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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-02-26

MEDICINE cufed--1c VINO weary
suffering obstinate disease any kind weakness
of the ary organs who disp and
have abandoned all hopes Of are strongly invited
Cherry Astrneent Pills. whose failure removing the dis.
hearsnng eompan unknown than 90 boxes have
been related any agent selling them Has such fact
eusrd from til, use Of any other Ansyer y that
they stand heh the mnds Of hundreds whom
general was!ingo the body from
control Of the bladder pain in back from disc
kidney prostrats glands these pills preemineny
tessful.
J. FAY. wholesale SCENT New York. Retailed at Nos
and Fulton ST. Broadway, Of Char Church
cor OF Chambers 81; Bowery ef Waller II East
Broad way; s7s Market at Phadeiphis Maiden lsne Al.
bany IS North Main Providence and lss Arlington
Boston. Price 81, -.
Also Dr. PoetS Eadster celebrated for its speedy and
certain ii once isease. ia Inn
DIssOLU TON OF COPARTNERsHfP-The copart.
- uersop heretofore extng under tue Of HURLBUT
4 CO.. This day dissolved BY mutual consent
]. HURLBUT.
AMOS SMITH,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-02-26
TO THE LADIES.

MADAME COSTELLO, Female Ply siciAn, stII contm
M treat with astonishing success all diseases peculiar
70 females.
suppIe ssion irregulary. obstruction &c, by whatever
produced be removed by MsdameC in avery short
time.
Madame C's medical establishment having undergone thor
ough repairs and alterations for IL better oil
her she ID to receive LADIES' On
the Of confinement those who wish to be treated for
obstruction Of their monthly period
Madame C. be consulted her residence No Lspe-
nard AZ times and with the s,etes regard to secrecy
An and must be paid f23 I'M
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-02-26
A Ms sHNbRE VS. NcsIEBRXTE6 coHbiNA no

In.v ~ ~ .c ....;rs 49,, ~ ~ ce.hrs}.S
Lock and having supplied the orders heretofore
ceived prepared from the extensive
the Of these Locks to deliver totkhorest
thee Tb: design n the association to fMuh them to
heretofore furnished to such banks have applied them
ganst being robbed having often been estrd by burglar:
~ without these locks their vaults Safes All othe.
locks have while these bal defiance to eli
Ing from 4es to 900 ooo at the will q the owner
safes and store doors from i9s to 4,et changes
A. relates the superiority Of this och othey
ference made any Of banks in Wall street. New Yorb
Directors and oes Of bank. arr reuss.sd 70 examine the
WADSWOKTH SMITH,
Ava Jones, lane. agents for the city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-02-26
BOOKKEEPING.

THE Counting Rooms OF CT. MARSH, 6S Cedar street,
continue open from "a. M To r. NJ in order that mer-
chants and others may avail hemseves OF Of nstfuc
ton that il truly practical that cb complete rou
tine Of transactions and mercantile calculation and
counn, house. To those who with the ad
vcrer reputation, he desires to that his work
he preference in New York Public Schools and other
nrre institutions; and that be- himself the honor OF
teacher Of book keeping for Mercantile L.
sry Associaon" oil this city Prospectuses, with terms
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-02-26

no PAPICk MANUfACTUkERSs-The euboeIbsn N
notice that Mssss Howe Goddard, of Weeess4sr, A@s
appointed them ther agents. and prepared to
Cysndsr Machines with hre or steam dryer and sans -
every kind Machinery appertanng the manufacture Of
per- which in point Of and finish i net sups
S(ow operation many ef the best ms, to whom fssssss
WIN " ~ w. fEkssE { BROOKS Paper w..hs.s.,
aoSdkv q LibsrtystrOco
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-02-26

Farm FOR SALE ON STATEN IsLAND-About 8
miles from the Quarantine Ferry the Richmond Road
ebout Of the best land with delightful prospect
the Bay and for ne rides the vicinity its
superior be found within the distance Of The city
Alec convenient commanding building SITES i'm.
ncdfaely the water within the Narrows liberal
Ar,plv IN eds st. Him.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-02-26

,5adA r1V Ed y NENT-Frnm the hrSt OF May nett
&8x The large and conmodious Hotel South Amboy 10
TX offered fer rert from the frat of May This
kssid from PhiisdsIh. :pd Two from New York for
beach and Bathing houses three hundred yards from
the house. Pleasure viii be during the
ing ia the surf There fss f.h,g and plenty If oysters
TO the water Tickets both boats and rail-
road Ambey aud New York. and Anboy and Phils
Apply to w. n. GATZMER at the fee OF the C. and A,
Railroad Co Phadephs, to IRA BLISS, their ONCE
in New York.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-30

vas adopted. or ia o,hw words. to the deeds Of
sion. That Of vne'ais declares il 20 DO common
tsnd, for the bene6t, not Of the United States Ia
Congress assembled. but for the use and benefit 81
such Of the Unsed States were theo, or should
oecome, members OF the confederation, Vtginia
lnciasive. The idea Of benefit 20 accrue to each
State, ss a State, constantly kept up by the
words that are employed in all the eessions; while
the intention to confer the u. s. a. an aggregate
body. the RIGHT use th. fund Tor the purposes o.
the General Government is not even 10 be inferred,
1t being. as again repeat. appropriated 10 the use
and benefit Of the States, and TO no other use or
put pose wha,ever.
After the close OF the Revelation, (said Mr. G. J
ond even downto the close OF The late war W he the
General Government was greatly in debt, whom the
count had not yet recovered from its early struggle
Tor liberty, and when the States were free from EN-
an appropriation OF the land money TO
national pasT oses wasaequieseed in rather than con
,edsd to be risit LIS application therefore, under
he circumstances. TO the payment OF the United
States debts, is certainly argument in favor of its
continuance nov, when the State. are compelled 10
'all on their trustee for IL TO pay their own debts
tro rs Continued
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-30
SUMMARY OF NEWS

One Commission House, in Boston, has on hand
$4,000 bales oil cotton goods containing about TWEEN
~ hVe millions OF yards, manufactured at Lowell,
Dover and Sico.
The total abstinence pledge hiss been signed by
i2O QUO persons in the City OF New York.
one House IN Toy. N. Y. haS finished and sold
seventy new coaches, the present season.
The number of suicides is rather on the increase.
each mai furnishing very respectable supply.
The npprehended Instruction in Smyth County.
on the 4ih, was al. moonshine.
The ryles-men have called State Conyentjon
In Ohio, n meet the LIST Of August. How many
will obey the calf
The cnpstone has been placed upon the Bunker
I'LL Monument, and 1t is now done finished.
number Of the Loco Foco papers in the Yves,
have come out for o:ck Johnson, fos Presideat.
The Charleston Courier says that there is now q
continuous line Of railway from that city 20 Madison,
Geo. distance of near $40 miles, on the route OF
the great Southern Mali and Tfavel.
We learn that the Gas Light Company ye,terdav
stopped the building Of their Gas Works The s,atn
OF the currency's such that they go on with
them at this time BY this nearly two hundred per-
sons are thrown out OF employment. This is one
Of the fruits OF the BETTER currency which General
R'pub.
HoHE LEAGUE ToAsrs, on the 4h instant:
The Bellies of Broadway-ihe lilies Of our Land
They toll not, neither do they spin, yet Solo.
mon 10 all hts glory was not auayed ike one Of
these
Matrimonial Compromses-A iudcious Tariff
OF duties, looking TO protection well Ne revenue
Specie is selling at 6S per cent. premium, OF Mo-
bile. AZ soon as It reaches 100 1t is expected that
times will begin to improve, Ihefe.
MIR Madisonian Jones'is very anxious that Con
gress should take up the Exchequer Bill and paJ,
It directly; but MIR Walkers Dancing Rabbit
Creek b III Is put on tho docket and the Exehequer
must wait, bit.
Lynde Nj Walter, EGG. the accomplished editor
Of the Boston Transcript, died in that city on tho
2i'h instant, after long and painful illness OF
more than two years.
REDUCING MoREI.-We remarked n few DAYS
since that the practice of clipping and 'swesIing'r
com was extensively increasing. The Philadelphia
u. s. Gazette Gays, IN gold eigls was seen yester.
dy, sweaied dOsn TO the loss Of about 81 cents in
ne value The process is probably dipping the
co n IN some acid, the CON retain all lie usual
features having been sweaied in every part alike"
Union.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-30

The GeorseIoNn 10. CT Advoca,c mentions the
arrival there Of number Of German families. who.
under the auspices Of the German Agricultural So-
Getty, are preceding to take possession OF a pur-
chase OF $4,000 acres Of land recently made in ar
dy and Hampshire counties. Virgins. These fry
and so continue at the same annual rate until Two
hnnd ed families shall have been se,tled on the land
They are not recent emgrsnt., but have been re-.
siding IN and eeout Philadelphia for four or five
years past; and. doubtless taking true prospective
WOW OF the times, have most wisely determined
upon besiowing themselves upon portion of the
wild 6u, very improbable lands of the Old Domin
ION. The average price they pay is % cents per
acre, and the tract is represented TO be we'll atered
by numerous tributaries to the South Branch.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-30
.Mtslrs. .freAfr and Rir,,.

i0s We have heard some curiosity expressed
With regard to the votes which the Virginia Seas
tors will give upon the Revenue Bill. We have 10
Information upon the subject, beyond that which
/" furnished ty the character of the gentlemen. Re-
lying upon this knowledge we cannot be mistaken
IN respect to Mr. Archer. Since the Executive has
attempted to dictate the legislation Of Congress
ana that too. upon the very delicate subject Of re-
Venue-Mr Archer is not the man to succumb; or
We have formed n totally erroneous opinion Of
him. On the score Of expediency, he thought il
best TO suspend tho Distribution Act, willis, the
Federal Treasury was empty; but this question is
now merged in a question OF ten.iold the eonse-
quenee--that of legislative independence. But had
not this greater question inlerPosed to enlist the
sympalhiss and support OF so arden, aud detcrmiaed
an enemy to the one man power, as MIR A. is, the
present Revenue Bill, IL passed into u law, by
speedily replenishing the Treasury, would remove
his sole obisc,ion to Distribution. We, therefore,
confidently rely upon the CO operation of MIR A. in
resisting the effort to convert Congress into mere
register Of Executive edcis.
Asto Mr. Rive,, we have no mean, Of m king
guess. The Wings Of Virginia rallied around him,
10 sustain IN his person the independence OF the
Senate, which was struck at thro' his Sides Surely,
one would infer he could not be wanting, when the
Independence OF the whole Legislature is assailed.
But politicians have becom. so uncertain, and po-
iNieal insraIitude so common, tha, there are no
data for forming a calculation. The most that we
can say is, that MIR Rives is ia fog-and whilst
he remains in that nebulous state, we will base no
hopes upon him. We are the better reconciled to
this course, from the fact tina, tho Revenue Bill
can pass the Senate, as il went from the House,
without MIR RS vote.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-30
REDUCING PAY

The House has been in warm deSate three days
this week upon the bill of MIR Arnold for reduction
OF members pay TO Sc, and a general reduction Of
Federal salaries 25 per cent. We observe nothing
very striking in the debate. except the exclamation
from many grave gentlemen, that members of Con-
gress are the worst paid officers of the Government
MIR Pope's reply to this was ap, and Just ale
did not The said) consider himself an "oficer Of the
Government" Us had been represented by the gen
tleman from Alabama, (Mr Lewis,) nor did he come
here to work for any pecuniary compensation. The
honor of seat on that aoor, the distinction, the
rank it conferred, real compensation for the Ia
Dor it imposed"
When the honor Of seat, and the qualification o.
serving the country, shall cease to be sufficient in
cueements TO carry men To Washington, and slthy
luere shall constitute the sole object OF statesmsns
ambition-it will lie high time TO dissolve the Go
vernm-nt.
The Correspondent OF the U. s. Gazette has the
following notice of a passage between Mr. Arnold
and Mr. Cost Johnson:
MIR Arnold got suspension OF the rules TO ennbls
him 10 Introduce his biil to reduce the pay and
mileage OF members OF Congress, and the salaries Of
the officers generally, OF the government. He sup
ported the bill in i speech OF half or three Quar-.
Iers Of an hour in length. Mr. Cost johnson. gave
notice that in the bill now offered wns rejected
he would Offer one allowing members who did not
think their services worth eight dollars day, to
leave as much of their per diem OF eight dollars rs
they shall deem is more than their services are
worth, IN the Treasury, for the benefit Of the coun
try. lie spoke the subjeet some 20 minutes or
hall an hour ia strain OF irony, intended TO cast
ridicule on Mr. Arnold's bill For his part, he
though, his services worth SO day 10 his con.
sttuents.
MrWise was about TO speak, but yielded the a ,or
for a minute two TO MIR Arnold. who replied
briefly TO MIR Johnson. He referred TO the frequent
absence OF that member from the House indeed, he
was rarely in his place or here to vote. That mom-
Der might deem his services worth eight dollars a
day, but II 1t were Ieft to him to pot an estimate
upon them, he should say they were worth abou,
two and sixpence; not more; and he believed that
was full as high estimate the House would put
upon them.
Mr. johnson called MIR Arnold to order, and com
planned OF his being personal.
Mr. Arnold. The gentleman himself commenced
this game and he shnli have enough Of it,
Mr. johnson said something about holding any
member personally responsible for personalities TO.
wards him; but
MIR Arnold was not to be frightened by lriaes Of
that sort.
Mr. Wise now said he had yielded the floor for
explanation only, and demanded il; but while dong
so, Mr. Arnold hnlshed what he had TO say"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-30

vcss. AMI her million Of Inhabitants. snd counting
hom The Deiswase 10 the Ohio. how many news
cspsrs are there out Of our ehy that sustain he
Ptes,jean Fi'yf No. T~entvf No. Tent No.
Fref No. T~of No. Oncf tfthsfs 70 one, IL
- not kaown ,oes Ifthese 70 oae its editor rnust
be IN the reeeip,oi some income from the govefn.
men, greater than the nett profit oil his establish.
ment besides.
Here then, Is the beautiful country press, WHOSE
purify has never been soied by merchants whoa
in,esiny hssnever been ols,eJ by the wealthy H.
And how meny Of them sustain the President Who.
he Msdsonan tells US despises the merchants and
The capitalists Of the city. and throws himself upon
the people Of the couuryf Aud how do these pso-
pie, and thsis unbrbsd independent prcss. svssain
hmi why not one OF the presses u,tsrs an un-
bought word In his behalf; ard out Of Phsdelphis
sne.e 70 no' one ylsr man for every county 10 the
Is any better in New Jersey? Not a prcss
speaks Of him. IL IL any better ia Marylsndf m
q vs., We do rot know Il. Even in Virginia. Mr..
'ye''s own > aie-~hsrc 10 the press that defends
his assures, or advocates bis eiaimsf
Ani ne Madi'oniin- which derives its means OF
support IRON the hands that holds the purse Of tho
nnion-'hat press, then, knows nothing Of indepen.
dent support That has no patronage not derived
from pcehc funds no subscription not torted from
Office holders or office seeker: that pres. dare,
orng the charge OF merceniry motives, and me n
dependence, against tho Clay press OF the eountryll
Let tho Mad sonian, when again IL ventures upou
ms subject. point TO a single p,pes TINT dare avow
~. determination to advocate the "a election Of Mr.
iyier' Thee is noue.) Let il show one which
eve" npoogz rs Tor his conduct, that Is not the re.
e'e"t o' Executive favors, or sustained by public
patronage.
Meantime let that paper see the end of those |,
advocates IN the resultof ns own arguments. Itre.
viies, despiSes. aud rcpudiat-s the paper, Of the
cites and has not single paper in the country.
u. 4. GAzErrr
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-30

While on this branch Of the subject, would n
troduee, VI necessary, statement and a table
showing. as far as Virgga is concerned, what wouij
have been her share Of the land fund under the
operation Of the bill which passed In 1882. / will
not lroabls the House, however with reading il.
Nc @. nluded 10 the following;
Fruin the aubjoncd statement, founded on an Official
rfafemsnf from NJ Woodbury., whilst rccrstary OF fr
Treasury, aprcafs that The whole amount which would
into Tho Treasury % the state Of Nrnn fof
year 1872 n the year 1893 Inclusive, had the beer
pefmfsd become laT would have b. % 59 t69 or
90 cach yeafsi13 tqf
This wouti have paid an Interest a public debt
M per ccnt N me of fourteen aud half MD
~ tiafs or hS4ud have given al crlzcns Of Vrgnil
- q scars al are taa peT ceusns u ~ upwards % ~
M gifed the several counties n the sf1fc
would have yieided zach upon computation acroId
Cog me 81 1879. the amounts respectively
nere'i 90 their namcsfn The ioiioNiug tsblo'
Ts5s shouting ne svsspnf 'eifeA eoeh county ~ ~
SIae Of rrsisfa son dAars rsearea from lglo- f,ap
ahsh pviod NJ osy'sIasd BfI Has 70 haze fats'
,6sci-ap 70 le75
30 HanOYer,..,,.,,.,,rsg.e7'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-30
Extract OF letter to the editor Of the Phiadelphia
US. Gazette. dated

WHStIINUT UN, July %, IS42.
Dear sir: Among the curou, matters iha, 1 have
heard reported IN the Metropolis, is the strong at.
tempt recently made, and now avowed, to have
Mr. Calhoun the NOMINEE Of the Locofoco party.
A caucus has been held. and circulars issued. 10
call upon the leading Loco Focos in the dif-
ierent States 70 rnlly Tor Mr. Calhoun. | have
not seen one OF these circulars, but under
stand that they have already been despatched.
The success OF Mr. Calhoun and his friends will
be the signal for a rally Tor southern inf,r,,f,.
but doubt whether he succeed. Mr. Van Blu.
rem appears to have the voice from the Hermitage.
s'il the effort is being made, aud you will soon see
the result
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-30

We see a rumor that John Tyicris linked With
the pio,ters against the eonsunmition Of the Trea
~, wRh view to the election Of his Cabinet from
their places We thought We could credit almost
any hard saving OF MIR Tyler. but We cannot believe
this.-.N Tribune.
Wehavc heard this rumor, too and the intims-
tons on tic part Of his Guard give colour to it,
Monsirous as !, would appear for MIR Tyler to in.
uisue TO defeat To,ty negotiated by his own Sc
cfe'ary and communicated to the Senate by him
self for conhrma,ion-it would be Of a piece with
The rest OF his oonduet-and particularly that to.
wards Rhode Island. We are prepared foe ony
thing mot good) at his hands.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-30
RICHMOND WIG.
MORNING. July 10.
MR. GoGGIN,s Speech.

The wh's members Of Congress from this State
have greatly dating uished themselves during the
present Session. We have already LAID before our
readers the speeches Of several Of them. To-day
~e commence one from Mr. Gogg..-~ which. at the
same tine that ably sus;ains the Distribution pc
liey-seathes Mr Tyler and his consistency.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-30

The Earl Of Leicester better known to the pub.
We a. "Od Coke Of Norfolk" hiss just been gather
cd to his iahers Al the age Of ninety ono. lie was
the greatest ond most constant patton Of ogrcul
tural improvements IN England, and his country
seat, ilolkhnm Hall, was for many years the an
nus rendezvous OF oil natives and for gners Of dis
incion IN crested IN such pursuits. flo was
rroud though remote descendant Of tho ancient
bsrs Of Leicester, aHd scorned 70 aceept peerags
under any o.ter tile, though he could not obtain
tnis until the dsys Of The late Melbourne admins
t1tOn. A. Tor becoming q knight or baronei, he
you'd sooner have died. and the story gees that
George the fourth, who knew his foible, once sBid
20 him on occasion of his presenting an ultra radi
cal address, MIR Coke, II you ever dare bring me
such snoibcr, depend upon II, ri KNIGHT YOU ~
TNeny years ago. being then upv ards Of seventy
years Of age, he strongly urged his nephew, the
heir 10 his prncey esia e., 10 marry n dnughter Of
the Earl q Albemarls, declaring that " he would
not do 20, We would marry her himself. The young
man sull declining, old Coke kept his word, and
has now leii behind HIN several sons, the eldest oi
whom ~ now Of course Earl Of Leicester, and the
inheritor Of an immense fortune Char. Cour.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-30

IErEREsTINs During the services a,
the Bsnthesnt Congregational Church on Thanis
giving dsy, when DR. Tucker had proceeded abou,
half way m his discourse. he spoke Of the wonder
fol deliveranes which God had wrought IN behalf
Of the people n this STATE, add observed that were
the congregation 10 feel inst deep sense Of gratitude
N God which correct view Of his provideniia
mereiss should lead us TO feel, every individual pre-
sent would rise IN bis place and join IN an anthem
Of praise. At this moment the organ sen, forth ~
heavy pois and the choir saog an anthem Of
praise 10 God, while the congregation, which VA,
the l,'gcst vs recollecl ever 70 have seen In any
church on Thanksgiving day, rose snd RENAME,
standing duriog is perormsnee.-W When this wal
done, the congregation resumed their seats, and th'
Decor resumed his able discourse.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-30

lD7 The opinion prevails at Washington, that
no Revenue bill, which a nijority Of Congress
can pass, will receive the Executive sanction The
worthy incumbent Of the Presidency would deem
any act Of the majority az designed TO head him
and he is as scary rs sbo, wild duck, when you
talk about heading The Government is actually
IN danger Of coming 10 stand still through the stu
old tmidity Of this hobecile