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, 1842-11-12

RHODE IsLAND.-The New York
Union. in relation to the controversy
in Rhode Island, says;
"a trial in one of the higher Courts
held in this city, is soon to come on,
which brings into discussion the main
features and principles Of the late
Rhode Island difficulties. 1t will un-
doubleday be very interesting; and
as the cause of liberty, in the trial,
will be under the umbrage of two
able members OF our party in the le-
gal profession, we confidently believe
that the conduct of King and his
foul satellites will be held up to the
scorn it so much deserves from the
American people. We shall say
more upon this matter in a day OF
two"
, 1842-11-12

first time ! wended my steps towards
the spot where this battle was fought.
| was alone. with no companion save
my own thoughts-not always the
best company in the world. l had.
in fact, stolen a march upon my
worthy host, who bad threatened to
accompany me, much against my
wish, as could never bear to have
my musings interrupted when visit.
ing a place which has either been
fdaio"ed by tradition or consecrated
by song. had taken care to pro:
vide myself with Goodwin's Biogra-
pay OF Gen. Jackson, which answer
ed all the purposes of a guide. The
first object that attracted nv atten-
ton was the w%ell-known cypress
swamp. where General Jackson erect
ed his famous breastwork, whence he
raked the English troops so effective
ly on the fatal 9Th Of January. 1t is
seldom that the annals of warfare
have presented anything more gigan-
tic in conception, or bold in execu-
ton, than this stupendous scheme of
defence, nor is it possible to contem-
plate, even at this distance of time,
the wonderful activity, perseverance,
and fortitude, which the American
General exhibited throughout, with
out being impressed with a profound
sense of reverence for his genius and
military skill. Much as | had heard
of this celebrated battle, and the
success which attended the American
arms. | had never formed a just con-
ception Of the position which the
American army occupied, no of the
raw materials Of which it was form
ed. Bred up a soldier myself, and
well'acquainted with military tactics,
| would rather have been the author of
that defence. than have planned the
proudest battle ever Won either by
Wellington OF Napoleon.
What added greatly to the glory
of Gen. Jackson, was the superior
number of the enemy, the we'll
known bravery of the British troops,
and the intrepidity and experience OF
the gallant officers that commanded
them. How wildly rose before my
Imagination. as stepped silently a.
long the banks of the Mississippi, the
whole line of the British f)rce, ad-
vancing with the utmost elaboration
in solid columns, confident of success,
and, with their iascines and ladders,
fully prepared TO storm the American
works. How well | could fancy the
discharge of artillery which broke
open the English line, causing them
to stagger and fall back in momenta-
ry confusion. Then the intrepid
Pakenham, making vigorous attempts
to rally his dismayed soldiers, who,
Notwithstanding the terrible havoc
made in their ranks, formed again,
and again renewed the assault. Last
of all, the flight OF the enemy, who,
unable 10 stand the continued blaze
OF destruction poured in upon them,
and disheartened at the loss of al.
most all their general officers, re-
treated in dismay. The Intervention
of Providence was never more dis.
played thar in the results of this bat
tle.-Tasistro's Random Shots and
Southern Brce-eS.
, 1842-11-12

.Evsry Dog must haze his Day.
The Mobile papers announce the mar
rage of James Daug to Mary Day.
, 1842-11-12

THE SPIRIT OF TRAvELING.-Some
years ago, on my way to Paris, on
some matters connected with our en-
bassy, as ! embarked on the steam
boat at the Tower, | met a rather
snowy figure at breakfast, who frank
ly enough told me that he was the sen
OF a Birmingham manufacturer, going
to Calais on a speculation in buttons,
and, as a slight appendage TO his
speculation, to see France, which he
conceived would be perfectly effect
ed bv seeing Calais: The compre.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-27


The Western papers speak OF a recent letter from
Col Johnson, in defence Of the Bsnkropi
law. We have not seen i,.
Captain Tyler nominated J m Caldwell "a A..
Senate, second time, having been rejected before.
snd the SENATE second time rejected him. "Sauee
ief goose, - sauce Tor gander;" but never mind,
Captain, "r'ek your flint, aud try !. seain."
The citizens OF Patterson, N Y. b.ld y, l,,,. and
SPARED meeting on Thursday evening, and nomins !.
ted Henry Clay for President.
The citizens Of q 'tmantown, Philad.lphia Co.
ilemy Clay.
why IS The editor OF the Lynehburg Virginian
Ike /. milleti Give il un1 AK him aud you " m
DC "" 'hariOit'vias J.Gsrsoaian.
why 10 the editor Of the Charlottesville Jene, So
man Ike worthless vesseli Givot up7 Because
he Is Leak y.
At Greensburg. indians. John Cooper has been
arrested ona charge OF bigsmy. He mtrt,.d a
ayouns WIDOW IN that zee, representing himse II
wido~er lie was discovered bv IN. Shancs con.
Vesaion ol traveller passing through Greensbure.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-27
TIE TREATY.
III INI.N 4.
Tic Madisonian has the following:

Tic Madisonien has the following:
TEHNa-we have reason to know th,, IN. Com.
nisSoners Of the two States OF Maine aud Mas,o
chuseus have signhej their ascent 10 line of bonn
dairy between Maine and New Brunswick
Every body knows that the territory in DISPUTE
embraces al the region Of the Upper St. John, nn6
the general understanding now h, tbs, his r,s;on
$50 be divided into unequal parts; the largest ard
Oy lar the most valuable, TO he assigned to Maine.
together with CONSIDERATIONS connected with the
nav'saon OF the St, Johns, tbo,h sides Of tho lower
OF which belong to Ensand,l the creates, impor.
lance to the value Of the timber gtowinc nm IL.
branches. Other important arrangements in differ
eni parts OF The Inc, hitherto unsettled in varou,
places between Maine and the Lake of the Woods
are rumored MS likelY To Iake plnce.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-27
AR RIVALS.
EXCHANGE norrL.


owings, Baltimore; VIM Il Johnson. Peters.
Lnrsi John IL Lee, Augus,s; " Milan, Warren.
N y; J NJ Rodwill DO; George l. Twgss and
Servant, Augusta. Ca; DIR Wilcox, Charles Cav;
John Bragg, David Dunlap, Il W Lee, J,me. Dun.
lap ID w BraRg. Petersburg; WIN Oxley, Liver
poo'i Capt. Gonham and Lady, Mis- Gray. Mi,
gray, Bostor; Charles Il LESSONS, Misc; William
Lewis Hunden, Fredericksburg; + Mallory, Nor
io'k; John u Weller, Ohio; A Kennedy, Indians,
IRVINE. Andrew q Elliot. John Ward IT, G,ors.
Shley, Lynehburg; NJ Lan,o,. Lady and Child.
Norfolk; Dabnoy, Lady and Servant, Lynch 4.
oHrs; Miss Lee, 60; Shepard, Ma, hsws.
COLUMBIAN HOTEL
Mr. Eubsnk, Lun,nbuTs; IL CLAY, North
Caroline; VIM Hol oway. do; A l. Mnls, Motto
way; II Co'uel. Henreo; Il 4 Vaughan and ser.
want, Amsls; alr Boss and Lady, Powhatan; JOS
Isuey, Hanoy,r; Thomas HorJ, Fauquiet; n.
o'"iam New Sore Buckingham; Wyatt s milh,
90 DO; w Nash, Powhaian; J Edwards, ST.
Halifax; Edwards, Jr, do.
PownArAs HOUSE,.
MIR b Peters, Montgomery, Ala % Brown
hloemare; MIR Baker, Norfolk; MIR rabb ami
Lazy, do; Miss Robertson. do; L Taylor, Lady. )
children and servant, do; Miss VERIFY, Northamp-
ton. -
WAsnrsGros HorrL.
Tho's Kenny, Petersburg; John uopson, Tol.
ssshassei Alfred Hall, N C; L + Hatcher, do; L d
Saunders, Geo.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-27
S u " ID AY NIGHT

Quite moderate business was transacted Mt IN,
Stock Exchange on Saturday. Kentucky S,xes ad.
vanced per cent? Harlem Railroad fell Off I; Bo,-
ton and Providence Il; and Bank Commerce u, In.
anu Exchange continue inactive. A few bills were
sold ms follows:
Philadelphia para Il Baltimore par /; Virginia
2ia3; N. Carolina 3a3ii Charleston Hall; Sayan.
nah liA2i Augusta ila2; Columbus, central, 25:
Macon, central, 25i Apalatchcola 1872; Mobile IS
asst; Montgomery 35i Tuscaloosa IS; N. orlean,
t'peeisl par premium; n. otleans (o,her funds,
2S'35i Nashville 9ai0; Louisville 2I43; ST. Louis
9al0; Cincinnati 4 7-ss5 / 5.
on France At IS 542..
There is but IiIIs demand for Cotton. Prices are
unsettled.
About 5000 barrels of Flour were taken for shin
ment To England at &c for Gennessee, nud SSH
Tor nat hoop Ohio; Michigan is taken as wanted
NJ S5'sl s5s7!i Pennsylvania s6,75; Brandy
VINE and Georgetown, sc III; RIVE Flour So
15-Corn Meal S2.75 SIN. Y. Courier.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-27
FOR SALE

Va 0'''"'s aru''es' purchased for cash in York,
and 2On lbs each 49, " eeo VI - - IJV
llnscei AMI Whale Oil.
spirits Of Tcrpcniue
soan stone Paint f1r Tin mr. slir.r, p,.s- . -. - ,
durable ariic'e) S'' "a '"eAP anu
inI supply Of Green Paint for Venefi,n Rr,ts A.,
., oil' ~ 70 'annistcrs, a SUPERIOR article '' "
best topa Vanish. best brown D. ana black I ,-,,r
., NAnisi Of iron work with a general surnIv Of
o! rSims together with an extensive assortment ~
M, ''om ~ % 2tS8l, box or single Hsh rtnf
~ e.i siLcs with Bat-cr's hair binfers and s
ne - 81 ior the irtlc, unusually low Tor cash
"'A NV'' 70 the EScliansc Bank. Richmond, Va.
ROBERT MOTT
Informs his friends aud the public that he has tine, re-
tnei rom New York with the above well sclectei sfrs
tn ''as. Brushes, cts, ani is determined 10 xork
W ~ sou ga hc most moderate terms, Tor cash o. an
---t-S. u = n
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-27
DEAFNESS CURED.
scARPA's COMPOUND KREosorE


ScARPAs COMPOUND KREosoTE
~o, ACOUSTIC OIL,
ok The cure Of deafness pains aud the discharge of
maticf ron the ears also ali those dssagTcealic
zing Of steam, &c &c. which symptoms OF approach
and also generally attendant with the disease
woui be the height OF presumption 10 warrant rr,
IN All cases but in nine Gu OF recent c me-,
~ esiainy That nc uts viii be happy and "a
uslactury 10 the patients. 80
The application q the oil produces no paia but on the
for This medicine has been obtained tom an ErcIsb
Aurst Of great reputation, who has found FROM lIu- e5
scr'aion thai deafness In nineteen cases out OF fSnf
was produced either from Of action n tic ocfvS
OF hearing 81 iryness In the cars his object herCTc
Ton ~ those parts. AioT long series of c1p;r
wn tno hIsosoie IN combination with great number +
u.c MS efforts were at last crowned with sue.
eSs inc da,oysry 81 ib, winch has re-
ANourllC on. lthas been used inihis unity abeef
one ycarani 81 wonderful has be on hs eTe,ts i rnr
~ 4, = s e ga. tal rom pure motive of humane
rornny Of proving rs efficacy Ions iist Of ectGc,ls
aud ~ high las been is reputation fIat but go, t 1
VII he Published u is only necessary ~ aid mat ,bii
su,nc pas bccn recommended amt used hy many Of fic
tcsi ply sciaue and surgeons in Eufopr AMI In 49, c
Try a. = supply just reSei, 90, ani for sale by
DRILLING PANTS.
NNHlTE aud brown Ribbed Drilling Psnt. Of a.. ,.rv
irtH '' q''"y' ln'' received ny way Of BALTIMORE.
SiARR co liih So.
" J wATKISs 60 80
=. =. taslional.c Ho1i and shoe neiicrs
bcsiqutuy i@'' '''' wy
70 ss,,cs dozen each. Of Bordeaux Car,l Al cr;,,.
from 81 F9io 81 per dozen -F 81 'i'0's
% dozen stuicrnc Wine
~ 90 Muscat do tor sale.
~ =. ABBOTT.
w E..aer for salel few barrels OF superior on R,e
les TAM & GIIEs r Or Main 81.
.. PANTALOONS, PANTALOONS-
SiN1LE MiNcd Ifcnch Cafsucrc. Gtmbroon ,,t 3,
- sU'h ViHins Pants For swcl ins article caii al
STARR q 20 -
10 - Opposite Tho Exchange Ilofef
AIDES FINE DRESS sLIPPEus-J9-i
Morocco SLIPPERS. JrDAI MYERS a ID '"'
JnE Fashionable uoot md shoe ncaie,s
/ ADIES EINE KID AND MOHOCCO|
- sLiPPEHS At st-Wr have large sssort.
JuhAn MYERS & co.
D." Chrsp Boot and shoe SIRE.
SARATOGA WATER a surpiv Of m, -.
mo 'o'' INC spring ~ ,ee.ye! a. ~ ssic by
v - ll'tlor bhck DC. s'aWi. Icccycd suf fof ale
i, M ""'V WIN MEREDITH.
Main riect.
SUPEHIoH COTTON q GINGItAH U,f.
by 30, W MEREDITH 30"
u.s. Main street.
~ FINE CHEWING TOBACCO
M h'f "pcnr tfs u'frir1 arafcfl OF David Hrftrss
y uP.tot 'hcwtur Tobacco This Doe has been r1ar
~ from crop Of ctus qualify, sol is not ruest
mp ALEXANDER DuvALN
DORTO RICO sUGAR-i2 hhds p Il s,r,,
prime article, Tor sale. '
iuH WILLIAM GORDON.
YES TS-VESTs.
\ SrLtNbiD assortment ~ summer Vests, received
lnn Opposite Exchange 81 - Hotel.
RyRoN coLLARs.-Aa aaormen, received ,or -.
juS STARR : cos
IAN street, 1
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-27

Died, on wcdnc sday morrinv the ami instant, - -
Nan c"unN,h tho residence of her father CArnARtNy
week and2 days. '''
~ nus residence Hampstead in New Kent county, Al Is
ues pas oe Al NJ, the 2h dav july ia.tant
'"NhhpE WEBB, Esq, In the 6d,h year of his sse.
Died on Thursday, 18th inst al the residence Of her
nnpsmn, oaN Joseph Fokes, In Charles City county, Mrs
pEnoNhH toLhEr, amer proiractcd nlncss of three
which she bore with christian fortule ant Ics
IA her 18Th year Of leaving fond and affection.
tice DOING children aud numerous Conuec.
os snI lIiend' to mourn their untmey loss. The
ccFrh embraced that religion early mani Of her ne
which through her scion and I'M tr lc,,r of ,Ic,th CO.
and el TO praise the Lord fer the blessing nc had be-.
sSMcu UPON nor. aud eIoTt her husband children ami
IHehds around her bedside weep, but prr; arc no
meet er Ia hcavenor, she, have y AZ asslranre
om my cad tai am about to join those of my eonnec.
non au trends who had taken their departure for tina,
Ioet prepared ior all those that love aud follow him
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-27
ny LAST EVENINGS MAIL.

In the Senate, Monday. little Of interest trans.
PRED.
ln the Houis; the Army Bill, with the Ssnate's
amendments, was unler eonsijefa,oa. MIR Adams
was opposed to the amenImsnts, and wen, for a
reduction Of the Army. There was nothing in tL-
Treasury to pay them with. "rhe Executive is
now raising revenue. tsiid Mr. A. is collecting tax
e' from the people Of the county, on his own indi-
'duaI responsibility, without authority Of law lust
as Charles l. did without the authority OF act Of
Parliament How will this end1 What was the
termination or the career Of Charles l., The block
on which his mead fell answers the question. -
This Is the spirit Of Banker Hill and LEXINGTON.
The debate was continued by Messrs. Holmes.
johnson, Alien, and Bovine. All the material
amendments Of the Senate were non .concurt.J il,
Mr. Arnold succeeded in introducing bis bill to
reduce members per diem to Sc. ME- johnson Of
Maryland moved to amend by allowing a member
to receive SO or less II he thought his service, were
not worth more.
MIR Wise proposed a substitute TO abolish oil pay
to members. Mr. w. thought So little enough
but would vote FOR nothing, until the army and ma.
Wy were paid.
The bill was laid on the tsble.
Caldwell, who two OF thee weeks ago una
nimousy rejected by the Senate, as Superin,en
OF the Mint n, New Osleans, was last week re-.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-27
AT THE ODD FELLOWS HALL.

AT THE ODD FELLOWS HALL.
" THIS Temarksbleindividual, who, Vocalist and
PEDESTRIAN, has attracted much In the NoIt
srn cities, has arrived Richmond and now UNDERGOING
his extraordinary employment OF walking sixty conSeeu
tive hours, without sleep rest an elevated pank If
teen feet long and three wide.
Several ago, when Captain Barclay the great En-
gish Pedestrian, walked thousand mile In
hours Sir Ashley Cooper and the most scientific Of tho
LONDON College OF Physicians put their heads
aud originated an experiment. It supposed beyond tAs
physical energies OF accomplishments e1periment
was, for individual walk forty eight hours on pIauk
hReen feet long, four feet high and three wide without
sleep or res;-and in orcr try the feat they offered
premium OF 0ne MCHsGEi pounds the succcssfnl lndi
Vdua Several hundred persons during the last
hNe years have made the attempt all have failed IL
hours being tho accomplished 10y English Pc.
dcsirians-anh 1t has be reserved for American a
Vrsi"an too TO exceed Inc time by twelve hours of any
oh"rpcrson thereby beating the calculation of the most
scientiac persons OF III. London Faculty.
MID 10 about lea, his land or the purpose OF
performing the feat before the Board Of the London F
Guilty Of PLY sicans TO obtain the premium Offer
ed and also 10 his fonIs the New York Turf
Club, the wager made on him Of 3ODo pounds
Being anHiousto give the Faculty Of his native STATE and
the pube generally. specimen physical endurance
and also 10 iesi the atmosphere OF this climate ON the
oes he has been induced 60 through the experiment
the present time.
Mr. d. will during the exhibition entertain his ysteru
win Hnumber Of hs popular melodies and in the evening
will specimens u Mesmerism.
AS man who can walk sixty hours without sieeporrest
sno TO be seen ivory day, have no doubt that In. ei
zena Of Richmond will pay him visit a. IN New York
Philadelphia baltimore aud Washington Chy he attracted
crowds Of tho most intelligent persons. lu7n
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-27
J. W. RANDOLPH & co

MAN SrRlEr, Richmond,
AVE- FOR SALE, Al moderate prices, iarrs stock NJ
IL Iheoi'ii;i Works The following is list No /: -
Bishop Bfowniey 'seomnenaTy on tie common PRAYER
Box Of Jl.her, refer to Io.hu, anil End samuel
'ncai An-ysis OF topical arrangement ofthe Scrip
Barier.s Memoirs OF eminen,y pious Women
Burder's VI arc sermons
WORKS ni Rev BckefSith
Rev uf0vns Dictionary ofthe B,bie
h'y BneS.s Theological Dictionary
hev BucktunteI's sermons
Rev J hisirs Sermons
Rev w G Brownlcy's Letters in the Roman Catholic
Eogue& Bsnnei's History of,he Disorders. 2vols
Favar- Balm o. Covenant. etc wa
Rev Robert Halls ne aud works
i ESD,ns2ns cllmets Dictionary ofthe B.Jle
.arke's Commentaries on the New res-ainen,
AH'4aiues oil the Christian Church, by Rev Cole
,, Compendium Of Christian Ant.quiies. by Rev r
Henry iSs' ~ "e' :
Truth Of The Christian Religion ,iadeaed from tho
the eli ors Of the Christian Magazine ~
SoldHtsc's aids 10 reelection
nj, Es.ay 90 Tie iHvaidy Of Presby terrain orlna,ion by
soeralesand Jesus compared 10y Rev Priestiy, with
an ansSer 70 NE sane hy Rev Linn
Dsi1fges Family E4Tosiior, 4 paralhrase and YER
sion ofthe New Testament ~ '''
Key Basibnrn's Lectures the epi=;les fst Paul
lac ~ kcy Andrew Fuller
Rev Bs1rd'- families sermons and prayers
~ ~ Z, tSoeIs dlsssI tai.oa Oh the prophecies
Rev 7 Fr1uslns sermons. Q vols
rev II HOOKER family book % dcvotiu-1s
,b 1 rom me Mount or pictorial illustrations from
,, DR. G-rdners Journal Of his redemption and saliva
llfe of Ashman, BY Gurlev
Sermons by Rev Moses Iioge. of Riehmond
| by Rev W Bertcn. } vols
Meitai,ns and contempt ous t,v Rev Te,vcv .,l
reflections on death. by W Dodi. LID
bslop Srls~od diseouTses tie doctrines aud du-
Historical, Theological collections i,2o
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-27
=. BRANNAN n CO.'S
OLD DOMINION Cfo-TsrISS

A ,i;,;,,..,. -. 'tg.o,N .N,sNHhlNn STORE,
auloimng John Earlcy's Unon Coffee House. and
u IL. yenklas' Dry Goods Store Mann 81
WE wouii embrace tbs apportnnify ami No., -.
W making b kuosu tothc cHiscns ~ Richmond i, !,
'uil ~ 20, @iac, tlf We constantly krenoo h,. 49,
nE ~ al kind anil murc especially flr the -rgrr -
ploa hing Seasons Wich We will sen A. re,ince $780, ~
ash We respectfully invite az o. All AMI 49,, ~.
,ucE WIZ lhcrtnCy want trt GODS o. uof An .i4 ~
oy y, "a, ,n uni g.rasc 90 every respect NAV h. ge,
~ FNH iaS-f
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-27
CARRIAGES
DEATHS.

at WarIenton, on Tue iy, The 10 10 ant 6y
INC Nevd !ohu u. Turner DlSiEI JaNRs OF Lanes tst,
County. ''' N''e"' VI io'k
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-27

tnr Msnday Morning esbur- Lottery CIsssK
drawn. 49, ''SNc's StV' y Nos 10
M - ~, Tor uekeis in the above splendid Lottery
wiz 0O me" VIII prompt attention, u addressed 10
~. SrRATrON,
no Auorders confidential. N''h'n'Ij H. =:
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-27
kICnMOSD HOIT-E

Mrs. CHRISTIAN would respectfully inform her
W inends' and The citizens Of Richmond thai Vie
mas several uchghtiu rooms cupi-d which are suf
able for families wishing board Her terms will b, T
'onabe sud suited TO the times. The situation Is uncotn
monty pleasant ahdis alec healthy, and convenient To bust
ness Geniemcn can obtain Bnlrd 10y the year for I6
Families proportonably owTransent Roar for 81 IS
per day. " Vs.
rerons wishing to obtain rooms would DO well TO make
cary APPHsduon ia a div
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-27

Ha nrH9 Of COOK MT heinz dissolved on f-s %
instant hy ihc death Of the senior rarner NJ p.,-r
50 I,'se niebtcd viii cuufcr favor bv -sio- al
,'nt ltt accounts az coon ~ possible =. nj ,esr,
iH' business % The late concern without ~.
80 @ ''''se "a'hg claims VIII present tbriu for settle.
ALIEN UttI.
Surviving Partner.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-27

HS-DANDUUFF AND BALDNEss-OIJ
f'asCs bGt' Of caitgba a che meal ro,rI,n,,i, =,
bneh ingredients rs have proved themselves cfarIor. In
nc natural growth OF the human hair ami r,-,nv
ne all Oh sileles 10 perfect development In comu.
a'uci" TO The particular notice OF discerning puL
e eIoi 10 but Ieeapiuaing he OF expressed sen
t cns OF some % the hundreds who have sucr.s
iuly TESTED s on,acy and wonder ul qualities; this con-
round having acquired for Itself character Of .us,.r
merit ani value. IL is used by ladies' aud nemen ru.
rally 20 keen TIC hair moist AMI beautiful and the head ne.
iom dandrlh which does most perfectly and thus mr..
venus the hair from falling of Sod wholesale by Con-
stock & Co u Maiden Lain, New YORK.
T. = The article Is genuine without the -ignafure NJ
COmstock & 60.
AsuppJ reeciVedby JOHN CAYNOR
Jh1 One tNor shove the Rel Tavern
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-27
MEsMERIsM AND UNDERSTANDINGS

hMoN Will this evening, at the 52d hour OF his won
~ deriul feat give Lecture on Mesmerism with er
peFimens, aud sing number Of his celebrated National
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-27

~ 5Ss ~ &c E,changc a. ~ oclo,k IN Friday. nriz
"a <4l %oi lo o ETC. % Nos; - drawn Tiesets
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-27

ALBNR. NIL respectfully aun1rnces 10 b,s f,t.,.,.
v lao ., sn thc customers of the late Grn VI CusE
un Main q. where e will keen always on hand an go
&c tui eh'icc e'cF ot Boots ana Shoes Il r1, siIir-
llins &C, prime l.f OF H.s own * it IL
stN ~ any bHna u DE ciiyl and also from h. -
pnces suitable 10 be times '''' y. w W 81
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-27

MONEY MARKEr-CiTY NEWS.
Saturday, p. NJ.
About twenty FIVE hundred barrels Of Gennessee
a"u ONO Flour have been taken for shipment 10
Liverpool at 1924 II sc. This is the first move
menl in a long imc.-Erprtss.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-27
WARRANTED RAZOns

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FAMILY FLOUR, .lr sale
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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-27

Caldwell, who was two OF thee weeks ago una
nimously rejected Ivy the Senate, as Superintendent
of the Mint at New OoIeans, was last we,k re.
nominated, and again unan imsr,ly r,isetedl