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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-23
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vi IL STer"aa new class SsI loa be- sl
-. Young Ladies w.hngio perfect themselves in French
on om sn % ds 1i az n WI
no'9 street, next door to Nj eersieos.
CAM PutNE.-A supply OF Fresh e, rnphnc, teeeiv
- e 10 aud Tor sale '' go cts per gallon; by
ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY 6.IIsI. Zsi-
no u n TaipLErr 4 SON. /.
(,ARMiNA sACRA-A Boston collection OF Church
mol i''' ~ '''e !" any q'1'''''' wv RANDOLPH
nlEWCER POrATUEs-54J bushels very ioe
lI Mercer Potatoes, which will sci: very low for CASH
no 10 II street opposite Swan Tavern.
MOUSTAla BUCK WHEAT-A rOo1 Article,
AA !" q"anue' 10 sun customers low tor s1sn
no 10 II street. opposite Swan Tavern.
JAAv cofFeE.-i5 bags superior old lava Coffee re-
nol5 RIM BURTON
Usr received aud opening this morning per sem VAS
The Attest fsshioa Also, lot Of FiremenS Hats, all OF
witch will be sold cheap e. T;, OH At p,nnor,
hi ann zap store, square below Valentine, Breeder
20 " street. Shoekoe ilil no 10
"iLDEHs sALAMAoDEsH sA FEES, for the
w preservation Of books, papers, &c. from Gre and
DI' S n r~ .lS scales for sale 10y ,,o,,,,
LAMpS-IANPS-
usr cpcnede drst OF and plain glass
lamps; also, article OF Lard Lamps which give
safe low al ''-' ''@ '''' p FoGG's "'
nolo China store, main street
BUSINESS COATS the undersisned have just
- received another assortment OF this peculiar s,y Of
Coat log gentlemen, and will sell them cheap for cash
nol0 Opposite Exchange Hotel
VESTS! VESTS VESTS III OF all eoPs sna les
and qualities, ready made received and for sale
being pleased particularly regards price, ty calling
The Eseh-nge Clothing store. lith ST. no 10
porto RICO MoLAssEs-J,ddsp patent Can
Il dieS-soic Icafher-Ricc-Manlla COnee-I.yx 10
no 10 G., DAVENPORT ALLEN
GROUND ALUM sALT-2Oo sacks landing frola
nolo boyd, EDMOND & DAVENPORT.
TREES, FLOWER ROOTS AND SHRUBS The sub
seubers have undertaken Agency for the Nursery
fill any o.der for Fruit TIoes, Flower Koots or Shrubs
WI the very finest and choicest specimens OF thesc ar
and particular selection OF eOch the price
guenuy VIII boa tribe greater Than a usually demanded
tut the article Will be warranted superior la
nOisn BorTs & BuRFo0T.
iMEHCHANTs, FAMILIES AND OTHERS
vi respectfully reminded that my Stock of China
oucensware and Class isstli large. embracing many
tIe Ates' ahh pretues paerns-anl for sale at pIces
| eorrcsponding with the lines. wM + BUTLER,
no 10 ,ioors above the B- Tavern.
LADIES' OVER SHOES!
| AIDES lined ani bound Gumelastic Over shoes-Ia.
waIm-Lades' patent India Rubber over shoe~ decided.
y the handromest aIele OF the Kind Richmond iof sale
very low by the Gezen single.
nol6 SAMUEL PrTNEY.
J +. WATKINS * co.
FASHIONABLE Boot and shoe Dealers II their oil and
Hotel, u = aud formerly occupied 10y saln Pu;nry u
where may be found an extensive supply OF Boots shoes
VII be offered the reasonable terms for clsH
ortn pnneinal Customers % Il
EUit nISsEe.-wc now opening a very slpeTi.
or article OF Misses Morocco Boots and Buskins the
Morocco being dressed In oil, makes IInueh JesTa
bic "e'Ake pleasure !" reeo%as 70 he above
no p Opposite the Ruins fihe Eagle Hotel Main st.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-23

Rec sived MONDAY Morning. L-osbG-g Academy Class
Capsl-3 prizes of US 90 e-eh, 700 5OO 2klz %
lVJ, etc. - drawn Nos. Tickets sl0.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-23
rHiRD sUPPLi or FALL AND WINTER
ID K Y G. o O ID S.

THIRD sUPPLT or FALL AND WINTER
ID Il Y G. o O ID S.
GREAT BARGAINS FROM AUCTION SALES.
November 10, 1912
- II. JENKINS s again In receipt OF 30 packages Of
~. New Goods them
Mousin dc LANES IRON 25e 2s3i 3s and higher
Elegant aud new sye Cacoes, rich Chcne patterns for
6real bargains In Calicocs n4 sArdIoets
Pnrntu Caicoes, at G. g, IL I2I cts andis
loo winter shawls-the most extensive assoTtmen Of
Rich scars, aantlss and Cloass
New style fall add winter sks, for Coaks, Dresses and
bargains in Cloths, Cassimeres and ves'inss
HeAvy Wooiens for male and female servants clothing
Very cheap bleaehed aud unbleaehed Cotton shrtinss.
Red aud white Flsnncls Is zoe, Is g. q 3D. o. and
finer
Persons wishing Ny Coos Of any Mind win 6nd bar
s' nos e r. H. JENKINS.
IRISH " HIsKEY-O hhd supcItor old Irish
Wiskey just received and for sale low for cash, by
WADE w WOODBRIDGE.
nos doors below the Bell
QUARTS STEAM REFINED VANILLA LREAMCAN
- DY-Anoher lot Of this delicious article us received
no 10 BOLTON HARRISON.
"A rPLEToN's TAILS, FOR HE PEOPLE AND
n THEIR CnlLDREN.-Inedof HouscEcepinr by 7 :
A. hur suilior Of Insubordnaon, sir Nights With the
Work and Wages Life 10 Service. continuation Of
and Thrive, IIoyc ia Hone Ever, &c, vol. Received
this day ans for sale ~ As LYONS.
SECOND SUPPLY.
OPENED this morning. variety Of staple Goods pur.
" chased vcry cheap az auction.
bales plain aud twilicd Blankets
Rose and Whitney DO vciy chcsp
~ cases blcachcd Domcsiics, very cheap
~ cases heavy Wooicn G1ois, suitable Tor Nefroes
which viii be found very cheap
I - and 4 plato Liuscys soulc very fno
10 bates white and red Fanncls from auction, aud very
reduced prices
cases kcntucky Jeans, very cheap
cases Enc sanete, green, black and cadet mixtures
! bale Of welsh fiannos. 90 oren az very low ptces
. cases Irish Linens from auction, very low
case fhitds-cys Diapers from 30
ltrgc supply Of coal Cords aud Bindings
Few crira fronch Clio hs sni Csssimeres, cheap
Pau and figured Satin Vcsiings. extra rich styles
Woolen Neivcis, some very rich
Rich Fisnn tnd Table Covers. very reduced pike
HEAVIER and Asclto Cloths, soint Vcry heavy
Tho stowe, with every variety u staple ami Fancy
gco,a will be found NJ roturcd pfrcsnf
no 10 CROTCH. nROOKs HuuHONta
CAMPaINE.-A 4 esh supply Of tho shove revived
Oanf for sale NJ 2. JOnNSrONs
noN Medical EMPORIUM, Richmond. Va.
ODENTINE.-A supply ofthe above received ADD
\ y lar all
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-23
VERY CHEAPFOR CASH.

II &c. WATKINS a. co nc seliinf every do.
y. scription Of DOOTE, SHOES, TRUNKS, CARPET
BAoh. BLACklNG, SHOE BRuStlEs &c &c AZ
very small advance on the manufirtmcfs prices OUR
SToCK rs NEW AND DESIRAB LE Persons in
want Of the very beet quality Boos shoes Trunks ami
Carpet Bags, will do well TO give = cali
Y. WATKINS e. CO.
At their OLD and established Stand,
Opposite the ruins Eagle Hotel to and formerly occu.
m fufrf .yI Dat.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-23

NURSES FUH HAL II.
IN !ustaTuvcd from the East. six head OF
-rrsusf.SS hrst rate well broke IIORsES-oBc pai,
G45L{nM OF matches; two fast trOiters; and two
NET single HoTses, suitable Tor BaIouche or
i'll single harness. Those wishing 10 pur.
'esr<7.7'esr.s chase will please appya az
IN - 3ip JANES UARDEN'S Stables.
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-05-13

OREGON INDIANs-The Chinnocks whose hunting
grounds the North o. the Columbia river are rather
slightly built of the middle stature and in features somewhat
etiemnate Their dress consists generally of a blanket
though sometimes they shirt and trousers The
blanket and of silk made of rushes or
wool which reaches their krees They have ears
pierced we'll the septum of the nose, through which
they put hya-qua, small shell, which they consider
gre ornament. This nation has practice Of modifying
the form of the head during child rearing The the
aged people much be but little raised from
the surroudng cum which attributed the grinding pow
er of the sand which is contained in their food-dre6 sal
This particular ofhe teeth almost exclusively
confined this nation The Indians neiohborhood of
Vancouver and Cape Disappointment now but few in
liar that part of America. When suffering from fever
they in the habit of jumping into the river cool them
selves and when the cold fit sezes them they small
hu, prepared with pebbles made hot and vessel of
water. BY placing stones in the generated
IN large quantities. in the atmosphere (which they remain
until the return Of the fever.
The principal food of the Chnnocks is salmond but they
occasional subss venson sturgeon, and wild fowl and
when pressed by hunger, roots and buTies
The Erazers river natives who obey fine SPECIMEN
wild humanity their chief propagate specimen of wolf
dog which periodically produces them crop of long white
hair which is shorn off as in of sheep elsewhere This
manufactured into banets-the yment of the women
They also the wool ohe mountain goat for the pur-
pose.-O=ark Eagle.
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-05-13

THE INTERIOR THE EARTH IGNEoUs OCEAN
OF MELTED RocK-THE RECENT DEvELoPMENTs-Af fact
of great interest has been proved by the behring's for Aesan
wells in the suburbs Of Paris name that go towards the
centre othe Earth the temperature the
bout degree for every fifty feet Professor Sman who
is wledged well Europe our own country to
be geoogsts of the present
says that the whole interior portion of the Earth least
great part of it, gneous of melted rock agated by
violent winds which rendered highly probable by the phe
nomena of volcanoes The facts connected with their erup
ions ascerained and placed beyond dpue-Iow
then they be accounted fora The theory prevalent
years since that they caused by the combustion of
coalbeds perfectly puere and entirely aban
doncd-A the coal in the world would afford fuel
enough for single capital exhibition of Vesuvous We
must look higher than this and the Professor says he has little
doubt that the whole the action of electric gavanc
principles which constantly operation in the Earth
We know that when certain metals brought together
powerful electric action evolved and light produced
rerior in eugence the spendor of the Sun. Now if
small arrangement produces such results what may
expect from the combinations of those immense beds of metal
to be found in the Earh2 Here have the key all the
grand phenomena Of volcanic action An illustration
small scale be Instrument called the themso
electrical battery made ofznc bism1h and annony packed
in box and vanished In this heat is evolved below while
the top cold and here have the very ohe Volcano
when the interior fiery is heav;ng its surges while
its peak capped with everlasting snows-Sat Courier
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-05-13
FRIDAY, MAY Is, 1912.

sve exordium with commonplace remark about the
beauty OF the evening" aer which relapsed
mer silence.
Gathering, however, energy from defeat made after
slight pause a second attempt
MISS adams, said L in a slow solemn. sepuchral voice.
clH yon--a0H you-tosH you--allow offer you-to
oher-a pinch Of suu5F?n
with pleasure sir" replied sof voice. which in
contrast with my sounded like earthquake l felt
my eyes starting from my head et that the on my
forehead were swollen like the of spring felt the
blood mantle face, brow and neck heard loud
beating OF my heart agony of both bodily and mental
pain to which the rack the wheel and the gbbet
disc rushed from the room hurriedto my home my
own chamber locked doubl reby locked my door, any
one shond observe shame and vented my spleen in idle
imprecations upon my stupidity
An hours walk across my chamber served, however to
calm my spirits and when composure that seemed really
supernatural compared with my agitation down
and
DEAR IsABELLA.-Take pity unhappy youth
who is too deeply in love with you
words in your presence. am miserable till hear from
you
This note Immediately despatched and in half an
hour was the happes the universe. My Isabella
proved pattern Of excellence; offended with
her but once and then she dspeed my wrath BY asking me
in mock serious of voice. will yon-w you-alov
me to offer you-a pinch ofSnutfF SENEx.
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-05-13

FAcrs pEoPLE.-The Carlisle Pa Cnizen
brings the following facts before the public They what
they purpor to be-true. Ponder over them.
1t is fact that years ago. in prosperous cir
cumstanccs, and that now we embarrassed.
1t is TACT that during the operation of the tariff system
from 1872 1882 constantly increasing pros
perity and that SINCE snder the operation of anti
tar free trade system have been constantly going
back.
1t Is fact, that from 1922 to 1892 besides increasing
IN wealth at home, paid off European debt of up
wards of hundred millions and that from 1882 to
1912 besides decreasing wealth al home have
tfacted debts IN Europe the amount of upwards oftwo
hundred millions.
1t is fact, that years ago the could find good
and ready cash market for his produce and that he
cannot.
1t is fact that it is better for the farmer. that the iron
he uses, and the woollcn and clothing he
for his family, should be manufactured home by persons
who his grain and beef and pork that they
should be imported from Europe where they
by those who suffered consume pound of
domestic produce.
is fact that we promote the interest of the
farmer, we must secure him good market at home
cannot compel foreign nations to purchase produce
1t is fact that actures give profitable
employment to citizens and good maketo farmers
we must protect our manufactures by duties European
imports other wise they will be unable compete with
the labor Of countries where by hunger compelled
work for ten cents day.
1t fact that the present ee.trade system between us
and England and France In admitting either
fee low of Duties the produce and manufactures
ofthese countries while they exclude by high duties,
produce, except such. articles crude produce ns
pensabv necessary their manufactures, such
/ ashes, Tanners bark, &c.
1t is fact, that the largest portion ofhe importing trade
of the country, has passed the hands of Europeans
Three four European houses maintain travelling
agent cheaper in boarding house in New York than three
four American merchants sustain their families pay
house clerk hire &C. and Hence the former underse
the latter when the former do cheat the
which happens times
1t IS fact that under last commercial arrangement
with England, the Enlsh fast supplantiug own
vessels in ports. On the 25h of February, 1912
there in the port Of Savannah, Georgia:
! IA English ships of 9.750 Tons
2 American do 749
! IL English barques, 4.928
| | American do. 269
Besides these there port, American bgs, chiefly
engaged in the coastwse tride.
These facts might be greatly multiplied butt will not
pass further the patience of your readers of whom
trust will agree with that to the return
Better days. abandon the humbuggery of free trade
and southern distractions and back the teachings
experience and common sense.
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-05-13

E COMING OUT OF THE SwAM9-Cen Jos J. M DoweIl
Judge j. W. Price, John Patterson. Thomas L Hamer and
other prominent members of the Democratic party Ia the
counties OF Highland Blown, Adams and Cermont
West Union the 25th March. public assemblage and
passed series of resolutions strongly affirming Wing doc
rines with reference Banks and Currency This appears
to have excited wonderment among portion of the
press We nothing surprising it. unless be
psng for who find they have been travelling path
that will swamp them about and retrace their
steps Mr. Hamer and his associates have done this and
all that surprising about the whole matter the
GOODNESS with which the Cncna Enquirer dubs them pro
fesssng Democrats" Tom Hamer and Joe NJ DoweH pro
tessing Democrats That's rich.
On motion of THos. L. HAMER, of Brown the following
resolutions were unanimously adop.eds
ResoLred. That In favor of we'll regulated
Banking SYSTEM for the State of Ohio which shall combine
the great principles of safety the bill holders and
fair profit the bankers and the time furnish
rency convertible into specie at the will of the holder
ResoLoed, That with regret for time
ha there hard money faction growing Oho
aeho opposed all banks Of ereulaon and whose doc
trne If carried the present condition of TIE people
mast be 10 the best interest of The community
pecaly the whole debtor class who will be crushed by
policy so fatal and destructive
Resotred That the advocates of an exclusive metallic
ency although bat few ofhe present have the boness
and candor to out openly and their doctrines
steadily pursuing their object and preparing for of
termination all paper and IL IS the duty of
those aoho ch prevent them from exercising
perncious influence upon the Legislation Of the General AS
sembly as il is believed they did at the last session.
Resolced That high time for the people take their
affairs into their hands, and that long they enru
them to wreckless denag violent ultra pol
clans OF party all the industrious business classes
community be the suffer elers-C Cineiuatti Message
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-05-13

PRINCIPLES mEN.-It has been the perpetual boast
OF the jackson paty that they contended for not
men, has been often and repeatedly exhibited and the fact
proven upon them If any doubt yet of their entire
pen The whg party have epudated John Tyler havsr
renounced all connection with claim upon him and de-
cared themselves utterly irresponsible for his actions Now
he president and that because voted for him.
bound forever be his friends they maintain that
this is the proper for pursue certainly they
would have done under ike circumstances Is this going
for principles men2 We tell them he locos Tyler has
deserted principles and have deserted him they
answer we have right do Here is profession and
conduct corresponding for you Here exhibition of
subserviency prncpe Hereafter let loco foco ever
tell US goes for principles men, and then tell
we are support John Tyler he does will tell
him some disagreeable truhs-Osford Mercury
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-05-13

"Van Buring is the greatest the top OBJ de
earth, said Democratic negro his Wing companion
"Whar he great at ~ asked his opponent.
sEbery ting he undertake When you lay snorn on your
fedder bed dreamin like another nigger Van Burng he
keep wide awake burn de taper lamp de white foxes
and soudy de individual interest poor nigger.
Yes, he do soudy interest Stcudy his fus-
He makes laws hard dat niger earth foIlor
dem.'
Yes he do make hard laws replied the sooty Locoloco.
"but do dat to make niger work
You are right thinks we 10 ourself but it will be long
before ourselves Of the snar which
he has placed us-4merscaa Eagle
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-05-13

FLoRIpA-The St Augustine News of the 10th says
Indian fields and fresh bodies of Indians force at the
South Every day adds the conviction that the only eff
ctual mode of putting end the war for the Com
mander in Ghetto offer bounty for every Indian This
would Immediately bring into the field western hunters
and give security to the settlements IN progress
East Florda.-N @. Bulletin.
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-05-13

WomAN-There is strength in woman's weakness before
which the proudest spirit bow greatfu ledge
ment of superiority Men may talk they will OF being the
lords OF creation but where the heart caos as not to
be oened by sefesteem to feel enobed by her
encel Well might the poet say.
Without the smile from partial beauty won
Oh what were mana world without SUM-
for darkness indeed be the spirit over which female
oveness does not cast its mantle of light Its may
be forgotten amid the maddenng conflicts the battlefield
and may for give intoxicating aurenen of popular
applause but does the tempest passion subsde
than its appeals are felt and
Ties around the heart spun
That cannot, will not, be undone"
may be thought strange that in the midst of political
strife and engaged in the wild of adverse
opinion, should find time dwell topic better suited
the quiet of the students chamber the domestic
circle but free confess that theme truly
delightful that which OF womans power In con.
cmplatng the charms of her all subdung loveliness
forget the OF life IN the that they
excite her sympahes and give for the of her
endearmens The companion of man, she him second
SELF and constitutes his pride and ornament In gazing
her charms he feels himself her slave and happy In the
chains he desires better freedom The world may
frown and poverty may his path with horns but should
dear woman smile lume his path his all forgot
and in her love be the bliss of
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-05-13

MATAMoRos.-The Courier gives the following extrac
of a letter dated the 18th inst ~. O. Buttetin
"Santa Anna is much dissatisfied with General Arista and
late against Bexar He has
sent orders to General Wall go Immediately Monterrey
and assume command of the Brigade placed under General
Vanquez for the protection of the Frontier.
1.-The garrison of Matamoros IS daily reinforced is
now 1900 strong and will in few days 1000 men
This force aided by the artillery that place. will be quite
:ent TO beat back the mcdaed assault of the Texans
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-05-13

The only valuable provender for cattle
and feed for poultry. but medicine tea made of it, and
sweetened with honey quite good not better than that
made of laxseed in catarrhal affections We are not
uuainted with the average weight of the sun Hover in
reading we have affirmed they yield almost half their
weight in OIL and stated the oil burns well as the best
SPERM with the exception Of forming slight crust about the
top the wick We wonder little general attention
not the cultivation Of plant available for
economical and useful purposes-Jefe ersoniaa
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-05-13

IMPORTANCE FROM MEx1co.-A gentleman arrived In
the city yesterday who passenger the British mail
steamer Tevo Vera Cruz, which port he left the
that arrived three gays previous that the
Mexican Government HAD SET AT LIBERTY G. W.
KEN n DALI AND SEVEN OTHER OF THE SA MIA
FE PRISONERS, who ascertained TO be resident A.
mercans letters received in confirm the statement
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-05-13

Madame Sutton and Signor Nagel have arrived from Mo-
bile where they received with great enthusiasm and
crowded houses We the Signer will not leave New
public. A concert such they would give would be pat
ronized here doubt not, greater extent thru
they were in Mobile.--N. O. BuILeitin.
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-05-13

The prisoners released Mexico city expec ted
reach Vera Cluz in three days after the Tevo left
The Z S. cutter Woodbury. in port and would wait
give them passage home they may be expected
arrive in cIy.-N.
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-05-13

He who keeps record OF his daily Thoughts ard feelings
the end Of the year how the pictures
Of himself Man clzages from hour to hour
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TO MERCHANTS AND OTHERS.
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t'IIis new dentrfco composed by VI PeIlcier one of
the iscoyeTeTs OF the snphate Quuno. al Tho reuncsi
OF Or Oulrt distinguished Dcns; OF Paris and 10 -h
ne mas HNen the name VI OiOnnC, " able aka
line composition, which conibas aud neuTazcs the nc
pnn pewich ~ generally regarded the cause OF den
TAI cafes aud hcaIs do all the discoycrrs OF his c
nchl chemist The impress ol true utility. IL ~ GOLD com
position VI an agreeable odur aud which combines
hc properties 81 preserving and hardening the enamel
ahu particularly Recommended 10 those pefsons whose
'eelh arc eonsutionay weak Fable thar species Of
disease described as "hc chemca me iceth
aHtqucn, disease Which Is produced very often by dc
Idscncn' u the digestive functions, the Of ACIDS "a
mont whchTcadY becomes acid TIC remains OF particles
Ivol DtlWeen the teeth or Of foreign stance Ia
the mouth, which may be known 10y continual
anI lively senitiy 4 the ieeh, 10y the painful ian,
VI male IN warm or cold substances them Fog
salrny ALEXANDER DIvAL q co.