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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-19
Wu. ,. SMITH,
NlGDrIIAN Mt 49,, I'm

TIAvfNO disposed OF his old stock of Go,i, will =.
pared In lew day., 10 oder his customers and Inc
pub geueIay new and dcsiTaL nj Of Cloths
CassimereS and We will be made I'm In he he ~
and most f,shonaele siye lie will have connected W.
States. Due notice viii be given when the goods arrive
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-19

~ Leesbu-g; S-Drsws At the Exchange. on Friday the
81 eept Przes-s7OO 5000 1888 10 OF ICDj 10 Of 5oo
~ OF 20, etc. rs and 10 ballO:s Tickets 81 81.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-19
erRATToN'- OFFICES
F5nTiseafk lyfrs.f.

srRATToN'- OFFICES
fSnTtsea,h Sfre.f.
Drawing Of Union foier,, Class i3-Dravn gent, l7,b,
t50ofO Capital:
- q % ~ 20 a. ~ N ~ y II 81 10
Iieket RIOS 81 ~, prike Of siep sold and will b..
pAfi on pretenaiion, by 81 alton.
This Day. A. the Exchange.
rIeetburg Lottery, No 81, draws a. "a o,c'oek y M
Drssin- recoIved al this Office. O'clock pfizs II
$500 49, 30 10 of l5OO 10 Of 1000 etc. 70 Sos-l3
FOR Tuesday Evening, by Northern Mail.
III drawn. Tickets IS ~ ~
For Wednesday EVENING. bv mail.
prize OF slln1, $40 100 sOoi syo so Al i'm co
etc. 10 Nos-l5 drawn. Tckefs siO. 1872
For Thursdey Evening. by mail, g. p. NJ.
prize Of 5000. 300 100, 1890 Of ioo etc p No.
10 drawn Tickets e. 50. - W.
10 be drawn on FRIDAY. al 81 O'Clock " A. the Er.
l}drawn. Tieketss2 80
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-19
ELBA FOR RENE
WILLIAM ANDERsON

Lon RENT, aud possession given Let October that dc
sirabc situation, near Buchsnan's Spring late tho e
sienee OF Judge Carr Enquire Of
SCI 'ioc J " EUsTACE & SON
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-19

"
GROCER AND COMMISSION MERCHANT,
Corner Of Cary and 18Th Streets
IL receiving 10y sundry arrivals, his stock Of Coos for
the fall trade which lie offers for sale low. viz:
~ hhds - CroiS and Rico Sugar fair to prime
40 bags LNguyra, Rio. Java aud st Domingo 4 Zee
~ boxes single, double and eblc Loafsugar
lNhbs Clarified and Powdered 10
p hhds Porto Rico Molasscs
~ 10 Orleans do
9O kegs Nails and Bfads
200 sacks Liverpool blown Salt, Ashton and Marslals
$50 sides s. sole Leather, damaged and good stamp
hObbls Common Whskey
~ % OH do, part very superior
w kegs beaiy = and Duponrs Powder
2tOns shot
10 hall chests Tyson and Black Tea
~ boxes ~ Tea
bal! chests superior gunp,,yficr an, Uisrk Te
" boxes sperm, ialow, aud tiul's patent Candles
~ DO Hubs faulty AMI varicr aioi SAP
~ dozen painted Buckets
10 DO simmons Axes
eoiard Dupuy a Co.'S very superior Od French
Brandy
haf pipes good Preach Brandy
ppcl hah piposi1 qr. casks Old and Genuine T. VI.
bales Hops
2, 'ons English, swedos, and county Iron
10 American histcrcd Steel
10 English and German Steel
Malaga aud Muscat Wine
window Glass, exiO and inti2
Nader, Indgo, Pepper
tingct, AN1picc, Nutmcga
silgeiIe Alum. Corpcfss, Epsom.halis
Cotton Yarns, No ard2
Otnaburrs Rlchmoud Factory
hrookF cclobrstcd Wheat Pans, So. sc.
eoT 90
NORTH CAROLINA BuNCH NINE INCH CX PRESS
-llNglES - SNtOl nine inch Bunch Shingles. on
sos JAS & GEO WINSTON.
-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-19
BOOKS. srArIoNERY. MUSIC,
ra...-trt.r. Anb
FANCY. GOODS. Ton FALL SALE,
:. w. RAN DOLPH,
nAIH arHIrr alc.......


J. w. NDOLPH.
MAIN srsrEr, areuncsp
y EsPEcffULLy calls tho si,sn,,rn Of e,,,.,,,, A.,
ehanfs and al Other cash eu.,omers 10 tho set that
ny quality eespnss. sa o. ses~s s.. Which 70, SI,o
proc tes The ioliosis. 4 partial bel: ~
lesl anil Ensls School Hooks an ~
~ so,. Issek Gun sni faennh Books, imported d.
Paper q all a. GO and quaes- I-er and Can n, cs
pc, reAm 10 the yer, beat Eo:ush Trench and I9efie
8lae. Black and re Ia.-rnk Powder
ouhs lnks'snis, steel Pens. 5laies, Waters Wax and
every Thing in the stationery hne. - ~"
Blsnk Books ofa aud r.ierns male IN Rish,,ons
pases o. srsadaid asa Ss% ss, every respect
Mn'le.i Instruments. such as volns, Flutes. Guitars,
Satsi s,or. the bcs, impaired, and variety Of other
Rsa,rs snd Pen Knives, Imported to order. with w
h,nn1olph rl@p:d 90 each blade, and warranted sooi
wrllng Dssss; Gard Cssef; zeal waicrs and s,smr..
r ss,eas mn ,na Es!t,v1rs Dissr,nmoa Iors,;
Shells soy Gasses: Conrssscs ami an nsr.,is Va
netj ~ useful an bsauiui Fancy Goods Ruch an az.
3nnen esnnot be found IN any oiheT es,ablshrneut in
n.vnk a Biodery, and the bet worsnen endowed.
CLERKS ot Courts. Backs, Merchants ard others NAV
upon having their work done In a superior STYLE nsiy
enpi Ell by most Of the Banks Clerks II ton,,s S
can safely guarantee 10 al who may favor me w.t.
e1 u.s., good snlsie al moderate price
clean linen ami .or:pi.sE J: W. R.NboiPiI,' '''
40 AIR . sinIa,'s Old Stand NAN street.,
ME- ,ab.eriosts reeeip; th,ir Fall supply Of
DRY GOODS,
offered all % which will be at rriee- ar les 49,
heretofore They solicit call ffom Merchant. and
ateniion Of peIsons want Of Co'hrs 10 he
aIKs soen oi nsa'y Goods Consisting part follows
Beaver coiss u ''''' Exemption DO and price
ra .osS1e1s. 80 80 %
Flus. ngs do 10
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-19
FALL AND WINTER
STOCK or BOOTs. SHOES, &c.

500 PACKAGES.
TUE subscriber 10 IN reeelp, Of M. Pan and Winter
etoek Of Boots. shoes. Tfuhfs end Leather 10 which
ne Invites the attention Of rurr h.sers
thia stock was sseeted wish The sfeafes esr. and .t.
ienron By hns-l within the wssks AMI lie n,t
crs himself from the experience he has hal IN the ba NJ
ness p.i cannot he exeetcd Iiis rods wers tourh,
AZ very o~ prices aud MI be offered 10 such a. den, If
ceh on the ecrt
MA stock viii be found 70 be very extensive and 10 EN-
every variety OF siyie and quality, and adapted O.
'nn Iaoc OF nns aud every sceton of the country.
ne .spee'nlly invites his old FREQ e. and
generally 10 rive him call; he feels that lie ear
ou~r mem Inducements that will not fsn 10 pless-.
Wholesale and Rsan Dealer la Boots sbos, Trant. and
Leather. Marke, Bridxe. sc Is aim
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-19

(,op FISH . Gain,Als Codfsh just received soi r,
~ sale y ROYAL & MORGAN.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-19
WoRTHAM's OFFICE,
ErchanEe BnildinR.

ETehGHs. Bedding.
10 Call each day before ~ NJ, for the Lucky Num-
bsrs.
LOTTERIES TO BE DRAWN SOON.
For Monday, in he Exchange al 81 p M
Va Leesours, Class No % Przos-s7so, 600 800,
10 rriIes o. lSe9 oof 1000, u Of 60 - OF 300 ETC.
For Tuesday Evening.
~, Va LeesbgIr, Ezra Class No ~. Przes-sIeoo 1000
drawn. Tickets 81
For Wednesday Evening.
90 ana $40 go lao % i5o 5S i1o iao $50 10
81 prizes o. 1000 EACH 50 Of 5 etc. Is Nos-5 arawn
For Thursiiy Evening.
,aS Lseshurs ESTs No 49, Przess2oo, 3Oo, I71c
10 NOs-l3 irAwn TseEe's 81 80.
For Friday, at 81 p NJ. in III. Exchange.
Va LeesnuIs. No 81. PiIes-s7OOO, 3Jo i2ss, 10 Of
lcGo 10 o. goA 2 q 2'oo, 25 Of lOO etc IS Nos-ii
For Saturday, Path September.
so7 T SfGs Or EOS o Of f s 10 - :S 1000 sSC
80, ETC. 80 Nos-l2 drawn. Tickets $40.
MAGNIFICENT SCHEME.
For The Is Ocoher next, at AlexsnJria
Uaion Lottery. Class a. Capi,a.s
$50 0oO-3o 400,
l5Nh l2On. lO0t, Sst o. 1856. or 6ON1 Of ill1
o. 500 of 2UO of 1901 - Of 90 0 Of loo l33 OF 6O
nelns me lowest No pnzs, Is Nos-l3 drawn -
Tickets go.
Hs- All orders confidential and Attended IN with
pronptness for Package or for single Ticket.
shares IN aHthe above, In proportion -lof sale by
Sc " CHARLES wORTHAM.
JAMES PHALEN & CO,
MANAGERS.
Riehmoad, "a.
GRAND SCHEMES FOR SEPTEMBER.
hehoo tuLd Lotteries Of Rhode Island granted bv the
logislaiuIe, Tor the Benefit of Public lcnoos .nJ 49,
the Superintendence OF the Secretary OF S,aie
Class No IA DAVIS Saturday M, I-,h
~ Nos-l2 drawn
-sS,Otu, l%H0 900. sou, 2sO1 POO 1870. isoN t7Oo
i66i lOof lC go Of iCO. ETC. Whole tickets sIO-shaTei
In proportion s
Glass No l5o-Draws Saturday, Sept, 2Itn.
IS Nos-l3 drawn.
tslW1, luVn, buu, 5Dl1. 4pOu 400 25n0 2l10 01 n,
~ each OF 90 aud so lis Of aO) etc Whole tickets
slo-shsrss IN proportion W ''
Packages Of Whole tickets and shares sinrIe ,,h,.
an shares IN the usual G1rtunaf@
Fu printed schemes OF all the Lotteries under our ma
uaseIne ear. gratis, 10 those who may desire them.
~ 10 i"ss than ~ Capital Prizes, AMI mostly IN
Mhoe iickeis, have been sold and paii AZ fNs oh-
Icay ~ ms month"; aud the prize can be seen
~ OIoeIs meet the most prompt attention. ami can't
tai prizes pad as usual with Us, At sight f
-, TH0s B BIGGER.
MaIsgers Agent.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-19
NEW FALL DRY GOODS

w. MEREDITH
As returned home with new stock Of F. Dry Good.
selected with much from the Northern MarketS
bY himself Hs stock consss in pa OF The loe w,ng
Splendid new style Nous de Lame
Mode cord IA
BEown Purplc and Lilac 10
CansTy, Eluc aud Chevy 10
Plaid and Chcnc ID
Alpaca 10
French Mcrnoos. all colors
Mauche gcr GinRhamR
Black sui Blue Black Poult lei ,le
New style Chene striped SIX
ID Blue Black Satn
Black Maieoni Lusitlng
.aleoes, la great variety
black and blue Hack Bombazucs
Black Mourning shawls
Black hail fis'd Mits
Long White Kid Cloves
Mourning Collars
ALSO,
isO bales 4, rs and a. Brown DomeS,lcs which Ia,
viii sell 10 Country Merchants at saeh pric that canno
TAIL TO please 90 M
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-19
LOTTERIES.
ID. N. HOrT - cor OFFICE.
RleA,uana IA

ID. M horr - cor OFFICE.
Riehzasa, Va.
$40 nss LoisIy. Class u. draw sept 2i,h
,sE Sspras - on. iooOl 600 aB7 Of 2-So ~ b.sl
/" o' ISo go Of Ssl etc Tickets siO
.be,e I'm ~, o. nassase Of y whole tickets, ia the
1. o,ss ,es, sshsa Ielos.esD the drawing
snos a"iess On Ho1T a Co,
Riehmand. Va
J. G. GREGORY co.
MANAoFs-
OFFiOF' on MAN, End door below Corner OF Main
and 14lh streets.
,sI Leessuz Lottery Class Mo dr.w sep,enb., 9Th.
go" iooi iS" xn Of 5oD ere Tickets siO
Ssfuheate ola package of25 whole tic ketssi3D
nesets snd shares. and eer6e-teA In the
an9s ss ~. nansxen,
u1- Al orders promptly attended to- ami sn .eesan. ri
the hres-ins sent 10 ~ Th1 or,~r fon,n ,,,.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-19

rD- Call each day before q NJ, for the Lucky Mum
bsrs
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-19

NEW FALL DRY GUODs
INlE subscribers have received anil onen.d ther F,t
Il stock Of staple and Fancy DRY GOODS wt.ich ,bsx
arc determined To sci. ow-comprisng, IN pan
figd Orleans end Alparcss
figd Eolennes-new style
Black and Cold Mouse dc Lines
Black and Blue Blck Boinbaznes
PLATA and Fed silks
Siik aud TabbJ velvcis
Brorhe end Nett shaWls great variety
SILK and Emb' "a Dress Udkfs
Lace Gloves and Mus
Lace and Worsied Miis, half fingers
Black and White Lace Wells
Cambria, Ja-onei and Plaid Musius
lace Edgings and Insertnss
Willie aud Back silk Hose
Mourning and Thread Lace Collars
khhrus-ggeai variety
siik ScaTfs ani Ciayais
Emb'd icrLo do
Nestings great variety
French Cloths and Cashmere
stocks. Collars AMI Bosoms
CoTscts, superior attieies
silk aud Cotton tnhreas
ses loNnoNs, wlILINGHAM DREwRY.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-19

=, Leesourg, f5-Draws at Baltimore, on Wednesday the
~ inslani, and due THURSDAY evening Puzes-s9Oo
70 and 10 ballots. Tickets a. 90, - S' 49,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-19
NOTICE.

n ~ etcdtors of Famucl Branch having a claim or
c'nns embraced w the fret class Of dobta provided
ot m aocHsiu Trust Heed 10 mo ~ The aid
an pisnon bearing date the 2'h day Of Jnuary 1872
- ", l1ooia ln NC clerks once Of Campbell comfy.
" ucItny noilhcd and required 10 furnish mo with =
stemon Of ther respective clts bv the 25th Of Noyc
Der neu,ol hey nav be hcreaf ever doarrc lro
any participation IN said deed; 4nd All f,se Iucted \,
me ne trustee Aforesaid whose notes gcre d,e Inc t y,
ns nonih, must como forward aud settle or eb,l mn,
them N the hands Of officers for COLLECTION, Ie,,c,., ~
viii De addressed 10 Oakvilic a. Bue kjnghso, 40 w NV
juI9 etd Trass. os 1891 s.,n,, IL
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-19
PREMIUM MACHINES

- " II
Corner Of Main ana lyfA Streets,
Opposite the Medical College, Richmond, Va.
IHE subscriber, proprietor ofthe above esabishme nj
reps constantly on hann or vii furnish at short
made Of the best materials 10y tho most
workmen the h"wing inosi valuable
LABOR SAVING MACHINES, VIZ:
TOY q BoIiands Patent staple Tooth Spring he,
Emmons Patent Chain band Horse powers and staons
ry geared horse power
Wheat Fans oiihe most approved kinds
Brtcs' PatortIiorsc Power Grist Mills
P1rkerG patent cylinder spring shelter,
stafrds Patent straw Cutters. Bolngs Corn Plansr,
H5y Presses, Hosting Cranes Tobacco Fauenng Mills
Mn Rounds; and almost every other kind OF Machinery
Inc machines will he marked and forwarded 10 order
With printed directions for setting up md working III en-
For the Information Of those quaintcd with tho ina
hnes made by u subscriber he thinks propc 10 publish
INC following ocTtihcMe tom the President the Agr.
CULTURAL Society Of the Of cnrco showing that
premiums were awarded ,heir last MAY Exhibition and
asI on his Thrashing Machines, Wheat Fans aud Corn
In compliance with Resolution Of the IIcnrico Arrieul
Horticultural Society directing President Of
iinfns awarded NJ Their Exhibition and Fair held near
richmond, the 26h Of May Si-I do hereby rcTtifv
mar pIemums we're awarded 70 JABEz PARKEn ,r his in
proved IhfashnK Machines Wheat Fans aud C.rn shell.
'ns Machines, eIhbedbY ha said Exhibition ans Pair
III TURNER, President
should adiiiouA testimony be wanted to show that
,n,c Maehnos are IN every greatly superior all
ohers IN use the eubscrroT prepared furnish those
mat may desire IT, with printed certificates their favor
IRON over twenty others Of probably tho bos and most
tensvo farmers In this State, and 10 refer them 10 bnn
hreds Of others that have his Mac hines in use All per
Sous Wishing 10 these Tnrashing Machines from
section country, his Premium Wheat Fans the
season VIII please favor him with their as cny az
may De convenient that he be able TO furnish them in
good season.
ap lafn JARFZ PARKER
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-19

LOTTERIES TO BE DRAWN SOON.
For MONDAY, in The Exchange, al ;; p. NJ.
Va Leesourg, Class No % Phzos-sl750O, 600. 9aC
2S7 10 prizes of 1900 10 OF 1000 ~ Of TO ~ of 300 en-
- Nos-i3 drawn. Tickets s5 ~ ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-19

Jersey No si-Draws at Jersey City, on Monday the
10 500 6oeo 500 800 50 oflGoc, 80 OF zoo etc rs and
10 ballots TckctsslO ~' am
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-19
For Monday Mornin,

10 be dawn on FRIDAY. al 81 O'Clock, VI, AZ the Er
IIr,r pT.e o. 10 800, 10 Of looo IS Nos
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-19
BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
SOUTHERN HAT EMPORIUM.


lp.rouse yc then. yc merry, merry inen-
lhis - our opening day.
I'VE gubscritcIs have, This bay, openeI A s,,ve nj,
The Main street. for tie sale Of Hats and Cans ofevery
qualY anu on such terms will no doubt b. TO the in
ltIesioi any person Who may be Ia want Of such artr
As thcy Viii sell ~ the same time they assure Tie pubh
tai Goor sold al their store will be II the besf uuaty-
While lhc majority Of their Hats will be other own mann
,seture; Tic Subscribers having purchased large guam.
uues OF 'o DIS for cash, will re enahe,i on lie "a
terms, TO sell At the loves; possible piees cor
lazy invite the public cell see Them AT their ew
tstanlsnmcnt' GAhbANATl & RosENTHhII
&c =. I. Wan street, opposite the Rel Tavern.
SOUTHERN HAT EMPURIUM
VIE subscribers have this day opened n STORE which
VIII be known as above for the sale NJ Hats of thcir
own manufacture as also of oher oos bavr
found necessary for TIC Hot Cap TrAde-ihe stoc
comprises the following Goods:
Hrush, Beaver and Nutria HATS
Russia. fuT and Cashmere do
Moleskn, Merton Down, Angola, SILK and Wool Hats
Of every quality. wv ''@''
ALSO,
, Cloth, sealskin, Concy. Fur, Otter, MusLrst An,
eeaet CAPS, which they invite the public 10 cal, and x
anime ior themselves, as the subscribers will cell AZ The
lowest prices for cash. 49, " - ''''
GAHBANATI RosENTHALI
sc ~ ou Main street. opposite Bell Tavern.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-19

~ S..la IAN veil 9naAasd " teach The vasious
-, .sSne. oi m Eglsh eneAtion. the lain, AMI
81, me "a ees Lsnsasre. viii be ples ssd 10
~ e"eAon a. Icacher, In neishbourhood or VILLAGE
ne az ss.Je hnsel Cor several ,ears An Iesisr.
N,~n' meet whh p'ou,pG aiteuilon ~ a, sss:
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-19

NEW FALL DRY GOODS
SEPT. 1912.
C0O PACKAGES OF New and very Ch.au Fall and
~ Winter Dry Goods, now opening al r. H. JEN-
klNs', cons's sting OF - " " '1''
Blankets-SeTyantsi Clicking
Caicoes OF all kinds, and new styles
Matding-Iaiting
Cloths, Cassimevcs and Vos'inss
White Red anil Yellow Flanuels
Plaid shAvls-Paid Gnehains
Biesched ami unblcachcl Ssirip.z auI Sbec,i,-,
And every o'her article be found in DRY Cool. o1c
al lower prices for cAsh, than they have ever been so
bale 'Nf i'ee''
sc3 n N trSV,S,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-19
NOTICE

NOTICE
WE subscriptions TO tho Exchange Reading Room arc
= no~ duc, ana the proprietor pfesumea that ali ,Eho
lave not given the notice required by the te1ms will
nnue Their patronage. The win be Continued and
Win view OF rendering s more attractive and in
every respect worthy Of announcement, "CircuIain,
Llb,nry" viii be attached in short time hom Inch lie
nohe may obtain all the current IL OF the ,iay
Der II ~ n.yIs
90 IL Il
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-19
Acopy-Tcs,c,
sATTlNETTs AND FLANNELS.
~. MER IsnIIH

WOuLD Invite country merchants TO call aud e1amin
thiE stock OF saitineiis aud Fanucls, before pur
cang elsewhere, as he Is determined sell them TO sui
Wy u'ncs. IL
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-19
CLARkE's OFFICE

Lee.ourE 4l--Drivs ~ Baltimore. on Monday and
ine uesday the alth. Prizes-sieOJ1, 900 2-Ol BOO
t'0 ~ oil SJ 20 OF 20, etc. &C aud II ballots Tickets
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-19

JUST RECEIVED,
Jf = TODDS Mans
(-tO 100 40 sides
1900 WiSlcI's Bacon
10 hhls OH Rye whisley
hhds Common do
boxes Hoffman & Co.'S Loaf Sugar Mol
for SAFE low. BAKER & THORNTON,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-19

res LoNDoNs, wILLINGHAN & DREwRy
BLEACHED DOMESTIcS.
IN CASES Carlisle Manchester, Lon sIale Steam, MIL
~ aud other Improved styles bloaehed Goods-re'
se2 KENT. KENDALL & ATw.TER.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1842-06-25
THE EFFECTS OF INTEMPERANCE

The young men Of Philadelphia have
formed temperance society, and issued
an address. In it we find the following
enumeration of the fruits OF inlemper-
ance -
1t has been the ruin Of the noblest men,
and has injured millions of our race! 1t
has blasted the brightast hores-sunder-
ed the dearest ties-and severed the clo-
sests relationships! It has destroyed the
peace and happiness Of nations-of cities
of neighborhoods and of individuals!
1t has checked the progress ofliberty-re-
tarGcd the onward course Of virtue, and
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1842-06-25

are plants which weaken and waste the earth at
the same time; others, on the contrary, which in
weakening the soil of all its ouIishing juices,
improve its nature; others finally, which enrich
and improve. We see that this augmentation, or
diminution Of the nourshing juices is called aug
mentation or dmnution of richness, and that the
Improvement or the waste of the nature of the
soil is called augmentation or diminution of
power.
Plants which are wholly covered, or which,
having occupied the soil for many years, have
enriched it by their remains, and by fertilizing
substances, drawn from the atmosphere, are emf
nently enrching.
Plants are much less Ell richng, as they have
drawn less from the atmosphere as they have civ
en- to the earth smaller quantity of their re-
mains, consequently they are much less en-
rching, as their vegetation would have been less
leaty, less vigorous, less compact, and that one
would have covered a smaller quantity.
To the class of plants the most enriching, be-
long, of the first rank, lucerne and sanfoin, well
trimmed, which have lasted many years; it is ne
cessary that they should have been broken before
they had decayed; clover, well prospered, which
one has planted in full growth; green turf lupine
spergule, fitch, rape seed, bean, buckwheat, rye
covered.
To the class of plants which enrich in less
degree, belong the lcguminous harvest, clover
peas, fitch, beans; enriching themselves only as
they have been not only vigorous, but thick,
which happens only to fields in a good state
Boston Cult
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1842-06-25
From The Indiana Journal.
FARMER, A WORD!

What did Loco Focosm bequeath to
the country
MIR. Van Buren, left us bankrupt trea-
sury. lie left the public interests every
where abandoned.
lie left us without currency.
He left us a debt of fifteen millions.
lie left us the North Eastern and Worth
Western Territorial questions-though of
years duralon-unsettled.
The Compr omise Act he left us at the
year Of its conclusion. and treasury notes
in lieu of manly revenue action.
And with all these difficulties, foreign
and domestic, piled ''mouutain high" upon
the shoulders of the new adm inislralion.
the Wigs are ASKED for the promised re-
form!
Suppose, friend farmer, in the generos-
ity of your confidence, you had employ
ed an unworthy overseer upon your farm
That you had coniided in him for years,
trusting in his promises. Suppose this
overseer to have suffered your land to
run wild--to have destroyed your timber
to have leveled your buildings to tie
ground-to have fired your orchard-to
have killed your horses to have run you
thousands Ct dollars in debt, and that,
under such circumstances, he had been
discharged by you and a successor APP
pointed in his stead. In this state of the
case, while the newly engaged superin-
tenden, of your premises was busy in
planning the reparation of these injuries.
imagine that the person who had caused
them all, was to come upon your ground
and, " it'll grin on his face, ask the fol-
lowing questions:
Why does not the corn grow upon
this land which suffered TO ran uild.
Why is there no cash coming from the
mills for the timber that / dcSiroyed2
Why are not the houses erected in the
stead ofthose Mat / burned domns
Why have you no horses, to supply the
places Of those uhich Ikillcdl
Why Is there no return jrom the or
chard That IfrcdS
Why have you not paid the thousands
of dollars, to The amount Of 'chieh run
you IN dcbt2
Don't you think, in this state of the
case that neither Church nor State could
prevent you from knocking the fell ow
down2
This is true picture of Loco Focosm.
Twelve years has itravagcd and laid
waste every interest, undoingSin an hour
that which for years has taxed the virtue
and wisdom of the Nation, and now, we
who are groaning beneath its enormities,
are insultngly asked-Why haze you not
built up what WE HAVE TORN powN2