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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-01
Triples
CONCENTRhTIsD sAMsAPAHIILA

80 - y.
IHIr Compound Extract " Slffluarla las gained tbe
preference # the Faculty every other rf.nar.
uou oi rarsalata now IN use, for the cure Of Scrpa
u"l otlet discusses which depend upon impure habit
O. 1ui"ns CONDITION Of The system, aud will b. found
Ehy BENEFICIAL n an cases where Sifssraria . used
urPJepircd without boiling from the most approved $40.
'esp Sarsapafa conians In very concentrated form
uVNo principle ~ TIC root, aud pos8oasos decided a.
am'ses over hc ordinary Preparations, which are male
hc nror reof, iniuted by long and continual h,iIg
q % Wood : Riches q. =. Dispensltorv1 e
Aiiriher supply just received by
ALEXANDER DUVAL & CO.
Ho Agents for Richmond
SAHATOGA WATEU.-A further Supply, Teeci.
- wing per sehr Weymouth. 'f'' '''''
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-01

NE" SoNfEC1IOSAtSf ESTABLISH
T. w. LAMBERT, Csaeee s to f. Noel at the old
specially inform his friends the puc sSaeraiiy hist
haNg purchased tho stock Ia trade of Noel no will
which le will sell wholesale or retail ON TcasanaIe
eI ~. l.e tocS on hand consists Of Candies, Cakes,
C"rai-, wines :, Siih variety Of Toys Tor Children
Having gone 10 considerable EXPENSE in rc6pg and
Improving the appearance of the store, he oqea that he
VIII lot be forgotten 10y his friends whose he
'p'ctlull 49, aul2
(NREESOUGU's CHEMICAL OLA SUP.
" ply OF the above, mr burning ia Grccuouss Patent
LainPI Just received Tor sale
SEs.-super Black aId coioulel Kid Gloves at
JSo opposite EXCHANGE Hotel.
WRAPPING PAPEfi-IoOO rcans Wrapping
at prices JAMES sizER s6N 90 sale
Agents Franklin Manufacturing Co.
Tho Company have got their Machine for making
Wrapinc Paper in the full tide OF successful operation,
We have m Store wrinbins Fsper made OF bcn, very
strong aui Of beautiful texture; Also all varieties WI
ting fdrcrs which, qualify will compare with Northern
manufacture, aud Will be sold low prices Call anu ex
20 JAMES sIzER son.
=. UHGEoN'S RUMsNTs-Pocket Case
spring Lancet, and Evans beet Grown Pon.cI do-Cup.
ping Instruments Superior Scarhe uorsD entail lnsir.
osngeror Instruments manufactured il te hes,
uo;ice. LYELL, JOHNSTON a IYiiT-
no - AT J McI.i,t1e's Oh stand
GENTLEMEN : ~ PERIOR WATER PROOF BOOTS
II And SHOE -I'cOa Miles aud Son's-We have re.
ccN"d good supply Of the above 600 from those supe.
nor Manufacturers. Genemcua.c nv!c' ~ call aud Ct
themselves. d. BULLINGTO & CO,
no - Mansil House.
cSPARKIING CHAMPAGNE & HOCK-Ii0 baSseIS
Cdozcu each, sparkling Champa guc AMI Hoe comprising
the best biands IN use IN this country, for sale by
ABBOT,
10 MaIn s. next door e a Daya & 20.
- UM, TOBACCO, Sc
IL puncheun superior jamaica Rum
DO 90 GTcna1a DO
Brown, Lauchorne & Armcicad's Chewing Tobacco
Rcsalia, Principe aud old CsaTs-for sale bv
no y W HARRISON
GROUND PhASTHW AND LIME
~ ltu casks fresh InouGl-on Line
50 de Lubbock Plaster ior sale b.
IN ABBOTT,
nol6 Main 81. mex; door 10 a DnyalS 90
GENrLEMENs ELEGANT WATER PROOF snOFs
Made by J. Miles & Son, expressly for our retail
Sales.
WE AZ" row in receipt OF our supply Of tho above
want OF good article Tor Winter VII please call and
supply themselves. at JUDAH MYERS q co,
no III Dealers iu Boots shoes, Trunks, sc.
LADIES' CHEAP SLIPPERS.
ME have ON hand good assortment OF Ladies' Kid and
w Morocco Hper8 made 10 PEi.Ilclphii, which are
very han'snmc-frice, only 81 per pair.
JUDAH MYERS & co,
&c 81 Boot, Shoe and Trunk Dealers.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-01
NOgSssTAlS BUTTER, jus i'ssi;E::.,. -
'INKLER's PLOUGHs.

7 AIDES aud Gendsmen's White Kid Gloves ehesp
- Do % White aud Back six 40. "a A
CUNNINGHAN's
lelt NeS and Cheap Cash Dry Goods sore,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-01
ItEE nNEEnINI

T'His TrcstFc upon tho Bee from the pon Of NJ IT,,
4 Afccf. Las been recognised bv ~ s,,I.pit,,.i
f,csS generally a. nc beet ever published A 40 ana
ftcresrr account Dol here avcn u fhe nature f,s st
proptf mausg Of this curious and prors5s eI~
sect. Pnce Is cents
noN2 CT nO1-r,-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-01
GALE & cos BEST PIANOS.

THESE makers instruments are becoming more popu
lar every day. Many have been sold during the
past year than any o,hcr MAKE. The following Letter
have lust received from purchaser;
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-01
10 MEnCuANrs Alp oLuERs;


nigESr ot tho L.ws ttsrcluUE Real Properly. gene.
- rally, rirrfof HrI iu Ihr United S'aes r hr.
eng nDre specially OBJ laws ol real properly Vfrns
~ John aypc Loils. one of fnr judges Of the Gcu-f
CIuu and flnri Professor of law boo thc Uuecrsfy of
Virginia in fhrrc uura
fNGtr TORS AN ADMINISTRATIONS.
Trc1nfc 900 the ffw uf Executors and Admin sfrafora
generally ia the 1fcd S'sts AMI aftc rot
ralu uir'y Go tho practice o Nrgna by jnnn Ta,loc -
max Auihof of ihr -caf of tc law Of Real rrorcttv
a0 sdiru pRiNKrR . NORRIS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-01

BRANDY, SC.
nLD London Dock Cognac
~ DO Pale DO
DO Vintage 1913 BRANDY
Superior OLD Cognac, In bottles
perior 4'' ''ule vary So
fcach and Apple Brandy. old and verv Zoe
W hiui-scotch Whiskcy-u olianu' On
Madeira, Sherry, Por, Clatet ClaElpasne Bs s,.rI
I ing hoek Vines, SC. for sale. SlNA
/ IA Us II RURToN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-01
JAsUARI 9Th, 1912.
MORE DESIR AND SEAsON,nI.y

1--WE hundred boxes Bunch Raisins
a p casks superior Cheese
50J do Pearl harley
lihhass Government Java Coffee
Landing this Horrnc--for sale 10y
NO - WEBB, BOOKER g. HAMILTON.
TWENTY BBLs nice Family Flour Tor sale for cash
Il by JNO. ~ GORDON.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-01
BUTLER S EFFERvEsCENr
MAG SESIAE ApERiENT
J. PEASE & SONS
COMPOUND CLARIFIED ESSENCE or
HOARHOIfND EtNnNy

'Ilt6 Incompatible COMPOUND, for the cure Of Couchs
colds &c IS Jgsy celebrated ani every diy but nifs
os popu'lily Ia taste is very pleasant FOR safcty
eni convenience preferable 10 every Other cough remedy
known Numerous certificates Of lis ~ie,cy arc in the
I1season OF tht propTieor although they deem the IA
pidy ncrca>us demand foI tie article The areef
WIN wmeh u every whore received, as the best eSi.
10 Observe eyory genuine package ia signed by
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-01

- MUM will be paid.
ia6 suEu rs 4. snMEpvIIrr
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-01

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA. TUESDAY MARCH /, 1872,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-01

T AIDES, SUPERIOR FUR BOUND AND PLAIN GUM
i Elastic OVER SHOES-A beautiful as zonment OF
ihe aboTc Over Shoes for ladies' store aud for sala low
Ladies will please call ant suit themselves At
ID. BURLINGTON & CO.'S
de< Mansion House
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1842-01-15

The course of the Debate on Mr.. Inns
proposition to repeal the Distribution Law
Of the extra session, leaves it quite clear
that no such proposition will be successful
in the Senate. All motions for reference
were negatively and Mr.. Linn was content
to defer its consideration some three weeks
1t is great consolation to know, that, not
only will this bcncGccnt measure remain
untouched for years, but that the subject OF
the Public Lands can no longer be used by
bidders for the Presidency or demagogues
of less note. This point IS settled.
Senator KING, of Alabama, declared that
his State would mot accept the bounty
offered by the Distribution Law. One
branch of the Legislature seems to have
been disposed to sustain him in this notion
but the other thought the money desirable
thing, and gave the go-by to a resolution ia
repudlate the money. So, they twill &C.
cept the bounty."-& Louis Ncw Era.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1842-01-15
THE TIMES.

The report accompanying the plan of the
Secretary of the Treasury for the establish.
ing of Board of Exchequer of the United
States, will be found in to-day's paper. The
Bill was given in our last. 1t will be found
an able and interesting document, and
should have an attentive perusa; and if our
readers fail to agree with the Secretary in
his views, they cannot but admire the tone
and spirit in which it seems to have been
written.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1842-01-15
TEMPERANCE.

During the last fall and this winter the subject
of temperance has been agitated more or less all
over the union. The WAsHIN GroNIANs, a so.
cety Of Reformed Drunkards, have had some of
their members in different parts OF the country,
addressing the people, and it is surprising as
we'll as gratifying, TO see the astonishing success
that crown their efforts. Being reclaimed Drunk.
ards themselves, they are we'll calculated to show
the evils OF drinking and their arguments seem
to carry conviction home to the bosoms of their
tipping friends, and they are enrolling their
names on the side Of temperance by thousands
and thousands. May they never relax their ef.
forts until the "root Of all evil" shall not have
an abiding place in our land.
We are also gratifed to see an interest in
TIE subject OF temperance being revived in our
own place. There was society organized here
some two years since, but it was suffered to go
down. Our citizens have again become ava.
kened on the subject, and met on last Thursday
evening, in The Baptist Church, for the purpose
Of forming new society. At the opening of
the meeting an elegant and appropriate address
was delivered by the Rev. Mr.. TUCKER. They
then proceeded to organize the meeting, after
which number of our most respectable citizens
enrolled their names. The next meeting OF the
society takes place on the LIST Monday evening
in February.
Hj-The weather still continues warn, more
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1842-01-15

The Philadelphia Inquirer of the 28th says
/" The Judges of the Court of General Sessions
delivered their opinions yesterday in the case oil
the presentment Of the Grand Jury, charging
Nicholas Biddle, SAMUEL Jaudon, and others,
with conspiracy to delraud the stock holders oil
the United States Bank. Each Judge, delivered
a separate opinion, all arriving at the same con.
clusion-tRat tic Prc5en,mem BE QuAsHED."
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1842-01-15

u-The weather sill continues warm more
like the month Of May than January,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-06-24

ence of purchasing some articles from Mr. HIS wife, who
was attending to business during her husbands
She seems left the store for short time leaving the in
yiuals in alone during which, and before her return
they succeeded getting 470 Sovereigns from bureau in
which they had been deposited, and made OIL with them
One of the party was arrested long ago in Philade
pha who betrayed his fellow in guilt, telling OF his
whereabouts sc. Poise officers Hays, Ze and Ridsley
proverbia for their ndefagableness and energy were
put the track of the who had made this city his re-
nge, and in very short time succeeded In arrcstng him
and recovering the above amount oil money, winch upon
investigations proved to be the property OF Mr. Hon
master. The of the robber is William Van Nee'
HI has been committed 10 prison.
and elegantly constructed bark MILL Tor the use
of tanneries invented by Valentine Bierly Esq, OF
Frederick Mary land is in operation in this city at
the very extensive yard Of Mr.. Heald North street
II is denominated the horizontal cylindrical bark MILL
The machine very simple IN its construction composed
merely of metal frame, probably feet in length in
height and in width, with three horizontal offenders
one over the other 1t is calculated TO grind third
more bark the time, than any other machine in
use (say three cords per hour) and can be propelled
either by horse water power. The same gen.
emen has inv ented what he terms corn crusher."
which is on the principle Of the bark mill, and
promises to be of great utility to farmers.
The company TO be denominated the "Texian Fenci
bes whose object to repair Texas and assist the
inhabitants in repeng the inv asion have declined the
notion of going What money was raised for them they
gave the Mayor to be appropriated by nm 10 chara
bic purposes.
business. Flour has been selling for s562l from stores
corn SIS 81 cents; oats 81 80 cents; no MARYLAND wheat
in market; Pennsyva commands Sl24 Sl.25; whis-
kew in hhds 10 cts and in bbls. 20 cents Virginia mo-
ney to-day 81 discount and Wheeling bank notes dis
count Yesterday the warmcst day we have had this
season, land now it is uncommonly sultry
Yours, RoDERicK
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-06-24
WASHINGTON, Wednesday evening.
Army Bill-Thc neutrality-suspicious. witt
England.

The Senate, this evening, passed the Army Appro-
priation Bill amended az to restore it nearly to its
original shape. 1t has yet to go through the ordeal
of the House, but that body will probably yield on
this question, as they have done in every thing else
In such an event the army will be preserved in its
present size.
The Extension Tariff Bill is to be taken up in the
Senate tomorrow. There is some talk among the
wings of modifying the distribution feature as to
obviate the objections OF the President, and TO
frame the regular tariff bill with view to extract
veto. Perhaps this is the wisest course. If they
are determined TO force the President TO veto, let
it be on full grown bill This little affair is hardly
worth the ink it would take tokill it.
II is understood that the labors of Lord Ashbur-
ton are nearly brought to a close. No doubt is now
entertained that the negotiations will be satsfacto-
rily consumnlacd at an early day. All the points Of
difficulty between the two governments in the
progress of adjustment and is said that the treaties
will be ready for ratification in the course of next
week This is like to be glorious business for
President Tyler's administration and what beau
tiful opportunity will be presented for Mr. Webster
to retire from the cabinet with credit and honor, il
circumstances should render il undesirable for him
to remain.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-06-24
Philadelphia.
Correspondence OF the Hcrald.l


PHILADELPHIA, June %, lsl2.
An discriminating warfare is at this time waged against
the dogs of this city, Day and night openly and secretly
the work Of destruction is most reentlessy carried
In ofhe upper districts it is by unusual
occurrence Of morning find dozen fifteen dead
dogs lying about the streets-the fruits of poisoned
sengers. Besides the number got rid off in this way the
dog cachers actively employed II to be the
only WY abate that dreadful disease hydrophoba OF
which we have lately had several such distressing
cases.
There was fair house last night to witness the new
play of Mary Tudor the principal characters in which
sustained by Rchngs, and that versatile lady, Mrs.
Seton. deserves to be well received Flynn up for
benefit and deserves good one. Ned Conner has gone
to Baltimore to play short engagement Can you say
whether we are, or are not to have Fanny Elsser here
do tell. Warrants Garden has had two three good
nights, and if the weather should get settled think
would do we'll.
From the legislature have word that the bill
BILE the banks redeem their Reef notes in specie
not yet been agreed upon though probably will be- The
bill granting to the Domestic creditors all the Relief
notes in the Treasury not appropriated to Common School
bly, 60to &c. This bill in substance gives the Domestic
creditors that money heretofore taken to pay the State in
interest OF the interest will 60 unpaidfor whe-
Their these deprecated notes not given to the
Domestic creditors they cannot be used to pay interest
What trash to be called money.
Last evening Messrs Bspham and Richards sold at the
Philadelphia Exchange Of the Six per cent bonds
Of the Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore Railroad
Company, in Bonds Of floO0, with the privilege; the
Bonds able IN 1855, amount secured by mortgage
all the works Of the Company with intes from LIST OF
April last. The of selling much per cent
of the mar value estimating the pound sterling at
the ling be converted into Federal money at that
rate The Of the payment are one third cash one
per cent The bonds be dey cred when the whole
amount bid is paid. The whole of the fll300O was
bought in by the house OF Morrison with the exception OF
"a OOO bought order for Bowen Browns. The fol-
lowing are the prices amount and name at which they
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-06-24
Superior Court.


JusE s3-Wiiiiam c. Barrett VS.. Thomas X. Keilnser.
This was action to the amount Of note for
$3.50 drawn by defendant in favor OF his brother Dewitt
c. Kenger, and endorsed by the latter 1t cashed
by Mr.. Peter Smith for Dewitt c. H. in July last Pay
msnt is refused on the ground Of usury Dewitt Kelln
ger testified that the note given for his aecommoda
oD by his brother the defendants who ed value
for it. lie got Mr.. Smith 70 discount it, who gave him
$3.50 for it, thus charging than legal interest. He
also stated that he confessed Judgment his brother
property contained in the public house Harlem lately
occupied by him, who turned him out under execution,
and hat the note in question given after that time
lie now resides at Yonkers The counsel for plaintiff in
addressing the jury said that the note 10 them bea
ing he impress of hving been given for full and lawful
value and they should be extremely careful the
tmcny on which they put in force severe and penal
The charged tina, The usury law appeared
10 have been violated but the Jury, notwithstanding,
found for plaintiff, in principal and interest being 1857 II
cents.
plaintiff Mr. Marbury for defendant, Mr.. James T.
Br.dy.
George ". Souie vs. Benz. MepTckar.-Mr. John L. g.
Fountain hired of defendant the 23l Broadway OPP
posite the Park for years from LIST May 1884, at $500
per annum. By the terms OF agreement he gave note
own note for $3.50, payable May l, ls4 Mr. Fountain
was to take possession the LIST May Immediately pro-
coed today in stock of dry goods and to alter the front
windows Mt his own expense in accordance with pat
tern designated He was not to underlet the premises.
In the event of his compyn with his part of the
the given be considered paid on
count Of rent otherwise to be forfeited On the LIST of
May Mr. Fountain took possession but found tina he could
not raise stock OF goods as he had NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. lit
tie negotiation not unattended by diff ulty occurred
between him and Dr. MVckar, and, by consent, the
2st May the latter rented the store to Messr Souten.
burgh fancy lamp dealers, Uhe present occupans)
lease for four years. at $500 per The plaintiff
paid his note OF si3i the LIST February and
ed value The Court charged that the notes had been
fairly forfeited The Jury were directed to bring in
sealed verdict Yesterday morning they came into court,
but the plaintiff suspecng that the result would be
in his iavor refused to answer when Called by the clerk
and nonsuit was ordered
For plaintiff. Mr.. Josiah Howe. Messrs. Wells and
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-06-24
MONEY MARKET.
Thursday, June "a


The Stock market has again been heavy to-day, and
sales were SMALL Mohawk Rail Road fell lt-Farmers'
Loan li-Harem Rail Road T. change has again taken
place in the management Of this road. The President
lately appointed Mr.. Thurston, has resigned, and Mr.
Emmett is restored to the Presidency The large opera
tor who lately has purchased majority of the stock
determined that shall control the management
the road but those who have bona de interest in its
ultimate Those little brokering cques that have
hitherto affected control all money operations, find
him. with all his madness, mpracticable subject In
diana SIS improved illinois 6's Z.
The July interest due the bonds Of Virginia, issued
20 the James River and Kanawha Companies, has been
amply provided for.
At injecting of certain citizens Of Mobile, held the
18th instant series OF resolutions passed, in which
stated that the State Bank system of Alabama hav
ing entirely failed arising from inherent evils in the sys
itself, it should be totally and speedily atolished
that the dishonorabe suspension of the banks should be
put an end to- and the banks compelled TO TO
wind up that the State faith should all hazards be
maintained; and to that end tax should be levied to
fully the expenses of the State government that the
banks may appropriate all their means to the redemption
of the State bonds.
At New Orleans the Board of Currency have issued
OFFrcE BOARD CuRRENcy,
New Orleans, June IL, 1912. \
No AT meeting oil Bank Presidents. held THIS DAY AZ
this office the Presidents of the following Banks, to wit
Louisiana Union, Consolidated, Commercial, Canal Ci.
zcns Louisiana State and Carroon Banks, have agreed
receive each others notes in OF debts belong
ing them This arrangement to take effect as soon 40
the respective guarantees given which will be attend
ed 10 without delay.
BY order ofthe Board.
CHAS. LESSEPs, Secretary.
This notice little singular from the fact that the
Union and Louisiana Banks paying specie at our
last dates and the others have failed That sgrceabyto
this ARRANGEMENT however the Consolidated Association
has offered security for her circulation. at present
amounting to the sum s427 oo the follow ing assets
viz - .
State Bonds, bearing per cent interest, sxao oo
Real estate worth at a low valuation, so'ovo
Mortgages on property cftwicc the amount oooooV
Total assets 81 600
proposition has been made IN the fenhs' i'an'an
;lsure 70 cell the State works to company to be IN
with capital of $4,000 in order to enable
The state to get out OF its pecuniary difficulties the
funded debt of the State is as follows:-
PrSSsYLvAsIa srArr DrBr, 1872.
Redeemdble hsafemdeH
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-06-24

FASHIONABLE MovEMENTs-TRAvELT TO EUROPE
We learn that several fashionabes including Chris
TOPPER Hughes, Esq, one Of our charge d. affaires
abroad, have taken passage in that fine. fast and
favorlte packet ship, the Oxford, commanded by
Captain Rathbone, and will sail from this CITY on
the LIST of July-one week hence. We cannot
speak too highly of either ship or commander. and
those who wish to cross the broad Atlantic safely
and comfortably, have here fine chance
1t is the intention of the fashonables who have
taken passage in this packet to make the tour of
Europe, and return in time for the winter season in
New York.
1t lis astonishing to see the rapid increase Of travel
TO Europe. In the last five years it has been at the
rate OF twenty-five per cent per annum. There is
no question but that the steamers have done their
share in producing this happy result, by bringing
the Eastern and Western Hemisphere closer to-
gether, yet they have not been the whole cause
The safety and speed of our famous packet ships,
and the popularity Of their gentemanly and skilful
commanders has become so well known over the
whole world, that those who have desire to ira
vel now confident tina, they can cross the ocean
win no more inconvenience or risk, than TO ride
up Broadway four in hand.