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MILITARY GOODS below cost, at

vi "A Nrsen Iane.The subscriber having felinq0ih-
II lie military business and renOsed hs goods iroH !"
,,,sIay % ~ Ma i'm Ilr, nov Offer. ~ - - snur"
,oc..o1... - OF swords. Belts, ~ashe,, fPiaieit~s,
,ce Bui,on. PLANES, MIsk'ts, kAs. &c &c h@io"co
Talon ny 1rul,. ohcrr' fqHlphs uTi IVES or
o.r.n.s purchasing u ,el again VIII a. W.! - eau
~ WI HINTON.
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TuovpsON,s TKUSs-Cure war

ranted.-The only right principle ever discovered Az
Won can La, a. much pressure 81. The rupture
without \ back pad pich does great INJURY. tomr ara
try i 90 DAYS aud Il ! moi Tie eis'sl !, u 'l
for the present at all hours. Ladies di"H"'" '""' '
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WHOLE No. BIG.
INSURANCE.


"T>-, H. I,,,,-onco Co,nnanv Of "
L. NA ire iHsut dl'e '"HiphhI w ~
N.-pFrr No. y "aii-st-ln,uir tsaN>' - ~
damage bv Gre dwelling houses, stores STd> lltl
ve>, and er carZor, 900 poTt am property .ehei"N' on
A. favorable term, A, any oth-r ofrr.
DIRECTORS.
TGa.e, Town 80 P s'I,.., FB. ci.,,an.
Fre,', P-nt7 T. Loais Foulke. Geo Colgate,
Russell ~-@llr, J. J. VI valentine. Isaac l. P!lu
chester carl Wg " hitsw RIGHT. X. VI Blackwell,
L " HrHn7e wm \ z. PENN, g. ". Cot
: y. SAIIa. VI l. Marsh. JOS Jameson
4 Psrg J. 4 Muller Joshua Jones.
\ " Uup.t.n Jno Nsn RoshercA >.a, Wood.
Tlror-, Anthony, DAME, l.. GRAY. Nl-u ~. INcrn.
CHARLES TOWN. President.
Hr~Ry Iorr. Secretary
I'm RftuARD 2.
"IE HOW ARD INSI RANCE COM
I -s,,v c,,.,,l Goo ~. of,-r M :; Wall :, THIS
,,s.tr mas. insurance sysu., lo,s or dam
..'ii.i. -. ~ -, -
~ ~ '''' '' DiRrcTDX.
p.....- tI.,..s = ~ t. Corls W Iavr,nce
= 90. 80, N,li.nEb Mis,h Baldwis
7. tt~ -. Nallu,.I Weed
,"'- ~ - =, :, L. " - ~ - III. Pei,
1921 d 'a'"N'" 80. = !, u a. - n ~
D'Nn -; , H-isN ~ D n az" 81 I -, Sr,s.,
10 :. f,'S,s, '' ~ u UAvESS Pre>depL
Hsnry =" hoiIi-ss- - N nav n'''' 20
- -. =, >-5,,, =,
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L,rryas To THs YOUNG: BY MARIA JANE JEwsBuEY
t1brd American Edition. vol. PIP 26i Ss1ton
Mills :O5 Broadway


t1brd American Edition. vol. PIP %i. Ss1ton s
Mills, s05 Broadway.
These Letters are essentially Religions in their
character. and eyince the originality and yigor
which characterize all their authors wr;ings.-
None can fail to be arrested by their fcrvcncy and
mower though to some readers the aspect given
10 Religion bv Mrs. Jewsbury Will seem more
sombrc and awful than is either consistent with
the highest truth Or the most effective winning of
souls The structures on Scientific Characters are
instructive and interesting.
Ny Lord BAcON's Works, No. XVIII con
tanning his letters, has Just been psbshed by Israel
Post, SO Bowery.
uTup'LADY's WORLD or FASHION for June
containing beautiful engraving and great amount
Of miscellaneous literary matter; ScorT's CON-
p1vry Works, No Xxx. THIER.s fRENcH RE-
yoLrrIoy, No. LIV.; and The MAGAZINE OF
HoR1IcuLruRr for MAY, have Just been published
By Israel Post, SO Bowery.
~ The number Of deaths in this city last
week v.sljl; 40 men, 43 women, is BOYS, 80
Girls. OF these II died of consumption, l. OF
commissions, ii of Inflammation of the lungs, OF
.corlet fever, of inflammation of the brain, OF
dropsy in the head and of delirum tremcns.
BANK President Conference.-The Gin
cinnati Gazette saws Harrington, late Presi-
dent of the Gallipos Bank, sometime since
convicted and sentenced To the Pcnitcntiary, for
forging certain bill. of exchange. Owing to some
error in the proceedings, the Supreme Court IN
Bank reversed the sentence, and remanded HIM
back to Gallia county for a new trial. At the
term of tie Common Pleas just closed, harrington
was put upon his trial upon an indictment tor en-
bezzling tbs fans of the Bank while President
He was President from the 4th to the 23d Janua-
~. and during that time embeazed some sl3,OOO
Of the funds The Jury found him guilty
STEAM Boar BEAR llUST.-The steamboatCor
sair arrived last night from Galena. relates Gu
riou, incident In the Ohio river below tScv Ca
pied a large bear swimming the river. The mate
and his companions put OFF in skih with dster-
mination to capture bruin. The gentleman, how
ever. made very stvrdy resistance. AT lcnsththey
fixed rore around his head, and carried the ether
end 10 the steamboat. Then began Il pretty little
sccnce. The steamboat proceeded on, and MIR.
Brun followed sr neccsS,t0te. He was soon
hauled in, when his first proceeding was 10 climb
the upper deck, and put to flight all the lounsers
in those regions The end was lac was killed, ana
proved to be quite magnificent fellow.
ICincinnati Eng.
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NRINNELL, MINTURN x Co. -
N Souh-.trest have for salr
Sheahing copper leo ca,'s English from ~ = 81 Oh
English non 80 tons. well assorted.
Trvrot.-30 try poi,, 40, leo 1870 aud loS gallons
Iron plates ~ boxes, various brandt,
Tin, l00Olb> English.
loOp iron. } tons. assorted.
Ivort -jo prime Ivory Teeth and $40 Scr'ds'
RIO Coflrr-Sn0 bags prime green.
sugsr--sfD bbls Brazil, ~ boxes brown Havana
M@llsse,-l6 hhds sugar house.
Fiour-Il00 bbl. Galleg's, 500 bhis Richmond.
Ru,,s s coth-j00 pieces p and so inch, bea'hed sHo
unbleached.
Russia half duck, 500 pieces, bleached
do KdseusdO ION "
do SLe.ting. so bales bleached and unbieached
do d ,per. loo do superior quality.
do Crash ~ do assorted.
do Bolt Rope. 80 coils, assorted srss
Nadder-20 ca,k, prim, Ombgo'>
Florete Paper 10 bales, entitled To debentufe.
Preserved Ginger, loo cases fresh.
Soy. n Jar Chins,e.
NefnulliOn. 80 eases, Chinese.
mi 90 - DO Manila
Rnnbarh n ito l.
Ca>>ia. 5000 mlts and 20 cases
soap, leo case, German.
Olive Ol. 80 pipes.
Whale oil 4oc1 gallons
CaGdles. % I-Hes sperm. ~ n,
Also an assortment ot choice sks, vi white f"nse''
,l,rk Sain IT. blk Sin hdkts hk Sarsne' emDro1.tsn
Crane ShaWls. No.
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NENTLEMEN,S STOCKS, Scarfs,

NJ Linens. Gloves, mbr-ilas, Cap. aud Lrgh"n hab,
,st.ilrI Al ma. from Wholesale prce,, AT The
WHOLESALE establishment ~ PearlH corner 81 'rdal' u
l,rg. and la.hiOnable assortment constantly on hand
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-19
AND A HALF POUNDS of

II baked gre.f at tie old staDd. IS L1dOw-s'reei,
noe dor. from the rofner Of Orandsirer Fellow ci
,n. n tie quality !, equal % any sni a, iarg" -
divert .ei doat buy Equal 90 qualify AMI - nnrh
nrior m .za Ia bnY must b. decidedly 70 your iner'
. Crae her. .ixpencc pr I1uni, tsbes Pr AMI Ru's
~ In !" g. HOLMES, a. iBtlo~-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-19
IMPORTANT to Store-keepers.-The
s13 In NH'"'A "'N"fI'-
* BROTHERS. Importers

- Of Watches and Clocks, No ms! Broadway, have on
lni large assortment Of h1e gold and silver "aeh@..
bch hey VII sell very l0~ TOR cash. who's, ale and retail
Every s,rrptlon 81 wachcs, Clocks and Jrw'y rAre-
n ,,,..r~.f !. "a .t,arr4-fed ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-19
NAV And CUEAP.-Just received, a

In, of very fine Printea Lawns. only j. Oh. Also
L. al h,rh and lavender MIus,eltirr de Lanrs me ana
e.,,. yari " IN. PRINT, lat color, shilling per va d.
glurr flannel from auction extremely low. Ls', ~ "a
s,,, ra,.,l 10 call and examine s"lsrr psrcha,ins
i ,l,tg = GREGORY s son,
-. l7j Spring street
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-19
~ RITiNG and Merchants AccountA
GREAT SALE OF BOOTS. Shoes,

NJ and Brogam. straw Bonneis, Palm l"ai Goods &c.
% Pcsh up starr. Al purchasers VINO ".h 10 puy
nr, and ire, eoos which now ole ed without reserve
al great bargains by sAht - phNIri,,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-19
r rCTrRES ON Practical Chemistry
E'RENCH & GERMAN Fancy Goods
ONE PRICE STORE.-it is generally

" known that sols sorckeeper> ask double the prc'
he artclc = worth therefor" any person wishing TO pui
chase good cheap clothing being she'd VIII
article, at the follow M prices Goats al Sl2, cloth jack
to 50, cloth pans - p 10 81 SO; satnet pans
q - Ia :. ~ J. COG>w ELL, 1884 Chailam,t AL I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-19
CLOCk DEALERS, look AT this AT
nEALE'S "Old Curiosity shop" Ne

Entrance u Bowery. old ,lgn OF the Gol,ieb Clock,
all .m Overlooking Chatham Square
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-19
NrW HOOK.-Wri,ing. of Rev. vii

Y linn Bradford uomen, late Pastor oi the 'Onereg"
o,,l CIurcb In south Berwick, Nam. with Memoir,
by Edward Park Bartlett Professor IN the And-'er rue
,i,r,r, SEMINARY IN one volume l2mo' Just published
hv WI ~ DAYTON NEWMAN,
u Nas,an-.trttt. Conner Of fnllOn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-19

street Leather Trunk with ldiy's cloak ,f9ppen
on tie ton aaA card attached, with VI = >@Idh u na
I" inscribed upon Il Tie owner can hi'e u Oy pg,s
P'"f'tf ~" P'''"- 'f NIL ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-19
WANTED MMEDIATELY-Twen-
no MERCHANT TAILORS-Want-

Oh .tuatOn by 4 \ sung Man, IN clothing Si'rr'
a. Cut,o AMI salesman and wsud be willing 9makc o.
sell generally u.rfu,. Reference given Inquire oi MN
MAN LOCKWOOD. - Broomc-,L hlo ~
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nnn WANTED for six months,

- .UUO about $20oo. to be secured 1y ~,
M h ,,,rth = p.r cent more 10 the Fall than nov" and
certain sale then tor cash premium o per cent VII"
given beside, legal interest TIE premium ana 49,
a. m M. Maid In aavauce aad he control OF he rr''p
s.e Will b. rut 10 the hasd, of the lender Addrt''
r. buur Office with real nlme which Will be al"'''" l"
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uTOHk ON ASSOCIATION.-SO-

w GAL DESTINY bf MAN, ul =. IN ni,rr
vol $40 pages: price 81. For sale al WILL
NAM. l6l Broadway, y. \. Tins WORK contains Il az
,c,on of the theoretical and practical pat oi The system
Of 60 ,iou advocated M THs TRiEVNt. hyIt
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-05
MR.. WISE AND MN. CLAY

a correspondent desires to know whether the
Henry wise who wrote the letter to the pills,
de'phIa Guard, published in the Wig Yesterday.
IS the same individual, WHO wrote to the Hanover
Dinner in 1910, as follows.
"ile (Mr Clay has already acquired wha,
neither friends nor foes can take from bim-a fame
for which himself has fought-and 10 which no
mans proi'e can adj, and from which no mans
csn'ufe can deiraeii and that fame iS his reward
Office could no, odd cubic to his s.a,ure.p
Our Correspondent also wishes 10 know-;f, IN g
be the same maa-whnt has wrought the wonder
FOL change in his opioions7
We can only answer, that the individual who
wrote the Hanover letter is the same who wro,,
the Philadelphia bulletin-hs to the cause OF h I,
change ofopinion, We know it t-und have never
heard any eonieclurod, except such as Mr. Wis,
could not assign in pubie-so LITTLE efcdiiabl,
would il be either to his head or heart
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-05

United States be requested TO cause to he eommu.
| neaied to the House the several reports made "a
| The Department Of War by Lieut.. Col. Hitcheock
relative TO the affairs OF the Cherokee Indians to-
| sether With all information communicated by him
concerning the frauds he charged TO investigate
Also. all facts in the Possession Of the Executive
| from any other source.
| MIR GWlNN Of Miss. opened the debate in op
position 10 the Resolution. He was followed by
| Mr CUSHING Of Mass. in an extended argument
upon the subject, and in defence Of the President,
and the Executive branch &c the Government. Mi.
Gushing cited all the arguments against the Exeeu-
tive which he regarded rs very numerous and very
unjust.
MIR Gushing spoke until the expiration OF the
morning hour, and within n few moments Of the
hour allotted him under the rule. The subject then
went over until Tomorrow.
ARMY REDUCTION.
The Bill TO reduce the Army was next considcred
in Committee OF the Whole, MIR FESSENDEN OF
Maine in the Chair. The Bill was debated upon
its general merits. Much was said and mos, of the
debate indeed was confined to the superintendent
OF the Afmories at Springfield and Harper's Ferry.
The members from Virginia and Massachusetts
representing these two sections Of the country, took
great interest in the debate. Mr.. BARTON and
MIR GOGGlN OF Va, took part 10 the debate and
spoke at great length. Mr. SPRlGG Of Ky. also
addressed the committee at length.
Mr. CALHOON Of Mass, addressed the com
niucc with good deal OF eatnestncss in opposition
10 the military superintendent at Springfield Re-
presenting this section Of country for eighteen years.
he had much 10 say upon this subject, and spoke
9Th good deal of interest.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-05
Correspondence Of the New York American.

WARRINGTON, Saturday, July 30.
The crisis and the termination Of this long session
ore evidently near The Senate must finish their
improbable debate the tariff in the course Of the
coming week, ind a concurrence on tho few amend
ments will soon be effected between the Two Houses.
Tine oil will reach the hands Of lie Royal Er.eu-
TONER aLou, the 10Th Of August and We arc told
that no will hardly require more than day 10 give
i the coup DC grace. The Veto Message will be
sen, 10 the House, because that body originated tho
bill, and will awaken there feelings and sxpr,,
sions suited 10 the mOmontous occasion, and well.
timed 10 tbs high popular Indignation, which ba.
been rising higher every month during the pas, wear
Of monnrehal tyranny.
The Aeeideni in the White House is in the rno,t
profound ignorance OF the state Of public feeling IN
wsrds him. Not long ago, no said TO an eminent
Wing Ssnatof, tWho had been obliged 10 visit him
on Cfhcial business ard who had made some inc :
dental reference 70 the state Of public opin o. y
"Sir, you know nothing abou. public opinion. You
aIs deceived by the papers you fcod. Read IN,
| Mad sonianl ard there you will see what the peo
/ pie think Of my Administration ~ q"
| Afer the discussion Of the veto IN the House IND
the tikiog Of the vote o. form on tho second pa :
sage Of the bill, (which requires two tbirdsl IN,
great question arifes-What shall Congsess ds
nextl Shall they succumb 10 tho Executive D
Shall they allow the Preydent 10 assume lbs wbol,
legislative power on every important quss i'm D
Shall u henoeforh lie az established prese lent thol
Jthe Pfe'idspI alone ,haI make oil lsWs7 Tkes,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-05
COMMERCIAL NEWS.
RICuMOND MARKETS.

NV II VI " ~ ~ M n X n l. Il y.
Reported aad corrected i,eies rack Cor hs Wig
AuGr ST ,, isI2.
BUrrER Mountain. drhin 3 to i2,; Roll nltter pc.
ChNpiss-sPetn 3aHtc; Hulps Patent ice; Tallow
sGoFfEEErIo s'o ioiei Issuayra el,ol ST Domingo
PIsIl-faInily Roe Hcrtiurs 81, No 60 co; No ? a.
fLouK-tamily sal; Country Sj.7s too
Dock - ~ "
iRoN-Pig =; English ~; swedcs sIoc TrcJcsar SO
LuMbbk-Cicar White Pine, No I, SIS; No 2 ~; No g.
~ kctnscd u; FLOORING, Loan per " feet
ADMINISTRATIONS Rico l9i22c; ~ a. 2ia2ic.
ou-Nnicr slUu lcS; Fall strained gislOo; Whale, In
hbls, tic. ' "
PRovIsioN s-smih6eld racon c; OH Mrddinss TO
~; Richmond cured &c; taTd7c.
PIAiSTSR-til on Basin hank
SuGARS-St CIoix salOc, Porto Rico 5!lel; New Or.
leans &c. "
sIlOr--6c.
sAIr-whsrf 81 50; store 50 %
-WIEAT-sluj 20 llO-rcccIts increasing. Qnaiiy
very vayrs-some weighs OIL bs and other q TO 81 s
TOBACCO Receipts very usht owing TO the breaksrcs
ia the lanai Inspections rot 50 large several
nssioLuss s2i2i Common Leaf s3a3l-othcr qualities
TEAs-Impcrialand GunpOwder 7Se sl5O; Black 20
WuiSkEY-Bbls 2ic, hhJs &c
EXCHANGE.
New York drans 2prem.
Philadelphia do prem
baltimore DO 2prem.
North Carolina par.-sinal notes dis.
south Carolina. .........,par Tennessee. ......lOc
Treasury Notes. specie. prem
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-05
conAuSfcArsp,

CoNAusfcArND.
IL is with great regret ,hs, we see 1oab, in,i.
mated in the advertisement of the Misses Murray,
whether their school at uopkinsvie will not be
discontinued for want Of Patronage. As parents,
NC know from experience iis value, and en- nnot re
irain To commend u aloss confidently to public IA
sor. Whether as school ior the Improvement OF
mind, morals, or manners, We believe IL to be un.
surpassed by any in the country, and should deprc.
cate its diseoniinuance rs loss to the community
We would sid, tina, II rceomms nds itself in man.
ner equally strong when considered in an economic
cal point of view. wM. J. BARkSDALE,
JOS MAYO,
JOIIN ClIfI.EN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-05
HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,.

Low. n''' "
The session commenced with an effort 10 subui,
~ usual n score Of motions.
Mr. ADAMS moved 10 take up the Report sub.
mitied by him no Chairman Of the COMMITTEE haV
ing charge OF the reasons Of the President, put on
file IN tho State Department for signing the Al
portionment Bill.
The Report concluded, ns you will remember
with Resolution Of Censure already published in
the American. This Resolution Mr. Adams was
anxious to have taken up ond adopted.
Objections were made by MIR SAUNDERS o
N. q. ond other Of the Opposition members.
motion was submitted 10 suspend the Rules
and the yeas and nays wero called. Two third
were necessary and the vote was % in the nlirma
tive and So in the negative.
Report was then submitted from the Judcisr,
COMMITTEES TO change the Circuits Of tho Unhet
States Courts IN some Of the Stnes south OF the Pc
tomac. Bill was also reported and passed 4
change tho time Of holding tho Courts IN Weston
New York.
This Bill was passed.
The Report Of the COMMITTEES on Indian Attain
was next taken Up, and the adoption Of the follow
ipg Resolutions moved:
RcsoiUta, That the House OF Representative ha
right 10 demand from the Executive such infor
mauon % may be IN his possession relating 70 N
SUBJECTS o. the deliberations of the House and with
ia The sphere Of its legitimate powers.
Rcsofpcd, That the Reports, and facts called IA
W tho House Of Representatives bv fs reso
luton Of the 18th ult. related 10 subjects OF J,
deliberations and within the sphere IL its leo
umole powers and should have Leen eommunI
tded.
Hoffsr', R''dvsi, That the Prs.idsa, u N
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-05
DEATHS.

pcPsrri this hfc on Friday the q Jly Inv Academia,
um,,ssSn,ns' :, fsr@vill', Prince Edward. PETER AN
nt"SoN. kfH universally respected hy all who knew
hun In The sudden death oflhis woTthy u,sn the eonu
ahy In which he hve has sustained loss. may
DC truly sadthd he always acted the golen rule s,
na'o Others as YOU would have have them do VOC
ne Deceased hat no family, sud but broihcr living,
kncwn In the wrisr. Sterling Anderson, Eiu Of Camp
beu lts tue that IA the midst of life In DEATH
y Enquirer anfNaohman OF the South requested 10
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-05
USGInXIEB BspH n % oE YIRGINIA-MEDT-

of In sfrur
oh III is department of the University presents
zee 70 nc found IN no other Echooi OF Medicine I'M H..
Union. lhc Lectures Commence the Isl OF Oefober
and terminate on the iih Of July ensuing -
p"ihg 10 Tie lcngth OF the session. which emhr..a. &.
pcIioi OF months three Professors are enabled no
loh ali INC duiics which In ohor Medical Inetfuoro
usuhy assigned To Ska and the EuIenta arc eeIo, ,
duIci 10 attend more than Lectures ON The same ,s
Wy this arrangements the students have an oppouunv 81
Icing wei Etoun led IN Anatomy. Physlology and az
.eensIy branches OF Medical Science before they In
sMe ueli applications In connection with The ANDY az
w. pIAeuce OF Medicine and surgery 10y "
Iuenstey before each lecture, the etients arc e,L
i '" ,uIl and rgh examination on the prcc eJn,
IeoIIe OF on portions Of te approved text hooks n 10
spa.eh thai the plan, Of which the oulnea hsye bac
brieny stated, IL one which allows the stden, 70 c
as wen as TO complete his medic tudies in the IN
~, a pesenisa happy combination ofthe adyants
seso' INC system OF insruston by private puplase ami
Any person Of approved moral conduct may offer as
oanuIatc, andteeeye the degree OF NJ D. without refer
enee TO time he has been engaged In ihe uiy of Ne
che or 81 Joining the School, provided he unlcfeoes an
by the cnactmcn's. '''S'''"V"
The Professors are:-
John r. Emmett, NJ ID, Professor NJ C,l,.,,t.,.. NJ.
macy and MaicTia Medcs ~'''''''' i"'"'
Hcnsy Howard, NJ d. Professor Of Pathology ami p,,e
uee OF MEDICINE, ObEciTics and Medical Jnrsprncnr
logy and Surgery. ''' i"yHio'
ia 20 esw ~ "' """pLLh' Proctor.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-05

add others Mr. 1'ylsr-and others sesia Mr Calsb
cushius-so tina, We are likely TO see as many fac
tons in the Janto as there,sre menaben ofthe Cor
poral's Guard. rs
The Bank officer above referred 10. is 80 very
much in earnes, in his devotion to tho Ell Governor
that Il the Enquirer will not publish hi, salOsiss
we may look out for hsnd-bills!
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-05

The Emperor Of Russia will soon eommsncs the
clnsirueson Of a railroad from ST. Petor burg Ia
Moscow, AZ an estimated expense Of $50 600 600
which 10 10 10 continued from Moscow to The Cas-
pean Sea, IiO m les further. making tie entie length
Of the road, aefoss tho heart Of the empire, 1850
miles, and oial cost, one hundred millions OF dol
lars. Msjor Whistler Of Mass, goes out 10 super.
intend the gigantic Wo;k.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-05
Ever yours,

t17 1t is surmsed that TWO editions OF the las,
Enquirer were issued-onc advocating Tayifr of
'25 per cent. o: high1" for northern consumption
and the other to egg on the an,i-TsrG meeting,
in this state. and to make them go for "Repeal."
The old eIzsn, cute as he is, will Le eaugh. at his
tricks some Of these daysl