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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-10
NEW FALL DRY GOODS,


'ENHE subscribers have received, by the regu
n larpsekets and railroad from New York arse and ehoir.
assortment o Seasonable GOODS line the wbo. of
wheh nave been purchased and paid pce
vance ior cash or cry accepianee They part
Na super English and French wool black
super oiue, 1--WE green Drown and olive do do
Heavy buckskin ribbed striped Cashmere very chean
Extra rich il and ~ Alpaca Lustres, at all prices
super Orleans Cloths Chusans Tesans
Plain and figured Mousslin and Lane and ChaIv
Tartan and Chcassian Plaid. chiIdrcn's vear
super plain andstriped black and blue black Silks
heh omoe shaded and clngeable striped and p1d
Black and fancy eolouTed bullion Loop, air Frny.s
Cambre Jaeonet, Swiss. checked and Musins
Jubilee, lace striped Tarleion drapery do
Thread and Lc Lace Edsngs Inserting ,rgr sor,.
nsnpui'on Lace gimp worsted and cotton Frnges
Ladies' chenille nett and sk Gloves and Mill
do Kid, Iisle thread Castor and Berlin do
Gentemen's Md buck, beaver, Berlin nd silk do
80 and 1914 table DamAsk, and Table Cloths all -izes
Irish Linens. Lawns, Linen Cambrcs and Napkns
Linen sheeting Bird Eye AMI Diape! and Crash
SlsH side dressing tuck and fine
Iiair tooth, nail and comb Brushes SOAP Cologne nc
ldes pam hmstched aud revere thread canloe ane,eb
Velvet tafata and satin bonnet and neck RibbanJ
Large ana medium shawls Scars anh Handkerchief,
super black and blue black Bomlznes and eaeon n,oc,d
nanH and furniture Caiicoes and Ginahans, all prices
irvine and corded Skirts, Corse;s and worsted Rags
New style printed Vevets, for ladies' dresses
whitney rose, point duAn and twilled Blankets
super ingram CaHsting do. nd Rugs
SAtnets. Kentucky Jean, KeTseys, napt Cotton &c
Heavy all wool miled Kerseys. field hands
FlIau striped and plaid Lnseys and cold Domes,ies
Heavy Pilot Cloths, finshings, Plains nd booking
naiohe' Menno Nalena Cashmere and other VestnRs
Plain and hgd Silk Velvet and plain and fpd sa,n DO
Super shrinking Welsh Il" ,
Beached and brown heavy Canton a. 4"P"'o'
WIN complete assortment Of blcaehel and brown s.e,, 80
Shinngs, Cotton TirLer '"'e"hFs anu
styles. - VI '"o i"os' sppfoVed
Country Merchants Farmers Citizens generally ar invited
eau ana examine our assortment which be found susror
VALENTINE, BREEDEN & co
" Hit
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SILK GOODS.
T. \ l. l. ST OK!
hOHN WRIGHT has now in Stock, a very
~ extensive Of Rich adapted
tote Fan trade. comprising styles
portationS and in with
few days from the northern packets will
table for city and county trade.
market Ills stock composed OF French Italian English and
American Goods consisting
Rich Chameleon Silks DO Boehe do
do Striped and Chanseable do do Plaid do
do Cord and Fgd New styles
Blk Italian Gro lie Rhine 10 do Gro lie
Bk do Gro de Pans; Do Paul de
Xix Gro de Nap; DO sinshrw
Motsin dc lains executed Ihe trade
CIshmeres, design of Stripes
Bk and coId Silk Nryets
Plaid Striped DO. dresses
Chnsans and Grape de Iains
Biz Silk Warp Alpaca Lustre
Plain Alpaccas, all colours
Plaid hgd striped and chlng-ahlc do
Bin aud blue blk Dombazines
Silk, Merino and Cashmere shawls
French and English Merinos
DO do Thread I.ac--
German nd I.sic
Ladies' silk, kid and Riding Gloves
Genilemens do
White and cod Tarlion Muslin and
White and blk English SILK Hose and Hose
do do do
DO do Merino and Cashmere DC
Irish Linens and Kentngs
Plain. REVERE and HemsiIched Cambria
With full Clothing Domestic Goods. all
OF which viii he sold cheap,
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NEW ESTABLISHMENT.

NEW ESTABLISHMEN
VHNHE undersigned have formed n Co Partner
II ship style GILL. SPIIMAN for the poscct.
ton Of the Business Of MERCHANT TAILGEtS, in all
is Fashionable Branches The partner has Just re-
with carefully s,l.cted or
of the best Cloths macy imported for them by
Houses Of the highest standing Judgment knowledge
NJ Cloths the Of both Partners saisf-
to the Public, that all please
a well IN the cut as the quality Of the materials and workmanship
Their will be- such the best Houses Country demand
reasonable in respects call and the Public
respectfully solicited the OLD STAND spinan next
door TO VIM. Mitchell, Jr. BEVERLY r. GILL
PETER SPILMAN JR
Kicirnond September 10, lisa.
The subscribers opening following goods all OF
style
Sup. Blk Velvet French ana English Cloth
q" woold dyed
d" Blue Cloths, Of all prices
Brown
Bronze Olive Cloth
Z" Rifle Green
French Brown now article
TwiIed Olive Beaver Cloth, for
Blue Cloth Coaking
q" Plain double miled blk Cashmere
g" single
" Blk ribbed French
" English
Fancy Cashmere nj al styles
Fine assortment of embroidered Cas-. Tor vesting
Cashmere PLAID
' BIZ Plorentne, plain and fg'd blk sat,ns
Bin aud fancy velvets for vestinrs
WOODEN Nelyets Of every style and color
White and Bun Cashmere DO do Cashmcrr plain and tyii
Spiaeh Hds Linen cambrc do; splendid blk and
fancy s 5cnf do do embroidered Mcno d. nix Italian Cryat
Military d. Tenants celebrated Stocks Wellington u.pn
et Buck Cloves Lined do dark nd do fancy K DO Mern1
SHIRTS plain and hgd Lambs Wool DO DO plain twill
led DO d.. 80 - GILL A. srTIMAN
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KEERL'S VEKMIFIGE.
REMOVED

BRANNAN & cos Old Dominion Clothing Store to the op
posio side of the street and facing John
Earys Old sian South side OF Main from GoyerBo,
we would embrace this opportunity and method making
known to tbs citizens Of Richmond vicinity that
we constantly keep hand Clothing especi.
any Tor the current ana approaching
reduced prices for cash We respectfully call and in
sPec our stock whether they the goods goods
sofa BY ns that do not please may
he money Lelnndel. GL-A good. MnLrnnteh u n
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From the Boston Times.


MEssRs SANDS S,Rs,FAEiL,of all the which the
human frame subject frequent or more Distress
ing than Disorders ScToinoIS
aud the salt heum and similar affections
rents To children through generations
fecons troublesome
selves u have hitherto been ncurablc.
If treatment ts have been found
partial and with violence
therefore, prepared TO subject the
Ia 10 severe scrutiny We have carefully and
claims Of the popricto and ready
mes The efficacy ofthe Sarapara prepared by Mcssr Sands
" " approved by satisfactory the
recorded which has effected the
TENTS who have suffered without
cry The medicine prepared by elaborate
by which the curative Of the SarsapaTa
and fixed and these then
mixture with other efficient remedies The discovery
ell by thousands in all the large Union.
Sands Sarapanna Will also permanently
having their depra.
we'd condition Of the scrof kings evil
ts forms rheumatism obstinate
blotchrs bles' pnpes pustues
rngworm cad enlargement pain Of
the bones and joints stubborn ulcers yphc symptoms
arising from nucious mercury nts
and other similar complaints.
Tie public respectfully requested remember that Sands
sapara that has and constantly achieving remarkable
cures OF the most difficult class diseases which human
frame j. subject AMI ask for Sands no other
Prepared and sold wholesale by
~ H. sands Co. No 23 broadway Bunrs) corner
OF Chambers street. New York and by Druggists
out the nted states Price 81 per for S.
NoTt-Ine original documents be by
store, No. s13 broadway
ALEXANDER DUYAL A. co,
Agents by special appointment proprieto for Richmond
III" NIchiy' fe 4-dfsrlaf
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n

cloths, CHssimcrs ind Beaver Cloths.
WE are prepared to exhibit a large and splcn-
dad 0t Of the above Goods. and very low prces-in
Cloths we have blacks blues and invisible green's
IN Cas-ieres English French and American variety
consisting Of Tweed Buckskns Docskns Plain Blacks
Blues and Drabs French Plad Dap de
finest manuactued-u Beaver Cloths. Double
ana Dah Fgd and Plain BeaversSupcor
Asphaltnm Coisiieavy Pilot and FoTes Cloths &C.
stock OF these Goods j. unsurpassed by country
Purchasers invited q examine
- KENT. A. ATXyATER
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IL. W. u J. J. FRY 4 co.

H. W. a. j. j, III O. w.
Hare in Store, and on The tray
Iz0n BAGS Rio, Lagura, Cuba and Java
Il wv COFFEE
go hhis y. Orleans, Porto Rico and St Croix SUGARS
do Clarified do
It5 packages oli, crushed and pulvenzed do
20 20 sslee. Porto Rico and otean. MoLAssEs
100 packages TEAS some Of quality
1900 sacks SALT, Ito tine ton
200 boxes CANDLES and SOAP
1000 Kegs NAILS
toGs Blste'od Cast and Shear STEEL.
10 uerccs RICE
hhds prime MADDER
INDIGO
900 boxes WINDOW GLASS
so bbs COPPERAs
10 do Alum aud salt Petrc
% Bags PEPPER, SPICE and Ginger
10000 Segar-
10 Tons Country aEl Trodcgar Iron
Bar Lead. Powdrr -' Wool Ware Chewing Tobacco
Wrapping and wnuug rlpoi. sc. &c.
we WIN sell errg oesP for the money. prices
Pnncua customers We offer Produce
ana receiving and forwarding Goods being Fire
ffoO insurance always he effected lowest rates on
Goods stored. an II
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200 PACKAGES OF NEW HARD
WARE

WE have just opened, at our new Store, south
side Main street and doors below leading
Mayos Bridge upwards Of 900 PACKAGES OF FOREIGN AND
DOMESTIC HARDWARE, CUTLERY &c.
The former, imported direct Liverpool per ship Rhal
Anderson, MERCHANTS PLANTERS and OTHERS VIII find it
10 their interest CALI determined on
such terms cannot fail TO
sc Is RICHARDS L. GARDNER.
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HATS AND CAPS!
JOHN Y. HARDWICkE,

n H
~ returned from the North where he has pure
splendid Goods 81 English
manufacture offered this which his
and the public such will
J. V H. has made in New York by which
be enabled each French and English
such and desirable goods be impoued-a
he will offer good be purchased any
house IN tins
& NOVELS. spades and FOrks.-IOO dozen shoyels.
- spades and forks just received and for sale by
RICHARDS & GARDNER.
Sign ofihe Golden Mslw Main nearly opposite
LoEdons. Wllngham and Drewy.
EtHEAP DRUG AND MEDICINE STORE, FOR CAsIi-Thr
~ Subscriber Country
others that he selling his and fresh
Drugs Medicines and Paints much lower than the be had
any other House the city those would do well
call prepared sell reduced prices expenses
much less than any Drug store IN Richmond.
Just received full Of goods the Fatrade Among
them may be found the following Caoel Qunne, BARK
Yellow Bark CaerOl fresh" article Rubar Jaap pecac,
WhteGnger Cloves Pepper Spice Nutmegs Lnseed Oil vas
Terpentne VIII e Lead &c. all Of which be had very
the the Red
doors below the old Market 70 Genuine Principe
JOHN J. CRAWFORD.
10 Apotlecary and Druggist.
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THonsoNIAN noTANIC PRACTICE.

TIIOMSONIAN BOTANIC PRACTICE.
hR. r.. ID. ROBINSON continues To offer his
- Professional those may prefer the BOTANIC
PRACTICE Doct X. graduate Medical College Of
OHIO has devoted several years the Study MEDICINE sur
Gtf aRd other branches Science Medicine
cung two m courses of Lectures upon subjects usually taught
10 reputable Medical Institutions. His experience
ing the last years Chronic forms dis
ease such a. Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint Dropsy Rhciasm
Asthma seToiua Fits Spinal Affection and aI forms
peculiar 10 Females ies the assertion large minority OF
' who have long been afflicted and have desparcd getting
Wen may be- by ude'ou7 use Of the botanic remedies
to health and strength.
Persons residing distance obtain board with Dr. r. which
w make greatly ~ Their favour The Doctor will attend personal
" IN cases Of MIDWIFERY only $40
supply Of Botanic Medicine for sale wnolasale and
feia,--Hlso Ihomsons New Book containing 53i pages
~ 17-du' a.. Scct SoockOe Hill
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A c A r D.

TO THE BUYERS OF BOOTS, SHOES,
CARPET BAGS, VALIECES, &c, &c.
A LEAANDER HILL, fourth door belop The
N RUM Of ~, EsR' H, would respectfully announce
TO his friends and the PUBLIC GENERALLY that he Is now in
Of Of his Fall Winter BOOTS SHOES
TRUNKS CARPET BAGS. VALIECES. SC &c carefully ~.
eced by HIMSELF in the Northern and Cities. aud he can
confidently assure the Public that BEEN
able IN offer greater Inducements quantity
or prices and having just received large, well and very
superior assortment o materials for the Manufacture LADIES
GENrLEMEN'S MISSES and BOYS BOOTS & SHOES and IL
now better than prepared Manufacture the above nam
ed articles in such manner give satisfaction IIe s
therefore fully satisfied that no HOUSE the City Richmond
able 10 ofr assortment equal s point VARIETY
'"!1 ur OUALTff-he therefore, socts Of the Pub
lie fivouis assuring them that EVERY EXERTIoN USED
render satisfaction.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS will find IL In t,eif adyanags IN chi,
look, before purchasing elsewhere.
ALEXANDER HILL.
Boot & Ahos Ieai,r.
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Ivory. stag AMI buffalo Table
Cutlery, Of every description
Rodgers Il Sons, Wostenholm's
and Crooke's sup. Pocket Cut.
lery
Carving, cooks and butchers
Knives
Anvils, Vices. Bellows. sledrc
and hand Hammers, Screw
Plates, &c.
Horse Rasps; fiat and half round,
mill, PIT, cross cut, hand saw
and all other Files
Clark's and Kenrick's Parliament,
broad AMI narrow Butt Hinges
Millwrighrs, Carpenters and ga.
binet-Maker's Chisels, Gouges
and Augurs
Drawing Knives, Plane Irons,
and all other Tools, OF Butch
er's, Cams and American ma
nufacture
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Killing, wedding and grubbine
Hoes
Carpenters Patent and Scotch
spring Iron Rim Locks
Mil, pat, hand, cross-cut and cir
cullr Saws
Single and double barrel Guns.
Shot Belts and Powder Plasks
Axes and Hatchets, made by
Collins, Simmons and others
Log, trace, halter and other
Chains
Plated, brass and steel Saddle
~ OF every quality
Cast. shear and German Steel
by the case, warranted
Shovols, Spades, &c. Of Ames'
AMI other makers
Hollow Ware, Wagon BoIrS.
patent lined Tea Kettles, Sad
Irons, &c.
Se q-ts
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MEDICAL CARD.

a TrENTION We invite attention OF CouSrEy MgR
"A stock Of Drugs, Dyes Paints
purchases have been made favorable and
advance prices. Our vaned supply
Indigo, Manila Madras Nader superior Cop
peTas from Fairs Laboratory Alum, Redwood Camwoo
wood Extract LogwOOd salpeier, Epson salts
Sps Tupcntne, Lewis White Lead No. cAra and iue
Seears qualities Caome Rhubab powdered
Turkey Rhubah Opium, CamphOr Roll flour sulphur
Cream Tartar Recd oil ia bottles and
TASKS Window Gass all sizes. HAYWOOD l. BEALE
I'm = Abe
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LOUISA RAILROAD.
Lines TO Charlottesville, Stnunton. Lynchburg
and the virginia Springs.
ID


NIGHT TR4PELLLNCs .iFOIDED-iND GREATLY IN.
CREASED EXPEDITION
TNHE Public are hereby informed, that on and
u amer the LIST July the Fare Richmond
oesvic viii be 81 50 oly Fare Staunton So Fare
burg So from Junction 81
loicsvile 81 80.
SSm Passengers leaving Richmond by the Railroad at 81
4 ~ NJ reach the Junction to breakfast and thence
proceed together with passengers the June
ton from tho North the LOUISA Railroad Cor
EEa donsvlc and thence by Charlottesville reach
Charlottesville by +. NJ and Cookies IL miles
West by night Leave Cookies morning by daylight
the Blue Ridge and A. NJ
The ';uyanloie line IL A NJ
Dale by night and leaving there
the Warm Springs breakfast and Caagan dinner
ing the White sulphur T. NJ Leybug by p
the I'll day 81 ours than the by Lyncbvrg The
whole expense Is less and trip the week days
The Natural Bridge Line leaves Staunon Tuesdays Thurs
DAYS and saturdays, the alternate Will
At IL y H. reaches Lexington by night leave
day light and arrive the Natural Bridge breakfast
aer dinner and nbres
night leave morning AMER breakfast reach Caag
and the White sulphur Springs, by p NJ
The roads splendid in the ami and
coaches fine heretofore.
These Lines the Main Routes Passengers have
ference over all others dHg pJiHt
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DRUGS, DYES, OILS, WINDOW GLASS, &c,
INHE subscribers offer for sale, a large and
n well asorod sock Drugs Dyesiud- Paints, Oils
quantities TO suit purchasers at prices which fail give
satisfaction
COUNTRY MERCHANTS requested call before purchas
ing, determined 20 o1.r inducements
eIS ALEX DttVAI A. co.
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FALL GOODSJ


China, Quecnspare am Glass.
September, 1sAa
I'HE subscribers have now cen i'm store n wei
"a sock NJ new and pretty toA consisting NJ Pttp
~, w '" colored edged and C. g. Mere Of every e, ,top
p, ,m'on and hne; rich cut, essed and plain Giss Of
oi ,In,n ana American Raeetnre Gennsn sgver Brf.
% ,t English plated CASTOR Toilet and other Iokinp
1870 hhg'h and Ancrie2h sion Ware, &C. Sc all Of vcl,
W., " he package OF paeke IN suit purchasers at eason
''e P''o'' AMI on the u0gf credg
YM r. BUTLER A. CO.
II Importers n China, Glass &c
r doors above the Rel Tavern
ATS HATS LiATS spring FashIon.-f an,
INV receiving deotkom New YORK beautiful ss.,,r,snt
Ut Hats Of the ps ry which am selling Al very low pees
rue'crs are re''sd 10 call examine Tor lhensciye
$40 y. sHEPPERsON. Agent.
20 ~ Old Friends aud Customers.
Low 80 portion Of my Spring quality
- Whe IN ssss Ae with few barrels Of Mountain OIL aB
Of which "" "o'kuP atpfices 70 sutthe tfnss
ROBERT MOTT,
% Io Painter. Globe Fquare
HbATrH bones az 90 cts.--J w. RANDOLPII
W WV ~ o." c's' each shout 90 Packing Botes.
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HArDwARE, CUTLERY,
q u Ms 4 " ID .SA LEPY.

NAN-LEW, SMITH " co.
"A RE now receiving direct from the manufactur.
ers in Birmingham Sheffield fun asso,,n.,, NJ A.,
above goods consisting part following arce which
hry oner for sale on the favorable the civ and conn
viz: " >'' ""1 N"""
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WOOLENS, COTTONS AND
LINEN

W VVTITIINIJs w I OINIO AND
Ii EMS.
W ADsWORTH. TURNER 90. having received one NJ
w the largest anil most Pan Win
Ter Dfy 6nds offered this market and portion
Of their Staple Goods puehaFed before they are
worthy The attention Of Merchants whose paricu
lary requested au2t
NAYS ALGEBRA ABHIDGrO, adapted 10 the ca
- paefy ~ the young, aud method Of instruction IN
SCHOOLS and Academies ~ James a. Thompson. A. w.. just
published and for sale by u. r. PERKINS n 60.
doors below Valentine, Breedsn 4 90,
Sc slaeknr itIt
AgPEr5 Rigs. &c---Sye just received n large and
~ lndome n BIese Three ply and Ingram Scotch
AMI American capetBr stair and passage dp Also Tuned
Wilton Rugs plain and hgd hoor cloth Ba on Cloth Tables
which offer good terms. y be- had the city
10 - BtNFORD A. NIMMO.
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HfARTHBNWARE CHINA AND GLASS. AND LOOKING
81 GLAssES, WHotgsaLE RETAuA hns stock Of Far.
enWare China an1 Class and Looking Gasos of sas whole
saic or rsarL ny iso i5l JAs. EVANS, Main -.
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1843-06-07
GENERAL ASSEMBLIES.

The Old School and New School por-
tions Of the Presbyterian Churches of the
United States, commenced their General
Assemblies IN Philadelphia on Thursday.
DR.. Spring. of New York, was chosen Mod
orator of the New School.
The business thus far has partaken al
most entirely of local character. and
would possess but little interest 10 detail 10
The general reader.
The Old School Assembly have adopted
4 series Of resolutions from DR.. Mott, 10 de-
wise plan for the better observance of the
Sabbath. The overture of the Presbytery
oil Chlllcothe, respecting slavery. was dis
cussed for considerable length oftime, and
finally laid on the table. The report of
Walter Lowry, Secretary of the Board of
Foreign Missions, gives the receipts for the
year ending May lst, l843, from all sour.
ces, TO be $50, I59 95-and the expenditures
for the same year, TO be S54,374 81.
The New School Assembly have voted
TO set apart the first Sabbath of January
next, as a day of general prayer for the
conversion of the World. The subject of
domestic slavery has been under discussion
on an amendment 10 resolution that the
Churches, as a body, should not interfere
with the subject. The Assembly has voted
tomake no change in the Trustees ofPrince.
Ton College. Philadelphia was decided up
upon as the place for the next meeting of
inc Assembly.
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1843-06-07
DEATH OF NOAH WEBSTER.

By an extra of yesterday morning from
The New-Haven Herald, we have the pain
full intelligence of the death at that city of
Moan WEBSTER, LII D., at 8 o'clock on
Sunday evening, 2sth inst. in the -s5th
year of his age.
We will not use the stereotyped phrase
that the country has sustained n loss in the
death of Webster, for happily, his works
live after him. His life has been prolong-
ed beyond the usual term of human exist
ence, and his unremitling labors have been
fully completed. A capacious volume Of
selections from his Political and Miscclla-
neous Writings has been recently publish
ed, of which a second and fuller notice APP
pears in this paper, and the great trophy of
his life, his Dictionary of the English Lam
guage-by far the best ever published-has
just been thoroughly and finally revised by
him. Having completed TO the utmost linn
it life of usefulness to men and piety to
God. we do not mourn that he has been
called TO his rest, though we deeply feel
that our country has lost in him one of her
worthiest and most illustrous citizens
When we saw him for few moments last
winter, his mind appeared mistaken by the
ravages of Time, and his interest in trans.
piring events and his country's welfare
was such as to shame many of her citizens
in the prime of life and activity.
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1843-06-07

their several Regiments, on the first Tues.
day OF December next, to hear and deter.
NINE all causes of prosecution for Military
fines and forfeitures appealable from justices
OF the Peace. The Justices will notify the
President Of the Board within his Regiment
OF the number of appeals from him as soon
as may be.
For THE FOURTH REGIMENT.
Edrcin Edgerton Esq. OF Clarindon,
President.
Col. Russell Hickok, uou,
Capt. Stephen Fowler, "''"o''S'
For THE FIFTH REGIMENT.
Silas A. Hodges Esq. of Rutland,
President.
Col. Artemas S. Cushman, ! u,
Capt. William Mead, "e'''oe's'
For THE SIXTH REGIMENT.
Ednard d. Barber Esq. of MiddleJury,
President.
Col. John Capen, } Mem.
Lieut.. Col. Stephen N. Warren, bers.
By order of Amos c. Kellogg, Brig. Gen.
eraI.
David A. Sabin, Brigade Inspector.
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1843-06-07

The negligence ofthe officers whose du-
~ il is 10 cancel the Treasury notes when
received on government account, is wholly
;nexcusable. Some mark should be put up
on them which would render it impossible
for them TO be imposed upon the most un-
srspeciing. We have heard but one opin-
ion as 10 the moral obligation Of the govern
ment 10 pay the uncancelled notes which
were stolen at New Orleans, and which
nave been taken BY innocent parties. We
nresume that the Secretary oflh Treasury
l. no, authorized TO do this without law of
Cnnpress. which We do not doubt he will
recommend al once.