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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-27

ITO LET-The uneYpired Lease OF Store, 43 Peck ssp,
occupied Grocery and Liquor Sto e. for which
business it has been long estab.hsd ne situation n COVE
early in the Spring. and at rds favorable opportunity
be had the LIST Of Februry Apply the
nrcnI
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-27

EHtE bAdlbl Iiu ' -Wonders Of Mature Coomb's,
49, bresdwVy, who're he whs rans may read that PrcIo
1ogy tu by cempsrpg the heads Of srs b,boou
by, mot and 100 remarkable csanA from every
qusref e M globe, collected b. Ceoahs who is dol ~
tenm.pt de- ofgaod lie LECTURES FREE and isprnbabiy he
hos lr,u 1l git living. at least many who e.,i
jim ssr. He uVtiss 20 meet hin a bis ~
~ g. " lfu. tCr1e On fi-'lrcrC' ogists ~ 4
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-27

'ULLhI HONS parts inc ult ID ntn,rs mad.
" 'hc most sTorelle terms. BY 4
4 s j. SYLVESTER
~ - @ Wan Il, sad i2Q Brssdwey.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-27

WIN TER MAIL ARRANr.EM@Nr- The Post Ofhcc
w orers at NJ. aud closes al PMdiy, except Sun
days On sundays the Office onefsa An, and closes
10 Opets again nj 1871 and cloes ( u Pm.
The msil- osed this oHcs ~ follows W. The
Great North Mad the at SIDE OF the Rtr Xoukers
Sing -ug, roushkeepe, Buson T. Albany snl Troy
York at o'clock night. snt lesv,s the city o'clock
the morning. This ma Dcln the Cces IN the
tesAn Vemoit lying the West sds Of the Geen Noun
Urper aud Lower Csnad, the county Erie Pa and
West OF the Hudson Eiy.r, Hackensack " j., and
Piermsut NY. close at AN and supplies III, counties Of
Rccllsrd, Ofars. usler Sullivan, Greene and Rrooms
The Great southern Mail closes I'M daily. except
Sunday whiohdy twill hereafter be rosst Al PM
* this is aided all matter for The southern and Yves
tern States also all Officer ~ y ald the Southern tier OF
r. j on the route ,hriush Newark BruBsw OK Tren-
ton Camdev is made aud daily and closes at AM
All The other maa' close g u'u q ,h q,tSe PM
Post O2ice, Nsw York, san.2o 1919, Ja'lw
A ANDREWS cELEBp ATrD COMBINATION
LOCK are reaiy receive orders for this cectratcd
sai hastng supphsd e Numerous orders heretofore
csired fro the arrangements
ce The design OF the association is 20 furnish them 10
every Bank in The United states AMI the security they have
iersn.are furnished such hanks have applied then
bsng robbed. haring often been t,std ~ burglars
~ without these locke ther vaults or sales All Other
chs and have been oyeacj. while u,r ot defiance to al
nfss and the combination o. oiAnges can und. X yry.
eeuy found IN any Other mode 0f laseiny LoeksEr
sH,s tnn store doors from i2s t1f.ca{ oiangts
tees 10 The Euperlorty Of uls oca over any or q re
msas to any Of the banks 10 Wal street. New fo,s
:, ' ''' '' ~ w "a oH S.ffi Z SMITH
o' io''s' isse Dgin'F To- The cry
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-27

PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS.
THE 81 iar-ismd c. LIBERATED pills, from Portugal
! perceive, obtained this country Bee advef
t,se,nr,J III, last colunrof fourth d2s lm-W
THE LADY'S WORLD OF tASHIoN-Odice IS 8ow-
l. cry.-rhe Lady, World OF Fashion, Monthly Maya.
zce 4 Choice LitsratareThe latest London and
Farsiap Fashions advsnce Of all otner mag .ziues
Co>IEsrs The FEnsuARi No. Vol. l, No. q
ON IArE
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-14
THE TARIFF-"RtpeaI, Repeal, is The ,rord"

IL. ENQUIRER.
Az of the Solomons of the Democracy, has nrodu-
ced proposition for the Repeal Of the Revenue Bill the
occasion appropriate for introducing the views of the
Free Trade Editor of the Enquirer, uttered, when he
thought Congress would pass Tariff Bill lie then in
dreadful of horror and CONSERVATION the APP
poach of universal Free Trade, is made sufficiently
manifest by his language. 1t important bear in mind
the time and the occasion The whole article is strong
condensed argument in iavour Of high protective Tar6-
for nothing less il is conceded, could the Govern
ment from disgrace, the manufacturers from ruin the people
from aggravated ebarrassmen and the Banks pros
tration
I'VE lift up our hands against the mndmen 'oho
irOHid the Government and ScOurge the people"
by repeating the Revenue Bill!
We will keep the article standing and insert every
and then, for several months
From the Richmond Enquirer, August 10Th, 1919
"No revenue bill is be passed. All supplies be
cut off. No duties 10 be collected. That the
cry and the President and Cabinet be starved
office But these wseacres far transported by their
passions, see, that the manufacturing interest
first go the wall Orders already sent out by
the Great Western for Foreign Goods Pass no Revenue
Bill (and these Wing clnmorers say there no law
receive dues and these orders will be mulupied-goods
will come in TO n considerable amount free Of duiy-ond
domestic goods will be underbd, and the factories will be
Frustrated. Arc these mndmen prepared for such
result Starve Captain Tyler-starve the amy-starve
the navy-bu first of ALL the manufacturers
Does the lnteigencer really believe, that this sentiment
is especially prevalent among the friends of domestic
industry ~ Can il possibly be infatuated But
the mischief does not stop here. Goods will cheap
or 10 the consumers ii is true-but what fearful
The balance of foreign trade against us-and pay
many OF these goods specie be shipped the Banks
pressed, and they again will press the people. second
suspension will probably take places and general distress
pevadc the community. Are the Editors of the Nat Int
prepared for such catastrophe If
and we lift up hands against the madmen who would
sarvc the Government and scourgc the People. Rather
than encounter such calamity, willing adopt
liberal revenue bill We would most checrfuly suspend
nan the compromise Ac-althoue as Gen Harrison said
tooD FAITH might require the Compromise of the Tariff
known MIR. Clay's BILL should be carried according
TO its spirit and Intention" Gon. arson's reply j. VI
Beien, Now 4, 1885, In these extraordinary times when
the Treasury exhausted and the public credit suffering
will not sickle upon the 10Th part of hair-but are
willing cooperate with the Tariff men, TO relax the
Compromise Act raise supplies for the Government and
save the Republic from disgracefu excitement and serious
distress. Them my sentiments"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-14

Assembly, protesting opinions Numerically opposed
those advanced by him. should have carried conviction to
his mind, that he longer Mt and proper representa-
tive oi the State of Georgia lie appealed 10 tho people
and should he not he governed by their verdict man
who loves his country and its institutions, better than hs
personal ACKNOWLEDGEMENT would hold Office n
after he had lost the confidence OF the people The
Committee free acknowledge that this Legislature has
power compel Senator to resign but the theory OF
representative government and the delicate connexion be-
tween the constituent and the representative mpenousy
demand that whenever he snbseryo the object OF
his appointment he should surrender the delegated
Tested by this plain and obvious rule, Mr. Berrien
will utterly defect the end and aim of representative govern
men should he continue 10 retain the Office OF Senator m
Congress. The people oi Georgia opposed 10 Ma
tona Bank; the distribution of the proceeds OF the
sales of the public lands; the abolition modification
of the power; and with Judge Beicn, in the palmy
days OF his intellect they uttey deny the Constitutional
power of Congress- "a thrill OF protection, and
regard such tariff unequal in it, operation, oppressive
and UNJUST" And yet upon cach and all of these npor-
questions, the people OF Georgia differ materially from
MIR. Bcrricn. Will he continue TO msTcprcscrt them IN
the Senate of the United States. The Committee trust
not, and would be reluctant believe that the Honorable
John NJ. Berrien would cling to office under such ccu
stances
BE IL therefore Resolred b. the Senate and House Of
Representatives. Of he State Of Georgia, That the opinions
of the Honorable John VI. Bcren the subject ct Ma
tona Bank, the adjustment of the tariff the distribution Of
the proceeds of the sales of the public lands in direct
opposition 10 the principles OF large majority OF the peo-
pie of this State.
BE further Resoirsd Tha, the power il the great
conservative principle of the Constitution and s abolition
or proposed modhcauon would leave our righs ana 'e
Constitution ITSELF the sport OF irresponsible meJoriies IN
Congress.
Be IL further Resoircd, That the Senators in Congress
the representatives and officers of the States electng
hcm and the opinion of the Hon. John NJ Bcuen that he
as officer of the of Georgia renders
him unfit and unworthy represent this State in tho Sem
ate of the United States.
BE IL further Rcsolred. That the Hon. John NJ Bcrricn
be requested resign his in the Senate of the United
States that the Legislature may elect proper represent
alive of Georgia, and she have her constitutional quota OF
Senators in Congress.
BE further Resolred That his EScellency, the Goyr,
be requested forward copy of the above the Hon. Jno
NJ. Berricn, and also copy the Hon. Alfred Cuhber,
Senator in Congress, with request that he will lay the
same before the Senate of the Il. States.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-14

Gencrai o( The lIm brigade.

In time Of profound peace il s no great honor io be
made General Of Militia, butt often Of injustice
not to be made one, and in that aspect only is II Of much
importance.
When the last election Of n Bigadier Of the I4h Bri.
gadc held, niuetcc pnpablc and undcnac was done
10 the wO oldest Colonies then in the Brigade both of
whom had seen hard service during the last war Col
Carter now Of the Senate, and Col tDr) Braxton, Of
King William county the gentlemen alluded TO- Their
commissions Of nearly equal date Col Bmxtona the
oldest; and their services also nearly equal Col Garter hnv
ing served ne Captain Of Cavalry aud Aid Major General
Parker through tho whole campaign Of 1914 both before
and after the capture Of Washington Col Braxton not
only served through Of the same campaign and most
Mduous one II was involving much danger and persons.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-14

The instruction TO our Senators have refunded the
old General the fine imposed upon him BY Judge Hall.
yesterday carried by large vote, and without de-
bate The Democracy went the resolution with rish
tho the Federal treasury oyerowing and the justice
and honour Of the country furnished by longer with.
holding the money. We expected and would have been
glad hear assigned for the long delay in do
ing is act Of national justice /, is now nearly thirty
years Since the fine imposed and throughout all That
period, heard ii justice peached. Ii il not
justly imposed, how the Democracy themselves
for their long silence Why have they not lifted up their
voices against it. before this Why defer il until the
sury empty and the people embarrassed VIII any Of
them answer
On this subject copy in another column, very in
tcresng article from able writer in the Louisville Jour
nal.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-14

prve'on as any militia service of the war; but served an
private In the short campaign subsequent To- the alta.
ON Hampton In 1873 while student of medicn. In M
city, he, with some ten oc, offered their services m. n,
Yates to the General commanding, which were accent.
In ieia while the enemy in the Potomac he aided
raising company OF lying artillery, (of which he was AZ
pointed ldcntenant) whose services were nIv a.
iccd tn the Governor and accepted and the, were order.
into service forthwith.
hope this Legislature will repair the wrong don. IN ,b.
gallant officers, by the oct ut their b
one ct them u the post vacated by the resignation of Ce
Ayle IL was due of them the las, elec,io an
equally SO now. Just pride caused their VIII,
junior, in respect their superior WINS ,bn,., NV
their heads; and the fact that neither now in
S"o"iu MOI iessc" 'he" claims. JUSTICE.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-14

DEATn Gov SroKEs.-Thc Arkansas Intelligencer Of
The tn inst comes 10 with its columns clad in mourn
ing Tor the death of Ex-Governor Montfo Stokes OF
Carolina. Gov. Stokes died at Fort Gibson Ark on the
lth inst in the s2d year of his age. He had filled many
important Offices, and at the time Of his death Indian
agent for the Chcrokces The officers stltioncd AZ Fort
Gibson had meeting, which Capt. Brown of the sixth
infantry presided and passed resolutions expressive of their
high sense Of the worth OF the departed, and regret at his
doath.-N. y american.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-14

The famous british American Association" formed in
England under Sir Allen McNab TO coonze the Door in
canada proves To be speculation. The Duke of Argyle
VINO was announced President of the Society," with 81
Scotch Barons Vice Presidents dsavows any responsible
~, except having made donation of fJ00 appears 10
nave been specializing scheme of Sir Allen who in
Canada and gives notice in the Canadian psper that the
whole stock of the Association, GOO 000 has placed
at his DISPOSAL and invites those having land which they
WISH to sell to deed To him. and take stock for the
The prospects and ultimate gain of the Association at the
same time being gowingly forth.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-14

at is not necessary for to praise Samuel Anderson
and Norbornc TaliaiouO. Their "known
through oil the borders Of the Commonwealth" They are
not only the strongest Of the House. but Of the
Commonwealth NJ large. Taliafcno IL n man celebrated
Tor his various accomplishments. And Anderson d.
ngushed for the strength Of his Understandings ~ he IL
Tor the purity Of his les"-EnqUrer
We are under very many obligations ncighbor for
his information We had really supposed from the oh.
posts assigned Mcssrs Anderson and Tanfcrro on
the Committees that thoy very obscure pcsonages IN.
deed and that their had reached the ongh
ened regions Of se Of Wight Albcmarle and Frederick
But were in orr0r-and stand corrected
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-14
MORE INSTRUCTIONS

Mr.. Brown, of p yesterday n,rcduceda long preamble,
setting forth that whereas the Distribution of the Extra
Session, odous, and abomnable and Imperative &c.
&C.: Therefore, ResoIred that Senators for its
peal.
Would be very we'll dispense with Senators alto.
geiher send Mr.. Brown and three others
sunerintend Them
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-14

We very much regret haths gentleman has deter.
mined retire from Congress- a. the close Of the present
session The Kanswha Republican justly observes, that
he has acquired high and merted reputaon-a reputa
ton for integrity and ability which will stand tho test Of
scrutiny and Of time
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-14
SOUTH CAROLINA.
Gent James Hammond is elected Governor over r. f. w.
Allston who regular candidate. The stood
Hammond, -
Alston, &c
Scattering,


Allston, 76
Scattering,
The contest for Mr.. Cnlhoun's clippers will be between
Judge ilugeT-who Union man. and Mr.. X. b. Rhett
Nuiter The Mercury, in saying the should be
one who enjoys Mr. Cahoun's entire confidence, and had
always been with him, understood to signify prefer.
once for Mr.. Rheu
The Courcrs correspondent mentions amusing little
incident very characteristic Of the Demagogue
Quite an amusing application OF that thumbscrcw, the
yeas and nays occurred in Senate to-day Mr. j. X Rhett
having reported from the Committee Public Printing
that II advisable To employ Mr.. Pcmbcrton az State
Printer at price abOrt $1,000 than had been pro-
posed by others; Mr.. II. ". Thomson, Of Sparianburg
made speech in favor Of the report and quite laughed
at the idea of economy in such Col Trovc re-
Piled and after discussion the yeas and nays were
ordered Upon this Mr.. Thomson lights rose and
explained that upon consideration, nc should against
the report, and accordingly registered his name IL
made quite sensation when the gentleman explained that
he had not thought Of reduction in labor &c. which opc
rated To change hs mindn conjunction with the ayes and
noes"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-14
HOYT Il cos PRIZE OFFICE,

Where $500 paid a prize ticket lat week sgoOoo
20 prizes Of 81 600 Tor This evennRdrawng hy the mail
one package q whole tickets n which will NJ rid 81 p
SOa few packages Of halves quarters for sale In pe
single whole tickets s'ha,es and quarters proportion II s,
want package eaH before hall past two O'clock m -
HOYT n co.'s,
=" ~ Under the Exchange
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-14
CRY COUNCIL

At monthly Meeting, on Monday the 18th nst-Prcsent
u w. Muniord, PRESIDENT j. Freeman, James Caskie.
VIM. {. Allen +. b. Bigger, Henry Clarke S. d. Cren.
shaw, John Dove, c. A. Myers ]. 4. Lancaster and Jos
Mayo.
On motion of Mr.. Caskie, Mr. Mayo was appointed
proxy to represent the City, the general meeting Of the
James River and kannwha Company which commences
on this day.
On motion Of Dr. Dove,
Resored, That the Of thousand dollars be np.
propruted for the purpose Of carrying int, effect the i'm
proyements Of the Poor House. Work House. and House
Of correction.
An order Of the Hastings Court having been read stat
ing that the Court and members Of the Bar request the
Council to have the floor Of the Court covered with
carpet
On motion of Mr.. Myers,
Resoired That the Committee Of the City Hall be, and
they are hereby, authorized purchase carpet for the
room occupied by the Court Of Hastings provided that the
cost Of the same shall not exceed $50
Leave Of absence was granted - DR.. Dove.
The following resolution adopted b. the Commissioners
Of streets this day, in pursuance Of information given by
the City Surveyor and the Oyerseo Of the hands employed
on the streets, approved, viz;
ResOired That the Commissioners Of streets recommend
to the City Council = uuhiZe the Oyorscer of the hands
hire for the ensuing year four additional hands, and &, pur
chase the best terms he can four good muoa with nu.
hory to trade Of sell three old ones; and also pur.
chase one cart and harness, for the Of the City
On motion Of Mr. Myers, ordered that the Coun-
ell adjourn to meet again Friday next at o'clock p VI.
Az EnmL srEAN CARRmor-Ths is the name which
l 't' gwen !" ltW lot WHICH company has
taken out patent and which is convey passengers goods
and dispatches through the air. performing the journey from
London 10 India IN four days and travel the Of
from - 10 100 miles per hour company Of gentlemen
Is really formed even Of mechanical men; the patent was
formally scaled the 18th Of September st and sysoms.
nc arrangements n progress complete the design
In January the machine will be thoroughly organized and
until then take leave Of the subject and only trust al
this alleged invention is neither exaggerated nor an Tito.
pion projects and from the had with those
m connexou with the design we have every reason 70 be
leye that neither is the case London AtiGs,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-14
Erchnna. Rendinr Rnou,.

We ask the attention Of our citizens the notice Of Mir
SrEvENs Surely city Of the magnitude Of this ought to
be able 10 sustain Reading Room; and that this
will not be permitted 10 fall through for the Of little
timely aid.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-14
Thou wear Lions hide dolr IL. for shame.
And hang Calfskin ON those REcRsASr lnbs.

In the case of the Captains counerfeng that terrible,
ANIMAL however, there rs occasion for bully Bottoms
sagc device prevent his scarcnc fos-no one need h
tod ne Is no ion-he snug the joiner for the .na
'e oil the BEAST will be betrayed every one by those
uricuai 1ppendagcs of his which adjustment Of the
aforesaid hide, however skiu can cfTactolly
lhoee lang ugs OF his the Scoichman would say will
never "down" at his bidding.
- Inc captain reminds Ms of Richard II; who, when
HARRY BoLLiNGBRoKE making such rapid strides towards
suppanng him in the regal authority cndeavors TO cheer
up ms despairng followers by Arguments which hule
modhed the Capt addresses his Office when
they show their alarm the advances which Harry of the
West rs making in the affections OF the people.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-14

ERRAruM.-ln the proceedings of the Elizabeth City
meeting: In the Sh Resolution. for 400 900 bushels
imported into Boston in ls4l," read 100000 OF
bushels"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-14
DIswIpp,s. Doc 1910

, DiN"IDpk, Dec. 1912.
Can you tell us, MIR. Editor, what the gallant
prospects for reelection by this tii-ei We in ,b
country here the but seldom and would Ike xcr
much to he enlightened this all important question: nm
not being sufficiently deep in the doctrine of e1anees 10 de
eide 1t curse Ives IL that he himself is quite conf
dent | understand he cnacts the Old Hero and lion =
the Hermitage to pcrfection-spcaks with authority
swears by the Eternal, &C. &C.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-14
1flarria9es.

Married ai Rocky Ii spottsyyana Tuesday evening The
99h UT by the Rev. VIM Dunn Mr. r. H. BROWN Of Buckns.
ham county 10 Miss ELIZABETH only daughter Of Thomp
~ Ahemare
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-14
GeorRIa LcgI.Intmrr.

Report Of the Committee the the Republic on so
much Of the Goyenmenrs Message, relates the Hon.
John VI. Berien, and his late Address to the People Of
Georgia.
The Committee the state Of the repubic whom
referred that portion Of the Message his Excccncy the
Governor, relative 70 the preamble and resolutions Of the
Legislature Of the last year, transmitted Senators in
Congress- and the address Of the Hon John W.
Beren beg leave offer the following report and resolu
tons:
The Committee have read with and attention. the
address Of the Hon. John NJ Bcrcn aud feel that they
would be unworthy Of the delegated them did they
not give that notice which i principles and doctrines
riously demand.
The address is in reply 10 the preamble and resolutions
passed by the ast Legislature the subject Of many i'm
portant # national concern, and whilst adm
the perfect right Of Tire Senator address the Poopleie
source Of all powcryct deem that IL would have been
nothing than courtesy for him also have
addressed his immediate constituents the body from whom
he derived his Office and upon whose actions and opinions,
he was commenting.
The address promulgated just previous to the gen
efa elections, and evidently intended u operate on
their results. But the people convinced and the
signal rebuke which they gave the Senator, by the
election Of Representatives Congress- and n majority
Of the Representatives IN both branches Of the General
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-14

u not the kings maine forty thousand rotss,
Ann arm my name! puny subject strike,
NJ thy great glory Look 10 he rround
Ne favourtes of n King. Arc W not high :
HIGH BE- our thoughts! know the Con tK- nav,
Hath power enough TO turn.
hope Mr. Bolts will carry out during the presen, s,.
sion oi Congress- that which he has had in cop,en
patonas he hints doing his Frankfort letter n II
has no other good effect, will least Boswes father
said to Johnson, "gurt Kings ken that they have 6 in
their neck or in other words teach our aspiring CAPTAIN
to be more careful how ne bears himself in future or hi.
tenn OF office extend the end of his frs, four
year, much less through the second tenn which he
ses to enjoy "in his right" AVON
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-14

JAMES RIVER AND KANAwHA COMPANY
IHE eighth Annual Meeting Stockholders Of the L..
Hver and kanawha Company win he in the Irsn N e
HOUSE Of Delegates with permission Of proper authority Al
O'Clock this evening a, NJ ~