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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-07

A SSAEE SroRT.-It is said. Of course, that the
following story can be we'll authenticated. Il oe.
Cured on the farm OF Mr. Hayes, few miles from
Lewis6urgh, Pa, and is related 10y a correspondent
Of the Philadelphia Ledger;
"a son Of Mr. Hayes, quite a smart boy, was
frequently IN the practice of craving necessarily for
bread, At certain hours Of the day, ard from thence
proceeded to a sma wood about quarter Of a nile
distant from the house; he repeated II so frequently
that u aroused the suspicious Of the family; the
BROTHER, therefore, resolved TO watch him, and the
following morning, after the hoy had taken his
usual tour, he Tepsired 10 the woods and scefeted
himself wlthia the enclosure &C a large tree and in
few minutes perceived two large rattle snakes
usher forth from the root OF the tree tho hoy was
seated at The boy, who. from all appearances vas
anxious'y awaiuEg their auiyl, led them viii bis
little mite, frequently chaslisng them with a small
weapon he had with hina and at other lines gazing
on them with exquisite admiration; the brothers
feelings can be better loli than described. When
no was going 10 make a descent on them they re,
lreated IN good order from their companion. The
family, anxious for the future safely Of the boy, 70
solved 70 despatch them A. soon as possible. On
the following morning they repaired 10 the gfound.
and with the assistance Of the peighbors, destroyed
the reptiles. They measured over three feet lons
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-07

- Avery desirable residence. situated Al the head
GffA Of Cary ere'i, Immediately n trout 81 Mr. Ia
kftim cobs'. The huufe W. just finished. with 7
- rooms, large anil airy, with good kitchen with
l2o9s anda fogd sized raIicn attached, and will have
Nch ul waior IN The yafd To good moderate
rcn Mhe asked, and pocsc ssion given irnuicdiaely
eudl lN ROBERT NH. Maio a.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-07
pRINIIfM PIOUCus7

NxJE again respectfully ctn the attention Of our farmers
w TO assortment Of ne bfsf Pi0Hghs Hoe aads IN
flfs coVHry IN the as June number Of the Culfvsor
W nccmcrf 70 Tie best plough he ever tred
We have sold OF the inc rcduioua as
well prciuticcd farmers STATE, who have veTy
tcuctaniy (cwi0s % their preudecs) pronounc 81 tho
precise flouah wanted.
any Plough with which ecqusntethe price being
the ssfnc aa the inferior Plough there be lc risk w
making al ~ fhcm knowing a. We DO that u w. only ne
ccszery % give them fnal % insure her BY every
farmer IN our state. GREffER& PEAKS,
aus n doors below the Ben.
6OO LBs of i've Gssse Feathers, low lor cash
OOO aub u sN DANDRIDcE
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-07

IA The commoiigus nnck Tenement lately o.
fIttU s9petbT MIS- Hillary BAKER, opposite Trinity
li1tM church. fos.cfsion may bo ohtsincd on liz
ld DAY Of October next. forterma. an nv al
sencep apply o. W. thaflos N0ram, ExchanRe Huiiins
20 = " RiCuARD Rims
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-07
81


Opposite the Banks.
TUE subseIberis constantly receiving from the cele
Il braied mandatory OF NUNS a cLARE New York,
provcmona nndhat dcleacy OF touch an sweetness Of
tone, so peculiar their manufacture.
Consiantyon hand large assorimoniOf
Flutes, flsReoleits, CaIionets
Collars Victims, Viooncellos
Accordons, Musical Boxes
Horns, Bueles and Trumpcts
Fifes and Drums
Guitar, Violin, Harp Piano Forte Strings Of supe
Piano Fouestoos and Gov
CHEAP MUSIC.
The largest collection Of Music offered for sale 10
scTber, who s enabled TO sell az the Phadelpa aud
New York wholesale and stall prices.
better terms than they find elsewhere In the STATE
To Pianos repaired tuned, let on hire, and taken IN
exchange. r. n. TAYLOR.
no. PIANO FORTEs Of every description repaired
and luncd-Iunirg Wy the year. II required by VIII
KEARsINo whose long experiences and ability In ann
aoturing endtning Piano Fores, Justly entities him
every confidence Guitars, Nioas and ecsrians repair
cd. Violin Bows haired
u1- orierslei above will DO pune,ualiy ancudedto
either In town or country.
DRY GOODS AT REDUCED PRICES.
John WRIGHT rcscectiully intimates that during
the present month CAueus) he will sell OF the whole Of
his summer Goods a. geaiy reduced prices lie
would particularly call attention 20 the following, viz
PHnlcdLT from zoe upwards
Bazorionnc Printed Lawns, Isl per yard
LIGHT Plad and Broche Ginahins
Emb'd swiss Muslin Dresses
Waite Embroidered Muslin Robes, from sii and up
Foulard silks. very cheap
Organdys, satin stripe Gladys
PLAIN black and Mode Cord nizorinca
Cold silk aud Satin Scarfs, very cheap
Plain Mou.elins from , 20, per Ilrd and upwards
DO satin sttlpe do Slto d. do
Neck aibbons. Hosiery Gloves Iaees-with great
many other Goods, whs will he sold equally cheap for
aui Main street.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-07
JOHN . LYELt,
PEYTON JOHNSTON,
GEORGE W. INEII..


The subscriber havnF purchased on the Mcssrs Tyer
thcf Interest In tho stock of Yell Johnston Lyen re-.
apecui'y informs hts friends ant the public generally, that
ne will continue the business the old stand, and nc
fully aocts continuance nfthai patronage aud con-
f,ence uhtray bestowed ON the 1fc firm. lIc pledges
himself BY unfcuiucd attention 10 business % mcrh
uuancc of their custom.
Ny stock n Drugs, Medicines, paints, Ga etc. ctc
fc best quality, having been selected With care which,
with contemplated Additions, viii make NY asforimcnt per
ffciy complete
Country merchants physcians. &C. will Dc applied with
me ic ura etc of the best qualify AMI liberal icrs.
FEYrON JOHNSTON.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-07
NO. 5S.
AUCTION SALES
THIs DAl.
BY JAMES II. LYNCH.
$1,000.
BY INLOES & BROTHER.

Tomorrow, o. " O'Clock, Will cell q, the Es.haf q,
Reading Room, s2olO Of per cent socs OF The So, -,
virginia Ia lots To suit purchasers. "
% 2 JkuHs ~ rx.Nru
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-07
NEGRO BOY.

TINS Morniny NJ 10 o'clock in front Of nv ofiee will In
SCI - 'N-'' ., -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-07
NOTICE.
FREIGHT REDUCED.

NOTICE.
FREIGHT REDUCED.
TIA meeting OF the President and f,he Reh
n nond, Frederic kglrs Potomac RaIiroad Gamma.
ny, on the 10th day VI March, 1872
Hosored, That the following Reductions in tho rates Of
ia,Eht ncwecn Rchroni and ccuau ponts the Loul.
ga Railroad be. aud they hereby made TO take effect
IRON Tue ldth day April neIt-Ntz:
On Grain One cent per hundred uounds from rretle-
neks Han and third Turnout, aud two cents rom
Louisa e. w.. Trevlian's and GoTdonsvfe.
On FtOur-Two cen ts per barrel from Coz. Iousvile
OH Sai-Two cents per sacs third Turnout, four
Genus 10 Louisa Courihouse sir cents Treviians an
ten cents TO :orronsvilIe. " 49,
On BesC Pork md FIs6-Per barrel d eentato F,ete
Tieks ia. cent 70 third Turn out, cents 10 Louisa
CouuhouFe 81 cens:o Tevian's aud i5 cents 10 Cor.
oons'ue' e. w. MACMURDO,
Office F&PRRCo
AsTNA FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF HARTFORD, CONN.
- A0gNcY RICHMOND, Va.
iiiN company was incorporated in the 1878 with
IL perpetual charter and capital OF S2OoOl and in.
sures against loss or damage by IRE dive ling kouses
nre, and merchandise in general the Iuost favorable
terms.
Any losses which the Company may sustain on risaues
ken ~ iis agency, will Toe adjusted with prompttude
Applications for insurance the renewal Of policies
may be made 10 the subscIib who has been uly an
pointed Agent ior the City of Richmond aud vicinity
III. BALDWIN, Agent
leIl Under the Exchange Hotel.
rIIE Office OF the Manchester Cotton ami Wool Manu-.
lains ~ HaNal on the street Leading to shockoe Ware
House. where all orders Cotton Yarns and Dcmesiics
VIII promptly executed and goods any Mace
b. the city fee Of drayasc the purchaser AMI an a. low
iates Tor ca6h OF on ne as 10y other establishment
WM HAMILTON,
Gu Agent.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-07
REDUCED FARE.

HChhoND, FREDERICKSBURG AND POTOMAC
- kAtL-HOAD COMPANY.
a meeins OF inc President and Directors Of the
"a Rehmcndi Fred reksbuIg and Potonac Rail Road
ComIany, 3hh May. 1852:
with the view Of favorns a. far a. no.sile the loo n.
uan"i on both the Louisa and sburg Rail Roads:
hesorsd ihaf tie price OF the Return between
nehinonj OF other points the Richmond Frederic
nufg and Potomac Road, and points the Louisa Rail
.os1 fhoH OF cordonsvhe, be pliced and after the
June al ore ,sird o"iy the price OF the fun ticket
iha tue price 81 the return ticket between Richmond
AMI POINTS on the Richmond and FredeT ksburs Roaf
snort al Fredereksburg, between intermediate ponts
on The sanc road be placed and the bove aie NJ
half " '
That the price Of the eke; and return ticket between
hehnond and Gordonsville, from and after the above
named date be reduced 20 six dollars AMI fry cents and
between Richmond and Frcdetcksburg To seven DOLLARS
true copy from the minutes
Jed G w MACMURDo, Treas'r.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-07
uEALTu or NV O0iFANs

THE FEVER.-Tbe report OF the Board Of Health
for the past week, shows that " eases Of yellow
lever wero admitted into the Charity Hospital, and
that GU. Of the " proved fatal.
r. s. We arc panied to add, that there are a.
bundant evidences TO prove hat the fever about
10 prevail rs an epidemic. o. Sunday, there we're
"A admissions into the Charity Hossitsl, OF which
: were Of yellow fever, and deaths, Of which
we're Of that disorder. Yesterday evening, up 10
o'clock, there were % admissions, Of Which 5 were
yellow fever, and deaths, OF which were Of the
same d. ease. In addition TO this. We heard that
several cases were admitted into Dr.. Stones Hos
pital, besides Ia feg others In private practice
The number Of De Nths by yelllw fever, reported
% the Board Of Health, for the week ending on
Saturday, was BY o, Bee, .9Sg 30.
There is to beA "Cslsbta,ion Of the Annvsr,a.
ry Of Ameri,an Independence" IN I.essburs, W.,
by the Cavalry OF the 5Ith Regiment, Virginia
Mlli,is, together with their invited guests the Ca
valry OF the SCH and 1894 Regiment, on Thursday
the sh Of September nextp This IS an out Of ire
way day on which 10 Celebrate the Annivefsay
Of American Independence" But We presume ous
l.oudoun friends we're disappointed on the last
Fourth Of July, and they 90 upon the principle
Of better late han nsyer"-Alsr, Gss,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-07
LOUISA RAILROAD.
LINES TO
Charlottesville, SiduniOn, LynshJwg and The Vir
gfnid Springs.

CharlOtfesviile, SidHniOn, Lynshblpg and The Vir
gfnid Springs.
all # S9 Es sg
FARE TO STAUNTON REDUCED TO IS.
To Lynchburg, seven doars-To Charlottesville,
Five Dollars.
NIGHT IRA YELLING 4 POIDED-AND GREAT.
" INCREASED EXPEDITION
fNmE public hereby niof med that under
Il mcnt between the Railroad Company aud Stage Lines,
the Faro between Richmond and stanton h reduced
odand on aud after tho st Of May will be reduced 81
10 Lynchburg, aud O. dollars 10 Charlottesville
Passengers leaving Richmond by the Railroad AZ n A.
together with passengers arriving al the Junction from the
North on the Louisa Railroad 10 gorjonsvc and thence
by stages 10 charlottesville, reaching Charlottesville by
w. and Cookies 10 miles Wostl by night Leave Cookies
mort morning ~ day light, the Hue Ridge SUNRISE
and arrive al stanton BY 10 A NJ.
TIC euynndoue Tue etvcs Sfuninn AZ II ", reaches
Clover Dale BY night ald leaving hcro next morning. NJ
day light, reaches the Wlrm Springs n Breakfast and
taNeghana % Dinner, ani passing tho White sulphur
p ", arrives a Lowiaburk by NJ. ON the fday u
hours sooner than the route BY Lynchbutg. The whole
expense " lc1s, AMI one trip IN the week days
THO Natural ndire Line leaves stiuuion on Tnesd,ys
Thursdaya and s1turiayg the altornuto days, ex
ffas will be urnishc) al 10 ~ reaches lie sington by
ni1ht Leave morning a. lay light aud arrive AZ tho
Natural bridge 10 Breakfast where PASSENGERS ieman
until after Dinuor aud reach Dbrols Springs by night
Leave next morning aneI breakfast reach ClaahanH to
Dinner, and the White sulphur sprinssby " ar0fing
Might travel entirely.
mo roads arc splendid In the summer and fan, and The
teams aud coaches were never az enc heretofore
Those Lines the Main Mail Routes, and Pa sonaera
have preference over sll oihoss al any point
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-07
TO MERCHANTS.
10 MAJ ..- tt-t

A YOUNG MAN, who comes highly recommended AMI
n who hassu extensive and valuable scqusmfsres in
Roosbrdgc, Roanoke, Boietourt, and the rciahboriuE
counues - anxious 90 obtain situation SOMA rcspeca
ole Dry Goots House in this City. Particulars and refer
cnccs made known upon application 10 us.
iu - n KENT. KENDALL a ATWATER.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-07
LoNDoNs, wILLlNeRAM a DREwRV

NIe now RECEIVING tncir Stock 81
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
TO which hey invite the auenon Of their fofnsr
toners ant The trade generally Aluosf 81 icscrip
ions Of Goos much lover Tits Pail than usual and
stock being arge ami well selected Ne feel every con1
ience Thar awe entire safisctcu m every sfye
and de crptlon Of FarcTu and Domestic Gods
Richmond, August NFh, ist2 an - cwiw
a Young LADY, whose education has been direcfei
n with vicW qualify herself instructrcss e
YOUTH wishes Etusilcn GSvernors geufcc family.
hne sdtresls 70 D. pos raid, viii be stisaded
Rehmond, lpg p, iu@ evil
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-07

REGULAR SALE DAYs-Tu,sdsx,. Tia.
Intended for public sale ''"e =" SVi'
49, m Morning September sh commencing NJ
laneous Goods, in patt '"''y " Hh'o"t
BfOzans and slippers
Canton Mating, c 1 width
Leather Trunks, assorted size,
Tumber s-WIspplng Paper
SECOND HAND CARRIAGE
Al ]" o'clock substantial second hama C.r1.,, i,,
out reserve. for cash ''sci VIM
TUMBLERS.
20 doz ground bottom Tumblsrs
ALSO,
Violin, repre- senfcI a. being very snne,to.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
Consisting Of BEDS, Bedding AMI Beisteads
Mahogany siIeboaris AMI Bureaus
Chairs Tables. Dressing Glasses. efc
$40, HATS, CAPS, &c.
VIII be added, several cases Of Fur Hats Sail ST.,
and Fur Cars. -'S' So~' So-ieu
SUPERIOR FEATHER BEDS.
Beds. ~ '"F'""' WV reaher
BOOK AUCTION.
=. IL on saturday Evening, September Ish eomo,sr
will la a,lf
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-07

a The IIogse and lot on a street. ~ present oe
(4IH enpcd BY WIN Ilamit -poss sson given Ist
.Hsiu NovsmeeI. Apply 10 80,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-07

ID UTA-BAGA TURNIP
IL Large English Norfolk do
White Flat Dutch do
Red Tor 30
Long Hanover Taukard DO
Daes Yellow Hybrid do
Yellow Aberdeen. Bullock DO, fresh anGuue TO
heir name, for sale.
iu3l WIN. PALMER.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-07
HOYT & cos OFFICE

HOIT s. cos OFFICE.
TUE drawing Of splendid scheme CONES 20 hand this
evening sHO capital 10 prizes Of 1900 lUo loo, SC
Tickeise'. To BE- had Of
se7 HOYT 90.
HISTORY OF CHRISTIANITY.
/ ECIORES on the History Of Christianity, By g W
Burnsp, Pastor of the First Iniepeu ioni Church Of
hamoTc, author Of Lectures Young Mem and Lectures
on Duties Of woman &c, Just published, for sale
sc SMITH, DRlNKER & NORRIS.
SOMETHING COMFORTABLE FOR IN
NALtDs AND OTHERS.
a SMALL invoice 0fOrenial Robes. or Dressing Gowns
a Just received and fer sale az the Exchange CiothinK
store, Fourteenth street, sci
NEW STYLE SILK CRAVATs.
- ENTLEM I'm Do want Of something neat in The
" Cravat line can obtain q BY eslhng on
STARR a CO,
Sc Opposite Exchange Hotel
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-07

a The Tobacco Fsctory AZ prcsent ceupie,i bv
Mus Mc1rs Hiewaft nidfcs on sttcet, ~ tear II
H4a. Tho holl Tavern sud neNt below Har,ns Livery
stable Possession given on the ist day OF Isnu.
w nsrt Applyto MILES 0EoReE'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-07
PLEASURE EXCLUSION TO
Wake RTON
(ON TIE MAITAPONI RIVER)

PLEASURE EXCLUSION TO
VALKERTON
(ON TIE MATTAPONI RIVER,)
on Monday, the lgM day Of September.
The Steamer THOMAS JET.
n GE4Dt PERSON. viii leave Norfolk on
jMcnday, September the 10Th, for
AFlS :;.s@-fIf1 the above place, Al G O'Clock A VI
es.1E es@sa-1-1,-1s reaching WalkeTton o'coek X,
r Me- same day Leave walkeIton day, Tuesday the
O at o'clock for Norfolk, stopping going return
ingl al all the landing places, both The Matapon aud
York Rivers and reach Norfolk carly same evening n
being announcement the York River boar ashore
it's hoped passengers Will OF the jefferson in
their own boats.
The nsItday, wednesay the 2lst may be spent in vis
ing the Navy Yard Dry Dock and the large and splendid
SHIP Pcnnsylvauia, the largest vessel In tho world
On the afternoon Of Thursday al O'clock an excursion
will be made Old Point Comfort AMI Fortress Monroe
s1rding passengers opportunity Of visiting the foTf.
cations &c, AMI al the time benehuing by fine salt
water bath On returning she will run round the Rip Raps
aud be back 20 Norfolk by dusk
The Jefferson will return 10 Walkeron Friday ~
23rd O'Clock, A. and aud all her passengers before
dark.
superior Band Of Music will accompany the party.
Passage and hre Tor the whole trip o.. rcrvants and
children under ~ years Of age half price.
Passage up OF down, only 50.
JOHN DAVIS, Master.
Richmond, August %, 1872.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-07
For CuARTEn
FOR TONDOS

Nlo load at City Point, with dspatch)
ESN The coprered ship GEORGE STEVENS
Hktb 'onn Gushing, master. For freight apply TO
an<o-isH CHARLES PALMER.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-07

FIRST VESSEL FOR BOSTON,
EN- The sehr MARION. Hsxins, master will sail q,
2Xkt ihursday next Freight taken AVERY low rates
-, Apply 10 the CAptain board, Rslsion q Plea
'a SOU. oS ~iA''' oTto JPFOGG
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-07
BOOK AuCTION
SY Il II DICKINSON.

- ga saiurday Evening, September 10Th eomu,sn.
Eng O'CLOCK viii be soli large collection Of Eek
- Ia D. AnesY
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-07

SHIRTINGS, OZNABURGS, &c.
TWENTY Bales and 4 Cotton shiIings
Il 10 bales 54 and Cotton Sheeiings
10 do Cotton OLnaburgs
Bleacbed ShcetnEs, ; yards wide
Tho above goods will be sold low Persons from the
country desired TO call aud eHauinc,
II CUNNlNGIIAM's
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-07
DISsOLuIION.

COMMISSION BUSINESS.
WILL attend e. tie sale Of an kinds Of produce AMI
I Lett patronage from ny Old customers aud friends.
aubu " DANpRinGE.
DISSOLUTION.
TUE partnership heretofore subssing under fc name
ofLyrl Johnston tycll Is This day dissolved hv hmi.
sinu ~ tnc snd by mutual Tho sork Of Goods
have been cold by tho other paunea Mr fcyion John
ainn. who will hereafter conduct similar business the
Old stand Tho aui chs due The dfn. heinz
dcd said sale may, until further notice, be settled
with either Of the late partners Returning graicfu
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 10 former customers would re-.
quest such may be Indebted 70 confer the add
JOHN . LYEfI
PEYTON JOHNSTON.
GEORGE ". INEII
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-07

a The riorc n ptcscIt occupied by the aubecrih.
IfA ~ on Maln sIcct One oftho best stands IN the
lhlW city for tho dry Goods OF any other business
- For terms, apply 10
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-07

kFE~ Tho regular packet schr Oiaaiafor Keiiex
sS&S mlser having part Of her cargo ehssEed and
apply TO the master board Pickeii's wharf or IN
&c
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-07
FOR BREMEN.

rOh BREMEN.
EtfN The superior copncr.t AMI ,onr.x e.-..,
~ parque CONSTITUTION now on he, ,s., s,,,n
New York. 10 our river, will LOAF with dc,,",I
ior Bremen. For freight passaEc applyt to sF-''"
~, LupLAM PRESTON & co
iiueral cash advances made shipments Of tobacco
vessel va. Sno'e
2w - W.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-07
FOR HAVRE.

ktN The elegant oopTered shin FRANCIS ANN
2Skb tapl Jackson. 10 load City Point without deav
Tor freight Of .O) bales Cotton or passage hsylng
superior accommodations, apply TO -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-07

- The eligible Store neuioP u Tuyior's Music
"A Store For terms, sppiy 10
BsiN PH TAYLOR.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-07
HVI ~ hUtVNU |" UHFbNfVNi,
EOn RENT WHY ~ NN

a The Office on 9ih street, lew doors above tho
Ss .a "a. ,9T I. ecsis.,o"il seas'osg Pos
re 81 CUARLES srEBBiNs.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-07
FOR IIvrppnfu

S6N The regular packet Echr Tnscarora s,pank
sfSSb MASTER having the part her earso en-
., asSi and viii meet with Dispatch For balance
o Helkht OF 40 boxes tobacco passage having goo
wharf, ,yu n. ~, u. ,.u ,l..n
au 81 LOT "1S
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-19

We Yesterday came across a copy ot the C{HcfH-
nah Eaqursr-a paper with which we do moi
eXchange-irom which We were astoni>hel to Learn
that the story of fifty sixty prisoners being dis
charged from the Penitentiaiy on BldckwcIs
Island to the Loco-F oco tickc; is an CIplod,d
.tdbricatioR-that it was founded the testimony
Of an old thief named Charles Gallagher " No had
been induced by the Wings to commit perjury
and that the Editor of The Tribunc has been ill.,
dicied for libel in getting up the story, and Viii
soon be tried and punished
Now we need not assure 0ur readers that every
ut these assertions is most outrageous false
locd. We never published affidavit of aiy
body named Gallagher, and do not know who i,
meant bv that name-bu, we hare published ali-
dayits from some ten or a dozen credible Wit
nesses. proving beyond all controversy that some
fifty to eighty prisoners were let OF the Island 10
vote the Loco.foco tickets. and were brought
down and distributed to the most doubtful " ard.
So perfectly overwhelming Is the evidence of tbs
outrage. that the Ner Era which trumped up tie
Gallagher story. has maintained stubborn AID
guilty silence ever since our last affidavit. were
Published. while the Ercsing Post has virtually
dckrow!edgcf the fraud. alleging that It has been
common practice for years The HeraH and
Sun are dumb As usual And Vet We are reported
away West a. slanlcrcr for having Published tlr
testimony iadicially establishing the ,illauv
The allegation that we have been prosecuted for
libel in this matter i equally untoundcd. We have
been prosecuted Tor telling other truth in regard
Loco-f oco frauds, but not for this. The evidence
il too accessible and overwhelming.
The Cincinnati Enquirer furthc, asserts that tie
votes for the Wing candidate, in the Eighth Ward
which were rejected and burn, to defeat them
were douiie votes, and therefore rejected. But il
fails to state that ro'cs f similar character fir
me Loco-Foco coHiidG'cs rerc ailo'oei aH
coH"'ed-lt all the votes of that Kind had boon
either allowed or rejected, the majority OF ,as
wing candidates must hive been declared elect, g.
1t WAS by admitting some and DESTROYING 9th.
that we are cheated gu, Of the return.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-19

~ The Nee Era declares that Mr.. Do,,
the suffrage Governor OF Rhode island. has pc,.r
been member Of any Abolition Society wha..
ever We have tie authority Of a geutlcma az
who resided in Rhode Island few years since, ilr
DENYING the truth If TINS statement. and at rm
tina, Mr.. ID. was, TO hi> personal knowledge. f,y
o.e year at least, an active member ct the ENe,u H.
tive Committee of the Rhode Island State Ant
Slavery Society We stsie tins not as any I'M
puta,ion on Mr. Dorr but to expose the habiiua
niendacity of the Era. That paper farther assert,
that the Abol't'onists generally supported Iiline
hast and Cranston against Dorr for Consre,.
This IL also untrue. Gagrisons Libcraior' wa>
especially ardent IN support OF Dorr, claiming h.m
a. an Abohnonist. and issued Extras 20 promote
his election.