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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-21

9th June, l843-City Hall New York.
To Messrs. J. Pease X Son, Is Division street.
Sold who esale and retail at Division 10 Astor
House, ITO Broadway; l2 Water street. 70 Fulton ST. Agents.
Reddng Co ste street, Boston; Burgess Zeber No.
Bravo Morgan, New Orleans.
liberal discount made country merchants for cash. All
letters paid directed John Pease Sons Division ST.
with good city references. will be punctuay attended
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-21

49, BOOTS, BOOTS AND SHOES cheap, and
s cheaper than yet red in this city. very
arg assortment Of gents single and double soed proof
pools eneh and native calf city made and warantsd for the
low oe ~ ~ 10 ~ per and failing supply OF thick
BOOTS shu shs Tor men, boys and children; ladies' msss
aha Snuir baltI Boots Buskns, Slippers and Ties all
the different KINDS and fashionable styles There il Moe
casns and all the different kinds and fashionable styeof India
Rubber over ohoes LOT gentlemen ladies and children
N great abundance And cheap which the subscribers would
stock Of the and c,,n' a
their large establishment 253 Green ch street Gomez of
murray y ~ -
n1Jf mse
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-03
DIED.,

Boydton MeekenbuIg county. Virginia Friday the 9th Of
June aner illness Of eight months Mrs SUSAN KEEL
ING daughe OF John Wooton, ~ trust thai
she has entered into that that people Of Cod
She has len devoted husband and
hieBds her loss
Al Fort Mead Territory on the April Hon
NE agedOO MI Nyedied Inflammation was
TOT many years resident OF this iownwas for
II the Congregational Church. RosII
high IN the denomination TO which NJ
rnee lad aside the clerical robe ami entered the political arenahe
elected representative town and has
ehied the District At the Senate board lie appointed
ter by 1enera Jackson and was removed at the downfall
~ IN 1870 Though the last Of his
ueIed a- might be expected in the life OF politician tim.
and talents have been wholly absorbed political controversy yet
e possessed excellent qualities lie popular preach
e. and by hts commanding and digned department
desk threw peculiar soemnity around
tuary Tie has At length To his peace
CIarrpaSHf n Ea1
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-03

VINO PATsl-We learn with "grea regret" that the host
OF hangers on cured haired genes soft mOustached youths
and beadcss cKpectants, who attached themselves the
Presdentfu New York, and aud drank the expense
OF the corporation had 10 pay their bills in Boston
The list handed the President for him designate
who his suite. lie struck deeply, uhlessy, appalling
y; and the young gentlemen, and old ones, had to
pay for their iced champagne.-U. s. GG=ete.
Were prone that sort OF scandal which is made up
OF TRUTH could write column Of amusing incl
dents connected with the ROYAL progress and the tail Of Oa-
iers who danged along, often front The
~ Of the Secretary Of War leaving the table Providence
huff, because tho waiter would him with boiled
mutton before the removed, true, hOwev
often it maybe denied. Bot tins uile The Proy
dence committee took the precauton TO write TO Mr.. Sec
Rotary Spencer, IN anticipation OF the VISIT the
number Of the Executive party for whom they were
provide. list on; but TO- when the royal com.
pany arrived IL numbered thirty forty than
put down in the list Secretary Spencer, than whom
understands better the prophecies Of public social and
official intercourse, greatly annoyed the presence Of
the nieropeT, and only looked unutterablc things
ward Of the dangier but almost mutered them
But the musachoed Of the pncesroyal refused to
fork when the bills presented 10y the host Of the
franklin. Their reply was sob travelling with the
President -
There has been msconceptiOn the real motive
OF giving the President public reception in Providence.
IL will be- remembered that President Tyler after backing
aud filling for 1--we weeks during the DOnic insurec
uOn finally, the hour o trial. abandoned the state and
refused 10 nerpose the national egis against the Of
civil war Thrown thus upon her resources, Little
RhOdy had lake care Of horse Nobly did she do Il.
And 1t was to show Captain Tyler that she ABLE To
take of herself that the military reception was gwen
In oil other respects the reception cold aud formal
u IN the power 0 cool and calculating Opo make
TN y Com. Adp.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-03

itserland Denmark Scotland and bosns TO lnsos with
advocates In England and country. The highest
Universities la Europe have their proessorshps OF hoo-
patty, and although Harvard and Berkshire have yet
vodsd public expression Of their opinions upon the sub
eei the day not far distant when they viii do justice to
Iiahneman by acknowledging the orthodoxy OF his doc
ncs Hospitals have been established Lepsc, hehead
quarters OF homeopathy Vienna. Dresden, Prague, and
Berlin.
The following highly interesting article appeared in the
Boston Medical and Surgical Journal OF May ID credited
To an exchange paper;
'HomGopathia and Observation-Disclosures systems
Of medcine-homoopaihy against the old practice-have
been tested in the Auburn prison, aud according Dr. f.
Humphreys physician To the prison. the former has taken
the palm. Under the homeopathic treatment for six months
single death occurred, and the expended
medicine 81 90. Under the aopaihc or common
treatment for four months seven died. and 2s3 81
expended for incidence"
The fact that DR. H. unbelever in the potency OF
microscopic globules when he the trial.
speaks volumes in their favor.
During the last years. than 500 physicians in the
United States have honestly renounccd the old practice and
embraced the and (mark ts) has
ed. In the cities OF New York and Philadelphia. about
100 OF the distinguished Of the procssionsomc OF
whom have grey IN the practice have aban-
doned their rnous system and cspoused the doctrines of
the great Relormer. Even in Boston, many OF cmi-
nent NJ DIS begin TO think, that where there is much
smoke, there be re-and they trying the
similia smibus principle in their daily practice. Some
of them have tho implicit confidence in homeopathy
they believe but they have obeyed the whole Of the
command, which is, "beevo and be BArrISED."
Within 30 years the alopahic common system of me-
dcine VIII be numbered been,
but are no,--will be dead, buried and forgotten.
As "Anno Domni" for the last Is centuries has been
landmark in the religious history OF the world, AnRO
Hahaemanensis will hereafter be regarded landmark
ia its medical history.
Since the verify falsity Of homeopathy be
tablished only by experiment. mot by argumenD pledge
myself any brother NJ. ID. in this city, gLo6ae
toPiH, aud imparay upon his patients mine,
his option the comparative merits OF the and old
practice-thc result to be mutually made known to the
public. Is tins 4 fair propositionl
/ kindness.
through which enabled call general attention
the most important Of all human sciences.
| have the honor be with high regard,
Your obedient srrVent
FRANCIS COGGSwhsIL, NJ. d.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-03
FRANCIS CoGGSwEI.L., NJ. ID
Boston, June 4, A. ID. lsl3, and a. II. -.

A THKm1ING INcipESr.-The Editor of the Brooklyn
News says:-"On our way down Hicks street on Friday
Young lady on the opposite side OF the from us, and
with rather than usual galany fastened
tain could render assistance. She leaning against
railing; her lips boodess and quvenng with emotion,
her cheeks deahy pale and her whole frame greatly agi
lated. We enqued the OF her agitaton-wheiher
should summon n cab 10 convey her home-mn for a
physician, any way render her aid comfort, but
she spoke None but ourself being present,
were wildly fixed though hideous monster stood
papaby before her Atength she started uttered stuffed
scream, and again enqured If could render her any
assistance With tremulous voice she replied, 80, do
DO SIR, take that hdiOHs of dress. IL
turn now but neither tainted shrieked, but quickly
removed the obnoxious insect The young lady
covered, and blush sufiused her pretty cheek and a
smile her lip, she thanked for the service rendered and
hurried away.-PhH. Forum.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-03

Important from Nassav--D True-By the schooner
Helena from Elouthora, have the report that on the
18th June the captain d the British packet schr Nonpa
re from Nassau N. Providence reported 20 Mr. Bethel
merchant At Governor Key, Eleuthera that British man
Of war brig of rs guns, had engagement with pratt
cal bark during which the brig sunk and oil hands lost
This engagement by several Of the Of small
dfegers who passing NJ the time.
From inquiries which have made since received
the above inclined doubt the correctness Of The
report bat suppose that there may be ts where thoio
i much smote. This Il the third fourth report Of p
raies which has reached from that quarter With these
remIks, leave The public TO take ffoF what 4 y worth
~ Y. lmn.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-03

THE Nav Loav.-Mossrs John Ward & Go. have "a.
ken for themselves and others and half millions Of
the new u. States oan Of million five per cents, pay.
able in years The price SlOl o. dollar and
one cent premium. Halt million taken upon the Of.
ies transmitted 10 the Department, prices little above
hat Of the great negotiation. Sales Of the stock have been
made IN the 100 ~, and quarter per
premium the par, aud that price IL still offered.
NJ. Y. Journal of Commerce.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-03

Bennett Of the Herald has gone Europe and unless
deceived by the specimen number his paper during his
absence will be the richest compound Of waggery and
pdiy published either side of the Atlantic. The lead
ing article yesterday readers that Mr. Bennett
did take with him any certificates Of acknowledged
every understands that solely because he
modest solicit ihem he could have had them in album
dance for the asking and then the writer with gravity that
would have done infinite honor owl adds that he
bore with him the pleasing consciousness that life of
honorable unremmiitng to-unbiemished iRtegTity-and
seadiat adherence truth and independence Of opinion,
had not altogether inappropriate reward" The joke
is rich but sOnnwat broad The Napoleon Of both
Hemispheres will swear terribly when he it.-N. Y.
Tribune.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-03

The "esowdsa Tia, followed Tyeys progress seem 70 have
sahsret considerably om piekpsckso. This remnds
OF rich joke which occurred In 1910 Locofoco Conven-
uon In Lancaster Mr. buchanan, think. ON the
platform, who. forgetting that he had commenced
address "re Federais" prefaeed his present
win inc words "we all here Democrats" Almost sim
uianeous with this expression of the committee tho
staging cried out stake caro-, fellow citizens VIC have pick
pockets here!"-PAia. Forum.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-03
TIE STEAmRR

Capt Ericsson, the inventor has been several days en-
gagged IN making experiments with the new steamer for tho
cana-iesng rs fitness and the capacity Of the machine
ny.
Prom what we hear, we are satisfied that the experiment
wlluy suoceod-iar better probably fanwas eyerantiepa
ted even by the projectors. IN few weeks we home ,o
have tie pleasure OF ehroncng her departure for Lynch
burg, and her arrival there in q hours.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-03

The weather has been awfulIy hot during the three last
days Friday the Thermometer ranged from 80 10 So
Saturday from 30 10 Sand yesterday from " to gs-n
the shade. At the Exchange in the coolest place about
the House, IL stood yesterday, Of o.
continuance Of such weather would drive every body
to the mountans-and deal Of trouble to the
hosptabe hosts at the Warm, Hot White, Grey Sweet
and Dagger's Springs.
r s. After this was written last evening" we had fne.
refreshing shower Of rain, which very much cooled the IT.
mosphere.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-03
WESTERN AsrLrn, June a9,h. "a.

WESTERN ASYLUM, June 29th, 10.
MIR. Edtor-Wo received this morning box containing
sundry newspapers, tracts &c. which have been dhirbu
ted throughout the Of institution and be-
eve me, would be esteemed far more than remunera
ton for the trouble incurred, il those who are entitled TO
the credit of having them could have witnessed the 10y
countenances, and heard the expressions OF delight
which issued from the various recipients Of their Kindness
My chief object, however, in addressing you this time
n addition to returning thanks TO for your agency
in this work. call your the foregoing CON-
municatiOn, which was handed a since by one
Of patients, expressing only for HIMSELF but for his
fellow sufferers also, gratitude for the present Just received
lie doubt writes with Overlooking heart, aud I will
vouch for the sincerity OF his sentiments As he has select
ed your paper the medium, through which his
Acknowledgements To those who have conferred great
favour upon himself and Others deem useless of course
% add any thing by way OF inducing TO give his
municaton conspicuous place in your columns
From late editorial which appeared in the whig am
induced to fear that be far behind the age your
views, the capacity, -usceptbes &c. that class
OF uniorunates for whom this was established
Ii you surprised learn that the could ENJOY
the persal o newspaper, you will OF be
tonished to hear that OF 100 patients Asy
um, than 100 evince delight in aiding;
and many OF them only understand fully what they
read but away in their memory the various facts
thus brought their knowledge. the day is not dis
tant, when may have the pleasure of conducting you in
through this establishment, when you con-
WINGED from occular demonstration that many insane
capable of enjoying the ordinary pleasures and
amusements III society, any other class IT individuals
whilst their peculiar situation renders all facilities for such
enjoyment extremely desirable.
With sincere esteem, your friend,
FRA'S T. STRIBLING,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-03

RHopH IsLaSp-A bill has been passed by the Legisa-
turc OF Rhode Island dividing the State into two Congress
sional districts. called the Eastern and Western. The East
em District comprises the Of Newport. Middeown,
Portsmouth. rverton, Little Compton. Bristol Warren,
Darlington North Providence, Smiihcd. Cumberland and
the city OF Providence. The Western District comprises
the towns OF Burrvile, Gloucester Scus Foster John.
ston Cranston, East Greenwich. West Greenwich War
wick. Coventry, North kingstown, South Kngs,own Exc
ter, Richmond, Hopknion, Charestown Westeey James.
town, and New Shorcham.-Bos. Cur.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-03

u appears from the above, what with the exception 81
the long reign Of George 3 lover GO year) the great
80 numbers u peerages the conquest conferred
by kings Charles J. and Charles IT, OF the Peerages
ted by oil the monachs before the Of the House
Of Hanover, about the commencement Of the last century
on by 1Iare existence Of Oal created The total
number Of Psemges existence last year, 0ncnding Bsh
opsJ was 43O viz Dukes ~, Marquses 20, Ears TIC,
Yscoun 20, Barcns ZIG, Bishops 26, Peeresses IN their
own night N. Total 43O--yiti
Peers u Parliament purely English 3l9
Peers Of Parliament, Scotch tides. 40, Irish do ~ lls
Total, 400
IN " Erpreu.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-03

The District Sysfem.-Jhe only States which have not
already been divided into single Congressional DISTRICTS
agreeably TO the act Of Congress- New Hampshire
Maryland, Georgia, Mississippi and Missouri. New
Hampshire Georgia and Missouri, have chosen their Re
preventative by general ticket.
special session Of the Mississippi Legislature To be
held July, when the question Of dsrcting the State will
doubtless be considered. The Wing Convention recently
held IN thar State omitted 70 nominate Congressional cand
dates because the State had been dsirced unless IL
should be dscted, they will allow the Congressional cleo
ton 10 go by doiault.-N v JOm. Com.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-03

SOMETHING SINGULAR Wisconsin aud For Ripers-
These rivers, Fort Winnegago the Wisconsin,
parallel each other, though different directions. The
distance between each is but mile and quarter They
simply separated by plain Hat piece OF ground aud
what is remarkable IN high they into each other
and thus become united Almost since the melted
this spring they have been thus connected The fiat sepa
rating them has been covered with the depth Of
four eet-some say sX-the present season, sufficient
admit steamboat navigate up the Wisconsin,
the flat and thus find way down the Fox river Lake
Michigan Green BAY canal could easily be
ted, mile and quarter length. which would e
feetualy unite the ct the Mississippi with those Of
the Great Lakes-IOlrd Hatpk EBe.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-03

Thewaans ap ofshis pamphlet y certainly hs mostsl.
esasnt and foseeal specimen OF political writing this
Try has since the dsys when James Otis and Samuel
Adams. Of against the Stamp Act and
the Wns OF Assistance We advise every seeker aer
political Information TO purchase and perusc IL.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-03

Hon. Wiiinri 4. GTaAam.-''We were graiifed," says
the last Raleigh Register, to this distinguished gentle
in attendance upon Court this week engaged the
OF professional pursuits. North Carolina has
many worthy that reflect stre their native State,
but she boast OF with just pride Vi unaoyed
patriotism, than VIM A. Graham"
Few men have earned enViabe reputation than
this gentleman. during the short time be occupied
the u. S Senate. Rarely have with Of more
amabe disposition, uuasSuming yet dignihed manners,
scmpulous integrity combined with a sound discriminating
mind and untrinE industry than WmA Grahan and well
may the old North State be proud Of such Let her
cherish him OF her brightest eesPhiIG Forum.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-03

GENERAL CouRr,-on Saturday last. the General Cou,,
having dispatched the business before them adjourned In
addition TO the Judges mentioned our paper Of Tuesday
last we understand that Judges Thompsop, Lomax aud
fT were also IN attendance nothing Of general interest
HanspiTed during the term
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-03
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
Port OF Richmond.
Hisa Bat.r Ai, day at 9! o,eioet IN

Hgs Mater this day at 81 o'elOek a. NJ
ARRIVED,
Schr Nassau Dearborn N. Y. sundries.
Schr. Lagrange, Crowel Philadelphia, sundries.
Sloop Union Chambers, Alexandra, light.
Schr Regulator Rigging Rappahannock corn to Lewis
Webb.
Schr. H. w. Candy, Candy, N. Y, sundries
Schr. Olive Branch, Shaw, City Point, light.
Schr. Adrian, Piis Florida, ballast.
SAILED,
Schr. Lighhoot, Ulmer Boston, coal
Schr Olivia, Breckell, White, jamaica provisions.
Schr. Amanda, Tnyers, Elkton, coal.
Schr. Genl Dekalb Jenkins New York coal
Schr. Missouri. Hubbard, Charleston, S. c., bran
Sloop Friendship, Scott, Philadelphia, coal
NEw YoRK. June 29-Crd schr Red Jacket, Jarvis.
Richmond July Ard. Schrs. Caiharne Wilcox, Lis
comb, DIS. from Richmond; S. C. Abbott Banker days
from do; Tuscarora Smack, days from do
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-03

PRESBYTERIAN uSos.-Ths Associate Reformed and
the Reformed Presbyterian Churches Of tho United States
have taken unie under tho designation of the
United Presbyterian Church in North America They are
meet. by their representatives in Allegheny CITY. near
Pittsburgh, the ID Tuesday Of May next adopt form
of government, book Of discipline, &c.--Baif. Amer
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-03

The President OF the new Catholic College worccs-
tor Mass. Is the Rev. Thomas F. Aiulcdy. s. l.. former
y President, Of Georgetown College in the District Of CO.
lumbia.-Baif. amer.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-03

s<.A.s r.h<t..l.A--UasAss csAA. Mach A laas--
hes-H ~ H. ranin CaOcnilcIon fenai n.e Al IN
many se.anonas h Asot Of your saraEaris. I wa- aLes,
psss YEA" ago siek tr months bilious f,rr s,,.
which took deal powerful madeleine mi. Ia s
snmsne and pain IN my JOINTS which ry Distressing ~
AZ ne same time uonbd with swelling Of my ankHs a,,.s
WIN 30 much nammaiiona render inpb To bear IN, ,s,
sonne upon them They would frequently ulceais ami J,.,,vr
o nns un when thsy wouh heal nnu.i,,sl, fL,s
al N"hn ievet have ai-o roahlci Cor M, ,
with pain IN my sAe, which enircl cur an, M, ,s,
disre-ses relieved rrssv ~, ~ .. ,.'''
We arr acquainted with Mrs. Daby. consider her ,,.m,
e"'' " '"e 'Es' confidence. WA a. RICHARDS
Minister ofths Gospel
AMOS CORE
For particulars see advertisements and other civ p,
rirpared and o wholesale asd retail and for .,po,al H.
~ hsANDS co. Druggists Chemists f,r,n,,, n,,s,
NO va broadway, Of Chambers street New York ,.
agent kiehnond Duval Co.. Petersburx Roprr = 49,
son. IN Norfolk NJ Santos; and -oh by Drrr r,ns,,, A. ~
for IS. ~'''' ~ '"'s' bo,liss
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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-03
WESTERN ASYLUM.


To ns Edifor Of fhe Wkix.
WESTERN AsyLus. June 29th. l643.
Allow mo TO return to you, individually and the Edi
tors Of the Compiler and Star. through the medium Of the
Whg my hearty thanks for the readiness with which you
and they have responded the call Of Capt William Cla-
borne, to supply to the inmates Of this Institution both
musement and instruction. form Of newspaper tracts
and periodicals. To the Ladies' (bless their gentle hearts
who kindly contributed religious newspapers and tracts
feel under especial obligations. To Capt William Cla
borne, with whom this truly phantophc plan originated
perrn, me, in the Of the inmates Of the Asylum
and own, to make grateful
for the favor he has kindly conferred The exeons Of
our talented and noble physician and suponte
dent Dr. Francis T. subling Tor the purpose havo
been constant and untiring but owing Capt Claborncs
iayorabe position in Richmond where 40 many more
facilities exist for procuring literary works Of this kind he
will be enabled we hope without much trouble perform
what the most uneeasing labor OF Dr. Suibng only in
part, accomplish. And while Capt Claiborne may have
the satisfaction Of knowing that he is aIorng very great
pleasure the PATIENTS he may also DO assured that he is
the time, assisting. in the acceptable manner
physician; who dcvotng a the energies heart
dy aud mind Tor the relief Of thosc suffering under the
greatest evil that afflicted humanity.
Respectfully yours, A PATIENT
Of the w. l.. Asyium.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-03

Mr. WknsrER-Rumors rife, that the late Secretary
State will take early opportunity show that his
schment to the Wing Party and Wing Principles
broken what has been suspected from his
OVERRIDING adherancc to Mr.. Tyler's administration.
We believe there is doubt that Mr. Webster will
Tor the Wing candidate. Mr. Briggs be governor Of Mas.
sachusells. and exert his INFLUENCE in bis behalf.