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HEs-FzKANFas WHEAT.-kvr d.
- =.
Ter recently received from a { fourth
cGrTespondentnear Philadelphia. con.
rains tie kind and liberal offer of q
barrel of the Mediterranean WheaI
for sowing next fall, with the follow
ing additional information:
Ats character here is rising, impro.
wing as i, becomes acclmated. W.
have not yet tried it for bread, bu,
IA. & B. who are remarkable fol
having very nice bread, say that it il
excellent; and hat the flour is more
like what they used to have in Ole
times"
1t may be remembered by some
of your readers that this wheat is ex
empt from rust, and from the attack.
Of the Hessian fly.
, 1842-04-16
From the 1To. Repotcr.
Important Military Movements

The New Era of last evening con.
tanned the following important infor-
nation:
eve understand, that Orders have
been received from Head Quarters
of the Army, directing the immedi.
ate march of the 9Th Regt. U. S. In
fantry from Jefferson Barracks to
Fort Smith, Arkansas. Five Com
panies of the LIST Regt. of Dragons,
are also ordered to the same destina-
ton; and ! company Of LIST Regt. U.
S. Infantry is ordered from Fort
Crawford to Fort Leaventhworth."
This movement on the part of the
General Government indicates. that
the information we received from the
Editor of the ozark Eagle" with
reference to an intended confederacy
among the Indian tribes west of US,
is likely to prove too well founded.
We are glad to see that the War De-
partment has taken prompt and eff
Gent measures to defend our frontier
against any hostile movement in that
quarter.
The gallant 9Th, that has done SO
good service for the country in Flo
rida. from the fatigues of which it has
scarcely had time TO recover, is Or
dered TO the Front nearest the Che
, 1842-04-16
Terms of the ~ tckL,"
T+INVARIHoS&F

The terms will be So s. a club Of
three or more subscribers, paid in ad-
vance. $3.50 to a single Subscriber, il
paid within six months, and So if moi
paid till after that period.
I=No paper discontinued until al
arrearages are paid, unless at the dis
cretion of the Editor.
, 1842-04-16

rokees. With whom The m0reIIenI 10
unite the different tribes is said to
have originated. A large force will
be necessary upon our Western from
tier, to repress the designs of Ross,
and overawe the Indian tribes
Whether the information upon this
subject. which we received a few
weeks ago, proves true or false. it
was certainly the duty Of the Gov
eminent to provide for the worst, and
TO prepare the West to meet it with
energy and Promptness. We sup
pose tina. the authorities at Washing
ton have been put in possession OF
facts from the Arkansas frontier. of
which we are yet entirely ignorant.
These orders must have reference to
some danger apprehended from the
Indian country. |, is absurd to sup
pose the Government would order
troops 10 Fort L.eavenworth. only to
provide for anv emergency which
might arise on the Texan border
We can account for this new DISPOSE
ton of our regular troops in no 9th
or way, than by %supposIng the War
Department is aware of the necessi-
ty, growing out of the conduct of
the Indians, of placing a strong guard
on our Western frontier, TO protect
US against hostilities from that source.
We should not be surprised to learn
yet, that the intelligent Delaware was
after all, better informed than those
who have been disposed to discredit
the news he brought from the Indian
territory.
Since the above was in type, we
have learned from the MadIsonian,
that the President has directed 800
infantry and nearly 400 Dragons,
to march to Fort Towson, on the
Red river, to reinforce the troops al
ready under the command Of Gen.
Taylor. The whole force under the
latter officer will amount TO about
1000 men. He has been instructed
to use every e in his power to
prevent the Indians from crossing in
to Texas, TO take part in the war be-
tween that country and Mexico; and
has been especially charged, 10 afford
adequate protection and security tothe
inhabitants of the frontiers of Aar-
karsas and Missouri. 1t is suppo-
sed that the indians have been Incl
ted to take part against the Texans,
IN the present contest going on with
Mexico.
, 1842-04-16
Correspondence Of the o. Ceeeent City
Mount Osceola, 1912.

LATEST FROM MEXICO.
Arrival of the Second DiriSiOn of the
Santa Fie Prisoners at the city Of
Merico, on the Cd Of February,
confirmed.
, 1842-04-16
Cry OF Mexico, Feb. 81, 1912.
Dear Crescent:

Cry OF Mexico, Feb. 81, 1912.
Dear Crescent:
laval nyhelf of the opportunity
of forwarding this letter by a getle-
man who IS about leaving for Vera
Cruz, and Of informing you more full
ly of the condition of the Texan
and Merican prisoners. On the Sc
cond FEBRUARY the last division of
the tex1 I'D at So -chtst2bel,
a convent some Is miles from s,u,i
co-they were the party under Col.
Mcleod. The next day after their
arrival, myself and several other
Americans went out to see them, and
we found them in the most horrible
condition Of any poor creatures that
| ever beheld or could have imagined.
They were entirely shoeless and
mostly mked-many of them suffer
ing undera disease like the small pox;
your friend Kendall was one amongst
those who were laboring under this
dreadful disease. We found them
almost Starved, and with no place to
sleep to protect them from the cold
nigt air. 1t was the most heart-ren-
ding sight | ever beheld. The Sec
rotary Of the American Legation was
sen there to see who were entitled
t" the protection of the American
government, and the facts being CON-
municated to our Minister, Mr.. Ellis,
he will Immediately wrote a note to
the government, demanding and ask
ing that the sick should forthwith be
renewed TO some more comfortable
place. and have the advantage of
medical assistance. which was imme-
diately complied with by the Mexi-
Snvernment. A medical man
was sem out to see them, and he re-
70 Santa Anna,their condition,
p The mex; day. eighteen of the
e headed by kendall, on the bucks
mules, came into town and were &c
. to the Hospital ST. Lazaro, whe
they we're well attended TO, and
fast as they recovered sent to Il
convent Of st. Jaco. where the 9th
party of Col. Cooks division we
located, and ironed heavily. NJ
r Kendall, after his recovery from t
S varioloid, was sent, with DR.. Whit
ker, young Mr.. Howard, and sor
two or three others, to a mall co
I vent near st. Lazaro, where tn,
were well treated. Mr.. Ellis, O
d Mister, furnished to Kendall a 60,
bed, cot, &c. and his condition is
e pleasant as could be expected fro
his situation.
Our Minister, from the best info
nation ! can learn, has done all tn
the nature of his instructions W
permit, for the liberation of Mr.. Ke
dali and the other Americans WI
claim the protection of the U. State
| and he has petitioned or demand
; of the Mexican government, til
the Texan captives, be treated
prisoners Of war.
The few Americans in Mexi,
have come forward and in the mo
humane and gensrous manner CO
tributed largely to the alienation
S the prisoners, and contributed fun
enough to shoe and nearly clothe the
; all well. They have to work in Il
public streets daily, under the dire
ton of some half nergro Mexic;
masters, and if they do not wol
3 well, the lash is freely used on nhe,
The officers have not to work, b
are chained the same as the privat
A short time since, orders we,
: given to march the prisoners Of Il
second division to Pueblo and Pero
> where | understand they have bee
, set to work on the roads, some eig
ty O them at the former, and about
: ty at the latter place.
, 1842-04-16

3owLnERs.--Every traveller in
ths part of the State, whose percep-
tive faculties IRE well Developed. must
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-04

JEW DAVID'S or HEBREW PLASTER.
'lHE pceuliarics Of this chemical compound are owing
Il 10 us extraordinary effects uI the animal fbie or
nefNef, gancns and muscles, lis virtues being Tcd by
lhen 10 the immediate o disease pain aud weak
However good internal remedy may be- thls as an
external application will prove powerful military re-
moving the disease and facilitating the cure cases Of
local illumination sehrofulous Affection Kings Evil Gout
mhalhihNory aad ChrOnie rheumatism, anu In all
where seated pain or weakness exist.
gentleman travelling In tnc south OF Europe and Pa.
lesine In $50 heard much said In the latter place in
praise OF JEW DANlDiS, OR HEBREW PI ASTER, and
OF ucNas e cona creD miraculous had perform.
co. that he was Induced 10 Try his own person. "a
Jung ana hVor affection, the removal Of which had tho
cci OBJECT OF his Journey, but which had resisted the
genial Influence Of that balmy and delicious climate lie
soon iound MS health Improving, and ia few his
cough cli num- the sauwncss Of hs skin disappeared his
pam was remove AMI his health became pei mincny rein
MS friends and acquaintance, for all fixed pains whatever
such as rheumatism, rout head ache. tooth ache pain In
the side hip, back aud limbs, seroulous humors Knots
wens white swelling, hard tumoTS std joints aFue cakes
ase ia Tho breast, weakness and pain in the stofa &C n
weak limbs, ancness. affections Of the spine, female
Weaknesses, &c. No female subject TO pain or weakncss
la the back or side should be without Il.
MARRIED LADIES,
IN delicate situations, find great relief from constantly
wearing TINS rlssier The application OF this plaster be-
tween he shouiers has been found reaciy for
colds coughs phtisic and lung affections in their
STAGES destroys tun2maon by producing copous ner
spiraion No ply scian should be Hithouii.
For particulars see bills that accompanies each hoy nd
directions Each box contains sufficient TO spread slx or
eight plasters Price 5Ocents per box For sale.
oe w Wv elzl A. G. STEVENS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-04
MEDICINES.
REMEDY FOR THRUsH-CANKER
AND NURsING SOME MONTH

IHIousANDs both young and Old bs cspcciay mothers
infants ar. every Year cons gncd tn tho tomb by
"a; ABOVE Stubborn diseases The tsn standing ami H.
npIacc 81 ga isi Practising phyrca la regard 20 this IL
cese ni tie ronicJ ueut ccraiay OF cure from then
ieaeilponS, Is subject Ot common remark among all
nose WHO have auncTci from the ,fcasc who have
witne sHci the suilcringa Of others.
mtereIofe gives us much pleasure, TO be able TO offer
10 tis class OF sufferers remedy. which has
Heper failed In snslc Instance, In the aggravated
cases ofthiB disease; where the mother child
have been covered externally with eanker over the
whole body, well as internally.
Many are the have wine ssed performed Ivy
these Incidence, In the worst of Thrush Canksr
aud Nars,ng Sure Month, where the patient hal
heen gwen over 10y number OF the most talented physl
We present tbs compound thus confidently because we
know u u onlyto be tested 10 be Appreciated.
&C % ~ For sale ~ A. "a. srBvENs.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-04
DEAFNESS CURED.
sCARPA's CoMpoUSD KpEOsorE
ACOIfaTIC MI.


TOR the cure Of deafness, palma aud the discharge of
mAuel IRON the ears; also all those dissagTceabe
nofcH, ike hc buzzng Of insects falling Of water wix
.nr 81 steam, Ae &c which symptoms OF approach.
ueAiness and aisoseueTaiy attendant with the disease
wouli De the heigio presumption 60 q cure
m an case but IN nine cases oiten Of ac there
tisiaetoTy 10 the patents.
The application ~ The oil produces no pain but On the
contrary agreeable and pleasant sensation The recipe
Tor tis ine'hcnc has been obtained otn an Enssh
hurt OF great reputation, who has found fro ling oh
sctNann thai deafness In nineteen of twenty
was pfudneeisier from want OF action la tie nerves
~ nearing, OF dryncss la the his object therefore
was 10 ad something that would Healthy eondi
ton IA those parts. Amer long series OF experiments
WIN TIC hreoso;c, In combination with number Of
other medicine, his efforts last crowned with
cess me discovery ol this prepara ion which has
cei.cd the name Of SCsRPA'S COMPOUND KREOsOTE
AtouSIIc OIL. hhas been used In this c,uutiy about
one year and 30 wonderful ss been s effects in curing
~ r. now offered to the public, That al may have an on
portuniy Of proving se Efficacy hong list of certificates
might be gveu, but such Is the confidence the medicine
aud - high las been s reputation, that hut of ien
VIII be published II Is only necessary add that this
medicine has been recommended and used by many tho
best ply aud surgeons In Europe and this coun
try. supply lust received and for sale by
IN 10 LlEiI- JOHNSTON & IYELI-
=. PEASE & SONS
CLARIFIED ESSENCE q r. uOARHOUND
CAN
supply received.
LyELI, JOHNSTON & LYEIL
de ~ AZ j. Mckildoe's Old Sta nd n
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-04
VOL. XVIII.
ny ALEXANDER MosELEY.
TER NfS.

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beers - year. aud Tot shorter period the of sO
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Que insertion. 10 cents two insertions 81 2l TIN inseT
lions ~ ~; ani ever succeeding inacaN u cents.
Thrice week, Iocsnts ior each inacition.
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Insertion 90 cents
Once week hrStinscron 10 CENTS every succeeding
ia1srton zoe cents.
Transient advertisers must pay In advance.
The number Of Insertions OF Advertisements must lie
noted on the Ms they will be inserted until ordered
be sioppcd and charged accordingly ujordcrs stop
must also be in writing.
Annual Advertisers charged ESQ for squares and
la that proportion FOR rtiscens Of
ecpt kuetionecrr and Lottery Dealers who are
elnO. Cpapcr includedD
ns -1he COUNTRY WIG IL published twice aweek,
tiucadays and Fridays) at hvc dollars per annun y able
In advance.
FOR ApVERTisiNG-75 cents a square, Cor lcsa,) for
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-04
]. ". RANDOLPH s CO.

Main Street, Richmond, Va.
TJANE for s,e, at moderate prices the following with
many other Theological Works
Works Of Ch9lmer, d, vos-Naiural tt zoology,
Christian Revelation, Moral Philosophy, Commercial AMI
Astronomical Discoursas
NelvlPs Sermons, 2v
Bishop Meliyainc oxford Divinity
Theology for the People, by p Heushaw, u
BArcsi Notes and Questions the Gospels, Acts
Romans Corinthians, aud Przciica! sermons
Blunts History Of Christ ~ Paul Elisha, Abraham and
Jacob
Leuers TO an Anxious Enquirer, by Rev II Henry, ID
Abbolts Way To- % S:ood-1ouDg ChTisiisn-CoIner
rione-HcaTy Head and FreSde Series
The Sabbath School, and IL ought 10 be, by w A
Aicou
Table Of the Lord, by author OF the Listener
Coleridges Aids 10 Reflection
Ranks History OF the Popes Of Rome, 2v
Companion 10 the Book OF Genesis, by II Turner ID
Mhberiorce's Practical View OF Christianity
Plain Sermons by authors Tracts for the Times
Lord Kings Inquiry into the Worship, &e OF the Phi
miive Church
Phillips Devotional Guides, 2v
Biblical Analysis, a Topical Arrangement Of the
sereures orihe Use OF Minister'S Billie Classes each
ers Family Worship and Private Meditation, by Par
-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-04

RESURRECTION, OR PERSIAN PILLS.
SUPERIOR TO the Hygcan Brandrethis Evans To.
- mo, the Maichless (pricedD slnaiive Indan PuTga
tive, orany other Pills OF Compound before the public
certified 10 by Physicians and others. Let condemn
they will not.
now settled point with all who have used the We
geabc PERSIAN PILLS that they prc.eniuently the
best and most eficacious FAMILY MEDICINE thai has
yet been usedi America. II every family could become
would Keen them andbe prepared with REMEDY
10 apply ON the hTst appearance OF disease, how
much distress would be avoided money saved as well
as the lives OF Thousands who hurried out Of time by
negeeung disease IN its FIRST stages, by being in
possession OF remedy which they rlace Dependence
upon Gi Pills Ia each box, price 62 For sale at
Richmond, by A. "a. STEvENS.hst
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-04
J. PEASE & SONS
COMPOUND CLARIFIED ESSENCE OF
IOARHOUND CANDY

TIs incomparable Compound, for the cure Of Coughs
colds &c justly celebrated and every day but adds
OTIS popularity It's taste Is very pleasant and for safety
and convenience Is preferable 10 every other cough remedy
known. Numerous certificates OF It's efficacy are In the
possession OF she proprelor, although they deem tho RAJ
pdy increasing demand TOT tho article great favor
dences Of its utility.
D- Observe, every genuine package Is signed by
J. PEASE a son,
40 Division street, ~ Y.
Nd fresh supply just received for sale Wholesale at
nols ALEXANDER DUvAL 4 co.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-04

JAMES 8 GEORGE WINSTON,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Have on consignment, and offer for sale at reduced
prices
EO BTSIIEI.s' prime Clover Seed
w ~ hhds - CroiI, New Orleans and Rico Sugar
81 hhds Baltimore whiskey
90 bbls do DO
80 10 Gibson & Martins Old Rye
To- boxes sxlo, lUxl2 and l2Ili Glass
loo bbis No Metz q Ienings
10 hhds Trinidad and o Moiisscs
~ Tags Java, Rio and Lagpayra Coffee
~ bills Malaga Wine
- boxes AZ, 3 aud 5fs Tail0ys Candles
luD DO Good AMI Common sosI,
- tubs Goshen Butter
81 kegs New Lard
80 ibis Vinegar
81 boxes Havana Sugar
- bbis Brazil 80
10 hall pipes French Brandy in Inc Custor, tIouse
10 qcartcT casks Port Wine
~ bbls Apple and Peach Brandy
100 lbs Curlcd Hair
30 pieces Hair Cloth
atlaiy Flour OldA Wine, indemiioiins
i 20. sugar segars, AZ 81 per NJ
Sotton Yarn Windsor Chairs
s snu,so Mahogany, assorted
Gunuy Bags Table Legs
Feathers Chair Backs
Coitcn Mahogany Knobs
Amoncs sofa Springs
Irish Whiskey Moss
NERum Mealseves
Imitation French Brandy Cockle seives
Oll Apple DO sand screen
Cordials Move Vine, Nos 10 20
county Gin Bark Mills
sicily VI Wine hydraulic Cement
Madelra Vine W years old Flooring Plank and Sha-le
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-04
FEVER AND AGUEl
REPUDIATIoNl,

nc feel myself at length mpeTatvoly called upon
aud although with the utmost reluctance yet with less
c3gru anil modification 10 rcnutlate the Rowands Tonic
Mixture that las been made during my absence in the
Western country, and disconncXion with its manufacture
aud sale since 1889
Upon my recent return Philadelphia found the
mixture prepared essentially different my dircc-
tonsi io which the many failures n is employment Of
which hear from almost every Agency must he ascrbcd
concluded, whatever sacrifice to purchase ali that re-
NAMED in the hands " commissioned Agents, remand
ut1 Philadephi1, aud rcliruis them, after The least
possible delay, with supplies OF the original Tonic Mixture
of fHH strength commences aud purity, ts present
MaMe OF "KoWAND'S IMPROVED TONIC MIX
TURE."
Now In order u Distinguish hereafter the true ami ORR
ginal article from all other Tonic Mixture aud from
ten thousand counteTfcs limitations substitutes and vari
Gus other pretended cures TOT Fever aud Aguc-which
have aud will inundaie the land-cath and
and an extra covering, Ia furnished with label ON
which Ia my own written signature, which passes across
the mouth Of the bottle and must be destroyed drawing
the cork. tits 20 be hupcdthaii prccauoa attended
10, may protect the community from imposition But the
suTce Of guarding against 10 procure Tie
Mxiutc direct from tie proprietor, Dr ! u ROWLAND,
. North second ST. Philadelphia, from the accredited
Agents and Dealers.
Wi view fc.csiahlsh entire confidence in the oft
cheney Of the "Rowanls impr1vci Tonic Migiurcn In
effect lasting OF Fever and Agnc tho propficor
returned IN every wherein tho remedy has bccn
nunctu1ly uscl without producing The desired effect
supply Of "Rowanda Improved Tonic Mixturc.' direct
from The Proprietor, has been received by the sole Agent
Tor Richmond INO. GAY NOR,
IC q One door above the Rel Tavern.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-04
no MOTHERS.

MESSRs T.. CHASE O.-Genis-ITcaring much
Ni sail about ihc extraordinary efociaof the Resurte-.
uoa or reisan s ug3n iho,e alouto become mothers,
wewcre inde 10 make trial Them Ny wife
tune tho mother OF Children anil ha suffered the mos 10.
dions aud oscruciang pains during after her conGne
ment OF each She hlt tired every and ca much
medeinc bnt found little oru1 relief Shc commence Ia
KING tho Persian s about months before her eonfn.-
meat ther hcaih To- nS about th cnsih
proNious) and soon amer elbedb their uso to aicn
10 TIC cares OF mother Ia heT family until her conGnc
m.nt. Al the time she commenced taking the Persian
rts and Tor several weeks previous, she afflicted with
dry har cox and irelncai severe cranps which The
uSc OF TIE rus entirely removed bcIe using halt box
" ~ Will great confidence that advise all those about
10 become mothers, TO make ofhc Persian Pills All
those that have taken them In ncghorhood have got
s" W Tue siuc easy manner, and about the house
~ 'Sw days There d1eF not appear to be half l
ker OF or dihcucs settling In amer confinement where
uese Flls are takSn We uni@ly say let neglect
taxing them, or they in the reach the poor as
aeihc rich We are truly thankful that thore u a remedy
which females can easily procure, which bids fair - le
the world 81 SUFFERING which many OF them have t
bear, and perhaps tie lives of which other
wise would he lost. : ROuERIS
Rochester, May fin, 1893
For sale by A. q STEVENS
&c
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-04
CEPTIEIcATE

certify that have, by way Of experiment. used the
Uygean, and most of the various kinds Pills pra..
tice, which have borne the highest ropute in the public
naton, that have been offered Tor sale this vicinity for
the last hvc years including those called she ResuTrec.
lion or Persian Pills. and the public may assured that
none among tho whole catalogue has answered better
purpose an easy and eeetual remedy than the Resur
rccuou or Persian Pills, Ia most cases Of disease
Rochester, N. ", Sept q, 1893.
Idly clQf