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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-31

D- The annual meeting Of the Virginia bible Society
will lake place IN Trinity Church, Richmond, TUESDAY
the bth OF April Tie auxiliary Societies through the
State, are Invited 10 send delegates that occasion.
ny order ~ tho Hoard
mh % n The Committee Of 4rrdnssmsufs.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-31
A MODERN WONDRp

among the wonders OF the times We find i, re-.
corded. says the Nashville whis thai c.,,nin an.
Ionyers dissected person who died for love in
London, and found an impression Of lady,s face
upon his heart" This beats animal magnetism.
Phi. Ing.
Inc Msdisoninn contrndicts (by authority the
reports OF divisions in the Cabinet-B
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-31
MARRIAGES.

Marrel on THURSDAY, the 9ih instant, at swe.t Usn
10 King William County by the Rey'd Mr. Acree Lame
Iipsc omh Esq. Miss Mary F. d,urhter ~ ne 10.
Thomas llaric, OF King A Queen. ~ '
no Enquirer will please copy.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-31

1t Is high time we had heard something farther
rom Texas. The nub'e are anxious to hear ,La,
the Mexieans have met another San Jaeinto dis.
comhiure.
Our latest dates from New Orleans are TO ,hs
x'st The Southern mail of this morning W III p,o.
baby bring some intelligence.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-31

Major Thomas ths late DELEGATED having dselin.
edsr election. Msjor Henry Fairfax has tesn nomi.
aatsd by the Wings.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-31
p II o G. Il A VI NJ Il -.

PRO II NJ ME
PART I.
Grand Chcrus.-Old Hundred-Iuihcr
rolo,-Falcn Is thy throne, q Israci-Narini
THoi-Bow down thine ear, Iord-Rossiui. Harm nr.
compartment w
solo,-Consider the Iies-TopnT. Harp Accompaniment,
Duet.-Hcar my PTaycr-Kcnt. W.
Solo,-Eveuing IIymn-Smith.
ChoIus,-HaIleluJah to the Flher-Beehoven.
PART H.
Grand Chorus-The Heavens are teIIing-IIaydn
Solo,-Th, Infants Prayer Novels.
Trio and Ch0rus,-Nght's shades no longer-Rosyipi
soo,-Ev Lameniafon--IIsrp accountant mont King
Dut.-Oh praise the Iuri-HaaFini
-olo-l know that my RcicemeI l.vcfh-TiandsI
Fnale,-Grani HaIoluiah Chotus-IIariel
10 Tickets 81 each.-Ch.dTen haf price TO Le pro.
eureioi DuyaL Treasurer AZ tho different Book.
stores and Music stores % the city at the door oftLe
Church ~ ~ '''
no oraoro to Commence at O'Clock. precisely.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-31

ir-TD MIR Simeon Buckner publishes card Of
two columns in the Globe, in -eply to the Report Of
the COMMITTEE on Expenditures. lie thinks the
object Of that report "io prejudice the claims Of
Col. Johnson" and tina, the Committee have done
grievou' wrong IN npprsng he people that they
have been cheated out Of SI2O OOOli
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-31

Meetings IN favor Of Texas have been held in Mo
bile and Augusta,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-31

John WRIGHT respectfully intmaies IN his
friends and The public tho arrival of part Of his sprnr
Goods, selected by hmscf during Inc last fortnight ant
from The vty depressed state Of the and buying
principally Tor cash. be b. enabled ocr greater haraans
in nc has hitherto done; and early call We solicited
Amongst tho Goods Will he found the following viz
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-31
ORATORIO.
a GRAND OR.7TORIO

II u KIN OR.1IORIO
MILL be given IN 1t. James Church, on Thursjav
w 3lst Instant, BY Ladies and Gentlemen Amatenrs
andProcssors Of Music OF Me City: exclusively Tor the
henoht Of the Church The selection consists of solos
Dues, Trios naneits and Choruscs from the work. 81
the bcs, masters OIganist-Miss 4 suly.-Conductor
Mr Evans -N'"'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-31
NEW SPRING DRY GOOns

DALM BEAFHATs-2O dozen Palm Ic,I ns,.
II Tor sale mI " a ~ WINSTOE
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-31
TIE ONE HOUR RuLEl

II will DO that proposition to reinsiute this
Rule has been again introduced into tho House Of
Representative. Il is, in itself, a most valuable
Rule AMI ought to he Incorporated in tho Law Of
Parliamonl-to govern NIL deliberative bodies, Bnt
i is particularly important at this juncturc, when
gentlemen make speeches two days long, abusing
the Wings Tor delaying ths public business.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-31

T 10y APAs sUeAR-4a hid. landing for .,io
"hN lW THOMAS roe.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-31

10 pieces Scotch 9. cnggha@ 25c pcrysri
10 30 bet quality, 17ic a.
English French aud Herman Thread Iares and ptetoye
Lisle AMI Cotton hdging7 aud Itccs I'm gre,t v,ric
- sand Bfus1cla tacca 'J
nlsck and white figured in
Corded Inflion Melt AMI Muslin
Rich Foutrd silks, q beautiful afvIe
Mushnf, ifomlH per yard add unwsrds
noincatics ~ All kinds
tutnhnro tacocsat 10, I2L IT, tsls And v.rg
Gloves, Crayats. IIdkfs., Linens lawns Dispe,s pcn
baHnes, CraTc etc. Oh =,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-31

g We would ask the Wing majority Of both end,
oi the Capitol, on what pretenec they assume the
right to make the Democratic minority responsible
for the present misconduct OF tho Govern mont. md
the dscred and disasters with which 1t is environ.
ed 7"-Giobs.
Because Locoioco measures brought the Govern
ment and country into their present fR-and Loco
ioco measures (undor the auspices OF Capt. Tyler
and his alies) are continuing and aggrnvating tho
d'''resses and emb'rp'smcnts Of the people. It
IS too late now, FOR the Locos to rcpudiate Captain
Tyler-Ihey wooed and won him-and they must
share a common fate.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-31

"" The Enquirer Is making much to do nbod,
bill to prevent frauds on the Election Laws, and
claims i's passage ASA party triumph We never
heard Of the bill, until the nigh, it was pussed-un
We presume that was tho case with most Of the
members. Many Wings voted neains, it because
they did not know what II vnf; and from tho eager
ness Of certain Locos to 'mugsle It through, they
were induced to suspect some rasealiiy.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-31

we give, below, petition to Congress, lately
transmitted 10 Western member. Il is authentic
and serious.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-31
~ o s Gazsls. ,neakLne of NJ Tnlel,a p1ono.

The u s Gazette, speaking Of MIR Tyler's promo.
sition 10 repeal the Distribution Bill, says,
at IL now not three months since some I.oco.foeo
paper with view q offending the Pendent and
his party, limited that the former would recon-
mend repeal q the Land Distribution Bill IL
thy servant dog, lhat he should do this thng7' re
% kclY' said inmate n tho White House that
the President Of the United States will sen bill to
repeal Inv which he signed only few months
back, and which has not yet bad a fair testP'
Hon. Waddy Thompson, tho new minister to
Mexico, hos Just LEFT New Orleans, for his post Of
duty. As Capt. Tyler proposes to have a brush
with Santa Anna, MIR Thompson will not enjoy
his mission long.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-31
NEW SPRING GOODS.

mr. p dl2na
10 Enquirer to copy two weeks.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-02-27

it, loans for its doors are now shat against all ex-
cept those who have business with the appointed
reoeiver. The other, hs Oswego Bank, sta1ds
erect, its affairs having zen conducted with jadg
ment and sound aissretio.. The evils consequent
upon the injudieious and too Abundant issue Of pa
per BY the sumerous banks, spread ever cur csun
try, not necessarily demanded ~ its commercial
oPsraions although very ssasibly felt in this quar-
ter, have net produced among us that dependency
which rejects the pleasures and Inducements arising
from social intercourse. ~ ~ w ~ sslia.
The old - we'll asths young marry-kive we'd
ding parties, whore the fashienables gather toee
therlsat cake, quaG the nectar Of the gods, and
sing I" hence duff care and melancholy" Such 10
the elasticity Of the human miad, that It frequently
seeks relic ffrom evils which Cypress in associa-
tons where chssrfulness prevaihs. faa .ssst
Oswegs has ever been fruitful in events and oc.
cufrencies Of an exciting nature Ts the mania OF
speculsxion in lots suceeeded che Patriot fever to
release our Canada neighbors from the yoke Of brs.
tish Tyranny, with or without their consent, and
now. although the government. through its depart
neuts, Zone 1t lesst the post ofce) has forbid the
exercise Of any Official functions by these brave
sR.r,.; IS the inanes'. 10 some cases mas been
b To shsw that We here are not out Of sight, as il
were, az some in our lake cities. through spirit
OF Jealousy, choose to say in relation TO businesa
matters, let me inform you that there are now ia
port, laid up for the winter, So vessels, schooner
rugged; six steamboats,, all owned here, and one Of
GOO tons hurthea on the stocks, which viii be ready
sides these, Mr.. Doolitils, an enterPrisng ship
wright, 10 building for Messrs Bronson & Croker,
two vessels, to be fitted with the Ericsson propeller
intended for the Chicago trade. Owning, ~ these
gentlemen de- about twenty vessels, their forward.
iss bushes: es1E ys .xt:s.ys + piooa thst
dsnce. The whsls amount Of tonnage registered
here 10 6S72 AHl-i'i4l 'H' ,fss =,
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OswEso, Feb 10th, l641 Y
Oswego is not 90 uninportaut place bat il may
deserve some notice in ysur useful paper, a. well
a. many others which have, through your csrrss-
pondenes, figured in your sheet. $780,,
II 10 celebrated in history ~ the scene Of inpcr-
tant events 1t was here from whence General
Amherst, in the year Of '56, with his Army Of ten
thousand well diseipliped troops, embarked for
Canada, and uniting with the British forces ap.
proashiss from the northcast, succeeded ia the
conquest II that country from the French. II was
here, too, that in the war Of the revolution 1t af
forded the Esglsh aad their Iadian allies an advan.
tageous position, from whence TO make inrcads
upon our border inhabitants, isflicting cruslties
seldom Witnessed in more barbarous, and svsn in
eur own time, and bat afsw years since the din Of
arms, in resisting our old snemy the Englisb, has
been heard BY many patriot soldier and citizen
Of Oswego. ~ ~
A place 20 renowned 10 history must psssess
some peculiar advaaAagss. I, il q poist upon our
noble lake, Ontario, which in the eye of our gov
srnment commando much attention. ApPropria-
tioas have bssn freely granted 10 improve our har-
bsr, and t. repair Fort oatsrio. situated ON the
east side Of the river, ccmmsndiss u: mouth and
further aid no dssh4 will - Afforded % complete
the works 20 we'll dssis~sd and 90 well construct
I'd, under the direction Of the very eeoPeesat en-
eineer. w. Lsdbeatsv. Already ID, the WORK 90 far
advanced, having undergone At ths sa.s tine some
uoWnese n ts ecnstruotiou, thst ample quarters IN
barraeks about to b erected, will b ready the
suisg su4mer for any force i ~sy ~ deemed pro-
per 70 statiea At Oswsge. We navc new . senpas
~ Of fine locking young mes, latsIy arrived, snd
ven cfF;cered, usdss the esnmana u Captain Num-
roe. well vessed 10 military tactics nt ssF y.
Oar pop~Istion 10 aboss Eve thousaAd; like most
Wild spsssistioas 10 towa lots, prodaeiog ruin 10
May, whs are new inpstiently waitisg TO - re-
lisvsd By the basksupt law speeslaaicns mostly
promoted BY the facility Of ektaisisg loans froa.
iastitations. II IL spprsksadsd tks Commercial
Bank Of this place has been Little 100 liberal In
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iCouespsndebee of TIE HeraId.1
~. ~ 9itst SYRACUSE, Feb. Il. 1892.
TIE ,csather-A rtists- Lions Rsigion- Temperatures
the Times Business > ankSupt', &C..
Taixxp BEvrErr - egs~ y
Since nv comnunication Of the Eth, the weather
has been caprieious q before, and the travelling
worse. We had storm last week, and there was
sufieient quantity Of snow fell to make tolsrabls
slsighing, had sot the wind, (Which blews gale
for tso days, and boxed the compass" every "a
hours,) driven IL al int drifts in the sheltered
places The reads are h,rrid, and consequently
the market is dull, and very little business Of any
kind doing. The merchants have not done busi-
ness enough within the last three months to pay
thsir rent. 1890. \. -s.,~s..., -, ~ /,
Fer the last two weeks, have had nothing else
to do between the three stated hours Of each day,
whsn the gong Of the syncuss House aAnsuncss
that the animals are to be fed" bat TO visit the
lions ofths plscs--fos Syracuse has her lions and
Rust, the host Of the ''syacuss," 10 one sf then.
Of fne day last week, left my room, its com
forts and ogvsmms, and Strslled into the studio Of
yong Elliott, artist Of modest prstsnsions, bal
posssssinG talent Of the highest order. He 10 q
6ss looking ycsns gentleman, somewhat reserved,
bat very preposssssise in his manners. He il Z
great favorits here, and well he may be, for the
syneusians have good rsasoss for being proud Of
him. have sesn number Of HE portraits thu,
would do honor 10 the best artists in New York
Those Of judge Lawrence and his lady, asd Miss
Rhoades, the beautiful daaehtsr Of the Senator
from this district, are among the best specimen,
Of the art have ever seen. His liksnessss ar>
perfect his eoloring true to nature, hss lights and
shades beautifully pleaded, and ~ warn and trans
parent ~ gossamsr Diekinssn, the minitars paint
| or, we'll known in New York, 10 here. i have had
NO oppsrtusity Of examining any Of his late works
but fbslisys he 10 considered BY eonnoisse Al
one Of the best artists in the country. He 10 thu
painter Of small picture Of washinetsn in hi
yoangsr days, Of which you have probably seen n
engraving. II was taken, believe, from an erigi
lal paiatiss SOW In he posssssicn Of @. w. Car
Tie, esq. There IL also, p this place, youse -.
tlsnan BY. the name Of Thaysr, who gives mach
promise 81 fstsrs grrstness a. a painter He %
sakinG soms instsuesisas from Elliott and has pro-
daesd soms excellent pistsrss. With spplisasicn
and study he bids Eir v bsssas ~ eminent arist.
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~. FeAnruu Es,psnrc.--A fsasfal epidemic = now
vaeine At Tseunssh, Mishigsa sweeping on Ms vac
tins n the space 81 9 sesy few hour s. .r
pains in the head.
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MILLIONS DIE

vIVtAT 8hkhMAN'S LOk BfySSGs would cure all VINO
Of the ONEIDA Confeenee given mp incurabe bls,
ss M ~ Sss. 'lI S:s rssS
% shss < e"sd II. d"ss :sst q *. so
=. s% T. all VINO ;s sonssmg,s % ss; e
tn Auown world He has witnessed their sse on sevesss
ssst rsssSy ,krsuh me blsss'ses Of Divss frov.sss
.houId be ,hs eomGca psossry OF ALL and every family o."
THs Rsy; Estms?d. Of THE city s.ys sx 70 49,
friends The Lest st,Gf q eonsuwptoa The mt
perssvsrs II their wee through tbs bssssi.s q 0sd shsy
is sss Az: NJ ..sius Bss.s w.u .:
gsvs sens friend Who hsa net enjoyet ssssJ sssp
several weeks being every few ninutes sttscheS
s.s:; = cough S , = :S.. .n q
.s "a h &. is ss sSs sss n
oS sfins s;. :, S.sisS s. - wooster ,
csa ~, Ave Az rssf had the
iii Ss md Cough Lessusss, oss Bog q Which -
sifsiy eysd 4s7 Pearl street. hss used then he
c.c;iv With and rsc0musadg than 70 ~
who arr afflicted with coughs coles, Or any aseeon o. -
M EMsrtin, the Ashiouabe msrchast tailor, ~ w.
liam street. suffered several weeks With datrssssng cos
which nothing relieved hn he tried these Lossnsss vhssA
Wsrskoass ss N.ssaa street. E.stscaaroh' iss ssv
cry; sands " East Brca iway Hudsca sd spns
= fa23st Bro .h Reddss and STATE s' Ss'sss
PArEK wAHkHCUSE.5'EE,Ss X 49,, 4nooss rs
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nnrrAETTEEl 40 Al AE n EfSSsNADcs uHzzz
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nswcs Wishing send to the old country Or tAsr hsn
- 49, ~ neenwory aT1nGeweute vfh the euoocneen.
- hs.s ksn eons ont N this superior line Of peeke ss
Liverpool on hs fth and lSk Of every mouth They Mu
80 have pt rate class Of American rangisnt ships s.l
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80 port o. sfehs hrm Mr. Jsn 2 ID. hocse = Aess
- wi rsuain during the that al the persons
49, pssgss have sssn paid hsss Forwarded with ears
Rspartise serssS fer not CONS out the money Willis
rsS 70 6css who paid y here without any dsdaetoR
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The Lancet 10 ~ per annum In advance-or 81 oentl
per singls number LAncsr Orrscs n ANN srREer.
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90 W. SAKAr0GA SPMNGsy Fed. a, Io4A.
State of Sdratoga Religion Temperance Great
sata 4 NJ Fancy Fair and Bal, &c.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT, Fac.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-06-23

"a iaonire what be the reason tehy The Mississippi
does not run dr. and leaUs the UGst regions lchieh IL
drums on arid dessrtS There goes the waer-and
mighty flood it s-tUnbling boiling Oaming, pouring
in'O the Gulf Of MexIcU water enough TO make a sea
every year. There is counter cuTren-nO river car
ryng the water baJk again; !; is always running one
way; and vet wonderful TO tell there is much wa
in the Western country now as when the white peo-
pie first found itl@W hat can be tie reasohi Why 1y
the oporation of the laws Of nature, the water which
runs out by this mighty stream is brought back bv the
currents of the aud returned to the earth
in rain drops and dew Drops IN snow and hail. The
fakes of snow, descending with scarce a feathers
weight melted by the presence OF The sun on his return
from the south, and combined together from number
less mountains and prareS. hills and daes form those
overwhelming floods which defy human strength, and
form one Of the most majestic illustrations of Almighty
power.
Now. the operation of the laws Of trade is verv
analogous to those Of natures law. Specie and
Specie funds are constantly leaving the western
country and the United States, in mighty stream like
that ofthe Mississippi yet they are never drained That
which goes out in food comes back in Drops and
these drops are numerous enough to keep the food al
ways running
We illustrate our reasoning by dialogue between
Mr.. Tariff and Mr.. Freetrade. Scene-Florence, Alas
bama.
Tariff Neighbor Freetrade, I am surprised at your
opposition TO a tariff Don't you see how free trade is
taking all specie from u.s. and carrying off TO the
East and thence 10 Europe.
Freerade Our specel' you call it. Now, our
section of the country does not produce speciei aud
how did we get anys ~
T. BY selling our produce for il.
F. Ay, Ay, by trade II began to come before it be-
gan to 20, did it notl
r. Certainly. The first emigrants brought some; and
our planters drovers, boat hands, sc. bring more.
F. Well, there was none here when the first emi'
| grants came here, was therel
T. No.
F. And the quantity has been increasing ever since,
| has it noti
T. suppose il has.
F. And yet thas been running East in torrent like
that Of the Mississippi, all the time has IT noll
That il what l was conn planning about.
F. Considering the facts just admitted, is there
any good reason for complaint Is it reasonable to
charge trade with carrying off all our specie, when it
brings us all we have and the quantity inrreasingl
r. But would increase faster lift not carried
away.
F. Well, suppose some one to save the water Of
The Western country, were to damn up the Mississippi
what would be The consequence
T. II would drown all.
F. II specie kept coming, and none went away, we
should soon have more than should know what do
do with. Is it not much better to let it go and get some'
thing useful for it'
T. don't know. must think about it,