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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-26

nnEsEzEe n AaTInT ic'si''S

eonaissios aIhesAsr. Bssi0n.
sI anu e,hsr ms.e hana'.e beusei sni soL r
Vessel. for foreign voyages fu n.hsd william, ,h,,. A.
ssunssi,n 60 the eharieTer and order. !, ,as,l
Marine and Pure Insurance effected IN approved Com
.s---- = su 10 e3is.
HE winier tern Of Lectures la tIs Insiauilen xiil
commence on Nondsy the aist 81 October and eoa.
Ienp Cutler, ~ Professor Of Theory AMI Practice Of
chanherlayne MD. Professor Of MateIia Mediea
nis. '. sos.,sran, Professor Of Obstetrics and
,, Johnson NJ ID Professor Of Anatomy aud PhysIo.
A.s Warner. NJ d Professor Of Surgery and sursl.
Maupin, NJ d, Professor Of chenistry and phar-
rfols-.ors Celen AMI Warner, will each deliver two
oineai Lectures week, in tho inlrtnsry al the Csr
nio.essoI JShnfan two week. At the Aims fIous AMI
Tertiary and City Hospital az inisrssns ssse,
themselves These institutions furnish ,rs. nu,hr, -
all Of which the s,scnt Will DO ainiied wi,hoa, sn
VIII anorn HIN rare advantages fli becoming sca ua,ied
apptspIia;e treatment The surgical esses adm tied ni
he Coese inhfnary ABORT the Professor q surgery OPP
opeI aiions before the class
The facilities %, the study OF practical Anatomy are I'M
any whsrc The Dsaferfsi TOT dissection most
anlc 1rd the extensive Anatomical Museum well sior
The Chemical Apparatus an eoileesn Of specimen. In
hsera Meea are very complete. 10 Fac, institution
oners facilities for tho prosecution Of Medical studies un
Fees so To each Professor.
The price of Doird non ting fuel lights, Servants Al
cndanee, &c. Is frO,n % GO to Go a. peIwess.
-. AUG L. WARNER,
- lu :, exaM9m ID an Of the Faculty.
TUE subscriber. ung his School for three
years, will commence tcsei Ing asaa the en- suing year
u this VIII be taught all the lower branches Of an
English cdneailon; also, the Latin Creek Iap-uascs
6eometry, hlsebrs Comic Sections, TTsonomei1y lie.
yelling, and Surveying -0'
Chemistry and Natural Philosophy will be taught m o
a. .ds can Do done without the aid OF apparatus
students viii be required 10 write
" anu those studying the Languages viii be re1ni, Ell rc
Languages " '"O "eau
The subscriber eau accommodate some six or .l.h,
ooaiders The charge Tor board will be sIn unlea, lie
Quoted W VI" NC uc-
The tuhlsn foo VIII be rs. Payments will be reonlre At
the expiration of each session. ~
rue school VIII commence on the 18th Of January ne
AM vacation OF month will be rive,, in The s,rc
Ihose wishing 10 inform themselves more
concefnng this School would refer Messrs Andef
eSn' OF Rtchnond. Mr. Jones. ofthe county OF ops,
Au otheff, who have heretofore pstronized my scboo
books viii be furnished students al BOOK siore Ticcs
those wishing to enter their wards will nle,sc
~ e as .o9n as convenient, by addressing eters 10
Az " wow W q. SHELTON.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-26

LAW NOTICE.
IWOMAS & GIIOLSON aud WILLIAM W TONNES
- have unicd partners in the practice Of the Law
lhey viii regularly attend all the Courts q
BrunsWes Grecnsvillc
souihamut0n, Prince George.
Amelia SUSSEX
The Town OF Petersburg
ad The Courts OF other where their services
may bc required They will also attend 10 any cases CON
nd 20 thoin 10 the Court Of Appeals Federal Court
hchInoHd Particular attention will be ycn TO the eocc
tol of claims.
Thomas Gholson an "a eft
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-26
ore NEW AND CHEAP DRY GOODS


The prffenf and dpyF0dclnF ssaa0u.
w. IBNkiNS hes received, within tho last few days
- and Will open this morning,
% packages Of and cheap Dry Goods purchased A.
present reduced state ~ tho and some Of ten
yet Than thcy can now be replaced These Goods with
Il very large supply recently opened offers 10 purcha
lo again or for their own tho largest aGaorns nj
Dry Goods IN the city. Selling Tor cash OF on credit lor
aoeepiances, bargains can be had.
Iue o.. ie now in motion, aud h The time pur
ase. New Goods will be opened every --. Please
amino The following articles:
~ balcn bleached and urhlcachcf Cotton Fhriinfa and
! fap.
|Cheap Negro and Bod Blankets
Travelling Blanket shawn
" on0n Oxnshurgs-varioua Faetortea
.0uss Cloth for Shirts
Elegant fancy and morning plaid ciugl,sf,s
several styles Lace Mus aud Gloves
Black and hlue.biack Italian Grapes
IL variety of new and cheap Pans
white Grape Lslc
'Clolhs, Casslmeres and vssiings, &C. Sc.
Iau 10
ono CLOTHS add Jones' CambTics, To1s-I.le ,sis,1
IL NH, Carlisle, and Other STYLE Ions Cloths
Jones WhHo Cambrics, No 10 ", received and Iol
IL. y"
|aD KENT, KENDALL ATwATRR
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-26

Tue exercises OF the Female Collegiate Insiiiue Buck.
irkhan county, Va. will be resumed on "Wednesday
''e ~ w instant LORENZO LEA, President.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-26

MRS. BRANDON having made arrangements for
an aceOinps he'd LADY assist her the education of her
daughters, VIII bc pleased receive under her charge
lew ioung .adies wno will Tie instructed all the useful
and ornamental branches Of Female Education a be fol-
Owing prices Cor tie term Of icu months
,headins' Writing, Arithmetic Grammar, Geography,
rs
10
Four or five Young La lies can be accommodated with
board az sli0- one half n advance.
TIE School ia the basement OF residence TO conmouce
on INC 3joi October, ana c osc on tic 81 ofAugus.
Richmond, August II, 1872. an3i an Gilt
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-26

- The Line Of Mail Coaches via
kk81- Fsrmviio, ior Iynehbnrs' leaves
rl2t,te -tYsy0IJS III, hmond every Monday, Wen
|RkNO RfKA ncsday aud Friday, uf b M
Erss-nese-.zElna through ny daylight. Pare only
|Dmee, Columbian Hotel snip dim
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-26
LOTTERIES.

LOTTERIES.
). G. GREGORY 6 Co. ~
aAsAesRs.
OFFICE on Main. 2nd door below Corner OF Main
and i4,h sueeis.
Frdsy Evening, at the EXCHANGE.
800 ie1, Of 90. Of $50 10 Of 100 etc Tick.
s25.OO0-iU prizes OF $500.
Facsn Drawn Daiioisi
10 he 81 avn At nlrinsore Wenc.lay the 2sh IL Au
70 flso 10 ofiooo Ooficp etc Tickets only ss~shaIe
Ia G GsSgss.iSa; =, >, M
..do..."...2 20 quarter. ~
For Saturday. 9Th August.
s3o,Oo0i
100 prizes OF $1,000.
Unon Lottery, ciass No Y. for lsi2-To be drawn at
g .' oS &c 90 9 sou s, A s C Is io5
OF .uvv' ETC. Tickets siu-shares Ia proportion.
Do. do. ...... - haive-...........C5 ~
Do. .-....d0.......z5 quarters. -
For tickets and shaos ndeeItaeacs k.ses in the
,.o. 20 GREGORY 4 co. Managers,
no All orders promptly attended TO- and an aeeo1n of
the DRAWING sent TO all who order FROM us.
JAMES PHALEN K Co,
MANAGERS.
RiehmSnd, Va.
.rand Consniidaiej Lottery Class No ITO be drawn
18Th August - Nos-i6 draw sl6 OCc 5O,o 3lO I3Ji
~ prizes Of 100, &C. Whole Tickets e5-sares in pro.
portion. " '''
fehool Fund Lottery. Glass No l26-To be drawn 9Th
August " Nos-l2 drawn sSOD. 1900, zoo s0yD
@ 800 1909, is n, l70O l66i. 10 prizes leo 90 OF,
fDo, &e. Whole Tickets el0- share IN proportion.
10 No lass than 10 Capital Prizes, and mostly In
wh9Ie Tickets, have been sold ami paid Office al
fea1y m this month"; and the prize Tickets can be seen
nJ- Orders meet the prumpt attention. and cspi.
tai prizes pah as usual with u.s. sight.
THO'S BIGGER,
al 10 MsEarer.' Agent
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-26
TO rnn cnEDIToas OF rnAsKLIs

To THE cREDIrons OF rRANKLIN
80, a srEn0Y.
You are hereby Gesi tAai two Trus, Dee.,- h.,e
De y "a ~ ffanklla sPersy frn IN The
s.sn er the equal benes u all retsrs
2. ys.s ne ds Of aid deel notify the ns, Enei Of
hard and seal release lie sail Frsnsua rner,x IN,
az Liability ouber than the ELECTS Of the 6rm shall dis.
us-oor address Is Lynehbws. Va.
THOMAS T. BOULDfN,
4, - DAVID T. sPENCE
~ - clm Trustees Of Franklin a
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-26
SEPTEMBER LOTTERIES.

,s,n virginia LessSurs Lottery, Cass l. draw SEPT ii
50 Of lso 80 OF 100 lss OF 200 CO Of 100 etc Whole
Tickets e0-shares In proportion w. ~
certheate OF package OF - whole tickets in the
In proportion. " 'e'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-26
For SALE.

u housI and LoT situated in the village Of Tsppsh,n-
nosk Es en- county, Gu the main street adjoining the
trean house now occupied ~ Mr. Thos. Mathews The
house IA coinDoous and pleasantly siiuafesl-
soh.dto u, there lot Of acres Of th.
hecersary Dubious a-hc premises Ia tocf ably ~ Oh
repair given tile hisi Of January For tsrs
apiy To the nnfer-ixnsd at New Gasxo~ Amherst coan
We or 70 Mr. w Franks, TAppshsnnoek.
an ~ ~3n RIO A IOCuifI
TO PLANTERS AND MERCHANTS.
ThE rates OF Tr.nsPoraiion on the Petersburg and
Cfteasvhe ard Roanoke Ralfoai. from q aston 10 Pc
tersbutH, have been reduced a. follows:
weight. VI 'e s'N~'
cents per kCg. ~ - $3.50 ""N ~
ns Flour to ~ cents per barrel I'M ntnn
Petersburg, Aug J T. ls,2 p,a'iIS,,,
Tobacco intended for Richnond VIII DC &c ed l,v
uls agoh, 81 Tie hiesond and felersSuT. Railroad Co
ior 81 % per hid, including SraYaEe In Pc
AMI a sff
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-26
sTRATToN OFFICE,
FSmieeHm Street.

fourteenth Street.
Drawing of MOnOngala Lottery, No 45-Ausust 9th:
- O. - Is 70 ~ 30 - "a 10 %
LeesbuTg Lottery, Class &c. Draws on Friday AZ the
Exchange, at ~ ocloct, +. NJ ! prize of sSOl 1900
ltSIi Of aNc, etc. rs Nos--H drawn. Tickets sl5Q
For MONDAY Morning linton Lottery No 70 1 prize OF
sJOD 1000, 5Oo, 300, LOO OF 1910. etc. 10 Nos-I2
drawn Tickets Ia.
B-ordets tor uckots In the above splendid Lottery
viii be met with prompt attention. u s,hiressedto
". sTRATTON
Riehmond,vs.
10 All orders confidential. an y
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-26

Grand Scheme for 9th August, at Alexandra.
Union Lottery Glass No ~. Prizes-s3)OOp, 10, OIL
Of coo. ~ Of 30 81 Of 100 e!c IS Nos-I2 drawn Tiek
els el0
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-26

virfinia Mononsa1 Lottery Class TO draw September
f r9 ifS Spien'nt ssheme-l prize OF s3o0O1 1000
5Ol 5000 0 20Oo i7i7, 25 OF 1000 Is OF 5)o etc
Tickets slO-shares In proportion. -
certificate or package Of q whole tickets In ,be
above Lottery viii be sl3O-shares in proportion
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-26

For Saturday, Sd September, at Alexandra.
ANOTHER RICH SCHEME.
Va IceshuTg, Class J.. Prizcs-s35OOo. 1000, 500
2O " 20 pTzes OF iOl each, 20 Of 400 Isl Of 30 ets
IS NoS-l3 drawn. Tickets SO
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-26

To Orders from The country in any Of the above
schemes iuccsng the cash. will be promptly attended 10
au22 WIN n CLARKE
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-26

Leesburg, Class M-Drlws in Alexandra Sept. 2lih:-
Prizcs-s3lt0l l0OO, 5Oo 3}lT, of 211 4of2NO no o.
1900, 30 900 etc. 75and u ballots. Ticketssl
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-26

WIN d. Chitienden, Secretary ofthe James River and
hanawha Company do he eby certify that James Peace
whose name IS absorbed 10 the foregoing aivsrsemenr
the Agent OF the ssd Company, duly authorized by the
president and Directors 10 make sale Of the stock Of de-
hnqent Stoe kholders, from time lime, may be deem
cn necessary pursuant OF tho
NJ n fsffrT-t.fs .e.,S5
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-26

For Friday At 81 O'Clock In the Exchange Va Lees5urs
Class a. Prizes $500 l5(n, l57 OF zoo Of go 0f
az OF H5, 0of 100 etc. IS Nos and II drawn. Tickets
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-26

Magnifeeni Scheme. jCOOl-50 prizes ofslsOo Union
n1efy Ssss No . 10 draw sent l7ll is42 Capitals
90 Of l 10 OF co., 20 Of 500 ~ or 400 N OF 30 q
OF ~ 5ooi $50 etc. Whole Tickets ei5 shares in pro-
certificate Of package Of &c whole tickets in the
shares In proportion.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-26

L You
not being an nhablint OF tie State OF VI ~ ins i.s :.
Iis ehoh oi giving YOU notice, that SHALL ON tue 18Th
uy OF ssptembet lSl9 al the Tavern ochand Court
hone between the hours Of ten O'Clock the nornn.
aud Ek O'Clock in the evening Of day. TO
me deposons OF George W. Harris and oilers u be read
as essnence IN my suit In ehancery depending the
circuit superior Court OF Law aud Chancery for cooch
,nd county ssainst you. George w Harris. James Moore
WIN Lewis, John Carter. Mrs Aun Harris. John Ire.
vlian James Ferguson AMI Charles Pope n MI. own
hi and as executor Of Lania Pope deed-And n The
taxing OF SAID icposlons shall bc closed on that dag
shall continue 10 take them from day TO day at lie same
place and tei~ee the same hours, until closed.
l7-cw5w lnIiN Napnts
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-26

LOTTERIES TO BE DRAWN SOON.
n1- Call each day before p NJ for the Lucky Mum
beIs.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-26

II the sales be completed the FIRST day they will be
continued from day 10 DAY, until completed.
JAMES PRARCE Agent
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-26

Charlottesville, Va.
MILL practice regularly In tho Courts Of Albenat.
and Louisa; and attend 10 business eonnded 10 him
In the adjacent counties.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-26

Union Lottery Class l3-Draws Alexandra Sept I7tr
Pdzos-stO coz % CO., 1880 guoO COlO 1000 800 26lT
Of 1870, - Of 100, etc. 7s aud Is ballots Tickets SIS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-26
RICIINInNn CnrrnN YARNs
InI.alIIfNI pI.nIfGms

NNE again respectfully call the sueuu,u ofour farmers
" io our assorimcn N beet PoHghs mode ~
lif ~ nfry w ihe asi juno uufnher ~ The Cufvaof
W teencrt rrouounccs tho best plough be tried
We nave fuld tifcm ~ some OF DE most IN red3hua
wcH - rrcIudicCd huutrs STATE, who have vcr
tcmctiniy lowing 20 tlcif prciudccs) pronounced The
prccise Plough Waufci
Incy viii - Que 'hiri work per day AMI ouiwcaf
tny Plough wh which acqnaintcfiie pfice being
TIE ssnc aa The iufcor fuurh tlerc De lc rsk
mskng ttts o. them, tnoWiag, d. Inst Is dolly ne
ceefry ~ give Them iti % insu-c thcir ~ ever,
arpcr in our state. CgEffER rEAkE
au4 m toers below the n,U
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-26
II EFE r EN- CEs

II L F EREN CES
Hhhn0rf CtarbnesriHe.
Gen'l u rnard Peyion, Hon T w Gtl,ner
y a. = James * TO Juise IN ~ q; Tuekcr
Jaquen la yloI, John x Jones
Lewis Webb, WIN A Ribh
sohn GORDON, Sample a. Minor,
CapcIton & CTnmp. WInW Dawson
au ~ claw5w
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-26

MonongAlIa-Dnws At AeShndria sept 10: Prizes
s30Oo luO00 GEO. tCO1 400 250l 900 I747 % of IOOC
. OF zoo, etc. 10 and } ballots. Tickets clio.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-26

6OO lbs Of 1--we Geese Fea,hers,low cor cash.
WV m6H m DANDRiDgE
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-26
JAMES PHALEN & Co,
MANAGERS.
RiehmSnd, Va.

Grand Consolidated Lottery, Class No ITO he drawn
10Th August ~ Nos-i6 draw sG OUc, 300 3lo I3ji
~ prizes Of 1000, &C. Whole Tickets e5-slres in pro-
portion. " '''
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-26
Il l. TON JOHN TON,
RICHMOND VA

N nOLEsAlE aud Retail Dealter In Drugs, Medicine
Chsmiess, Dye Woods, Painters Articles. obi
nie Glass, Glass Ware, &e. which he will sell ON m
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-26
CLARKE's OFFICE.

Union Lottery, No l2-Draws at Alexandria, saturda
August 27th. sSOO01 lO0o1 5O00 1904 100 Of loo, e
Tckcts gt0.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-26

. Commission AtncHAsr, Bosfon.
liotk anu oiher merchandise bought ani n,Ll ar ON.
si' one quarter per cent when advances not re-
Vessel. for Ieige voyages furnished Without eh.r-. Of
20 the ehareEer, and orders b. anil
nsins aud Fno Insurance effected IN approved Tampa,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-26
WORTHAM'S OFFICE,
Exchange BniGiHg.

10 Anorders confidential.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-26
TO TRAVELLERS,

NV wv, FAmiLY rlsOUB-A lot Of good new
- q n G1BBONa
'u W Opposite swan Tavern.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-26

FOR SEPTEMBER.
LecsbITg. Glass Ito be drawn at Alexandra sept 8
PGzcs-s350 1000 5OO1 3720 50 Of 1890 80 OF O6 etc
&C and iO ballots. Tickets el0
Louisville messenger., 1842-10-22
TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN
GREETING.

The defendants Of Benedict Arnold ere
requested to send their claims for his trea-
son at the Federal Senate at Washington,
under disguise Of arrsarages for pay and
1t is important that they should do so be-
fore the true ond royal sympcthies with tyr
amy and treason, who now holds the relns
Of Government; shall be driven from pow
er.
As the Senate has no. only decided &.
sainst refusing the fine Of $1,000 imPosi-
tion upon Andrew Jackson for defeating
their friends at N. Orleans. but also ac'
cep.ed a report from their Judiciary COM
mi..ee in favor of paying the decendan's
of Gen. Hrll arrears of his pas after haV'
inU been tried, convicted and sentenced to
be shot, for high treason, there can be
no doub. of their readiness to reward the
treason of our illu,trious ancestor, which
came 90 near placing Washington and all
the rebel forces at the mercy Of the Bri'
fish crown Dated at Tonkwottcn, in tho
colony of Rhode Island, this first day OF
August, in the 57th year Of the American
Rebellion, and Of the reign Of Whiggery
the second.
(Signed) hlNU'
Louisville messenger., 1842-10-22
RIGHTS OF WOMEN.

There is paper published in Bos-
ton called the Rose Bud, edited by q
lady. The way she occasionally rups
some OF her own sox ovor the head is
a caution. She says:
ave are extensively acquainted
with female operatives; and can safe
ly say, that, though generous, conf
ding, and lovely, they have great
deal more respect for character than
those in the higher circles, whose
faults, ifthey have any, are covered
with golden tapestry and thus hid
from the vulgar gaze of the world"
In the following she hits the bach
elors. Speaking of women, she
says,
sour aim now is, 10 defend her
rights to a liberal education; and to
defend the 'Seamstress,' or the wo-
man who takes in.' This class offe-
males have been imposed upon
Sneered at by the senseless elite and
their company Stunned as if a moral
pestilence mingled in their breath
The fact is, this is the most useful class
of females, and ought to be supported
and encouraged; and, instead of the
poor pittance which they now receive
under the namd of a0ages (?) hardly
enough to keep spirit and soul in ac-
ton, they should be literally paid,
that they might have heart to work,
and live comfortably, cheerfully, and
happy.
A tailor [may be a scamp of an old
bachelor, too can be paid price and
a half for undertaking garment,
which he sends toa female Seamstress'
whom he compeis so do the work for
one-halfprice; thus making for him.
self a clear profit of one hundred per
cent.--for what? Why, forsooth, cut
ting a garment Are women Slaves?
If so, lets have an understanding in
the matter; and let the lords ofcrea-
ton do the business of master and O.
verSeer as it should be done! Why let
us have any money at all? Won't
food and little clothing do just as
well ?"-GIo6e.
Louisville messenger., 1842-10-22

he once more hItohcd up his neither
garments, and exclaimed, in m audi.
Die voice, as ho lcit the cabin. "D--n
my eyes, fever ! take another fort as
long MS live"
Nccd add that though, to s,tisfy
the strictncss ofthe law, 90 which all
IN tho navy must bow, The verdict Of
guilty was brought IN, he was after.
wards amply rewarded by his supeh.
ors.
Louisville messenger., 1842-10-22

THs popsr Of FaLsehoOd. The follow
ing anecdote was told on trial lately, by
a distinguished French advocate Ma
dame Adelaide, sister of the King Of
France, in 1886, took under her protection
a young lady of family. placed her a,
boarding school, and received her frequent.
ly on holydays at her own apartments in
the palace. Suddenly the pro,ege announ'
ced to the schoolmisiress and her intimate
friends that she was abou. to be married.,
under the auspices Of her patroness, to a
young Lieutenant Colonel, to whom che
had been introduced by her Royal High
ness, and ia evidence of the truth Of her
assertions, produced letters on the subjects
with the seal Of the Princess, and in a
handwriting which all acquainted with
that of Madame Adelaide, believed to be
hers. Subsequent letters were also dis
played, in which her Royal Highness was
made TO state, first, that the intended
husband was detained away by his re
gimental duties--then that he was dan.
gerously i'll, and ultimately that he was
dead and buried. The young lady up
on this, gave herself up to such violent
grief, that fears were entertained for her
own life. The only consolation she would
listen to, was the permission to put her
self into the mourning Of widow. and
60 weep over the tomb of her 6rst 10
yer. The under governess accompanied
her to the cemetery of Pere la Chaise,
and at the gate, desired to have pointed
out the place Of interment of Lisutensni
Colonel Count NJ. who had died week
before, at the age Of twenty-five. The
Concierge searched the register, and
then assured the enquirers that It did
not contain the entry Of any such burial
which consequently must, hs said, have
Louisville messenger., 1842-10-22
KING.
the second.
(Signed)

A lady with flushed face and ca
buucle nose, consulting Doctor Cayens'
exclaimed-"Where in the name of won.
der. Doctor, did get such nose as thisV
sou, of the decanter, madan!--cut Of the
decanter!" replied the dcctor,--Er pa.
Louisville messenger., 1842-10-22
Published sperV Saiurddy Morning,
BY JOHN n. HARDY,


Terms, TWO DOLLARS year.
Advertisements will be inserted Mt
the usual rates.
Louisville messenger., 1842-10-22

COUNTIES. What Mon County
day held. Seats.
Adams A in Nj 4 N Natchez
Amite 9 do do Liberty
Alfalfa in Apl' & o KosiuS' O
RoIivar 2 do do Bolivar
Carroll / do doICarolt'n
Chickasaw 2af4in App N Houston
Choctaw 4 in Mar & o. G'nsboro
Claiborne I'm May 4 n L Gibson
Clarke do do Quitman
Copiah do do Gallatm
Coahoma 9 in App s. o. coaho'ch
Covingtou , do do Wm'sbg
DeSoto 4 Mar y sep Herman.
Franklin 4 Nay & Nol 1ne,dv,u
Green APP y oct Le, XVII
Hancock | do doISh'lds'Do
Kinds 5 Mar q sep IRaymo'd
Holmes APR & octI Lexgton
Itawamba do do Fulton
Jackson Mar u sept Jack c n
Jasper May q NO fauiolng
Jefferson 90 uoI rayette
Jones A Apl & Oct Ellisville
Kemper DO 40 Dehalo
Lauderdale May q NOV IHarlon
Lawrence 4 APR y OctI W'tlcello
Leake / do do Carth'ge
Lafayette May y NoVIOxford
Lowndes l App & Oct columb's
Madison l May & Nov canton
Maroon. 3 apP E. Oct columbia
Monroe a do do athens
Marshall laf A Mav3N H. spings
Neshoba 4 Nay g. No Philadel
Newton Saf4 MayS'N Decatur
Noxubee 8 in Apl g. o. Macon
Oktibbeha 4af4 Apl q OISarkvllle
Perry 3 in Ap'l g. o. augusta
Pontotoc 3at .dpl q VI IPontotoc
Pike | in May S'N Holmsvll
Ponola do do Ponola
Rankin June q Dec Brandon
Scott 2af 4 MayS'N HlllSDoro
Simpson in May q N Westvili
Smith laf4 MaySNl Fairfield
Tallahatchie 4 in May e. M Ch4ston
Tunica in Apl g. OIcommer
Tippah do do Ripley
Tishamingo do do Jaclnto
Warren 3 do do Vicksb'g
Washington do do Prlncet'n
WAYNE 3 do do Win'chs'
Wilkinson do do Woodv'l
Winston }af 4ap1 d U Loulsvill
Yalabusha | may & NovIcoffeevill
Yazoo do do'Benton
Louisville messenger., 1842-10-22

S,LvER.--Ee who has no silreT 10 bis
purse should have silver on his tongue
Louisville messenger., 1842-10-22
TABLE

TABLE
SHOWING WHEN, AND WHERE, THE
CIRCUIT COURT OF EACH COUNTY
TN THIS STATE Is HELD: