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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-12
LOMAX'S LAW DIGEST. Sc.

LOMAX'S LAW DIGEST, &c.
IlIGEsT Of the Laws respecting Real Propetty 'ge-
y neray, adopted and In In the United States sm
bfacing more especially the laws Of proncry i'm Viz.
gna by John Tayioc LotnaE. the Iuige VI the
and formerly Professor Of Law in the Uni.
vcrsity Of Virginia, IT, Nv.
EXECUTORS AND ADMINISTRATORS
Treatise on the Law Of Executors and Administrators
generally 20 use IN tho uncd safrs; and are adapted
more particularly 10 ia. practice u virginia by John Tay
oc omeS author Of The Digest Of the Law OF Real Pro-
perry iurther Supply received
ma7 sNIrt'. nRINRER 4 NORRIS
EbOOhING PLANK AND <RINGLics.-
2hhpi feet Of y >eas ned Il lorns Plank
2ltpi heart piuc Shingles. Ht So - per tinusand-
Tor sale i"2l INs 4 gao. WINSTON.
% IiIID~ piime 1t r,iS sugar
- - - 80 Cuba Clarified do
IS hhds aud ucIces II Croix Mol,sxcs suDe,ior
quality
3}1 hass Rio Coffee
5,s bags and l5tierees IaguyTa and p Coffee
3OkePs M White Lead
5N bags Shot. as-orter sizes landing from schrs
Nassau Ann Eliza Ia Grange aud other vcssc's Tor sale
J" DUNLOP, MONCURE q co
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-12
GARDEN SEED.

"dhR5.NTED FRESH IND GENUINE,
.,r,,,,,,- WHOLESALE and RETAIL.
hT.rkkAet --Giautor Duich
bbhNS-i-hrEs and small Lima, sean., Runne,s Rcd
Refirse or TOO 70 one ia S,e " r, weeks
bEiI-EiIly Hood rurnic Roote yellow 10 Ionx ssl
BGotoiI-Purple and White '" ''@''
CAhBAGE-Ea.ly YORK Lane York, Euiy susarioac 10
nliieIsca, Late Eatteuca- Fat Dutch. Drutnhead,
srse nneIsur Drurnhead savoy, Green CURED savoy
cc..GiIrIowER-Earlya ndLa,e
'AKhoIILoHs Orange, Long Scarlet, Early Horn, Al.
enaEiS Early Cluster. Long Green,
CohN1Ea-ly Sugar. Early Tuscaroras
R5ScDi VI cafled
KAIs5--Creen curied scotch, Rape
LETIUcESRgyai White Head, Ice. brown Dutch Early
-. Cufled SicFii. white and Green Cos. '''
WATER NELoN-Rnclt K'uds
NEL0NS-t;r-ea Ciron, Nutmex Pine Ample
MusTAID-whife Yo,iielnal and Rro,rr
nNIoN-slser skin, yellow Dutch. Early Red
fhAFS-hs1s Eny, EiLiy wsrNek, Eirly May, Early
or bishops Dwarf PIolfe
PhRsSiPcissSe9 w snS T Quincy or Dutch
Ph-LLl Fine Cured
HAnbl>I-ins scarlet. short Top, Long Salmon, White
saisiFY-or Vegetable Oyster
souasii-Eary Ba.b, Orange warted, Yellow Crook
ToM.TO-Iarsc Red and yenox
IuhNlP White Pat Dutch, Red Top, Large English,
FLOWER SEEDS and BuLBous ROOTS. large as.
S0rtmcnt.
fe2 WILLIAM PALMER.
GREAT BARGAINS IN CALICOES.
UT oneneda large a-sortneui Of Enslsh and Am,ri-
c ntaheocs, al Unprecedented low prices.
Lam arf Dark Csfeoes, Of "a. ~ AMI l2ic
~ do 20 a. 5lc antZsc
Baek ant White Caiooes, a. l2i. l6, ~ and PC
4itf"'ca dn, ve'y Superior, al Hlc
ans an 'inshsrns, which viii be sold such prices
canno, iaii 90 ueass
TIE ruove goods with many others suited the season
nave been received, ad haisus be expected.
al " CUNNiNGHAM-
ma 70 Cheap Cash Dry c -ods store, NAN ST.
FAMILY COMM ENTARY. on Ia. Holy BinIe.
iton me Wotss 81 Henry tnd Scott and above 100
ot'"r writer's Published In London hy the Re- gous
If4ci rnciey, Sih maps and enEravrzs, y arse -ya
good priGt and paper price 81 "a any qantity
J W RA>DOLPH 4 Co.
ma > VAN etrest R,ehm,nt
4 CARD.
/ HAVING determined 10 20 a CASH business We take
this mcihJt Il saying frerds. and he public
/ generally, fhaf have 90 hauf NJ
/ iesr stock of FAMILY GRpCERiEs. which we viii sell
i'r q " a. prices that will object al Vhr
t-a' Vt1 70 purchase for Cash. and ash only.
"ern use ess hcrr 20 aif st Of may be found ia
ever Article 81 every qnay from the very
lowest priced ia our uuc. We particular attention
hoTeser 10 our Wines Liquors Teas sugar. Conces
TABB & GILES,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-12
GREAT DIsCoVERYI

HIS ueisine is the only one that has come before h
"a bic ior the relcfof mothers. and is dessne i1r
mem and them only u IS not for all complaints h1t
loTthc one designed; sad tie tesuo mails n is avor h
50 slT9ns, We recommend L as " iuabe medicine
~ ~ peculiar virtues Tor sslc ~
lnr - fT'STACE & sON
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-12

HtSURRIsCTiUE. OR PERSIAN PILLS
SUPERIOR O. the Hyrran, BrandTeih's Evans To.
- mot" the Matehless Cprced) sanavc Indian PnrTa.
i've orany Other Pills or Com pound before the public
certified 20 10y Physicians and others etnone condemn
them unithey haVetTied them, and then CERTAIN
they will
j. settled point with all who have uaod tho
gefablc PERSIAN PILLS, that they pre.cmineny the
best and moi etieacious FAMILY MEDICINE that has
yet been used IN America. II every family could become
acquainted with their Sovereign power disease thew
would Keen them and be prepared with a sure REMEDY
TO apply On the r appearance Of disease aud then how
much distress would be avoided money saved as we
az the lives Of thousands who hurried o time by
ncgccung disease In its first stages not being in
possession OF remedy which they can PLACE dependence
Richmon', by A. g. srEvENskst.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-12
WAY OF I.IRE

WAY OF LIFE.
TUE Way Of Life, - Charles Hodse
I'm ~ ~, Manual OF Faith aud Devotion, by Rev
me wy Of salvation FAmia,l, Explained. in a Con.
TIC fsrmefs' Muck Manual ~ Dr. Dana. Jus, received
Jet SMITH. DINNER 4 MORRIS.
OLn wHI,K FL. Sc
~ 70 bSls 1d Insealoosa whistey
ei 90 40 90 90 hRa ,ss..';'e,, %
al 10" cases Tomato Walnut and Mushroom ca,supfor
7 EgCBEs.-N supply Of ncsiffy EaTo6ssa Ie..5-;
IL tep, constantly TOT sale.
isl3 LYEii.. JOHNSTON LyEIL.
30 s-A large stock, Of all qualities aal
t., wv RANDOLPH & cos
~ bookFtore and Biniery.
"ohE NEW AND CHEAP GOODS,
|eee.rsa Ihis Dny. by
W. Nj Il EDITH.
nuueiny, TiP?eeanoe aud Moseile Fan,
pioeniI Saukesn
Iiughes a Cos White sro.l Cotton
Embossed Curtain Muslin
fr'dBisok Brussels Nets
Low preet White Co ton Hose
~ White Nosquitpe Neiiing
All r.ns In great variety, al such prices cannot
Country merchants are particularly invited II, en an,
my s'oek OF Prints before purchasing elsewhere.
~ wN
90 sois Ia1-lO h'as Pru.e Porto Rico sugar, Iecev.
leH WORKMAN. MeGRuDER co.
BoMBAZiNEs, SILKS, sc.
IllArk French Bombazines A. q 6 . andes
ID Superior black do as-or,e,G c,,,i,,f..
Bis~s i'tiin silk a., -,
30 Gro de SWfss a. ~
% Goo &c Afrquc 10 40
30 Ftgl Saiins do A.
Cord II IS, fsurei and plain 10 10
NAte and c"id Satfius aud G. 10 lie Mans
sra ani Lsghorn Bonuefs
Hand Bore- and artificial Flowers
French and Sco'ch Lawns and MusUns
bceh~h, French and Anne an Calico.
ne above goods having ieen purchased for cash grea
Inducements offered % those w,shrg 10 ulrc hase
ALSO
Cotton Shiuirgs and sheatnrs bcaebe.i and nm
hleAeLei cotton osuauur-s, &C. &C cot sale rheauaf
jel3 Che.n t;.si' ~ CO.. sS'i 81
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-12

ELoUa-Family and Ezra supsrhus Flour-tors,lc.
jo.lQ RIM BURTON
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-12
}. PEASE s SONS
CLARIFIED ESS ENCE OFIIOAttIOUND
NDY.
FENER AND AGUE-nEl,i.n,AI lnN-

supply received.
LYELL, JOHNSTON & 'YEtr,
dc IL Al MrEtif.~f- f.'t tnI
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-12
J. PEASE x SONS
COMPOUND CLARIFIED ESSENCE OF
HOAHHOITSD CANDY


IIIS Incompatible Compound for the cure OF Coughs
colds, Sc. rs Justly celebrated and cye,y lav bu ais
lis popularity. lis taste - very pleasant. or safety
and Convenience Is preferable every other cough remedy
known. Numerous certificates II It's efficacy are Ia tho
possession OF inc pToprieOrs- although they deem the
pidy Increasing demand cot tho article andhe great favor
With which . every where received, best ey.
dcnccs Of is utility.
To Observe every genuine package IA signed by
J. PEASE & son,
20, Division street. y. Y.
no fresh supply just received or sale Wholesale Al
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-12

certify that have, by way Of experiment. used the
yEcan and most OF the various kinds OF Pills In INV pra..
tee which have borne the highest repute In the public
unaon that have been offered for sale this vicinity for
the last i've years including those called tho Rcsurrcc.
ton or Persian Pals and the public may rest assured thar
none among the whole catalogue has answered. a better
purpose "a an easy and enec,ua remedy, han e Rosur.
CHARLES DACKUs, 81. ID.
I4-diy rT
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-12
NO. 9.

Us EGAR-0 hbs pure Cider vinegar-iu-t re-.
ee'7ed anJ for sale low. for rash
:e7 WADE W wooLDRIOcE
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-12
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PERSIAN PILLS

no fresh supply just received, for sale wholesale, at
manufacturer prices, by
NJ, 10 ALEXANDER DTyAI & IN
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1842-03-11
geutld,es @affhou5 III Cincinnati.

N itte(uartt in Der 5ten Stra5t, Gnhen ptrFint nnr
Walnus trastn) Der Gnbestenann empfrbItsn 8ahGaus
Str unf feiner Sanpsutc nne 70 ttnserid IT, paB ct
eifenSe ia us u pfrp Opr NIT uDrmtfn auf bic tt
suealfe losirn tanR. 9ein 9aus nlb ne taaune
Gno srauis; feiue 98ent unp n NIT ntm Bettn per
lrben mas Der oartietet, unb feint 8banoun9 no m
unse TO- baS seS1nti bit wieper tep b afreen ott
atbsp bm sinsttlrt bat:su Dr els prete nit nns aet
tpiQ III btrjtA ,patenimt;t. ,l, aOaptp IN rersr.
Cincinnati, lStbruar %. 1889. t.c.
nDtr attcrt tbaetsr pies 8iattes tam aus Grrroean
aleS ttifatisen nae otrr .. cten (ast. '.. '"'@
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1842-03-11

es einer d,e,iIe iileri,,n ~, q. .,,s sc5s s..
Sdcrbs Ner9e, babe i'd, 9cflnben bag oerfebe % nm
pengiten BON so bie 95 roeent &attitef enfbd(t. b
tann eaber nenelben als eine Dcrsaen 9rtifel lcii
ergel, unb as bon artserer 9fcilheit atempfehien.
alSid1 le ilntcri1dt babe. @emeiuer MeyseL iefalt
9enpAntid ben 20 big so preaent Saub id,haf
Sem Dapben du ibren seperll aipeuSe,t {ebcn. 49,
eaanfenr e g. ~ Bittia8, esetbetern sGhewiffre
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1842-03-11
'9eutmes G5ah6aae
gUtIlta1st 7geltrnrotr,

s< s.3: :Shneiper mt, ST eib,er mae t..
ttunc ftt,t Sretrn u1r tas 9uElitp taB tr nch I'M.
~ ner frrtfbrt fin rttsts saft af ntin attn tetsnn
ten 0tanernnt (m ncpttn Sttdntrttetr dn 0ont rr
crcm ecs o1artSitttdts in allen ettn ptrierentn
3wei8en 3u betrten .5A aH t9F15af. 10 20 1thHhnt
% fr rtsemaBs Bic 9eutfen Depen r,e 3uf4n '9iesn
ren ren pfltben erlat farurs infen tan,
Stcsf aat ttistn Alfrrnefust d feip Gnf ut unforeseen
aar Mic bctt alstmtne frrtnbtit Il; stabstu ltnt
itfrias tbofn, mtsr Sleib nod ab u (parsns ftin az
Gneer n tepabolfsn fpnnern hrn; rrd frner,
te tp @ebane!pns and imer nee nsr unn tr.
|baltsH a9e lIr eipuiaI ftn 9trfna = Srnzaf sa. es
Canton, Sulr 80, 1s4I. -. sFSs. 3,eY -
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1842-03-11
.Ofene8 9chneioeraellhaft.

taters@tte; wpbnbaft IN per fnssarawas Sratts,
brmit BEN ubifln CT 3slpt an ra6 tr ensefahSen bat
bas s4nserS8aft in sasn nsn serlitensn sgessn ant
aak ro er ets tipfn 8crretb Spn asn Sertsn fertis
annstleiber, mad Sen ne ,fe toptn fele srn 3sit
u 3t bcn cfltn g eapttn trbdlt aHf 9anD batsn
S1ebf, piettm, rrD tr 1T fttntn VIZ '"
s''i' {. = Geuen, ,&letoersc5tphr
cine voattanSfss 1usnagf ven feincn xn@trn, e"mtrs
&edinta. nnr IttrbaaPt @pfn aier Art balten ete IN
fn 4as 1aaeu, Statff ffimsnten biefer scfu6t
rerctn BGrieaans nc tli9ea preift bot
ttnen Ibetl pr 6tnttn anf ~ Dctocen unp trbalttn
0aafpn. qap %. ls4l.ea.m salasa.N .llSz.saaEE
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1842-03-11
George SUepttra11's
Sabacfe Olannfaftuv.
IN OK
Wittsbur9, Ya.,'

-g.f1nt. pittsbur9, Ya., a@ -~#.
tr ttnrfbrttttnr tenariist bterut eas utIitam tts
@taatcs Ohio unb Der tpetfruSaatn lttrbaurt Raj in
ensr anuattnr Gde Der SmbstID StraBe nnn Der 9ia'
tdnf Acp jebe Nrt Lata rerftrSt nno j ertaI
aebd(tentrirt Gr trtrt naS at cue QBaartn, rrb bic
Serfbiehtmcn 2rten an San. uub anupf. xata6 as aud
9sarre, ertr 4rtunb 8anns rrr;aSli9e Nrtfa nS INT
perIprt rteQt unb pnnttlc Serennn9 Saus aus Zen rf
.n M ,terf fe i'm arrun. AufraScn 1nc 8telnStH ans
Ter Strne ca ranetii4t 4ufheatst Ssyo 'Dtroet ~"
s2G sss@tIiafHTEJ si& nHa@h8rEi @ 8tpr9e QBtpmaH
Aoittst,ra, pa unp 25, ,lS40,,tfG s=Hyr5 Is r."
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1842-03-11
.#r=4~.@ c.a ,a5@sehtf6ea: 7,hs# s.aae
9anb(un9 i'm G3roB3n cnb G(einen
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Dia6f ntn Srenetn unn Rem 9,uttum odtunoSrfR be-.
fann raB sr an ctt9tr Gtelc cine re,Ibe ~. a2 tz#
4orE Speecrct SNanelun9 I'M Grrfell ure Sleinen
tatlirt bat, unc s cine reriaslie Nuswabt @ ga7
orretritn, rinen, sjasrep, Gslsn, Iatat, a Sifes,
prcciGrnen, SAt 3utr, Ibee, xattn une z risr, bts
anrht arihsen, att6rttcn 2rrtn, unh asn frnsen in
films ID enftIdsenrtt en- 2:tte auf Sans bs!ten rrr. "
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gtehl. N9aisen, Stetualtle unc eonsesprccntte
eetr Nr.v g.ayf Eqs 81 "a @-tlxl YNr4aS EFtHl.,.
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ron oGeh Nott rr ptrdibt Enr ancrm Nrrttn ~ mad.
tn, rie an feins Srtl,tt bic rma re IS tt mn g er
wtt bih 9ee Urrt Semat nnr a ibt, in Gitrtanh iur
@eracung tnsttrad sperhen. GENE Sreuhe s. q mtrs
nsn sef9s Qtraa fir Grreeritn eeer Nnsere dnter me
ren ttsen YerasunSsn unr s1f; te Fe{orsen ssn
eItfttsH rur Gnhsstsnetsn sn e edassn sntrtrsr
rn Irattt tadr rrratstcjaD rftr turh 0srbfnnS rem
prpettftn iu ibrr @rnlctatiritt rur Sttdt r. SS
0tt Qeuhsad s uis cnifis Detnchte, tte rts tin,,s
esufcn &rautksart frpn mtm befrSt tsf6rrtrt9a.
rffrau eetesr pep Deutllano teb rttr binS.
nen bat fam h an nls treneen es @ al beralsit Af.
tfase rtrattc leiRs 8urtre, G. qn atsr, 6rbei(ty
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alien 1bn Otutfbtanrs CUR 3ursttnpeit gsthtettn
estcrst'1 san".Ij,gjtEfG HgI1 a2sad asH.g7estG -
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1842-03-11
.,.,., Morri(on''s penn(ptpaniiebe @
,,si.s ',.s 1T 3aatent=gG5aage r.g. ..'o.t
bif aierbefe, beqaentfte ino rtbtsRe @aase bic je
erfltnoeit tporoen. ti4S+2 .t'7@ 's'''
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Ot OF Qth llnO e5Q { D.b s,

EN- eplu,bus cblc, MAIDEN bitrnt ts gptlttgn fefannt,
son pen erftptr fir bic Staatsn xenttp, nc obC (a6r
tlidsM 1aunties ttsteri an 9taaft tatet ''nSas
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nn6 gso g. spieSt BON unsc ts sa255 pfanol5 nntsl
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r aasfa far uns ~ ascratbp pqo t ven nne 5u
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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1842-03-11

,,- -ReqelmQBi9e.G .G6nt lz9t nte-5 +.
we aus Scn btn pat uno Sra6t Seten, aut rem penn
ippania unD obio. Canal tef;Rt, unD fer
Sen, Die langsbtr tinie attpnirt f nb; un
Srat unS p3ba5erc rirsst tuS mad eeptans Jn trans
Settirtn. - -. .,. !
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Scn Gara S5tsn rlrn eees 40 Lrnucn rdst nit Etqac
men Ginrtunsru FIR paBascrr, taufu unb na@ AtrOn
I1asaem, ,~nrp ale anoere pldse au Oslo Canal. IL
Die Canal 85t bitfcr &it psrptn ttp jeorm WatranS
tts obioaaSts Oampftocte Sastcn i'm Spptau brett
BON unO nat 4sSuesb Stnomnen; unr Die Gtscntb1tr
beu fb btmn9n re prbkttantcn STUFF ibrrr Sinit fur
Trcmpt6ett uns DtrantOrrtttit Ut tefpabrtn sa as
fur Srabt une paa8c ipenpc man @ an SoarS chtr an
ssgr g. M Soarten ltro 60. yec, SO, Sl9enten
gBafIer>StraBe, pittsbur9 un6
y.,y,,r. Gfdrfe uno 60. 8eaDer, pa, @t9en>
SO. 81. Ott5u 60. @lebelano, >. tbiimer.
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Wbee[er un6 So. g"3j.a Nfrpn,
Sc6n @ampbea "e-,za 9aeipton Sails
- 8. bbbnaro ''" gSaareit' p. .1., .,' ~
80 g. g. y0ub6ar6 youn9St1un
pittsburs, Beaver Daav 81 ls4l, IS b. ..
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-05-14
RHODE ISLAND.

The new Government of Rhode Island
elected under the Peoples Constitution,
were organized May lllh. The Gcyerno.
was duly inauguraied-The senators and
Representatives presented their certificate
OF election and were swoin in. The Gov.
ernor's message is lengthy, and devoted
-N 's''sissi5 -----,i-....aiaas Of iha o.sai
cnrfent question oflhe day.
The singular spectacle is now exhibited
for the frsslime in the Unisn, of two organ
ized governments in The same territory both
claiming sovereignty. If ii is farce, it is
likely TO be very serious one.
The NewPor. Rhode Islander states
that Mr. Daniel Brown. one Of The peoples
representatives from that town, has been
arrested for treason and admmi,led to bail in
$4,000.
The Madsonian announces that The u s..
Troops recently ordered TO Rhode Island,
will mol a. once interfere in the local diff
cnlsies OF that state. Their present purpose
is to strengthen the U. 5. posts iu the vi
cinily for the purpose of protecting public
srmaments. from seizure. That will do
for an excussr-bus we DON. believe it.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-05-14
IUBLiC MEETING.

AL meeting of The citizeus OF New Be,.
lin and vicinity ,neld at the house of Samuel
Baum, on Monday The ID day of NAV
ls42. On motion Of Capt NJ. A. Weaver.
Samuel Millhouse, was appointed preside7,
e. J. E. Thomson, Seceiary. The Presi.
dent stated the object Of the meeting. when
on motion, Joseph Winter, George Benner,
Henry Moor, NJ. H. Weaver and Jacob
Lelby, wore appointed committee to dral.
resolution expressive of the sense of the
meeting. The committee aIer retiring
for tha,.purpose reported through ,heis
Chairman, Capt. H. Weaver, the ful.
lowing preombe& resolution, viz.
WHEREAS, i, is important tina, our Mill
tary posts of honor be filled by persons
competent TO discharge the duties Of their
Office with dignity and true Military pride
and whereas, we as citizens of Union
county, being willing TO allow due thanks
and honors TO Gen. r, II. Hammond for
his very able Military service as general
and a gentleman, we at the same time
would anddo take pride in recommending
our worthy friend and neighbor Col. Samuel
Reber, of East Bu6'al5e, for The office of
Brigadier General of the frs. Bridade 9Th
division p, NJ. And in doing SO we ask
our friends of Northumberland and Colum.
bia counties 10 aid US in elevating Col Reber
to that dignifet and important office. There.
| fore.
Resolved, That We will support Col.Sam.
| ue Reber, of East Buffaloe iownsp, Uuou
county Tor the office of Brigsder General at
the ensuing Military Election in June next
because he is an experienced Military
officer, worthy ciiz.n and in every way
qualified TO fill tina, important station with
honor to himself and our Brigade.
Resolvod, That while there are but two
candidalea for Brgadier General before.
the people viz. Samuel Reoer aud Il. H,
Hammond, we heartily unite in the supper
of Col. Reber, who we are bound TO les.
pect as friend, neghhor, and tried
| Military officer. And we therefore will
use all fair and honorable means 10 ensure
his election.
| ResolUed, That we unanimously award all
the honors 10 Gen. Hammond due to an
officer of his rank & character and sincerely
hope and expect Gen. Hammond will yield
to the claims of Union county when she
presents man Of private and Military
character OF Col, Samuel Reber.
| Resolved, That the proceedings of this
meeting be published in all the papers in
the bounds of the Brigade. willing to pub.
lish the same.
SAMUEL MILLHOUSE, Prest.
J. L. THOMPSON, Sec'ly.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-05-14
VIRGINIA REDEEMED.

The news OF the election is very cheering
The returns however come in very slowly.
So far, the Democrats have gained four
Senators. and lost none. The gains are in
the Louis, Berkely, Pi,tsylvania, and Bot
e,ourt districts These gains give the
Democrats eight majority in the senate.
Las, year it was equally divided, each par
ty having sixteen members.
In the House of Delegates ~ Democrats,
to Al Wings are known 10 be elected.
Democrats net in the gain House o
Delegates, so far, 20; making difference
of 40; The Wigs had majority Of 2 in
the House last.
Should no other change take place, the
Democrats will have majority Of 46 or
joint ballot.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-05-14
OUR COUNTRY BANKS.

The following we understand, are tho
only country banks in this state that have
resumed specie payments on all their liabi.
ties except the Relief Notes:- Middle.
town Bank, Gncludins :Relief') Bank of
Montgomery County, Bank Of Delaware
County, Bank of Chester County, Bank
of Germantown, Bank of Pi,.sburg, Do.
Branch at Holidays ysEnrg, Mercsants'
and Manufacturers Bank az Pittsburg.
Doylestown Bank Farmers Bank of Bucks
County Monongahela Bank, and Franklin
Bank OF Washington.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-05-14

A London paper gives an account Of a
new invention by Mr.. Jenkins. 1t was
brought out by skating club A large
room was tastefully fitted up to represent a
frozen pond, lying in nook Of a pictures
que landscape. 1t is declared that 10 all
lnlents and purposes the substance laid
down may be regarded as ice. for rather
more than 60 per cent its of water, held Ly
chemical agency in state Of congeation.
Itis not more than an inch in thickness ,and
vet i'll. durability is such as to be able to le-
o''' '''e eno''' II f--'.n nne TO be two years
lncessans skating! lis also ssid .har IL !.
renewable with the greatest facility. Il
there is no humbug in This, the palentee
may laugh at ice houses and non-freezing
winters
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-05-14

The New Orleans Bee ofthe 80 ult.says
Yesterday moraing at half past six o'clock
an affair ofhoner took place between thc
Hon. A w. Pichot, Judge of the Parish cf
Assumptian and Robert G. Martin, Esq.
which resulted, upon the first exchange Of
shots, in the death Of The former ficulty
that lead to this tragic meeting had its ori-
gin the excitement which grew ou, of the
applntmeut of Judge PIchot in consequence
of his not beiug resident of The parish at
the time il was made.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-05-14

Look TO your Fruit Trees-On sxami.
ming the branches of the plum. pear, CHEEKY.
and other fruit trees, before the leaf comes
out, there will be found attached 10 The
limb small cell, an inch or more in length
h'led with eggs OF the caterpillar, and cells
holding the germ Of other insects. They
can be easily removed by the hand and
burnt and great destruction 10 the tres
saved
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-05-14
THE DISTRICT SYSTEM

A Bill has passed the House of Represen
tatives making very important change in
the manner of electing members to the
House. The States are TO be Districted to
contain about $4,000 inhabitants and to
elect one member Of Congress. The Gen.
eral Ticket and Double District System to
De entirely done away with. Under this
Bill the House will contain 900 mem.
bers.
Philadelphia City will be divided into six
District and the States will be represented as
follows: