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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-19
BERNARD PEYroN
DAwLEY spRTNos -rh,s yV,,o,,a- NJ

& watering Place.
now become somewhat famous In this part OF Vrgn
"a WI nc opened for tho reception Of visitors on the b
o. INC present month, under the aupornfe or tbe
sscuDer Who is one Of the proprefors OF the Peat.
n-lest hctakeq this opportunity of assuring tho vs.
ey FORMER years and the general public who may Vst
NsHey eueI Tor health or pleasure, that every sort on
indusiry and attention Will he constantly devoted 10 no
VIII add 10 ihc rayciy Of tho fair young; whilst nset
oi sag hounds may perhaps contribute something f5 he
chaao. '' P''''"'esoi INC
Tic subscriber laneonpcient 10 give particular. eel,
ehhc description 9th Rawcy watersfhat will be forth.
s,ng ~ nc Hcpou oi the learned Dr Rogers, on Tho
mehcina wmers 81 tho Safc yet he cannot forbear 10
speak Of some % hs properties and from a long acqsn.
lsheo Nh VOL ~ general results persons w an states
ol hcauh lltia water ~ universally admitted 10 he Tho
IoRcst aybeato IN the Stale, aud hence PhysicsBsof
VIC ~ 70 WescrnSpringa advise patients touch hero on
her way home, 10 10 strengthened by this
N al easesof general debility s tho thing oSarfv H.
liver and dropsIcsi complaints Il has been
ehcsciousbut hs most powerful displays bsve bceo =,
Tho fneorai1n add cure Of the Diseases 10 which ~ ~
male sex ia peculiarly subject, anil In that view has %
sought ~ the people IN the nczhborhood for ,nore &
twcny years may not be Improper 10 adj thai &c
Deen niyrmcdthatiho proporli0nsof iron ma snJ
s,p" w us Waicrafo great, with little Of copperss os
Ihcse spIinrs are in tho county NJ Ro,t,o,t,o, q,
Wei from iarr onburg situated on me irSf XII.
anln inc great North Mountain and alouf ~ osst 49,
austc-sn l " almost remarkable f,r ts uvsor,,n,
m ,,s, e''uo atmosphere for the ssnave 1nsifes oi
Rawioy spring. Juy Q, 1872 in 70 S MA
VENf sUPERTOH PORT VINTc-tjco,,--
~ ~. superior Port Wine, draught and In boules
~ N 0W DC recommended 70 nyalids-ior sale
~" J ID ABBOTT
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-19
AUCTION NOTICE

10 The aao u Mr. Beverly Ucaih's Property AZ Mar
uns under Deed - Trust ~ Moasrs Niles and Charlrf
nclucn, W. poEipoucL Duo notice will be given through
ha paper % Tie limo n sale.
By order u tho Truftees.
-ial9 " lNIOEs = BROTHER, Aucts.
uD- NOTICE.-Iho Oniccrsof the 7ilh (Hanoverj
heNin nts are earnestly requested b. Hanover
,ouu House, tho 2Gh nsaa court day) Tor tho pur
pose 81 considering the ptoprey o. appointing Delegates
N The Convention % moctin Richmond, the 2nd Thurs
lay in November next, for the purpose 81 taking Into con.
alteration tho present state and condition our Militia
system. iu ri
ny HOTICE.-Durnr The . ispenson on nsyiesfisi
on Tho Canal we shall run nno n Stages n scotfavIie,
pasdng through oOchlnf, Columbia, SC DAYS OF losv
CLOCK A. " Passengers will enter their names Tho
JUG jseI EoyD, EDMOND 8 DAVENPORT.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-19

The Loco Focos OF the Ninth Congressional Di, =
trict Of Massachusetts,, have nominated Ezra VA
iionisis are going to vote for William Jackson. n
this latter worthy should happen TO beat MIR Good
rch, the Wing candidate, the Richmond Enquirer
viii OF couese hail the circumstance ns a gIorous
"repgbliean triumph" Stand ready MIR Richie,
peued Rhode Island abolilionist.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-19
ICOMMuHICATrn.

The writer Of this having observed, in passing
To- INC larm owned by Charles Ellis, Esq opposite
turner's Mill, the crop Of Corn. ii being superior to
rom to full ears Of corn) would be glad to aseer
IAN the name Of the manager lie would certainly
DC valuable acquisition, a manager, to any farm
IN the State.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-19
10 cwtf

In the United States Court the Eastern District OF Viz
- =. ginia. July Is, 1872
BEVERLY HETu OF the county Of Powhaian havinx
~ hled petition praying that he may be declared bank
rupG II u ordered, shat al persons claiming 10 be credit
ors OF the said Beverly IIeth show court on
the l2h day of September next, why the said Beverly
eth be not declared bankrupt, pursuant the act Of
congress III That behalf anI that copy OF this order be
published newspapers, according to the cd 9th
ACopy-Tcsic
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-19

NOW offer for salo this beautiful rsx
containing about sin hunrcd ani twenty -hvo scfcs f<
Ing on the main road leading from Charles City Corrtbou
To Richp<~>Nnd within milo OF Jamcs r..
eienty a. fent ior lining marllns, both Of which
can be Co tently had There about three hur,, al
and sixty acrcs OF arabic land Nearly all OF the red soil
(mshly estimated In this secon lying WELL easily worked
and improved and pays better whom than any Eo
known me OF the remainder, hundred &C res A,
land, with available growth Of oak timber -thc rest.
duo In ptur suitable Tor az nav neIr
hoI Or WILCOX Is selling very rapidly the York
market Mosoi the buildings In good condition. COM
stsnz Of dwelling house and all necessary out hoses
Any person wishing purchase invited a. view the farm
OF communicate with me by letter, drec Chas CITY
courthouse Possession given the LIST day OF January
Charles CITY county, July rs, 1912. wM TYLER.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-19
JOHN ". MILLER.

WITL regularly sucndihe Superior and Inferior Courts
w of POwha'an and Cnn,hersndhe VIII aso ate nj to
Tho trauFacton n any business entrusted 10 hu IN the
cOlintiea Of Amelia sud 0oocbland.
Addreea, F0Whstsn Courthouse.
iu 10 colin
u-EnqnlreT requaedto copy,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-19
L. p. N A s II


@ hs fiano toites for sale upon ftial n they are
nc prices vary from 90 70 COO dollars Three hundred
naEe already been sold and a bad one among them-
ion QUO ~ lwayg on hand az his extensive csabiTh-
meni In Petersburg, Va. In Is-Dea
MI us. WARREBB can acoommodafe Two UoIe
~. hInihcn with board a. her Boarding House, imuc
natey adjoining The City Hail. and fronting the Cspio
having Two large and pleasant rooms. III II 2aw5y
{ ,OSnMIsslON BUSINESs.-Tho undersigned
hndnk necessary, (and his official duties admiifng
o ,,,, ~ proposes 90 resume GENERAL COMMISSION
busiNbss IN This City, and especially tenders bs
,,iEses ~ I've ioraor friends aud tho public generally
nc pcngcs dlgent personal attention 10 every depart.
COS on properly In hand. '"
~ otsH BERNARD PEYTON
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-19

II such nd vdaas ertet into the servies OF Texas,
OF any other iotegn State. the Govsrnmen, Of tho
United States longer holds over them The shed
OF ito protection. They must stand fall in their
new assumed character, and according TO the Zoe.
tunes which may betide IT, But the Government Of
the United States cannot be called upon to proven,
| their emigration; and must be added, that the
| Constitution, public treaties, and the laws oblige
the President TO regard Texas as an independent
State. and its territory as no part OF the territory oil
| Mexico. Every provision OF law. every principle
Of neutral Obligation, will be sodulously enforced IN
rs'a ion 10 Mexico. as in relation TO Other Powers,
| aud to the same extent and with the same Integrity
OF purpose. All this belongs 10 the constitutional
power and duty Of the Government, and il will all
DO fulfilled. But the continuance Of amiIy with
Mexico cannot be purchased at any higher rate
II the peace OF tho two countries is to be DISTURBED
| the responsibility will devolvc on Mexico. She
must DC answerable for consequences. The United
States, let Il be again repeated, desire peace. IL
would be with infinite pain that they should hnd
themselves in hostile relations with any OF tho new
Governments on this continent. But their Govern
ment is regulated limited full OF the spirit Of ber
ty but surrounded, never'ho ess, with us resiia ns,
and greatly and teIventy as Il desires peace with oil
States, and especially with its more immediate
neighbors, yet fear OF different state of things
can be allowed TO interrupt its course Of equal and
exac, justice TO all nations, nor to iostle Il out OF
the constitutional orbit IN which il revolves.
am, sir, your obedont servant,
DANIEL WEBSTER.
To WAppr THOMPSON, ESD. sc.
Tho letter, 10 which tho following refers. was
published in the WING of Satusdayl
Mr. Wtbs.sr 10 Mr. Thsmpson.
DEPARTMENT OF SrArs,(
Washington, July IL, 1919. !
Sis-After writing TO you on the Sih instant, re-
eeiyed, through the same channel the former, MIR
do Bocanegra's second letter. aud at the simo time
your despatch OF the 9th of June, ard your private
letter OF the slst. This last et,sr OF MIR DO Boca-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-19

IL AN away ON the lIlh December last Qsii) a likely
" muaiio man, named DENNIS who pure by
Mr. David branch Of the City OF Richmond on tie IOh
OF Jnne, sil from one Cyrus Chiffon OF con.
~ Va, in which county he u probably lurking DENIM.
Is y 23years OIL has dark busy head hair round
lace. no marks or about hn. (recoecto) rather
stoutly made and about feet inches high
The above reward win be paid foI the ma
delivery OF Dennis 10 The subscriber the City OF Rich.
inond, or reward Of ef5 will he given one who will
sprehend said Dennis ami lodge him In JAIL that the
owner get him again. Address
II DICKINSON,
IN ~ cwtf Richmond, Va.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-19
Below Bosher's Dam Two small breaches.

Hiram Chsppell, one of tho pa,rio, prisoners ca D.
tured from DORIS army at Chepaehei, "opens" on
his examination before the Rhode Island Corn,nis'
sloners by confessng tina. he is native of Gomez
ticui, and had faithfully served out n term Of three
years IN the States Prison. His sufferines in The
cause "ei human freedom" had been so emncn, thai
ne pore the ofhco of lieutenant OF a company :
lie too was the immortal who plugged nm The c,n -.
non when the attack was made on the Arsenal.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-19
Your friend, Sc.
INJURY TO THE

Mr. Rens, the superintendent OF the canal came
down yesterday from Lynchburg, and through him
We learn the Injury which the canal has sustained.
No dams are injured-and no masonry, except
the Culvert at Beaver Creek, near Lynchburg-
Of tho arches which gave way from the rush Of the
water.
AT all the feeders on the line, where the canal ap.
proaches the level OF the rver-the water rushed n
sweeping away the embankment, and making
breach below.
There are five or six breaches on the two or ;
levels below Lynehburg.
A, Joshua Falls Dam, breach was made round
the Southern abutment-and the river made new
channel through the bottoms.
The next four levels l / breaches one so feet in
length.
From Elk Creek to Tye River a few small
breaehes-and the embankmcnt washed.
From Tye River to Sco,isyllle ten small breach
es.
| Hardware level two large breaches.
| On the level below Seven Island Dam, the tow
path is swept into the canal for a quarter of mile
At the end of this level, large freight boat was
driven througha lock-breaIling the lower gates
The rush Of the water closed the upper gates-whie
then gave way, overwhelming tue boat below
The boa, was called the Kanawha, and belonged to
Messrs Boyd s Edmond.
Seven breaches from Seven Islands to Maiden's
Adventure.
Al Maiden's Adventure, embankment over feed
From Maidens Adventure to Dover five breach
es.
Below Bosher's Dam two small breaches.
we understand 'he officers OF the Company are
collecting force 10 repair tho damages soon M
possible. We can form no estimate of m. Io,. .,,.
tainad. MIR r. thought that 40 or $50 900 would
cover 1t. Five or six weeks will be required to
put the canal in navigahe order.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-19

hHkrrs'-ln the statement % the BANK Of yirrInia
iast week IN this paper the item Of Loans and
-, w va oTroneously printed as oil 67S63l ~ in
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-19

Mr. Wise in 1889, and Mr. Wise in 1912. is n
crack affair among the "vilainous Whigsp at the
present time. " ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-19
BAsIN LIONS ron sAIE

I'VE ollowng Lots the maTgin Of the Hasin In Reb
= mono are offered for sale privately viz. ~ ''''
.ly Tot, No. f2i, South side OF Inc HAHN
side Of the Basin. " -" ~ W 'ViceLhoIm
Lots Nos. and (naTta of Lot No An, o,.h an A.. 4,
. icet, north eide ofthe Basin ~ ~ ~ +"
IN M 10 ~ ~ " aud 10 (parts Of City Lot No aGDntTt
Fer c terms sppy to coRBIN WARWICK or JOHN A.
1a.N.hoIths jy tI-fl2svtatS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-19

In the United States Court for the Eastern District Of Viz
- $500. - ginia, 10Th July 1872
DANIEL n BURGE, Of the county Of snsser b.vi,,
- MED peiiuon praying that Ice may be declared a
bankrupt " ordered, that all persons claiming 10 be
Creditors Of nc said Daniel H. Bufge show cause TO the
Ipurt, on ie lA day of September next, why tho s,1
Daniel H. Burge be not declared bankrupt pirsant ~
ne act oiCongfesa in thai behalf aud that copy or mi =
and 2itli rules u Court. ~ >'
jn 10 w5W UENRY OIasoN cu,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-19

4-.k have for sale, neat Parm aLout r. r,,lo. c
Hyt3 ne Chy with good improvements ON i on ~ ~,
Etirg Williamsburg stage Road, containing about az
o,g,i aercs nearly all Of 1t In Timber and woods IN
iit sIoWth great hargnn will be sold In n az
"' ~, ,o exchanged for citypropeIy. - I" q"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-19

FOR SALE

w ness with us in our Commission Bust
IN iS a., as heretofore under the style OF VIII O'
- = ~ JAMES w. DIHREII a IN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-19

I'hOEGsSIONAL NOTICE.-ITavinR resigneI
- ~ seat nthc senate, attention will DO heneeor.
co,r 70 my profession; aud in addition 10 tho
s,Iendh TTon now ptactisc, propose hereafter 10
-, VIZ cOu't OF Appeals at Lcwisburg II In any cass
iu Is ctf t.,,ps,,o...
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-19
TO THE FARMERS OF VIRGINIA

Tbers offer their for tho sale Of every
species OF produce. The facItlcs OF A IaTge 49,,
houSe on The basin OF the James River Canal nj the &
~, when INC lirgest boats unload their earsoes ~,
capacity Of tho canal and the lower rs y,
Is ohsr Inducements TO sen, probably many ar
not retofore sent such pressed OATS hay ions
lne ec-l being articles always In domand ~ ,shi
supplies OF hay and lime sent us from The Nav
eaS sthes Flour, tobacco, hemp, bar pig iron AMI
10 oeu1 snippedor sold In this as desired
-gaIS-olaWu III EUSThCE A SON
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-19
LAW NOTICE

VIE co partnership between the under signed h,. -
4 mutual consent, been dissolved sN "17' ~
The unfinished business OF Judvo R,an,rt 4, -.
9 Appeals and elsewhere, IL left In chNrge az Ro, ~
~ and Will be attended TO by him those esscs
~ WHICH nc parties Interested prefer 10 engage o,bsr
ouhscl. Parties intending engage other Connsel vii
Psvasc 20 communicate with the undcrsiRs cd (R a Ran
on the 10Th Of October next ''' "'''' VI "Peas'
JIG 81 div cl2t ROpTRT ~ SSir,N.nD
10 Enquirer VIII copy 70 times iA"""D'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-19
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF RIcHMOND-Jniy IS
Heb water Ibis day. b O'Clock. A. n
ARRIXED-

ship Tiber, Covillc, 4 1 days from Marseillos, in
ballast, TO Charles Palmer.
=, Blrque Alabama, MERIT from Boston, TO Chas.
o., Brig Globe, Simmons, from Charleston, 10 Chss.
Palmer.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-19

SARATOGA wATER-A supplv or tho obovo
- fresh from the Spring, Just received and for e.e bv
JuV ALEXANDER DuVALG 20
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-19
-w5w HENRY GIBSON Ok
CHARLoTTEsVILLE FEMALE
ACADEMY

THE next session OF III Institution will commence on
the ls day OF September and close the day OF
July There will DO examination, but vacation AZ
the expiration OF i've months from the ment Of
the session.
Terms for period Of Eve mouths
board including every personal accommodation. tGO 90
Mu-ic including use OF Instrument. on
n, III u
The Kew WIN :. White the Principal, Is assisted BY
our Ladies well qualified 10 give instruction IN their r.
spectve departments No pupil will lie received Tor a
shcrer period than five months, aud deduction made
Tor ume lost excepttn cases Of proTGefed sickness Am
pie ptoVfon Ia male for the accommodation of Young
LADIES' with board in the family of the PRINCIPAL and also
N slN or eight other families Of the town. Eighty I've
Dung Ladies were connected with the nstitunn daring
The last session and al least hundred may be accom-
mOlatcl hereafter - ~~--
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-19

/ AIDES FINE DRESS sLIPPRRs-Jnat
To hand from Philadelphia lot Of hne Dress Kid and
Mgrocco slippers. JUDAH MYERS & CO.
Jul' Fashionable Boot and shoe Dealers.
T AIDES CHEAP sLIPPERS AT oe CENTS
~ We have ON hand large lot above very chcan
9Nppets' JUDAH MYERS & co
lu ~ Cheap Boot aud Shoe Dealers
Il ADIES FINE KID AND MOROCCO
IL SHIPPERS At sI.-We have a large assori-
ncnt OF the above very fine slippers
- JUDAH MYERS co,
Ju ~ Cheap Boot aud Shoe Sore
LADIES' BONNET CASES.
w Il nave Just received lot Of LADIES' bonnet Cases
w made very neat, and Will 5e soId low, for cash
ia . JUDAH MYERS & Co.
lul9 Fashionable Door, Shoe aud Trunk Dealers
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-19

cry oP wutT,Nspupc =,

rrt- ET,
The parties TO the annexed order the Court ar
BY notified, ihafI have appointed the ooh day ~ SmsS
~ 20 commence the accounts therein ordered on which
~ UOcl9ek A. NJ they arc desired attend at my
one IN c sa1 city with their vouchers am evidence In
order 10 enable the Commissioner report
~ w WOW JAM SHIELD.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-19

ME arc opening this morning parcel Of D1vi n,ig..
w superior Chewing Tobacco This lot has bosn ~,
ol crop Of extra quality, and Ia not sweet
iul9 ALEXANDER Duv.t 4, ,r
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-05-27
NEW MUSIC.

T UST received the following pieces OF New MUSIC,
y at the old established Store, two doors eas' oi
18th street. W. fioohH"'
Bonnie Charlie a fayorite Scotch song.
The Woodland Call, Duett by T.. J. Loder
The Poets Eegy-Weep for a star from our hrma-
ment taken-Lines on the death OF Thomas
Haynes Bayly, Esq, arranged for two voices,
My heart is in the yellow leaf; by f. Weiland
NV soldier wears tartan plaid; by J. Barnett
Fall of the Oak words by G.. Hill, Esq oil WASH
ton, music by J. ii. Hewitt.
Miss Lucy Long.
Shun not the village churchyard, Duet, written by
T. II. Bayly, Esq.
Kate Anderson, my Kate by n. CROUCH.
Time was thy locks were brown, friend Johh Dy
f. j. Loder
There's bliss in the morning of love; by ). "A.
Wade.
Wishes by S Nelson
Come Come Soldier come!-Glee.
| watch for thee Serenade, by X. Thomas
A Mothers love; words adapted to beautiful
German melody, and dedicated to "Amelia,
by W. C. Peters
Farewell farewell! for the Guitar, by +. Weiland
Swiss Girls Dream, do do
My fondest, my farest, do do
Sleep my child, do DO
BE ii folly or frenzy, do r. knlock.
Merrily, merrily sounds the horn; for the Guitar
I'll build for thee an altar for the Guitar, by
ID. c. Yon.
Linyitatione la Chasse by G. Blessner
Dream is past arranged quick step by f. Wei
land.
Vienna Snipes Waltz; by J. X. Cpl.
Quadrilles from Tampa, for two performers
Hail Columbia, with variations.
NAV
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From The Dedham (Hass) Patriot
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heads Of the several Departments, in regard to the
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would join in any act, however infamous, to break
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ability as did the Madlsonidn and while II exposed
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