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Ii u & X Il l. Il WIS
ANTIBILLI0US PILLS.

TNHE INVENTOR and Proprietor Of these
n Ps experienced physician who bas been prescribing
and improving them for twenty years they equal II not
superior made The Of tho best ingredients and
Just proportion IN the compound make them superior pur
ges No pugaive have specific they
not enter the blood Different purgaves differently on the
stomach and inesnes The office purratvc cstare
defines Is 70 from the liver and bowels an IN
healthy matters and hcrsby enable them perform their functions
properly for which purpose physicians South give hc.c
Pills The preference over au others An persons going the
south and West where bilious diseases prevail should have m
ply Of them They perfectly afo These Pills need
no putting what can be done BY puraves the benefit II
those WIN use tbcm, they do
DE DucEGLEws EyE PowpERsFor the cure Of weak eyes and
sore eye lids Ihe-c Powders when dissolved water A. d.
reeted ecna remedy. aforne 10 the patient the
Of an experienced physician without etpensc.
Ia BreEgtrw's CRorr, HfvE PowprEs-sn administered
a. directed, surpass the skill Of physicians
DR hrcHEtrws Nirrtr PowrrEsrhcsc powders have been
long known N" hcs 81 Tor the cure and preen
ton q sore nipples and prcw, that only necessary to ay where
they be had
The aboye medicines may b. bad wholesale II D w. HURD
corner o Washington and Cortland Of Dr. ntCKF
LEW corner Of Greenwich and Liberty New York CITY
9r Sold BY }. w. EUsrACE a son, p. JOHNSTON and
JAMES BLAIR, Richmond Va
3O-dinScwu
~ IcEiS usres' Rice, PRIME quality landing and for ale
4S6N DAVENPORT a ALLEN
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OTiCE.-The subscriber having erected a
small house the OF streets and hue
daie above the Exchange Hotel the
Hsiness, and is prepared do shote. notice and
In The most fashionable style and prices the tire and
hopes BY strict attention business share OF public IA
tronage. SANI VAynrRsr ICpF
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NOTICE.-HIRAM W. Tyler. o

this city conveyed the ID OF Deem
@ al OF has personal and all debts him. the ben6
w Persons Indebted to him. therefore required
make payment IN my attorneys
de 24-aSt taA.c n ,x.v,,non-
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LAW NOTICE.

Holm r. COOKE JNO. o. sTEGER, Of Richmond hay.
- formed a professional conner ion.
They viii practice together in the Court OF Appeal
Courts and the Court of Chancery in Richmond
JoHS o. sTEoER viii practise separately Law
de Of the Circuit Superior Court Rmod and the
Hastings ao IN the superior and inferior
In the Superior Court OF Amelia.
JoHS CooKr viii practice separately heretofore the
Western Court Of Appeals, ut Ievisburg.
Richnnnd- L EcIrn
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N OTICE.-The Annual Meeting of the Pew
Owners in the United Presbyesr Church on sbocko uI
wiz be held the Church Monday the End day Of Ianua
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FOR RENT OR LEASE-


VIE Dwelling, Sc, recently occupied by G.
W. baseu Esq The premises in complete order with
cy convenience TOT the accommodation large Fanlyo
suve carden good water &c To desirable tenant the terms
| VI DC very low Possession given immediately.
ALsoA comfortable residence with Out house. l,,,e tnr.
c. adjoining the above. Possession gwen the frs. OF
lent low - - - 'S''
small House with ground and well OF
poo water on the premises The land judouy cultivated win
pore Than pay the rent, To good tenant viii be rented or
ssed lor. Fort term, apply to -
de 70 INIors A. nporurp
the United States Court for the Eastern bis
uet OF Virginia, December 2oth JOHN s. HEAIY Of
county OF Mdescs having od petition praying that he may be
|eeed bankrupt ordered persons Ginning To be
eos Of the said John Heay the Court ON the
way OF January next why the said
bankrupt the Congress that behalf and that
loy OF THIS order be pubshed in the according the
fsd and st'h rules OF count A Copy-Tese
de J0-w5w UESRy nrpsoS ~.
NEIV COOKS
VIE Deserted Bride and other Poems by with
n beautiful engravngS FROM original designs
Handy Andy tale Of Irish Life Lover Esd author
bf Rory o'siore 1890
The GHdron-Bamey oRcrdon &c. &c.
Received and for by
dc so SMITH. DRINKER NORRIS.
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CITY ARRIVALS.

COLUMBIAN HOTEL.
Maj. Woodbridge Chestericd;T II. Woodward New
Kent, T. r. Fariss, Richmond r. 8. Apperson Charles
City; Mr. Gary, Petersburg; ]. Blaylock Goochland; E.
iunuSy' Lynchburg; w. l.. Bailey, Washington City r.
a. Bailey, Lagrange, Tenn; r. Wright do
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am the ohsr Ply referred foregoing advertise
attending pant the hands Midlothian Coal
nng Clmany sustaining stated in said
I'd 'eTtSemen- JEFFERSON HANCOCK, N. d.
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GcntIemSn's Fine CaifsItin and Kip RrOgnns!
nj - M.

W have beautiful assortment Of Gentmens Caskn and
w Kip Bogans made expressly order can rceo
mendsd which selling the above very low prices d.
BURLINGTON 4 co. Mansion IIousc. AZ 81
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n the United States Court for rho tas,orn ~
PITT HANDS WANTED.


n TO hire able bodied ground work at the Mines
| for such ibealhiTc viii be paid
Hands AT the Coal Mines well clothed
cd "eilegua,ed Hospital kept under
steward and Ia iaily attended by three Ply sean-.
owners make such
Nhere the company et TO select for
peed under the care of two Physicians who
jointly The charge hand for medical will be three
dollars per
In es depressed times is believed he greatly
oil slave owners to hire m Pitts are paid
|hih IN mo oler emaoyicn where there
accidents than generally believed. evidence fact
WIZ state that only death Midlothian
Mines the present OF IiO hands resulted from
diseases contracted before the hands Pus-ind but
one case Of death from accident
Mines IN this vicinity during the present year.
a. = WOODBRIDGE.
ue 70 dot President ". l. T. N.
We jointly attended the Midlothian Coal Mining Corta hand
and such OF their hired hands
tendance for and take pleasure in bearing testimony
neas and fairness OF the foregoing advertisement
e H. ROYAL. NJ. ID.
WM. D. BALL VI. u.
am the o;hsr PLY an referred foregoing advertise
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NEGRO HIRING.
SEVERN HALL AND CENTREVILLE.

FINHE subscriber win attend hiring Negroes both pub
n Gey and privately.
De % u Y. H. DICKINSON.
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II IcEfS sree'new Rice Prs quality landing and for ale
ASSV DAVENPORT a ALLEN
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STOCKTCN'S PREMIUM MINERAL TEETH.
Holm G.. WAYT, DENTIST, has Just received
~ from the above celebrated
OF the most beautiful Teeth TINT have been brought City,
and which in MI that constitutes admirable imitation Of
teeth, unsurpassed.
Thosc who wish 10 have artificial
resied are respectfully invited TO call and them aud pec
Of his work
g. w continues heretofore perform operations for the
prevention and 81 diseases gums on the
square Immediately above the Banks, Main street
REFERENCE.
w. Clarke. ". D. Robt w IIaxau ". D.
George Watson ". n. Thomns Nelson 81 D.
" w. Dcanc ". D. James Boton. ~ H.
r. ". Carmichael w. ~ j.. A. Cunningham. MD
se Qa-eU
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JAMES RIVER LANDS FOX SALE.
INHE lands ON james River. a short dsinn,

yENHE Lands James River, a short distance
n shove Richmond, well known the properly Of
John Wicklnm which recently offered public
subscribers having for sale Persons wish
Ing purchase learn by application " either
OF the Subscribers. r. w. LEIGH, n RicAHoad
WM. y WICKHAM
no 15-cu MGR Trutrsrit County.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1842-04-29

TIE Cosr OF SLANDAL.-A Mrs. Copeland.
or rather Mrs. Copeland's husband. had to
pay 1889 few days ago, in Ohio, for char
ging Mrs. White with stealing her geranium
pot. A verdict was FIRST obtained in one Of
the inferior courts for $1,000; but the verdict
was set aside because the geranium was Of the
nature Of tree, aud the taking of aree was
only treespass, and not felony. The cause
was set down again-was tried, and the conn.
sci for the plaintiff waived the tree and went
for the pot. The jury on second trial were =.
censed at the bubble, and gave yind;c,;vs
verdlce-$5.OOO and costs: A new ,rial was
granted on account Of excessive damages. The
n .nIrd 1riaI the Jury gave $1,000 dansres.-
i Inc ascendant. fear Of getting into rreater
o'mcui'y' paid the money and costs.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1842-04-29

NJ. R,rnwrRuAssrrr.-In the Senate on
Monday, Mr.. Clay presented the petition g
Mrs. MARGARET B!ennerhassett, who, some
wears since. lived on an Island, in the Ohio
river, bearing his name, and who was supPo-
sed to have been connected with the famous
enterprise Of Colonel Burr in 1905 or 1906: :.
"This lady, whom he saw with her husband
in 1906, as they passed through Lexington,
Kentucky, was at that time, the most beauti-
full and accomplished Of her sex. She was an
Irish lady, and besides her personal merits had
the advantage Of being related to the Emmets
of Ireland. Her husband was man Of great
learning and eminence, and from his natural dts
position, was wholly unfit for any such trans
actions with which he was charged before the
world, ia connection with Col. Burr. In con-
sequence Of the charges preferred against MI.
Blennerhassett, he and his family were broken
up and driven from their home; and their Is.
land which had been beautified and adorned ~
them, he (Mr. Clay) saw, for the first time:
in the spring Of 1907, which then exhibited
some remains Of beauty, ornamental grounds
and gravelled walks, shrubbery, and flowers /;
and the house, and every thing around II beto-
kened taste and elegance, but, at the same
time. bore testimony Of dilapidation. II APP
peared, according TO the petition, (and no doubt
IIOIu WHAT u6 Tau uGdIu anu SCCu ~ otosOo sue
facts) that in consequence of the charge OF con-
nections of Blennerhassett with Burr, militia
~ force of from SO to 100 men took possession
Of the Island and it was proved by the testimo-
nv Of Morgan Neville and VIM. Robinson.
who were young men Of good character, and
whom Col. Burr induced to engage in his en-
terprise, that the soldiery seized all the stores
which had been laid up for the family, and al
so injured the Island to very great extent
This lady, the petitioner. was in extreme indi-
gence and had come from Ireland lately. and
was now residing in the city OF New York,
where she was supported by the charity Of her
countrymen. She had son. but he was
wholly helpless, and was incapable Of render.
ing her any assistance !; and she had forborne
10 present this claim because of the prejudice
that had existed against her husband, who died
several years since in a foreign land; but she
had now come forward and brought the claim
to his notice, and it was found "a the depreda-
tions committed upon her property on the Is
land. For these injuries she was entitled to
the redress Of the Government; and the only
difficulty would be as to the amount to which
she would be Unidentified"
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1842-04-29

The following asks home questions but
they are easily answered in this quarter. The
federal wing want hobby TO ride; and they
have no other at :his time. They are afraid 10
stand before the people in their naked deform-
ity, and consequently are trying 10 blind them
by kicking mp great dust about Home Leagues
and a Tariff. The folly of such cry, when
they have large majority in Congress. does
not strike their dupes bct the more intelligent
are disguised.
WHIT ARE THEY ABOUT !-Whas is all this
"greatcommotion" Home Leagues and Tariff !,
Why IRE the wing politicians and the wing pa
pers jfst now SO noisy and violent on the sub
jsctf What's the matter. Why don't the
wings FIX tariff to their own liking! Have
they not whig President aud whig Congress,
and can't they fix it to suit themselves, with.
out abusing the democrats What can dem
ccrats do about it, pray! Can they let OF him
der Then why, in the name Of common sense.
don't the wings, with thirty majority in one
branch, and nine in the other, adjust the tariff
% they want It at once, and cease this nonsen-
steal humbuggery! Were they honest. thew
would. &C Columbian Register.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1842-04-29

QUA ASSOCIATE kENDALL.-Y esterdav =.
received letters from DOR associate, Kena,n1
the traveller ia Mexico, dated 40 lata !. ~
18th Of last month. He had been cons. %s
by the same desease which had pros,ra,ed I -
fellow prisoner, but although convalescoass
was still in the San Lazaro hospital ~
writes to Us with all his old-fashioned n.y. =
nature of spirit, and in as Stree and easv Wv
his old round table. He will b. here anon
One extract we give from his letter, in ord,
to show that privation, sickness, and impris.
onment. ali combined, have failed to su5du.
the elasticity OF his temrer.-Pic.
March llth--This has been great day viii
US ic the hospital. This day some years ,iass ,
ST. Lazarus suffered, or rather his SUFFERING.
ended, and in commemorarion the hospital h,
been rugged out with all sorts Of gimcracl,
and " co1flutements, and We have been vjsi.
ed by thousands Of all ages and sexes-his,
and low, rich and poor, the aged, the midjIs
aged and the young, St. Lazarus, you ma,
recollect, was covered with sores, and dial
from an impurity Of his blood. What eaa,
do You suppose, Dr.. Truman Stillman's ces.
brated and highly concentrated Compound En-.
tract of Sarsaparilla and Pills, sold only al >;
Custom house street, would have had upoo
him! He might have lived as long as Ma.
thuselat. and this hospital never would ha,
been built. The reflective, the speculate
mind should ponder upon this snbjeci. A,
excellent meal was provided and brouQh, /,
US by some elegantly dressed add really IN.
looking ladies. TO conclude my obseryato,
upon ST. Lazarus will simply remark, ,bs
had his days been multiplied, he very nrol,
bly, would have been Of some service 10 i,
wife and children, and perhaps to his mo,hs,
had she been living; but then, we should h,r
lost good dinner-so, what's the difference.
N. O. Picayune.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1842-04-29

The CuRRsNcy.-Immeadiately upon the
announcement on Saturday that the arranpe-
ment between the Shawneetown Bank and the
the State Bank Of Missouri. was determined
upon, and that committee had been appoint
ed by the latter to conclude tho arrangements
there was declins in the price Of specie.-It
fell to II 10 cents premium. Messrs. BEN
DIST y Go. refused to receive City and Coun-
ty Warrants on deposte. The appreciation
OF the paper of the Bank Of Illinois, will, un-
less measures are taken to sustain the War
rants at an equal value, cause them to be re-.
jected by all, except the Gas Light. This
Will be necessary course on the part Of the
ofhces, as they cannot pay out to their deposit
tors.-Mo. Rep.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1842-04-29

IMPORTANT DEcIsloN.--The Alton Telegram
ys:-Jndge Lockwood decided, both at ,be
Morgan and Greene Circuit Courts, that N.
School Commissioners of the respective coup
ties scerc bound to accept bills of the Sta.
Bank Of Illinois in payment of either prime.
pal or interest Of the college, seminary o.
school funds. The decision was based upn
the statute Of 1886, making State Bank pane,
receivable for all purposes Of revenue. lfhA
decision is sustained by the Supreme Coar,
ia the event Of a case being taken up, it will
add to the deprecated paper of the Bank very
materially.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1842-04-29

BRITIsH MoDEsTY.-In the British C9oniI
Magazine for March, we find an article On
''debts due from Foreign S,aies," from whhi
we make the following modest extract, as iud.
cative Of the grasping and unblushingly imps'
dent policy of Great Britain.
''lf the Government were 10 interfere, thy
might obtain from the insolvent countries {
quivalents in territory, which, under judicisu
management, might hot only reimburse do
fund holders Of such States, bu, become vaus
BILE colonies. The countries themselves, ID
being freed from the pressure Of such debts
would, also, BY surrender of a portion Of tf
unwieldy territories become stronger and men
united. The countries which might, and ought
to be called upon to surrender portion Of ihei|
territories for this purpose. are Spain, 10 sui
rendcr Cubas posA=R ico, and Maa;ua.
Portugal, to surrender Goa. and other seu1.|
ments IN Hindoostan, the Madeiras Azors|
Cape vsrd IslRnds.
Mexico 10 surrender the province Of YwsI
tan, adjoining the British Honduras, will
which i, might be incorporated. This coung
produces coffee and all other tropical produce
especially cochincal.
@Centeral America, TO surrender that paad
the isthmus whish adjoins New Grenada
which would give US the communication b.
tween the Pacific and Atlantic oceans.
New Grenada, TO surrender that part Of thst
territory which joins Centeral America, being
the pfoviace of Darien.
veuezpela, to surrender that part Of her a
ritory w1eh lies round the Gulf Of PARA, ep
posite Tt Mad, and as far as the souASs
branch Of the mout ofthe Oronoko. This wous
give us magnificent delta, which would CON
mad the navigation Of that great river, and It
territory might be incorporated with the Gov
eminent Of Trinidad.
Chill to~snrrendes the Island Of Chloe 'a
the country adjoining, which constitutes Ia
southern part of the dominion Of this Stale
These concessions Of territory to our coani1
would not relieve the State Of their crediak
but would tend to consolidate and extend 90
power, and, in the cases of Spain and Por'ss4
would give finishing blow to the accuse
slave trade,' and America then would not ea
to bring her cargoes Of human-beings TO C'''
Mr.. Wyllic, the ambassador Of the Dh'@
bond holders, is now on his way to this cow
try, and We may fairly infer that he vii! pr
Use toihis 'insolvent country to yield up to- ~
da, Louisiana, Maine, Michigan, and ihsu
gon Territory, just By way of squahas :
territories, and making US stronger and n'
united
Such proposition would be quite q ., "1
est as any one Of the above notons-N's
Morning Advertiser.
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s65,53s,@.|

o., 539,W
During Mr.. Van Bursn's term, the esp. II
were considerably reduced, and were si'ass
y undergoing reelection. The eutst ~;
Treasury notes amounted to some Eve mr!'.,
which the federal wings make great oo
bout, yet hava not redeemed except BY "a
Of three Zines that amount. YetrecolIees. ~
Mr.. Van Buren, left deposited with tho 0s
the national debt having been paid of, op'Io h
OF TWENTY-EIGHT MILLIONS
DOLLARS. This 10 circulated among !
people under the State laws; but the s'a
wings charge Il - expenditure BY M. va
ren's administration LA. Sentinel.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1842-04-29

THKRE IL TRUTH in THIs.-The Lowell Al
yertiser says--''We want protection against
|ooT own wicked and foolish habits, from Vi
clons nuctustlng currency. and 5loased s.cred-
= system, faIl AZ much as against foreign
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1842-04-29

PRInrER's GRATlrUDE---No class of mechan-
les peEhaps, suffer moro from the predatory and
begging habits Of individuals, than printers.
They work 50 hard, invest so much, and fur
nish their paper SO low, that people really seem
to think that they are actually worth nothing
but 10 be given away, or taken without leave.
Accordingly nothing is more common than for
persons to read something that happens to be
peculiarly interesting, or who wish to send one
to friend as token Of remembrance, to run
into printing office, and ask for or take a
paper just out Of the press, and if the printer
should think Of asking him any thing for it, the
customer would think himself quite insulted
by the negligence Of the printer! With what
other mechanic or business man would people
think Of taking the same liberties! Go into
the grocery and ask the retailer to give you
four pence half penny's Of tea, coffee, or sugar,
unless your are really an object Of charity, he
would probably think himself the one imposed
upon. Or visit bookstore, and make off with
half dozen sheets Of letter paper, and most
likely the proprietor will pursue his customer
with . writ Of petit larceny. Go into ioiner's
shop and ask him to give you six cents worth
OF his wares, and you will feel as if you were
engaged in cheap business. And yet people
will enter Printing Office, and tahe six cents
worth of printers labor, and really think it one
of that sort of things which should be given
away-because the papers are printed. A
clean white sheet he would think to valuable
to be abstarcted without pay, and yet it costs
the printer thirty FIVE dollars every week to
set up types that are pressed upon it that
makes it worthless. No, no, this is not the
way to do business. If you want paper and
will not subscribe for it, as all honorable men
90, just step into the Office, and lay down a
silver bit, say---"Sir if you please, let me
have one Of your papers, and take that for it.''
You Will be readily accommodated, and then
De seated---(not looking over the shoulder Of
the composition to read his manuscript ,)---or
retire and read your own paper like a man Of
good and honorable principles..--Maine Cut
ter.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1842-04-29
MANY VOTERS.
For President.
JOHN ZEIGLER.
Trustees.
HIRAM WILSON,
WILLIAM FRYE, &
DAVID CLARK.
Register.
ARTHUR WASHBURN.
Street Commissioners. -
WILLIAM ST. JOHN.

Conference.-The returns having bsen ~
received except from one town., VQlpnl6wn
(Which stood last year GO Wbjx u {smo
crat,) the following is the result
Cleveland, (dem.) n3,97f
Ellsworth, (Whigl 22,D9f
Gillette, (abolition,) l.l69
Loomis, (conservative,) b7l-23-927
Cleveland's majority over all, 4s
IS Ellsworth, 1852
The aggregate vote will be larger than il
was last year-at least 1900 larger.
LEelsLAruRE.-The returns for Representa-
tives are as follows;
Democrats, 124
Wings, Al
Abolitionists, 2-42
Democratic majority, II
The Democrats have elected Is Senators,
the Wings 6-making the Senate complete.
The "CHANGE. "-Governor Ellsworth 8
majority last year, was 5,l35. This year,
provided the town to be heard from, comes in
the same as last year, be will lack 3,7l4 votes
OF an electlon-showing ''cnange" Of S,s45 |!
The late election for Mayor of the civ Of
New Orleans terminated in the choice Of DFx-
MS PRIEuR, BY majority Of from 900 to s9eA.l
mr. PRIEUR acted as aid to Gen. Jackson in
defence of New Orleans, and by him, when
President. was appointed one Of the revenue
officers of the port. President Tyler, in his
desire to organize third party, thought prop
er to remove him. SO as to make room for one
Of ms TRENDS. For this act the people of New
orleans have administered severe but lust
rebuke, in the election Of Mr.. p. as their Nav.
ora rebuke donbly pointed and severe from
the TACT that that city contains large WHO
mejority.-Ter. Gaz.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1842-04-29

"A STAGE DRivsR's RrMARx.-sThere h
thing I'd never do, 20 how
Well, what 10 il = n
why. # ! was : landlady. Id ne,s rs
hired girls that were handsomer than W