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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-17

no COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
LANCE STOCK or GTfNS, RIFLES, PISTOLS
&c.
I TAKE Ills opportunity of informing ny old fricuds,
4 tuuomcrs and merchants generally, dealing iu Rich.
moui. that have on hand Of my own manufacture and
importation very eucnfvc assortment Of double sni
single Guns RIDGE Pirolf, Percussion Cape, uni cyciy
article connected with tho Gun trpdc Also, a splendid
assortment Of Cutlery and Fancy Goods al Of which
THOMAS rYEER.
los Importer and Manufacturer Of G1us. Rihcs. Sc.
I AIDES CHEAP SHIPPERS At 0s GENTS
slippers. JUDAH MYERS 4 co.
jul Cheap Boot and Shoe Dealers
I AIDES FINE KID AND MOROCCO
- SLiprEiiS at st.--Nc have large assor-
mont Of the above very Enc Shippers
JUbAn MYERS a co,
IA 70 cheap loot aui Shoe Sore
\VHdTE OAK PLANK, Fois TOnAoCO
sale jul JAS. q GEO WINSTON,
TO MERCHANTS.
Young MAN, who comes highly recommended. anil
Who hastu extensive and valuable acquaintance iu
hoctpfirr, Roauokc, Botctourt, aud tho ncighhofn1
seunics " anxious ~ obtain situation respects
Die Dry Goods House IN this city. Particulars aud refer
cnces inside knQWn upon apple alton 20 us.
JAZZ u KENT KENDALL s ATwATER,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-17
VIRGINIA DApTIsT PREACHER


No lAugus) contains Ec.mon delivered before the
General Assoc alton u June. the unNcrsa spread of
tie Gospel, by Rev. Andrew Broaius AMI Religion and
Wordlucss tontfastrd OuluCf Of Lcctlrc ly Hrv ~
kcehng. Issued monthly, az 81 wear. Subscriptions
received by smith, Dr.nkcr Morris, Graniland ans
MuidoH
10 MOTTO e Daring the 81 ension Of navigation
ou inc Canal We shall run line of Stages Scotts lie.
pas-nt through GoocLauL Columbia &c. Days Of leav.
ing Richmnni, Monday, Wetncsiay ani Friday, at 2 a..
CLOCK, " Passengers will eater tlor nsmcs At the
Coumbian Hotel.
juiy iSeu BOYD, EDMOND & DAVENPORT.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-17
VIRGINIA
& L. O HIN STOR T.


CLOT HING STORE,
Nearly opposite ne Bell TaUeTn.
THE subscribers respectfully inotm their friends and
Il the public that they have now han,l aud intend
keeping, large and extensive assortment ready made
FAsRIoHAB CLOTHING.
OF the best materials ari workmanship consisting in part
OF the following articles:
Blue black green, and other shades OF Dress FTock
Coats
Beaver and Pilot Cloth rroek Coats
Ovcr-tuats, OF beaver piot cloth &C; colours
WatcT-rcpcllant cloth Hunting Goats
satnett Coats aud Pantaloous assorted
blue, bla-k, snd fancy Cashmere Pantaloons
black aud figured silk Velvet Vests
Cloth and Valencia do
satin and BomhaZne 40
Plain and figured six 10
Cashmere and Mcino do
Ganilcncnis Cloth and Camlct Cloaks
lanes al,
Lambs wool aud Mcrno shirts AMI Drawers
Flannel and Colon do 10
lIish linen shirts
Iliiu and plated muslin 10
Tenants celebrated stocks
susis-nl.rs, lidsfs. traNais. Collars, shams, AL.
METRO CLOTHING, sc. &c.
All ~ which they will sell, wholesale AMI retail.
accomnu ats terms articles u the same lcsc riptou
can bc puTchascd ia any OF the NoIihcr cities.
country Merchants lud othcrs, viii ui II their adyan
tagc 10 give them cali they determined to sell
thc loves; possible prices
HOOPER & GRAFT.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-17

II la *.
tiiE pcculiarcs OF tlis chemical compound, owing
10 il extraordinary effects uI the animal fbIe OF
neryeS gamenis audmusclcs lis virtues being carried 10y
ness.
However good internal remedy may be- This as an
external Application, will prove aUowerl auxiliary ia re-
moving the disease and facilitating the cure H. Of
local inflammation, scrofulous Affection Kiugs Evil Gaui,
nnammatoTy and Chronic Rheumatism, all case
where seated pain or weakness c1isi.
gentleman travelling In South 81 Europe and Pa
cstin" IN l heard 50 mach slt ia the iAitcr place
praise OF JEW DANIDS OR HE6REW PLASTER, and
OF te(as he consdcrcD miraculous cures ad perform.
81, that lac ~as Induced 10 try Il on his person.
lung aniNe affection the removal of which had been lhe
chief object 90 h. Journey, hut which had resisted the
-oon found ls healih proving. aud in few weeks his
cough len him, the sllowncss ui hts skn disappeared hts
pain ed aud his health became pea maneuiy
stated Since that time lac has been recommending 20
his friends and acquantanees, for all fixed pains
such as rheumatism govt, head acls, tooth ache.
the side, HIP back aud limbs, ecToulous humcrs, knots
weus, Willie swelling, hard tumoIs sd joints cakes
IN tic breast, weakness AMI pain in the
weak limbs, laneuess. affections OF the spne female
weaknesses, DC No fem lie subject pain OF weakness
| in the back or side should toe without IT,
MARRIED LADIES,
IN delicate situations hud great relief from constantly
wearing this plaster The application Of this plaster be-
tween te shoulders, has been found remedy oI
stages. destroys inhana,ou by producing copios pe
spirafion. No physician should he wiihOuiit.
For paTtic bills that each bax
directions Each box contains sufficient 10 spread
eight plasters. Price 5occnts per box. For sale.
oc II div el2t A. q. STEVENS.
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A REMEDY FOR TIIRUsH-CANKE
AND kIIR.lNl. SnlSE uAIL.GII

'IIOuSAN DS both young and old, bu especially mothers
aud Infants every year consigned the tuab ly
The above .ubbou diseases The and -
nHtahcc 81 osi praciicng physcians Ia regard this
s'asc, ami TIE consequent uncertainty FROM then
prescriptions - subject OF common among all
Hose Who lave suffered from the ,ceasc or WHO have
Witnessed the sunerugs % others.
hthereiofc gives ~ much pleasure, 10 bc able
10 iiiiH class oi sufferers TclGriy which
Heuer Jatsd la snslc instance IN the aga
casrs Of this dacffe; where the mother and chill
lave been covered externally with cAnkcr sores over tho
whole body. v.sll nieEnsliy.
Many are the cures have Witnessed performed Ly
these incidence, ia tic worst Stages of Thrsh- Canksr
d1sd NsTsHS S9re ff9sfh, where the patient la
beeh given over by number OF the talented PLY ii.
clans.
We present this compound thus confidently, because we
know y Is only 20 be Eos, ej To be appreciated.
oc - ~ For sale by A. G.. STEVENS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-17
CERTIFICATE

ecify that have, 10y way Of experiment nsel In.
iyRc1n' ani most Of the various kin Of li NY pfa-.
lice, which have horne the hise Te.ic Ice tr public
inllion that have been uicT ssia ~ ts yciu for
tie Last Eve years, including those called the Rc.tTrrc.
uuor Persian Pills; and the puic may alsiTc a d
among the whole catalogue has answered. better
pufposc easy sui ct-c'ai remedy, than the RssuI
TcctiOa ca Persian Pills, In most ~ ,issafr
CHARLES BACkuS, ~. ID.
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VI \ R1MIa II u w $ a
Port of Richmond.

OEC VI nAChuond.
Msh Heier nis aaV. ". o'eiaek u ~
ARRIVED,
IL Casio. YORK Lubeck, plaster 10 Davsn.or Allen
Srhr Orcutha, 49,. Rappahsuunck corn, 10 l. webb
Sclir Virginia. Penney Et,oy with wheat
Schr Sarah Elizabeth. Wallace, Purt Derlsit. lumber
fcir school Boy, mes. n4fuiurc.
SAILED,
Schr Ssnia Maria. Keen, Norfolk, coal.
Schr Ia-rIugr, CroWcIt, philadelphia
SER S.a Dan, Kn1Wics Histlu, tobacco.
Scht WIN Young, -, Phila,isl phia.
seaman Jane Kirby Of Clubbing. state Of Mains on
hoNIoi The schr John lel over board Sunday igLt.
Ulc ! Oh, ~ aul va drowned.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-17

KEY
TO tho Study and Practice Of tho ACCORDfAN.
fI'O which is cndctvorc 10 be- explained tho beet method
n Of performing upon That beautiful aud simple instru
mont, 10y thcusc of Figures gnachcdt0 the Notes AZ
G, SC which currC pond with the kcys p 3 g.
SC; tho figures plifci directly undor aud the
Notes w - easy sui plain manuer That cvon chdrcn
well ~ adults, who read figures, pay any plain
tune immclaiey, without any nnihcr Instructions ttsn
the directions given IN tlls Book. ny David Nucr.
Fourth edition with improvements aud additions recciv
81 us day, and i0r sale Price " ets. As LYONS,
~ Main street.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-17
NO. 40.
AUCTION SALES
THIS DAY.
BY NEW s. RoYsTER.

STOCK SALE OF BOOTS, SHOES. Sc.
w loiliNG 10 devote my whole aueni,n ., ,n, a. -
W store, ai1i si,h view ~ Ieiuclns nay Si,rt ~
De Soli At Auction 90 Wednesday newt tn. W i,.,,r,
commencing al - O'Clock. a my oppTe the R,o
The sock Of b'ts, shoes, 6 hani sisli"s m
pat Of 30
Cen;lencns fne Calf Boots
Do d. Pegaed 10
~ ID Caif shoes
News hiO<nss and nroxans
iAh'a h,d aud Morocco slippers
10 do 10 Wells
Ahh variety Of ARTICLES sppc ralnins 60 the trssIe
ALSO
o' OF iTaihor Travelling Trunks. superInr
Aite same time, the Fuures confaia,I An The e,,r.
TERMs-Cash
JOHN JONES, Agent
al Is di NEW a RoysTrR Au,ts
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j % Ii N VI. % X 4: VI +,
LATE


LATE
OREM & MORLING,
WOULD respectfully invite the of the custo.
w Of the late firm and the public generally, to
my stock OF spring aud Summer Clothing. which have
boes selected with care; and being made the
manner under my Eupcr ntenhancc.I can with
hdcuco offer the public Clothing, which for durability
- csnn" Ice surpassed in tho United states. The FOL.
lowing list compTaca part ot my assortment:
super Blue, Black, olive, London Brown and Invisible
Green Drcas aui FTock Coats
DO Bombaaiuc, Imperial Summer Cloth Drap ~
DO Linen and Bingham Coliec aud Frosk Coats
DO do III Houses French style
DO Round Jackets various qualities
PantalOons at single ult.Pd aud Meiino Cashmere
do Black summer Goods, various qualities
Do CaInbToun aud tau,oOn handsome styles
H. Fancy Linen Drilling, wliie Aul coioTcd
Vests-Silk San, Bomhazne, ChAley Valencia and MAr.
settles
Shirts-Ilncn. Cotton ani SILK
Bosons auI Collars silk sud Linen TIdkGs
Stncks, Crayais, ScaIis suspcudeTs aud Gloves
silk aud Cotton halt Hose
silk aud Bingham Umbrellas
Hufsia Rting Belts Shoulder Braces
ALSO,
Samples ~ The most Fashionable Goods kcpt in the
Northern cities, which will make 10 order ~ the latest
style
Gcnuemcn in of Coiline wouiio well to csi and
examine my tork Is am determined not IT, he UusuT.
passed Ia point OF chcapucss, ty any Establishment IN this
city. u SPENCE, Agent,
Main st, doors below Exchange Bank.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-17
UNITED IRIsHNJES.

rINHEIR Lives and Times, yols-by X X Madden, MD
Diary aud Letiers Of Madame DArblay-by the autho
OF EVchna, Cecilia, etc.
Nos Band Is Of Our Mcss-iust received aud for eae
au6 SMITH DRINKFW & MORRIS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-17

PASSAGE AND FREIGHT BOAT
TO BALTIMORE VA OLD POINT
The Steamer COIU MINUS.
a GSsfFf Capt. Parrish, is the line
~ ~, - between this place aud Baltimore
aud leaves Roe kcts every Wet,
Sa~~<1-4<---l-f-a1-AS ncsiay morning 10 UCiuck-
Passage Old Point e. oriherc aud back Is; do to Bal.
tiui1Te So OF tlcTe aud back SIS
au I5--.lt LEWIS LUDLAM & SON
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-17

AND LANTERSs. OF both Cylinder aud GIob e
shapes, Brass aud Tin mounted i5r sale low.
WIN = BUTLER
auH doors above the IelI Tavern
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-17
no MOTHERS.

1IESSRS l. CHASE a observation-disclosures much
W. sail about the extraordinary effects Of the lcsir
on 90 ~ ian PUG rPon those about to become mothers,
induccii 10 make trial ofthen Ny wc
time the mother OF children, and lad suffered the nios
ous and e1crueai,ns pains during and eonGne.
mcnt OF each She hal tired every AMI muc
medicine but ound little relief She commence Ia.
King The Persian Pills about months before her conne-
ncn tcr health be ing very poor about length tmc
FcNpus) sud soon aer enabled thciI attend
10 the cares -! mother 20 her family until her conGne.
mont Al TIC t'mc she commenced taxing tho Persian
Ps and for several weeks previous size afflicted With
diy, aTi cough and frequent cramps, which the
use 81 TIC ls entirely removed before usin= half box.
Is with great confidence that advise hose about
to become mothers To make ofthe Persian Pills All
those that have taken hem In rghborhood have got
along Ia the same easy manner, aud about the house
n lew days There docs net appear 10 be half the dan
ger Of ether difficulties setting ia acr confinement where
these Pills taken. We unieGly say let none neglect
sns them, for they in the reach Of the poor aswcl
as the rich We arc truly thankful that there is a remedy
which females can easily procure, which bids fair les
the world Of suffering, which many % them have 10
bear and perhaps tie lyes VI n which other
wise would be lost. :. ROBERTS,,
A. %. RODENTS.
Rochester May 4th, 1888.
For sale by A. G. STEVENS
nc -rtn On
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-17

NOTICE.

NROM aud after The 25th Of April, ui-wceky hno Of
Boats to Lyuchburc VIII leave Richmond and Iyuci
burg Monday "Wednesday aud Friday, at o'clock, A..
W. By this arrangement enabled 10 form comcc-
ton with the Western Stages out OF Lynchhurs. OuI
scoitssile Boats will usual Monday, "Wednesday
AMI Friday evening AZ o'clock, p ". A. 10 the convc
niencc aud expedition by this route all others going
West mom Richmond or the vicinity, shall not say dny
thing. but refer aud others Ia these who have
apr3"W BOYD EDMOND & DAVENPORT.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-17
CAsTORs. CAsTORs

ENGIISH Plated, German silver ard BIiania Castor
IL I, 8, and bottles, AMI plain CIusls-for sale
WM RULER,
en- u doors above the Bell Tavern.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-17


WAIKER Oh lNTERMAERihGE; OF. the mode ia
w which, anil the GAUGES Why Beauty Health and In
tclcci result from certain unions, and Dcoruy, bs'a
aus Insanity, iton others. will eight au travc drawings
WALKER ON HEAUfi-B~iuiy illustrated chiefly y
an analysis 1ri 3D. sHL r1u Of beauty boz Woman, edited
10y sn Amctcsu FLY -icilu.
WALKER ON WUMAN-Wouau pliyslo'orcaly Goa.
siicrcd as a. mind morale marriage. matrimonial slavery
ans tvorcc. with appendix ccutairg roics aud add
lions, Cdrrh lY Hn Anfticln Physician, new cdfioa.
MALkEN ON PArUOiOGN-Pf fl ogy founded on
ihc Natural system &C Anatomy aud Physiology, fhiioso
piral ssctch, iu which The Manual Cassi1caon Of Dis
and The distinction between Morbid aud Curative
symptoms Afforded by pair, or Boz 40 'ncc, are pon'c ont
az well al e errors OF lumw ahy aud other Hypothc.
sis, received this day anii0T sale 10y
Main Il. opposite Jno Gordon's lion sore.
aua
HUNTS MERCHANTS MAGAItNE-Iuy
number received by flil 3 Do agcnts ~ Richmond
iu25 SNirUDRiNKER q NORRIS
GENTLEMEN PUMP SOLE BOOTEES
Jncoi Mts& sons Make
lATE have just opened i1 of c above beautiful pump
w sole uootccs, made expressly or o., which very
JUDAH MYERS co,
be- 90 Fashionable Boot aud Shoe Dealers
United iRlsnMEN.-I W Randolph 8 Co have re-
u ccvc for sale the United irshmcn, their ircs anil
nmcs, by Madden, u, auhor " Novels 10 the Rssi
vols. au6
EiOUR-rauiIy sud Es'ra supci6no Eiour-lor salc.
v " BURTON.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-17
TnEOLOGICAL ROOKS- M

MoLAssEs.-l . 6ld1 ian,ias from 5ear NiaciI1. 10
vi sale by
AUD THOMAS POE.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-17

NEW FLOUR.-K smsI vt New Flou, in bii bbis
reconciliation ralehy
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EnR puIIAnRInnl,


AK The rcFullr packet scht Iasranss Cant; Gro
sAS2S w"i now loading. Will have all Tos.h'o dispatch
- tor freight OF passage, Apply ON beard Lester,
auil JAMES FISHER a SON
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-17

bSS The regular packet schr MANCHESTER
sS2kS Worth Master, having part OF her cargo cnsa
gcd, aud viii meet will dispatch. For balance o
freight aud passage having good accommodations apply 10
the master on board, AT Ludsn's wharf ortO
JUS ~ WILLIAM ROWIETr.
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BUSINESS CARDS.

BROWN * TAYLOR,
y NJ NJ I ) SION Nero Gil NTS,
RIcHMoND, Va.
IUDwELL N. Known, EDWIN NJ TAYLOR
10 Office ON the south silc Of tile Dasia.
Richmond, Aug. I. 1912. aus
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-17

NEW NONkS
Received this day 10y LYONS.
nIARY and Icucrs oi Madam pArhlay, author Il Eve.
~ ina, Cecilia, sc. Eircity her Niece, vol
Tho Poets ami Poetry ~ America, with historical In
PRODUCTION. w Rufus grfwoI
Notes % q Tout through Fgvrf Arabs Peffe 10 the
Holy Land, including viat % Athens Sparta, Delphi Cst
"a, fhCtcs, NJ Snai, rcrU g.. ~ 10y Mnrris vol
Tho United lTishmcn, their lives aud umcs vols. Nv
Il I Mill
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1842-05-18
From Hits Ncw Hampshire Patriot.
ANDREW JACKSON.

We copy from the last Pennsylvania Keystone
the concluding part of speech made in the
House of Representatives of that Slate few
days since, by MIR. Straub. in which he pays a
beautiful tribute to the character ofthe worthy
"lIero of New Orleans" The whole speech is
most able one on the subject of resumption of
specie payment by the banks.
"Sir," said Mr.. Straub, 81 regret exceedingly
that the gentleman in the rear Of me from the
city, should have thought this proper and betit-
ting occasion to introduce and drag into discus
sion disrespectiully, the name Of the Hero, Pat
riot and Statesman, JACKSON, coupling too the
dongs of that living monument OF honesty, In
tegrity and moral courage, with others, whose
political sins stand out in bold relief, staring them
full in the face, and which all time cannot oblit.
crate. What! charge that illustrlous patriot
with their own guilt! | say it now,in the face
of these false charges, without fear of honorable
contradiction. that there never lived more up
right honorable, orpurer-heartcd man. True II
is human to err; but his were OF the head, and
not of. the heart. Sir, believe he is the great
est man now living deny it who can or who
dare. The history of our country fully and
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1842-05-18

clearly demonstrates that his writings and say
ings were prophetic of what has since occurred
"Sir, there sits the hero, statesman ana gen.
tlcman, at the Hermitage, cool and CAIN as
philosopher; his eyes are directed toward thIs'
and every other legislative body in session. soil
citous to hear the good tidngs OF Joy, when +
trust will soon greet his ears, the resanpttom Of Of
specie payments by the banks, the downfall Of
moonshine, fiction, and hulnbuggery. and the
restoration of common sense, based on IN r. reality:
But, sir, the evening of his days are fast very
fast approaching; from the nature OF the work
of Him who, rules and directs TINS niesseG
Union, and who holds in the palm ol Ills manu- T
the universe, this must shortly happen. YES YES
sir, he will be called home to his 1athers' from
whence no traveller returns-aiter "'ncn uii-
honor and praise. saving well done, thou good
and faithful servant and God bless Gen. jack
son."
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1842-05-18

that if Congress has the power to fix the district
system, they have the power to fix the general
ticket system; and that:when they adopt the gene
raj ticket system it willbe in the power OF hVe
or six Of the large Western States to control
the other twenty-six States-to usurp the whole
government of the Union-to tyraniZe over the
smaller States and the Southern States-to IN
terfere as they please with the peculiar instlti-
tions and interests of the South-in fine to break
up the Union. 1t is thought safer, by many
therefore, to resist construction of the Constl-
tuition, that necessarily gives to the larger States
power so tremendous, as one that the trainers
of the Constitution could never have contempla-
ted.
The question has been formally rnooted in
Mr.. Tyer's cabinet, whether the opponents OF
the present administration, now in office, shall
continue to receive its benefits. The President
it is said, has determined that his enemies,
whether Clay men or locos, shall 60 out Of office
This policy has, of course, been strongly urged
upon him by Office seeking friends. Those who
are out of office will promise much to get in, and
then take the chances of holding on.
The Philadelphia case was intended to test
the question. If the President should hold his
ground as to the removals which he has directed
to be made in the Custom House there, it may
be considered that clean sweep is soon to fol
low, every where. Every effort has been made
by Mr. Roberts, the Collector at Philadelphia
and by others, to divert the President from hi
purpose, but the Presidents friends say that N
is determined to adhere to it. We shall see. 2
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1842-05-18

Two HoRNs.-"The Alpine horn is an
instrument made of The bark ofthe cherry.
tree, and like speaking trumpet, is used
to convey sounds to great distance.
"When the last rays of the sun gild the
summit, of the Alps, the shepherd who in
habits the highest peak of those mountains,
takes his horn.-"
The New Orleans "horn''' is made of gin
ard sugar, and sometimes rum and lemon
peel, or else peach brandy and honey.
"When The first rays of the sun gild"
the cupola of the St. Charles Exchange,
the loafers who inhabit the neighboring
"diggins" step in and take their "horn.'
The latter is b est for "blop out!'-Pic,
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1842-05-18

Mr.. VAN BUnEN AT NAsHv1LLE.-We
find in the Nashville Wing of the 30th uit
the following notice or MIR. Van Buren's
reception at atNashville:
On Thursday last, about 2 o'clock, p.
NJ. NJ. Van Buren, Ex-President Of the
u. States. accompanied by Gen. Jackson,
Mr.. Paulding, and number Of gentlemen
in carriages and on horseback, made his
formal entree into the city.
+ The cavalcade consisted of about three
hundred citizens, preceded by The Nash
vile Blues; and after passing through
several streets, stopped at the Nashville
Inn, where rooms had been prepared for
him. On thePublic Square, there were
assembled some ten or twelve hundred per-
sons; but their were no bursts of enthusi-
asm. such as we have witnessed on other
and similar occassions-no throwing up
of caps-the welkin did not ring with
shouts Of applause,-but all was done r.
spectfully, decently, and in order. Mr.
Van Buren being conducted TO the rooms
prepared for him, received the congratu1a-
tions of his friends with easy dignity, and
we were pleased to remark that a large
number of his political opponents waited
upon him, and were received with equal
polteness. In the evening, Mr.. Van Bu-
ren and Mr.. Paulding, at the invitation of
the managers, visited the Theatre, to wit
ness the representation of "London Assur-
ance." The house was full to overflow
ing, and that fine comedy was performed
with great spirit.
Mr.. Van Buren,, we understand, will
leave to-day for the Hermitage, and after
remaining short time with Gen. Jack
son, will visit Kentucky and pass few
days at Ashland, on the express invitation
Of Mr.. Clay
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-02-18
IMPORTANT TO THE AFFLICTED.
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