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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-10

Tho northampton Bank, at Allentown, Pa. which re-
Gently exploded proved 20 have been Of the
ten and rscay concerns known. The swndc Is about
$500 900 mainly the stockholders, and the President,
Rice appears 10 have been chief dcprcdaOr lie refuses
10 account for large portions Of what should be- the insects,
aud nobody else can discover them This Bank was 10.
coioco concern throughout aud the Senator from that Dis
trct s. Gibbons ifa debtor tho amount Of SJOOOO
Among the asset, turned over by Rice a Of ANos
KrvpALL'y for $1,000, discounted while AH0s 0as Post.
muster GeHsrai and Rice Mil Contractor under him
never paid aud apparently intended to be- Amos b
none Of your halfway chaps in his hostility Bankshis
blows are planted where they feH,Rico not merely
leading LocoOco made great pretonsons to superior
podl incas.-N v. Tribune.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-10
THE USE or FLOWERS.


~ Many Howrrr.
God might have made the earth bring forth
Enough for great and small
The oak tree aud the cedar tree,
Without flower at all.
ITO might have made enough, enough
For every want Of ours,
For luxury, medicine. and toll,
And yet have made no flowers.
The ore within the mountain mine
Rcquifeth none To grow;
Nor does IL need the lotus flowers
To make the rivers How.
The clouds nigh, give abundant rain,
And nightly dews might fall,
And the herb that kccpcth Lille IN man,
Might yet have drunk them all.
Then wherefore were they made
An dyed with rainbow light;
All fashioned with -upremcst gracc,
Up sprnging day and night
springine in valleys green and low,
And on the mountains high,
And in the silent wilderness,
Where no one passes by
Our outward life requires them not,
Then wherefore had they birth
To minister delight to man!
To beauty the earth.
To comfort man--to whisper hope
whcno'er his face is dim:
For whose careth for the flowers,
viii care much more for him.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-10

ErEcrs SoAISUps oS CAUBAsEs.-I believe IL will bc
thankcss piece o for gardener teach anoh.
er how grow cabbagcs and caulhowcn, yet these
OF vegetables have failed this various parts
OF the country, the following notice may perhaps be o
To our cottage readers Wherever soapsuds have been used
penuiuy, cabbag.s aud eauowes have grown luxurant
y have made several inquiries OF others who have used
men aud IN no one instance have heard oi failure where
soapsuds have been applied intend try them bro
coli to see II they will prevent them from clubbing.
Gdrdsa,y's Chronicle
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-10
TIIE EInDN

Never within the memory OF that remarkable parsonage,
"the Oldest nhsbiant" there such Rain fell
ON Thursday and Friday last la this region. Il is feared
immense destruction has been done the Corn crops
the low lands. Bridges fences, mills and ml-dams have
been washed away every direction. Six serious breach
- have been made the Rail Road between this City and
Foresvie distance Of IL miles, one Of winch about
100 feet long aud the cmbankmcnt 30 feet high IL will
probably require from $1,000 1890 tepsr the DAM
Sge Arrangements have been made for the transp
o the Mail aud Passengers SO that no III TAX,
place 10 the uavel.-RaisigA Register.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-10
OvE on rms Peorr.slom

We regetio announce the death II the Rev Benjamin b.
Miles Of the Virginia Conference Of the Methodist Episcopal
Church Tic died tho residence oi hs father IN Amherst
county some three days since Mr. Miles was young
minister decided talent and HE death deeply amenied'
not ony by bis family aud friends but by the church Of large
IgOShIu5g Repubiican.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-10

Island DiseOreredi IA the PseiseThe u. :. sloop OF
Boston, brings intelligence apt George T. Nech
whaling barque Isabella, OF Fairhaven reported
Tahiti April IL, the discovery of beautiful fertile island
extending about 10 miles from Northeast to Southwest
lie named "Eadc's Island" the man who first dis
covered being laid down the charts This island
is situated in south latitude l05, longitude l65O5
Hast
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-10
CANAL COMMERCE..
ARRIVED

ARRIVED,
Canal Boat Genl Harrison, J. Snead MASTER with 29b
tons mdze, from lynchbug To John Maben & Co Ludam
Preston Co, ~ L. Harris Frys Co, and Williams &
Haxall.
Rvanna b. Armstrong, MASTER with 39i tons mdze from
Staples Wills, Elk Creek, To Dibrcl, locombc * Co. A. T.
Harris, Thos Williams, Ludam Preston Co. and Crouch
* Snead
CLEARED,
Ihos NJ Bondurant j. Z. Thomas master, with 355 tons
INDIE, ios Hariwicksyillc and New Market.
Bevldeie &. VI Burks, MASTER with 295 tons mdzc for
Middleton Mills, New Market and Lynchburg.
Pioneer, X Parsons, MASTER with - mdze for Co.
lumbia, Midway Mills and Lynchburg.
Enterprize, VIM. J. Rakes, MASTER for New Market,
empty.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-10

meeting Of the Johnson Democrats is called IN st.
Louis 10 toxic measures advance the Of their favor
iio. u BE- regarded a strong nn.Van Buren, movement
COL johnson E mauiiesty gaining ground IN the Westand
Dol H looked OF with jealousy by e Western Van Bu
reai'c Than ary other "a the Enquirer some time
since ohcu,i. clio will Wan Blrenitos) good
deal of trouble"
DO Illinois. 'de Johnson party have started paper In
some Of the strong Democratic Districts that State, John
Democrats have taken the field against Van Buren, De-
mocrotsand the feeling between them bitter than
ever suj.istcd between Wing and Tory.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-10

\ splendid uniform for tate
occasions, cou-i-ungu OF the
superb coat Of an officer Of
tine Blues, with Grenadier
trowsers and a Liicguards.
mans helmet
] pair Of dog skin gloves.
> pair Of Berlin ditto.
| pair Of white kid.
, pair OF straw color.
: stocks with long ends.
3 stocks without ends.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-10
THE PRINCEss AUGUsTA,s WEpDING.

IT'D ThINOfS9 AUGUSTUS " WEDDING.
We beg leave, since the paper. have gwen full length
he rousseau OF the BRIDE furnish what III
ercsng list Of the ol the bridegroom. That
Of the Princess Augusta has been laid Cambridge
House, Tor the inspection OF the brides friends but the d.
iu'trOus bridegroom with modesty laid his
seau the bed ia h private apartment previous pack.
ing. The following the
TRorssEAu HEREDITARY DUKE oF Notwithstanding.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-10

a handsome. beautifully got
up, and admirably finished
light gray Twoedish wrap
per.
4 fashionable York d,ttp.
q summer waistcoats VI va
rIOus patterns.
y pair Of stout dOeskin row
scr-.
, pa.rOf unbleach'I white do
1 linen aud Two long cloth
shirts.
IL false collars.
y pair uf cotton socks.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-10
E,om ne Sanih,rn R.eard.r.

~ 10. Fourth Of Jolly celebration In SERVER county ca
Iclcklh Evans oynced his dihusye bcncvOcnce by
the following cosmopotc cllision:
Long life and kapPineSSfo an
Evans j. 10 doubt good lcirod fellow.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-10

Gen Daniel, like Gen. Saunders started with large ca
p.I something lih" 500 mIontyl and was confident de-
i,aiug bus adversary by some twelve or fifteen hundred
votes lie BE- elected, but .5r confident .at even his
.'eces "' n" atone Tor ts modification of feeling whic
' N'- 'NI uynrod 100 u' result 20 I n, COL. intent. and
t'r'',s,a Wing victory. Old Orange hl- done nobI, iu
Sustaining os -hu did, boz giIut and talented young .lu
JOEL vote which illny Is. Nash received u Oraure ought
" '' cause 10 n- gai,I. cSlnuIu 10 every WING and o.
himself Hs 10 he had been elected
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-10
WILLIAM ANDERSON, JR.,

GROCER AND COMMISSION MERCHANT,
Opposite the Columbian Hotel, cary Street.
IL ANlNG purchased his Stock of Fall Goods
much earlier this season than usual and previous the ad
vance IN prices IN the Norern cities enables hn Offer them
upon much favourable do
now to he purchased The following goods and land
ing which are offered on accommodating terms.
geo binds st. CroS Porto Rico aud sugars part strictly
300 bag. lagu Rio Domingo Porto REQ aud superior
Old Java Coffee
20 whole AMI hail boIe. woo-ey's Leaf Sugar
bbls Cmshsd d.
1850 sacks Liverpool Filled Fine Salt
goo do do Ground Alum do
- hhd and 20 bbl- superior n % Mslasse-
10000 lbs MridIng Bacon. prime aniclcs
I:5 bhIs ani half pipes superior Old Rye wh,.key
10 do Common do
hnIf ppe. superior Oh cosnae Brandy, orard Dupuy 4
! do do J. J. Dupuy Co.do
10 DO DO Imitation
80 gals tie finest Old Cofnac Brandy the vintage 1905, IN
demylhns from to . gallons
pipe Old Holland Gin
wooihou-e best :. NJ. Wine, in pipes, half pipes
bbl. Cordial
$50 do North Carolina Hcrrings No.
10 do do do do No. 9
100 do Potomac Gross, No.
60 tons swccds, Country and English Iron, assorted
do American Bhsefed Steel
tons swecis Plough Plates
1000 Iiorse Shoes ready for mailing on
800 ktgs Nails aud Bud-, assorted
go boxes Woodruff and Iulrs raien, Candles
l2j do 1uus Patent soap
- do Vauegated de-
IS Kegs Beatty dupont. and ~ Powder
tons Shot assorted sizes
. ton Bar Lead
isj tou- Lump Plaster
Ground r., IN ieTces
1000 Ms Cotton Yarns, assorted
Cotton Olnaburgs, No. I and ,
10 half chests Gunpowdet Tea, part EXTRA fne
20 do do Black do
so catty boxes Guupowder do
10 and ~ snailsz Brooks highly approved Wheat Fans
40 hail boxes $40 and lOr12 Glass
Cap. Letter and Whiting Paper
Pepper Ginger and Alspico
Nurncgs, Indigo and Maddcr
Coppems, Alum Salpetrc and BrmsOne and many other
| small articles two tedious 10 cnumcfatc 10
| ETHEEMAsON's MONrrOR-Thc Frcemasons Monitor
u OF the fundamental principles ofFrccml
soay operative and speculative well IN Religious Moral
explanations and plates Of ate cmhms of the degrees
Apprentice Fellow Gran Master Mason Post Master Most
excellent Royal Arch Mason Royal Master Select Masters
degree Priesthood completed aud arranged from the
additions, notes and fenafksAisO,
Charges Songs by u A. Davis late W. n lafayette Lodge
No Columbia fi X. a. chapter No 81 of Phiadei
pha emtcis~d with Likeness Of H. Chandler Esq-
and a. p ofthe Grand Lodge and Chapter o the State
| Of Pennsylvania.-Just published, for ala BY
/ au SMITH DRINRER NORRIS
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-10
THE FAIR 1aNoVp,

p The Ladies' Of the Forks Hanover vii hold Pal, NJ r.
nsNihs on the s'i inst They have been diligently eployc for
SOME months past IN making the and pteies sr
that leinllc ingenuity purpo. of raising mi
to assist IN discargns debt building residence IN,
the Minister of the Parish II hoped that ali who .nun,
OF the asowonhy object OF the Fair give ii their
and support. $500 '@'''-e'
ic Rev MT fenlcton viii exhibit Microscope and NJ,
r'c Lantern on the day OF the FAIR well worth ride tn
see. y"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-10

~ They expecting Mr.. Tyler the mountains,
the Springs. But he wont come. lie will never be
caught out OF hail Of HE onicc.hodors long he is
prcstdsur
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-10

sAsps' sAs-.r,sill.sahvaoa condition of the .,,.o
Produced by am inpeoas sopss mercury api many
terminates thstT sunerings
The P'ominen, tenderness the anh pain.
ihr bones depfeohof spirits and strength seo
oou. aud diseases a wide range. and t., me-
ges -prcsd Ia fearful Hitherto have ni
medical ski but unil.i n ~. ,r.n
OF nature which uun'lhs all orpo-itoa.
Sands Sarsapala pt,parra hn,
"on' vegetaos maisr,a will and timely
-Tciy cure scfonos necurial aud
entering into the circulating hu s<siug the , ANNA,
hsir' anu as-ning ITSELF with thu deic aud tissue.
ana IT'S ELECTS are driven out Of te system BY enabling powers
Of nature to Feomi properly and ,h %
teni to sound aud perfect health.
for particulars see Advertisements other city pap,r
Prepared and and ,,.n mi ~, ~
n hsANbS co. buggrts aud Ct,nt,. u,LI.-y,
NO s'S nios~ay corner OF Chambers York
agent Richmond A. Duyal Co, la Petersburg RorT 49,
Norfolk. A. Santos and soli BY pr,gr,.
principal cities in the a. sa,esPree per bouIe bo,
for 81 -, NV
1o The earliest Grrcan History ,e,,r, A. ~, -
temples OF the immortal open tn IN. n,,Is -, az. Wv
ssiaon o au tetncda Inventions through the py -,
VISION OF the Then existing Legislatures piicst was appni \.
only To arrange thsm IN. enquiry OF an ~,
" o. 'eauy and viking all and etno,, H..
- ~ s 'soas o. pubic experience with lessen the
80, " "''y lhns was established a @ou Of Saving.
Bank Of Health, where public mich, deuo-i. a., lnss
sues s"ns nom Individual industry he gradually
TOT the Use and advantage of that
ton had enanaied and for all pnstrtv % p,
ct History likewise informs that na,io,s n a.. a.,
custom Ia expose their sick, n ~
intelligent visitors had r,r ,r ~
der similar diseases might Afford them by a..
remedies through which they had an. =, a., g.,
wished for light OF hcaih' ''S
Dr. Hartley professionally consulted at his residence. nm 49,,
Alley ON all diseases from mpuriiy Bod scoo,
proaeted neglected AMI improperly treated syph C,,
and structure OF the Uhra-to H. pays his rn,, ,s
hoh guaranteeing cure In rs brief OF c
allow OF max. no rl,ary. a.,
ju II
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-10
CIV LOT EOR NALE-

IbNHE subscriber Is authorised o. SELL upon *
y t'mey LOW IEHNs. avet Valuable Huiiing i1t On the
Main fieei 90 The coy 81 Richmond au 10 e y BOLTS
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-10
RAIN-RAIN.

We ara beginning 10 have too much Of good thing. II
ruined ie greater part Of Tuesday night very copiousy-
and heavy showers continued throughout yestefduy.
North and South OF us hear Of supombundanco Of
nInaul great destruction Of crops from the rise Ia the
wutor courses.
The New York Courier and Enquirer appears in new
aud beautiful dress
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-10

u The LETTER BAG OF the Ship Rob Roy, Capt. Marsh
for London will be taken from my Compiling Room This
Evening az o'clock. CHS PALMER.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-10
NXTINTER TURNIP SEED, superior article ia
w received. &. I. BOT-TS.

" 1RGlNIA-At rules, held in the Clerks OF.
fee OF the Circuit Superior Count OF Law Chaneey for
the county Of Amelia the Ist Monday il August Isia
Henry 4. DTewTy, Plaintiff.
Christopher Ford Louisa w WIFE, John T. Leigh
and John W. Baker, Defendants.
Tie plaintiff having filed las bill and having
entered their appearance and security according Act
Ut Assembly and the Rules Of this Court and appearing
factory evidence adduccd before
inhabitants Of this Commonwealth ordered, That
defendants do here the day the Term
Of tins Couu and plaintiff a copy Of
this order be forthwith inserted newspaper published
Cay Of Richmond for months successfully AMI posted
door OF the Court House Of the county.
COpy-Tcsie,
au g. LEIGH q
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-10

SUPEHIOR OLD BRANDY.
- HALF Pipes "Otafd, Dupuy A. Co"
- do "Dumer"
pipes Holland Gin. For nlo by
iO-i5t " n fNlIt~ON.
CtOMErmNG EXTRA-thlve just tccciyod2 splendid Ladies
- Travelling Trunks with for Bonneis The above
are something aud for Ladies' For 1c very
low by SAMUEL PtTTNEY.
au . Main Door above Hubbard, Gardner A 60.
tAfCoEs- yds Cacocs, from 6!s, 10, l2L &C AZ
- T. a. CUNNINGHAMs
Cheap Cash Dry Goods Store,
N street. abockOe
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-10
4 q IpD

RAcoN-5O hhds prime Western Shoulders. for sale by
- au 10 JOHN Il. TRIPLET-T & so.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-10

Debery probably elected though there are five other
Counties be heard from But ia Guiiord, Mr.. Menden-
halls place OF residence. where $780, upwards 200
votes were polcd, only 1909 have been given.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-10
HARDWOOD & BEALE,


Dealers In Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils, Dye
Stuffs, Glass, &C.,
OPPOSITE WEBB, macon 4 90, RICHMOND, ~
NOTICE-rhss 70 notify an who concerned that John
~ Davenport employment has Tor
nearly ~ months aus PARRISH BEAZLEY.
EAMgI's HAIR PENCILS. superior. with fine assortment Of
~ FANCY COLOURS for Ornamental Painting for sale by
Jug BOLTON a HARRISON.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-10
HOIT u cos PRIZE OFFICE,
Under the Exchange.

MORE LUCK!
Nos IL 81 g. aCapta Alexandria Lottery H,tr, No Isi
was sold by IiOyT !. 90
To-day we have $4,000, prizes 900 &c Tickets s.
Sales close at half O'Clock you want prizes come up
uoyT !. ~,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-10

H. H. CHEWING, Dentist respectfully Informs the Citizens %
L. Richmond and vicinity that he CITY, and
WIZ remain four or i've weeks lie VIII
y Hudson during his absence from City, hap
ny 10 see all persons who require
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-10
JENNINGS SUPERIOR CUT!
I AVN EUknsE.

- from New YORK, Of Black
Goats, OF excellent quality and made up style
eelcd They Will be sold at usual low prices for
STARR co,
E.rI.,.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-10
From the Southern AdpocGte.
POLITICS IN ALABAMA.

SARATOGA srRryes, July 25,h, 1913.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-10
care felt and fear'd no more."

Here you may in birds eye view, the bonny belle and
buXom boau the rich gentleman and the clown; the
consummae statesman and the housing politicians; the pous
divine and the unconsconabe rake; the immaculate
and the hardened sinner spHghy youth and dccrpit old
age; and last, though not the least, the paid invalid;
~ parsonage long, lamk and lean
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-05-25
VIRGINIA. EI.EcTloNs.

The r chmond Enquirer processes 10 be
graf fed and elated st The result Of the
Virginia Elections this Spliog. We
shrewdly suspect that tbs is rather tie
affectaiion of joy-"one OF the arts OF the
editor" than any real sensation Of SIM
cere pleasure. What are The iactsl The
Legislature, al its l,st session, thoroughly
Leo Foco, with malice PTepense, and
d, termination etfeclualy aud finally to
crush Ire Wing party 10 Virginia, cut W
ana divdtd the State into tiers # counties
OF all shapes and acknowledgement
dered is the popular term for this species
| of political violence or trick-so as to
leave the Wings but one single Congress
sional District-with sneaking hope
that the very strength Of tie Wings in
that one district would engender conten-
ton, and cause their defeat even there.
! One branch Of the Legislature did not
come in sufficient numbefe before The peo-
Pile TO allow any hope for change and
Il was ncurably Loco Foco--So that,
with the Congressional Districts arranged
and packed to suit their political opponents.
and the State Senate with certain stand
ing majority also against lhem--with no
| important elections coming on to excite
them 10 scliou--snd the wish openly ex-
Ipresse1 on the part OF many Of their lead.
ing men that il would b. b,tfer thus year
to let the election 90 by delault--~ith all
these reasons to dampen ardor and pre-
vent ex rtiop, the Wings went into tn
contest. And now for lha result. Not
outstanding the Gerrymaader, they We
elected three Wing memrers Of Congress,
and have run 50 close three others that
their candidates intend, for good reasons,
10 contest the seats Of the returned men,
bers. They have gained in the II use
OF Delegates in various parts OF The State,
and have reduced the Loco Foco jofity
from thirty odd down to ski en-! And,
finally, they have not permitted that IA
vori,e number 1000 10 prevails in Accomac
| Kingdom, but have presented therefor the
return Of the Wise man of the Eastern
Shore by some two or three bundled. Is
there any thing, in all this, calculated to
elate the Richmond Enquirer? Is theIe
any hing here that looks as il the "skes
were bright and brighieningl" Is there
any thing here that gives promise of brt-
ter result for the Loco Focos h resfIerl
No! And the Enquirer knows rs well as
we do, that, in truth, The recent election
may be called WIG RALLY. -.4ier.
Gaz.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-05-25
The PROGRESS OF CORRUPTION

We learn from the New York Tribune
that Alexander Ming (of the nptotiDus
political firm Of Stamm, Bang 81 Coz
and Conrad Swackhamer, of tie deepest
dye of Locofocoism, have just been thrust
INTO Office in the New York Custom
House.
From the Newark IN. j. Advertiser
we learn that without cause or notice, or
even so much as the pretence OF any
reason whatever, Major William Stevens,
the faithful and popular postmaster OF that
CITY, has been unceremonious'y superse.
ded by the appointment of ]. X. Mead,
an active Locoloco politician, to The OF.
fee. "Some months ago" says the Ad-
vertlscr, "when an intimatlon was given
that secret effort was making to effect
his removal, in behalf of some member of
the party which Mr.. Tyler is so vainy
trying to suborn, strong and general ex
preston Of the feelings of the people
vas made to the Department in the form
OF remonsttance, embracing more than
three hundred members of the Democrat.
lie party, which II was thought had put the
subject at rest. But the feelings Of the
people and the claims Of justice are alike
disregarded by the Administrator which
is madly ben, on perpe,uating its power
in defiance Of both. !: is some consola-
tion TO know that its days are numbered"