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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-17
JOSEPH =. CADELL,
Pr,iiInt Of III. JIms River ard Kdnroha Com

My objse, Is no. bogr ply Of the liTs1 OF those
may mention, bu' sketch merely Of the intell.c
tual man ss he is presented 10 my percept'ons-a
brief denea,on OF the distinctive traits Of his cha
racier, and which render him worthy Of admiration
and esteem, OF ess Of disc appreciation. a bioera
ply Of the living Is ratey worthy OF eonhdeneo-
for either IS often written 10 ,ompsh some pre-.
sen. party or personal purpose, and il is then dish
Cured by hcion OF Aauery-or 4 fidelity 10 truth be
observed the sequel Of the ind yidua lie con
tradct the past, no man being known, according 10
the Greek PrOverb, Until he is dead.
The family oil the CaJells scttsd on the upper
James RIVER more than century ag', and is pro
baby the most NUMEROUS In The State. Il has been
greatly distinguished Tor talent, prosperity. and CO.
Grey, and has furnished the CJmmonw nlth with
officers IN all dspiumsn,s Of the Governmsn'. To
this family the subl3c! Of tao present Sketch be-
long,.
Mr. Cibell was educated OF William and Msry.
and subsequently travelled in Europe. There, /
have heard, no formed an intimacy With the cele-
bra'oi Fultsn, then ike Columbus IN search or tn.
patronage 10 ensbe him 10 bring bis great coneop
tons IN ply. This acquaintance with Fulior
IN all likelihood exercised q strong influences ogei
NJ Cabel's mind, and gave II that detefmnatio
towards improvement ard tbs deyelopement Of III.
resources Of ibis country, which livefly became co
cons pCuo15
! Mr. Cabeii served Tor many years in he Senate O
Virginia, and Afterwards N the House Of Delegate
distinguished IN each station by moderation, indela
| NEhuo NNNUNlpU hWu liuAhIJg uf u iNt tul nN1 nc
eurnte knowledge Of every SUBJECT on which he va
called 10 act, exceeding, in this respect, perhaps al
Of las associates, his strong and cultivated nte'lec
mastering the principle, his unwoarl-d industry N
details. His elocuton is eopio1s, his manner caf
nosi, but not impressive.
But State Improvement hos been the chose
theatre Of his eXenion md study, snd on this an
kindred subjects he 10 probably the bes; and mo.
profoundly informed man, not Of the Stale merely
but Of tho Union; ] mean not mechanically 4
mechanically, but historically and com orehensvo
n Ills knowledgs embraces not only all that the u
Safes nave accomplished in this mos, impouar
department. Of human ontefpTze, but oil that III
world has aceomp ishsj IN those countries a. lens
, the mott eminent for ln'ernil Improvement-Ens
land. Holland, Fanee.
Adopting tho James River Improvement A. a
early date, when warm sod enlightened, but vision
afy psttois dreamtd not simply Of njaung the tied
ofthe Mississippi through the centre Of Virginia T.,
Of wrestling the North Western fur trade from Rui
land, and giving u the snme destination, MIR G.
bell bss chung to that ensfprzs viii inyinebls u
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-17

Gen. James Hamilton Of s. C-Tho letter nd.
dressed 10y this gentleman his old PERSONAL friend
and political associate, John G. Cahouo will at;tac
the attention OF the country, and will doubles givo
rise TO great deal Of comment. His reflections on
the consequences Of the decline OF our Public Credit
vii! not DO generally unsatisfactory TO any party;
but when he comes to treat OF the Causes OF that
decline. and traces it directly to Gen. Jacksons war
upon the currency, he reads dc icate ground and
may expect 10 hear the bUzzing o: nest OF hornets
about his ears Nevertheie $, feel confdent tho
such Will he the almost unanimous verdict Of the
county before the lapse OF many years Men can.
no; always be blinded by party pref dce; and Gen.
Homilton is Only one Of many thousands who have
ant eipaied that verdict, and who are now lament
in- in sackcoth and ashes, their agency in clevan,
the hero Of New O.leans to Office for which he
was every way, but more especially 10y his pfsvi-
Gus studies ard pursuits, wholly unqualified. lie
carried INTO the Presidency the ARBITRARY notions en-
gendefed in a camp; and the natural consequence
was the violent uprooIing Of IS abshed institutions
and systems, and the general arrangement OF COM
mereil and fiscal aTirs1 The editor ofthe Enquirer
wasa prophet, indeed, when in the contest Of 1924
he portrayed with surprising accuracy, the results
that would follow Gen. Jackson's election. How
must he reproseh himself that he so zeolously and
successfully laboted 10 fulfil his gloomy predc.ionsl
no,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-17
HAVE NO INFLUENCED


Mr. Editor ! hasten To apprize you Of the recent
and unexpected death OF fellow ci,ixep and vs,v
distinguished Lawyer. Jous u. uoLlApAy E,o.
tic Vas resident of this County. aud highly re-
specied by all who knew han. He died in sc,,,.-
vdeon Wednesday morning last, OF Typhu, Fever.
70 wnieh psee be had gone 10 from our last Superior
Of same fever His death has caused a gloomy
appearance Throughout: our little Village this Nom.
ing. His remains were conveyed through mi. Lac.
to his late residence lSunny Caste) for in,srmen,.
Yours, sc. MAJ.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-17
From The Jefersonisn.
DIR. EN- NET,


Ala full Meeting Of the Faculty OF tho Uni
versty Of Virginia convened for the purpo,e OF re
cording q tribute to the memory or d.. JOHN P.
EMMETT, late Professor OF Chemistry and Ma
terra Medca in this Institution, the following pre-.
amble and resolutions were unanimously ndop;ei:
We are again called upon 10 perform The sad duty
Of minging our heartfelt sorrow over the grave Of n
beloved friend and colleague. Since the close Of
the last session d-aih has bsteav.d ~ Of another
cherished cOmpanon,-the inventive and harmed
the ingenious snd high sou'ei John Paiten Emmett
one Of the earliest supports. add one Of the bright
est ornaments Of this University.
As cultivntor Of Physical Science, his talents
for original investigation won for h m a high place
among the scientific Of our land. As a Professor
his eafnestnes, and vyaclty, his learning and e'o
quence, his modeslY ond high toned independence,
his mingled hrmness and Urbinhy secured to him
the respect and cordial ofiec'ion Of his pupils, his
colleagues and oil the authorizes ofthe University
and his valuable services IN this clpiciy. from tho
foundation Of the institution until his death, will
form an impottan, chapter in lie History.
Asa citizen and friend, a son, a brother n hus
band and inther he adorned lrs station bv evetv
social and domestic virtue, aud long will the meme
~ Of his genius and excellence Of heart he cherish
ed by his colleagues his former pupils and the wild,
eifco Of relatives and friends who now lament hi,
loss.
As az earnes, though feeble token Of the respse
snd affection With which We regard the memory o
our beloved colleague, and sincere Offering o
our heartfelt sympathy in the ell ,etion Of h lie
reaved wife and family
RsSois,d, That Tor the ne1ttvo month. ,be mem
bers Of the Faculty wear etape on the TED am.
Received, That along with n copy OF these nro
esedings we tender 10 Mrs. Emmet our most IN ,-
6onaie eondolenee and ffa,ernal symrathy.-ws
know ng that, 10 the midst other deep W cton the.
nementos Of tho warm attachment Of those VII
knsw and loved our lsmsn,ed friend 60 VOL, wi
not prove an unacceptable offering TO her feelings
RsSolvrd, That The above proceedings be publisl
IN the Charlottesville, Richmond and washing,c
pspers.
II. ST. GEO. TUCKER,
Chei,naa Of hs Fssd
W.. WsarEsssxsa, Ss'Sy Of Fas1Ity.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-17
Prom In Newark d. Ai,sri.sr.

MIC Jsrssy .fH Ssfs,-MasI eo,da ~ do we con.
Ssaisis,e N. great whig party 81 the Union upoa
re triumph the cause in New Jerey. The Jer-
>ey Biues entered the field this year tcermiasd tn
recover what vas lost in the Last campaign, end
they have suec' eied have elo 10 ely ,ri mp TIE
vel concerted, desperate mea,ures OF tie OPPOSE
ton have been slgnally defeated N every eounty
ave Middleex, where unfortunate division a.
mons our friends about the Sheriff has Loot the
county. by lean majority. But We have neither
time nIr loom 10. day for comment The returns
from all the contested counties except Cumberland
arc annexed. We have a majority Of 10 90 JOINT
ballot OF the Legislature without Cufabetlanj ard
IT. voice vial probably ireseate Il. Shou 4 It be
against us the Wing majority in JOINT meeuog will
De ID. Both Houses with US, as follows;
PARTIES IN THE LEGISLATURES.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-17
TO THE WHO'S oE HANOVER
NOTICE

i1~The meeting for the purpos. OF selecting
oe'espey 10 attend the Wing Convention OF tho
State OF Virginia, will take place ut the Conr,honso
on the LIST day of the October Court, at whch tiu,e
Clay Club will be formed. The Wings of the
county that boast itet the birth place OF Harry
OF The West, are resolved TO fight again the great
battle Of 1910, undsmayed by the shouts Of ansn
undisgused opponents, or the foul eaehery Of ore.
tended friends The Sashes are reused up and
wide awake, ready to throw or The government OF
their Mayor, aud go TO the death for the Mil Bow
against the world.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-17
POET RY.
THE sEPrsspst GALE.
MT o. W. uJLnts.

nj o. ". uJlhta.
la uota ehiekcni IhsNe seen
Pull Amy achili tserter,bet.
AMI though was younxsiet thsn
TIA, DAY 7 wsii rem sm6er.
l ss~ the s'oTfp rclicf NJ 10 eionfs
Il -lumberet IKE a viper
hot when the lightning woke Il No
NJ eye, "a WAS ~tpet
d caUe a. qisrrcis somstlmes 10,
VIXEN "a trriei folk get clsshinf.
There came a heavy sigh OF two,
before the fTe WAS nashing-
A lutte etir among the clouds,
BEFORE they rent aaunder-
A httls rocking of the trees,
Aud then came on the thunder.
Lord how the ponds aud rivers boiloi,
They seemed Ike burstinr orators.
AMI oaks lay sca'teref on the grounf
"a N they were potstcrs.
And ali above was In howl.
And all below claiicr--
TITO earth was like a frying pan,
Or some such hissins mater.
II ehanecd 10 b onr wsshiaT DAY,
And all our things were dryinf,
The s,ot "a came roaring through the hnes,
Add set them all q n ing;
saw The shirts and petiie1a;s
TO ndlnIou utc NuCuths
Ilost-ahi bitterly wept-
I los, my Sunday breeehesl
7 saw them s,raddiing through the air,
Alasi TOO late TO win them,
Isax them chase the clouds as "
A demon had been In them;
They we're thy darlngs and my pride,
Ny boyhood's only riches
P,rewcii farewell, flintlv cried,
My breechesi q my breeehesi
That night I saw them in my dreams,
How changed from what knew them
The dewr had stepped their hfed threats,
The winds mad whistled through them.
I sa<fh wide and CHASTITY Ten;s,
Where demon claws had torn Them
A hole was in their hln1et parts,
As N an Imp had worn then.
have had many happy years,
Aud tailors kini aud clever;
But those young panfslooas have gons
Forever and foFrveT'
Aud not tiii fate has ut the las;
or all thy earthly stitches,
TIT. aching heart shat cease 70 mourn
NJ loved, my LONG los; breeehes
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-17

The Loco Foeos of Connecticut have called n
State Convention, to meet at New Haven. on the
26th Of this month, the day succeeding the Gay Fixed
for the meeting OF the Legislature extra session.
IL seems 10 be pretty general and pretty confident
y expected that the will cut clear of Cleve
land, the presen, Governor; tina, worthy having
made himself toe contemplate for even Loco Foco
counienancs. We afraid this is the case, for we
want very much TO see the people OF Connecticut
express their esiinite of such man as thai. Iii,
nomination would be most fortunate one for the
Wings our. and Eng.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-17

Col. Johnson, on Monday evening, visited the
Southwark democracy. ard was acconp ,niel by
General Heb, OF Berks County, and Mr. Bradford,
OF Ohio lie addressed the people and drew forth
the applause o. an immense aS.embla:e. lie then
repaired 10 Moyamcu'n., and there delivered
anoIher address with equal appreciation. Yes,er-
day he visited the Moyamsnsing prison and other
public institutions, and in the evening attended the
Arch Street Theatre. lie left the city this morning
Eve. Iour
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-17
CALEB CUSHING.
Sketches Of Liriag yirgiaian,.

/ To the Editor OF the Wing
! la looking around The extensive confines of the
Oii Dominion for the selection Of subjects for these
sketches, | We, struck with the mortality which has
prevailed among the public men Of Virginia, who in
he frs, quarter OF this century were most pIoni
men, 10 public afflirs. OF those who entered pub
lie life about 1898 or 1900 very few survive. Tie
generation Of l776 was remarkable for longevity.
Very many of the distinguished characters OF the
Revolution attained great ages, and this happiness,
if it be one, was shared with them by the rank and
fe, as the Treasury books show, and IS every mans
Observation confirms. In Virginia, the succeeding
generation, il her pu5.ic m.n Os a fair index, has
been a. renarkaDs for brevi,y Of life Whiie the
men of the Revolution lived deep into the following
age, that age vas eommsa.urateiy abridged. Was
this IN. mere eiFec, Of chance, OF injv dis eons-
tu.ion, or the resu; OF unkno m lsx ofn,tG:e
equ1lizns in a series OF generations the average Of
human life, like tia! which IS alleged in a success
sion OF years TO proiuc. an eql.li'y OF heat and
moisture, taking from one year the excess which it
bss:o zed on ano.her7 These are mysteries which
Philosophy has no. yet explored il it ever shall.
To one who has rather more than crossed the line
OF 10 years, the meridian line OF mans lie. it is
melancholy TO read the catalogues OF the dead Who
have f,en around even since his own entrance
upon mlnhoo5. When he comes 10 REAL them he
is ansz,j at the great multitude, even Of those he
has kloSn, VINO have preceded hm to the grave,
many Of them younger, more vigorous Of health,
and giving promise of longer life than himself.
Contracting Ia. circle Of observation TO public men
note the names Of few Of the more prominent
OF this STATE Of the era which followed the Revoa-
ton. JefT;rson, Madison, Marshal, Monroe. be-
lonsed to IN. Revolution and exceeded the sesiptu-
raj term Of life. thrse-score and ten-but OF those
enumerated below. not attained that limit, and
the greater number far short OF thames and
Philip P. Barbour, Richard Brent, VIM. a BirweU,
Linn Banks, DAbney Carr, VIM. Daniel, Wm. A.
g. Dlds, Philip Dlddrijgs, Jno. w. Eppss, VIM
Fl. Ftizhugh, Jno Floyd, WIN. p. Giles, Jno. ".
Green, Thomas Gholson, jr., George Hay, Hugh
Holmes, James Johnson, Richard Morris, Hugh
Nelson, mes Pnial, James Pleasan,s. A fred e..
Powell, Thos l.. Preston, Spencer Roane, John
Randolph. Thos. NJ. Randolph, Geo. Keith Tuylo'
Gen. Re-. u. Taylor, Alexander Smyihe, Daniel
Shelly, WIN. Wit, No, ons OF these died OF old
ngs, Of diseases peculiarly inciJen, to IT,
The lis. might be extended indehniiely-hut these
arc sufficient when aided by each readers own men.
tai additions, to give a plausblity at least, to the
theory, that the generation OF % was a short lived
generation.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-17
"Firc without smoke,
River wiihou; Sanf, and
Gfraffa usNaI 9th fr.rI.f. ~

In Dublin, IN, Queen is expected 10y the press)
10 I've at :he Vieeroy's Lodge Ia PLGnx Park, and
hold Court IN tae Caoe of Dublin. In al these
nnucpltory arrangements by the newspapers, there
- great deal 10 remind one OF the oil saying
Don't reckon your chickens before they arc
hl,chCd"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-17
FALL AND WINTER GOODS.

THE subscribers have received by the packets Tuscaro
Il ra, Manchester, and Weymouth, from New York, q
the present aud approaching season part Of which
follows:
Extra super medium and fine Cloths and Cas5msrea,
comprising choice assortment Of oolors and patterns
super medium ard low priced Kentucky Jeans
DO do do Fauncus, all rnoTa
Cordona Plains, heavy KcIsoys napt COftona &C.
Mcrino Valencia, and swans,own vesfng
Plain and fad velvet, silk and satin do
Pisin striped, and plaid Lnscya
Rose, Whitney, point and DUNE Blanksis
Real Welsh and othor non.shrinkina Flannola
Red yellow, and green do very cheap
Plain and figured Mouscin do LANES from the rehosf
style 60 Is r's per yard
Figured and satin striped Challeys and Bonbaznss
and 4 French and English MeTinos
hipaeis LuEircs and Rosclyn Plads
Rich frrrcd and striped silks and Rors
Plain blk Gro DO Rhine and Gro de Swiss
super Brochc shawls and scarfs
Satin, siik, and velvet 10
Thread, Fimp Isle, and bobnei L1cos and Hdalnas
Tarictrn bohinci aud wash Blond
ladies' blk and white silk and cotton Hose
Lambs wool, fDcrino, rnoIavtau and servants do
Ladies wooden, fhibet 1nd elk Gloves and Mifts
Csmbfic, iaconc' SWss and Taricton Muslin
Irish Lnenf Lawns, Danask, aud Table Cioshs
Revere botdofod' houatiehod, and plain thread cam
brio UsndbeTchieis
bonnet, rap, aud neck Ribbons
SUPPORTING, medium. ADD low priced French English, sud
American habit audi furniture Calicoca
Large and ANAL checked super ginghafns
Carpcina, FLOOR Clofh, Ilszc aud Hearth Rugs
Will large LOT NJ hletchcd and unheachcd and coorei
Domestcs viz Bed Ticking. apron and furniture Cheeks
Plalds. shcetnzs shungs. OknabuTae, Nc &C.
We have for years past purchased all our goods with
cash. anil the oWesfrafes bot have been ablo
use 10 better advantage Than tho present season. a.
will be shown iho low prices A. which goods are o.
crcd Cash acocpanccs In townro the conditions upon
"'"''' o"' ''''' vHIgNTfVE, BRFEpgN co.
While uudtuna m sfrerf gbcsk., ffiu
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-17

70 We understand tina, the fne Durham Cattle and
SHEEP lately arrived from New York, wn be exhibited a.
ba-on ofafer, Tuesday, all who may wish 10 see
them ami that they Will be sold Wednesday, the DAY
OF the Fair, under the direction OF the experimenting
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-17
SOUTHERN HAT EMPORIUM

Hp.rouso 70 then,yo merry, merry men
This is our opening day.
TIVE rubrcTitcfa have, This Dsv. oponed . -. -.
tic Vain street, for the sale Of Hats and sps fcvcrv
qualify and on such will no dontt ~ ~
icre Of any peis1n Who be IN want 90 AZ, a,sis-
as they WI sou ~ The same lime ihoy nsssrc lie pnbho
that Ooods aod n her ftufc viii be the bcft o,,,v
while The majority n their afswll be oftheir own manu-
seturo ihe subscrbrrs having purchrscd large oman.
nIn 20 sew ~ The lowest possible prices. sndthey cor
nny nNHe the public n ca af see Them A. ms IL Nrs
.Eetennshnent oAHDANAT1 A. RosENTUhII
WV hsin firesii opposite the nen Tavern,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-17
wIsE's pIsrRIcT.-HUZzAu FOR CLAY

The WING majority on joint ballo, therefore will
be ii without Cumberland, which sends mem
ber-,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-17
PRESIDENT TYLER MEsMERIZED BY
Mr.. FISK.
Editor oJhe Commercial Chronicle.

Ma EDtToR-If the following facts are worth
pub ishins, you are al ibeftyio use them;
|; Is SAIL that persons of nerTOu, temperament and
work in bodily health and mind, are the best sub
jscts for mesmerc operation. This MIR Fisk
found TO be true, by his experiments on Mr. Tyler.
Mr. Fisk arrived here last Tuesday, and was i'm
medately sen: for by the President TO v6i, him NJ
the Rip R1ps. Mr. Flax repiired thther with
lacrty, thinking perha % the Pres dent might wish
20 give him an office, but such vns not the case-he
wished 10 be Desn.eriscdl MIR Fisk very willing
ly egreed TO make the trial, bat expressed his
doubts about succeeding, mo djlot thinking OF the
many vstors.l Howevef af.er the arrangements were
mide, Nf Fisk requested permission, should he put
HIN 10 sleep, 10 carry him rs far rs possible, he
wished 10 try some experiments with the two eel
ences, phrenOogy and m,snerism. MIR Tyler con-
ser;ed, rs he doub ed things he had heard about
he science, and because he wished 10 satisfy him
self and the gentlemen pTeseni;-nnd he hoped,
should he say anything improper in his sleep, that
u would be in confidence. a rocking Oh ,ir wns
placed m the centre of the floor, md the Presdett
took his seat MIR Fisk proposed to msgneiise o
glass OF water Tor the President to drink, bn. nc ob.
jscted as he had been afflicted with the bowel
complaint, nnd by the use OF Bennrd's cholera re &.
medy ne had recovered, and he drank is lille wa
ter po'slbie but II Il was actually necessary, he
would drink It with fsw drops OF brandy TO take
the cod OF. Mr. Fisk willingly agreed to the pro-
position, and expressed il as his opinion thu. the
more brandy tina, was mingled with tho Waor the
deeper the sleep.
The glass Of water was drank with the accomp1-
nimsnt, and silence was observed. ms Fisk made
several passes and hr Tyler began to look dtowsy;
at last one eye was closed and the Other liitls
opsn much as 70 say should ike 20 SEQ the
operation but few p1ss,s on that side closed u
fast, Mr. Fisk asso1 MIR Wise 70 speak TO the Pre-
sidoni, which he did. bot received no answer. Il
wa cIsitly shown ,haiMr Tyler was in mes
merle slter. Mr. Fish explained TO the gentlemen
present ho~ the two sciences should be- brough, to-
gelher aud that he would show the effect produced
| by m,gnetising any particular organ. Some Of the
gentlemen wished him TO mngnotise tho organ oil
tune oRd another knowing the President was fond
Of good living wishtd the organ Of 'nmentivont o.
touched also. Mr. Fisk said u would be very pro-
per 10 makne,ise DO at once, which he did, and n,
eifsc, was Astonishing. After placing his fngeu
o. tho lwo organs, the President commenced sing
ina.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-17
Come landlord nm The flowing bowl,
Unui N docs run over,
TOr This night wen merry, mcrry hc,
A g.. tf,nrrosv urgftl got rnbrFf

You cannot Imagine tho astonishmsnt Of those
pretent but i. ended in a hearty laugh, ard the ex'
peuments were continued. The next was the of-
g'n o. self esteem; he arose and walked across
the room with an Dir Of importance, (ss much as
10 say keep out Of ths way ofmy nose,) end at the
will OF the mogno,iser no took his scat The next
organ mlgns,iscJ was 'ben.Volence' and ho thrust
bis hand in his pocket and produced bali dollar (;
Mr. FIX asked him wh.t he wished to DO with tho
money and he said he would treat which produced
another laugh.-Several other experiments were
tried with similar results.
an feaful that I am spinning too long, md VII
wind 10 by saying, that whoever had doupte
Magnetism as n science should have witnessed this
seen. and their doubts would vanish like snow be
fore tho summer sun; and ]. appears tia, Mr. Fisk
possesses the magnetic powerto surprising degree,
az the cause that Mr. Tyler has pursued IN OPPOSE
ton 70 The show that elected him, and hts koman
frmnsss, a decision OF character md strength oI
mind N 4 would give the lie TO msgnsliim. n.
Cd Point, Oct Z, 1872,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-17

"iSh 10 sou NV acres ~ Land, lying within miles
OF the Market House Ia this city. 10 part of the
Tract called gh Meadow purchased by me lasr an from,
kehardG iiAicn ESQ This land 10 heavily woolcd with
OAK hnd luc, AMI from It's proximity tho city must
always IA demand l am not prepared enieI into tho
Wool Business and as cannot afford keep and let
Roman as Is will dispose OF u fair price Mr. Ia
den told me that he had refused eIo0 part Of
". MY overseer or myself will, with pleasure show the
land TO any one wishing TO purchase.
~ WHITING
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-17

FRESH FALL AND WINTER
Gnnna

NJEhavc now In store entire supply Of FALL AND
w WINTER DRY GOODS. communicating large ami
general assortment which having been purchased IN tho
month oi August before the Of the late Tariff bill.
aud when Vs. believed the nuTiwrn markets we're al
their greatest depression, we afford sell onvery
Honahlc terms. Uur custotncrs and visit
ina this city, are Invited TO call and examine for themselves.
a. 3 JAMES co,
90 u ~ Globe