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The "Ale1andria Gszate," in view of the regent
election in New York, sas .tat the popular will as
expressed in The States which have voted, comprising
a majority Of the Statesnnd the People, should 10"
be carried out, or, at lest, certainly not thwared
That will as far IS the elections have expressed Il, Is.
ths. the Tariff bill should be repeaed-that The D''ri
button Of the proceeds of he Public Lands should cease
that there should be National Uniform currency
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Proposed .7rrongemeet Of &e Congressional Districts
Of Iusina.
[u5 We have already submitted one Scheme of Ap-
portonment to our readers Here s another 1t is
prepared by nble Statesman, who 10 familiar with
statistics, and who by remote possibility can have
any interest in the appor,onnent of the Districts lie
adds also the votes which given in each District
in the CnInnann Of lR1l
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requested TO act delegates from this meeting
On motion, the names of the Chairman end Secretary
were added 20 the delegation 10 The Convention.
On motion, it is ordered that copy Of the proceed
irgs Of this meeting be published in the Richmond
Enquirer, with request that The Petersburg Statesman
will copy.
On motion, the meeting then adjourned.
SILAS CHEATHAM, Chm.
w Hancock SsC'u
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BY LAST EVENINGS MAIL.

(From tic .st,e York Morning Post IF W.daesday)
MASSACHUSETTS, ELEcTIns.-We have received very
w returns but they such 10 leave not The sha
dow Of doubt in our minds that the Democrats have
carried their candidate for Governor by large majo
r,y. The returns aud reports yet come to hand EN-
brace results 10 but II towns.
19<I.
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neither garments and criticised his dress By way Of re-
tort, in manner that greatly amused the passenger
II Boz gets again that "Bl,ck drivers Chariot
he will be upset most sssuediy Yesterday Compiler
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Tile Medical ColirPe.

We are furnished with The following extract from
Dr.. Thomas Johnson's Introductory Lecture 10 his
Medical Claps II is just tribute TO the memory q
John S Trueheart, the amea,ed son Of Daniel True
heart, ESQ, Of this City.
II gives us pleasure to understand, that the number
of students al the College, far between G5 aud ~
about third more than il at the last session.
EXTRACT -"Last yeur, my friends, when we first
assembled together in this Hall to eachnnge gratu.
ations, md mutually wis, for better acquaintance,
there sat your midst pale and comely youth, whose
coun,enance beamed with intelligence, soiiened and
mrowed down by modrs,y and benevolent good will to
his fellows lie then known TO hut few Of us, bat
so prcpossesng his personal appearance, that he
inspired almost instructive desire in to cultivate
his acquaintance, gentle and familiar were his man
ners To know him, 10 love him. He was just
entering on a career of usefulness, with hopes as
warm and eyes bright yours, bu. his cheeks
was occasionally tinted by hectic glow, which
his fond friends mstook for the flush of vigorous health,
but which the sklul eye recognised the harbnger Of
the dreul monster, Death. He has been called away
to tie "naruw house, and lie spril.string bnse Of
youthful expectation has been exchanged for the so
Tenn gnel Of tho tomb; but his soul has winged lis way
Ia land of perfect repose, where virtue survives all
change and the immortal part bids defiance 10 the dis
inte Or ration Of matter.
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tmb.- Of The Agricultural aud Horticultural Society # Hea,ieo
Richmond Nov. IL.
rP To assist the Press in doing the proper Office,
claimed from by Correspondent, we take leave to
publish his own letter, though lie warns Us it is not
written for the Public He holds, however, strong
pen-and gives hard common sense-and his own
production brings the powerful engine, of which be
speaks to bear at "upon this important SUBJECT
Editor.
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RICHMOND MARKETS-Noy. II, lsi2.
WHEAT 81 To - cents per bislicI.
ccRS-a5to 50 cents per do
OATs-3U per bnslel from depot and wagons
WORKMAN, McGRCDER & co.
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Nov. -
HATS AND CAPS,
AT Prices to Suit the Times.

THE subscribers respectfully beg leave to inform their friends
The public OF Richmond and vicinity that they have
and fashionable styles worn at present They warrant
s b HATS of for their r' Trade 's sg Eve
below list of the Hats WON At present which are offered to the
Fine black Cashmere Beaver gr., Nu Russia ,uskrnt,
Coney, and wool-aso, good Silk and Angola Hats. They
rior nstrr light, Gentlemen wanting good aud
cheap Hat respectfully requested !" gre y. e
Corner Of sian and 21h Streets
Nov. 10 5G-w3m
AND FOR sAlE-in consequence Of III health, hav.
IL te,mnrd to sell M Falm called and known the
Swamp lying the county Of Chesterheld the Turnpike
about SO acres 10 miles Richmond, mile. from
mile, from James rivernnc half Of the k
tract swamp land $50 cleared well deed and
culvaon and Of great fertility and peculiarly adapted
dwrIIns hoase large stony fame building recently
roughly repaired with the necessary out houses The neghhor
hood good and the location nnqnestonahly healthy The
Of this farm TO Richmond, and its nearness to The
Mines and M :" y, s nns
duets will ready and good market the Coal
procured to enrich The Ny will be reasonable
and accommodating as have decided upon selling
Slaves. on ihe 9th inant purchaser Of the farm can il +.
wishes supplied before that time with thing
ADJ % before he last @ III.
tax any land in the counand at small add.
he rendered Of the most productive and plea
farms in this section Of Country therefore, earnestly in
wife all persons may la of desirable residence
visit and examine this. ARcliD. L. WOoLDRIDGE
Nov. 10 $685.
EEMALE StHOOLThe School for ymng Indies, my
d-nce in the county al Hanover ahont ~ miles from the city
Of Richmond will he continued tie esuing under the d.
II Miss A. F. Barnard approved teacher. who we'll
qualified give instruction in The departments Of study
Usually taught in the best Female se'ola Tho subscriber win
few additional scholars hoarders In his family Strict
will be paid their moral well their intellectual
improvements The health character and state Of society In his
nesborhood render his situation an eligible enc for those
guardians who wish TO educate their daughters wards
scholastic will embrace months,
the 18th Of January and closing the 18th OF December with
months vacation In the Summer 7ermsBoard and Tuition
including lights washing &C., slG5 for the scholastic year o
mopthG There viii he charge for French S.
IS Wmned and Wax Flowers $40, and Needle Work 81
% he wish OF Tho patrons Of the School Music
k11ht, competent Teacher vii. be ohained.
~ EDWIN SHELTON,
~ 4lllt4 e3e4 hay. lsxRs ~ 5--@S 56-laf4t
xAtE&k HfzqfHN4s yonslr, Law, 2,eAnesa, "a.
- Dr.. Richie, on Main street, above
fS1f &sn&t rgsfs 90 = Feb. -
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OFFICIAL.

OFFICIAL.
appointment By the President.
Joel B. Sutherland Naval Officer for the District Of
Philadelphia, Pennsy vania, vice Alexander Ferguson
TyfadiS0niaa.
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Marriages..

Married utimo by the Rev. Joseph Goodman Mr.
Dawn b. BrLLocs Miss Macy McG daughter OF Elij,ii
Jones, all Of lIuisa county.
ct Til. Religious Herald ard Christian Advocate will please
copy.
Married Wednesday OH instant by the Rev. Andrew
Hart M.. PrrTos Rrcr, to Miss MARTHA Ans FaIESp.
Al The and place. by the Mr. JosrrH d. FKrRsr
10 Miss eldest daughter Of Mr. Charles utcerun all
of Charlotte county.
.She c'ung him with woman's love,
Like ivy To the OAK;
Whilst, o'rr his head, with crushing force,
EaIihs cIilln. tempest broke.
'1is tins with womans love,
True till life. storm hath passed;
And. like tie vine around tie tree,
10 braves them Ia the lat i" l..
n-rThe Waterman Of the South will please copy.
Married on the ultmo, Montezna Nelson county y
the Rev Samu Price of Charlotte, Col Byan w. Nowin u
Campben, to Miss ASSA MANIA McCLgLLAS.
Married. the 9Th instant, hy the same, GEonGE Hss.H
ESQ., Miss ASS ELIZA daughter Of Dr. John Spragns all Of
Charlotte county
Married. morning OF the 18th instant the residence Of
Major nead by Rev. j. Ma:oon. Mr NAruLEoN Bs
FORD To Miss ASS 81. SSE,p, all Of this city.
Married, the 18th by the Rev VIM s. Plnmer d. D.
Csa.riAx DEEcxr, of BALTIMORE TO Mis- JrLiA Vos both
from Germany.
Married 10Th inst, Erevilr, in Powhatan,
residence 81 Mrs. Martha smith, y the Rev Joseph Curtis Mr.
Joss r. SuBLErr of Rcmot 10 Miss EMILY JsNE daughter OF
Francis s Sampson, Esq, deceased, late Of Iowhatan
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MERCHANTS Families and osers arc respectfully e.
wi ,hai INV stock OF China. oueensware and Glass;
embracing many Of the and prces, patierns and M
At prices correspon Hing with fiia tiars ss2f15
wiz. +. BUTLER. DOCS above me beh tss W.
Nov u 49,.
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Gov Seward has refused TO interfere with the sen
tence Of John c. Colt-tlc murderer of Mr. Adams N
the city of N York-he will, therefore, undergo Inc
sentence of the law, on this day.
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IsPnth9.

DIED, on Tuesday last q, his residence in this city,
Dr. Jos Ern TREsr Of i.s oldest inhabitants, and
one of lis NEST distinguished Physicians. No
could know him. without being deeply impressed
with the most profound respect for his fine abilities
and his an.iable virtues He g,ndeman, in
The truest sense of the wordhumane in his DISPOSE
ton, commanding the confidence Of his PATIENTS true
iend--and filing all the domestic relations with an
exemplary tenderness and propriey His friends, and
those of his family, generally well the friends of
Mrs. leiper and Richard Crouch Esq are invited to
attend his funeral from his late residence Shockoe
HILL this morning. at 10 o'clock, A. NJ without farther
notice.
we announce with inexpresbe the sudden death OF
RorgRr C.sM Esq his residence in Amherst Tuesday
night last His attack Violent and befre physician
roiI reach him. lie Mr.. ccmm the prime
nj life cherish Of his future usefulness.
man of genius talent he babe fair rank among the
Virginia. But he Is down in the vIgur
of manhood and all these hopes bhi-d with him. But who
shall consolation his bereaved wife, whom about
ei.bteen months led the altar his aged
his sstes-to friends: They find in that resignation
10 the of Providence wbicn duty aud
rr,yard.- Lynch6urg prsnidn.
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Greek open for the passage Of the mail train, and
we bid adieu TO Dickens "Virginia Charioteering -
This is most gratifying. By tins event, the time Of the
departure of the train will be o'clock, A. nj, instead
Of The former earlier hour.
.7propos Of Dickens Character "A passenger who
by the Tuesday, had the felicity Of travelling
the mine miles" with the "Black Diver, upon whom
capital, Mr. Dickens issued some Of his Notes He en-
tered freely into conversation with the sable chao,eer
and found out his opinions, views, and sentiments con
corning not only The part he is made TO play bnt of Mr.
Dickens himself. fits opinion Of that gentleman
moi at all favorable, and he quite indignant at the
Liberties taken With him. He spoke particularly of his
style Of drivng-whicb he prided himself very much
upon, and which Boz he said, had very much misre-
presented. He said "Jddy! Jiddy!' in his life
hs horses knew better,-he said "steady! steady In
deed, he denied the whole description. He was very
svste on Boa for his making SO many patches of his
, 1842-02-05
A OF MISSOURI,
Tur,fv If Uo.e ss'

~Souty VI "ofte
In the County Court of said county, November
term, lS4L.
David P. Hubbard administrator of the estate of
Benjemi Hutchinson deceased, comes into court and
presents his petition setting forth that there is not
sufficient personal estate of said deceased to pay his
debts, and praying for the sale of the real estate OF
said deceased for the purpose Of paying said debts,
which petition is accompanied by an exhibit of his
administration according to the statute in that case
provided: and thereupon it is ordered BY the court
that all persons interested in said estate be notified
that unless good cause to the contrary be shewn
on or before the first day Of the next term of this
court. an order will be made to sell the south east
quarter OF the south east quarter of section number
thirty, and the south west quarter of the south west
quarter of section number thirty two. both in town
ship number forty seven of range number one west
each tract containing forty acres or so much thereof
as will be sufficient to pay the debts of said decea-
sed; and it is further ordered by the court that said
administrator give notice Of this application accor-
ding to law.
], Joseph B Wells, clerk of said court do certify
(~~~l that the above is correctly copied from
Iseal. the record of said court. In testimony
~ whereof, l have hereunto set my hand and
the seal Of sad court, at office in said county this
18th day of November A. ID. lS41.
JOSEPH d. WELLS, Clerk.
Dec. IL, lS4l-6t.
, 1842-02-05
BUSINESS

The price OF this publication is THREE
DOLLARS per annum-two copies.
one year in advance. c.
Those OF our friends wanting to subscribe
TO the best two boIlar weekly family news.
paper published in this city, can be accom-
modated as follows:
copies of The Saturdar Couriey. / year
and Godey's Lady's Book, one wear. will
be sent for OK
Eve COPIES of the Lady's Book. ! wear. 10
FIVE copies OF the Saiurday Courier, / wear
one L.ady's Book. one year, 10
Eleven copies Of the L.adv's Book | wear. 90
Thirteen copies of the L.adv's Book. one
year, and Walter SCOTS Novels, com-
plete, or bis Miscellaneous Works. which.
ever may be preferred, 90
In all cases where money is RENTED for
''Ciub6ing," the most liberal allowances will
be made. The money, in all cases. 70 he
positively received before a number is sent
No letters will be taken from the post office
unless the postage on them is paid. Unless
orders are given ut the time Of sinh.
'crIbng. the work will be continued after
he first year, and if not paid durinc the veor
he price will be increased to four doljoys.
Address,
L. A. CODY,
lol Chestnut street, Philadelphia.
, 1842-02-05
STATE OF MISSOURI
County of Warren.

In the County Court of said county, November
term, lcil.
'haIcs n. hunize administration of the estate of
'"hn 'c'tolch, deceased, comes into court and pre.
sentS hI- petition praying for the sale of the real e,-
late OF 'nid deceased Tor the purpose Of paving hi,
"ent'' which petition is accompanied by an exhibit
OF ms administration o. SAID estate pursuant tn law.
1t Is therefore ordered by the court that all person,
interested IN said estate be notified that unless good
cause L" the contrary be shewn on OF before the first
uay "i The next term Of this conrt an order will BE-
Ma'e 10 sell hity FIVE acres and twenty poles of land
situate IN section number twenty, in township num-
Der forty five, in range No. two west. or so much there.
. "s vi e .nmcient to pay the debts Of said de-
ceased and tits further ordered nv the court that ,,;a
give notice of this DUPLICATION accord.
A'ne copy taken from the record. In testimony
vi whereof, J., Joseph b. Wells, Clerk of said
seal county CONT have herennto set nv hand
49, ana IN" seal of said court at Office in said
county this 18th day Of November. A. d. ls4I.
Dec. II, 1sII--6,. @
, 1842-02-05
TO THE PUBLIC

I>iiE undersigned, grateful 70, the liberal
patronage extended to him by his tran.
sent irlendS While at his old stand opposite
me Bank OF Missouri, takes this method Of
informing them that he has removed to a
much more eligible and c~ommodious si,ua.
tlon on the corner of the old market. forme.
~ known as the Saint Louis Boarding House
and more recently kept by Mr.. Dennis.
would just say to nv friends and the
public generally, that no pains shall be spor.
ed 10 render comfortable all who mas q.
v'r me with a call. Arrangements are m,.ia
" '"e "@ePing "f horses of transient friends
S"od stable and a porter furnished to
curry baggage to, and from steam boats.
H. w. PEERS.
Dec. I. 191I.-1t
, 1842-02-05
ORIGINAL

It's a source of no little pride TO the proprietor
OF Inc Lndy's Book, that lac frs, introduced into this
county the plan Of furnishing, along with n month.
y periodical of elegant literatute, embellishments of
IN Attractive and costly character. The first engrav-
ing accompanying such a work were given by him; the
hrst ruezzotint engraving by him, the first patterns
Of lace work and embroidery were given by him.
The first colourcd piatcs of fashions were given by
MN; thfhrst muse was given by him. These are
things to which he would not refer. if some of those
who have cssayed 10 follow in his footsteps, not con-
tent with initiating all he designs, even the form of
ms book, the size Of his type. and the colour of his
cover. had not %foolishly put forward clasns TO OH.
ginalIty, ami attempted TO found a right To an ex-
elusive merit on doing that which they had borrw-
ed from his example. Eut what he has done hereto.
fore IN the way ofembcllishmen 10 his book, thourb
1t Tar exceeded any cifI,t of those who strove TO
copy ms movements, cannot compare with what he
now means TO do. His arrangement for this depart.
nent OF ms work have been projected on the most
liberal scale ofcxrendiiarc, involving such an extent
OF outlay as has never before been dreamed of in
periodical, European or American. As an evil
dence OF his intentions, he now states that each
number OF the Lady's Book for the ensuing wear, will
contain, at least,
Three Spleadia EngrDrings:
embracing in the series everv possible
OF subject, Historical. Landscape.
Picturesque, Portraiture, Imaginative. En-
and executed in every possible
of the art; Mezzotint, Line and Mez.
:otInt, Stlpple, Medallion, and that most
haste and expressive manner, the Line and
Dot combined, which has given such world
vide celebrity to the works of modem ar.
lists.
The American Guide Plates of Fashions
oloured' will be given every month.
, 1842-02-05
PROSPECTUS
WEEKLY POLITICAL NEWSPAPER,
CALLED
1.-THE RIA
Published in Bowling Green, Missouri.

The above will be the title of an old paper un-
der a nerc name to be published in Bowling Green,
Mo-, by the undersigned. With the change of
name there will be NO change in the political
course of the paper. "THE RADICAL" viii
pursue the saIIe course as has heretofore been
pursued by the "Salt River Journal 1t will
advocate a strict and rigid Interpretation of the
constitution as the best safeguard of the rights Of
the people and of the states, and as the only guar
antee Of the durability of our union. 1t will op-
pose the exercise of all doubtful powers BY Con-
gress, and as a necessary consequence will wage
an uncomprOmising war against a National Bank,
whatever name it may assume-against a protec-
tive tariff, as wrong in itself and dangerous to the
harmony of the members of the National Con-
federacy-and against the attempt to bride the in
dcbted states into the support of the Federal
Party by a distribution of the proceeds of the
sales of the public lands among the states.
The undersigned are DESTROYS to extend the
of the "RADIcAL," and with this view
no effort will be spared to render it acceptable to
the Democracy of this portion of the State
From them we have to look for much the larger
proportion of our patronage, and we shall strive
TO make our sheet worthy of their support and
of the great principles it advocates. The terms
OF subscription have been reduced so as 10 make
IL one OF The cheapest papers In the State; and, If
not the best, We intend that it shall be inferior to
none in every thing that constitutes an able and
interesting paper.
The first number of the GRAPHICAL" will be
issued on Saturday, the 9th of November, on a
sheet of a size of the "Journal;'' but with con-
siderable improvements. A large portion of it
vii! be in smaller type-tbereby adding to its
appearance and to The quantity of reading matter.
The terms will be - TO a club of 8 or more
subscribers, paid in advance. $3.50 to a single
subscriber. if paid within 6 months, and SIS If
not paid till after that period.
A. III. BUCKNER,
G.. w. BUCKNER.
, 1842-02-05
TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:

TNHE undersigned hopes thai all persons
l. indebted to the office of the Sail Rirer
Journal, for SUBSCRIPTION, ADVERTISING, or
Jon Work, will speedily pay up their accounts.
7: e amounts due are scattered over a number Of
Counties, and the cost of collection, if he is COM
pelled to call upon each individual, would in ma
Gy cases, exceed the sums collected. Those in
debted to the office can remit to us, through the
the Postmasters, and thus save US both trouble
and expense, and at the SAINT time do us a great
favor. We are in want of money, and we MUST
HAVE 1T, and it must come from those for whom
we have been laboring for the last two years.
A. H. BUCKNER.
, 1842-02-05
LITEEAEY nEPAErN.Nr

Mrs 81 Hale, Ms l. II Sj-ou5ncy, Miss T. Leslie.
Miss { u S~'dEwics, Mrs Emma e Embmy, Mrs F
: O'Sood. MTs \ Il i Aun.r, .Nr l. I Eilet, Miss
Dnruy, Mrs Volncy r IIorarI, Mr. T. Allen. Mrs
: F F7ricv, Mrs II Icechcr Srnwc. Mr. Scbn Smith
Nr= } Ihnycr. Mrs lee Ecnir, Mrs f { Stedman
Mis- Mccia NJ Duncan, NE & II " E-iin., Mrs VI
st Leon Loud, Mis- VI II Snow. late Trruklin
lie will lie enabled to furnih occa :nnal artic ic.
from Marin idSeworth, Nay "usscll Milford Mrs
tnrnwci Baron Wilson, Mrs : G Hall. Nr. Holland,
Wary ilowitt, and other English lady winters uf di..
Junction. some Of whom have alcady published in
ia" Lady Book the Grt orieinrl combinations they
have ever mHHc TO American Literature.
Nor has he omitted to procure tie sCryIces OF cmi-
nent writers Of the opposite eek. Aware Of the
universal and well deserved popularity Of n z viii
graceful and eloquent pcn will be highly acceptable
TO the readers OF tho Indy's Book, the proprietor
has entered in an arrangement hy which he will be
able to give IN each number of the work, an eXciu.
-'Vc article from that gentlenau: aud he ms aIso
retained all the contributors whose writings have
h"rc'oToFe given such general satisfaction, including
w. &. Simms, Fsq, Professor lngruham. Professor
iimitv, Professor Frost, Professor Walter, Park Ern-
Jamin, Esq, z 5 Mackenzie, LII d + s Arthur E.o,
ii w Herbert, Joseph c Neal, Hon. Robert 4 Con.
rad, DR. il Mitchell, Moris. z Earle, NJ D., y c
Brooke. \ " T. Holden, 4 M'Makin, l. + Tasistm,
Rniu' Dawcs, Squicr J M'Lellan, Jr. James
Aldrioh.
With such aid, it ia Mt too much TO saw. that
the LitcFlTy Department OF the I.ady's Book viii sur
pass any thing thathase ever hccn or can be attempted