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New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-25

II Rev. GEO. B. CHEEvER will deliver to.mor
row evening, at his Church in Allen-street, the
frs. OF a series of Sunday evening Lectures on
JOHN BuNyAN and his great work, TIE PIL
GRms PROGRESS. Mr.. c. though yet a young
man, is rapidly taking rank among the foremost
of Orthodox Protestant D,vnssa rank which ms
weaed industry less than his signal abilities fully JUST
,es Every thing have from his pen eyinces vgo-
rous thought and application. We regard ms
writings Capital Punishment embodying the whole
argument the wrong side of tina, question, which
th.u has been added BY others, Will be. His Lectures
we doubt not will be crowded
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-25

%. The Abolitionists have polied Il, 500 votes
in forty Co unties of this State. They have prob
ably polled Is to $4,000 in all.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-25

IL OLE Bull gives his first Concert in this
country at the Park Theatre this evening.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-25

GF DR.. CsuMr, Wing, is elected to the Sen
ate of Virginia from the Norfolk District by 1873
majority.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-25

l-5P The Reading Press, pa gives an ac-
coun Of a,,emp, murder tie entire family of Widow
Biting in Cumru township The villain entered the house
by breaking the window, when the old hearing
noise ordered li,,,e gr living with her light candle
Just as She had kinded match the struck her the
head with axe which fslled her. SupPosng her killed
he struck the old lady the dark and another lady in the
toor nlicting several severe wounds. The wounded lii
,l5 g witt, great presence oil mind rolled herself out OF
the window aud running TO ueghboriag house shouted
murder till the murderer hearing nose, fled. He le
his bloody axe on the bed of his intended victims
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-25
FLORIDA. David Levy
WISCONSIN Henry Dodge
IOWA. =. tAugGstus c. Dedgs
assenbi-s December :: 1913, Expires March 3D. 1885,
SENATE.

Sad to be Calhoun men.
Members OF the last House.
On the Bond.payeIs' tickets elected by the " hss
Wings in Italics. 69-the residue Q4O) elected
as Loco. Focos-25 of the latter said to be Cal
houn men.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-25

IL Nj. DEMrsTER gives another concert this
evening at the rooms of the Society Library.
To the lovers of simple Scotch melody these con-
certs OF Mr.. Dempstcr are very attractive.
Those old songs OF Burns are literally "songs O.
the affections" and they possess sweetness and
power found in no other melodies JEANNE Nor.
rison, the poetry by Motherwel, is beautiful
thing.
u The Lynchburg Virginian says that
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-25

q" BRADBURY's SINGING SCHOOL, Tor LADIES
and Gentlemen, is the title of new Music Book,
Just published by Newman, 1879 Broadway. Mr.
Bradbury is one Of the most successful singing
teachers in our city, and this work is intended to
render the art of reading music and singing by
note easy and interesting.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-25

This is the same Mark w. Doss who haa for some time
past noticed in the papers of this country as the muir
eer of Bauou and his having broke Jail second time and
his final escape We ask editors pass him around and II
he is in the United States let him be found aud returned TO
Texas OBADIAH LANGolo oN'
Bibb County Ala memphis Eag lie.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-25
advertisement E1traordinary.-Stop the
Murderer.

The world can breathe out again.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-06
"PROsCRIPTIoN PROsCRIREp -

The Ward Elections yesterday, resulted in the most COM
peto triumph Of the effort made by the Wings Of Richmond
10 "proscribe prescription" JOHN WIGHT deprived of
office which he had faithfully and ably filled as they
themseves confessed, by yrannca Legislature the peo
pie Of Richmond have ordered be placed in the best Of
fee within their gift and that by overwhelming MAORI
~!
No; against james Bosher, this powerful popular
directed. Altho' the Wings of Richmond owe
him little favor for his acquiesconee in the violent undibe
lous aducton Of them in lsI0 yet they would have dis
daned proceed upon that alone him from
Office II is 10 robuke the tyranny Of the late Legisa-
retis yindicate awronRed and worthy felowcit
zen above all "to prescribe prescription" by the only
means which present themselves that they have acted
Threats already that the Wing officers in the
Capitol shall for this! Tut! "There Is no terror,
Cassus in your threats"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-06
RICHMoN AND PETERS BURG
RAIL ROAD.
nEDUCTION OF RArEs.

II
IN consequence OF the peculiar
Directors have decided reduce puee passage
and amer the 10Th inst tall further pree
50 cents.
An additional Train VIII be Mondays Wednesdays
and fTidays with passenger aua.hed.
TRAINS.
Mall Train.
Leaves Richmond daily at ! past S NJ
Leaves Petersburg, do before A. II.
Accommodation Tram.
Leaves Richmond daily at A. VI.
Leaves Petersburg. A. ".
Freight Tram, NTH passenger ear attached.
Leaves R-hmsud triweekly,a al past 10 a. 81
Leaves Petersburg. DO a.. before Up. ".
Days for this Tram MONDAY. "Wednesday and Fr,dayJ
Line 10 Baltimore
By The advertisements Companies Of US il appsars
hat az this time through and
Philadelphia the evening day they leave Petersburg
Ihs regularity OF The Trans question y wen
known that Passenger rely being always
ads The eonnsIoH equally expeditions perfect IN return
from The North 6-ts
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-06
VIRGINIA.-In Chaneerv-A,Rn,.. h.,d

VlRGlNlA.-in Chanoery.-At Rules held
tho csrks Once Of Ihs cireuh Superior Cent OF law
fe'sr }. Archer ra,n,,.
Against
Robert c Macon Daniel A Wilson, Jacob Miehau, and q
The plaintiff hicd his hn the defendant Ros., a.
con- not having entered Ia. apeannee. and given -er
according 10 the OF Assembly the r.. OF I'M. a.
and sppeanng by satisfactory he /. NO, an inn,
Macon do apTear before the Judge said court, M M en-
house Of the Sid county. the Tuc-y the third Mon.
der DO forthwith inserted newspaper pubhcd in the eli,
ehnond iol two months sueesssr DO posted a, the N
door OF the Court House ofihis county.
| Is 10 wpw Copy-restc: w MILLER. a. q
NRGiNA-M Rules held Clcrk's Office Of Ese. Giro
superior Court Of Law aud Chaneety day OF Feb
s lsia Washington a. Perkins administrator with the viii
nraed OF cap a. Alien. deed. Plaintiff
James w Banks and Jane. Owen admir- Of Elizabeth H. Al.
Came the panins ~ Counsel nled hi. bin and the MS.
Pa sWafueu against the defendants
returned executed defendant Owen only ana the sid M,
not having entered his appearance and appearing by
e'ee" ust The said defendant
on the motion Of the plaintiff ordered that the said e1ens
@ ~ sp,t h,'e at IN, Rules at the CLERKS oc. "a
On he tst M"nay IN April neat and the plaintiff.
and that copy Of this order be Forthwith inserted in some ns,
paper published IN the City OF Richmond for eight week,
" ana una, another copy be posted the OF the COO
house Of this county. :
CoPy-Tes.r
n JAMES ROY MCou. Jr- Z. T. C.s. C L. a O.
A Il Rules, holden in the Clerks Office of ii
- County Court OF Hanover. IIh day Of Febnn
Nelson Walton and Ann Walton wifi. and the said Mel.
~ gun W VI S"ah walton Decd pTtns,
nuiah Chewing, Joel waion aud Garland Walton IL II,
Monday the nh March at the residence Of Benjamn Hen
in the county OF Louisa Miss MARTHA ANN WADE in t
2sih Of her Il design of the
heap the dead which has become
passing Miss pos
sscd eminent degree eaeua
the OF friendship her aequainanees Young
uf mild and amable IN disposition hc merted and
the and esteem Of all who knew In death OF
young lady another Of many striking
that the midst OF life DEATH
warning she down. when hope brightest
hunyancy Of youhand sad indeed would be grief
friends and did they sincerely pure
spirit had winged it, flight realms OF bliss
God o dwell sPH
0o-RelEious Herald viii please copy.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-06

MAJOR NoAH-ASoTHER CHASeE.-We understand from
good authority that MAJOR Noah has thrown up the Tyler
party, and has come out for Martin Van Buren,
The Major has returned his first loye-Van Buren, and
democracy after having taken very amusing voyage round
the world Of politics, which he y writing interesting
book. lie Is pretty savage upon Capt Tyler and with
some reason too. II that the solicitation Of the
Captain, during visit made by the Major 20 Washington
about year ago, he was induced give up hs udgesp
worth S2OOb year. M order organize the Tyler party
and start Tyler paper After expanding great deal Of
abor aud losing 100 pounds Of fat the heat u the fight
Capt Tyler has left the MAJOR IN the lurc-nogccted hs
edyiee-and given him nothing Ia return. The MAJOR
advised the Captain 70. Daniel Webster 10 re.or
ganize his cabinet, 60 call Sos Wright TO be his chief ady
scrand niuso large dose of'od Democracy" into inc
Custom House and Post Office The Copain here prou
edbui has failed to perform, besides leaving the Mslor
high and dry-losng his Office judge and getting nothing
in return.
Now OIL this SVEN naughty IN Capt Tyler, and n con.
sequence thereof, MAJOR Noah is tired 81 Tyerizm and
has returned o. hs f love- Van Buren, and democracv-
81 least ie says Van Buren, the only man that has spv
chance o. be- next President. Seriously however we cor
iunly think Capt Tyefhos treated Major Noah ysilcr Ca
vahofy but during Che years we expect the Cau
faia may reform aud redeem his promises Wen see.
~ Y. Herald
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-06

The Loco Foco Convention, which met at Petersburg
Tuesday nominated Gon' DromgOole for Congres.-here
by Disappointing the very confident expectations Of Mr.
Goode, the late Calhoun member. The Convention it s
said. was composed Of majority Of Calhoun men-who
afraid put Mr.. Goode forward, lest should be
beaten by Gen Domgooe and their exposed TO
the word.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-06

TFwe are requested cell the attention Of the citizens
of Richmond 10 the following act Of assembly, passed
March 22nd, isi3.
Be 10 enacted BY the general assembly ha whenever
any merchant byvpg license retail goods and
merchandise In on incorporated town shall desire u retail
wine orn brandy other ardent spirits or mixture there
Of be- sha before being allowed 20 Do 90 Obtain from the
Cou II the Corpofs, 90 county IN which BIZ or hersl0s
u situated certificate hst he ~ she ~ good ohalaele
and any person shall perfume ~ soH any Of mo arnees
aforesaid without such certificate be OF che shall be proseeu
ted and punished a. Il be- Cor she not licensed mer.
chant,
NH. OCT ,hnII DO 10 fnrae from Ibe posing hersof
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-06

10 We second the nomination OF n voter in the City,
addressed TO the Common Council. We want such man
Nathan Darby in the City Police lie is whats voter
represents him, edess, man personasrength
witha good tempered honest and sagaeiou,. Nature
him odt for the place. His being Wing hope will
longer be considered fatal objection by the Common Hall
Of Richmond.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-06
NEW SPRING GOODS.


j. A. g. G. f. SANGsTON & Co,
1875 Baltimore HanoUer street, TsesiUing
and offer for sale
OSA PACKAGES of English, French, Ger
SebO man, Swiss Scotch IRISH and India Dry Goods
prisng offered in this city
siting part Of.
super and low price Broad Cloths
DO do Cassimercs and Vestings
New style Spring Cassimcres
Alarge assortment Of Cacoes, new styles, all prices
Irish Linens, hest bleach and finish
Brown HOLLANDS
DO Linens and DriIngs
1914 and 1874 Barnsey Shooting
Brdseyc and Russia Diaper
-, ~ and IOI Damask Table Diaper
-, -, lO4 and i61 do Table Cloths
-, - aud 4 do Napkins
Long Lawn, Linen Cambria Hdhfs
Pongee. sptaifed and Bandanna DO
and Mens Cotton Hosiery large assortment
do do
DO do sim Cotton and KID Gloves, do
Madras. Verona and other cotton IIdkfs
81 Cambric and Iaconct Muslin
c. Swiss, BOOK and Nun do
Va l-on AMI Carlisle Gnrhams
Plain and Twiled Summer cloth
. Black French Bombazines
Colourcd and black MouseBn DE- LANES
a large assortment fancy cord do
Black and cord. pllin and figured Silks
- Chntzes and Fancy Lawns
brown White and Fancy Linen Drills
Super and Gum Elastic suspenders
Black Slk Vevets. Black Tabby do
Bcs, quality black, blue and cold sewing SIX
Spool Cotton Cotton Balls and Threads
Red Padding Canvass Do
Butrons, n very complete assortment
Burlaps Nos !, .. Sand g. &C
ALSO,
full suppiy Of Domestic Goods
a. 49, - and Heavy Brown shriiuss and shectinrs
a. 7s - So and ~ Bcaelod shirngs and sheetings
Redek Bloaehed and Brown Drills Cotton oinabuE
RaEgng Kentucky Jeans fantaon sin IN geai 'ao
~. Apron Checks raiis and Stripes &C. &C.
The Goods been purchased az very low prices ann
viii he 'oh cheap for cash o stNg en
mh27-eo2w between Hanover and sharp streets
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-06
TO MERCHANTS.

DESIRABLE GOODS JUST OPENED.
TV'HE rbrttf tls f.e.ri u~ f19zr- irrJe Ba,ts ana
y Shes, u ~ Ar .ysi ard ~ VEN quality.
which b. ~,d fe'pe-lly invite he attention 4 ,onty
chants.
FOR LADIES
Ladies btllff fr d's sI a b. lsastfI Pfersb 10 ID
LADIES' d. fnab r,ree1 s- D. Do Prsn.h D9,so3 Ties
Ladies d.. sf fs|..rg -L1es sfrrt
ladies irr ~. Fas.Hz -aort ven a45sr9f
la1.ss t'tla1n ..fr,st s1f sa'-sr -ps sfry pres
Ladies fne .sIuff tsfH1 bee. satrz 4tess
W9mens fne bauer bel Earr Hdo~s arrs fzes os nab
W0msut f0s clf a.-' rtIsrr slaet s-ry 40
W7men'f iacr Tanrr .rass ff1r aass
Win n tdd C1.sirsas s1<ts s5d
sboes hgh 1nf W. .ll~frs
FJP DsVTLENEy
Gentlemen frs g-rrsss v--y u8-ro~
G'Hteu"rs f1s -1f 1ls-er-s s.res
Gentlemen h1e t-sI asar.-r Plal5q
Genutron's fne -.g9srs Fsry .fesg
Genu,uana lined and 1rlnd s-lo-i B11srs
sFn'leincns lined and hard ~ sxes ~ ~
Geuueinens hns caf l+sr-i E1lfs
Genuemcn's stout Nv 51lnd Basf1es
benenfns lined ami hound 40 rsrrrf He-rss rssssNf
hsH'sari boys seNed aud ,erg,I Bfeaans
hfEo stock al qualities Brushss nresrg Trvsl.n7
. Ifunks. Csrpet Bag. - SAMUEL pT-ryFy
"tresaie and Retail Dealer Bo0 sf1es Trsrss a. me
aoot aiYve Hubbard. Gsfdnff A. 90 Man street AZ
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-06
DissoIulion Of Copartnership.

Dissolution Of CopartHershiP.
TIME Coparinership heretofore existing under
II The sfyt. and arm oT west 4 PARKINSON this day
sss,tyei bv mutual consent gro ". WEST,
yOsEPIl {. FARKiN6ON
a,,.,.ouA F.h,,v csth tsfal apG-9
UyyANs LANcErs-The genuine just received and for
IL -, ~ BOLTON HARRIsON
nah no Corner Of Main and Governor streets.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-06

"a FOR RENT.-The wooden tenement
- w y Erect near NJ DANIEL MCsrhy-. ,tey b. ne
occupancy Of y" lsct1uf Po-zess0n gvsn nusd.ts
y. ApPy 70 ape BILLS FtLErT
en- FOR RENT OK SALE.-Ibat large and
IL eommodqus story brck dwelling bsss .f,,tss m a.
vais ADDITION 70 the city 81 Richmond scout one s. $3.50
h1aeia ana under good cucostf. The hoss e9nfsIrs 49,
hee ICONS and passage below 90 he eos5 -
three DO IN me garrett and three cellar 90,
p mace convenient and comfortable There a- 81 ~ I.
hnc wafer a. The city For terms Ee which vii b. s
unddaune Apply 70 t'e undersigned.
ap6 Fills 4 or 90,
AkAphs'-t have pair NJ Cot Cafayhs s,tf, oyslv
~ which WI eel very low. ap6 JAS EVANS .
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-06
JUPITER,

6rfnzzzu6xS An improved thoroughbred BULL,
fktO purchased Of the Society Of shakers being
kESV Of the Durham and Devon. will make at
VIM M my farm 5 miles from Richmond. the Meadow
bridge Road at 81 the season, payable as soon as
served Cows will be granted NJ ten cents per
day pastued only charge will be made In will
be responsible for accidents Whi every peeauuon will
be used prevent either.
Jupiter then property RID IaIa obtained the
Of the Agricultural Society Of Heneo
May Ist2 lie years old this month large finely formed
and pronounced by competent judges superior animal
D. w. HAXALL.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-06
TO n, Editors Of ne IYAir.

To the Editors Of the Wig:
GESTLENEy,-I have in the public prints good deal
OF talk about the Legislature turning the officers Of
the Government-now will tell you the circumstances
The Democrats held caucus night at the Capitol
resolution was offered To remove the ohcers-somc six
eight opposed To IT, rose and agreed with the
mover, but thought II the resolution passed. II the Wings
got the majority winter, they would put the Off.
back, and that while he concurred wholly with the
still hc could consent TO for IT, This
a Delegate who lives far distant
Several efforts made adopt the resolution but it
failed 10y small majority; and do believe that II they had
been afraid the risk, every officer in the Ca.
pito would have been prescribed.
think that Richmond ought, she is Wing by large
majority, every Democrat in Office, our Po
lice. who GO about making stump speeches in defence Of
their brethren. do trust Powhatan will send Whg-so
then will be roprcsentod-and the Delegate from that
county ed to turn out Of the doorkecpors' be-
cause no was Wing, but could come Just write
let the people know Of the silent dOnRs Of the Legsa
ture. 4 IYhig from the ground mp.
Mr.. Ediior-As many communications have Of late ap.
poared the papers Of this city concerning the Office Of City
Collector and the Mayoralty would ask permission 10
cupy small space your columns for the purpose Of bring
ing before the Common Council and the people generhy,
the Of person In every respect qualified for elf
police officer Of this city; and have long needed
such person, think that the alluded 70 would well
supply this deficiency. oludo W Nathan bnriy, ESQ o.
Hcnco County, better known by the name Of Nathan Dor
by) who possesses in peculiar degree the qualities cqui
Tor police officer 10 wit: iunnoss and decision Of
chancer combined with great physical strength, OF sober
and industrious habts and one who only wishes 20 know
his duy ofderto do H. and that with hrmncss and fearless
ness have known Mr. Darby long, and feel confident
that he would be Of signal the citizens indeed
know the bare mention Of his would be 70 the awes'
ofboth colours 4 this city, what the name Of Richard was TO
the saracens Of terror and alarm Every citizen
we'll knows that need such On occr here and hope
tho Common Council will take this into considera-
On and ppon Mr. Darbcy police officer Of this city, %
know he will serve. II Is hardly necessary for me 10 add
that Mr. D. is good Wing. and, appointed, will do the
business Of police officer in faithful manner.
4 Voter ~ he civ.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-06

Cpvted Hair AND Uahogpny
a nnn tne Whfe aad htack CURED haH
- '''' Nv JAs = GRO. WINSTON
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FnrIn neaT FrederIeksbura Ior saIe,

Farm near fredericksburg for safe,
CONTAINING 372 ~ acres, living in Spott-
~ ylvania county within FrsderieEsburg There
30 of meadow and 100 ofwoodand
Crops offye and oats growing The fences
The Of dwelling house kitchen dairy
ucathouse. stable, az good fcpa
dwelling FIVE except with Ere places
horse and four will be cod with the fsnn
eomnodluns. For further information apply my
over Bolton A. Hsuisons, Main Street, Richmond.
ap Q 0aw3w CT. MAURICE SMITH
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I y the District Court of the United States for

i y the District Court of the United States for
- he Eastern District sf Virginia. Norfolk April ID isI3
THOMAS ANGEL q the Borough Norfolk having hed
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ap S-wsw 4. 4 cowDEEY CIR
E'OLIENNEs EoLIENNEs ,,-Rsesiysd per Steamboat 20
H pieces Goods hight c0rs suabe for
sPnns wear. ape joins WRIGHT
A LPACHA LCsTgEs-Baek blue black and light esored
~ Apaeha Lusesas received and Tor ale cheap, By
ape JOHN WRIGHT
TENHREAD AND Isle LACEs AND RDCINCs-A fan sup
II py Of Cords fashionable
styles have just been received BY JOHN WRIGHT
ENRENCH DIVINITY, DiMrrY BANDS AND COLLARS re-
- eeiyed and Tor sale cheap. BY JOHN WRIGHT.
FIRST REGULAR PACKET FOR NEW YORK.
fTxS The fine schooner LYNCHBURG, Ma.
1 thows, having the greater part of her cargo on
board take three hundred barrels Four Is
freight II immediate application made board Lutams
wharf apGl JAS FISHER A son.
INDUCEMENTS TO CASH PURCHASERS, o.,
Plsbonabe Kstsb.nrni y. - large g1rnrnt
single r1Ief si satin aud
Valencia and other Ns.t -hr and Night Csps fancy end
sears and Csyau, Byron C0ar and even pertain
Esntenans wafdfobenn = which vii az fz.
tfcniely bow prices. i1f cash
EXCHANGE CLOTHING STORE
apG oppa-ite Exchange IIo,.i
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AZ ioEiO vs Rrs jos, reesivrv suo 20, sas
AhN spe JOHN TRIPLETT 4 SOY,