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New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-13

= E p FOR HUDSON, CATE
SszSsS.ss[=TSR KILL aad CoXSACK, or lar The
ce wi! prrnil Stages will be 10 readiness The steanl
hozi SUPERIOR, Capt. Could will ssy The Fer foot
of Chamberstree;, this Monta5t afternoon at O'Clock
For passage or freight apply board TO J. B. Nicbos
500, las West,sueet
E-AI persons are forbid pg any account
OF tIe above boat, captain or ownefs al
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-13
r AIDES INDIA RUBBER OVER

HDfED IINHIlA hUDDCN Wv En-
EA SHOES, at J. B. iiillers Ladies' Shoe Store, l42
Caast have now hand and constantly receiving from
the celebrated manuiacory Of Horace Day Inda rubber
Overshoes OF all the SYKES good In quality and as law
III price can be obtained at and In NcwYofk La
dies Cater Boots, OF all the fashionable colors hand
made 10 ORDER at short notice.
White ard black Satin Slippers for balls parties, weds
dings. Gc undressed and black lies and buskn
daube soes) 10 bngs per pair, warranted
better than those sold at the cheap stores
one dollar per pair.
Ladies particularly requested cai judge
for themselves, AT J. u. MILLER, l42 Canal-st,
d9 6t cod .ig between Thompson and Srllyan.sts.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-13
DISASTERS.


Bark 81 Clair, from HayTe for New Orleans, blown
ashore on the morning OF the l4h u!t the ~ E. end
CubH be ween Neuvitas and Puerto Principe The cap
ain passengers and left the vessel about srk
about six hours after she ames and supposed
10 have been wholly destroyed
Brig Edward Reand, arrived al n Oreaus ssrung
aleak when days cut from Antigua, and is nearly
ter logged.
II reported at Halifax eth Instant that the brig Lady
Huntington, Stone, from York Yarmouth n. s., bad
been cast away on the Nova Scotia coast.
AT Bass Harber schr Swift, and from Calais for ns.
Ton. before reported bged and filed got off after dis
charging. Schr Panama, Miller, from Boston, of and
Sullivan was driven ashore high up and badly injured.
Sch Velocity Montgomery, from Calais for n York.
at l. Island, Me- 4ih, with loss OF dsck load on Sd.
Halifax, NJ S Dec. 6.-Ship Orient, OF Falmouth, John
Duty from Quebec for London, with timber, iowed
into Georgetown, E. l., Goth ult, in very leaky
Brig Emerald, Sponage, from Antigua for Lunenburg,
put in at harrington 10th ut 81 days. heve her
beam ends in the gale Of The 5th u, away mannas
10 right her, decks swept &c.
Brig Thomas i Edward, Parker, IS days from Antigua
for Liverpool ~ s. dragged from her anchors in Port La
tour llarboe on the night OF 18th u in gale and would
probably be lost
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-13
NxT ATCHES lower than eyer.-In con-

w TATCHES lower than eyer.-In con-
wv Sequence Of the reduction Of duties BY the la!r
tariff the subscsbe is selling his stock Gold and silver
Ieyer. Anchor Escapemena, Lepins and other "9tctfs
al new and spendid patterns and Jewelr at retail s
cousiterab!. reduction from former prices, beng ue'
lower than they can be bought for at any Other p'cs
The eity Gnld Watches 81 low as go to - ,
Watches and fewelry exchanged or bought ~. -
uary,nted 10 keep good tine the money rrkpiIe. -
Ws,rbes ard CecEs repaired in the best manner az" VA"
ran,ed ar much lass than sbe usual prsceS ,..,..rv
v. aiA.ssts Ia and re.a 50 Wa-s, stairs.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-13
ARRIVED.

Ship Hiram Allen, Wilson, days from, Charleston with
ndze, G Sutton. M
Schr Am Denman, Howe, II days from Bermuda, In
ballast, 10 Middleton Co.
Sehr William Wier, so days from Kingston, Jamaica
Schr Chief Sachem- Mathews. 10 days from RaNport
Win pas. .el and laih, 10 Nelson x Brown.
Scir Lucy Means 10 days Portlaad with molasses
10 the master 80
Seh7 Copy, days from Nantucket with oil
81 scir Catharae. Crosby, Il days from Yarmouth =
with wood to j III Braine
Schr cornea, Davis, from Boston, with u,dze, 10 John
S;evenS
schr pocasset Tucker days from Ea,,por, with lah
Schr Mary Elizabeth Clark, days from Milford DEL
with corr
Sch Jabe1 White, Rogers, days from, Philadelphia
schr Helen Redmond, Shepard, 2 days from Bedford
with oil and candles, to the M ster.
Schr Hesper, Smith, days from Bedford, with oil.
naval stores, 10 Si Plat.
BELow-Schr New. York, trom the West Indies; also
2brigS-WEd light N E.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-13
no LET at 476 Broadway, handsome
Il from, Room ard Pantry I'd ioor-ren. 81 per week

~ 10 BE LET-The House No. 2I5
Pearl-stree Brooklyn.-A handsome new House
built IN the modern sty lie, with basement and attcs and
with cstern water Introduced by ppe pump Goa! waits
and every appusnance complete, all finished off in tie
neates and most permanent y days org-ilih he
let good solvent ,enan: for OF years a, very
low rent
Ineaye a. No. 2ls Pear-srect Brooklyn next door or
al ii ADn-street, New-York. d.3lw
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-13

hp n
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. /, 1871.
Mes,r, Edors-Deanessis disease which has hitherto
been considered incurable bat caa inorn The public tDa
Is mistaken idea. have been deaf Tor ten years a3a
concluded that must remain SO; bu: not many months
siuce saw in your paper advertisement Of Scafpa VI
for Deafness As the last resort cQncinded 10 Try y
am nsw happy say bear well as ever dc.
Of INV frierds likewise tiled it. One of them was 50 deal
tkat he used az ear .umpet now lie hears perfectly well
without il The other very much troubled WIN loses
in the ears and bead, aad he once iornd rsfe asa -
well Two bottles cured ne which thought getting wei!
pretty cheap. SiLAs BUGBEE, Secoad St. below r!Ge.
Sold at wholesale and retail, by A b. l. d. sands; Dru
street Also sold by David sands Co.. No. n East
Bleadway; A. e. Sands Co, No. Z3 Broadway, cofc, :
OF Char bers-sreet. Price, 81 Also sold by Df Ua'a
Jayne, No 20 South Third street, Philadelphia, dI5 IN
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-13

board. but fell into the water. splash was heard and
rope thrown him. but being dark he sunk and
was drowned His body found between 10 snd II this
day. Verdict, accidentally drowned
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-13
rNDIA RuRRER SHOES.--We COM

ever knowa SIC by The case or fof plan soes Se
per pair figured SIZE Terms caso soa ,I ). pss,s
z. cGRS,NG & SON, i4a Water street,
di2 6t,a "a door below Maiden .ane.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-13
IMPORTANT.--Deafnes

4 Cured-Seaspas acoustic Oii.-For the cure OF
Deafness rans and the discharge OF matter from the Ears
also all those dssgreeabe noses, like The 6uzzng OF H.
sects falling of water whining OF steam &c, WINCH are
symptoms OF approaching Deafness ana also senefaiy az
tended h disease.
lrls :onei aia " IL, be read with interest
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-13
CLEARED on SATURDAY.
CLEARED YESTERDAY

Ships 'rginan Allen, Liverpool, Kermit; Angeiique
Edwards, Amsterdam, Schmidt. Favre Co
BARK mary Jane, Flitner, Orleans Nesmilh, Leeds
brigs Clinton, Lyon, Savannah. Sturges Clearman;
Etrnrlan, BralseoH, Orleans, NeSmith Leeds / Ca
sc6rs Jn!la Shoemaker, Apalachicoa, John Ogden, II
osa Lylsr- wilmington do 4 Hale. Bearse, Boston
Chss Pi,man, Townsend, Phladelphia, A Cooley Co.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-03

King of Ga, BarEs of Mass. MxTHror of Ohio,
TALLMApGE and "A. LAWRENCE FOSTER of this
State, will be among the Speakers. We have
only room to ask those who do not care TO hear to
stay away, rs there will be e great abundance
who DO
70 NATIONAL HALL was thrown open to our
friends, who in hundreds and thousands were
forced by the crowd te desst from entering the
Tabernacle; but the arrangements not being well
understood, no meeting was organized there, though
citizens continued to arrive and depart throughout
rho cveninc
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-03
Contents of This Days Tribuue.

rar.RaRY-EwBANKSH HYDRAULICS, with extracts l
% JOHNSONIA, by Wilson Croker, -"
THE DEMOCRATIC REVIEW, -.
The History OF FICTION, &c. &c. -.
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS. Ms........................
TIE WANT CT EMPLOYMENT, (Letter and Editoria) ..2
Ngw.YoRK AND ERIE RAILRoAp.....
ASSOCIATION articles on Attraction and Providence
Advertisements of Hats, &c, Sandss Sarsaparlla
Do. Literary, &c, AmusemeDts, Dry Goods, &C. 8
RECEPTION OF THE WHO MEMBERS OF CONGRESS. -. I
General News. Brief Editorials kc...............
Adv'ts-Schoos Medical Travelling Zeal Estate &C.,.
WHOLESALE PRICES CURRENT.
THE SCHOHARIE cAVERNS, Gust discovered l....s 9
Tns RESCUE OF THE MAIDEN, Poem by Hosmer
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-03

nYwe had Intended TO publish in this number me Las
Sneech OF Mr Hudson OF aIass advocacy OF tne
tiop OF Home Industry, and have it in type DEL ps "
matter compels 10 crowd il out at last.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-03

The Weekly Tribune for the p.esenI nv WEEK E1
,,s.n,, E,ad;,;on The Rescue OF the Maiden. Poem
Of aso lines by W. H. c. Hosuer Editorials on The Tariff
pm,rh Calhoun presentations OF the
journal Of coamerce-LoeoF Foeo Fais,heaon o raple n
a. Congressional Proceedings. The usual variety OF
NJ. sra,y Notices and Miscellaneous Items, CONNER
c;,, and Money Matters, and complete List OF all good
HnL II; The United States with the rates of discount at
Ney.Ysrk Price st cents, and in wrappers for mailing at
,t. came price.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-03

p Hon. HENRY VAS RENSSELAER, '''sa
who now represents in Congress the pi''ns. : 10 h.
posed of St. Lawrence and Franklin Cou'''s'
clines reelection.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-03

r Advertisers win please hand in their advertisement
sor Mondays paper, before O'Clock this evening.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-03

10 Hon. FRANCIS GRANGER, werssres "l.
declines being q candidate for reelection % -
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-03

70 The Assembly doubtless comPietea ''. =
day the most infamous Gerymanderlng Appys
ment ever known. We are confdeft the 80
cannot be whipped into concurrence 10 y
will adhere TO its own bill.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-03

10 The LIFE AND SPEECHES OF HEsase- ; =.
No. ", is published this morning, bYS,p :, lb
68 Barclay street. 1t closes the s2e''l ..s<4
Greek Revolution contains Mr.. c.'s gre'i Y =
of 1924 on the Protection of Home loda'DJ .f,,|
his Address to his constituents in 1872 10 =, r,
ton of the Infamous charge of Bargain a. q, j
rurtion. (4s pages, Price I'D esnsJ
a, this Office.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-03

90 The Reception of the Wing Members
Congress in Philadelphia on Thursday was ng
nfcent and enthusiastic beyond example. Ffes
thousand Wings were out to extend the hand
welcome The Address of the People b, Ii.
Members was made by Hou JoHs SERcrgr
and responded to for them by Hon N. P. TAI
MADGE, who closed with the following sef-
ment:
"The life, the soul, the embodiment of whis prinepa-
HENRY CLAY"
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-03

10 The friends of the $3.50 Exemption !"
in Albany held strong meeting on Meaas,' =
evening-the Mayor in The Chair. G L0''"ss
Esq, reported series of able resolutions ''',
eating the law, which were supported in a sPee'
by H. W. STRONG, (Senator.) There Is 10 ~
fer that the law will be repealed.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-03

u The Virtues OF sarsaparlla asa res'pi.s ,;.. ,a
the blood, and consequently cure FOR e,tb By -
from It's mpurty, hive been sufficiently IA ea< -
heriess prsparers and certificates we seg tit "
in ovp knowledge: friend had t.,,l. ]. sp1 !
gerousy diseased with tumors as seli IT, ). sa.sA u
head, which had long deaed medical sAl do, sS
fears 10 as, and we, pretending 10 10 r-,,,tt
cine, urged bm to try bottle Of Bris.of M ,tas
para, AS we knew Mr. b. and bad isiln = - nneSas
He followed ouf advice and Cared tSe 80, ises 70
This was,wo year, ago; and we saw hs lls,s Id ass
;erday in excellent health. So much we o,,cea2
tify; and we believe the child IS sli'ing nov ~
SassspariIla. See certificates On our Las
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-03

10 It's thought that the Boston Exchange sIl
probably cost about $35O,QOO, (Which IS less a'a
the original estimate,) and also that the ap'f
ments now lie, produce an income of sl5,S5o sd
what was to be let would undoubtedly pros'"
$4,000 more--in all sufficient to give dgi'.na
of per cent per annum.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-03

De1&gales 10 the Whi. 5tute UUH'cn"'-
nt Syracuse.
Cortland Colon. JOHN MILLER Ws' ~
DREws.
Oata,io.--JAMEs II. WOODS, russell D.
JOHNSON, LoDowrcK C. FITCH.
Uzster.--PErER CRIsrELL, Jr. ID. sIH'''
MAKER. r.
IVyoming-Gen. JOHN A. McELwAn' "
WIN A. COOLEY.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-03
Reception of the Whis Members of Congress,

THE GREETING.
At IL o'clock the steamboat Fairfield left the
foot of Barclay st. for Elizabethport, having on
board the Committee Of Arrangements, with Dele
gations from the senior and Young Mems General
Committees, the Clay Clubs of the several Wards,
and fine band Of Music, to meet and escort the
Whig Members of Congress to this City. Passing
round the ships North Carolina and Warspite, the
Fairfield proceeded down the Bay and reached
Elizabe,hport about ] O'Clock. About 2, the
Members of Congress- escorted by depu,a,ion OF
the Wings of fElizabethtown and by JAMES N. REY-
soLps, Esq, who had proceeded to Philadelphia
on behalf of our Committees, were deserted ap-
preaching in carriages, and were greeted by sa-
Lutte of artillery.
Among the Members of Congress who arrived,
we recognized
Senators MOREHEAD ofKy. PHELPS of vi.
BATES OF Mass. TALLMADGE ofN. Y.
MILLER OF N. J. PORTER of Mich.
(Messrs. EVANS and CRAFTS had already arrived)
hessrs EashS s @
THOMSON OF Ind. L BUTLER KING OF Ga.
." HALsTED OF NJ. ALLEN OF Me.
kAs1otpa Kseok af ns.; RnvMas
BURNELL, MATHIoT of Ohio
SALToNsTALL, CRANSToN oil *. l.
FILLMORE of n. y. MAYNARD OF N I.
CHILbs, BlRDSEYE,
LINN, A. L. FOSTER I"
ToMLINsoN, BABCoCK,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-19
CoMMU NICATIONs
mo- rmE MmIGs OE THE srArE.

10 the name Of our country. and by every eonside
ration that should aetusle integen men in the sese
ton OF az makers, invoke you to exert yourselves
in the coming election. An easy victory is within
your grasP;-The folly-the madness Of our sdver
saries-has given you an issue. which, properly
used would PROSTATE any party to the dust, at any
time, under any leader. What, then. should 1t do
with those opposed to US, who waning in every
element Of success. save zeal and disciplined An
impoverished Treasury, and ruined people. speak
uumpet'longued against our adversaries, who, fer
so many years have been in power II there were
no other cause existing that should urge you TO ex
er,on. the opposition of the Loco Foeo Party 20 the
Distribution Law, even the reception Of the mo-
ney while the law exists, would be amply sufficient
What is the effect of that opposition, even accord
ing TO their widths: that FOR fear of con.
ungent, indirect tax, which, if should be laid,
every man may pay or not, as he chooses we shall
resort, at once, TO a direct tax, which, when laid,
every man must pay whether he will or not. The
indirect tax bearing principally on the rieh-the
direct, equally on rich and poor. Need there any
other argument to move the necessty OF driving
from our Legislative Halls who have so long
disgraced theml A TRUE WIG.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-19

LAND hoNIv-FEDERzL sYMPArEfSERs
40 the just claim OF Virginia ior her quota Of the
Lano MONEY, the Pensioners upon Federal bounty
oe)eei' The General Government is in need OF the
money and can't spare it-you will ruin the credit
OF the country These estimab.e and patriotic
gentlemen never consider that our own State is
more IN want OF our own money than the Federal
"''e'"meh'-eni that We too poor now to be
generous. They overlook the fact that our public
ueo' hall as grea, rs that Of the Union, and that
'u' means are not more than one 10 fifty. They
arc great State Rights men in the AnsrRAcr-upon
paper, IN protests and resolutions-but they can't
'eel Tor the State and its rights in matter practical
and important to its welfare They have no dread
OF increased direct taxes at home-they have no
fears for the honour of the Old Dominion-no. no,
all their sympa'hies and sol eitudes ore appropriated
TO the Federal Government Theirs ia nm ex
panded, disntercsted patriotism which con,ul,s the
good OF all the of tho world before that of ,her
neighbours and themse lvesl Possibly, il the veh
could be lifted, there would appear under this grea,
show OF disin,erestedness, proper amount OF sci.
hshness. Ii might be found, that they cuamour-
cd with the honest and economical mode in " hich
the Federal Government disburses its revcnues-a
few hundred thousand to this favourte, and as
much TO that and the o,her-and without this fund.
some, aud they among the rest, would obtain no
portion OF the spoils IL is not to be disguised.
hat the States have no, yet adopted this iudcious
and popular plan of disbursing their revenues and
to this cause. in part may lie referred the hostility
of these gentlemen to the States receiving their own
money.
But should not this reason, which thus operates
on the dependents of the Federal Government, pro-
ddee different effect upon tho people at large
They who pay the taxes, and desire nm honest
Government, have double motive in demanding
the receipt OF the money. Their taxes will be
thereby diminished, and the means Of c.rrrption
to that extent will at the ,ame time he yyrested
from the Federal Government. Judging by the
past, the States would make better use of this
money, than the Federal Government. They oould
no, make worse of il, than in squanderine il,
upon branch minis. defaulters, transportation of
Indians Ivy land and water at the same time. tho
HIRE OF Steamboats,, purchase of wagons, &c. &c.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-19
LUAHLh PSYCHOLOGICAL wOItIIs.
Received at IN, Bookstore Of
SMITH, DRINKER n MOpptg

TUE Family Prayer Book or fne nosk Of C,,.,..
n Prayer and administrations 4 The s,r omen, .
n'h't hn's an ceremonies Of the Church accnrIny a.
' use "i .lc Protestant Episcofal Church n no. Inc,
TIM't' ~ lh'nas church Browneli. ~ ID, LIN
ihenpnoFiY ~ tIe enary. Inspiration al Tho Ill,
= iVif'a ~ = " ~ itIHa4u. Ff0fraa1r 90 Tbrf-..
trucva Translated ~ Kirk ' w.
rhcfa Ffvraf ur Zoe Private Modraqua ari pr.y,. ,
lhe Rev Thomas wilson, u H. No. which b. stio , ~ ~,
Supper ' wv i"i1 p
OhHumphfeY's Observation. Third g.isi,o
Inc Authority of Tradition boz Matters u RrIrop ty The
Rev George Holden, Ma N''' W 'h'
Christ our Example, SC. ''"''
Manual ~ Sacred Interpretation. Tor nc tc,.c,
Of JUNIOR Theological Students by Alessndod W.
Mcdiauug and Addresses the subject oil prsgcr h.
The Rev Hugh White, AM '-J''' "
History n The grclf Reformation Of tho tctt, ,,,,
in Germany .Ewfzeranf g.. by ID Nuie ID au,.,'
nc Testimony N Nature ami Revelation o. fls goirg
fcraus Dunfofmclne '-"''
Psnb.es, byF 4 kummaacher, AN Translated from,
We errman, BY ~ Agnew
Blunt ~ " '"''''''f ~ '''' NV w.
hunts Complete Works
teauac On Baptism. ~ Rev r. Hickereffh
ihc 'onsfuton and CanOnH Of the pfofeefsnf
'i , lhlne United States, by Francis HAWKS
ntpsual biFtuoua, the Dulles and Rcrnoneittrtie
Iac ke0n ''' Nv 'ho NV WIN "
We haye opened me- above in me dsye
WIN lage COLLECTION of Valuable publiestous Aiso
bleRani stationery ofevery desc ription
spH SMITH, DRINKER MORRIs.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-19
ro-Tho following are til. quotations.
NEW YORK MARKET Anil NJ


COTTON-The cotton market closes rather oui.
city this week, under the expectation of the speedy
reception per the Gcat Western, of foreign adviees
up TO the hrst part OF the present month. The sales
for the week ending last evening amounted to $50
bales oil which say $3.50 were Upland and Florida
at :. cents.
FLOUR AND GRAIN-There has been more
Hour selling this week, though the market cannot
be considered particularly active for Canal. The
general sales of that description are at So 37l, al
though one or two parcels have been pushed off [
sos /. Troy flour is held at S6.25, and few
hundred barrels only were sold at that price. No
large sales could be effected at over go 1874.
Round hoop Ohio, via Canal is neglected in
consequence of the large arrivals via New Orleans
some OF the latter Is OF very superior quality, and
meets with ready sale from the vessel. lot OF
ilVO barrels of prime brands was sold at SO per
barrel, and seveful other lots of from 90O TO 500
barrels each, Of mixed brands were sold at s5 93i
lot OF mixed brands OF same description, consist
ing OF 1000 barrels is held at S593i, and S5, S7I
offered
Baltimore city and Pennsv lvania -four is sold OF
500. Georgetown and Howard street are dull at
There have been several lots Of Illinois wheat
via New Orleans, sold this week. One lot was dis.
posed oil at Sl2s, another 81 and tie last sale
was a lot OF 1900 bushels at I,26
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-19
GRAND OFFICIAL DINNER AT THE RUS
SIAN MINIsTERS

IL Is not the habit Of this paper TO introduce irlo
It's columns illusions TO the affairs Of private lite
hut perhaps ~e may, without improperly invading
the privacy OF social intercourse, so far depart fem
this reserve, % to make mention OF an entertain
ment which We understand was gwen on wednes.
day last by the hospiable and respected Minister
OF Russia, which Vas remarkable no les for its
sp'sndor than ier the distinguished character Of tho
guests, and the honorable motives which may be
supposed TO have prompted the assembling at the
same table Of such u company. To do honor to the
Minister OF Peace from Eng land. and to bring around
The same social board with him the leading men ofall
oil our political parties, together with the representa-
lives OF Foreign Powers, is presumed TO have been
the motive Tor so marked an sssemblage Our read
c" will appreciate and pardon the liberty of this
notice, when we enumerate among the guests who,
We learn, graeed the feast, tho names Of Ex Presi-
dent Adams, the Secretary OF State and other
members Of the Cabinet, MIR Clay, MIR Speaker
White, Senators Calhoun, Cri,tenden, Preston,
Benton, Barrow, Wright, Rives, King, and the
General'in Chief of the Army.
We may hope that all the good feeling which il
was the purpose Of the generous host 10 promote
among his guests will be found to have flowed from
the meeting.-.Nai. lat Of Friday.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-19
A CARD.

To the citizens OF James City county, for whom
have sincere regard, having both myself and son
been educated Mt their College, William s. Mary,
ICED bless herl beg to say that should certain
ly have visited them their last cour; day, have
made known my political opinions. and 10 have had
the pleasure of shaking them by the hand. On, |
did not receive my nomination candidate for
the Senate until tho oh instant at night, and. OF
course, IL was TOO late to get there but will thank
them to read my communication to the District. and
If they agree with me-, and choose to elect me- will
DO my best TO deserve theis confidence.
will he very much obliged 20 any W hs friend
OF James City to circulate this Card, and my com.
munication to the District also.
Very respectfully,
HILL CARTER.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-19
DEATHS.

Died. at his residence Chesterfield county on Mon
dly moinns, al O'Clock Cot lawson Burloot In the CON
wear OF aus age Tie friends and acquAniabces Of the
lahy are invited 10 aitend Ills funeral, this morning. t
~ o'clock FROM his late residence, without uuhor
taton. ''
On the ilth instant, At tho residence Of Ahner ~ Harris
John oveHon, in The 18th year Of her age.
Died. az bis residence, In the unity OF enreo on the
ON INST MT Nelson Hail. ia the 5iih year Of his age
IeaNhs an an ellonac companion and children aud
numerous relations aud hicnds 10 lament their loss The
suhieci oi TINS brei memoir Kind and aecionat.
husband an brother az indulScn and good and
uUuy may u he sad, he was an exemplary aud
We lament his loss; but IA
assurance not only u his felicity hereafter also
inaol tc hnal salvation OF all mankind revealed
inspired volume Of Truth