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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-19

/ AD'Es SUPERIOR tUR GVUN0 AND PLAIN GUM
= tIA-IlC OVER SiO..S-A beautiful af;l1crt OF
ne a1,-e Oser a5-7 i,1iss 10 gore a.. Tor 80 -
i-4dits slt p.cI1c Ell ani .u7 ~. ulasives Il
ID. BURLINGTON & cos
ce- a-usion House.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-19

lt~I Ieee.vcL Oy ~ay 1f Raj Rad NON phlr,erhis
tSo ttses hent.el us f"r 'aiSss 1onble s1ls wa.
t.i fsovi bb1.a. which sil 49,! 81 e. 81 per pair
a.sp .asS OF is'd sOod a1s0Itli-n, OF Miles & Sons
"aicTp'c'i SUI Dtrss Boots shoes wlc' wi ~
sell ~ small a. nce fIr &c " puncfu.l crgtsrs
"n'g. JJuN :. JONES, Agent,
"a - Opposite the H.uss
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-19
DINNER AND ia SETS.

Al a. nI'neri o. bilncr aud Tea SETS of ne,-
80; - az ha1 is,'iic patterns, 20" sing IA -ar 81
Nh,e IA4'.2 DiuiuS r"t- of Ff,nch siisves
~ hIr sione Gonna - - ~ dD
blur anio;ncG colours q, 80 -,
"t 'ina Ecs Se,s, -rya; variety ,sltcra- which lac
chi@ens arc insilci % csl ami -xrlae II ! EVANS
jas Min :.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-19
PACKET BoArrOR LYxounuRo.

NtUMEIIIINt. Is = TIiA-lIst TrrcIg-I = vcrv ~.
- perior Tot ~ SupcrGlc Fiors-frr sac.
IA - WYATT, WINSTON, POLLARD & -
4 HrLDRES's CATER BOOTS-A Few
- Josca Chiisnis C.fcr Boots, Just opened tuci Tie
hanis1incst We have had-lor sale cheap.
JUDAH MYERS 3 Co
- . Cheap H. = and Slcc De.isra
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-19

" rs = - r SIS t-E4ls FLO ~ I.tN-.
| W RANDOLPH a co have r1r sale vases Or shell
- fuSe4-, cabnouV ucarl, IA ~ any note Ihe ar.
cat Of the Shells a correct hccuuiri tha,
- h1H 70 drtcc, thc frenc- tcWccL fi.tn 1rc uifu
uab4 Dc and oTIlr,,ntai. =, n.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1842-09-09
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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1842-09-09
8entu9ttu9en.

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Sefbeint reatIlndst8 epcn 5reitas.
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ayr o3lstb baar ts"blt wtrHn, wr man "ibt au fon3s
Nrt IN Nehnun9 icbt.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1842-09-09

!Gw5 5eoer poitureter bat oa5 0tetht, eiuen Srie
III rOflben 1h 3emn959elo beftnoet, 20 fret an Den
Druter su ubcr(enoen.
l8snn un5 mi ere enrfetnten esIer oEo SEQ 1enoer
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beu, u1o 1T 1ener @e9emp1rt oaS 9eo tn enen N5rte
an uus au legcn @r hreibt ocann Die slOoreBe oarau
uuo franftrt 6en Brief rpoour ben Subcribenten ptt
bem Or,Ifer ba5 loit1eo erlpart miro.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1842-09-09
(Nunmer 9.

erIe 9n9It aus Dem Iroume 9eblieben. @r ipransin
sIntonieus 3tmmer. Sie lag NIT geldIctensn Au9ett,
NIT bolcfe9 lddelnoem Sl!d, Die S9anoe tromm 9etab
tet, auf benz Sopba. ais Ihltefe e, uno trdumte BON
Otmmeetppnne uno Grenctafelt. gle mar ober toot.-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-05-19
@ @ ne

These were ordered to keep half cables length
from each other, and in all cases Of emergencyto
keep as close as possible to the Commodore "Now
Mr.. Hoffman," said Mr.. Cooper, suppose you
were in command of ship No. 3, and from some
cause you suddenly found your jb-boom over her
iaiirail your jb is then brailed up and your main
'opsai thrown aback; what would you do sir, in
such case, as matter of pure seamanship, to ex-
tncate yourself, without reference to order. or TO
the fight, then going onr'
HoFFMAS.-Why, sir, I'd iuF.
On this, the jack tnrs present almost roared out
with convusive laughter, Cooper sarcastically
asked how he could huff with his jib in the brails
and his maintopsail TO the mast. Barry (of the
celebrated Barry case,) being applied to, corrected
The error, and said he should hail the captain of the
ship ahead of him, TO put his helm down, and then
pass him.
Mr.. COOPER then said, that party feeling seemed
to prevail to such extent in this matter that the
witnesses had lost what little knowledge of seaman
ship they possessed If they ever had any. He sums
up this day. and threatens blow his antagonists
"sky high"
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1ror,es,,RE n s2lti.n a.


BALTIMORE, May Is, Is4a.
Military matters move on finely Camp Baltimore y
has become the grand resort Of beauty and fashion, All
classes ages and sex visit it. cnliv ening and
pleasant scene is seldom to be witnessed The soldierv
present an admirable appearance all hale hearty first
rae looking NEIL Governor Porter. of Pennsy lvania will
review the troops this morning. at nine ococka vast
NUMBER Oh persons have already Friday how
ever 10 be the gala day. Then Captain Tyler Out we
must call him Major General for this occasion will cas-
his eye In review over the encanpment and put his veto
on those who don't up to the mark All Baltimore
and moro If possible will be at the camp on Friday
afternoon. vs. N"'
There will be good deal of struggling for the beaut
ful prize banner predict and think you will find that
come out right that either the iancntc FensbIes o.
the Mary land Cadets will win it. They are the two bcs
drilled companies the ground There are others to he
sure who come very them. but thew are LACKING
htte Inc Lancaster company attracts much aienton in
consequence Of its fine drilling handsome apearancc
will Sec
The races at the Kendall course commenced ,,s,or,o
and were well attended. The first rae. a; between
Pucketsb. and Colonel Thompson : Ktt,,on Inv The
lacr. second race was contested by Lmory s Min
Co. Lesthecums D. c.. and Bowie's r.--wou bv Gen
Emorys Mingo There will be cry fine racing TO-
day: W
The great State Temperance Convention met YESTERDAY
ana mad very large attendance.
Mr chandler editor of the United States Gazette Phil
aaeipna was to lecture here last night but was
xeTy ~ on ms way in the cars rendering him unable to
iuinl his engagements He is recovering however and
Will hold forth before leaving the city.
The Ravels had only tolerabe house last evening
concert was pretty well attended and the
visiting our city Towards the close Of the week IL will
be crowded ~ " WIZ
Virginia money has improved and may DO quoted at g,
Ihere Is no variation in eastern exchanges
1 he weather continues very fine.
Yours, ROpERICK.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-05-19

ADVICE TO PERSONS BOARDING. wriIer
has been induced to make this communi,
hoping it might be useful to many of your re
they profitting by his experience. Persons. an
ticularly ladies, when at board, should moi c
gate in each others rooms, aed indulge in ent
tanning themselves byla conversation about all
conveniences or imaginary difficulties that !
presented to their minds, or talk to, or witt
hearing of, servants, about what they woul,
or they do dislike; but go to the host or hostt
state state then s grievances or wishes she's for rest
the guests at first) will, if permitted to accup,
minds, and become subject of conversation
be so magnified in thcirmind's eye as to be il
able; thereby rendering themselves miseral
happy, and feel obliged to leave what woulc
wise be an agreeable home and seek other
dations but to encounter perhaps greater diff
A Ro,r
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OUR PACKET SHIrs-We are glad to learn that
Captain u. L. Waite, who has been cultiva,ing his
beautitp farm in Connecticut on pure nautical prn
ciples, has again taken command of the favorite
packet England, and will sail for Liverpool on the
10Th proxlmo. In managing his farm, he found some
difficulty in driving his oxen, they not having stu.
died any dictionary OF sea terms They would ne.
Their luff, nor keep to the larboard or starboard.
We learn also that Captain d. G.. Bailey, who
was seriously sick during the winter months, has
fully recovered, and will take command Of the
South America, to sail hence on the LIST of June
So two popular captains have returned to their posts
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RODERICK
Phlladelphla.
Correspondence of the Herald.l


PHILADELPHIA, May ls, 1872
Leriss Frauds and Diseosmes--Cu House-Meefine
Of the Presbyevian General .qssembiy- Deafh-S,ock,
Petition o'ifmPeaehment Of Judges Of Criminal
You could hardly have been aware Yesterday when ron
penned the ION dit which appeared in your paper today
urging the indictment of Lewis and his coadutors that
compostors in this city putting type the letter Of
the Attorney General in which Lewis is declared mt
only absolved from present indictments against him. hut
that none others should be found for any of the alleged
frauds committed by him agent Of the Kentucky Bank
This is the way things are done here
The letter of the Attorney General does not state WHY
this immunity granted Lewis but it seems to be con.
coded that the Kentucky Bank officers have been assured
that Lewis will give such evidence In the suit pending
between the two banks. will enable the Kentucky
Bank to sustain its claim. This will take all the schuy
kill Bank possesses I anticipate astounding disclo.
sures-nothng eliminating the directors of the schuy
kill Bank farther than knowledge OF the frauds when
use Of the schuylkifl Bank and whether Lewis oath
will be efficient to subsantate this not remains to be
The matter is attracting considerable conversation
here.
There nothing stirring relative 10 affairs in The
Custom House. Roberts is still in his seat and
thought will maintain il until the adjournment of Cow,
gress lie will have to walk however, eventually
John Clark an Incorporate man. residing in the uppcr
part cfhe city about Is Of age was this morning
The General Assembly ofthc Presbyterian Church Of
the United states assemble here Tomorrow A iarce
number OF the reverend clergy in BY the boats TO-
Inc opening sermon will be preached by the Rev
Robert j. Breckenridge of Baltimore who is The Mode
rator. WI" 10 ''o 'iooc'
There was medium business in Stocks to-day without
Improvement in prices. Money is ii possible tighter thar
and except on security Of the stable value to
nree or tour times the amount asked cannot be obtane
last weeks prices
Theatres are poorly attended The Colonization So
ciey hearing lectures in various parts Of the city
key, OF Washington city, lectures tonight ut Mr.
brainerd's church. Concerts not fully attended
MT Austin Montgomery. II Is said, is preparing petit
hon TO the Assembly Of this State asking that articles OF
impeachment may be preferred against Judges Barton and
Conrad ofhe General Sessions for their management OF
the suits against the United States Bank conspirato
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-05-19
An Extra-RhOde Island War.

If the accounts this morning bring us the confr-
nation and opening OF the civil war in Rhode
Immediately. Also, as usual, the second or evening
edition of the daily.
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ANOTHER SCENE ANrIcIrATED.-The'M Mayor was
Yesterday served with mandanus by the Supreme
Court, requiring him TO show cause why he did NOT
swear in the Wing Alderman of the 9th Ward. The
Mayor, we learn, intends to answer this hy appear.
ing IN person before the Supreme Court, and arguing
this matter himself next Tuesday So that we shall
have another rich scene on that occasion.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-05-19

BosroS AND FAsHIoS.-Thcsc two crack racers
are now in New Jersey. Boston appears to be lit
tie out OF sorts He Is at the Trenton Race Course
The owner of Fashion has taken that beautiful
mare home to his farm, and has declined to let her
meet Boston at the Trenton Races, as the owner
OF the latter horse desired
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-05-19

For INJURIES SUSTAINED case of N
er, of Westfield, who was so dangerously &,
In the collision of cars between Westfield
ter, last fall, has been before referees in Sp
two or three days last week. The refer,
Hon; John Mills, Gen. Forward, Of Souihv
Or. Smith of Springfield. N. T. Leonard,
plaintiff, and George Ashmun, Esq, for Y
Corporation. $3.50 has been awarded
Brewer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-05-19

CHATHAM IHEArRE.-The engagement o
Forrest at this establishment is highly succ
and the Chatham is now emphatically the III
OF the metropolis. II is now the head quar-
the American drama. The unrivalled periori
OF Virginius last evening was witnessed BY {
mense audience. This evening Metamora. b,
considered Mr.. Forests chef dqmme, is pres
with Mr.. Kirby as Horatio, and otherwise a !
full cast
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-05-19
Bankrupt List.
SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF NEW YOR
Nicholas Berthoud, merchant, New York. juno

LATEST FROM ScHonARIE.-Thc Grand
Schoharie, at the May Circuit for that com
sitting, has presented the newspaper cal
"Helderbergh Advocate" as public nuisa
Its seditious and libellous articles, tending 70
disturbance among the tenantry of the man
The ne 1ndans are . as' at srg "e %one
cognised.
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MAsoR w. r. PEYroy.-We learn that
tleman visited the residence of F. L. c.
Esq. about five miles from Natchez, took a
barreled shot gun, and told the servant tina,
going on a squirrel hunt, and would return
evening. This was on the 9th OF April.
not been heard from since, although the 7
gent search has been made He is a broth
Hon. Bailey Peyton, of Tenn. Fearful
sions are entertained for his fate.
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Suprenle Court.

Case Of Charles F. Mifcheu.-After the convi
me eS-member for forgery, in the Court of Sc
OIL OF exceptions was presented and allowed to be
up to this Court. 1t proves to have been rather
however, a. no person appeared to sustain the b
being called, and the matter has been sent bacl
sessions. with orders to proceed to sentence. Mr..
Is on on bail and will probably keep of, particula
can "quiet his conscience with the idea that ir
confidential" transactions he has given q,id D,
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WashingtOn.
Correspondence Of the Herald.l
WASHINGTON, Tuesday, 3P

WASHINGTON, tuesday, . L. NJ
Proceedings In Congress.
Mr. TALI-xADoEpresented petition in the Senate
this morning, from Steuben County, New York,
praying Congress TO pass the bill now before that
body, entering into arrangement for carrying the
mail, between the Post Office Department and rail-
road companies.
Aftersome uninportant business, Mr. ALLEN moved
TO take up his resolution respecting Rhode Island.
The motion was rejected by vote of % TO Is. Mr..
Allen then stated that he had two other resolutions,
which he intended to offer, and, upon this announce
ment, he ran of into frantic speech about the
rights of the 6 sovereign people" Mr.. Allen, and
the few democrats here who sustain the Rhode
Island rioters, are committing a fatal blunder -
II President can assume position in a conlrover-
sy, where all constitutional lawyers and all honest
men must sustain him, that OF Mr. Tyler in the
Rhode Island affair is that one. A few radicals
can make great deal of noise, whether right OF
wrong but in such case as this they must speedily
be put down. Mr. Aliens speech was listened to
with mingled regret and rdicue: His own Poh!i-
cal friends seemed most chagrlned Mr. King look
ed particularly distressed, and avowed his regret
that Mr.. Allen should have made such a speech.
Mr.. CALHOUN differed with Mr.. King. He thought
the time had come when this matter must be dis
cussed. After some conversation, Mr. SIMMONS
took the floor in reply to Mr.. Allen.
Mr.. Cosr JOHNSON moved resolution this NOR
ming, tdt congress duouIn Oh TIE lJtn OF JuhS, pu
the House refused 20 entertain it. The Navy appro
priation bill was then taken, and will be discussed
throughout the day.
From certain indications, it is to be feared that
the House will adopt very niggardv policy to-
wards the Navy What inspires the f clog it is
difficult to say. Whether it is hostility toward the
administration, or petty demagogue spirit seeking
temporary advantage, by recommending economy
in the embarrassed state of the public Treasury,
must be matter of conjecture. In either case, II
cannot be doubted that there will be no very liberal
appropriation for the Navy during the present Con.
gress.
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SINGULAR PHESoMExA.-A Baltimore
Saturday speaks OF rose bush in that cit
presented the singular phenomenon of a W
and red rose budding out separately from
stem. There had been six roses upon the |
of which were still there, two shooting
each of three stems, and one of those two,
instance, pure white, the other deep red.
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Court Of Oyer and Terminer.
May ls.-Before Judge Kent and Aldermen D
Hatfield.

Case Of Thomas Topping.-The trial of this !
for the murder Of his wife, had been set down 70
day. He was early brought into court, accom-,
little son. Mr.. Hart appeared as his counsel, hav
not in attendance. added to which All expected
had not yet arrived. The Court ordered that I'll
men should be summoned, and the trial was post
this forenoon.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-05-19

APPOINTMENTS BY TIE PREslDENT.--I4,Np
cERs----Alexander w. Jones, Register, Edv
vile, Illinois, vice Samuel II. Thompson, decl
Archer O.. Herndon, Receiver Of Public Mon
Springfield, Illinois, vice John Taylor, whose
mission has expired
Collector at st. Augustine. Florida. vice John
man; James l.. Dawson to be Indian Agent 4
creeks, IN the place Of lanes Logan, whose
of office has expired.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-05-19

HON LON MARsH,rI~-It is rumored, we know
not with what truth, but it is even confidently az
serted that this distinguished advocate of the Tenn
perance cause, is about to remain in this city and
defend Col Monroe Edwards, having been special.
ly retained for that purpose.
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SICKNESS IN BoaorA.-We learn from the "Con-
si'ucional dc Bogota," that dreadful epidemic
mas been raging there, and has already carried off
more than hive thousand inhabitants. 1t is called
the ruuclas, or small pox.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-05-19

INFLUX OF PASSENGERS was great
passenger arrival day No less than l759 of the la
boring classes OF Europe stepped on the shores of
America for the first time, each with at least gold
sovereign, and each made sovereign the moment
OF Handing in this city. Following are the names
OF the ships which brought them over the Allan
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-05-19

During the progress of the revolution in Rhode
Island we shall publish an EXTRA OF EVENING EDI-
r1oN of the HERALD every day. 1t will contain the
latest intelligence from the seat of revolution war;
farce, folly, just you please. Also, the latest
intelligence from Boston, and "all along shore"
This edition will be sent by the afternoon mails all
over the country
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-05-19

ln.vEL on rnR HupsoS--lill the steamers on the
nuoson are running full of passengers. The De Witt
Linton the Swallow, the South America, the r o.
ches'er; are crowded every day All run fast, and
cnarge out dollar. Cheap enough
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To Let-possession hmm cdiately,

beautiful store No. Nassau street, in the Herald
Buldings next door 10 the Herald Oficeexceent for
hook store druggist or light fancy goods Rent $500
per annum.
AI,o-The building No. 81 Ann, recently occupied by
the New York Herald-a capital place Tor daily week
the Herald ONCE
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NEW YORK HERALD.
New York, Thur.d.y, May 10, Is4a.
-The HrKAIn OEEIc1 In rer

REMovAL~-The HERALD OFFICE is remove ed to the spa.
cious and central building at the Of Fulton and
Nassau Streets where all adv ertisemsns and
received Also orders received for printing oil every
description.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-05-19

Mos' OF these Will go to the great west, and add
so much solid wealth to the country. We under
stand these passengers are composed almost entire
ly OF artzans and agricuturists, with destination
picked out.