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The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-12-29
I'll HEAI,TH.

Many OF our readers, doubt possessed with this a
important bessng which lhey may long eain II particular
regard and care he paid to themselves that whenever they
feel the least indsposed 10 procure proper medicine In "de
season.. But, the contrary we find thousands who ara
aborng under disease and many, fear will prove serious
If attended early Would those persons resort 10 he
medicine That has established itself In thousands of cases.
which is Doctor HARLICH'S COMPOUND STRENGTH
ENING 8 GERMAN APERIENT PILLS. so pre.emeinent.
ly recommended for diseases incident TO the human race Aev
would be replaced back again 10 e sweetest blessing which
Is "health"
We speak from occula proof knowing in many instance.
where have been performed by the use of this medicine
with marked success In various complaints such as Dyspen.
sia, Liver complaints Rheumatism Pain the breast side e.
Back, Costiveess Nervous Weakness Emncaio General
Debility, &C. This medicine consists of two distinct kinds
vzThe German Aperent and the CoMPouNp Strengthening
Tonic Pills. the former to bile and nil excremen,i
tous matter from the body thus cleansing and purifying the
system aer which the latter to give strength and
vgor the weak and debated organs restore the lost
te, produce tranquil and sweet Fepose We bchIv
approve Of the Doctors theory" of treating diseases which
certainly safe and escual and advise the afflicted to give
his medicine fair trial -Day Chronicle.
FPhhsiple Ofhe, Mo- 10 North Eighth street. PhladeI
phia. For sale by J. T. Chaplin
frOm the SPIRIT Of the Times.
CO MI U CATION,
Ifyou wish TO retain the richest blessing attend osrl
TO yourself whenever you find that your opnelia b.
comes impaired your bowels 0ost,ve or Bio on n.
stomach Remember-Dr HarEcR celebrated usdicinss.
Procure lhem immediately, and use ihen aecordinR os
directions they will Immediately remove these primary
symptoms from the system. But if you negec. your,
self they will firm host Of maadss such as dyspep.
fia liver complaints. aundie pain IN ha side. biiioua
afertiOns, ievers &c. which more 81 snae "a c,,re
besides attended with pains aud much distress. ,sD,.
Harch's AedicOeS'' will certainly cure all Iotms of
the above mennned disease. The patient nust hoxv.
ever, not conceive in the latter Stages cure esn be
performed in few days orr week. If lie meaic;rs
had beon uaed at tho very FIRST attack lhs disease could
have been eradiCated ia mnch shorter lime The sai.
cine must therefore be used strictly or 6rtnaht
much decided benefit win he real,zed.
RELIEVED SUFFERER,
!. Philadelphia. Sept Sd, 1870.
Principal 0fIieA, No. ~ North Eiahil, Il, pnadkl.
pNia Alse, Istsals hy ) P, GhaFlnl NSS rl.!Isa.,
phia, Ohio. 81 y : ~
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-12-29
Notice.

VHE firm Of E. J. Rnrkdull & Co.. has besn dis.
- solved aud their business closed. TLor accounts
and notes have been placed U my hands for colec.
lIon hose who are indebied ilfpease make nav
mcnt to me, or shall he under The Neeessy cf ,akr
legal measures 10 bring their accounts d, evru,
s. BRAiMA2D.
Dover, Dec, b, 1857 d
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-12-29
THE DEMOCRAT.
LYCEUNl.

We are requested 10 give notice that Ly"eum has
been formed in town. and that the second meeting will
take place on Saturday night, in The Grand Jury room
of the Courthouse, when Constitution will bS adOP-
ted, and question taken up for debate. All those in-
lerested or who wish to become MEMBERS are reques'
ted TO attend,
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-12-29
IMPORTANT FROM EUROPE.

BY our New York papers we learn that treaty of
peace has been made between China aud the British
Government by which the Chinese are TO pay e. 900,
600 Of dollars to the British. Ia India the British have
gained several great victories, terrible revolution
had taken place in Spain,
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-12-29

have laws preventing that worthy class of citizens from
Y, ting al the ballot box. We ask Mr. Saxlon if this
Is not so, and eneat him before he calls hmselfa JEFF
CersOn Democrat again, 10 recOlleCt what party lie
belongs 10.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-12-29

Why don't the Legislature pass bill to relieve the
Contractors and laborers the public worksl 1t is
shame that these men should bskspt SO long out of
their Just duos
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-12-29

MARRIED In Rush townshu. on the 22d inst,
by Rev. Robert Cook. Mr.. REX WEIGH, to MISS
SARAH JONES.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-12-29

1--WE see no less than three democratic papers ad-
vertlsed for sale in tho Statesman. This looks bad
1.-THE democrats dom support their presses they cam
not expect 10 succeed at elections.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-12-29

The Virginia House Of Delegates, Oh Tuesday, passed
resolution, rs to 49, psrucling the Senators in Con-
gess to vote for rehndng to General Jackson with in
ieres', the fine Of $1,000 imposed upon him by Judge
Hall.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-12-29

A CoNTRAsr-Two years ago this month"; TOm
Corwin was installed Governor of Ohio, to which of
hce he was elected by promising better times high
wages, high prices, plenty of money, plenty of work,
&c. AT that tme the farmer getting from rs cts.
10 81, for wheat 40 and so for corn, oats 81 beer4 g.
cents per pound pork a. and other things in proper.
ton, buta was too low, then, said the wings, and
Corwn would make times better.
On the 18th inst, Tom Corwin left the chair of
State, which heheld two years. On that occasion a
splendid entertainment was given hin, which began in
eating, and ended in dance, as a reward of merit for
bringing about the (ulfment of all the promises made
by him and his party. Yes, :he better times, High
prices, high wages &c, had all been accomplished
cording to promise. On the same day this Corwn
dance took place. wheat selling at Id eents corn
90 oats Isl beef2 cents per pound pork cts, &c.
Thus was the beginning and the end of two years.
reign OfWhiggery in Ohio 1t beautifully illustrates
a maxim ofa celebrated man at Fon Meies-'I have
always found, that those who make the most pledges,
generally tell the most es."
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-12-29
BRITISH FLEET in THE PACIFIC

An express arrived at Washington, bringing news
that the British Government have sent large feet n-
TO the Pacific Ocean. What they are after is not known
but it is supposed to be to take possession Of the Ore
gon territory. The Washington correspondent Of the
Statesman, says-"The situation of our affairs upon
the Pacific IS arrestng the attention of the thinking
men ofa parties here at the seat ofgovernmenl. The
smalness ofour feet when compared with lis immense
cruising groundi The concentration, OH the part of G.
Britain, Ofan overshadowing naval force upon tha,
coast the sudden and suspicious manner in which she
sought lasting settlement of few pressing difficulties
with this country and the ominous silence of her min
istsf in regard to the northwestern boundary are cal
cuaed to rpen conjecture into almost positive truth
10 her future intentions. Ii is generally conceded that
she will take possession Of the Oregon California,
aid in either case, it will in all probability lead 10
rupture between the two countries. Our feet that is
cruising in those very active, but cannot accom-
plish impossbilites If this move ofhe British min
sy is directed towards one of the above named OBJ
ectS as it undoubtedly is, blOodsss possession will
be The immediate consequence.
duff Green, who has lately returned from London,
and is the secret bearer of pfcjscI h commsrcial
treaty with This country from The British ministry, sta
ted in one ofhs letters from The old world that Lord
AshburOn would mol touch the subject Of the north
western boundary, and that the main object Of his mis-
sion was 10 satisfy part ofthe country by settling
the nOrttsastcrn boundary and then it would be easy
seng through the Pacific, the other boundary guess
tion, with the other part of the country 1t appears
that this hastily formed treaty is but studied attempt
to rob us in future by creating division between the
north and west in regard to wor, when they advance
for the support of their Oregon claims, armies naves
and munitions of war. There will probably bo an ar
rival of another express, with more definite news from
the Pacific, in the course oftwo or three weeks.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-12-29

NQY virtue of an order Of the Court Of Common Pleas
~ Of 'iu,carewas county, Ohu, shall offer for sale
al the Court House in New Philadelphia, in said soun-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-31
TO THE PUBLIC.

t4INDiN" my haracicr grossly a~sa.leI by pubIlr,
Il iiou ~ The Ieciotaler, u the l7fh Narch r,tcr 49,
caPunn % IN dpcEidfc, feel Myself tycfv
Competed 10 make this communication ~
am poor unprotected female with a family Of rbu.
~ rem winch have always cndc ed 10 rear IN honcs
shdio ai1rd them, az well myself an honesfv,ng W.
should DC thus assalcd, an loss 10 conjecture "a
s more al loss 10 know the individual who ia, ,a
ihis wanion huaek upon should my conieefurc Io
gAi inusi ail UPON one Of our Reformed DrundI-s
Who has been discharged from several PGnting Ef,bi
nents for hard drinking and who not long since no vii
~ we Jay OF sent 10 me Tor several articles, one
81 which was pint OIL. Gin sndong sinc he
loia Abstinence rOciefy; whether This gentleman
me Gin OF not,l cannot possibly know but have Tgh IN
INV opinion. '-iH 10
can with TRUTH say that have never unon any o.-,
Sion gwen any pledge OF TT5ulse any prs,a,1t q,
any member % any society. st would not trade in ar
1en splits andupOn this snb eel call upon them for tho
- 70 The Editor, and tho gentlemen who eorroso -.
EirDrial Corps Of tie Tscfrfairf. mus.
gentlemen, they would not lave made lilo arsrE ,sti.,
eJ nave dome upon To.s and Helpless female ana
nance and support W "'''''''1
The gross ep cts used in the piece above rrC.rrcd.
feonHiefed 10 be beneath thr notice of sny Lov bc,.
loel shal not consider them de, but viii merely r
marx tey could not have sfnanafed from A. ~ 90.
az rs there de-cuied '' ''-' ''a'o'
A.ln injured Lady. think have tho right ,i.,,i ~,
l' E1fnr. or Editors me author u this srurrlou
h, ' ~ '-i"' 10 ueuanI publication u thIs,
I W N'f paper. very respectfully,
w. ,., MANY RICHIE
I nI 30 DIT ~ '''" 'aA'''
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-31
ALLEoHASY.
AGRICULTURAL PAPERS OF VIRGINIA

Do, Messrs. Editors OF the political pres,. call
The attention ri your readers 10 these vnusb pub
hcatous. There is, first, the Farmers Ree,s,er
published ot Petersburg, of long established repu.
tation; of which heard distinguished AgreuI,u
fist OF the Northern Neck say, it had been worth
millions TO the mnrl region Of the State.
AT Richmond, we have the Southern Planter
devoted TO Agriculture, Horticulture ana the
Housed old Ars"-R spirited and practical p,per
published monthly, al one dollar per year. Mem.
bers OF the Legislature who are now about return
ing 10 their families and constituents, would en-.
hance the value Of their services by each takino
home with him the first volume OF the Planter
which can he had for : only, or neatly half bound
for 81 37t; and by subscribing another dollar for
the second volume, Of which numbers are ont
They will find IN it the best selections from, STAN
dard works, foreign and domestic, Of whatever j.
applicable to our Northumberland contribu-
ton from practical Farmers-In short. something
for the Planter, the Farmer, the Gardner, the Ora,
zier, the Mechanic, md last, tho not least 70. the
good wife and the children.
The Compiler, too, (the country paper) is 10 be
devoted 10 the same cause, and will have the dou.
bic advantage OF carrying TO its readers the news
OF the day, unmixed with party politics and every
thing connected with the whole range Of Asricul.
tsre, rural and domestic economy, and the Mtchan.
&c Arts. No one who knows the talented and es,i
mable Editor will doubt, for moment that he will
give n most interesting and valuable paper
And now, | ask, why should we Farmers send
our dollars 10 New York, or elsewhere, for what
we can get from our own "eal and true people1"
EAnNlEn
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-31
From ne NortoH Herald, .March q.
WBIG CANDIDATE ron rPr SrS.rr
JAMES III LANGHOR

The above is,he nomination OF the Wing Conyen,
uon OF ms Senatorial District, and will be eheerfuly
py INC whole dy Of the party: by those
Gentlemen who were placed in nomination before
me convention, as well tho large majority hich
gave u their hearty support as n first choice. Col.
Lahghothe Us gallant and whole souled whig-
familiar with political warfare and kno,vn ,b,onsb
out the district as an honorable gentleman-fearless
and independent in public he is urbane and hou-
orable IN private life. In point of intelligence and
capacity for the office, he yields TO no man in the
district. We entertain no doubt of his election: but
let not the wings rest in security They ow. /, ~
HIM, now that they have called him from private life.
OF the consequent sacrifices he must make Of a lu
crauve profession, to give him their active. HENRY
ana uHtlting support do not doubt that
hey VIII be eager 10 discharCe the Utilization
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-31
BELL TAVERN.
TO THE PUBLIC.

" ~ Il " ID l. l =.
THE proprietor Of this establishment returns his
thanks r. his friends ani the public, gcncrally for
their liberal support since II first opened for heir
accommodation undcf his nat agcmcni ia October, 1870
and hc hopes still fCthcr to merit Il by making ali those
who eolouTn al the BELL comfortable. least any
other Hotel or Masou on main street Having. however,
made no arrangements with foreign markets Tor deli
oous son Crab Lobster, Woodcock, &C he cannot with
pfopncty, promise ticm io tho Public-becving that
they rarely obtained IN markets. and Obtained,
The cost Of such uNuTics would be great that he In
listed that the Public would 10y reference
thc very low price OF H1ard that would be humbug
the extreme, for him 10 promise such Injuries viii,
therefore. only fay fo the public, that my best efoiis
shall Away strive 90 obtain every reasonable Injury
market can afford 1Ic lakes ths method. ase ofiniotn
inf The public that ia ready and willing
serve hcm Than nc is, WHOM called on-and lcHa
willing Ia cater for public patronage, beyond what he
ccvcF 10 be tho rules Of prophecy Than he s al least 10
will cay, that honcstg a. himself aud Justice to his fellow
brethren. would allow him a. for public "a.
tTonagc within The walls NJ other Hotels.
Board, Tor meals only, eiS1 ptTJoar.
Pcrdny p
Gentlemen wishing board by the year, month. or quar-.
ter, would DO we'll a. call aud taste for themselves
WIN DIX, Proprietor.
mr. p di2na
fTt- Euuu.reT 10 roIytwo wcoka
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-31

DUTIES ON leE.-We have noticed the arrival at
nus port OF one or two cargoes Of ice from Nova
SCOTIA and other enrgoes about being shipped.
TO receive supplies OF 90 desirable nm artiels Ton
our ne ehbors. Some Of them, however. we ima-
glne Will be surprised learn that their cargoes Of
ice Sfe subject by the tariff to an import duty
OF twenty per eeat nd valorem. We do not know
Wnt.hes TINS duty was levied for purpose ofrevenue
or tor the protection Of the home manufacture
u s. Car
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-31

TIE following Post Notes Of the James River K,,,
Il VIVA company Of the January issue, were deposted
~ nc IN ihe handsof James Ley, of Iynchburr Me.
eanic, az special deposit AMI by HIM is uniuatiy 10
famed The public are hereby cautioned against recciy.
lnE s noifsas legal Steps have been taken 10 prevent
thetr payment BY the said Company, and rrosc-tC,,
against SAIL Icy h,s heon instituted in Coufi;
900 notes from 80 a. 2cl5 Letter ets ro,cs fo,
2yk 10 2.q3, Letter A. with the exception ~ So 1o,.
p. 20 I.29 = 2gs and two other numbers NOT kpo,y,
-99 10 2qln, LctierB. '''
The holders n sal notes should Icy already have Js
posel n them. would do well report them tbey
be n No. s'tyce t. any person futile subscriber
tnh 81 fH ELIJAH Johnson
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-31

WE hSve received by TO sehrs Manch hester. Rich
new ani very complete a.. ,fimenf ~ spr'nr Goosy
,ol-hi principally At auction, with money q prces much
ani reaii al moderate advance. They are IN part az
Eura superhne French AMI English Cloths and c.ssi-
Medium snl low priced 10 80
Pam Hbhed. frnEOnnl, aud plaid Gambroons
nrap Ne no cf1nc tamhlets and Allapl~a Cloths
large assortment % heavy cotton Drilngs r Isborers
and house scfysntg-indigo blue
rann. Cashmere, Nalenfis, Wetng and MafseIH Vesng
Et'rs super blsck AMI blue black Bombazines '"s
Nch hErcI und striped Fouiafd and other figured silks
kHra rich French aad English Muslins and Lawns
cho 20 assortment ~ Girghsms from 81 o % "a
uirima1.8 hni other French Prints and Jarorefa
H@ = and escorted mode cooredM dc Lanes and Gu,
EyeIy qu,lily Of. Enrllsl, ani American Prints
b,Iso 200 small sze INLET shaWi7. Handkorehisfs and
d. ,moroded sils, Satin and Grape do 10
Cambria, iic0nef, Null Swiss md hancock MusIinq
LhrcscI striped sod dotted Tarlton Nusln, and Nett
PLAN ard Sgred fancy y ~, In great variety
Plan hcmgtich"d aud revere bordorcd aud common
LalcS Xix 'nd Cotton Hose, oil eoiors, quanaes aud
G6nuencn's si'k and cotton haifIIoae do do
ladi.t cfnhrolc 4is anf nIef nett Gloves and xhta
,1ies. az genuemens surer 80 sk and Lso hrcsd DO
Wine hiick mixed and LOAF coorcd cotton Hose for ser
Corded skins and Victoria Robes all prices
Table Cloths Napkins, Dispera and W ictabuek
b,fns,,y Dapcft rhce,nrs. Dowls. and crash French
: : ami fne brown Linen Bursps and TuoElenburgs
~ snd cotton llndtuna and "a iisndkerchitfs
-ilf AMI cotton Umbrellas and Paraaois
Shell, tuck anil side Combs, Huiiaodo
Superior laugc lruufia and HlahOy Lawn
White and cuioffd 4 and 8 India Mating
Lophyf Worficd, Pins, Needles, Stocks and BoHoms
E0uqft and GAG Nihlonr, sewing rilk and irufeH
kffo ard complete assortment % hln1Chc land brown
domestic shccUnra and rfufunFe, Oznaburga, Tlckcn.
ChcckH, Drii1gg &c. 80. &c
Unusual pains ami limo have BEEN taken 20 procure Tho
best apa0ficd stock NJ spring Goods have ever had
snd upon the beu TENS. ~ connuy Merchants ami ia
miles in town aud country, will call W., they will find
choice variety, aud very low prices ior cash. or ao
VALENTINE, BREEDTN & 60.
White Buildings, ~ stcYt, Hhockoe IIill
mr. ~ en-
WHITE LEAD-iJ Ecgs "saugsni White
w Leaf landing and for gsle.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-31
suERMANs MEplCATEp 1-oZENoEs


'IHl7 BE- ne most pleasant form Of sdnnirferry ,gy
u ii.in'a which, 'n account Of their raursGfr III
~ ihIc tarIr ffr vcry reTuguanf to a and r. -.
lTy '' children ar' Trrr.ns " delicate system Jt,y
''NAh hgarirfH iu definite proportion. indicated y
science and approved by medical mon -enrr,n, .'I
y- ~ iti.uF irr he cure of disease. Tho rfaprie,,
neg iIaf ihfrrsn, aE1 will make known h. ar.v r..
I.c,ahle lfaoionef the formula ~ which Die Lozsnres
rHERMAN'S Cough LOZENGE--Are a SAFE and
H., lh remedy iuf coughs. coda. whooping r0rsl s-
m fhn'ff ~ te lungs aud chest. Tic prDpfrfor ts-
o Known 40 insi'rcc where they did not ave fats'ac
snERNAN'a WORN LoZENGEs-Aro se,rr,,os,d
inill DE remedy Tor worms ''
ruEkNhNS CAMPuUR LoZENGEE- Give irtnef,.
are o. ci n nervous ~ sick headache. and
nervous s7essoa. s. &C. This D. an clcgant form f5f
the adInlniFffatfu n Can pIIor ~
HENNANia SODA IOZ gNGE5- these Tozo,-e.
" uaiy conceded Two or three taken afonce will rs
felel wiicfe Indigestion ~ heartburn prevail
rHbhMANS DINNER LOIENGEa.- one a,
lu' ia.'h4lor ~ minutes b. fore dinner will excite a
h4,iy alrcr' promote dNeEf'1n regulate me stomach
ahI ...., anI n9glrate lie system generally.
rHhhNhNr tATHARTiCI OZENGRs-I cleanse
w, loaoI afd owcs, and arc excellent purrsive ,f
bilious pfrfoue. w
suERMAN's rOOR MANS PLASTER, rrpsrt,,
tH"tlN'hlE Faafef and au excellent remedy Tor pains
~ Y" % nc hark sides, breast neck anil limbs End
go,Ac. '''''
Prepared and sod n Wholesale At I05 Nassau Street
= Ngng &c ggnine Without Tho signature ofhc Pf0pf
'ypI rhbhMhNf ". u.
I9f salet ALEH. DUVAL a co
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-31
NJ A r | N F.
PORT OF RICHMOND.
High Water This day, at O'Clock, A. NJ

CLEARED
Brig Powhatnn, VIM. Girdle, master, for Bren,en
with 4l2 hhds Tobacco and Stems. bv Lewis I,ud
lam L Son.
ARRIVED,
Sehr Union, Crowell, Philadelphia, sundries.
Sohr Sefronn, Fountain, Lewbeck, sundries, to
Davenport & Allen.
Sehr Fellowship, Sawyer, Lewbeck, sundries,
TO l. ID Crenshaw & Co.
SAILED,
Schr Josephine, Robertson, Norfolk, coal.
Brig Creole, RiddeI, New Orleans tobacco and
slaves.
Steamboat Columbus, Parrish, Baltimore, tobue-
co.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-31

From hs IndspsndenL
s'0, oeow, petition to Congress, lately
transmitted TO a Western member. I, !, ,n,h.n,;,
and serious.
To the Honorable the Seraf. and yI,,.. ~ NJ,
hr"%m' O"ifsd States, fs Cousrsss a..,pb,,d
Your mcmorialists, residents of,b. s,,,. ~.
feeling deep interest In the welfare and .acS,' (.
the union oil these United State. b.v. -. "
much regret That one OF the members of the CAR
met tho Secretary OF the Navy. A. p. Up.bur
Esq, "was NJ one time an open unouaIi6.t 80,
boasted advocate OF the dissolution OF IN, IIn,,."
and whereas the Hon John NJ. Bolts. memh., os
Congress from Virginia hssin his place in the Hon..
OF Representatives, and in the public newspapsr,
Snue, nus Own Signature, boldly stated that tho
secretary OF inc Navy, IN conversation with him
IN the most public place and manner. Odd ,vo,
himself the advocate Of an immediate dissolu,;on
OF The onion"-nnd whereas the Secretnrv h,.
siateo, IN letter addressed to the Hon. Henry A.
Wise, THAT he never held or expressed such oo;,-
ions;" and further, that he never held . 80
versauon on that or any other subject in
pubic place or manner, with Mr. Bott,-,rd
whereas, the Hon. John NJ. Bolts has p,oysd
nus charges, 10 the most conclusive manner, by the
testimony OF MIR Philip Harrison. of RichmonS
Virginia; also by Messrs Carter 81. R,ay,on ~
Edward w. Johnston, Of virgnia-therefore. vonr
memorialis,s view with alarm the DANCER Of b;eh
Cabinet officer, holding such anti American and
" 1uonary opinions, and would respectfully pray
your honorable body flor the safety Of this Union)
to pass the severest censure OF Congress- upon Tho
Secretary OF the Navy, for having avowed such
obnoxious doctrines, and for having so aishoporobI
tauiroeaisd IN regard thereto; and to request tho
President Immediately to ren,ovs the Secretary of
the Navy from the honorable Office he now hold,
and, as in duty, your petitioners will ever pray.
II MoLandburgh, TG Fisk.
= ] Gardner, James Johnson
T. NJ Roberts Jno Jiggett
MoClin,ick, it,, D& S Chute,
James Clarke, David Thompson.
Jrmes Palmer, John Welsh
James Rowe, III HoeOmb,
Robert McComer, Hiram McGoSs,
~m; Mcdowell, NJ Subzhacker,
G Plotten, Uenrv Snb,ho.,,
C. ~ eUSS,nan, John w RObey.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-31
JEFFERSON waRD

?, CSuneHm,n-samuel Hardgrove, Richard O.
Haskns, John A. Lancaster, Samuel Suble,t, DIR.
John Dove. ''
.hdernien.-L iitlebury Darlington, F. Wicker,
Simon Cullen, Thomas CowIes '
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-31
BONNETs. RONNETs

TUST received. handsome assortment Of the newest
- AMI most "a honable styles Of spring Bnnnefs
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