI "
The Mayer had been siSk fora d., or two and
| was WIN d'men''y he Was able 10 get To i, of.
hcei he only remained short time, an r,tu,ueI
home. "'"''
| little after one O'Clock the moh co,,,,.,...,
oreakin. the windows and furniture of Bate, otis
| we presume because he did not redeem Yves, Union
| TIE continued To redeem Exchange Bank notes yerv
po"'puy up 10 ms iimc. but when the breakine
e"m'henced he gathered up what he could and rn'
treated. The intcrior Of his office Was sou, ,Icrra,-
's"'" anu Wo contents thrown into the sTeet-book,
papt's, aud al! that could 10 found Tho Jonr,'
II" 80. ""u eoun'ers were completely demolished
~,.c sgns torn down and split to pieces
Alter this, the attack was commenced ~, ~
soe ohcr' on tue opposite corner of Main and "A
streets II had not tccn opened durin, The d.
crowd rushed in, and this Office soon shared, tho . mo
late with Bates. Lougec issued the notes roIis'I
inc Saving Bank of Louisville" After IA, cro,sJ
had completed the work of destruction here ibcu
e"' 10 p'ewste's and T. 'son's Offices, bu, at half
past Three, they have done no other DAMAGE IN
tn ihan 10 pull down the zig us nd Jes,rov hen,
ne e,owu IN the streets is still immense, Tb.,,
,,' oe th'cc or four thousand pcopo assembled
nrc nIc,sa majority are mere spectators. They
~ p'o'seu az the prospect of banishiny IN, din
pss'er uash' bui they do not approve oc ,be go"
We u"mo' whether more than fnv wc,c nc,;,.I,,
"''" m'hy ol these were boys of ~ mr. IL
- " c'oCh tnefc was nttcmnt a., ,c,
meeting o' Council to increase the nolicc f., ia
.lme-ohye eleven members as embcd nm Ord,,,,.s
wa introduced Tor the purpose bu, il was ne ccss,,o
should bc passed. " oe'o'c II
Nir Hawkins, from the 7th Ward. voted in H..
negative consequently nothing could be done
,, resolution was then adopted nu,bor,s;n, a.,
nmmnyof 10 organize sufficient number Of p,l;ro
Tor the same "'I""P'a'inS S5OV
nc mechanics aud TeaJers' Bank. one of m,
e,os' institutions, aud situated near the olbcr,
open ti'i O'clock and redeemed her "a,
s, u" oa"haOic money, instead of curre,cv "a
'"e hau donc heretofore. She escape,I I'm, rn,
"",ou' some threats. Several of IN. di,cc,n,s
c"' nth'nd the counter to assist the clerk. IN a.
KING IA their paper. III Ia
,atse number of citizens have volnn,oc,.f ..
Sru INC CITY tonight. Several of the ms Ieodo'
" ,e moo nave been arrested, and we hone ,bc,e
u S no disturbance during the night.
S-snce writing the above. we boor ,bo,,
was upwards o. 22i 200 dollars Of monov - ~
I L OF The Miami Bank. S2Is.OuO of hi, go,
ne.' own notts-l,26l IN specie, and the hoI,nco
y pnPe' VI other banks, all OF which was ,,t.n
nnnd So me, nave been arrested, upon whom ,y.re
49," 80 -',oVo' some of which was IN b,nknhI, mo-
r. -" w oi'ance IN their own PAPER. '"'
Nv 'eehanics Traders Bank b,J , ,,:
"u'' aSt evening that they would re-orn ,h ~"
morning at O'CLOCK. ''-opeh 'h's
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-19

Inc iaFcc, which the Locos got up on tho Bank
rupt Act, closed yesicrdiy. Il was intended to lac
al the expense OF the Whiss-but we never saw a
SCI '' honourab!e gentlemen SO completely taken
IN rs were the Locos. Their prcdicnment wouId
nave been pitidbc-but that i, was so ridicuIous
that one could not forbear to laugh
After The debate closed on the motion to pos,nopc
indefinitely, and that motion had f,ilcd-a Loco,co
asked leave TO withdraw the original resolu,i,,
The leave was ruled ont of order-th.n tho ,,,
individual, To escape vote on MIR Tolcr's amend
ment, moved TO amend Ivy substituting "unwisc and
'mpolitc" for unconstitutional, &c Th;swnsvo,od
down. Then MIR Tolets nmendmen, was ,dcp,cd
the entire Locoioco party voting as,ins, IL W.
stick pin there. That amendment takes ,,,ors
ground against including S,itc corporation, in
Bankrupt Law-,o I've subjected to Commissioners
appointed by the Federal Executive. We hav.
more to say on this point hereafter. A, soon ne
VIZ i"'e' 5 amendment was agreed to-thc predi-
cament in which the Locos had involved themselves
oes'" 10 ue'e'op itself Again leave was asked to
~"huraw The resolution. But it could no, he gram
ed MIR VERIFY told the gentlemen that in the
practise OF Medicine mixed doses were often nd.
mn'stered-and the pr,icn in this case needed ;ns,
such dose at this time. The leave was objected
"-anu then motion TO postpone indefinitely was
made by MIR Dorman, and prevailed-ayes 65.
nays 63.
Thus ended the farce, which Locofccoiso, brou,b,
"ron the stage. Thus termnated a struggle. which
consumed or days, and distracted from the public
treasury 81 or 5000. Let the people saw. If the
game did not cost more than it came tot
We are 10 have another little farce 10 dov ii, !,
'o''' oil different kind. When that's over we
may expect to the Legislature enter upon III,
business OF the Session, und'sturbeI by disgraccful
personal Mranglca- il not by Ecdcrnl milne.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-19
A NEW SERIES
OF THE
NJ T. d. CAL XAMIE

WsekIy Mediea! Journal, p45iishedin PARad,lpbiq.
EDITED NJ
RBTSEtL CosrEs W. d " w GEaHARp NJ u and ] n
BipbLg, MD
new series of this Journal was commenced
January LIST, 1912. Reynel Co,tes. NJ. ID has
hcen associated with the former Editors, and will
take special charge Of the Surgical Den,r,mrn, nj
the Journal. The subscription price la, becn re
duced to three dollars n year or two comics for s ve
dollars, to the same Post Oncc in all cases in nd
vance Each number contains sixteen octave paoes
and IS published on the Saturday of every week
Postage the same as on newspaper.
Contents Of Nos. and ?, just puJlishe9
j. A case of Atresia Vagina, communicated by
Professor g. ID. Meigs.
T. An account Of an operation for the cure Of n
detormed leg, tho result Of an unsuccessllv t,cocJ
fracture, by J. Rhel Barton, NJ. d., with a drnw.
ing.
3 observations on Gun shot wounds with case.
by W. Poynioll Johnston, MD.
y Review Of Dr. Kilgour's Work on Tvpbus
Fever, by w. w. Gerhard, MD.
5. Clinical Reports from tho Pennsylvania tIos-
pltll, by Hawthorne, NJ D,v
Cases Of Scroiula successfully trenied With vc,y
large doses Of odide o potassium; Cnses Illustrative
OF the good effects Of acetate Of lead as CONNER.
agent 10 Fetor in sloughing and other soree
7. photographed Notices Of New Publications.
g. Editorial Comments.
ciery. ~
~ Extracted Article. with Annotaiions, viz,
Operations for Wry Neck; Case of crurnl nneu-
rsm, cured by constant application Of ice; On Tho
e2noiIon ct tho nails IN fractured limbs; Reduction
oi stnngulatod hernia, by u cupupeture, H.
moHhage, after lithotomy, stopped by creo.oie; On
nm excessive size Of the frius; Extinction Of the
primary teeth cutting the gums; Statistics Of Il.
lhoiomy.
Letters 10 he addressed, pos, paid, 10 tho Editors
~ no Medical Examiner Philadelphia. Office,
y. u corner Spruce and Ten.h streets.
IN 1s-w2ts
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-19
pr.,ia.nLof n, canrl 81 Ann.n,.

Judge WIN. liz Cabell was yesterday elected by
an almost unanimous vote, President Of the Court
OF hppeols-n compliment justly due to his solid
learning, unwcuricd industry, and unsurpassed pu.
rity OF life. Judge Brooke, the Oldest member of
the court, declined being put in nomination. He
had formerly for many years, presided over The
court, with great ability; and n, his ege, he would
not consent to undergo The additional and onorous
duties which would be imposed upon him, as the
presiding officer.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-19
Sessions Of he L,risln,,.r.

,.,i,' was received from the Senate yes.
49, 1''"g NAT the I'LL limiting the sessions Of
i,;', s'',''e Ia m''no"er by the wny-ns tho
'''"'e' inc per diem after the 9O,h day)
~ P'''" w" oody without amendment. The
o,.;,'E was received with roars OF laugh,er-oc-
assumed probably 10y the supposed disappointment,
xs,, p'sI'se OF the bill. twas generally and
very confidently expected that tho bill would h.,
smo' hcred in the Senate. 10
II now the law of the land--arI if gentle men
!em''" mere beyond the Pad day Of March, thev
" " nave TO support themselves on haIf.pev
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-19
TO TILE L.EGIsI Ar1rnr

lon VIII be called upon soon TO elect Gove,nor
Of ms Commonwealth. have heard ii douL,,d
"ne,her wing eould be elected Surprising this
TO you the name OF n gentleman whom. of nj OH :
ofs OF his party, ! would prefer | mean Riebayd
L. baptist, Of the Senate. Mr. B. is not n violcn,
party mnn-he u a gentleman, and my word Co, !,
n nf VIII never be tie tool Of the Richmond JUNO
nc comes too from region Of the State, which
has received but few honours at the hands Of ,5e
legislature A WIG
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-19
TO TIE CITIZENS OF n1cmmorp.

You are requested TO convene at tho City Hall.
on Wednesday next at half pas O'Clock, to con.
slider The propriery Of taking some action upon the
'ubjec. Of tho mutiny and murder on board the
Creole and Other matters connected with our slave
poperY MANY
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-19
Auction NOTICE

-. General attention is requested to our sale
Thus Morning, "wednesday Jon. I9lh, a, 10 o.
clock, u, tho Store adjoining a. No.rs Hot.ID Il
CHM, Glass and Qucenswsrs
FINE DOUBLE AND SINGLE GUNs.-An
INVOKE NJ excellent Guns from the Factory Of
"Chance & Sons" will be added
JiI0 INLOES & BROTHER, Aucts.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-19
"THE MEDICAL EXAMINE :,

Is the title Of weekly publication, under the
charge OF learned Doctors-devoted to the advance.
ment of medical science See notice.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-19
RICHMOND:
wEDNHsDA, MonNTNo. JANUARY 10

JAMES RIVER AND KANAwIIA IMPROVEMENT.
We commence, to-day, the publication of MIR
Ca6elps Report, made to the Stockholders at their
annual meeting in December The subjee, matter
is one Of great interest to many OF our readers and
directly or indirectly affects the whole Common.
LII.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-19
lro nv coS1rsUgpl
srnp rI1n n1cr1L

'IliE Nfcrhrr hifri in1n WIN called himself iOffN
MoHhOE horse saddle AMI hrdlc. Ia ride io Lynch.
IfFi ou Wciurfiy 4sf, fF tXinFsn with the promise
hhe Wp1d return that evening AMI mas hi'ci M d0
yri Houtle nsn about feet of 9nchca high, pref
~ w"I nNf. hiffk heir. blue eycs gpui c1upoEou had
,p',tb'c Fhr ~ wliskcfs aHi man appafeuuy about
iof ~ years ui aEc, 4ni r. hts epccci scpchman
lNo horse b. lty.nhpui feet hilh small blaze In HE
ace ana sn'l pscc rubbed on Tho ~ his tail The
-iIl' i hhNul fll worn with piece ~ The
nici INC hd1le nsnis, with double rcins 2 lhcr.i
feward Wi oe given or ue detect delivery 81 the
bpvc, and my iniorm1upn uankfnlly received.
la gilt IpftS If uGmEY
Now onion, IanuasyT
TUT NoDbnN P-hLMlsT-A collection of Church
Music by I"wel Mason, Tor ssie
w DANIEL
- !" r1uate above the Bsnks.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-19
To ths Stockholders ofMe

James Rirtr aud kandtrha Company:
In obedience TO tho requirements OF the charter,
md in conformity to the method heretofore pursued,
L bee leave to present to the Stockholders report
of the operations OF the pas, year, and of Tie prcsen,
state and condition of the Company.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-19
SEVENTH
ANNUAL REPORT


PRESIDENT TO THE STOCKHOLDERS
THE
JAMES RIVER AND KANAWIA COY.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-19
Riot in Cincinnati

The Cincinnati Republican gives tho annexed de.
tails OF dissraceiu riot, which took place in tha,
City.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-19

tie foregoing facts, there are grounds TO believe,
that the payment Of the legal tolls is ex;en,iSely
evaded in defiance Of the oi the olects -
prevent II; Nnd that 1t seems likely that 1t will con
unue 10 some extent, until The old system .; nav.'
'alon shAll he supt-Scdld hY The now.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-19


The season for operations on tho river. which h.
limited 70 the low state ~ the water in tho
and autumn, commenced this year on the 1871 Julv
md terminated on The ooh September. ANertoy
ing buoys in the positions where they were re-.
qured, the river force resumed the work At Iobn.
ton's shoals and finished it,. Tho mvi,n,ion or
ih'oe shoals appears now 10 be as rec from Office.
Tons as % Is possible 10 make j, under system ~
t.uico navigation After completing tho work ~
Johnson's shoaIs the force spent the residue Of The
working season in making further improvements If
surdry other points OF this number was Knob
shoals, where they wdcned and deepened tho sllce.
AMI Peel Mop.O shoals, where die sIuiee I'm ill.,
course Of the year, hnd dnltcd foil Of ouiek Sand
1t did in 1885 and where tho new ehonnel. wbieL
was Constructed in that yolrh d again to bo ouenci
IN the month Of September, tho ngent win Iis
nssista1ts made an accurate measurement, of tho
depth Of water at all the sho1ls between Cberleston
and the mouth Of the river, and sent tetai cd ~.
port Of the fncis TO the board The result of tbis
M surcment showed that the Kanawhn rver AZ no
point, afforded less than thry.thfec inches of wa
ter whilst NJ tho same time, the Ohio river at many
p'.ots afforded bl, 26 inches; 50 th,t salt boats do
scsndi1g the uver from Charleston at that period,
werc loaded with reference 10 the depth Of tho water
IN We Ohio, and not 20 that in the Kanawhn river.
The trade of the Kanawha river is sensibly in.
efeasngi bat fegre 10 state, that notwithstanding
, 1842-12-24
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A CLUE TO II TIME.
BY LEWIS

The great God bath showed us. bv
his ervar the PROF bet Daniel. that
there shall arise five great kingdoms
to the supremacy in this world; and
that the four first shall be earthly.
sensual, devilish; that they will tread
upon and %persecu'e the subjects pre-
pairing for the fifth kingdom during
their whole existence. down To the
time that the King Of the fifth king,
dom shall come. on his "whire horse"
with ''many crowns" on his head. FOL
lowed with The armies Of hcaven. al
81 on "whi,e horses" and ''ini<erativ
destroy those wicked men. and let
out his vineyard to oInrrs." and
"bind the strong man fSatan] and
spnii his goods" pnrifv and make new
the earth. raise and gIoryfy the bo-
dies of all his subjects, and thus sci
up his everlasting Kingdom over the
whole earth. Thus shall Ia, righte-
olIS inherit the land and dwell there
in fDreUer;"' thus "shall the righteous
mere, he removed. and the wicked
mol inhabit the eartl'.
W. will begin our investI-a'i1n>
wrh Daniel ii. 81. Here we cannot
fail TO perceive, in his explanations Of
the kings dream. the four earthly
kingdoms. and that The last. which
was the Roman. should he divided IN
10 ten. si.nified By the toes Of III
image: and in verse "A We read. 'in
the days Of these kings shall The God
of heaven set up 4 kingdom. which
shall MGR be destroyed; AMI the king
dom shall not be left 10 other people,
.bnI il shall break in pieces and con
sumo all these Kingdoms. ami it shall
stan | forprer." This Clearly shows
us thai when the stone strikes the nm
age and breaks it to pieces, and The
wind carries it away like the chalT Of
the summer ihreshing-no"r, then III"
stone becomes u great mountain. or
kingdom. and fills the whole earth.
II there is a dount on the mind at any
that this vision brings us down TO the
Judgment. let us turn over 10 the
seventh chapter and see what that
will teach US.
la the first seven verses we per-
ceive the four great beasts represent
the same four great kingdoms that
the four metals Of the image did in
the second chapter; the division OF
the las, or Roman. into ten, si9nlhed
BY the ten horns, the same as the
toes Of the image; but now IN The
eight verse, while Daniel was consld'
ering. he saw the little horn making
its way up among the ten, pushing
nut one, and another, and another
BY the roots. with its eyes, anil Its
mouth speaking great things most
beautiful representation of the rise
and establishment OF Papacy. But
now in the 9th and 10Th verses, bless
ed be God, the Ancient of DAYS IS
seen coming, on his throne OF fle'y
fame, propelled on wheels OF burn
ing FIRE, with a fiery stream ISSUING
andcoming forth from before him,
with the fifth kingdom with him; Tor
ktus take notice hat John. IN Rev.
", lotbnad lIth verses, has the same
~dt.
, 1842-12-24
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cean state; Ottoman supremacy is
gone: ant, Of course, the seventh
trumpet must be near sounding; per-
llous times hare come; professors are
lovers. of themselves o than low
ers of.God. Again. ask. Are Won
ready? Are you living for God or
for Yourself, for heaven or for earth?
VIII you risk endless ;orments for a
few months earthly pleasure? How
can yon endure ever lasting burn
mgs! How ran you forego everIast-
ing giarv? ministers of Christ. !
entreat you to lay aside the books of
men,-u1d examine Gods book with
PRAYER. and see if these thing are not
so. Your hearers are watching eve
rv word you say upon this subject
with intense interest. MANY of YOU
admitted it NAV come shortly;
many more. that Daniels vision is
out IN l843. These | en.reat 10 ex-
anime the second. seventh and eigh,
chapters. and see il they all do not
take hold on judgment.
, 1842-12-24

" IL an inspired pcnman thd said there
had been seventy weeks fom the going
forth of the commandment to restore and
hHiid Jrru:alem to the emitting of of the
Messiah, who would dispute it, Bot BY no
means. II was exactI fuIEllcd.
, 1842-12-24

/" The great DAY of the Lord is near, 1T is
NEAR, and I,srErH greaily."-Zeph. 1. lS.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-11-11

Willie the others increased. 1t is a common
saying in Nirginia-we have too much land
tina, is not the defect. We cultivate too
much in corn, that does not produce enough
TO feed the hands and horses. Let US make
crops that is less exhausting and feed with
less corn, for we all know that land exposed
to the sun is not gaining any strength, whilst
land covered over with sod is increasing
daily. saw ono other thing that ought to
interest the farmers near Richmond, and that
was five drovers from the Western part OF
Virginia. | asked them why they did not
drive their cattle to Richmond. They said
it was too easy to glut the market. Says |,
"li is larger than York of Pennsylvania"
ave don't sell our stock to the butchers, we
sell 10 the farmers, and they sell TO the butch
ers." Why cannot we do so ,oo7 l will
warrant, if the farmers will buy and feed the
stock from the drovers, the butchers will moi
buy one from them, but look TO the farmer
Then the farmer converts his hay into ma
nure, aud gets paid for ii too. If the farmers
are not prepared for that, they are prepared
to feed the stock for the butcher, furnishing
the hay at a less price than they would have
to take at market. The North are much
better calculators than we are, and whatever
they find to their interest, they do-and thi'
subject has received their deliberate conslde.
ration and appreciation.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-11-11

BY MISS E. NsEvILLE.

=
Enough, have seen Of this life,
Enough Of its concord, enough of its strife,
Enough of its joyful enough of its wo,
., let me depart-l an ready to sol
Cast, cast ye away the laurel wre9th now,
Nor bind il again OIL this ieycrish brow
Lucid i, beamcd with the gems of the morn,
But MONDAY discloses the dark lurking thorn.
How eager lifo's gay-tinted flowers grasped-
How warm TO this bosom their lovelinoss clasped
But o! their bri5 hit hue4 with my hopes passed ava
And left but the lark and sere spells Of decay
What the eauds and spendors of earth.
Its high sounding titles how little their worth!
Vain, vain is their power true bliss TO bestow-
let Inc depart-I am ready TO go!
would soar where sin hath not left blight,
Where wo is unknown in the halls Of delight,
Where foods OF knowledge increasingly roll
thirst, pan; for that feast Of the soul!
Immortal spark o haste thy fight away,
Nor longer cling to thy numbering clay
Mount mount the skies TO that blessed abode,
And bask in the smiles Of thy Father and God!
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-11-11

CoRNsTALK SUGAR Tho Illinois Journal states
that J. X. Klnkad, of Indian creek, has experiment
ted according TO Mr. Webb's directions and obtained
eighty gallons of nolasses, thicker than New Or.
leans molasses which he designs to cryslalize. With
proper mills Tor separating the juice from the stalks
and proper cultivation of the corn, Mr. Kinkald
believes that the highest anucpntons of those who
have favored his experiment. will be fully realized.
Upwards of 5000 men Of literature and science are
expected 10 attend the Scientific Congress at Sras-
burg which will be opened on the oath instant TIL,
Town Council has voted a sum of s000fr, TO be ex
pended in the entertainment of these numerous anC
illustrious visitors of all nations.
g-rThere are in the United States l35 daily, ll4l
weekly, and l25 semi-weekly newspapers, and %,
monthly and other periodicals.
The helmet and visor of the ghost of Hamlet,
father was lately sold in Philadelphia for two cents
This is enough to make IIamIets daddy kick in hi
sepulchre.
nogeues being asked by a student of natur
al history what was the worst beast, he replied
Of the wild, the slanderer of the tame the
liatterpr,'