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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-13
MEDICINES.

A REMEDY FOR THRUsu-CANKER
AND NURSING SORE MOUTH.
THOUSANDS both young and old, but especially mother
aud Infants every year consigned 10 the tomb 10y
the above Stubborn diseases The misunderstanding and "
noTancc omos pTacicing py scians Ia regard this di-
scasc and the consequent ceranty from then
prescriptions, Is subject OF common among al
those who have suffered from the disease who have
Witnessed the suiierngs Of others.
Therefore gives us much pleasure, TO be able TO Offer
10 this class of sufferers sure remedy; which hIs
nerer Jned ia single instance in the most aggavatcj
OF ths disease where the mother aud child
have been covered externally with over the
whole boiy, veil a. Internally.
Many are the cures have Witnessed peTfnrned hy
these medicines, in the of Thrash C1akei
and NnrsiEg Sore MoHn where the patient la.
been given over b. number Of the most talented phYsi
clans.
We prcaent ths compound thus confidently, because VIZ
know Il 10 only TO be tested Ia DC appreciated.
oc p 1y For sale 10y A. g. STEVENS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-13
FUTURE DAYS.
BY RH DICKINSON.
NEGRO WOMAN
By INLOEs 6 BROTHER

ga NonAy Morning ner az 10 o'eoe T. In front Of my
ohse, will be sold one likely Negro Woman
n m ID av-,r
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TO MOTHERS,


N1ESSRS. T.. CHASE e. observation-disclosures much
wi said the extraordinary effects the Resur
tim Persian Pills upon those about become Mothers
nduec make Trial ofihcm Ny wife at thai
the mother OF children, and had suffered the
dous and excrucatnr pains during aud aer her conne
Of each Size hal tried every aud taken
medicine but found nte relief. She commenced "a.
king the Persian Pills about months before her conne-
men (hor health being very poor about this ougth Of time
preyous) and soon after enabedby their attend
10 the Of mother 10 her family until her confnc
ment At the time she Commenced taking tile Persian
Pills. aud for several weeks previous, she afflicted
dry, hard cough, aud frequent cramps, which te
OF the Pills entirely removed before using af box.
II 10 with great confidence that advise all those about
90 become mothers, 10 make ofhe Persian Pills All
those that have aken them In neghborhood have got
along In the easy manner, and about the house
In few days There does not appear 10 be half the dan
Of other difficulties setting in amer confinement where
these Pills taken. We unicdly say lot neglect
taking hom for they In the reach ofthe poor wen
the rich We truly thankful that there IS remedy
which females easily procure, which bids fair u les
the world Of suffering, which many Of them have 10
bear, ndperaps the lives Thousands Which other
wise would be lost. X ROBERTS
A. D. ROBERTS.
Rochester, May ith, 1893
For sale by A. q. STEVENS.
oc li-clAdl2n
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]. BRANNAN L cos

OLD DOMINION CLOTHING STORE,
Adjoining John Eahey's Union Coffee House, and
r. III. Jenkins Dry Goods Store, Main st.
WE would embrace this opportunity aud method Of
w making known TO tie citizens Of Richmond. its
entity aud the state, that constantly keep hand Cloth
Of ali kind, anil more especially for the APP
proachng seasons which will sell reduced for
cash We respectfully invite all call and inspect
stock whether they the goods All goods sold
by that do please ia every respect may be returned
ami the money refunded.
All goods warranted. iu2c-tf
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-13

PASSAGE AND FREIGHT BOAT
TO BALTIMORE VA OLD POINT.
The Steamer COLU MBUS
n cSEr\1 Capt. Parrish, Is now the line,
E--RA, - between this place and baltimore,
,SzS,-.::Te~-f--i$ aud leaves Rockets every Wed.
&,@ar>-@@@i&<-s ncsday morning 10 O'clock
Passage Oh Point So there and back So d. TO Bal.
tmOre sS or there and back sl5
All Q dim LEWIS LUDLAM & SON.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-13
CARRIAGE HORSES POR SAFE

EIohetIf foh SAIE.
wehsve for private sale, pair OF Nortl,
Al k-J~ nrn carriage Horses. boci of which Az
~A hrst rate atiriaia In single OF double hsr-
III nss-, aud one u them a very snp.rior
. riding horse. AiAo good seeonI hani
carriage aud Iiainesr. Of Northern make. For saie
anl3 INI.OES AZ DRoruRR
Foe LE-i3,0c BRICKS, low for cash Apply 4.
an W u ROBERT NH.
II lQUOUICE 10 cases Lquoris-e, Of first atisits
"a RECEIVING rosn brig vutare, this day and sale h.
an ~ siZER SON.
FOR NEW YORK,
MIX Tho regular packet schr NASSAU, CAT Samuel
sfZkB Dearborn hAsin. trds Of Der cargo .nsa,.
- ell, vail lave dispatch. For freixh', anuly 20
JAMES FISHER &SDN
For passage apply TO the Captain bolrl at Ludans
Wharf, .uII
NOTICE.
THE subscriber informs hts friends anil the public gene.
Il rally. thai he haa ths day opened APOTIIECAIY
and DRUG STORE, " street. Shockoe HILL opposie
Tehenor's Carraze Mandatory Having a-c an se
conpshe1 practical Cheuis' swedish gentleman N.bo
brings the highest testimonials Of ability from Chatce
dArhIcs from Sweden to this Cove au alo foln
tho different Laboratories at the North. In which lie las
been employed the subscriber hopes cnrurc the M
ry Of his preparations and ny attention 10 business 10
merit share Of public patronage.
GEO. II HRNDREE
N Physclansma rely upon their prescription be- ns
pu the greatest care Medicines furnished any
hour Of the night.
an u b
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VIRGINIA
& LO THIN C STOR l. .,

Nearly opposite the Bell Tavsrn.
'E'HE Subscribers respectfully inform their friends and
the public, that they lave hand, and intend
keeping large and extensive assortment uf rcaJynlde
FASEIONA DIE CLOTHING.
OF the following articles:
Blue, black green, o,her shades Dress Froek
Coats
Beaver and Pilot Cloth Frocg Coats
OycrCaf, Of beaver, pilot cloth &c; different colours
Waicr-Tcpeliant cioth Hunting Ccais
SItncit Goats and Panialoons. assorted
blue, black aud ilncy Cashmere panialOona
Black and figured SIX Velvet Vests
Cloth AMI Valencia -
sa;in amt Dombaziue do
Plain aud figured silk 10
"a. hInefe aud NcIino tO
GsHucmenis Cloth and Camlet CIoaks
Iluins'
IauiLs-woo and Merno Shirts and Drawers
Flannel and Cotton DO 10
Irish linen Shirts
Plain aud plated muslin 10
Tenants celebrated Stocks
sugpaaleTR IIdkfs, GIavafs Collars, Shams, &c.
NEGRO CLOTHING, &c. &c.
All 81 which they will sell, wholesale anil RETAIL
accommodating articles of the description
can be purchased In any OF the Northern cities.
Country Merchants and others will nd heir alvan
tage TO give them CALI They determined sell a
the lowest possible prices.
HOOPER & GRAFT.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-13


NEW DRY GOODS.
RYa late arrival We have received Spring and Summer
very largo. wADswoRTm, TURNER & CO D."
DRY GOODS AT REDUCED PRICES, FOR
CASH.
DETERMINED to reduce my pre,eu, stock Of
- silks Lawns, Mullins, Balzorlnes French Prints and
small advance above cost every ripon Of Goos in
my Inc aa, invite the particular attention Of customers
TO sueh ".Ss as they may wish TO purchase to ad
VANTAGE The following few Of the great number
IIand.om Painted l2l IG ISL Csc and upwards
Bazosincs rom ga 10 81
ii real French Prints a 3ii
Caicoes at q, 80 10, u, NJ, and upwards
! 3 and 81 brown sheetinss al q, I, SO Tic
lO-l ami l24 Bafnsley Shcctng-
All OF Which will be sold TO suit the times by
ju II Next door to a. Duva & cos new Dr. Store.
SIIIRTINGS, OZNABURGS, &c.
| TWENTY nales "a and Cotton ShTtings
l. 10 bales "a and6 Cotton Sheetings
10 10 Cotton oznaburgs
! Bleaeied sbeetings, 8 yards wide
Tue above goods will be sold low. Persons from the
country are desired tocall and examine, At
Jus Cheap Cash Dry Goods store.
LINEN GOODS.
TusTreeeyed by the subscriber an invoice Of Linen
Diapers. Table Cloths &c, purchased auction. great
sAerieos aud whehe will sell at very small advance.
So, and I Linen sheeting from IS 81 AMI up.
Co. 81 and 10 iIinen Damask Diapers
"a. 81, 10 l. " T. II aud 10 Dsnask Table Cloths
l2Si, 2Nl6, liNie liN20 and 1921 satin Damask do
$685. Sand fl Damlsk Napkins lIom e. W aud up.
wards
White brown anil colorcd Doyhea
Birds ere Diapers, Bamsley Diapers, for Towels
Russia Diapers, Irish Linens, best make and finish
Richardson's Family Linen
Linen Stair Covering, kenlings, Lawns, Clmbrics, &c.
ia . JNo. WRIGHT.
GREAT BARGAINS IN CALlCOES AND
LAWNS.
TWENTY thousand yards Summer Caheoos, c, 8, lC,
II l2ic aui finer
Also, Lawns for Is per yard-sclling OF at
MOURNING GOODS.
- ECElVED, per schr Leonnc, thc following desirable
black aud Hue Black French Hombazines from 5s 3d.
% the finest quality
Black lni Blue Black Satin stripe Gladys
Black and Blue Black Mousln lie Lanes
Black and hue Black Bakornos
Black and Blue Black OTgandys
Plain Back Ginghams
Second Mourning Ginghams
Fine BLACK English and American Prints
Back Love Veils and IIdkfs
Plain and CTiinpcd Mourning Collars
DO Collars, with inside Iidkfs
iand6 Grapes
Black English SILK Hose
DO 10 Mofavian Do
Ed and SILK Gloves which will be s2d shSsg for cash
CHEAP SIEErINGS.
RLEACHEp Cotton sheetings, rery hsary, and yards
ID vide, At ~ cents per yar1
81 brown rhceiings, hsGry. at l2lc
Fine and "a Linen Shceiings, chop, al
IN 10 CROUCH, BROOKS IIUDSON'S.
lust received this day aud will be so very low 10y W
MEREDITH,
Mourning Giuglam
White Feather Fans
Tnpoc moe and Embossed DO
Embossed Curtain Muslin
Pcnientaiy Plalls
Olive Furnitnrcdo
SIX aud Cotton Umbrellas
Priuis In great variety. iuT
WIN. Il. JENNINGS,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-13

|ro tho Study and Practice Of the ACCORDTAN.
I'O which 10 underworld to be explained tho best method
~ performing upon that beautiful AMI simple instfu
|neni ~ mouse o. fifnrcs aachrd 10 the Nofea a.
o, &c which correspond wfh the Keys 2 4 . g.
g.; the Figures plced directly under and over te
oes N 20 easy anu PLAIN anncr, That oven children a.
se as adults who can read figures can play any pi.lo
moo mnci lately, without soy luther INSTRUCTIONS Than
DE df cciiona given n Tits Book. by David piuer
Fourth edition with improvements af oua reccl
\ 4 this day, snd for sale. Price 90 ocnts
As LYONS,
~ Main street.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-13
LYNcHBuRG MAILLINE.

.S@ 1 A AN
DAssENGERs Tor Lynohhurg leaving In The Cars on
u sUoiaye, Tuesdays and Ihuradays, atff NJ, reach
charlottesville tho same day, and Lynchbufk Tho next
morning nc 1OA NJ 20 Breakfast IN % hours from Ric
|pond ON this route Passengers havo a positive assn.
vance Of no detention undor any clrcumaiances
THOMAS SHARP,
to0 Agent u Transportation.
sJ() BOXES nULGs CANDLES receiving, sud ,or
iu29 JOHN GORDON.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-13
GGss;sS}s:Dr
BY LAS1, 4 YENLNfI,l, MIL
BY LAST 4 VENINUiS MAU
FROM WASHINGTON

The annexed letter contains the substance of the
lltes' intelligence we have from the Metropolis
we iervently pray thu the Representatives of the
feope may prove true 10 themselves, to the people
and the Consttuiion-and s,eadfas,ly resis, Execu-
1--WE dcta'ion. They havs acted 10 the hes, of their
ability Tor the public sood,-ther action has been
fus'raied-et those who have done il, take the con-
sequences.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-13

+ IQUOHICE.-i5cascs elil or band. Tor saio BY
~ u2i IN TRirLKrr 4 SON.
IL CiIANcERY- Yfrrinia.- A. Rules holicn in tie
Clerks rm.c Of tic Circuit Superior couu u Law and
thanccry TOR The county Of Hanover on sMuray c 9 q
July, 1872
Bartholomew & Tomln. rialnrn.
against
William d sims Henry Blakoy an Thomas Williams
ncns
The defendant, Thomas VIII sms. having cutrrcf
hs appearance and given security according 20 Tho act Of
Assembly and e Rules of This Courf, AMI appearing by
t factory cydcucc td De b. NOT nlahitaut Of fhis
commonwealth " a ordered. that The std defendant Do
appetr hero the first dly Of October Term an an
swcr The u Of The panth and tfa copy o. is nrcr Be
ioubNuh infercd in some new paper iurll led w the
city Of Richmoni ur months succcasvcly. and that
smother cory be posted the font door % he Courthouse
q this county.
Ccpy-Tcs.r,
au2 v9w W. q WINSTON, DC.
UMBRELLAS AND sun SHADES.
Stiik aud Cotton Umbrellas
sun shades assorted colours, gn'l assortment II tho
laid rhr,o C..t. -.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-13

RACON smHhGeli bacon. CO "a by ". bulge; also
ID punieds Bacon liaus- for sole
ies RoYALL 4 MORGAN,
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FOR NEW ORLEANS,

(tirst veSsel.)
az The fnc Brig Orleans, Capt Smith, now cr
fpfA peeied, all sail for the above port 2Oll
S1-S-Sept Tor freight or passage, having hand
some accommodations, both for cabin aud storage pas
scnscrs, apply J FISHER a. son, or
anj HASKiNS & LIBBY.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-13

FIRST PACKET FOR PHILADELPHIA.
ssFC The regular schr LEADER. somers, master
ekSSb will lively sail Saturday next with whaieve
~ freight may OiIcr, and Accommodate few pas
sengers, having handsome furnished accommodations
Jug JAMES FISHER & SON.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-13

Tho subscriber having purchased or the Mcssrs Lycl
their interest In the stock of Iyc Johnston Iyc re.
specially informs his friends and the public generally that
he will continue the business the old stand; aud lie re.
specifically soicis continuance ofthai patronage an con
fdencc 20 literally bestowed on tic late 6ru lie pledges
himself 10y untemii cd attention 20 business merit
iuuancc Of their custom.
My stock II Drugs, Medicines paints, oils. etc cc are
ofthe best quality having been selected with care which,
with contemplated additions vii max my assortment per.
fccly complete.
Country merchants phyScians will be Supplied with
medicines etc. the best quality and On liberal terms
PEYTON JOHNSTON.
Ar.tl.l LIZ lll1-If
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FOR PIlILADELPHIA

FOR BREMEN,
kSN The eorpered ship KoNoTIAssETT, Capt.
ekSSH Foster, loading At City Point, and will have dis
ns7e- patch. For freight, apply 10
/. LuDLAM a SON, or
CHARLES PALMER.
TO Advances in cash will be made on produce ship
10 no cOu 9off he su n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-13
Later from, Rio Laneiro.

By the brig Isabella, Capt. DRUBERT, we have
news considerably later from Rio Janeiro. Capt.
D. states ,ha, he took very eminent citizen of
Rio, named Puala, who was Immediately taken by
the authorities and tried on charge OF having been
connected with the rebels in the neighboring pro-
vinces, and it was with difficulty that he escaped
being executed The rebels in the provinces OF
Minas Garcias and ST. Paulo have at last become
pacifed, though not defeated The cause OF their
frs. outbreak was the declaring Den Pedro to be
of age ind Emperor by those in the city who ex-
pected to be themselves benefited; but not sue
ceeding, they raised rebellion in the PROVINCES
The most Of these men have been sent 10 Lisbon,
with some honorable men who were suspected, but
have been found innocent since their departure
The war now has entirely ceased, but the citizens
do not feel easy, supposing themselves to be in
danger of some fresh movement of the rebels, who
are supposed 10 be secretly active. There has
been some difficulty in Bahac, and some fighting
in Pernambuco. They have troops from Rio
Janeiro to quell it. There was barque sent with
troops to St. Paulo from Rio, for the purpose of
keeping all in subordination. The times very
dull, as usual, no business whatever being done.
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hines" Hereupon We may perhaps comment tnas
six hundred are rather more wives than one man
needs. or ougb, TO have Directly some pettifogger
in want of a job-and there are plenty tins SIDE
of Coopers,own who would undertake ssch case
for ess than peck of gold dust-gets the authority
&c ,be monarch aforesaid and pounces upon US,
pr;t;op us letter at the outset setting forth that
b;s client mas but FIVE hundred and seventy-eig ht
wives Well. we think this trumpery matter,
but we publish the letter duly remarking that we
have little feeling any way with respect To bis
most noble Majesty, but we don Mt think his own
stery mends the matter essentially. Well, now
comes the Declaration, to which it is idle TO at
tempt 10 demur under cur Supreme Court law :;
for every body knows it is prejudicia to man here
TO charge him with having wives enough for whole
street or village If we try TO Justify, we must
prove the whole six hundred--or less smashes US.
We have falsely, wckedly and malicious!y ac-
cused man of having wife more than be has.
when the truth is quite liberal to him. Our only
chance is to Try the General Issue, ard beg the
Court to take common sense view Of the case
to say whether the idea of libel in the premises is
not absurd and mistaken. That might answer
but not in New-York All that we can do is 10
scrape up the sixpences to meet the verdict ana
costs, and be careful never to make another state
ment of matters not occurring under our personal
observation, until Court and Jury shall have
sfted the and verified the facts, (unless this
shall be shut out by the settled rules.) We wish
our higher Judges were compelled to read, for
three years papers conducted in obedience to their
application Of the Law Of Libel. By the end of
that period, they would want to go 10 District
School, and the Bench would then be differently
filed.
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ny THIS MORNINGS MAIL.
1mportans from CamrcacAy.

Bv an arrival on the I'd inst, al New-Orleans,
of III. schooner Freeland, Captain Smith, from
Cau,pe.chy, the Crescent City has news up to the
22d ult.
A general engagement had taken place outside
the walls of the city, which lasted for several hours
The loss in killed and wounded, on the part OF the
Mexicans amounted TO over 200. lhe loss Oh
the Yucatecoes was estimated at $50 Both par
ties thinking they had punished each other sum
cently for the time being, retired from the field to
recruit for another engagement
The Mexican Army was decreasing rapidly
Their loss from death and desertioas amounted to
over 500 since their landing at Champotan.
The schooner Anna Maria, Capt. Peters, from
ew.Orleans for Campeachy, laden with flour and
corn. orned IN Nsw- Orleans ana sailing under
the American flag ras captured by The Mexican
feet as size acas entering the port. The steamer
Champion, Capt. HuttOa, hence for TobaseO,
,sas also capsared by the Merieans.
The armv of Yucatan was over six thousand
strong. and was receiving daily reinforcemen,s
from the interior. The enemy asked captua-
tion which was peremptorily denied the ma
tives hoisted red flag, aad expressed deter
mina,ion to resist the invading force or perish IN
the attempt.
CONSULATE NorlcE.-The Mexican Consul a;
New-Orleans gives notice that the port OF Lasuna
is now opened for foreign commerce, whilst thai
of Campeachy is closed. During the blockade OF
the port of Campeachy, the naval forces of Mexico
will no, allow any vessel to enter said port and
should any vessel attempt to do so she will be
captured and sent TO some port in Mexico, to be
tried for violating international law All vessels
bound for Laguna must provide themselves with
manifests and bills of adins, attested by the Con-
sui in this place, according to the revenue laws OF
Mexico.
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LIFE BoArs.-Is has been found by computa-
ton that the number of lives lost since November
10, by the wrecking and burning of vessels, and
the swapping of boats, is ve hundred and serenity
eight, and of this number one hundred and thirty
four were drowned by the s'o0mping of the or
binary boats. In one instance 100 passengers
persisted within one hundred and fifty yards of the
shore, and in sight of thousands of spectators, who
had no of giving assistance, as there were
no Life Boats at hand, and the common boats had
all swamped. 1t seems surprising, after so many
and SO terrible disasters that vessels will put
totally unprovided with Life Boats of any de-
scription.
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Cheap Publications.

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probably published the latter part Of the present week
Agents be supplied at this Office the same terms
from tue Publishers.
u The following Publications for sale
the office OF The Tribune, Nossau-stree opposite the
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NEW NovEL-sUsAN HoPLEY-

~ An Extra Double BROTHER JONATHAN vii, X.
published TOMORROW MORNING, contrasting Few
Domestic Romance, entitled
SUSAN HOPLEY; or. The Adventures of Mai.Serya,,
BY HARRY LEEsoS.
There are few Works OF Fiction Ike this The rea3sr
who once commences the story rust read every pageye
every sentence. he will sudteny fiad himself INK ,rcsby
bound up IL the exciting interest which POSSESSES It,
one and al therefore ayDo nj bay tas book snt s.
harr ample leis.srt to pe11lse II.
This edlier may be sent by mail FOR newspaper postage
Price l2t cents, copies oae Dollar oasce ss
Nassau-ss WILSON COMPANY.
dis II" ~ Publisher.
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WIN. w. Shirley, Aucti-neer
4 ExY .H0hsl A - raxxn -R.nlIlar

IL BY John A. BrOwn.-RrsuIar Sale DaJ Of
New anu Second Hand FurniIure-THls DAY Tburstay
December 18th, l0t O'clock the store i22 FuonLr IN
elegant OF Furniture. consisting in part OF s.
CANT look Cases. Piano Portable Writing and CouH!rg
House Desks, Bureaus, French Bedsteads; Mahogany,
French, and French Chairs: Mahogany Rockers and
Sewing do; Boston Rockers Card and Genre Tables
Warehouses Brass Clocks; taft and pam seat SOFAS s
trail Lamps whit and fancy spr;g B'.a md other DGSI
Sets, rich Cb.a Tea SETS cut glass Tunblrrs and a
ETY. Of oher articles all TO be positively sold The highest
bidder. TO pay advances IL