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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-08
From the \. Y. Daily Tribune

JOHN &. CALHOUN an ardent supporter Of ,bs
a. hrt ayowedy Protective Tariff this nation on
the 18th OF March Mr Lownds Of Carolina repo
strongly recommending Tariff Protection This measure Vas
violently opposed by the New England since aban
doned ON The mistaken ground that injured commerce By
the aid Of John e. Calhoun Mr. Clay TO pass this 1rst
Protective Iand bin which being followed BY OF 1924 and
e2e FIRMLY established the manufacture many articles in
America giving constant employment her citizens.
WONDERFUL inventions and great Improvements followed
CONSEQUENCE and them the likely longest
"rc BY truly grateful people the Magic Strop by
l. Chapman lOs William article of aknoW lodged superior
" with whieheve'y person keep his wherever
he may be- either a soa orland.
saieh y "
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-08

The BANKRUPT LGp.-Report says that certain Foreign
Houses IN this city, aided by two American firms well
known for their Incorporating hostility to all unfortunate
debtors have raised large fund, and feed the Hon SrLA
WRiour and Tow BEyroy argue the appeal now pend
ing before the supreme Court Of the United States deny
log the eOHstitufionaIity Of the Bankrupt Law!
II this be 90 and we do doubt IT, then should those
interested IN sustaining that righteous law, have meeting
a once and raise the necessary the services
Of Mr. WEBsTER and some other distinguished Lawyer 10
sustan the law small upon every discharged bank.
rupt, would be sufficient. We recommend immediate
tsntion 20 this matter.-N. J. Courier 4 Eng
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-08

To john ". HufchIngs, Jdt1es Wdfs0n, and Thomas J.
Ryldnd executor of John y. Hopkins.
ENTLEMENYou being residents Of this State will be
~ pleased TO take notice that shall Wednesday the s2nd
day Of this present February between sunrise and sunset
take the deposition John NJ Gregory evidence in
cause depending the Circuit Superior
Chanee for the James CITY and City Williamsburg in
tins State which plaintiff YOU defendants;
and from th" ad deposition completed that
day, twin he continued the from day TO day
until be completed you may attend II YOU think
IL S-c5t
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-08
]. w. RANDOLPH.

Main ST. Richmond.
eJ w r. has few genuine Rodger imported direct
with his each blade which he warrant good Shaving
and dressing eaSo, Soap Hair Oh Cologne Shaving Hair Nail
Clothes Teeth and Comb Brushes dressing pocket fine Combs
with many other aTecs for the toilet always for sale At
low pneesat ]. w. RANDOLPHs
fcB Rook sto,. md p,,Jo,,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-08
DIED

DIED,
VI Ihoera lnaniunL yesterday. al O'Clock ANN rxx.
hAhA youngest daughter OF John and Mary seb,rn.hor
hs year hve months and twenty day. The friends ana
OF the family requested attend her funeral mi.
enoon at o'clock from the residence Of her her without ar
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-08
FoR TIE WuIG.

1J'We are unayodably compelled postpone the con.
cluson OF the Dialogue. 1t shall appear tomorrow.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-08

SERVANT;S SEIOES-EXceeding Low Prices
~ Two thousand pair ofseryans shoes men,
boys and girls high and low that
please Of which be
respectfully ash my Old customers and the public generally
and examine stock New Store door Hubbard
Gardner Co. square below the Ruins Eagle Hotel
SANUFI. pI-TNPy
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-08

THE BArrLE % MmR--Tbe rumors Of the defeat Of the
ToEuns At Mer which brought by the last Galveston
packet and but partially credited the time fully
nned by the authentic accounts received by the Doric,
from Maiamoros Col Fisher, and than 300 Of his
ieow.soldc, were prisoners n that town at the date Of
the last adyices. We have received No. Of a pa.
TeSas Of the 9Th instant, which makes OF the
Mexican loss, though IL iimens the death Of good
men In the affair The Courier Of last evening, ION what
authority is menioncd,) the Mexican loss ~
killed and 10 wounded Tho los Of the Texans. the
count Of which from Col. Fisher, - la killed
and 10 wounded.-N. q. Bulletin.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-08
Annunis for IsI3-UhenP.
~ mr.

IVORY TABLE KNIvEs AND FORKsIf you want the above
u prices than they BE- had elsewhere esna
La RICHARDS A. GARDENERS.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-08

HTLAXsEED MgAL-A large supply jur rseeivedby ~. gro.
- HENDREE, Apotbccay and Chenst, u street sockoc
Hl a ~
bacon. BRANDY LARD AND SWEET POTATOES
- 1900 hs smithned Dac0nlO bbis Apple Bandy0 bbs
Peach kegs Lard bb sweet Potstoe foe
J. A. q. WfNFTON.
E.'sTRAY MCLRTaksn UP BY the county q Hensoo
~ cy Mule of middle with a white spot The leh
side ~ the DID, and hind both The
requested 20 Iay charges and take her away
r. d1ts JOSEPH BERNARD.
IToR HIRE Cook Washer and lroneE also male
~ and femaie house Servant - -.
ma ERCER P0TAToEswe j1s fresh sppiy o.
I'VE prime Nefeer fosetoss, foT ale. - -
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MIR. NELsON D. smELTON...sIa. Taka

1 HOS. Ne'v croP A,sslaPSs sugar
nhi' DO % 10 nolsssss fof sss BY
~ FRH co,
t r ~
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-08

6SHNwLs, sHAWLs. 80 Bargains viii offered shawis,
- scas and Handkerchoamong them may be found Rich
Bfoee and Cashmere shsls rich hh and cord o. plain bE
snd cold Tbet Memo d. heavy plaid and d. meno
s and velvet Hdk great variety, be bod low for cash
close them by "a 30 w. ~ CHRIsTIAN g. co.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-08

The Hous hen resolved into Committee q tho WHOLE Ne.
n0ARDMAN, q ConDseueut, IN the Chair upon Private
Bis and Territorial business.
Twas asresd that such bills only bs ken up
pst oAlsetsd Co. snd bev very few and Of pub.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-04-26

TIE Youthful Minds--A straw viii
make an impression on lbe new.fsllsn
snow ;but .et that snow remaia bat q
short time. and horses hoof can hardly
penetrate il. So j; is with the yorthfnl
mind. a ,rifiius word may make an, i'm
preston on il; but after few years the
mos, powerful appeals may cease. 20 in
auence it. Think OF, this, ye who havo
the train ipg Of the inian, mind and leave
such impressions thereof as will opeta,s
to kcspi, pure amid tho io,lies and .arp'
,alions Of the world. s,,, s... s94w ,iss'r
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-04-26

Gsx a fstr 1iisu.esa to tia. Ciid.-
Few parents realize, say,oPsesideas
Lindsey how mach their ehildienl may
be taught at home, by ideypting aefem
minutes TO them, The experiment. with his
son ten years old .fpr a sins!s week, and
only during the haurs.which are mol spent
in sshpoI Let him with treat familiarly
put 10 him quesiious--aasYcpinquiri
communicate facts the resni, of his
readipg or Observation-Disclosures hjs Curl
osi,y.-explain diiiicuItiss-tasi meaning
of thinss, and the reason Of fthipgs--andlall
,his iipi IN easy, playful mauners !wi,s,out
seeming TO impose task, and Des VIII
himself he as.onished al The progress which
he will make. - hrrlanE aa6 81 "
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-04-26
From tie Correspondent Of The Chars. Courier.
EpsARrowS, April Z.

EDsARrowS, April z.
Daring Rob6ry.--The dwelling house
of Inc Hon. Ichabod Norton Of this town,
situated obou, a miles from the village.
was entered lasl evening about 9o'ciock,
bya man dressed in disguise, who demand
Ell all the money there was in The house,
and raising an axe, with which be was
armed, threatened hin, with instant death
ifi, as mol produced Immediately. Mr..
Norton being far advanced in life, was
unable 10 make any resistance, and brought
OUT about $1,000; which the robher took
and fed. x reward Of $3.50 has been Of.
fered by Mir. Nortun for the apprehension
OF the robber and money. No discovery
Of The robSer has thus far been made. A
committee ofvisi!auee arc on the look ou,,
and we hope the rcbber will be arrested.
anf'rcceive hi, reward.
Died, in Edgatbn. slr. Joseph Huz!ord,
a revolutionary soldier. aged %.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-04-26

such their sympa,hies are unusually ex-.
cited. YET We should not utter The whole.
truth, did we not say, that in this hour Of
our humiliatioa and>sorrow, the motto Of
every homes, heart is, "Let Justice be
done, tho the Heavens fall"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-04-26

engines. Bu, We have nuss soons for CIV
ing the details. Tho Total amount Of the
tisss is estimated at $50 0,0OG., Happily no
lli.es were lost, and lhere wcre but few
tslighl cases Of ofpersonal injury.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-04-26

Seduction in Pennsylrania.-The bill
making seduction au indic,able offence.
and punishable by Guc and imprisonment,
alier due consideration and discussion, has
passed the, Senate of,ha, State aiter being
20 amcuded as 10 make the terms OF I'M
prisoumeat not less than one nor longer
iban,hree years, ,por the ine NOT ever Ave
Thousand dollars. - i..a 40 I'd 90, t,s.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-04-26

/ The Richmoud Whis says tkai when
Henry Clay was a boy..be rod 10 mill
..almost literally in bis shit tai', and
therefore should be chosen Ircsiden,.r9
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-04-26

Monroe Edteanis Fiogged.-Thc N.F.
Herald says thai the day after Monroe
Edwards was found. be was placed al The
whipping post, his back bared,unda s'rons
athletic keeper selected, who applied some
fly lusers with a cai-o'-Gine Tail 70 his
auiyering skin that made him vince again.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-04-26

bur |, is supposed 10 be all sham, and that
4, 4 only done TO blind the English. The
populace ebon, Canton arc In very ex-.
cited siase, aud II would take bnt Ii:;lo to
make ilen renew the rint, unless they
are held in ave by the steamer now here.
Correspondence cf tas Express.
/, Exfrae. of a letter dated. --s-.---.-.-zs
CAsToa, Dec. ID, 1872.
Affairs continue 10 the same state IN
this place. Nothing has yet been heard
of The course which Sir II. Poi,inser III.
tends 10 tase. The English stramer sill
remains 10 anchor in front Of the factories,
and body Of Chinese soldiers remains
encamped around The square. Several oi
the English merchants ore packing up
their papers, &c., preparatory 10 move
.ia ease ,he steamer (which, IS now here
should leave without being relieved by
ano,hey--in which even, ,here will proba-
bly bc anolher outbreak, as the Chinese
% Spopuiace are in q stale Of great excite.
mert. - -.
Hong Kong Great, Is The surprise express
ed lhai Sir Henry Poltiuger should not
have taken some measures relative TO tho
late Disturbances before this, aud il begins
10 be doubted by some whether he will
sake any notice OF !; al all. ~
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-04-26

we nave no uOuOt Tue W1olS hnai' "a wv ~
Micro hoax, and enli,ledt to no importance.
Nsw ORLEANS, April 8.
From Tera Cruz and HE Isle Of Pines.
"A slip from the Pensacola Gazette,
states that tho u. S. ship Of war Falmouth
Commander james Mcintosh. arrived
there on the Is, instant, in cigh, days from
Vera Cruz. The .Flimouth was within
ten miles of the bar on the evening OF the
29lh ult., but was compelled I'd stand oil
in consequence Of a gale. The offcefs
aud crew OF the F. were in excellent
health. not a serious case of sickness hav-
Ing occurred on board since the vessel has
been last in commission. The u. >. ship
Vinccnnes, Commander Buchanan, was
of the Isle Of SacriEcios when the F. sail
ed; also the Spanish brig Of war Patriot,
and our revenue cutter las before stated
By arrivals hcre,} Woodbury., with $780,
600 specie for this port, 10 sail with the
frs, fsr wind. The rcpor, that Santa
Anna, on his arrival to the Capital. had
ordered the prisoners taken n Mier to be
shot, and had afterwards revoked the or
der, is confirmed. Also. the rumor that
he had changed his ministry and recalled
Gen. Miuion from The command OF tho
siege of Campeacby, aud OF q great dis
satisfaction with his Government prevail
ing in the western provinces. The capture
of The schooner Vigilant, Capt. Barber. by
the Mexican squadron off Campeachy, is
likewise confirmed. II was snid at Vera
Cruz, ,ha, the 6rs, pnymcn, due our gov:
ernment by The Mrxicans on account OF
our indemnity, due on the 30th inst. will
not he paid.
The party scnr hy Capt. Buchanan, ol
the Vinceunes. 10 search the Isle Of Pines
and the adjacent keys. for pirates, ON the
29,h of February, of the river Guiana.
,nok possession. after hard chlsc. Of the
Spanish hrisantine, La Consrun'a. hav-
ing nn board at tho lime upwards Of 500
slaves from the cnas, Of Africa. On board
in. her they found three Spanish Custom
House officers Oh hoard, who claimed the
brig ns Spanish propery-whish a suhse-
uucnt examination of her papers confirm
ed,> and she was therefore permitted TO
proceed without further molcs,ation. The
vincenne. was 10 sail shortly from Vera
| Cruz to Pcnsacola.-B
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An ABOLITION Hall Burnt Tile; .Bo@-
ling Green tMo.} Radical. Of the lllh uh:;
SAYS: "By letter which we received
frnln Palmyra on yesterday we learn that
the main building ofihe Abolition iusiiu-
,ion, near Quincy. Illinois. was hurried
DOVE during the nigh, Of the sth:irtsr.--
Tie same letter adds that company oil
armed mea ifoma EIannibal, Palmyra,
started COR Qnincy on the same night,
with the arowed intention of destroying
the buildins above alluded 20, but tindins
that Providence had foTestaIlei them, they
returned peaceably to the home"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-04-26

A. Monsier.--A correspondent OF The
New. York True Sun gives description
OF an extraordinary iusas natara, born IN
the ueighborhood OF Yorktown, Va. The
monster, ho states, was born alive, but OF
course did mol long survive. TWAS OF The
maIo sex. and had four spina! columns,
two arms, two legs, four heads, with per.
fest features. set upon enc neck, aud all
facing the same way. Tho rnalformation
was so extraordinary lha, medical ,acn
from Gar and near had been 10 examine
the uoudeseript.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-04-26

rise 10 serious disturbances in that city.
Blood is stated TO have been shed, but
.poIi,ics, il appears, had nothing TO do
with the affair. .l ..ss
The Peninsniaslates ibatn Carlis, eori;
spiracy has been discovered at Almagro,
and that several persons has been arrested.
This Journal possesses The happy mack oi
maenifyins molehiils iuto mountains. and
we have no doubt The whole affair is but a
Nero hoax, and enlilled,to no importance.
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one two eleven, fourteen, twenty-five twepiy'h'e
twenty seven and thiI,y-four, IN township sixteen
and the reciional sectu thirty sixi an the ifa.uoh'
low nship seventeen. of range six. f
A, the Land Office ut CHICAGO, commencing
on Monday the tusnty mn day OF Sspfen6er next
for the dislosa Of the public lands hereinafter des's
mated, 70 wit;
NoyD. Of Tie Base Lane and Easi Of ne Third Prinei
pal Meridian.
fractional tow nships thiry-one and ihlry-two.
bordering the iadiana State line, OF range hieen
The east fraction OF the southeast quarter oil sec
ton six, in township thiry-ihree, Of range four.
| The east half and northwest quarter of the
northeast quarter Of section three. and The north hall
of the northwest quaker OF the same Section IN Town
ship thirty nine, Of range eight
The east half Of the southeast quarter of section
fifteen, in tow nship torty-tbne, OF range eleven.
The north west quarter Of section twelve Ia town
ship forty, of range thirteen.
| AT the Land Office at DANVlLLE commencing
on Monday the second day of Octobe' next for the
disposal of the public lands within The limits Of irac-
tional townships twenty eight, twenty nine, and
thirty, north OF the base line, 81 range len west OF
| the secnnd principal meridian.
AT the Land Office at kASKASKlA, commenc'
ing on Monday the sirteenM day of October mex I,
Tor the disposal Of the public snds within the limits
Of the southeast quarter of section lbidythTee and
ibe southwest fractional quaner OF the same section
on island twenty-iour, On the Mississippi dverD in
tow nship thirteen, SOUTH Of range three, west.
mencing on Monday, the ninth day of October next
Tor the disposal ofibe public lands within the limits
Of fractional sections thirty one and thirty two, IN
township six, north Of range ten west and factiona
section twenty five, IN townsbi? six north, of range
eleven west constituting islands numbered sixty and
sixty zone, in The Miss ssppl river.
! Al the Land Office at QUINCY, commencing on
Monday the tuentydird day Of October next, for
the disposal Of the public lands wiiain the limits OF
the un de rn,e ntoned tracts, viz:
NofM of the Base Line and East Qfhe fourth prin-
eipai Meridian.
The north half and southeast quarter Of section
twenty -ihr.e, in township four, of range three
| The northwest quarter of section twenty-five, in
tow nship seven, of range seven.
Lands appropriated by law for the use of schools,
military, or other purposes, will be excluded from
sale.
The sales will each be kept open fortwo eeks unless
the lands disposed of and no longer; and
private entries 0. land in the wnships offered
will be adptted until after the expiration of the tw
weeks
Given under my hand at the city Of Washington,
this eighth day OF June, Ammo Domini 1913
JOHN TYLER.
By the President:
Tho II. BLAKE,
Conmtssioner ofihe General Lind Office.
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Sections thfrty-seyen and thirty eight, 10 township
seventeen; sections Gye-to nine, inclusive n'eo"
nineteen, tvsniy-one, tweety two, t~eDy s''s"
twenty eight thiny, thirty one, ihry iouf anu
Eve in township nineteen sections thirteen i"s"'J
rs enty one twenty two, tweDiy-ihiee, t"snt-iou'
twenty seven twenty eight, twenty-nine, 'hiry anu
thirty one in township twenty one fractional seeilo"
six la township twenty-five, OF range twenty h''
Sections thirteen fourteen, hi'een seventeen a''r
eighteen, in township lwen,y-one OF range 'wsh'y-
SIX
Sections thirteen fourteen, 6heeD, seventeen eish
teen twenty-five; twenty three and twenty iour In
township tweniy-one Of range twenty-sesen.
Sections for,y-one and Oriy-lwo in tow nshiP TWEEN
~; sections three ten inclusive; sections hhesh,
| seventeen eighteen, nineteen twenty, ,wen,y-one,
twenty-five twenty three twenty four twenty-five,
twenty-sx twept y-seven thitty-h'e and thirysik,
in township twenty one and fractional sections one
add two, in township twenty-five, OF range twenty
eight.
teen and fifteen, in township twenty-five, Ct range
| twen:y-nine
Fractional sections one two and three, in township
twenty-one and sections lots three, -four, i've and
six, IA tow nship twenty -four, OF range lhiriy'
| Sections or lots one to fifteen, inclusive, and seven
teen 10 twenty-six, inclusive IN township twenty
one sections or lots to thry-fve, (exc"p' s'x-
teen inclusive in township tweniy-lwoi sections OF
lots one TO sixty-iwo Except sixteen, inclusive, 10
township twenty three; sections or lois one 10 III
teen, inclusive seventeen, ana h'peeeh 70 '''y 1'
en- inclusive IN township twenty four OF range thif-
iy-one.
Sections or lots to iory-our, inclusive, (e1eep
sxieenO in township twenty-five; sections or ioi'
one TO Twelve, inclusive, in township twenty three, Of
range ilrty-two
SECTIONS or lots to seven, inclusive, IN town
ship twenty two; add sections or lots one to hhefp
inclusive and seventeen and eighteen, in township
twenty three, of range ,biry-three.
i Lands appropriated by law for the use OF schools
military or other purposes will be excluded from sale
| The sales will each be kept open for two weeks
(unless the lands sooner DISPOSED OH and ne
longer and no private entries of land in The town
chips so offered will tie admitted until after the OK
| piration of the two weeks.
Given under my hand at the City of Washington
this eighth day of Jun, Ammo Domini, 1913
| JOHN TYLER.
| By the President
| Tao. II. BLAKE,
ro,,o,;xsioner nj the Genfr1{ Land OIies.
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NOTICE.

Ia pursuance Of lhe provisions Of the act Of Con-
gress' approved 81 March, 1888, entitled An act 10
establish a town at ST. Marks, Florida" the Register
and Receiver of the Land Office a, Tallahassee ~ 7
be required prior the day of sale 10 ascertain ,be
value of any Improvements which may have been
made" on the lots designated in this proci4malon
spectvely, and the purchaser al public sale Of any
lot upon which there such Improvements Other
than he thereof shall, in addition 10 the sum
be paid TO the United States, Toe, AID hereby s
quired pay to the owner Of the improvement The
value OF them az thus ascenained; and II payment
therefor shall not be made upon the day which he
same purchased the lot shall be again offered at
public sale the next day OF sae, and such person
shall be capable of becoming the purchaser Of iha
or any other lot Offered al that public sale: Prorisd
That if any lot offered and bid of the last
of the public sale shall not be thus paid Gr the same
may be entered at private sale upon paying 10 me
United States the al which II was bid of, and 10
the OF the Improvements the previously as,rl
tanned valuethereof"
BY the act Of Congress aforesaid, the minin
price of each lol is fixed at twenty-five dollars
THO. ii. BLAKE,
Commissioner Of The General Land ana.
June lI-t22d Oct
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yenty seveniy-seSen elghiy-onr. ninety five, eighty
nine nlnsty three piaaiy sessn hundred and one
one bundled and Eve, hundred aud nine, one
hundr,d and thits,n, one hundred and seventeen,
.ne buIdTed and twenty one, aud one hundred and
twenty five, as er senled uron he pisp OF the sad
tow n prepared by the Surveyor General OF the Ter
ritoiy of Florida
The sale will be kept open for two weeks (uuless
the lots are disposed Oh and 90 longeri and no
private enlIy OF any lot, 'hereJ, VIII lie ADMITTED
until after The eIpuation of the two weeks.
Given uader NY hand al The City Of Washngl,u
this eighth day of June, Ammo Domini ie43
JOHN TYLER
By the President:
Tao. III. BLAME,
CommfssioHer Of the General Land Office