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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-22


NEW DRY GOODS, CHEAPER THAN EVER.
DECEMBER, 1872
- II. JENKINS is opening from auction, n
~. large addition his very Dry
prepared 10 sell prices than following
Gods.
1000 pieces Cacoes all prices from s. g. e. 10 and i7I ot
comprising choice assortment u styles and qualities.
1000 Blankets 3 3D. a. Cd o. ID. 6s and higher
100 pair bed Blankets 80, Z. ), and higher
100 pieces white and red Flannel, H. 2Oc IL Cd snd finer.
Linscys, 12lc H. zoe and Is Cd.
Korseys for H. 2Oc. ~ Cd.
900 pieces heavy saine from r. Cd % 3d. D. and inner
Cloths. Cassinercs and vestings. great bargains.
900 baes Cotton Ozuaburgs Nos ! and g.
900 bales beaeIed and unbeaeied brown shings
tbe finest made.
1000 yds Mousins AZ l. Cd, q, % ID, and finer
Rich al wool Mourins from D n g.
Plaid Silke Tor adiss' dresses y.
5000 yds Of all the style u silks
Elegant Velvet bonnet Ribbons and flowers
1000 Linen Cambria bdkfs i5c, 60 and IL Cd and higher
Great bargains in carpengs. az @ ID 3s and finer.
Lambs Wool and Merno shirts and drawers.
Stocks Shin Collars Suspenders &c forming
and Of Dry Coods the City and
viii be 4D Wholesale retail for cash. Unprecedented low
dec i3-citdep
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-22

y the United States Court for the Eastern Dis
u tret Of Virginia December 9Th sf2 ROBERT D. SMITH
the county King & Queen, his individual
with Lewis Smith Of beate firm Of H. r. n.
partner with George Smith othe late firm Of r. n. smiih
aud partner with John W. Curry, Of
Curry having filed petition praying that he declared bank
rpt II ordered that all persons claiming creditors
said Robert H. Smith show the
January why the said Robert Smith
the of Congress behalf coyy
Of this order be published the
and 9Th rules Of Court. copy-To-ie,
de If-w5w HENRY GIBSON, Clerk
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-02-07

MORE sfINANcIERINo Under tins csplop ON
Sunday morning, we gave an indistinct inkIipo Of
certain extensive monetary operations by certain
extensive ex.banker Of Georgia, of which this CITY
has recently been the scene. We yesterday made
some enquiries ints the subject, and are new en-
abled to give more bold outline of the picu.e
The name of the individual in question is Darwin
Gibson. He has been arrested on writ for SIS, $50.
issued by the Commercial Court, at The instance OF
6enost and Hackney, exchange brokers. No. l6
Camp street
II appears he negotiated with this firm two ceri-
ncates oil deposit on the Bank of Troy, New York.
ior which they paid him 81, 22O After this opera
uon ne was :" going it stroHg'' He offered for ne
socalion (and succeeded, we believe In passing off
soe ot lhsm6 similar certificates OF deposit on the
Ni9iemercial Bank OF New York. He sold Tor offer
so loi SAFE, inc invoice of cargo Of coffee, which
nc say nc was ABOUT 10 receive from Havana but
OF when mere Is much doubt and nuycbssed a
schoener with the view Of freiph,ino her with four
Tor Jamaica. One OF the Certificate for ssinO.o IN
the New York Bank, however mich he offered for
sale, was pronounced moi genuine I" nv one
theught 10 be a competent Judge and This Z, ,uas
which led Bensist and Hackney to adont The csurse
they have taken. VIC ''Aeo
The parties in New York and at Trov have be.,
written to concerning the matter, and l thew shall
be heard irem, the question Of the certificates being
or norabeing forgerles, cannot be conclusyely SEW
ed So I'LL then, at least, we must believe ali 10 he
right straight up and down." as Washington Ir-
wing beautifully expresses it!-N o. Picannc.
Jan. Is. s .
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-02-07
Trenton, N. j.
Correspondence Of the Herald

iaaFni aai TRrEroN, N. J. FEB. 2, 1912. q
Wafd thisgsi in Trenton InhSgues of both Parties
Jpnigs and Democrats-Banks and bad Cwvency--
Secrets scorh knotcing. s"hhi
SIR-
A more lovely morning than this could never be
desired, even BY the most fastidious fauIt-fndcr
against the inmntabls aad wise dispsnsations Of
Providence. Never did the sun cast forth more re-
fulgent beams upon this now happy town. All things
operate for her prosperity; perfect felicity appears
to animate every countenance. As [" Old Ocean" 10
rescued from pestilential stasnation, and puri.
fed by the raging elements, so has (snce sombre
Trenton) been regsnsrated BY intestine commo-
items and the potent Herald-and now shouts
forth in tones of gladness, T" am delivered" fts
The all-aberbing .spscie-paying bank bill. after
having sIumbered for week, was raised this morn
ing il the House Of Assembly, and with it arose q
terrible clamor and excitement. Lobby members,
and Interested spectators from different parts Of the
State, and a multitude Of loafers were assembled
there betimes, anxiousiy awaiting the fate ofthe
momentoSs bill. k q fsofTohta tfr'g
The rufled shirt, black eockade, hank aristocra-
tic wing representatives, in combined force were
here, with countenances deeply marked with firm
determination 10 crush our bin with an evsrwhclm-
ing majority. Bat Sir, II would have richly FEAST
ed your senses to behold the ron-haudsd, scaly-
basks d democracy in such firm battle array-thsy
were little band Of patriots, few in Numbers, but
mighty in strength they cast forth looks Of def.
ancc at their ar,stoefatic opponents, RESTLESS for
action Occasionally one would be seen with
cienched sts and with looks cf go-a-he ad-atIve-
ike teeth, like perfect hero. Yes, Sir, II was a
glorious sight, and day long 70 b. rssnenbercd.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-02-07
MILLIONS DIE

THAT SHEkMAN'S LOZENGES would cure all who
ever used them know. rhe Rev. Darius Anthor y,
Of the Oneida Conferences was given incurac, beev.
to be on the verge Of the grave from consumption without
hun mme and few weeks restored him health
80 he could his duties OF the gospel
He recopmcnis them to- all consumptive have
any arrangement Of their lungs the greatest medicine
the world He has Witnessed their effects several
other and always WITH the ppiest results. He says
great remedy hreugh the blessings OF Divine Providence
should be hs common profr OF all and IN family
The Rev Or. Easmond this city, gave few to lady,
friend his Who had been by her physician and
friends the last Of Consumption he frst Lozengc
her considerable relief that she encouraged
persevere trr and through the blessing of God they
restored her to perfect health. ..' VI NJ
gave so,n friend who had enjoyed lights sleep for
several weeks, b.ng few minutes attacked with
distrss ng cough almost take away his life The Lo
zenges made him raise easy and enabled him seep well all
night He had tried every thing he heard Of nothns
else afforded the least cie-anoter Of saving ff
Mr. " q stacy, mahogany dealer 90 Wooster street. had
could any had the ply sicisns
till he tried shermans Cough Loxenges boz OF which
Rev Mr. Handbook 4s7 Pearl street has used the IN his
family wi invarable and recommends the all
who are actedwh coughs, colds or any Affection Of The
lungs. .t..r
liam street suffered wseHs with distressing cough
which nothing reisv'd till he tried these Lozenges which
cure him IN few hours fHT
Warehouse Nassau street. Agents-Chxrchs lss Bo
ery Sands II East Boa Hudson Spying it,
Sc and Fulton At Bro ,k nj Rcddng and Sta Bcstos
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Newport.
Correspondence Of the Herald.l

.r.t37 ~ ftealfi NEwPoRr, February 3, 1882,
temperance m Rhode Isiand-lb W"ndcyfHl Progress
among the Peopk-1He Aristocroey oppose IT.
Lecturer Revolution. l.sBaf frlfa
JAMES g. BENrErr:-- 1.3 81 rgfsi.
DrAR SrR, -. -
y have taken the liberty Of troubling you with
few inee, to inform you Of the state OF things IN
Newport. The first and all absorbing topic 10
temperance. Never was there such a revolution
in morals in this place, as at the present time
The Total Abstinence Society was formed on the
twenty -ffth Of November, by believe, twelve
persons. We now have on.the roli,a list % names
smountins to nearly twenty-eight bundled, be
sides Juvenile cold wstsr army" ef over six
hundred, and Catholic society Of abs~t four hua-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-02-07
OO1 GRAND STREET-LAIE VANN'S-BROWN
AOl URQUHART take pleasure in .nuoupcire 10 the

S)O1 GRAND .STKEET-LAIE VANNS-bROWN
ACl uRQUHART take pleasure in snnooneisg 10 the
public that b have Of Mr. yann his
the extensive Dry Goods abb shmenf No
and they be-. to inform the former friend: OF Ibis
desirable goods the stock il being reper shed every
prtmsn and using exertion to make this
usci aud cheap We pledge ourselves the public
have secured the assistaBce Of youPg pay
utmost attention to VISITORS whether urchasg pricing
goods.
We will Saturday sth Feb iAa an1 will commence
by giving first custsmou extraordinary burrsns
All goods i'll be found marked plain fgur mystery
and will account be sold for lees than the
price marked.
We trns that all who deal with will be pleased to
become regnsr customers.
Silks, shawls, De L,nes Gacoes Muslns Lnsus, Hnse
Gloves Lace oods, Haberdasher tlanne Blankets Quits
end Comforiab &c &c will be Offer al prices
sit the wont IN aud we hope tina, calls will go
away disappointed
BROWN L URQUHART,
- 2s Grand street
The ct IRE No so Catherine street to be h cau
he had mmedi ely Apply the premises 2N 0sand
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-02-07
LIVERPOOL AND NEW -YUKk KE1iULAk COM
~ MERCIAL LINE OF PACKETS. tt
Is 80 no &

Persons sending their friends residing in Britain
Ireland have the brought with despatch per the
above inc on very moderate terms Agents Of the first
forwarded delay and given in their favor
promptly paid Oers from all parts Of the country win
brspes Of to guarantss the further
Of those who who will favor the with their
passengers embark the
money will be refunded TO those from whom it
In ddon drafts given agents through
out the different parts Of England Ireland and Scotland who
gagged here, they be furns crafts large or
mail IN an AT sioh follo
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-02-07
NkW YORK AND LIZ NPDOE COMNEHCIAL LINF
or PACKETS. rornr.
Il IS :. + Il,x 49,, J&eEIi,.

OLD ESTABLISHED fASSA9E OFFICE,
- No 81 south street New York nv
THE subscriber for the
before his risnds with Of
for the able support be has received for
He hkewise wishes call attention OF hose intending
send for their friends in England ireland, Scotland and
Aes that they al all times be accommodated by this
me By weekly oigosunte. from Lverpool,as welas BY
I'll the well Known diff lines Of PACKET shSs sailing
- ron Liverpool on the Il 7h 18th, lsh and26h Of each
hss always the study Of the sssscrber have the
enesI sho civy, and dispatched without delay, and
thoUs who send for their rieuds
care aud ent attention will be even BY the Liverpool
Agents to those sent for well all who May embark wih
netembk the mpn.y viii be refunded without any charge
The subrrrbe feesa pleasure in different
ships by winch his during year
which bss given general saeton has conse
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-02-07

RoyAL STEAM SHIP FoarH This fine steam.
ship will be of the Baiize the 4th Of next month
to receive the American mails, which will leave
this city on the 81 --Nesc Orleans ADJ. Jan rs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-02-07

ARHsyAL or A FL,Er.-Quite feet If vessels
arrived yesterday No less than ships, barks,
,bviqs and schooneFs, the Zenebia, from Canton,
among the number. See Marine List.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-02-07

The Michigan House OF Representatives, by
large msiori,y. have decided in favor Of suspendll
I'll works Of internal Improvement.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-02-07


MUrIsY on BoARp BRIrisH VESSEL The crew
OF the British ship Elizabeth Bentley consisting of
twelve men, were brought before Justice Strnger
Yesterday morning, on warrant sued on, bv the
captain, charged with mutinous conduct, by refusing
to perform duty during the passage Of said ship from
England: The facts OF the case appeared 10 be-
that while sailing in the Bay of Bscay, on the 2s
OF December, the watch from below were ordered
they were supplied with more grub, which was not
granted Alter some threats by the captain lhey
returned TO duty. For this the captain, on arri.
wing applied to the officer Of the cutter to
have hve OF them arrested, and sent up to the city,
upon which the residue refused TO perform duty and
they also, were brought up in company The charge
was fully subsantlated against nine Of them, aud
they were requested by the British Consul 10 re-
turn TO their duty, which request only one Of them
could be prevailed upon TO comply with-eigh posi-
lively refusing who were sent Jail until an oppor-
tTnlty offers to forward them to England for trial
Three OF the crew were declared not guilty of the
charge and BY order Of the Consul set at ber-
ty.-Modile Herald, Jan n.
il appears, lately drew three bills on New York
for $40 900 each; those bills were sent to bank in
Mobile; and from thence forwarded to New York,
when. behold the persons in the latter place, on
whom the bills were drawn, declared they knew
nothing about the matter, and had given no autho-
rity for such drafts.
News FROM Havana The government paper
ant allowing special favors to the English line Of
steamers.
1t is somewhat singular, that up to Thurs Jay
last, tho Havana editors had not translated the Eu
ropean news received by the steamer Forth
writer in the Diario Of the l6 h, remarks, that
while the Havana papers are taken up with what is
passing in Mexico, Buenos Ayres, and Constanti-
nople, or have their columns filed with novels,
criticisms ON the operas, Fanny Eissler, etc, no.
thing is said Of the commercial crisis which new
threatens the whole island Of Cuba. Sugar il sell
ing at so low price, a. to afford NO profit to the
planters. ,.,s.,
Another writer in the Lusero, admits that the
planters and merchants are embarrassed in their
pecuniary circumstances, in consequences of the
depreciation which has taken place in the price Of
colonial produce bat still bids his countrynen not
to despair. He says the French are about to aban-
don the manufacture of susar from the bset-r.ot,
and will consequently consume great deal more Of
West India sugar. He estimates that the coffee Of
Cuba now yields 81. 100000 annually and thinks
that the labor and attention Of the planters may be
directed with advantage to other branches Of agri-
culture. st,IIrtn
During the year l64l. there entered The port of
Havana 1918 vessels, measuring IN, 102 tons, be-
longing to different nations.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-02-07
TAPsCOTT GENERAL PASSAGE OFFICE, NJ
FUN fAGoRE ar sRffATN AND 15RREELLIINNhhNcE TO

For FAosSAff fEfXx 1 ARD iENLTTE5S TO
The ssbseSs beg to sior~ their friends and the
04 that they continue to make arrangements for
al pa On and It srS,s ai
days
3D. ss @ ss sss
sHa '.s R.9s mad: S: bns Y. 70 s:sis
that popularity they have hitherto erj,yed alfF
will be the comfort Of passengers which has in
varably been extended I'll VIII have bssnen
S ss Sst soy 70 the who
pal towns Of The United Kingdom and at the following banks
Enaland-Nessrs. James Built Son Co., Bankers, Lon
d'f National aa css. Bank. and
In scotland-The Bank Of Scotland and Branches
The subscribers have also regular succession Of first class
packets sailing 10 Loador three tmes every %nth Liver
nah ana Ch,rlssou weekly. y which Passases Al
The 1ossias, . cIiins. The sh,ridsS, D.p.yster,
The Uned Li0e of Liverpool Packets
Tn. Rochester, Wcodhouse, The Yves eheser. Ferris,
Scotland, Robiason, Iarolinta,- Saith, 81
Republic, Thompson, Carroll OF Carrolion,
$ aLspere. Miner, - hs Great Briaais Prout,
Tsrs Men S
Tslsai, Storey BBroo.lyn;; Richardson,
N Carolina. Lrummond, N Biddle, Trueman,
% ,ss o ", loo wei. kno 10 y,o,,
for the wishing friends
engagements wnot fall to observe the advantages here Offer
'a5si' .ssyl SC y ;s 9 south ss e
r, cor (youverpeeu Lane NJ. VIZ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-02-07
FASHIONABLE BOOTS.

HE subscriber returns his sincere thanks to his friends
customers aud the public generally for the liberal pstron
business and them that hing his shall be
wanting merit continuance Of the He hes
addition 70 his present stock III obtaining at considerable
erpense for his Fall ard Wister trade Of III. best
quality Of French Cakn, which for sofness and durability
cannot be exceled He has also hand quantity Of Tster
proof Enesh sole leather which he reeenmend
He would LAO that ne wings OF the feet and
has lasts made TO suit each cssoms Gent. VINO may
be desrous to obtain superior boots and cd lit respect
fully invited to give the subecriber = trial
IL Combined Snail Wheel Locke and Comb nsion Psdoeks
These superior Locks consisting Of store Door, and House
Locks; Locks for lren chests Book Safes h night Latch
simple in their operation aud use they squaed 10 safety
by other Lock and only surpassed the celebrated Con-
binatiou Lock Of thc inventor The principle which
they constructed entirely and beevd TO be
cur,,v The price Locks - 10 SIS cach
article ck' for ii Roads AMI ships use
worthy the attention Of Interested such business
For IN any xps& Y; e ss FHsre
Agents for the Manufacturers c--'I enc.
REsTAuE.Msr a mYn ,A Hh, .ASS ..S ~.
' sbs9s ~. lee pssm ssoo" "a ;s s a'ss
private eating room, and bit Of fare sup
pcd with thing that the market aordthe sub
scbershep by Their punstnAl,,y, giving all sAsfaciou
she 2srsan h. WI, g.rs them their patronage Private room
All orders received to ssn outdinner parties balls soree4
ne ornamental pyramid AL kinds OF sugar chars "
lib.rty fancy cakes, Charlotte rusfe, ers ice bis
On maud truGs pate de foes sras sad abe rergaeuy
antilles WIN as 1t aay time variety Of dishes ready u,
ssnd out Their prices Will be m 2. ,,,vs
.a.f.I f..tfr XVI. F~~nch fock e'' = sT7r'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-02-07

HfOhrANT To s.hPtI LIS SD kweiAaa a A. led
last uper.sdinx Copper sh thing and bolts II
srs;c t tns rssuse an Tmenss fortune The Asmaly,
emes ne nnde ,.sads the rxing and oing every kind
=. mtial sno .ud We 10 objection 10 with Capt
Address B. H., No ~ Cries Wien IL - r
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-02-07
KEMITFAN NOE TO AND PASSAlE FKOM GHEA r
BRiTAiN AND iRELAND, BY THE
~, ~ ~ rs

Persons wishing TO the old country for their end,
make the arrangements nth the Subscribers
aud have them this superior line of railing
from Liverpool the 7th and 18th Of every month They win
svery sixh day, thereby aordng weekly communicsfon
from that port One Of the firm. Mr. Jam D. Roche thsvs
and will remain duug the that all the
and despatch. r "a w -. q 3 ~, ~ .l M II.
Should parties agreed FIR not come out the money will b
returned 70 those who paid i here without deduction
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II lEE AND rH.yrENIt rNE,sssv ....,--s...s-
IL COCKiNss REPEATING ffsTcLs-This Pa oil can
be dsthavued sr mea al The rspidlty sf thought
The p.to the barre olives and By
puliux The the chamber barr N pccs
and therefor. b ke other repeating
The Of the PISTOL perfectly sapleet be
drawn from sc pocket and it'll md w'iho the
loss OF time cooking; shots BE- fired
fast crack his fug They larger
tie hcos. keepers sp'a;ns planter. and oihess,
they indispensable article both male and
female with this pistol prorc, III lives aud property
aitaes q b. many psrons as one Of them 10 near
dozen If the common kind.
Gentlemen are N call the stors OF the advertiser
taeir smrIcily perfect safety aud
bny out Of order. will certainly recommend
them over AL others For sale pslesse and tslbv
j. q. BOLEN Iot Broadway,
.itNN 1850 Il flt bef.~,s Wall s-a s;-~ sweet.
no STORE KhfrLKs-Inc s'vsresss, I Ns,4.e ~ .
snrefor vie ani Al ress0bi5le pic waiting snl
chans address cards hill heads ant vsvy description &c
bsn.. Labels engraved FOG all nd Of cotton
and vol, goods Patent ard Drug - labels ut
On dollar aad rp ssrds per IN ussnt. nv
D consular and society seals With aprropr ave degns
cut in super style. ~ li'. . .tf
Brass aud double sive paie rass KNOCKERS belt
pulls ,h improved ensneisd bprdsrs, handsomely
gravsd u. NfN q VI a- fN4Ff.t frfH
and up~ ards thou I'd cards the nsatet
Ard at howe! Than be procure a, aay other esa-
blisemeni. All orders pr ,mp,iv attendei 10.
~ f.li. fi BOZ NJ. EI-syev and Printer, r
~ Broadway ,bstvssa WAL rns stsL, NJ =.
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The NEW YORK,
(" COLUMBUS.

The 0xEOEp. nv y The NV YORK 800
:. EfEoPE,. . SOUTH 1MEglcA.
Drafts slght any amount the Royal BanS Of Ire
iand and Prescott 0rote, Ames Co. Banksr Loadon
which will be paid demand free of discount the
epsi towns Of the United Kngso% Anp!y Letter post
9o Fuitmst. aext door tn the Fulton Bank. N. Y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-02-07

FRoM CAMPEAcnY. BY the Borneo we have re-
ceived Yucaan papers to the 9TH instant from the ca
pital. They contain the articles Of agreement as 10
The terms upon which Yucatan rejoined the Mex
can federation, signed on the 18th December. Yu.
catan is guaranteed in her domestic institutions, as
before the separation The Yucatan tar II TO remain
as at present established, and never to be changed
by Mexico The State never to be required 10 fur
nish men for the army or navy OF Mexico, excep;
ore battalion of guards, TO be composed OF natives,
and never to be ordered OF the State and the To-
cal governor to be the commander, The State 10
retain its public vessels, as well 10 prevent SNUG
emt. and TO pay its quota OF the foreign debt. And
The receipts from customs TO belong entirely TO Yu-
II remains to be seen if Santa Anna will ratify
this compact, being SO neatly taniamount to the
acknowledgement OF the indie ndence Of the State OF
Yucatan; especially as the Mexican Commissioner
was instructed to demand that the Gov .rnor OF the
State should be appointed in Mexico; that standing
force should be maintained in Yucatan by the 81.
premc government.
! Tobasco, we learn. by the papers, ~ similarly
situated as regards Its relations with the mother re-
public-N. o. Bulletin, Jan Is tm I.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1842-01-04
Sloteniebaben onrb Die 8e9terunss
Veamten.

Ser "Mereer Summary" beIbuloiot
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lauf BON fleinen gtoten Dem @efebe smpi.
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