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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-08
VALUABLE ROANOKE land FOR SALE

VIZ subscriber would sell privately Farms on the North
'ihH OF hpiinke river. lying tire Warren.
carolina mm datey above and Rohons Ferry each con
Ang upwards oi 1000 400 upwards being ryer low
ground o A. good quality any river believed These
w' fams are IN Tine cropping condition. pains having
iaken iof the last few them
The subscnbcr viii not pull through Mt the above
valuable tracts Of Land they need the sort
probable that those wishing purchase will view the
lands be- s content leave speak themselves The terms
on which he would sell the above Farms liberal every
and be- invites inspection Of By those wishing 10 our
chase before buying elsewhere.
Ny friends John D. Throwcr, John 49, g. Lewis and Cai
borne IT,, ~ Brunswick county. Va pleasure In showing
the above lands wishing give any
further information reference them wished
CLACK ROBINSON
d
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-08
WESTERN VIRGINIA.

We think that part of the world exceed the noun.
famous slope Of State from the Allegheny to the
Ohio, IN the fritlulness Of the women.
friend somewhat curious in such mnttors has taken
notes II the nImber Of children a iamy, in several die
iric Of our h county, aud finds the average to be Sir
and siIiy eight hundTss including the comparatively re-.
cent marriages. with those who have nearly or quite fulfilled
their course.
We could give many remarkable instances Of ecundity
in different quarters, but will ourselves with one e1
ample.
Capt JosFTH Corr, Of Logan, in his 63d year and
his vile IN her 6st, have raised srsR children who have
presented them with ninety grand children, and fourteen
great grand children.
Capt Corr i the active and efficient Sheriff of bis
county, and his wife example Of industry and good man
ugcmchto the wives Of her ncighborhood; his mother dir
but year, between 80 and 81 years Of agc and should
he and his wife attain like nge Of which there are Toasona
bic probabilities, will puzzle the cacuators Of human in
crease 10 estimate the probable number Of their descendant.
which may survive the parent stock.
The deaths IN this extended family have been comma
lively fcw Of tho children, h,ee and Of the grand chill
dren ien' only have departed this lifo. Rgnaohd Rep
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-08

~ TO -el privately his tract of Land yrr on Winter, .
Greek and Appomaos River. the end OF ADsn, c,
20 miles from Petersburg and 25 Richmond eonan ao
acres about ot 900 forest land
acres Hat land well drained and OF excellent quality The rI
land produces Corn Tobacco Wheat oas-i well nsud ~
e growth OF Herds Grass aud Cove being of nd
clay soil and easily improved The buildings are ron
issuing IN part OF large story Dwelling ouse with rooms
anu single story Dwelling stables barns and nc,,
eaoins There are never falling Springs excellent eeon.
water conveniently situated in the different fields and eonyenn, 70
TIE dwelling houses This OF lands considered yab hs
whh mes OF the Coal Fits which an excellent natkei
iof Oats Torn and Hay ard Tobacco carried to Peeby
hy hoais nj 81 hogshead The vii be
ne i can he conveniently divided tracts II wished nv
e purchaser Persons wishing TO purchase invited to v the
PROMISES by calling ON the subscriber VIII take p,s,c m
wahns ON them Communications directed To Nnno,in. p a
'a o To Spnns hA Z o. Chesterfield Va. attended TO
WIN pressure SAMUEL. W. COUSINS
should The abo," ani remain unsod by October ne,,
Mi teh be sold al auction liberal For further
p'Iueu"rs appyto JAS L. NEW Auet.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-08
ALLEN & cos OFFICE,


The drawing Of Alexandra Lottery Glass lsi Extra.
VIII be received by this evenings mail: $4,000 10 600
5000, 25OO 1000, 10 OF 1000. &C. all of which are
offered for sale this day Whole Tickets S5-shares in
prOportion. So
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-08

o. The Van Bmenites of Cincinnati have held
a groat meeting, and adopted resolutions declaring
that Van Buren, must be rcstorcd-and shall be; it
is his right, and any opposition to his claims is
treason TO the Democracy.
Van never has got the vote Of the State; and the
Cas- cOmmittee--consisting oflcading Democrats
LAY he never can
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-08

Tyler VicroRms.-W. r. soarle Wing p. NJ at III.
sburgh, and J. Houghton, ditto Bcevle (both in JEFF
erson Co. NJ " have been removed, and ID. Seans ond
4. Dickinson appointed in their steady. y. Tribune.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-08
l. ~ eng Y.gs.aLon u 90. efle, - eataerea,

TGfdeTedf
Every one knows ihl those rd of ap,cs called "in,cr
oppes, unfit Autumn when gathered but al
ef ow months become changed their tlsic-their Juices
essentially altered u quality, and their pulp being very diff
cient 90 many respects from what ig the full l.
i brought about 10y the laws Of vegetation or by chemical
action Of the juices II Il purely chemical t would
seem that the action would commence and end sooner
whereas 10 some apples requires the operation of this sort
Of vegetable c for longer time than required for the
apple 10 attain 5 siIe from the Of first formation in the
blossom.
Duncan in his Sacred Philosophy Of the seasons consid
ers the action Of which speaking as a sort Of
vegetation It's worthy Of remark, he observes that Of
those lappos which destined for future use several do
not hpcn on the parent rce property which, while pre-.
SCENTS great chemical difficulty, necessary 10 accord.
ance WIN physical principles 10 the preservation Of the fruit
which us as life becomes extinct must rot The epp
N not less alive than IT, seeds M principle OF vitality re-.
mans,Onc OF those ircvp.icabc dctachmenf4 like tine
sap, from the general life, and continues t1 act uu the
fluids which the yos.o. contsin-.
Thus does the mac acid into sugar while i'm
hc same manner, various other conversions ure elected
not one OF which extra organic chemistry has
been able {" perform. These, D. true, only the Opn.
ions Of sagucious man, who not offer any exper.
mcnu 10 support his remarks The French Academy we
Deeve once offered large prize for the best essay and
pefmonts ON the question, "What are the changes which
lake place ~ Tie apple during progress 10 maturty1
we nave never seen any answer the question Proba
by however was answered by Of their Chemists OF
/ Hortcultufiss a knowledge Of these thing.
would be OF practical value n preserving fruit and I'm hasten
ing or rclrdng the periods Of their maturity lIgi,s Far
mer.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-08
MEpITATED TREASON.

In announcing the name of Mr. Van Buren, rs its candidate
for the Presidency. the Globe, Thursday last nmated
that other distinguished Democrat should be nomina
ted would be equivalent, TO second overthrow Of the par
".
Such hint. when considered in connection with the
friendly relations which exist that print and the
leading Clay presses, - pregnant with meaning. 1t
meant, II We mistaken, threat To tie Democrat
party OF dissolution and defeat Mr. Van Buren, should
be ed again, and the Globe should not get the print
ing Aud downright and mpudent pIcTArIoN TO the
rest of the candidates The Globe serrcd the party when
poor when rch aspifes control it, Ii is now nde
pendent OF the party and may beay IT, and then retire rich
Ii the hint thrown out IN the Globe of Thursday be not
sufficient 10 satisfy the Democracy OF arrogant DISPOSE
sOn fancy the leading editorial article in Yesterdays pa
per will force conviction in the breasts of all rational men
Mr. Blair in the article alluded TO- only curses and eN
communicates the President aud his friends, bu, threatens
10 break up the whole Democratic party TOIr, any
Democratic candidate shall permit them to rally under his
standard. Not content with having declared the President
from the succession even the party should choose
him, Mr.. Bairnow threatens vengeance any Democr
candidate who shall even PERMIT Mr.. Tyler-who We.
ioed MT. Ciay's Bank bill-to vote for him!
That 1t may be seen that do exnggeratc We will
quote the globes words:
Thousands hundreds Of thousands OF honest Democrats
would TerO from support of standard under which
the corrupt cohorts OF Tyler Spencer Porter Wick life
aud such shameless aposates PERMITTED 10 talv
They would say that the Democratic chiefs and candidates
who ADMIT such associates themselves be co,Tupt
tGess and not TO Be trusted They would stay at home
and fold their arms WILLING GOVERNMENT PAIL
HANDS ULTRA FEDERALISM"
This may not be considered pcrArIox by the Globe but
TO comprehension, II saying the Democratic cand
date, sgGeT certain class Of free american cif
rho hare incurred my dispsasTe 10 uofe for vo
IA ls4i then "th0usaRds huRdredso OF thousands Of Lor
est Democrats I10uld reroi, will Mr. Blair lead the re-
volt with his omahawk p and the Government will .f1u
into the hands Of ultra Federalism"
Even this all this, will drre Mr.. Tyler and his friends
into the support OF Mr.. Clay, Mr.. Bas od friend and
conneXion by marriage"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-08
NOTICE.

VIE SuDSCrlber oilers Tor sale privately ms
valuable Amelia Springs Property, consist.
ing NJ about 679aeres Of LAND which
Of first rate qualify and al IN high of improvement
good portion o the high land there fine crop Of Clover
~ the production of which land superior M
ungs considered the Amelia Springs coulny
property in Eastern Virginia healthy waters
equal Ia Virginia. Tho improvements place
large and superior all Of the
last ~ or seven years There large brick Hotel three
high with spacious ban ~ cby So The Ladies' sitting
r"om ADJOINING and nine lodging above AMI large Gentle
mems sitting the basement story. sde
trance ohc Ioicthcrc brick each 90
each coniaing ~ There IL likewise large
ing containing ~ rooms and number o other
Gent ~ a 10 entertain 800 COO persons There aoa very
peror dining room 100 feet long brick which
spacious IN dine 100 also and comfortable private
uehec located near the dining and wen situated for the
sdcnce oi those experimenting the dining There
god store house In which there might be done good business
TIE mercantile line There u also good bath house, with eight
rooms appropriated for bathing The stables any
virginia Tor convenience &C. there being
contain NJ least ~ horses also
10 hof The yard and pleasure grounds having
celebrated English gardener beautifully decori
ted with shruhhcy of different kinds makes this hcauyf
situation The Syringe are located ina hat surpassed beauty
Ia the world The of the Amelia Springs
analysed by d. Bridges of Philadelphia, and approved y
Parish ~ the place Tho following
vii That N he gprngs
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-08

TmRD cRoF ArrLfs,-We have received through the DO
iiencss, Of friend bottle containing three apples Of the
THIRD crop, from Portsmouth, Ohio. Tho gentleman who
forwarded them 70 this city E Of undoubted veracity and his
statement may be relied on The following are extracts
from two n his letters detailing the facts:
my juno apples were ripe the first Of June aud in
blossom for second crop, which npcncd the last Of july
with blossoms ior bird crop, which npcnod the last week
IN Scpombcr-nt which time the tee was in blossom for
the fourth mc-hc fruit was bghcd by tho FROST whcnt the
apples woro about the size II robins egg. A few bunch
obossons observed the tree n the beginning Of
November.
An opportunity occurring, ! send you three npples-ihe
botuo being small, had necessarily 10 send you small ap
pcs-bu they will serve specimens Of great natural
curiosity. Ny June apple apple tree which bossomed five
times last year, and yielded ripe fruit three times again
covered with blossoms thicker han this spring"
These apples Office, and ne great curios.
y we invite our friends 10 call and examine tomhla
Forum.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-08
RETIRED school,.
L HAVE emplovcd gentleman m

lave employed gentleman, Mr.. JOscph
bre'ier 10 teach IN my family qualified Teach Greek
Latin French Italian and branches Of an English Education
whose disposition AMI qualifications much pleased ytband
n ahdion u my sons should like or six
' terms are for fcsson of ten board tuition bed
us washing and thing else hrst Of Seut.r
eh we session viii commence the balance February
reside about four miles from Charlottesville IN healthy and ogr.
abe heiehhofhooi Those do so can refer TO n
h'n.'Ph OF ~ w Glmct-letters addressed svie
WIN We at'Iled to- H-1awtIsts
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-08
RANkRuPTcN

The Hon. John Mason, Judge of the United States
Court, for the Eastern District OF Virginia. will hold his
for trial Of in Bankruptcy in Richmond
Wednesday the 2Oth Sept. next.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-08
HOYT & cos PRIZE OFFICE.
Under Exrhnny.

Sl5,OOO, 10000, 5000, 10 prizes of 900, &c are
some OF the Prizes TO 20 off to-day. Sales close AT hnf
past2 o'clock Call before that hour if you wish to get
Prize of 'HOYT & 70
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-08
To the Heirs OF jaime. ShipbnrI I,, -, -
County of Hen rIra .,.a,,. 'c "f the

w "in please To take notice. that under r,on,,o -, ~.
wy council adopted their meeting on THURSDAY a., ~
OF ausus' ieiS shall proceed Monay the eleventh -
" next ensuing. lot OF ground on ,h
intersection Of 9Th stree-knovn an the -
v, e .V oy the number 5i9. he up 10 level I'M a..
streets 80 as to accommodation OF .,,gn,n,
"t OF ohensNe and un~hoic-ome 49,,
anu ShapeS agreeahy to the section Of IN. ,c, ~
sh'eu An net To revise and amend h. chant, oS ~.
ey OF hieh"ond unless you, or morc ~ yo ri,
previously the nl., in s,rh you' sha
the accumulation aforesaid Al paT,ss ~ o. !" prevent
City of Richmond Aug. T.IsI3 1"y s.y,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-08

sSTse The | fast sailing brig JNO. 4. Ian.
$3.50 CASTER. Capt Jesse Lovcand, carries 1900 hhIs Fol
terms apply to Captain on board at Iudln,s
LII
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-08
WORTHAM'S OFFICE.
UNDER THE EXCHANGE HOTEL.
FOR FREIGHT OR CHARTER

The above two Capital Prizes day. Chances s.
or share in proportion. For sale
aus WORTH AN,s
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-08
BINFoRD 4 NIMMo.
VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.
DURSU ANT TO the provisions oc , do.roo

II oil
The County Count OF King William, pronounced on the 27,
day oIune lSta in suit therein pending between William Wash.
nson plaintiff ami Maria I. Abraham others defendant.
shall proceed TUESDAY 29th day of August mes -,
pose To sale to the highest bidder. premises that very vain
able farm known as PLEASANT RETREAT" Iyinr about i
above A,iets Warehouse, King William county Containing
oel acres Possession VIII be on the ,
January le@'wh the privilege of seeding Wheat in the fail
This farm lately occupied by VIM Washington e." d "
considered one Of the desirable residence, in lower Vgn
me I Is goo the land fertile and improving eonton-
p"enng House Is large comfortable, and convenient with
most beautiful Failing Garden rear almost surrounded by
Flower lots Of great taste and beauty necessary Out bour
a. a'n f''o carnage and ice houses and good
order The water excellent the healthy and the neigh
bouIhood agreeable.
The terms Of sale viii be, s1oO and the costs Of ,
and decree IN cash for the balance and two wears
Wn p gwen TIE purchaser executing bonds approved srciri
y and giving decd OF trud the zane
M persons wishing to purchase valuable invited to
can ai view Tie premises above described sh.wn
them by MrTemple Moore, Morlacai Abraham. Esa
Ju '-e~- BEVERLEY u. ROY, Commr.
REWARD Of $50 the apprehension and delivery
to the, IN the City OF Richmond for the apprehension
and securing Jain OF Virginia 80 thai
get hum again SAM called himself SAM
TNlNE who len November supposed To
be about feet 10 or III inches IN height slender hut well
formed complexion dark brown; eyes frequently r.dsh
about the corners be about years though
he s oder perhaps ~ a. Of any sort are
reeoleeied To have been though is not rob
Die that his show the lancet which he
wac IN the habit Of using himself lie for ,veal
Amstcad Hill of Chesterfield who reside, about
miles Northwest Of Petersburg aer Mr. VIM r.
Hill at that time 4 or residing the Richmond a Pc
ersbufg Turnpike Road the latter place and sine. IN
DE- r. H. Anderson of Chesterfield Count House him
sold nj public auction this city when be- was puI-
chased by Whilst by Mr. Hin and Dr. Anderson he
was employed principally gardner WAGNER
which carried him frequently Petersburg he was pa
euary ondo going and where many acquaintance as
Wen as some roHsamongst them. several hill.
dren belong Mr. Charles CoIin. or the estate OF MorIea,
Brown decd Three Of his m owned by DR. Anderson
and one Of his daughters living Mi AmbTos. II in Cu
pepper but belongs Miss Martha Mn at the s,. time and mac.
that sam sold his wife children were sold and bought nv
MI Saunders oi Richmond who them his plantation
the end Of Hanover There doubt that he paw,
passing visits o. his wife, children and friends IN
Chesterfield and Petersburg which mentioned place and the
FISHERIES IN the neghbouooi OF City Point he recently been
ia
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-08
WHfrg srLrura srniyos
q AgEDffg CpNsrrNsf.a

The subscriber hns discovered another Spring the waters NJ
which are eyoed very highly by uo who have used them and
hcy arc certainly very strong A. TO The waters
ueie mgm be much said AMI hundreds u might be
proiuoedi but The subscriber deems { unnecessary
ic g3-cn FRANCfs A WILSON
AJ- Petersburg InrIigrneer will eopv
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-08
A SITUATION WANTED ny A rEA,,,pY-
A YOUNG ucnflcmnn u LIZ. .-.-....l 3 m.

college Mas who has had years experience in
- do-irous OF obtaining either a. an 49,.
southern Aeadsn OF as Tutor in private family Amt, ,s
skin his profession e"ia'tef' and
Letters post paSdl addressed A. H. at Ftederet.n, ~
viii receive prompt attention. ss"u'g, va.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-08
WATCHES, WITCHES ANn IrwrInN

NaNhf.', "hlthES AND JEWEIRY
TNHE largest and most splendid assortment Of
Watches IN the Cay TO be fonnd The sub.efih.,. :. ~
:. constantly receiving all descriptions GOLD Ann s1r
Wit MATtltLs- of the newest styles, ihs Manufactu
iefr IN hnghnd France and Switzerland rnabL 10 orr
anger as't'nt aud at much les prices Retail than any ot
IN Hm'nes- ""h watches Inv 10 each
wSs anu 's~ey exchanged nc bought watch-. watnb,
soi time o The money rrurned. Watche. and J.w.l
~iaeu IN e bef manner and warranted by IN. h.,t
ana maehower than at any other and silver p.n
Col" Chains. Keys and sterling Silver SPOONS sae very o,
So, -. "a. q. ALLEN
Importer Of waehe. aud Jevehy. Wholesale AMI Retail
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-08

ed upon Jackson, retracted, and all proper n.
tonement made.
The reconciliation OF two such men-of natures
so congcnial-of habits, of associations, of aspira-
tons SO kindrcd-long alicnatcd by misconstric-
ton and the arts of unprincipcd and selfish
umnators, presents beautiful moral spectacle.
Its charm could only bc enhanced by their meeting
and embracing, and joining heart and hand under
the auspices of MarinSan Buren, Indeed. their
union of heart and soul could not be complete with
ont the presence and cooperation o,his parsonage
who performed so important part in the circum-
stances which led To the cver-to-bc -dcplorcd
rupture. These three in cordial hug would be u
sight worth seeing.
Gen. jackson and Mr.. Calhoun once lived and
loved together; they were all and all to each
other, like Adam and Eve in the Garden of Eden,
until the serpent came and married all their ielic-
~. MIR. Calhoun was a candidate for the Presi-
dency in 1923 but so strong his affection for
Jackson, and so intense his hatred of Crawford.
that he threw up his pretcnsions, in favour of
the Old Hero. For his patience and devotion, he
was To he rewarded with the succession, in 1882.
But, in the meantime, the trail ohc serpent cross
ed his path,
And strife. hear. soon made that union cease,
Which held 50 long this antient pair in peace.
By the ambideNtcrous man1uvrcS of Mr. Van Blu
rem. 10y his intrgues by the mysterious abstraction
of certain letters from a certain scrutoire, the
strongest attachments were rent asunder--thc
most furious hostility succeeded the most ardent
love; Mr.. Calhoun was cheated ont of the proms-
cd succession, and MIR. Van Buren, took the vacant
slippers of his IllIstrious Chief.
1t is metc tina, Mr. Van Buren,, who profited so
much by this discord should minister at the altar.
and he master of ceremonies. at the reunion of
these long separated Hearts.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-08

o. We hail Mr. John Jones return to his post
The days have been long. dull and dreary since his
absence. We arc happy to find that he is much
recupcraied in health; his spirits always good.
In his last paper he walks into Blair with twenty
horse power. Hear him:
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-08

Counterfeit Catfish, spurious sperm oil and base squash
seed are not the only mPosons passed upon the public
fellow at Cleveland has undertaken counterfeit
gFndsiones and understand from Cleveland paper that
this neariou business has been carried on lately to very
considerable extent After this effort It will by no means
surprise US TO Western Spectator attempting To
pass oil DR.. Duncan for genieman-N Y. Cour s Eng
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-08
Observation-Disclosures. KING 4. O0rry.

The exercises % the next session Of this Institution will com
mence on the IL Sept and terminate the 2Ot Dec.
au CIV o. WHITE,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-08

The Madisouan calls upon the followers OF Mr.. TYLER
to organize This reminds Of the person who ca led to
his black boy-Joe, have you fed the pigs" ayes SIR
"Dd you put them in the pen p" "Yes sir" "Did YOU
coun; them ~ AYES -ir." Chow many were they 2r
zone sir" "Al night Joe."-Clarks5urg IVAig.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-08

GASEOUS CONTENTS could
not be asccriained, having escap-
ed before the water reached Pit
iadelphia.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-07-14
SWANS HOTEL,

ME subscriber having been at great expense
IL in fitting up his large and commodious Hotel
for the accommodation of the members of the Legis
lature and others; would respectfully inform the
public that he is now amply prepared to accommo-
date in style which he atters himself will not be
inferior to any to be found in the Far Vest
His warm, we'll furnished and his servants
shall be attentive and accommodating-his table
will be furnished with the best the country affords,
and his terms will be such that no gentleman shall
go away dissatisfied.
In connection with the above establishment. there
is large commodious and warm stable, well fur
nished with horses, carriages, sleighs, &c. &c.
The above Hotel is convenient to the Capitol,
and one door from the Post Office. He also keeps
the Stage Office for the different lines of stages in
operation to and from the city.
share of the public patronage in his line of bu-
sines, is respectfully solicited.
CHAUNCEY SWAN.
Iowa City, Dec g. 1912.