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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-22
HUBBARD, GARDNER = CO.

or miles Of the CITY. For such ausst lar prize b
nom vii be paid Enquire At this cfi-e.
HUBBARD, GARDNER $ CO.
j NE receiving direct from the Manufactures u ei
al' sgpI ~ q SHOES Hats. Leather. AMI Eou
boxes shoes, consisting Of $50
Mems fne elf sewed shoes and Booiees part Miles make
DO lined AMI houni seSd Eud peg q shoes and Bootees
DO course sew'd and pes'i shoes and Bootces
DO calf nailed and India Rub Der Overshoes
Do morocco calf ant seal dane ing Pumps and sinns,s
DO fne sea- ant morocco xaS,nr shoes
DO fine India Rubber Overshoes
Women's eaiisr weiied Shoes and common Slippers
Do sealwlkins Shoes
Boys hne cal'and KIP shoes and Booiees
no Common lined lnd bound 10
DO coarse pesScd and scWcI do
Chdrens mlrcee aud leather shoes, straps ANGLE Ties
Do icaiher sew audpcs'd Booiees thick soies
$50 boxes Boots. consisting Of
Mems fne cali Boots part Niles make
Do he calf do, va er proof
ID fine kip do, scw'd AMI peg'd
DO tlsek sew'd and pes'd 20
HATS, GAPS, Sc.
On casesMcn's h1c Beaver HAS
10 70 % Do Eassia PAY agd Six H..
DO Youths Fur andsiik DO
s. DO Mems and Bows, Plses al Drab Wool 30
&, t5 dozen a. % d &, az Fur Cas-
10 20 % % Cloth AMI Velvet do
300 idssrIsEoek Tanned sie Leather. good and COOL
80 do WaI Upper Leather
7'doasa WAY car SKINS Keen, French and other
Medicine Klr'sins Roo, Morocco sud sea,sn,
Wite auf pins lnilg aud bind ~ SKINS
Cotton and iuIIt Iwinc
Rnot Cord Wcu, nriailcu. Backing AMI Varui,h
bNN Toe shoe Thread own iul. ountrn. all kinds
- dozen Briilcs Bnfc Filings ami Muragacs
-, retms plain anl ruled Letter Paper
~ DO 90 t, Can .Lt
~ Do common and lou1ir size Wrapping Do
100 nests Hair ant Scsi Trucks
y leather Travelling 80
% cases WhUemore's Cotton ard Wool Cards
ALSO,
500 pair Rnssc' anil Back Brorucs Of our own rns,,.
lteiurc, warranted prime
HUBBARD, GARDNER a CO.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-22

NORTHERN ~ADOLERY.
OSi received fresh supply, Consisting CT
~ Meas AID LANES saddles
Collars Of ss-urted sizes and auaiiti.a
kn.lsh add Anercsn Brdle Leaders
Riding Ehips-Wa-on ca-Gia do
WoTSed and Cotton Grths
Blind BIbsles-Sisbie iIArers
SUBTLE BTides-Sirriip~- Suurs-Marr,-,L. a.
ALSO,
Leather Travelling TtuaEs anil vsIccs For z,Ie n
low prices, Tor cash. Il IN Dft,s:ysoS 'A'e Al
Sc q - door below the Bel Tavern
(NuIL, SEED wuEAT.-s5 Lushcls GILLIAN
s-2 ItIrs & crnPGF WINSTON
NEW BDOh-.
- receive'-Geoife -. Jliian Prince by Henry
~ tockion-nunerous plates - ''
SIR Walter Scou's NJ Sc ila.eou, Ese,vs 49,,
Ialtourds Critical WTiiinss
se2i EwTrH nRtSEse j. x,op,,,
SOUTHERN HAT EMPORIUN
i'HE subscribers have this day opened stors which
VII pe known as above. for the sale Of Hats Of thnir
own manufacture also ofsuc Goods as have
Iouhd necessary for the Hat and Cap Trade-ne Sfoe
comprises tile following Goods:
Brush, Beaver and Nufria HATS
Russia, FUR and Cashmere do
Of every quality. ISL ''' H.'S
ALSO,
Ton, sealskin Coney, Fur Otter, Mnslrat and
eea-t AP which they invite the public 10 cal, and ~
1Ene TO- themselves As the subscribers will sell A. he
/ lowest pElces FOR cash ~ " - '"o
| CARRANATI 4 RosENrHALI
J e .. ~ NAN street, opposite Bell Tavern
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-22
STATIONS OFFICE,
fbuTlseHM Street

For Thursday Evening. by mail, 81 Pm
- drawn. Tickets & %.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-22

MAGNIFICENT SCHEME,
Fcr The Is b Oc'ohsr next at Alex-udsa.
Union Lottery, Class 4. Capfa.s
$50 OO0-30 200,
1900 1900. 10 Co, Sot o. 5sss of SON OF i1N
OF 300, Of Jr lrof 100 81 i ldl Of l1 l3l go
5eins TIE lowest No prz:, etc. = Nos-i3 drawn
Tickets $50.
nc II All orders conG lentsl, AMI AMENDED TO viii
9rn'upiness, f1E Packages for 4 single Ticket
selg t:HsRiES VvoRTJsu
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-22
LOTTERIES.

LOTTERIES. |
ID. "a. norr . co.'s OFFICE.
Richmond, Va
sa c.e. Ss sou 40 ,1 s TO ,,s ss sS
10 Of iSc, eo Of 6o, etc. Tess,. sIo O'N'"'
ss, ,. o. passsss Of % whole tickets Ia the
Drs~'ns .sn ,ssss ss.,d as the drawing
rle 1s address ON HoYr CO.
seeSo Richmond. Va.
sTRATTON's OFFICE,
fSHTsseHm Street
For Thursday Evening. by mail, 6I r.. NJ
- drawn. Ticket, q 80.
To &c drawn on F-l,,,. a, IN o,e,o.s PM =, ,.r
ii aassn G Tes: q as 800 Of 100 etc IS Nos
For Monday Morning.
,oas I'm "a, pnhe Of $1,000 1890 1000 a3i7,
cts sIo ~'S' - "'A"h' LICK
n-orders FOR tickets In the above splendid Letter,
"hi Be ms'~iih prompt attention. n sd.iressed 70
n. sTRArroN,
to- Al order, confidential. SEQ
CLARKE's OFFICE
LeeshaIs. a. Dra~s at Baltimore. on "Wednesday tho
~ i ,. ~ ,i ,, tie Isgstsy evening PnEessoo,
ii.l if'' ~ lANt oiluJ, lU OF
% AMI 10 Oaliots Tekc,st2 80.
~ S SD, $40, S' EseS b % loon on r,d
- Of 20, etc. IS and "a ballots. Tickets s2 ~.
Leesbure Cliss S-Draws in Alexandria X. n. a,,h.-
is $40 ssss,9 10 lc' s sliT Of 20 so 10 of
orst, g from 'I .s rn ~ on9's, Tickets slo
and the drawings sicG % &c promptly attended to-
sc 70 WV. 3. CLARKE.
J. G. GREGORY CO.
MANAGER.
OFFICE on Main, 2nd door below Corner OF Nain
and lfh streets.
Thursday Evening.
s''o 300, l7o9 $50, iI5e Of l,Co OF 400 1907 90
Friday Evening, drawing =, the Exchange.
PI<es-s7O0 30 l15S 10 ofIO11, 10 Of 5On ~ Of 200
% OF iJJ etc. Tickets e. %
Forsn;gJiay. % h September.
100 coo Dollars IN prizes of 500 Dollars.
,s, LesSegTt ,.Ty Gas, sep'o,ns:c 2i,
aoO Of 1904 ~ d 5o5 etc T.eset. sia 0' <'' OF
certificate oiapAessge Off whole ucke;ss l3O.
Fer aud shares and certificate. OF k.ses in the
&c GREGORY co, Managers,
&c Richmond, Virginia.
- NJ o'ueis promptly attended 10, AMI an aerount Of
| the Drawing sent al ~ho orter fr1u ms
WORTHAN'S OFFICE,
Exchange Building.
Call each day before 2! ~ for the Lucky Numbers.
Drawrc ofthe Union Loticry. a. Ale1andria-Seni IL
- - 80 - 90 IL II 10 - u II 81 &C.
Nos - - whole ticket, prize Of 20 sad and paid
, this ONCE.
LOTTERIES TO BE DRAWN SOON.
For THURSDAY Evening.
Va Leeshurg. Extra No -. Prizes-e9ocO. aOo. ZOO
l3u ll6, luD OF 10 % o. 10 Of <1, 10 OF 10 etc
30 Nos-l3 irAwn. TeEets e. 80.
For Fniny, at ;. p NJ. in the Exchange
Va Leeshurg, No 81 Pdzes-s7uoO, $40. 1873. 10 OF
drawn. Tiekels s2 81.
For Saturday, 2iih September
Va Leesburs, Class Przcs-s31Op1 1000. 6Ol0.
az prizes Of 1-G' OF 200, 10 NJ 1900 E,- ri 81
900, etc. - Nos-l2 drawn. Ticxcts $40.
MAGNIFICENT SCHEME,
Fcr the Is Oc'oher next, al Alexandsia.
Union Lottery, Class \. Capira.s
$50 OO0-30. 200,
J.0s, 1900 CO, Sot o. 5s5s. of 5gll OF il'
OF BOO, Of 2Jp lroi 100 - Of o lc1 Of lObl l3l t
5eins TIE lowest No pre-, etc 3 Nos-i3 drawn
/ Tickets $40
| nc All orders eonGlcntis AMI attended 10 with
| 9rn'np ness, foE Packages or for s.nsle Ticket
shares Ia allthe above, in propofron-for sale BY
! Sc ~ CHARLES wORThSM.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-22

lIE proprietor feels grateful the liberal patronage
Il lie has received since the HOTEL has been opened
aud hces leave inform the public that after The
l Of september the price Of board will be reduced 10
Ell 20 per day; single meals and lodging 90 cents each
Gon;cuen yn. the Exchange Hotel with their Horses
arc informed bat tic best will he taken Of Them y
No lanes Harden whose stable Is the Hotel
vii be my constant care 10 reric all the comforts my
guests that Il u possible Tor hem 10 find in any IIofe
They sill coaer favor 10y TepoIng the rogrietor any
neglect or iaacuOn from tnc servants or oincrs In MS
employ. FREDERICK DoYDEN,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-22

Taken hv tlcmselvrs alone, ties, Anos r,ish, II Ia
prefnnied, claim piece wh me hcsi works Of nat p0pu
lar description, w our w any other lanauaas
They form will hardly be dispued one OF Tho btgafes
collections Of materials Tor thinking that can 10 neireJ
In literature ana constitute cmineuily nsuu. ateh
Johnson himself fond of-oue 81 those rort,bie
books that you may catry ~ the Ere sde and hold readily
BOOKSTORE Of
sea SMITH, DRTNKER a MORRIS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-22
A coNCERr or SACRED MUSIC

VIII be given BY tho Ladies Benevolent Society OF Saint
Johns Church on Friday night next. at 4 o'clock
Ths Concert will be allied 10y nowy erected and aacy
toned Instrument purchased by the Society. The Ladies
aad Gentlemen OF the different Cholrs OF this City have
kindly volunteer Cd their for the occasion The
avais will be applied TO relieve the Society the
bViies incurred by the purchase.
The patronage ofthe public Is respectfully solicited
progAne ofihe performances will be published previous
10 the Concert Tickets OF admission, fy cents cach
may be had at the house OF the Rector ofMr Jas Evans
and atthe principal Bookstores sc 2O-it
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-22
CLARk Is,s OEEICE-

leesbu-z. 5i-Draws A. the Exchange. on Frdty TIC
~ Fort Pfzess $780, 3tO i2sS 10 OF IOOi 10 OF so
o Of <pieic % and IA ballots. Tickets s2 ~.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-22

I AhD-IU kegs Western Iard-iust received for
~ SAFE So JAS GEO WINSTON
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-22

To &c iriwn on frt,y. AZ ~ o'clock ", a, the Es
III drawn. neketss2 90
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-22

, LeTsbure. Ciss S-Draws IN AeIandria sept 9th
PIz's-eJt,Oi, loom 50co 33i7 Of 2g0 of Sg1 10 O
To-, 90 OF ~ etc 75andl( ballots Tickets lO.
w Orders from the country in any OF the aboy,
schemes Enclosing the cash. be promptly aen led 10
and the drawings forwarded, II desired.
10 WV n TTAuYp
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-22
50 % wllw W. henry GIBsoN Clerk.
NEW PAPER-TIANCINCS

TIVE Guhscutcr in ormg hs fficus the public thu,
he hiss hand of The latest s'ye, large aud splendid
assortment Of French and American PapeIhsngi Is wh
nortcr8 90 MATCH which he VIII pat up be- he ncates
ucr uuu on Tie shortest notice, either Town
SO ~ n WILLIAM BOOTH.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-22

Nhen now makes MA stock pplee In an re4,ce,s IT,.
tesPeetuuJ requests his friends AMI he public rsnera,lv
20 sse hm cal. snrny them that they viii nd ms ar
Ne mtie, OF TIE latest ftshoaa, as eheap a,
any other establishment In the ehy @" Nv
,.oir rHn's = RIDDicK.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-22
FARM WANTED

Ht advertiser wishes 10 purchase tact Of Land with
oi without mproy smcnts upon Containing ffoin 100
10 ~ acres must be land Of good quality 4uc within
or miles OF the CITY For such Attract lar price if
none viii be paid. Enquire a this ofh-e.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-22

VOHNsONIANA, being amer Totes and sayinrs Of nr
lohu1on Cnoi contained IN "nosweps Iifo" collected
~ Mrs Pozzi; Sir John Hswkins Thomas Tycra. Geo;
sioolc, Eco; Geo fovcue, Eq Mics Neynolds; NJ Cum
nefend W trafock Hannah hore Mr Wkns, Mr Green;
rev MI IatkcE NJ Rose; Nm Steward, Eco; ~ Hum
phrcys A. ~ loshua Reynolds Mad DArblsy; W ,ai.
nc-W Hon w Windham-nishop Horne edited by J
Wilson Crofcr- complete In Nv 2n1 handsomely uru.cd,
Win hney cnrfaved porrafs Of NJ Johnson. Bowel,
Nadine PiozEi' Iopham, Beaucisrs and Thrslc
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-22

For Monday Morning.
., Lse.5r Ch', " prze Of $4,000, 1000. 900 73i7
cts el0. ~
B-orders FOR tickets In the above splendid Lottery
"h DC metwth prompt attention. n addressed TO
~. STRAIrON,
-, -, Rlehinoni.vs.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-22
n1AnAmEI KAILY - lh,, hoT,I =, ,,,i,5,,l-

In the In Ted staos Colu Tor tno Eiscrn District Of
Virginia september PIT, lsi2.
TOilN RENEILY OF The town Of Lyucnburg, having
- dicd n petition praying lat he may DC declared
Bankrupt VI is ordered that all persons clauiUg 10 be
creditors Of the said John Revelty, show cause 10 the
Court the 25ih day of October next, why the sa,l
John Revelcy he declared bankrupt pursneut 10 the
act u Congress ntha chaf and that copy Of tbs order
be published IN tho newspapers, according TO the p and
2fh rules OF court
TeEe.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-22
KENTUCKY JEANS, &c.
BATTERsEA sUFEIINGs
JOHNsoNTANA.

NJE have constantly hand nili supply Of thor.
w superior Ooola-fnr fllo ~ reduced prices
see2 KENT KENDALL g. kTWATER
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-22
BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS, CARPET BAGS.

BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS, CARPET BAGS.
BLACKlNG, BRUSHES, sc. sc.
THE subscriber would respectfully inform his friends
the friends Of Cook IIl!, aud the public generally
thai he returned from the Northern cities and
pecis 10 receive few DAYS the general assortment
OF 30 H. shoes runk, Garnet Bags that he has
ever had the pleasure 10 ofcr the public ant OF A
quality and At prces that possibly fail 10 vc salts
faction generally lie has also b0ught largely Of the very
best materials Of every description for the purpose Of
manufacturing mJre largely than he has ever done all
Dc cripicusof Ladies and Genemens BOYS and Misses
Boots and Shoes, and Of quality II superior eer.a
not 'eT0r TO any made in the CRY OF Richmon g. sp
generally superior 10 any northern made sold IA THIS
Pliee. ALEXANDER HILL.
Sc doors below the Ruins Of the EAGLE.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-22


ItRAfIAM'S MtIaziue -i.fdtta' World of Fashion
" Young Peoples Book-Peopo's Library
hrihuf's Temperance Files
~ Nights with inc weshugonians, Nos r and6
Received this day, by a LYONS
.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-22

to meeting Of the Young Mems Total Abstinence
Society, will be held Methodist Church, on shoekoe
Ill., Friday evening, half past o'clock Interesting
addresses may be expected
I
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-22

ILOoK TIN, in smsIl bars il.l received aad for
ID sale auY JOHN n GORDON.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-22

For Fndiy, at 81 p. NJ, in the Exchange
Va. Leeshurg, No 81. Pdzes-s7uoO $40 1888. 10 OF
1900 10 OF o. n Of 2Jo1. 25 Of 100 etc IS Nos-li
drawn. Tckcls e2 81.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-22

LOTTERIES TO BE DRAWN SOON.
For THURSDAY Evening.
Va Lseshurg, Extra No -. Pnzes-s9ooO. aOo. i7I
1910 ll36. lUJ OF 10 81 o. 10 II 100 NJ Of 10 etc
80 Nos-l3 irawn TcEeis e. 50.
, 1842-05-07
Late 5 Important from Europe.

Total annihilation ofhe British .Army in
.Afghaniston-&r Thousand of The
British Soldiers Tuelpe
Thousand British Troops Ordered TO
hdia-mportant neus from England.
The packet ship Sheridan arrived at
N. York, from Liverpool, on Saturday
evening; she sailed from Liverpool on
the 10Th of March. The intelligence
brought by her, of the movement in In
dia, is highly important. At the time Of
her sailing, nothing farther had been re-
ceived from China. W. condense from
the Sunday Herald, and other New-York
papers, the most important intelligence.
SIR ROBERT PEEL's New FINANCIAL
MEAsuRE.-In the House of Commons,
March llth, Sir Robert Peel brought
forward his new scheme of Finance. He
shows a deficiency of fl0,000,O00 in
the revenue since 1887. And he pro-
poses, TO meet this, and support two
large wars, one in India, and one in Chi
ma, that a property tax be levied, ter
minable in three years, unless otherwise
determined by Parliament, at the rate Of
I'd. in the pound, or f2 lSs. I'D. per ct.
upon the property and the income ofthe
country, exempting however, all incomes
which do not reach ESQ a year.
DESTRUCTION OF THE BRIrIsH ARMY
IS INDIA. Advices from Bombay to Feb
ruary |, state that Cabool has fallen; the
whole Baitish force there, amounting to
six thousand men, annihilated-one en-
tire British Regiment, the 44th, erased
at one fell swoop from the army list, and
five native regiments cut to pieces. The
cadies of the envoy and the officers, six
teen in number, have been carried into
laptivity by the ruthless Affghans. Sri
VIM. McNeaghtan, our envoyt TO Cabool,
, 1842-05-07

had been treacherously assassinated BY q
son OF Dast Mahomed, his head cut of,
paraded through the streets OH a pole.
and stuck in derision on the walls Of
Cabool, by the infatuated insurgents.
Dast Mahomed himself, it appears, is
at present, at Sharumpoor. IIeis strict
ly watched and guarded, but otherwise
under no particular restraint. He seems
TO be severely and deeply annoyed at
the conduct ofhis son.
AT Jelfalabad, Sir r. S. Sale had sue
ceeded in establishing hinselfin a strong
position, and strong reinforcements were
on the way for India. Our allies, the
Sikhs, have granted US a way through
their country. Colonel Wilde's brigade
was on the 9TH of December at Khybur
pass, waiting the arrival o Gen. Pollock,
who was to take command of the REIN
forcements, consisting of Her Majesty's
9Th regiment, a company of Goth native
infantry, the recruits Of Her Majesty's
18th and 44th, the 10th light company, a
squadron of irregular cavalry, and a de-
tail of artillery, with three 8 Founders,
and a "a pound h~awitzer, to reach Jel-
lalabad before the advance of Gen. Sir
r. S. Sale upon Cabool, and thus form a
component part of the army destined to
avenge the murder of the envoy.
Rumor further asserts that the whole
force (nearly 5000 men in the entrench-
ment camp at Cabool, had been destroy
ed in the endeavor to force a passage
through the defiles, to Jellalabad. We
trust, however, that this will not be con-
frmed. The force comprised Her Maj
esty's 44th regiment, three regiments of
the Bengal Native Infantry, and LOO
cavalry, besides artillery. 1t seems in
credible that a force like this should be
destroyed by the insurgent Ghilzies.
THE RECENT AFFAIRS IN INDIA. Of
fetal dispatches were received al the
Board of Control, on Thursday morning,
from Bombay and Calcutta. We regret
to state that they fully confirm the mel
ancholy news which we published on
the previous day, relating to the de-
struction of the army in Afghanistan.
The accounts which have appeared Of
the dreadful catastrophe, we understand,
are rather under than over-rated. The
army in Jel!alabad, when the last ac-
counts were sent off, remained secure,
and great hopes were entertained that
they would be able to maintain their po-
sition until such time as reinforcements
could he sent TO their assistance.-Lon
don Standard.
Eight thousand troops were TO leave
England for India.
, 1842-05-07

VIII our esteemed friend, the editor
of the Jeffersonian Republican, tell us
what he means, by his remarks in REFER
ence to the St. Louis Washingtonian,
when he says ''to be temperate in all
things Is an excellent matter, in the use
OF whatsoever has been given us for our
comfort and good" He Dies not mean
surely that there is any temperate use
Of intoxicating drinks, when used as a
beverage. Neither can he mean that
ardent spirits were ''given to man for
his comfort and good" when they are a
curse of mans own invention.
, 1842-05-07
English as well as native houses suffer
deeply som the state ofthings.

English as well as native houses suffer
deeply som the state Ofthings.
HoLr.yu AND BELCIUM.-Our ac-
counts from Belgium include intelligence
of the conclusion If the trial ofthe pris-
oners charged with having, during the
months Of August, September and Octo-
Der last, conspired togethe.- TO overthrow
or change the Government, The order OF
succession to the throne, and excite the
people to take arms against the roysl au-
thority. The result was a verdict OF
guilty as regarded General VanIer-
meere, Baron Fandermissen, and lie
Crehen; also as regarded Verpraet and
Vanlaetham, but only by a majority of I
votes against 3; and a verdict %ofacquittal
as regarded lIntendant Parys, Joseph
Vandermissen, brother Of the Baron, and
Madame Fandermissen, wife ofthe Bar
on, and Parent, DE Crohen, though found
guilty on one count, was declared by the
jury not guilty on the other.
The court then red q Judgment, by
which Vandermeere, Vandermissen,
Vanlaetham and Vanpreat were CON
demned to suffer death on one of the
public places of Brussels. The prison.
ers listened to their sentence in calm, re-
spectful silence. 1t is supposed that the
sentence will not be carried into eyccu-
ton.
GREECE.-Accounts from Athens
state, that warlike preparations were
making in Greece, & that all the dispose
bic forces were being marched TO the
frontiers, alorg which the Turks were
said to have collected a force of loo, 900
men. 1t was feared that actual hostili-
ties would soon commence.
BRITISH FUNDS, MARKETS, Sc.
The same account of the gloomy state
of trade continues to reach us by every
arrival. With occasional notifications
the report from one district will apply to
all the manufacturing towns. The re-
port from Manchester says: "Contrary
to our wishes and expectations, we are
forced to confess hat this week is the
worst business week we have experience
ed this year. If an alteration does moi
soon take place, most ofthe mills in the
neighborhood will be closed, or i~nevita-
bic ruin will ensue. 1t is also with pain
we hear that the miserable wages of the
working people are being reduced in
every district, and that the people sub
nit without a murmur,'
, 1842-05-07
Ii. c.. EDWARDS,

We are authorized to announced AMEs
A.RoBBrxs, as a candidate for Constable
for Cuivre Township, at the ensuing
August Election.
We are authorized to announce JAMES
JAMESON as a candidate for the office Of
Justice of the peace, for Calumet town.
ship, at the next August election.
We are Authorizedt to WV.
Fl. CAnRoLL, as n Candidate for Consta-
bic of Buffalo Township, at the next Au-
gust election.
We are authorizedto THos.
CASH, as a Candidate for the office of
Assessor at the next August Election.
We are authorized to announce o.
s. JESSIGSs, as a Candidate for Consta-
bic for Cuivre Township at the ensuing
August Election.
~ We are authorized to announce
JOEL NJ. WEArHERFoRD as a candidate
for Constable for Culver Township at
the next August Election.
TWe are authorized to announce
Thomas II. HAMS, Esq. as a candidate
for the Sheriff atty in Lincoln County
at the next August Election.
1--we are anthoized to nnoun
JoHN II. GRIN as a candidate for Con-
stable for Cuiyre Township, at the next
August Election.
, 1842-05-07
MARRIED.,

On the 9Th inst, by the. Rev. Walter
McQuie, Mr.. RICHARD Fox, late Of
Madison county Ky. to Miss. SUSAN
JONES, daughter ofthe Hon. James Jones,
Of this county.
We were made glad by the receipt Of
a hansdome slice of very excellent cake
accompanying the above notice. May
the happiness of the newly married cou-
pie realize their highest anticipations.
On the 18th ult. by Rev. L.C. Rubey,
Mr.. ANDERSON BRrsco, to Mrs. GLASS
COCK, daughter of Gen. s. c. Cleaver.
, 1842-05-07

By the arrival of the steam ships Brit
ANNA and Great Western, we have high
ly important intelligence from England
and India. Sir Robert Peel has brought
forward a new scheme of finance, and
proposes to meet a deficiency of ten
millions Of pounds in the revenue since
1887, and support two wars, one in In
Ola and M in China, by a property tax
termlnable in three years. In addition
to this, he proposes a modification of the
existing tariff, which is a matter of some
Importance to this country, and more es-
pecially, if revision of our tariff should
be effected. There are several millions
OF dollars of exports, on which a reduc-
lion has already taken place; and the ex-
port of those articles will consequently
be very considerably increased, provid-
ed we do not prevent an exchange of
commodities, by putting on a duty SO
high as to preclude the return of En-
glish goods in payment ofour produce.
The disasters which have attended the
English arms in India, may be consider
ed as favorable 10 the preservation of
peace between that country and the
United States.