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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-12-28
SEPTEMBER, ista.
7. X. WHITE & co.
Home MADE shoes of ali kinds

HOIhc lfIhdc HhOes OF All Kinds
'NNHE subscribers, manufacturers of Ladies' and
- Genemen Boots and Shoes, Servant soes have on
hand ~ their own make and constantly mn
'.'"eht 81 The above "a which they would respectfully
attention n those want Of good article pcr either
Tor thotr OF their wear
We wish N o. branch of our business
with reference to SerraHts Sto particularly couti
PaHe purchasers oi them' Of the buying
af such as we manufacture calculated 10 render good
M Wch We can sen az nearly TIE prs which the sf
NortisrH rork ~ rnh
bunnF We pat Spfng and Snuier been actively
gagged manufacturing arFe quantity light
kinds FOR male and female Servant
f procured AMI have spared pains fret afcr.
10 which wouh respectfully attention Of Farmers
baeon- an a others desiring good Shoes fof
reasonable prices believing that " ey VIII only them
they wiz End " tle purchases superior
article 81 IiSne yVtssGsdars. T. X WHITE 60,
Manufacturers and Dealers, Wholesale and retail,
Markef Ufidr Uiebu Va
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-12-28

uRoN, SALT AND LINE
ton. Country anil Swords Iron
40 sacks
100 Tbomastowb Iime-foT sale.
w VI. HARRISON
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-12-28

Ladies' French Morocco and Kid Ruskins,
~ The rerV iow price Of Sl.2J!
NAVE recently received supply of Uo above fashionable
Hoes io Ladies which will e soil NJ me lhpye very price
aso Ladies French MOrpccp AMI Nd Walking Shoe ~ t an
pnes \ call ffum the Ladies ctf1iy invited.
&C 20 DAVID BURLINGTON. Mansion House
n ANGHOHNES AuuISTEAD'S Superior ur.roto
- cured Chew ing TOBACCOA Dot received aud
0psnod 10 which would ~ rornusssufs
20 BOLTON A. HARRISON Bniari.t4
corner of Mann nj t.Yvrfnnr .frsefe
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-12-28
>lendn Work ntLo,Y

Ia ZEN & CO having made permanent with -
IN vera first workman give
take ths method of informing their that they
Afford and VIII sell rir Co'hng great discount having JUL
received large superne Cloths, Vcstng
door William Allen, Tabor Nam
mnui SIM KEEN l. 90.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-12-28
Family Medicine.

NV will sell good any
w the following Medicines aud warranted genuine:
WistaTs Balsam Of Wild Cherry, the lungs
Rowands Improved Tonic Mixture ague and fever
Demands Cholera Medicine for DiarThea, cholics, &c.
Cuues Compound sarsapaull, equal any The work.
HARDWOOD REALE
&C - Successors q =. 2. Adie &
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-12-28

- hr-iOou sacks 'woRrHl>,.ToN' brand-hne
- 900 DO Ground Alum-hnding for sale by
A. 4
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-10-10
Plea Of Guilty.

After deniak. the Journal of the 9th is compelled
to knowledge the sity Of its quotations from the pro-
ceeIings of the late Democratic meeting, follows
1.-THE last article Of the Sentinel has induced to ex-
anime our quotation Of Capt Cams speech aud dis
cover that by typographical naccuacy, the word Cas-
occurs when the word Cam should have been inserted
The composition having had the Sentinel before him, the
only censure and the whole matter is mmatcna rests ON
the proofreadcr'
The word Cass where the word Cam should
have been inserted" for which the "prool reader IL TO
blame land the whole Is imnacrial This IS n
poor way shirk responsibility 1t would have been as
honest to have stuck the denial The editorial com
Of the Journal which evidently pred Gated up
the false quotation, prove that the editor aud NOT ihe
proof render was guilty cf the alteration such an al
tempt TO belle rs opponents and deceive Is read may
he considered "immaeria 10y the unprncpled editor Of
tie Journal bu it will be the conclusion # homes, man
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-10-10
lluralcr.

On Friday last stopped AT Atica, in Fountain coun-
~. and there learned Of murder which had been com
n,itiod, and just discovered The murdered man was
found about half Il mile north of the town, few yards
from the road, where he had been dragged by the
feet after being shot We examined him and found
BAH hole just below the heart, and two large holes
under the left shoulder, which neither the physi-
can nor any else could satisfactorily account, for
Where shot, the pistol whatever lac shot with,
enough 10 blacken his SHIRT We learned his
10 be John Barnett lie dssipaled man, ased
about p and had been riding around the town showing
roll of State Scrip and specie and banierng for
change, &c. lie farmer, aud resided few miles
from town On Sunday morning were informed at La
yetic that pedlar had been suspected from las singular
motions, and had been pursued. An inquest hold
,ng on the body when we left the result of which we
have not vet learned
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-10-10
80. he Frankfort Commonrealth.
Illegal Voting.

The Jcflersonian copies recent statement Of the
fact of the indictment of two distinguished members OF
the Wing party for illegal voting aud adds the following
We glad there county in the State where the
Grand Jury regards the law In this county MIR sheets
Secretary Of state and Caleb b. Smith Esq the minority
Congressman from this District bo'h voted aud both
Illegal votes and both and l:hle To indictment.
IL some poor hard working Democrat had been guilty OF
the same offence, he would be ying in the county
Jail, for the fines and costs incurred But how stands the
with these men Why because the, were V hiss
and Fromncnt men, and knew better they suffered to
violate the aw with impunity. Our Grand jury. the
late term of the Circuit Court informed of the fact
Of Mr. Smith and Air. Sheets having voted in THIS
The prosecuting attorney informed of the fact. and
the witness taken u him that there coud be
take; and yet the Graud Jury adjourned without finding
tie bul~, alleging that the offence would De out
Cd ti next term and indictments might Ic found then
Does any body suppose Wing Grand Jury will ever
iudict them ,"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-10-10
NATIONAL !scrc,, Cenycn,ion.

This body, constituted Of delegates FROM the ,ariou,
sh Rcpca associations The several States. recently
held three days session in the city of New York. RIB
crt Tyler E- elected President Of the Convention
assisted by several distinguished and patriotic geu,ence
Wee Presidents. The whole suhjcc, Of the repeal
organization s1ys the Evening Post thoroughly dis
cused The chief business Of the last day Of the session
the reporting Of address the people Of the L.
States. m order 10 enlist ;hcm active support of
the of the Irish repealers /, read hy M
B. 0Couuer, aud Is sand TO be written with elaborate
force and coquence The history of the wrongs endured
by Ireland through her connection with England refer
rel TO at length, aud the various -cs TO bc accomplish
cd los abrogaton of that tie. set forth with perspcu,y and
pefsu a-ivcncss. Daniel OConncl Of course receives
he highest tribute Of praise for has iudciagtc aud manly
energy IA attempting hcrac Ireland from her political
olprc,sors After the reading Of the address Nh Tyler
urncd his thanks Tor of thanks aud the convcn-
ton adjourned sinc die.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-10-10
Abolition.

The Jeiiersonian states that abolition meeting re
gently held Al Richmond, eggri from their ground
The speakers mouth was stopped 10y one OF the eggs
thrown, entering IT. The circumstances were briefly
these The abooni~ts bad been holding meetings Tor
Two three days One coorcd. and two three white
lecturers from Massachusetts were present They de-
,med the government aud churches IN their speech
IS. Thcy also outraged the feelings Of our citizens bv
promiseu"usly a>sociuting with blacks-waihing with
them IA The streets. arm IN We one respccta-
hlS dressed white quaker man. W. ,ius along with "a
b'lck and carrying her child for her. wile his
white vii, followed m the rear The Jcllersouiau con-
drmn- the assault upon the lecturers and justly SAY, that
., was not only wrong but impoltilc
mecung held here, few days SINCE IN the STATE
House square, winch addressed presume. hv the
white lecturers above named II was yer, small and pass
ed of without disturbance
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-10-10
The Erscl...

The Journal lalks about the Van Buren, ticket and the
Calhoun ticket IN the late Massachusetts, Convention.
But this Is not original trick OF the Journal; At Is
borrowed from eastern Federal papers. The following,
from The y. Y. Evening Post, puts the face the
maitsr:
United States Gazette repeats The settlement That can
ddaes fivoiahe to Mr. Calhoun had ls6 votes IN the
Massachusetts democratic conventions against 800 Tor del
cgafes friendly To- Mr. Van Buen.
The truth there Calhoun ticket in that con
vcntion. Mr.. lIalc who IT the candidates on
the minority ticket declared hlms'i Tor Van Barren in q
speech before The convention. Mr.. Lahfop declared
by the Boston Morning Poet paper with strong Calhoun
b,afinss, Il bc friend of an Bgren.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-10-10

The Portland rgus states that Mr. Anderson, the Dem
ocrac oandJae. certainly elected Governor by about
1000 majority all his competitors Two members OF
Congress are known TO lie eleced-siz Dunlap IN the
II district by about 1900 anrIty and Hamin IN the 9th
hy about 5OG-blh Democrats. The lst and 4ih dis
trcis arc in Ia The other three there choice
Ia the seventh District The Democrats had two prominent
cand.iq;es besides he Wing and Abolition y Nobody
therefore expected election there Ia the fourth Dis
iric il expected that Severance the whig candidate
would succeed but he has been defeated by Wells and
the scattering votes that the Wings have nothing The
Senators eject are Wings, 81 Democrats. vacancies.
The House far heard from. 81 Wings, 50 Democrats
60 vacancies. or districts TO hear from.
The Tor Governor, far received 10y the Argus
thus:
Anderson, Dem. 25.i3s
Robinson, Wing 1917
K,vanarb. Dem. $3.50
htO'uiOn 1880
The Journal auempisto make this result answer as a
Wing Victory
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-10-10
3 eTssiDEst.

The results Of the Vermont election thus briefly
summed up by the Woodstock Ase:
"Cand total of operations in federal Vermont for
the last year
\ gam OF members in the Senate,
4 loss # ~ members IN the House,
\ loss Of membt, Of Congress,
4 failure 10 elect another.
4 loss Of their governor, by the people and
An entire of the confidence aud respect of the
Tx tened portion Of the State
Ii such nagellaon a. this does satisfy the
that breed is IN bad odor, Vermont don
know what vii -
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-10-10
Cheap lsailroad.

The Auca and Buffalo railroad commenced two
years SINCE has been finished and put operation 1t,
length, including branches and turn-ouis - miles
constructed good substantial manner AT a total cost of
S4'9H6 The personal property of the company con
sists OF three locomotive engines first class and sly Sc
cond class passenger cars, mail and car>
cost Sl BOZ The receipts, exclusive pay for carry
me mails for four weeks ending August % were 81 80
al Total expenses time : 30 rs The direct
tors have declared semannua dividend of three per
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-10-10

The following singular paragraph appeared IN the
Frankfort Commonw caIth of Mr.. CLAWS domestic
organs, several weeks ago. We have been anxiously
awaiting an answer from those 10 whom addo ssed
but fear other keeps them silent rs to
specific an wer though the Indiana Journal has Indirect
IS answered lis appeals by renewed and somewhat
amusing zeal of Mr.. Clay The Journal knows well
enough there are traitors the Wing camp. but they
high up that would be risky business 10 attack
them openly.
From the Frankfort Commonwealth.
We have been Informed on authority which we deem
worthy of attention. that of the of the III
of the Wings of Indiana, due the inf
deity of a few men. hitherto regarded true wings who
wished try the strength of a Wing combination
We well of the personal dsapprobaon with
which the distinguished citizen, sought 10 be brought up
the Presidential track regards these nJudcous
of a few indiscreet friends and, although
know their designs discountenanced by major
ity the Wing party of Indiana, and indeed of every
other State, the responsibility of the whence
derive our information, induces Us 10 ask the Madison
Banner and the Indiana State Journal If they aware
of secret magn movements, medItated by por-
ton of the Wing party ia Indiana, against the almost
iVersal iavores of that party for the Presidency II
such be meditated the should be
posed and the papers refer TO, quite sure,
will not hesitate TO expose them, should they merit II.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-10-10
sIessrs. c F. Jackson, J Lowry, and others

CoSsIsTESoY OF FEDERALIsN.-The Coos County
Democrat, IN chapter upon the consistency OF the
Wings, draws the following graphic sketch Of their
gin heiier candidate for the Presidency
''Our New England wings profess 10 have monopoly
Of all the morality the land aud Yet support gambler
for the highest Office the country They delest duel
lists and burning with zeal give their
duelt and 70 the prompter and originator Of the very
duel IN winch Jonathan Clilev lest Ia, life They abhor
slavery and sing hosannas Henry ta,. OF the
most extensive slave holders IN hcutuckN They are
full o wonder that democrats should think oi eecing
ndiv dua who las been b. and vet profess
the greatest confidence the election ID their beat
en- candidate We hope their success Tie next CAM
plign vii be equal 70 their consistency
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-10-10

HoHnIHLr.-A revolutionary soldier, John Tuition
aged % years, was most brutaly murdered Knox
vile. Ten. The 5th ut He resided Megs county
about 20 miles from Knoxville 20 which place he had
travelled obtain the half yearly of his pension
For this about 80 dollars he wayad and rnur-
dered on his way bone
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-10-10

slave case was recently decided in Albany. n Y by
Judge Hilton and the slave liberated The ground taken
by the Judge was that the slaves had bro her
to New York she could be considered under the con-
siiution fugitive from another State that in con-
sequence under the laws Of New York she vas free Had
she escaped from another State, the result of decision
would have been different.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-10-10

J. The election in Ohio takes place to-day W
are sorry that the Democratic party IN man
places Is divided upon minor questions
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-10-10
S3S.977.6II.

Amount Of the ruhIic debt
on the eth day Of March.
I-il. al the end Of Mr.
Van Burcn : Administer
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-10-10

l. ihis the entertainment winch the g cabn orator.
invited I-f0s T. THIS fhe -hone market that te
Wing Tanffhas furnished ior or farmers Prodnce Are
these the Wing prices that We're % follow tie political
advent # Nmggery - Detroif Ir'e Press
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-10-10
S3I.5s9.339

Amount Of tie public dcbi
on the ;th da, of March
l-l3. ~ The eud II the
Coon Congress admins
fran
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-10-10

The Abolition Convention, at Canas,oda, New York
last week renominatsd A,an Stewart for Governor aud
L. o. shepard for Lieut.. Gvernor, be supported in
1874.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-10-10
Ss.3SI,555.
S29.30I.2GI.

Thus It ~ill be seen, by the showing If the Coons
themselves that they haze two years increased the
public debt over NISErEEN IILIONs OF DOLLARS
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-10-10

RAwARKAnLE uEvoEr.-In a letter Herst C'ty ~fy-
y ell do Der when first consented O. trco
candidate for President TAa' waf great many ,r'-.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-10-10
Wing Times.
VINO rIuEs
Vas BrRrx II

The annual average Price Of hour Philadelphia. fIr
the last few wears. commencing wIh l-.S, when Mr..
Van Buren, was elected President. has been follows
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-10-10
Democratic .sui,i.Cc

DUmoc;:siic Jubilee.
The following card s,eaks ff itself If necessary, We
eeu unioraic fr the promised hospitality Of Old suIit
van bar hcf bic democracy, al icPee's, needs
f.r,mstt We shall, # possible, be participants ~ her
- ciols f.stieify:
ed >is.ii.:.n. TO The Democracy o. sr-
diam.
e Dcr'c5ac citizens II sullivan county having deter
missed give ire barbecue Carlisle, the 10Th INST,
D. honor Gen. T. \. HOW ARD who ieisei ~ letter
tnl aat q celclatc ihe IA iI1nihs u d mlciaic
pm iles ia tie Stfe
isesn tire OCCASION. AMI special rvaiin J. heIeY
eisen t5G.v White M, Lieut. & " Brgh', Senator u N
fcssn each Il Deuocfltc members elected TO ConsTes
81 aui each e E.itos ~ the safe, each 81
late elected Senators AID Representatives o.
t. STATE Lc.s!ature-come one come all and JON n a
.-eae. utec. The link calls Tor IT. That
eelrc mir ci8es are 10 the ascendant believe srit
tnt u ss,y gathering Of tie kind-iet u have
49, JAS X. OTANER1
IHoS- MAhk>, Committee
II y. HELMS. f
10. X wills " Arsang'ts.
G., &c, ia 0c; 1873. :. VI HOWARD.
n our freud, Lafayette Informed that ar
sed safely home the eung Of our departure from
ia CITY such roads But rode Napoleon Bona
.,are, ho sPusliIs this morning a, ever.
IsThe remarks Of Coy Ray at the late Democratic
neeii.g, are unayodably postponed until week
W. have received sundry letters from Journey IN
Of work during the session, aud make the general
reply that engage more than we have at pre-
sent Those who are The ground will have the prefer
.ncrs; # any 'ranf,d.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-10-10

WHIPPING DrAru.-The Louisville Advertiser Of
the 81 instant saws -
The shocking rumors provaiel in our CITY on yes
eTday morning relative To the death of female slave on
SUNDAY night, from brutal whipping by her master. A.
soon receive tn inquet of the jury which held
the public.
This incident will furnish a for the Aboitioniss
But here is an Offset.
BtHBARoUs MuRrER.-Wc learn from the Exeter y
H., News Letter, that Friday last little girl living
at Mr. Hills, IN EppIng badly beaten that she
died the next morning. Her broken and hsr
skull broken and she much bruised She was abou;
twelve years old. and taken from the poor house in
Newmarket, Mr.. Hill has been ested-Boston Jour.
nal
The advantages of The social condition of the poor pau
per do not have secured her any immunity
from the results Of evil and ungovernabe passion than
was enjoyed BY the unfortunate slave
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-10-10

In the year Of the shortest crop the proportion consun-
ed here was fifth only and during the past year.
eighth, - per only consumed AT home Yet
Mr. Webster. statesman, asserts rs "a truth an
element Of political economy that third sold
home and that The price of that hd REGULATES The prcc
of the rest the foreign market II Mr. Webster houses
tell such things the farmers hc Surel, did not learn
it m New ork he sa,s he did that about tlo export
Of produce England liz that England vii not
take our wheat and vet she anxious get iluiu
the duty of the gorerH,nf 70 n lofL,f for Irode
What does Mr Webster mean hy the govern n
generally understood ia this country TO mcau rlc reo-
pie Mr Webster seems imagine that go, crursruf
what % l. represented old books political ECONOMY,
viz->omc mysterious power Of divine origin. without
which there would be no trade happiness This d.
vino power must seems. furnish bope mani IT, and
ever, bod, must ~, iocc nj t large ,rd. opened abroad
D, he reduction of tIc English anf. which SIR Web
ser SAYS viii benefit the English people Irtlnl also
TRUTH why not benefit the Auorrun people in ile
~lme way by corresponding reduction Of lllc tuaed
States iauil-
Ng1in. Nr Webster States us follows
We do ,lrry flour Brzil. nor biag oDl cof,
fam CUba u dome ior lis. anal have found % n,po.
l'e 90 raise tho country 10 -,c at the Importance, o
Tins great injustice.
The ~ingtsrtv Of This statement is rornarkablcan w..
best answer % The following titla from tlr oG,
return, for l-l3-
laraa'. ,>o E.r'n- uAr,>, 'a.v ,>o - ,ue r>sr,
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-10-10
The Fair.

ihe iair on Saturday last fnc afair Fun,
tfus >sendid Flowers, and beautiful ladies' were Their,
IN abundance Appropriate addresses were made b,
Aessrs Fletcher and Wetts. Ii IS probable that ia,
Secretary will furnish full Tor publication
DEarH A CIncUs PERroRNER-Since IN. lat,
rus exhibition. sund, boys about town are irving then
sgii'y hy attempting Here is something per
haPs that will operate 4 caution A Mr. Avmer a wei
kn""n An.sncan Circus performer, recently broke hi:
neck at Bay Circus. in the Isle of Jersey lie was Il
throw double somerset. and in attempting it the i'll fatet
man, instead OF ahghtng his feet fell on his neck an,
death was the immediate result Smith, great trampo
line and vsuer. met has death manner precisely SINH
lar during the management Of Messrs. Ducrow and West
al Astley's some seasons lack
Observation-Disclosures left him childIess that mil
hons might lind IN HIN father"
The above sentiment with some verbal al,eraii N wa.
recently attributed Mr.. John Fiizsmons as delivered
by hun at the celebration Of The 18th of July by the Nash
vile Literary Institute Of Pittsburgh lie borrowed H.
hpNe'er IL formed part ofan eulogy on the death OF
Washington, delivered bv the Rev Abel Abbo,, =,
haverhill, Mass, on the 22d Of February, lSO0.
~ We are indebted TO our friend Mr. shieLI- for
some very large apples and pears.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-10-10
SuF,

Captain General Valdez has been dismissed from his
command by the new Spanish government, and Don
IeoPoldo Ja'ler ODoaad appointed his successor and
Count Nhanne'a has been also appointed Inendent of
the finances IN place OF Don Antonio Larrua. Count
NiI!anueva Is the individual who at the head of the
fiscal department Of Cuba from lS25 to ISL and who
greatly distinguished himself hs financial abilities in
raising the island The ennencc II has attained The
removal Of Valdez and Larrua completes the overthrow
Of tie English PARTY IN the Spanish dominons.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-10-10

Amount O. outstanding APP
preparations ou the fourth
day OF Mach. l-il. the
end Of Mr Van Buren,