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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-30
TO nIOTHERS

MEssRs. T.. CHASE q CO.. Consolidating iunel
l SAIL anoui The extraordinary effects of the Iesr,
on or Persian Pls upon those about To become mothers
w"werc nduccdto make tiial oftheu Ny st
time tho noihct OF children, and had
d'oos aud escrneains pains during aud
ien OF each Sue Ia tired every and much
nrieinc hut found huc or relief She "a.
king the PEI >a" Pills about months before
nen ther health b. tus very abou length OF time
prcvousl aud soon aer cnabictb by their attend
TO the cares Of mother 20 her family until eonGne.
meat Al tho tune she commenced taking the Persian
rus AMI or several weeks previous, she afflicted with
dry, hard cough and frequent cramps which the
use OF the Pls entirely removed before using half
10 with great confidence that advise all about
10 becone others, To make OF the Persian Pills All
those that have tiken them in ncghborhood have got
a,ong In the same manner and about the hlsc
tn 'ew days There docs nc, appear he haiti ilu
ger OF other dihsultcs seng In amer where
these Pills taken. We uncdy say, let none NEGLECT
taking them, for they In the the poor wen
as the rich We are truly thankful that there a remedy
which etnacs eau easily procure, which bids fair
sen the world ot suffering which OF them have
bear andperaps the lives which other.
wise would be lost = ROBERTS
Rochester, May 9Th, 1893.
For sale by A. G.. STEVENS
&C li-cl2t dI9in
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-30
VOL. XxVIII.
ny ALExANDER MosELEY.
TERMS.

SUBSCRIPTION TO the DAILY WHO Co City subseri.
bcrE e8 year. AMI Tot shorter period the of e0
sycar both payable In advance. When sent by mail slo
sycar.
ADvERrtslNc--For square ofGfi cen ncs less)
onemscrou. cents; two nscrions 81 i2 three inser.
tons OIL ~. aud ever eeding inseuioa u cents
Thrice week. Accents Tor each insertion.
Twice week, tstnsertiVn 10 ecnts every succeeding
Insertion 30 cents.
Once week frs,Insertion rs cents; every succeeding
assertion 90 cents.
Transient sdse t'sers must pay In advance.
The lumber o Insertions OF Advertisements must he
noted the Ms they will be inserted until ordered
be stopped, aud arsed accordingly -orders to stop
also be in writing.
Annual Advertisers charged ESQ for squares AMI
Ia that proportion for crtiscmcna OF
eept Auehoneers and Lottery dealers, who charged
eiOn paper irc lutcdD
nt-Thc COUNTRY WING is published twice week.
Tuesdays and frays) At Eve dollars per yabie
In advance.
FOR ADvERrIsING-75 cents a square, Cor less) for
the drstiusertiOn. and 20 for continuance.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-30
]. PEASE & SONS
COMPOUND CLARIFIED ESSENCE or
HOARIIOIIND CANDY

'lNHiS Incompatible Compound, for the cure Of Coughs
colds, &e ia Justly celebrated, and every day but adds
s popularity It's taste Is very pleasant and for sacty
aud convenience preferable every Other coLgh
known Numerous certificates Of liz efficacy are In me
possession OF :hc proprieoTs although they deem the RAJ
pdy increasing demand COT the article the great favor
with which II ~ every where received, the best eyi.
dences Of lie utility.
to Observe, every genuine package Is signed by
J. PEASE a SON,
80, Division street. \. Y.
no. fresh supply just received, for sale wholesale,
NJ 10 ALEXANDER DuvAI A. co
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-30

JAMES 4 GEORGE WINSTON,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Have on consignment, and offer for sale, at reduced
prices
H0 DrSH"LSp prime Clover Seed
wv ~ hhds - CroiH, New Orleans and Rico Sugar
- b5ls Orleans ~
81 hhds Baltmorc whiskey
% bbls do
81 10 Gibson a. Martins Old Rye
lu boxes ehln, luNl2 ami i2Kli Class
loo Ibis No Neu Nc IIerfings
20 hhfs Trinidad and % Moiasses
o bags lava Rio and LagDayra Coffee
10 hbs Malaga Wine
81 boxes rs, Us and &c Tallow Candies
To- do Good aus Common SOAP.
~ tabs Goshen Butler
81 kegs New Lard
g. bbi5 VINEGAR
~ bones Havana Sugar
81 blhs Brazil 30
10 bali PUcs French Brandy in the Custom Uouse
10 guarier casks Pon Wine
20 bills Apple aud Peach Brandy
100 lbs Guided Hair
81 pieces Hair Cloth
family Flour odM. Wine, indemijohns
Lar sugar sesaIs, a. 81 per VI.
couon Yarn Windsor Chairs
uh-S Mahogany, assorted
snuh Neneers
GuuLy Rags Table Legs
Feathers CLAIR Racks
Cot'cn Mahogany Knobs
hlmonSs sofa Springs
lrish Mhiskey Moss
Rum Meal Selves
Imitation French Brandy Cockleseives
Oi1 Apple 90 Sand screen
Cordiais Move wue, Nos 4 10 20
County Gin Dark Mills
Scily Vine Iydrauic Cement
Madeira Wine. 10 years old Flooring Plank anil Slpses
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-30
CERTJFICATE

ceItiy that have by way OF experiment. used the
Hygcan aud most of the various kinds OF Pills tiny prac.
tcc, which have borne the highest Tepue in tho public
tmaon that have been offered for sale In this vicinity Tor
the last i've years including those called the
ton Persian Pills and the public may rest assured that
none among the whole catalogue has answered. better
purpose, easy aud eoc,ual remedy than the Resur
rccion or Persian Pills, In most cases Of disease.
CHARLES DACKUS, ~ ID.
Rochester, N. Y, Sept n, 1883.
oc idly ciot
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-30
RICHMOND. VIRGINIA, SATURDAY. JULY 30, 1917
WAY OLE Lice,

WAY OF LIFE.
TUE Way Of life, by Charles Hodse
-, C,''uaHH Manual Of Faith and Devotion, BY Rev
The Way Of salvation R.ml,,rly Explained, in Con.
Ihe Farners Muck Manual, by DIR Dana. Just received
isIL SMITH DRiNKER q NORRIS.
/ EEciiE-.-h supmy OF n.@iihy European Leec6es
le Is LyELI. JOHNSTON LyRIL.
IA no on s-AisrEe stock, Of all qualities and
wv RANDOLPH 4 cos
-Jei' Bookstore and Bindcry.
MORE NEW AND CHEAP GOODS,
W. EREDfTH.
na,,e,ny.. rp7eeanOe and Mosele Fans
Phrn,I Nank-~n
Hughes & Co.'S White snooI Gotten
En,basscd Cu'iain Muslin
Et-'d rviss Muslin
fSdBisek Brussels Nets
Low prce.' White Co ton Hose
10 White MosIuitpe Netting
rrinis' IN great variety, such prices
Country merchants arc rsriIcn,r,y invited 20 ,u and
etanne my stock Of Prnis before purchasing elsewhere
le " wM.
nh hbls rAr-iU bids priue Porto Kieo sugar, iccey.
Ien woRTHAM MeGRuDER e CO.
BoNBAZiNES, SILKS, SC.
RLArK French Romba1iass at Is s,I and c.
- i Sugef ,.l, black do assorted qualities
do Gro dc Swiss DO do
30 Gro &c ARGUE do DO
40 Fad Sans 10 do
SSrdsilks' hSnIsi and plain do do
sirss and Leghorn Bonneis
Hand soHes and artificial Flowers
French and Scotch Lawns and Muslins
English, French aud American C.iieoes
induce ns sS been for cash e
ALSO,
Cotton shiuings aud sheeiinys b,eaehei and un-
O'eAshei cotton oSnieors'' &C. a. 90, ioJ sale ehs.gst
Je 10 Cheap Cash Dry Goods Store.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-30
ETNA FIRE INSURANCE coMPNNY
OF HARTFORD, CONN

AGENCY At kicHnoNp. VA.
IHis Company was incorporated IN the year iSiSewth
perpetual charter and capital OF s2Olcoo and IN
surcs against loss damage by fire on dag houses
sores. manufacturing establishments, household farni-
ANY losses which the Company may sustain risques
liberalty. $3.50
may be made 10 the subscriber who has been aly an.
pointed Agent for the Guy Of Richmond and vicinity.
H. BALDWIN. Agent.
" w Unier the Enchanrc
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-30
J. ". RANDOLPH & co.

hfrhrloHO.
IIaNE for sale, noderae prices, the following with
II ma ny otter Theological Works
Works of T Chaner, u u. vo's-Nntural Theology.
Christian Revelation, Moral Philosophy Commercial ana
Asfronomics Discourses
Nclsil's SEA meas ~
Bishop AcIiva ne "a Oxford Divinity
Theology for i, Peorie by p Henshew. d
Bauios' Noes and QUESTIONS the Gospels, Acts,
Romans. Go rint hians and Pf4etieal Sermons
Biunrs History Crist, 81 Paul Elisha, Abraham and
Jacob
Letters an Anxious Enquirer, by Rev ii Henry, d ID
Abbouis Way tn DO GOoi-Nnups Christian--CorneI
Stone-Hcary Head aud Fire-Side Series
The ssbbath School, and as Il Ought 10 be, by w A
Alcott
Table Of the Lord. by suthor Of the Listener
Coieridge' = Aids IN Reflection
Ranks History OF the Popes OF Rome, ~
Companion To- the Book Of Genesis, by Turner, ID
Wiber'orce's Practical View OF Christianity
Plain Sermons, by authors Tracts for the Times
miiive Church
Phillips Devotional Guides, "
Biblical Analysis. a Topical Arrangement OF the
Scriptures, for tie Use Of Minister'S, Bible Classes Teach
ers, Family Worship and Private Meditation, by Par
ma
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-30
NOTICE.
FREIGHT REDUCED.


Ia meetas OF the President and DreeaIs offhe Rich
"A n'ond Fredericksburg sn'l Poolae Railroad CoInps
Resoirsd Thai the foloins Reductions ia tie rates Of
Freight between Rehrioni and certain points the Lou
"a Railroad he. and they are hereby made effect
BON The icth day Of ApIii nsEt-vz.
On G,G," One cen, Pc, hundred peuals from rrede-
Lonisa = n. Trevillian's snd Cordoussiis.
On frour-T~o cents per barrel ftom cortionsviile
cent- 10 LOUIS Courhause, tix cents To TreyEan an
on Bs,G PSri o'i rish-Per barre. 2, cent. to rred..
rieks HALL 10 third Turn out, cents % Ilial
'Ion.vilic. - CIV. MAoMrRDo' ''''
NH ~ Treasurer.
CHEAP SHEETINGs.
RLEAcHED ceuon sheelInrs, very hsary, and yard.
Thrown rheeiinss. harry AT i2tc
Fine 60 and ~ Linen sheetinxi chap
" 10 CROUCH. BsooKs& IIUDsoN's.
NEW DRY GOODS.
Rf late arrival Ne have received srinz and Summer
very largo. whD5wORTH, TURNER a 20
MIL
jets LYELL. JOHNSTON & LyELL
sniRriNGs, OZNABURGS, &c.
TWENTY Bales 81 and 4 TO ton Strings
l. 10 bales and6 Cuton sbeetirs.
10 do Cotton oknaburgs
country are desired 10 call ard eKa, inc,
l-e Cheap Cash pry Goolls store.
900 THEOLOGICAL BOOKS.
w R.NDoLPH co have on h-nd, fer sale. at
many vauahc standard editions. ami II the pub
locations Of the day Persons forming theological Lhra
Hcs would 30 well give them a call as srcat indnce.
ments To purchasers will bc off-red ic7
400 TIERCES fresh ThomasiIn Lime, landing from
-fNtJ schT Lucndl, snOw-for sale.
le ~ WORKMAN McGRuBEV a co.
1O0 BOXES sGIO aud iOIIl Glass, RECEIVING anu tot
ie Is woRTHAM. MccRupER a co.
GENTLEMENis PUnP SOLE HoOTpEs
.JdcoS Mhs a Sons Make
NNE have just opened lot OF tie nutnp
w sole Bootces, made expressly u.s. which arc very
Enc aud handsome. 10y
JUDAH MYERS & CO.
le ID Fashionable Boot shoe Deaicrs.
GENrLEMEN's ELEGANT DHEss
BOOTs-baHnfGetare By j IIiss a Son
nUR assonmen II the above elegant dress Boots Is very
~ large andcompe,c, which solicit call Iro those
hwant JUDAH MYERS a co,
le ~ Fashionable Boot art shoe Dealers
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-30
NOTICE.

tkM aud ater The 25th Of Apri. our ri.wceky limo OF
boais 10 Lynehburg, viii leave Richmond and Lyme h.
nhfS on Monday. "Wednesday and FIny, O'Clock, A
~. ny is Advancement NC are enabled 10 form a
non WIN the western stages OFT at Lynchhnrg. Our
sco,ssiue boats will run usual MONDAY Wcue
anu Friday evening at o'eock, r. NJ tho eonve.
wehee anu Apelion 10y This route all others roiug
West from Richmond the vic ny we stall M, sav n y
travelled on Boats.
ap23-u BOYD EDMOSDx DAyESpoRT
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-30

HAVING determined 10 DO a CASH business. take
this method OF saying friends. and the public
generally, that have hand a las and well .
lccie stock NJ FAMILY GROCERIES which we viii sell
for ca r. prices that will make object all who
deal with purchase Tor Cash, and cash only. We
useless here add hSf Of what be found In
susce tis complete comprising
every article OF qray Omthe very besto the very
lowest prir line. We particular aifention
however, Wines Liquors. Teas ADD Cofees
TABB & GIIES
auilv Ear Aatr
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-30
CHEAP DKy CoODs ron C.sU

CHEAP DRY GOODS FOR CASH.
y IL. JENKINS would invite persons who wan,
Goods - ''s
5000 yards spTng Calicoes all prie s. FROM g. TO- Re
Bonnefs-lOoo Nuns Bonrcs, at Pc 900 Bonneis for
LADIES' an, MISSES comprising all the styles worn
LtHon OssabaugS-iO0 bales very low pTces
Brown and olcaehed shiItings and cctuss ali widths
AMI at nra- alieled low vrices
. Ladiss Dress 6nofs-A great variety OF Lawns coII
Musns SILKS Zephy rines aud other ne and
materials for dresses
fbr Ge"HsmeR- Cloths, Casslmercs vestinss cravats
stocks, Suspendors Hosiery, Linens, GUNNER Gloves g
&c new and cheap
ffocers and Ri6aHds, great variety
Ward WIDE striped London Gngams, Tor Is per yard
worth - cents - 49,
iish Inns, by tho piece yard all prices fem
ID, 2s3'. 3s9i. TO the finest made
Enpes ard Cobdrs, alaTee SIMPLY and chean
MoNshhs de Ldins, all kinds aud ia rsains
Also many very cheap goods from auction. bought
scrhee, and will be sold prieest suit those who
Bargains. 10 -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-30
A KEY

o the Study and Practice Of the ACCORDIAN
ITO which Is cnde tvored bc exp1in the be - o. eihod
IL OF performing upon that beautiful anil simple instru
ncni bl tic use OF Figures attached 10 the Notes
3, a. which correspond with the Keys } 1 5 G.
Nc.; the Figures placed directly under and over the
Notes IN - easy anj plain manner, children
well as Adults who read figures play any plain
tune Immediately, without further INSTRUCTIONS than
the directions given In this Hook. ny David Ritter.
Fourth edition With Improve add ions, reeeiv-
cd this day and for sale. Price - cents.
= lyons,
Maj.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-30
PETER PARLEY.
THE LADY's MUSICAL LIBRARY.

THE LADY'S MUSICAL LIBRARY.
JuLY.
rCHE Musical Library Tor The present month s m unu-
Il fualy itch uumbor-t contains IN an. 10 pieces Of
which care orelnll Anona these, the Poor Brd an
cvquisitcy dricuc birth regards tho Poetry aud
The Music. The May WalS another huniaui composition
81 Wiesce. Fec. Tho Payer by Rossiui, which is
equally suitable FOR public Performance the aoc chr
Gle The widow Malone, humorous Rsllsd from O'Mal.
lcy with whirh the ladies will be delighted.
The other picc e. In fli8 No arc
The FiciADa oniek Step
Inc Woodstock March
Market Chorus by auber
Molly Rawn. anew cong, by Lover
There W no land like scotland, by Iadcr
ncihovcn'a Dream; Ny mother dear
. Tho lemon mossom Waltz, Keepsake Waltz
Single Nos only e cfs. - LYONS,
ie ~ Main ttfect
ME orr ior aslea bsrrcis Of superior old ~ e
w Whiskey, ~, IlauEsr'n brand
ie3 fABB a GILES or Main o.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-30
LOUISA RAILROAD.
LOUISA RAILROAD.
LINES TO
Charlottsspills, Siuunton, LyaehJwg aud ne Viy-
ginia Springs.
81 &a sss 80 S

kSlsrA .Effta Es.9 kt-9g ey9
FARE TO SfAUNTON REDUCED TO IS.
To Lyoehburg, seven doliars--To Charlottesville,
Five Dollars.
MONT IRA YELLING ROFDED-ANDG GREAT.
ny INCREASED EXPEDITION
TUE public hereby Informed that under an arrange
II neut Detwcenth Railroad Company and Stage Lines
the Fare between Richmond aud slsunion reiuccdto
ej-and and alor the lsf 81 May will be reduced
10 lynonburf, and 81 dollars n Charlottesville
PdsHengcra lcaving Richmond BY tho Railroad n a A.
NJ reach Junction 10 breakfast and fhcnce proceed
Together with arriving the Junction from the
Nofh, the iouist Railroad onrdopsvie anl theme
~ stages 10 charlottesville, Ieachina Craocsvie By
pm and Cookies no miles wogt ~ nirn Leave Coekc
Etinornng by day sf, the Glue Rdge sunrise
and arrive At Sfannion BY lUA AN.
Tho 0uyand0tte line leaves Siaunton NJ ~ w. reaches
Clover Dale BY nFht, and leaving morning AZ
day tight reaches the Warm springs n Breakfast and
Catahanl1t ~ Dinner, ant passing tho Whhc dnlphuf
~ VI arrives a. iewisburg by M the - day, ~
hours sooner Than tho by LynchbuIr Tho winnie
eSpeuse less and one trip In the week s days
aoUner.
Tho Natural Drige Tine leaves si,unon on Tuestavs.
Thursdays and Saturdays, Con the alternate DAYS 81
fias will b. nrnishet) " ~ reaches Ioringtdn Nv
mint Leave niorninr a. isy Hsht and arrive atthe
Nsurf ordre 10 Breakfast where passengers can fenan
nni afer Dinucr aud reach Dhrers sprinrs ~ nirht
Leave morning acr breakfast reach Ctlsfiana 10
Di1ner andthe White Sulphur sprngsby n, avoiding
night rnref entirely.
fno rosis aro splendid IN TIC sumner and a and the
fcalns and coachca never fine heretofore
fnese lines tho Main Mai kodtss, ani Passcngors
hi7c preference over sll others az any point.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-30
NO. %.
HEAP BOOTS AND SHOES SE,.LI>G
OFF, FOR SIXTY DAYS


ShEaf BOOTS AMI SHOES SELLING
OFF, FOR SIXTY DAYS
1T ooseieers will sell fcola arx. snd samaritan
sOes OF Boots aud shoes for the next D, or CI,,ys
Sl.pna@ry 10 iAkn= an Inventory wnh a vcss Of .orr
NoIh 70 iay IN an entire any or ali al mo
nowon hand az such Iesiucei prices vii ,o.,,.
airs an cradle US 10 make such changes in our ba
mes " TIC fan' wlcp intend more
sasn business, safci nf Its decided advantages 40 han
the buyer ami the seller. '
WATKINS & co,
Fashionable Root aud Shoe pcalsrs
ie Opposite the Ruins Of the late Esse Iio.ei.
SMITH, DRiNkER S MORRIS
RE opening, this morning. nvcice Of French Rooks
ELEGANT French, Fancy Staonary. and Music Of their
own nporiaon, direct from Paris, cotnpriAns in pltt
new style fancy note aud letter Paper envelopes t
,i .NetF variety Of piau. embossed painted ancv
nets "aiers, suL eror French fancy Scaling w.x The
Yno.n- tire aud ashouahle cS'cUfS viz. white Iirht
AM Gag oiue PINK scarlet black hun s.inani
grey brown anh green, spanxled with III with variety
o' seais WIN names and variety OF uscfaI
ancy append1grs sr Ladies' Mrru, Cases-f,rmtn. In
a.. iafgc and most desirable a-sounrnt
Foreign Books imported fer univer.es or priv,,e Ii
..- iei
p EGALIA CIGARS.-we arc this ssy in re- sinT
IL Of 0 Rekala Cigars. the old orislna L,aod w.
warrant these equal To that have been nsre in ths
market, and invite our friends and try them
1ABB a GILES,
nl ri - 81
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-30

FAMILY COMMENTARY. on the Holy Bible.
Il from the Works OF Henry aud Scott, and above 100
usher writer's. Published In London bY the Religious
Tesct Society. with maps anl ensravinss, ~ large SVo,
print paper, prce 81 So for sale quantity.
] w RANDOLPH a Co,
ma IS Main street. Richmond.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-30

TIVE subscriber ecelvns constantly onhAnd
a; wholesale and retail, and At the lowest prices
Plain and Japan Tin Ware OfeyeTy descriptsu.
agreat variety ofoves designed for burning either
wood or coal
r5cr At the shortest notice.
% g TITUS c RICE.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-30

MOURNING GOODS.
ECEINED, per schr Lconlnc tn following desirable
IL Mourning Goods, viz.
Black and Blue Black French Bombazines, from IS ID
20 the finest quality
Black and Blue Black Satin stripe Chanys
Black aud Rluc Black Mousin &c LANES
black and Hue Rack BalEorincs
Back and Blue Back Organdys
Pain Back Gushsms
Scconi Mourning Cinghams
Fine Black English aHi American Prints
black Love Wells ant Hdkfs
Plain and Crinped Mourning Collars
DO Collars, with inside lidkfs
u AMI 4 Grapes
Back English Sils Hose
DO 10 Mofavan do
XII aud silk Cloves which will be sod cheap for cash
lie 70 JOUN WRIGHT
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-03-03
From the N. Y. Jour. of Commerce.

From The N. Y. Jour. Of Commerce.
Later from the Practically the brig Mary.
land from the Sandwich Islands to Mazatian
we have advices from the former place te
Nov A, brought here per Ann Louisa from
Vera Cruz.
LOSS OF THE PEACOCK.
BY the arrival Of whale ship at Lahaiha
from st. Francisco, where the Vincennes
then was, (Sept. 2O) we learn more partic.
ulars of the Peacock She was lost about
midday, of the 18th of July, on the north
bar OF the Columbia river, in smooth water
Soon after the breakers began to form, and
for half mile around them the river was
one sheet of foam. The ship thumped
heavily and they momentarily expected
the spars would go by the board, crush
their boats, and cut off alfchahce of escape.
BY daylight the next morning, they were
able to get out the boats, but lost two in the
attempt. The water had then risen to her
berth deck. The passage to the shore was
perilous in the extreme, but through the
GOODNESS and skill of the officers it was eff
fected without the loss of life. Purser
Spciden saved his books and papers, and
the naturalists their journals. A few hours
afterwards no trace of the Inflated ship was
to be seen. Capt. Wilkes, in the Porpoise,
veying the Columbia. The Vincennes was
employed at 81. Francisco. and party had
been explo ring the Rio Sacimento. The
brig Thomas Parkins was employed by
Capt Wilkes, and it was supposed that she
would touch here to land the Snpernumera-
ries.
RHODE IsLAND.-The Legislature of this
State, has unanimously passed strong Reso-
lutions in favor of the protection Of Ameri-
can Industry.
The Constitutional Convention has refus-
ed to reorganize the Constitution formed by
the Free Suffrage Convention. by a vote Of
81 to III.
The Free Suffrage party held their Con-
vention at Providence on Wednesday, and
nominated, first. Sen. Thomas f. Carpenter
for Governor, but he declined, on the
ground that he is q Loco Foco while it is
polite that candidate for the first office
should be selected from the political major
ity.
Wagar Weeden was then nominated for
GovernoE--N. n. Palladium.
a waegish tallow, somewhet troubled with an i'm.
pediment q his epeech, whose quibo and bubbles
have been beard and gellshed by many Of ua, while
de pepper box. Alter shaking 4 with al due ve6s
menee, and tuning Il IN various ways he found the
crushed pepper eesns were "a no wise inclined 70
ssos'isnS sTin, is something i.lIse myseiI "''
- VFhv 80 ~ imieFFaEatea = neiRhbOf.
aPP6oT delivery" was The reply
Rsv. John Pispsat declines teing the candidate Of
~ "LbeEsy pany" IN Massachusetts, Ios Governor.
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-03-03

the administration OF the government that
public officers are held to strict and rigid
accountability-and that the public mind is
not again to be shocked by such exhibitions
of dishonesty and fraud as characterized the
last administration. ..
Resolved, That the Wings of Connecticut
owe it to themselves to remain firm and UNI
ted together, as band of brethren, to retain
their organization, to adhere to their wing
principles and firmly to maintain them.
Resolved, That the State Committee nave
power to fill any vacancies which may &C.
cur in the County Committees.
Resolved, That the proceedings OF TINS
Convention be signed by the officers OF the
Convention, and published in the Wing pa
pers in the State.
Voted, That the thanks of the Convention
be returned its officers for the able manner
in which they have presided over it.
Voted, That this Convention be now dis
SAMUEL sELDEN, President.
| JABEz KING,
SELAH STRONG,
ERAsTUs WILLIAMS,
JESSE Ives, " Presidents
BENJAMIN IsAAcs.
WILLIAM FISHER,
GEORGE GILLETT,
SAMUEL PARSONS,
EL1pHALET A. BULKLEY, Secro,nr;es
s. G. CORNELL,
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-03-03

Rsv. Jokn Pimpsat declines boing the candidate Of
% Liberty parry" IN Mas1achusesis IOs Governor
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-03-03

e9tion. Thomas Kempshall. late NJ. c., has bean
dominated a. tie Wig candidate Tor Mayor q Roeh.