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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-23
J. G. GREGORY & co, MANAGERS

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Drawn Nos Of Union Lottery -Drawn at Alexandria on
Saturday, 18th Dec
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the above Lottery 10 the Managers Richmond
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To be drawn at Exchange Friday evening
$4,000 in prizes OF S400!
Capals-$6,0O0 $500, 1000, 1873. 200 IS of 400
20 of $50, 30 Of 100, &c. Tickets . so,
For Saturday evening.
$1,000, 3,000 800. LOSS, prizes of 1000 &C. &C.
Tickets so.
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100000 I'm Prizes of 81 .OOOl
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1000 1875, 1000, 1900 prizr 1900 30 Of
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drawings Immediately a0er they all
above.
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STATIONS OFFICE.

STRATTUN'S OFFICE.
Drawing Of Monongaia Lottery No IS. E1tn-Dee 10Th
81 d6 - = &c - &c 20 81 81 ca 20 10
Drawing OF New Jersey Lottery No Exira-Dec 18th
10 SIS % ~ 81 81 a. a. u
Monongala Lottery, Gas 81, Friday III O'Clock
NJ. prize Of $1,000 $500 1000 I,373 IS Of 400 So IS
Nos.-ll drawn. Tickets So
Grand Consolidated Lottery No. 90 Saturday Eve
ming by Mail prize OF $1,000, 1000. Of 1000
ID drawn. Tickets - so.
L-eshurs Lottery C.ss O. for Monday Morning prize OF
$4,000, 10000 5000 1000 e.5o0 1000 &c rs No.
Louery-l2 drawn. Whole Tickets $40. d. 10
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-23

Watches and scwclry.
LOWER THAN EVER.
OF the reduction of duties
subscriber selling Of Gold Levers Anchor
Lepne and other Watches splendid pat
and Jewely Retail considerable reduction
prices being much they bought
place the City. As he constantly receiving deserp
lions Of Watches OF the styles direct from the
England France and Switzerland he enabled
aud much prices any
n America.
Gold Watches low 30 IS dollars nd
Jewel exchanged bought All Watches keep
good the money returned.
All kinds OF Watches repaired in the be-t
much than the usual prices by the
C. C. ALLEN,
Importer OF Watches and Jewelr, Wholesale Retail
Wall Upstairs, New York. dec I3-dkeep I6i
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-23

virtue OF Deed Of Trust from Thos- Jones
- public auction the of
seth inst II fair the day cash
comprising and Children They generally
likely, and very valuable.
de 20 2awtds THE TRUSTEE
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LAW NOTICE.

LAW NOTICE.
VoHN r. COOKE & JNo o. sTEGER Of Richmond have
- formed professional conneNion
They will practice together the Court Appeals
Courts aud the Court OF Chancery, n Richmond.
JOuN o. STE0ER VIII practise separately
side Of the Circuit Superior Court Richmond
Hastings also, the superior and inferior Powauan and
in the Superior Court Of Amelia
JOIN r. CoosE viii practice separately heretofore,
Western Court OF Appeals, Levisburg.
Richmond December l. 1912
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-23

By II. n. Dickinson.
TWO NEGROES.
Ihis MORNING. at III O'Clock in front my be sod
one young Negro Man. who good driver Also one Woman
2e years old, who 5 n good
de - II ntrur~soS 49, =
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80 LAW NOTICE..

IINHE co-partnership between GEoRoE w.
u knAD and witI,s C. fLorssoy. continued for another
nnn" ySas and win be conducted under s,l Of ead
i"arno They VII In future attend the Inferior Superior
.ou OF Halifax I'm addition Charlotte Prince
h"ad buckingham and Cumberland Communications ON b,,.i
hs Tor ue Cumberland and Prince bcer
su'ie sd to WliamC folnoy famvc Prince Edward and
iot Halifax and Charlotte IN George W. house
-RisA@saa-lewts Webb. Croueh. Broos. q
huason bnford Bacon Baskerville; Fir.rHs-N venab~
Co. Charlotte C. Hs-nooksr Scott; IadfsyJohn n "a
A'onu- ~. L<munds a Co. de 23-wlm
sn. y. fetts Gournrd,- Povsdrcs SubtiIcs, or
- tenesroting Powders, for uptooting hair-A supply
inond. Va. a. "a
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j. BRANNAN L. CO.'S
old DOMINION CLOTHING STORE,
Adjoining John iafys Union Coffee House. and R. ~ len
Aims D Good. Store Main Street We would enbee this oppo
,uniiy and method o making known tin
~ vicinity and the State that keep CLOTH
ING Of all kind and especially approae hing
seasons. which win sell reduced prices We rssc-
fay invite all TO call and -oet stock whether they
goods or not An goods sd BY thai do please every
Neet may BE- returned nd he money rsiuairi
AL goois warranted Ju 25-en
lNxrENsIvE SALE OF sIAyTss-wm be sold At Public
Gooehland Of Dover Esas Friday. the 5oh
inst from so GO valuable. an enbac-
Shoe maker raoes- &c &c. Msny II them young likely.
JOHN UNCONSTITUTIONAL
de is eff wM n. MACFARL.iND.
LAW NOTICE.
NHE subscribers formed partnership practise Law.
IL They viii attend the Cay and in the
Counties Of Gooehand and Louisa.
VI once on Governor street. next door Joseph Mayo ESQ.,
PEACIY X. GRA1TAN.
HENRY CoALTER CABEII-
Richmond. December sth. 1912. de lo-dst c&dwtf
or The National Inciseneer viii copy weekly
NEGRO HIRING.
IuNHE subscriber again offers his services TO the
- public in this branch Of hiss business. hiring
requiem He viii
continue attend the collection OF eye
Mr. RICHARD g. several years been ao
GATED with hun viii assi'thirn in hi. business
Office the Enquirer sace Main street corner
de lo-d&etSJan 2aw below Tho Banks
THREE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD
OST-My POCKET BOOK, containing
" about twenty four hundred and SIXTY
dollars Virginia 500 between and
Tennessee. 500 dollars Of forty fay dollars
South Carolina, payable Cheraw;
dollar note OF the Brandon Bank with papers
bills Of sale and receipts
The above reward viii be paid for the Apply
At the Star Office. a. r. PEETE.
dr2O-c&da.
"ANTED, by Graduate OF College, situation as
w Teacher. either Academy private family
recommendations regards qualifications,
letter addressed to w C." through Richmond
Will receive immediate attention
dc IL
tAsToR OILS bbl- Castor article for sale
~ cheap by de 8. r. DOVE.
Boys and Chiidren's Boot. and Brogans-an
qualities!
HDURClASfRS in of Boys Chdrens
viii ind good very reduced prices
lNGTON cos Mansion House. de2l
CHILDREN'S VERY SUPERIOR" WELTED AND
PUMP SOLE BOOTEES AND SHOES.
NM have received direct manufactured fresh
supply fChdrons Weltl and Pump
Booe wade order, equal
Virginia. and which shall cheap. BURLINGTON
q CO. Mansion House. de2l
LEWIS HILL,
Collector and General Agent,
Richmond, Virginia,
A 1THNDS to hiring Negroes and collecting
N adjacent counties and Caroline
nx-r.. ~ -.
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STARK q CO.,
EXCHANGE CLOTHING STORE,
n kffER Tor inspection, n large assortment Of
~ fashionable ready made CLOTHING such CIoaks over
coats reos Oriental Robes Dress Coats Pants Vests
suee pertaining to geniemans wardrobe.
been taken IN the manufacture OF their
point OF style and workmanship Clothing made order
or elsewhere and that The objection generally
regard TO It's being badly and poorly apply
Us a shall be cndeavour worthy
OF "A good name" in proof OF which solicit a
de23 Oo.o.,,e H,cha,p. Hazel
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l. LANkETs BLANKETS. &c
IL Point DUNE and Blankets
Rose and Whitney blankets all szcs
fsin and PLAID Linpcys very cheap
glasgow Jeans, and kerssys. do 10
Red Ncnow aud White Fiannels
Hossry. Of all kinds qualities
Gloves OF every description and .ire
ALSO,
large assortment Of sk and Cotton Umbrellas vsp
chsap J. d. CUNSINCuAMs
c22 Cisau C.sh u,v c.o. \. so,.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-03-31

THE CHURCH IN MAINE.--This dio-
cese has been very highly blessed Of late
IN securing the services of SO many tai
enied and devoted clergymen. II will
receive n very able accession in the mis-
sionary recently appointed to Bangor
The Rev. Mr.. West, who accepted this
appointment, would be an acquisition to
any diocese. With a. mind enriched
with large theological and literary attain.
mcnts, with a fund of experience acquir-
ed by long and successful ministry, and
with heart thoroughly devoted to the
work of his master, he goes to this new
field of labor, in the freshness and vigor
Of manhood, and with the highest pros
pect, under the divine blessing, of sue
cess. MIR. West has been more than
once called to this city, but he did no,
then see his way clear to leave the flock
Of which the Holy Ghost had made him
an overseer. His parish which he leaves
is in Aourishing state and fully estab-
lishcd-and therefore can now better
spare him. lie is about to enter upon
field of missionary labor, and we trust
will be the instrument of gathering in n
large harvest OF souls, and OF aiding in
building up the Church ofthc Redecmcr
in strength and beauty in the diocese Of
Maine.
N. B. The Rev. John West will en-
ter upon his new field of labor at once,
and requests, after the first Of April, all
communications to hm to be directed TO
Bangor, Maine. -Episcopal Recorder.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-03-31
EtrnrS a..

The New Orleans Bulletin says the sur
render Of Geo. w. Kendall, editor of the
Picayune, has been peremptorily demanded
cy our Minister at Mexico, and as pcrempto
rlly refused by Santa Ana. The other pa
pers say nothing Of the refusal.
A Total ABSTINENCE SOCIETY, com.
posed Of Executive Officers of the Govern.
ment, has been formed at Washington. Hon.
Walter Forward, Secretary of the Treasury
has been elected President, and Messrs. Will
hanson and Ellsworth, Vice Presidents Mr..
Forward made neat and manly speech on
assuming the chair.
Boz was entertained by the Allegheny
Club in Washington city on Monday night.
Gen. Kcim, of Congress, presided, with St.
Clair Clarke. Mr.. Adams made beautiful
speech, and Boz responded handsomely.
The Thames Tunnel is TO be finally open.
cd to the public about the second or third
week in April.
The National Intcllgencer says-"In the
case of Stockton, Stokes g. Co., vs. Amos
Kendall, late, Postmaster General, against
whom the plaintiffs brought an action of dam
ages arising from his Withholding payment Of
certain moneys claimed by them as mail con.
tractors, the jury returned verdict of elepcn
thousand dollars damages .Jor the plaintiffs"
An Otter, measuring four fee, nine inches
in length, was shot in Cranston, Il. l., a
few days since. 1t is the first one ever
known to have been killed in that town.
ENcKE's CoMKT.-A correspondent of the
United States Gazette has furnished some
calculations Of the motions of Encke's comet,
according to which it is now approaching the
earth at the rate of two millions Of miles q
day, and its distance from us will be re-
duccd one half in less than a month. 1t is
possible that it may be seen this week or
next, with good telescope.
The canal commissioners Of New York.
have given notice, that the canals OF that
State will be opened for navigation on the
Goth Of April.
The splendid st. Charles Theatre, in New
Orleans, was burnt down on the 18th instant,
Sunday erening, on which occasion there was
to have been a performance Loss from
100000 to 100000. Had the fire occurred
two hours later, the loss Of life would un-
doubtcdly have been very great, as every
seat in the house was engaged !! o ITEM.
pora, o mores
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-03-31

The Providence Journal thus admon-
ishes the friends Of law and order, to
keep up their organization throughout
the State. 1t will no doubt be regarded.
We answer for Newport-she is ready
to toe The mark, at tho shortest notice.
Our organization is good, and our men
true as steel.
KEEP UP TIE ORGASIZATIoN.-The
organization which has been effected
in this city and in many Of the towns,
should be kept up, and where it has not
been completed, should be made per-
feet at once. In less than four weeks,
the freemen will be called to .he polls
to settle the question whether Law and
Order shall still rule, or whether the
State shall sink into the arms Of faction
and anarchy. A tremendous effort will
be made, and the friends Of Law must
rally in their whole force around the
Government. No party considerations
must be suffered to distract our coun-
ellis or divide our strength. Higher
questions than of party call upon all
good men and true, to stand by the
State.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-03-31
GENERAL ASSEM- BLY.

The Legislature of this State, met in
Providence on Tuesday last, to count
the votes for and against the Legal Con-
stitution, sc.
The House met and quorum was
formed at 10 o'clock. After number
of petitions were presented and refer
red, the two Houses joined for the pur-
pose of receiving the votes upon the
Constitution.
The ballsts were received from all
thetowns, and the Counting Commit
tee was then appointed, and the two
Houses separated.
The House then soon after adjourned
till Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-03-31

From WAsuINGToN. On Monday,
the Senate rejected the nomination oi
Col. STUART Of Maryland, as st Comp
troller Of the Treasury, by a decided
votc-2l TO 10. The grounds Of oblec-
ton are stated to hnve been Of the in
competency of the nominee to fill the
position The Senate have therefore re-
jccted The nominations for this Office, Of
n Loco(oco and Wing. 1t is intimated
that the President would probably on
Tuesday or Wednesday, present to the
Senate the name Of a gentleman unex-
cep,ionable as TO qualifications AT this
particular juncture, when our Tariff laws
are to be revised, and the entire revenue
system remoddlcd, the ist Comptroller
Of the Treasury should possess rare legal
a,tainmenls, n sound discriminating judg
msnt, hnd great experience and industry
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-03-31
THURSDAY. MARCH 81.

THE CoNsTITUTIoN.-As the votes
on the Legal Constitution, are now be-
ing canvassed by the General Assem-
bly,, we defer publishing them, until we
have the corrected c6ieial table from
their hands. We shall then publish
them.
BY the returns from all the towns, ac-
cording to the Providence Journal, tho
majority against the Constitution, is re-
duced to 6l3.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-03-31

The National lntelligencer of Satur-
day, speaks Of the Presidents Message,
which recommends repeal Of the land
distribution law, us follows:
"The Message of the President Of
the United States to the House Of Rep
resentatives, which will he found in this
days paper, has been for some days
past foroshadowed by public rumor, and
even in some Of the Eastern newspa-
pers. Its general object, to impress
upon Congress the necessity Of early
action upon measures for the support Of
the public credit and for carrying on
the Government, cannot but be highly
approved. The House of Representa-
tives yesterday showed, however, by n
majority of nearly forty votes, that that
body is willing and ready TO do its duty;
for it has, under the rule for the adop-
tion Of which the country is indebted
to the vigilance and perseverance Of
Mr.. STANLEY, fixed upon Wednesday
next as the day on which dcfniiire ac-
iion shall be had, in the House of Reps
resontativss, upon the Loan Bill, the
most urgent of the measures now be-
fore Congress. This vote Of the House
is n sure pledge Of its devotion to its
duty.
With respect to the recommendation
by the President, in this Message, to
resume the property in the Public Lands
and apply it to the purposes of the Gen
eral Government, considering as we do,
the settlement Of the Land question by
the act Of the Extra Session to have
been the most vital measure Of Wing
policy, and almost the only fruit Of the
political revolution which placed the
Wings in u majority in the Government,
we do most earnestly hope that it will
be well weighed before it be responded
to. To us, this giving and taking back
seems but childs play. The property
has been, moreover, acknowledged by
Congress to belong to the States, and
has therefore, and therefore only, been
given up to them. What right, then,
has Congress to take it back 7 The
Government Of tho United States has
the po,rer to do so, it is true; and, if
might constitute right, it has also the
right to do so. But has Congress the
moral right, even if the land were
grant to the States, to resume its grant;
Much less, surely, has Congress the
moral light TO re-demand property which
it has acknowledged to belong Of right
to the States, and not to the General
Government. In this light at least the
matter appears to us.
We do not, with the Message, consi-
der the unsettling of the Land question
to be necessary to the support of the
public credit, or as basis for Loan.
OF how little value the proposed mca-
sure would be to Government, in that
light, we have sufficient evidence in the
fact Of how little the possession Of the
same resource, by the several States,
during the last nine months, has effect
ed towards sustaining the credit of the
indebted States"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-03-31
I A R L W L / / II Y N Y.
by WILLIAM ~. CRANSTON.


Assembled here, Great God, to-day,
We thank thee for thy guardian care,
Accept the homage ofour hearts,
A fcrvcnt and united prayer.
Protect thy servant who has closed
His faithful abors with us here,
And grant that we at last, with him,
May in thy heavenly church appear:
Beyond what language can express,
We bear thee record of his zcal,-
Affections warm and gushing tear
Tells what our honest hearts now feel.
BE with him, in his distant field,
To crown his efforts with success;
o guide him in tho walks Of life,
That lie thy Providence may bless.
Wheno cr the vital spark must flee,
And all his earthly labors cease,
o bear him To thy raptured realm,
A steward Of the Prince Of Peace.
And then his seals Of ministry
Will shine bright aud heavenly gem,
And glitter round his peaceful brow,
a Pastors honorcd diadcm.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-03-31
WIIAIERS.

Arr nj New Eebiord, 2Gth inst, ship Lancaster, Swift
Pacific Ocean, with full cargo OF sp oi-Reporis nj
Maui, sept 20h ships Philip Tahb, Jenney, of Warren
with $50 hbs sp and 2O)0 wh oil Oct 5,h, Galen, Bor.
Macy, of Newport, years cut, l200 s2 and $50 wh
9Th, GEORGE CIiAMPLIN, Brown, OF Newport, Q
years ont, 1000 sp.
~ letter received in town, from the Cooper Of the
ship John Coggeshal Mr. Joseph Green of this town.
reports her a Maui, Nov. -, with 1850 bills sperm mad
65J wh oil aud The George Champlin with 1900 bbls
sperm.
Arr at do 2Gth, ship Milton, Tuckermnn, Pacific
Ocean, with $500 bbls. sO0 sp oil Reports OF River
In Plate, Jan. 23d ship MENKAR, Shearman of New
pert, 9 months out, clean.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-03-31

The Rev. JOHN WEST, for several
years Rector Of Zion Church, in this
town, has received and accepted call
to the Rectorship of the Episcopal
Church in Bangor, Maine. Mr.. West
has been a very faithful Pastor, and he
goes to his new field of labor possess
ing the affections and regrets Of the
people over whom he has 50 long min
istered. Mr.. West preached his fare
well sermon last Sunday afternoon at
the conclusion of which, the following
original hymn was sung, as voluntary.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-03-31
BRIGHTON MARKET-MoyDAv, Marcn o
Reported fer IN. Boston Daily Advertiser a Patriot

At market 220 Beef Cattle, go pair Working Oxen
Is Cows and Calves, 325 sheep. aud e2O Swine.
PRIcgs-Beef Catlle-We quote To correspond with
Inst week, viz. lew choice Catie nj sc. First quality
. so "a IS second guilty "A 75 10 25 third quail
iiy "A a. 30.
Working OXon--SsO, "a, and 90.
Cows 4 Calves-Snes at s2O, rs, 2s and 20.
Sheep-Priccs not mHde known.
swine-Lols TO peddIe 81 0p 4c for Sows and A III sC
for Bnrrows lot large Barrows 4.c.-At retail from
II To &c.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-03-31

We received through the politoness
of the attentive clerk Of the steamb oat
New Haven, yesterday morning, New
York papers Of Tuesday, in advance Of
the mail, for which he will please ac-
cepl our thanks. His frequent favors
of this kind, are always acknowledged
with gratitude by US.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-03-31

FOURTH PACE.-An excellent moral
tale will be found on our 4th page. We
believe the same story has recently been
published in one Of our town papers,
but it is none the less valuable on that
account
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-03-31
For the Herald Of the Times.

A letter in the form of a printed hand
bill made its appearance among US, in
South Kingston, Tuesday, March 22d,
sigred by Thomas w. Dorr s. others,
and addressed to Dutee J. Pearcc, Esq.
The words "the Landholdcrs Con-
stituton defunct"-"We are up and
our opponents ii. c. the Landhoders)
arc down." would at some other time
have struck us as implying that the
above gentlemen labored under de-
rangement Of intellect. If they would
wish to be understood as being in full
possession Of their senses, why make
use of expressions so ungratciul? The
defeat Of Mr.. Pcarce in 1887, would
have been rendered still more ridicu-
lous, by detection of the Yooman de-
mocracy of the south counties, and the
Wing editors in August, 1889, would
have shown Mr.. Dorr in a still leaner
minority, were it not for tho excrtions
Of some men lately denounced as "To-
ries," and CAN'T Republicans"
But this is an age of experiments,
and we are said to live in land OF lib
erty-therelore we see no Inconsistency
in the conduct Of Messrs. Dorr and
Pearcc. They have an undoubtcd right
to prefer the friendship Of theirtalen
lecturers, to the simple votes of such
men as ourselves.
A SouTu kISGsToN Loco Foco.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-03-31

sD~ We regret to say that the
Message Of President Tyler, coming
rather unexpectedly upon us, has crowd
ed out several articles Of considerable
interest, which were prepared for this
number of our paper.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-03-31
MEMORANDA.

Cid at Mobile, 18th, Brig Confidence, bailey, for Dos.
ton.
Arr at New York, eth, ship Huntsville, Mumiord, I'm
New Orleans.
Al Wilmington, N. Z. lsth, brig Echo, Messcr, for
Havana, next day.
CID at New Orleans, 9th, ship Palestine, LitieGold
Liverpool.
wig pilot.
schr Fancy Peterson. Is days from this port touched
ut Key West on the 10th inst. Tor Pensacola.