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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-10

a 6nisher. Ia y supposed eSungush all claim
popular respect confidence and for the part,
those who thus seek by the prejudice OF destroy
the character OF Others themselves demNgogues place
men. who the people for their advantage and
all the rewards, without mourning any Of the Pers Of
political contests.
Mr Van Buren, - this State the type OF this class
demagcgues. lie has become rich by "spoils"-hc has
been office almost all his political he yet made
sacrifice incurred hazard for the country. During the
last war; whom he and his party denounced FEEDER.
ast- the fins and the ast-Slbc approving the
take for the defence OF their country; and from
th,Iaceomps gentleman Stephen Fan Rensselaer,, who.
the trst inmaon OF duty repaired the frontier and
breasted the shock Of down the humble writer Of this
paragraph, no twice in the military service Of the Uui
ted States Fcderasthed back concntcd himself with
professions patriotism But MIR. Van Buren, remained
quietly at homc-c,nirbued nothing the nothing to
the finances OF his suffering county, but he made speeches
and wrote resolutions Overlooking with zeal aud fire, and
especially with denuucianons 1T the naughty Federass
who the while actually in for the county.
At very pinehing period. moreover of the finances Of
the country Mr. Van Buren, gave another convincing evil
dencc of hs sCsacrcing spirit by eSacing from the pub
lie Treasury OF S5 900 for acting during few
weeks Assistant Judge Advocate the Court Martial
for the trial Of Gen Hull.
This court Albany, where Mr.. Van Buren, resi-.
died. occupied him few hours for few weeks; and from
impoverished treasury and bleeding country he thought
quite democratic. quits patriotic demand and receive
large the annual salary Of the Chief Justice
United States
OF such stuff are dcmsgogues in all countries made
False, grasping selfish, and cunning, their consists
raising prejudice against honeser and better men, and
under the blind OF such prejudice. they solely for their
own aggrandsement.
Mr. Hill Carter has laid bare this miserable mockery Of
PATRIOTISM aud again commend his address to aten
ton"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-10

The Calhounes still insist uncumpromisingly, upon
late day May 1914 for the great National Democratic
Convention: Upon u late day, they think, good easy
souls that all depends Ii they gcta late day. MAY
~ instead of November 40, they think they have Van
dead Let tell them that makes little odds tohen they
go into Convention with Mr.. Van Buren's friends The
result will be the late early The last Charleston
Mercury SAYS:
The Richmond ENQUIRER asks If the Democracy or
majority of the Democratic party, favor of earlier
day, will still 'uncomp insist upon Nav ~
We answer ges because important the
the principles Of the party that the Tariff settled before
nomination made, and recognize PARTY duty as pa
ramouni to an honest regard for the proessed principles
the party"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-10

We hear tic cheering accounts from this, the fret
district, fac' we do from the stuio generally Col.
LanFhouc, h be- goes before the people, will te found q
man impossible 90 be- daun,d and hard be headed. We
wi-h could distinctly convey him the earnest zeol
and interest which the Wings the centre and every
where ,'so, fee, n bis success.
The Norfolk Herald ofFnday, says:
TIM FfR,r DsrRIcr-Wc can assure the Richmond
Whg for comfort that Tho Wings in the irst district are
bro up.tJ epu They have a. move mountain which hss
been placed iu ibcr way by the app1ruoumo'g but
uer and confidence themselves and their cause b.
working bro them spit waicn will mOre a. The candida
of both p,rucs the field. side by side They o.
tended Plcc.s Anne Court on Monday, and made adde's
ses 10 the people. The day unfsvOubc loa good turn
out Of people butt evident that Colonel Longhorne e
strong Impression md will e. head like steamboat ~
tho fret county II the fret strict
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-10

In conneNon with the above development readers
will take for what Is worthand that u than most
OF what Is written from Washington Tor publieatonihc
following of letter the Journal OF Commerce,
at Newlork Wat. fafeiligsReer.
Demands have been made, and are, ht this moment
strongly urged upon the President the conditions on
which he Is 90 be supported for the BY the DeHoe
rGey. lie is required Immediately 10 turn out the present
collector the postmaster and the distinct attorney o, the
city oi New York.
"Ths - o concliate tho New York Democracy, IL
has been represented to- and urged upon the President
that the present ineumbrnts OF those places do not
Themselves promote his popularity and that the failure
Of fAe Neic York Tgler esRg owing their indite.
.
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Mt cAnrrR.s arcoNp AppREss

Tho New York American, Of April 4,h. thus speaks Of
Mr.. Carriers second aud odmirobe address.
"PARTy SLAso-Wo com mend, to special attention. 90
worthy d confederation IN this meridian quite o. much as
In that where issued, the manly sud pungent address
NJ M. MI Carter, the opponent Of Mr. Wise, IN ne
Seventh Congressional District Of Virginia.
To call man "Fedcrais" Is deemed here as there,
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More S,rartIroutiuc.

The Locooco Treasurer of Mississippi has enbezzed
about Sl5O,OOO Of public money and absconded. The
particulars arc detailed below. Locos bear the
of affection for public money that the wolf bears
the lamb
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-10

NJ. Prcf hiss received from the President the appont
Chargcshp. Sardinia is said to be- the pos Yet
appropriation iot OUTFIT and the present incun.
hcni who will BE- ccaed, isentted part OF the present
years stari % it s great job after a.-Alsr. Gas
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-10

Sgnor NAoEL and Mr.. DENrsrER give n farewell Con
cert this evening The bill of fare looks exceedingly tempt
ing, and will more than realize expectations
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-10
AcoulTTAI. on sINGLEToN MERcER.

ACoUlTTAL or SINGLETON MERCER.
The tnal Of young Mercer which, since Monday week
has excited unusual degree ~ interest In this community
brought = close yesterday afternoon At o'clock, when
the Jury returned into Court after having been about hall
an hour, snd rendered verdict of Ac9UIrrAL.
Philadslphia North AmriedH Of Friday.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-10

its ranks. Ia will let them eli the GOVERNMENT
IL the process required successive TERMS rather than mngle
with Them aud propagate the eonagon in the only healthy
poInon OF the body pnlinc.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-10

II. is again before the reader and will again command
their attention.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-10
FAREWELL CONCERT
P CIR A NJ NJ r
BY slGNOR NAGEL AND MIR DEMPsTER

sgnof Nage and Ait DcuP.sr honor
,hen FAREWELL CONCERT win take place vvalsy EssisE
April 10Th at the Exchange Hotel
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-10
DIED.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

Tuesday, the 4th instant MARY LOUISA aged years
youngest child u Edmund w. and Julia Tomrsns
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-10

LACE GOODS.
lust received beautiful assortment
a. Iisle Edging-, all widths
Bohbincu do
Do lnsertings do
Do FOotngs
Wash Blonde Thuu. Iaees
Lace and Nett Wells
Together assortment OF Lace Goods NJ an d.,r
tons which win be sold very CHEAP. at
]. II CUNNINGHAMs
ap Cbeap Cash DRY Coo, s,o,.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-10

The Harrisburg Keystone continues 90 bring forward
proofs Of tic plot between the Executive Of this Sie and
the Pfosdent OF the a.. States. II Is matter in which the
Wmg- only concerned regards the results: aud
which way so, ser the proofs tend, the Wings will profit
There hos been Domgedfic meeting held 30 Harrisburg
lately 90 which the following resolution WIS adopted:
"Rssoiued, That the attempts making TO transfer the
Democratic party " PennJyana from the support II he
well known principles aud landmarks, into the support Of
general administration, without fixed policy, destitute of
principle and ready 20 loan itself u the highest bidder rHE
CONTRACT meets decided dsappr0batun, ne u will the
roprchcnsiDn OF every sound Democrat in the State"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-10

1t be concealed that Captain Tyler s debauch
ing few of the Loco Fccos with the Spoils Isaac Hill
he has bought body soul Press-ivers are shaken in
New York. and the Van Buren, Press in that quariethnt
rather yondbe quarter politicians are concerned
breatht apprehension and alarm. Here TOO IN the neigh
buThood Of Boar Swamp, Henrco county report goes
that the Captain making capital by acquisition Of po
licans In fact, he is setting his traps in all directions aud
batting them with embassies Secretary ships missions con-
sushps, COectorshps Suryeyorshps Rccciyership and
the ten thousand and thousand added 1hat offices
which the Constitution and laws place his disposal To
be sure all these Offices by night the peoples and ought
10 be bestowed with single eye their good prosper-
~ but the captain mas grabbed the whole Of ihcm
most industriously using them buy up Tyer party"
which will in 1914 make hin President again
And let US take this opportunity Of dopping hint 20 ALL
Of every party who inclined 90 turn wiss-nnd t. sell
their principles for gold Never there such chance
for hem The Captain asks questions but care you for
me 2" Your competency ncompe;oncy need not trou.
Die yOu yOur having been here otore Democrat or
Wing Only swear STRONG by Tyler now and show hun
that you bring him some help in 1874 and we will
guarantee you an Office before you GO to Washington!
II j. honorable glDrousy honorable 10 the Wings that
Mr. Tyler has suspended his practices upon them All Of
them who were ycndbic commodities he got some time
lie has purged the party, and thank h.n for it,
What % j. now, is-no seeming 50, but so In reality.
His demonstrations directed against the Demo
cracy and especially the Democracy Of Pennsylvania
We tnugt him 10y instances that manuuyo successfully
for e Presidency candidate make Pcnnsy the
base Of his operations Upon the Porcrs the Cover
and the S,crery Of War; the leaders Of Democracy
On PennsyiynUl, he has operated powerfully 20 make
them his They have gone and carried a large
fragment Of the party with them. The Democratic party
Pennsylvania is thereby hopelessy divacd and distract
ed, and this make. breach which Mr. Clay will enter
Tho a. g. Gazette a7ys.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-10

NEW GOODS.
GlNGHAMS, GLOVES, &C. &c.
EoLAD Ersion Ginghams assorted colours
IL Black and White do
Ladies' Md ard Gloves
Genicmen's Md silk and Berlin do
White Cotton Hose l2gc. Il, zoe CSC and finer
Black do DO, At L. 90 IS, 3il To rs cents
blue do do at L. 20, 25 IL! SO cents
White, Brown and Mkt Cotton Half IIose, assorted
Misses White and Black Cotton Hose
The above goods have be sold very
cheap. n. CUNNINGHAM's
ap 10 Cheap Cash Dry Goods Store
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E.9 FOR RENr-The upper part Of IN. tsnemep, n, ,,.
corner ot and llth nearly opposite the Ranks WILL
Mn as hoatding ous" for which purpose long oce.
pied by Mrs. richardson - N"e 'Ns"'
loft las N ,,,,yu,,,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-10

a VERY CHEAP AND HANDSOME ARTICLE
UST received, ON yesterday, n fresh supply
~ of Ladcsver hNudsome Morocco and KID s,e;
which Will sell ut retail the price Of one dolaT
per PAIR cash ID. BURLINGTON co
apo Mansion H..
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-10

MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
Port OF Hiehmond.
sehr Thomas Monroe, Patterson, North Carolina, lum-
bef
srr Olive SLOT srntbfeId, sundros.
Schr Harriet Ann. Taylor North Carolina, tar
Schr Cupid, Morse, North Carolina, shingles.
Schr Abstract, McKennon, Portland plaster.
Scnr ATcnlamcnd, snow, Boston, sunduos.
Scir James md Samuel, Somer- Egg Harbour, ballast.
Schr John Randolph, Mcrshon, Philadelphia, coal, to
K. Anderson.
schr Amanda, Travis. Baltimore, sundries.
Schr John G. Calhoun Simmons, North Carolina lumber.
SAILED,
Brig Odcou, Nicker-on, Cts Point
Schr Union. Cruwo.l, Philadelphia, tobacco
Schr Oakland, Dunn, Williamsburg sundnes.
MEMORANDA.
PHILADELPHIA, April 5-C.earcd, schrs Emelinc.
Nichols y. Orleans, Joseph lland Driver, Taylor, Rich
moud, Joseph Hand
IVA toll meeting Of the Central Wing Committee j.
earnestly requested the Whg Office, this evening" nj
o'clock. r. r. DANIEL, Chairman.
br Suction Noncc.--rh. Morning We .bal seu uithou
ds'p and Por Wines Brandy Cofdais A. a-o s1nd casks
aplo-n DAVENPORT ALLEN
u ECEIVED THIS Day
~ Ms L'.e Magazine of Janu'ry February and March.
Goiey's Ladies Book. for april
Ladies Musical LibnU. Tor April
s1t-enp'ons received BY a. f. LYONS.
\ HOS, pure winter strained bIcachcd Sperm OIL
- 30 bts refncI Whale Oh
Jus received and Tor sale low fof cash by
". " WOODBRIDGE.
ap10 doors below The Ben
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
FIRST rerHiar pnckefI
10 THE Schr. LAGRANGE. Capt. Crowcll,
80 now oadnr viii take freight a, The very lowest rates
Appy ~ fapt on board ~ Lcscfs wharf %
JNs FISHER 4 son.
api0 u WI RowLErr
Litc .. =. tnfHoun.
vs.. RANDOLPH its received i1 .leLife NJ J. a. Calhoun
- psson condensed history of political from 1911 20
I Isf1. pfcs IS
t Hsrpcr's reprint Family Liiray. vol ], puco g
. IteuIrs Agricultural Chemistry 37i
Bouow'' Bible IN Sia.n sac
IN BBl.S. sweet Malaga Wine, Just received
y ~ and forrale low for cash, by WV WOODBRIDGE,
I nptO d1ors beiow M no1
Joun rs Merchants.
B 4 COS TTHY MERCHANTS. purchasing Boot, shocf
- Trunks &C. of which ey intend n pay cash inv
ed and before 'hey buy elsewhere doubt
They VIII hnd object dJng We shan offer them grea
/ bargains d. bJLLINGfrh A. 90,
ap 10 Mansion House.
WRAPPING PAPER
100 REAMS Wrapping Paper, just recciv.
/ - ~ Cd and Tor ale low BY JAs FISHER son.
apI0
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PROGRAMME.
FART
l. song-pear Land of my birth K..l,
9. Bailad-The Anger. whstsr IoS.r
RAeesunfel superstition prevails Ire,nd tina, when child
, " sleep " talking with Anse.-fOuI,h Superstition OF
J. New Concerto 70, the Violin. by vanwodda consist
ing Of Allegro obrifante, CaniabDc Gmeiosa and
Bondoio performed by N,g.l
T. Scottish Ballad-Tsk your aud eloak abou, We
, New sone--Bhnd Boy ~ A. D. couh ppp.,.t
u hy rsqaesp Grand FANTASIA a Ia PagannL OF Ma.
Sadne eaHans arore celebrated Air. Hope told
hai ring talc) with limitations OF the Flute
,ne ma"iohno introducing American favof-
lie Air. e0a'possd and performed by NsssL
= view sous-im with you again my nnepl.
s",., ny Sy .so's , p Morris. Esq Demp-ter
o. song-A mans man for a that written nv p,
10 Pot fouu for the Violin OF French Italian ,,s
American Music. iniroiuc I'm snen. az m. n
riot Naeel a Ia Psganini aud improsi,a,oo on
an American favoh'e melody, arranged this oc.
:, R,n ,"n ~ -, "s s " ,, -, NsseL
the Hon Mrs. Price BAckwood nou,
prrouryns the feelings Of Irish Peasant pt.v,s. ", @
leaving home calling OF youth under ,hc ,sn
reflection Of having buried his wife and child feelings
oiekcus IS een,-0nly for three s., 70, .,,. a, III.
and at the door in the evening. an no
T1AR AND wooD wARE-Jasi received per .eb, ua,,,.,
Ann Capt Taylor SO bbls N. e. Tar nests Wood Ware,
Tor sale low nom vessel Apply to
ap 10 JAS. FISHER a. SON
f..15 FOR RENT-The upper part Of IN. ,.D.u.,, :, -,
eornero and II,h streets nearly opposite the Rank %
pied by Mrs richardson. e ''su'
az ip-u JAS. ". wICKuAM
SOMETHING EXTRA
w H. nave Just received, from Philadelpbin ,
fresh supply OF Ladies' French Morocco and Xii W,l,i
shoes OF extra quality and finish for very for cash
an 10 ~ -,
Ladies very superior and handsome FRENCH
Morocco md Kid slippers.
FRESH supply OF these beautiful slippers Just re-
u eei'ed and for sale by ID. BURLINGTON a CO
apo Mansion Hon..
a VERY CHEAP AND HANDSOME ARTICLE
UST received, ON yesterday, fresh suppv
OF Ladies 'ey handsome French Morocco sipcfs
winch wewi sell ut retail nj the extreme low price one dollar
pair cash ID. BULIINI.rONk Co
apo Mansion Hon..
Ladies' very handsome French uoroc % nnd n A.,
BusLins and thick sole slIppers
UST opened on yesterday, n supply of these
handsome shoes which attention of IN.
ladies'. u. BURLINGTON co.
piO M,n.on ~.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-10

F1NAR AND wooD wARE-Jusi received Der .ch, Ha,,.
Ann Capt Taylor so bbls- ". e. Tar 100 nests Wo. Wa,
Tor sale low nom vessel Apply to ~
az 10 JAs r,supp . s,>,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-10
SOMETHING EXTR4.

SOMETHING EXTRA
w l. have Just received, from Philadelphia. n
fresh supply OF Ladies' French Morocco anil XII lv.r,
Shoes Of extra quality and finish very low for cash
ap ~, ~
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-10

Ladies' very handsome French uorocc "a mud Il Id
Buskins and thick sole siIppers
UST opened on yesterday, n supply of these
~ handsome shoes the attention of m.
lanes. II. BURLINGTON 4 Co
M.o.o. -.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-10

Ladies' very superior and hniidsonic French
Morocco md Kid slippers.
FRESH supply OF these beautiful superior s,ppc,s I'M,
- eei'ed and for sale by d. BURLINGTON A CO.
apo Mansion H..
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-10

Dissolution Of Copartnership.
TENUE Copartncrship heretofore existing under
IN. .,,ts and firm NJ WET PARKINSON wss this day
dss,ived By mutual consent GO W. WEST
JOSEPH G. PARKINSON.
Richmond Teb'ry qsth iala1 apG-A
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FART 4.
L. song-Dcsr Land of my birth K.i,b,
| = nalad-The Anger. whisper a Iov,t
Abesuufu superstition when
smiles IN ito sleep s talking with Angel.fouh Superstition OF
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RICHMOND DAILY WING.
MONDAY MORNING, APRIL o, Is4s.


Our neutral neghbor Of the Compiler, Friday, affects
TO think that by the elections Of "Wednesday, the Wings
have determined upon general sweep in all City officers
and brings forwerd the Of gentleman (Mr George
X. Myers whom recommends that contingency to Of
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-10

Ngw BOOKS--APrii 7.
III W. RANDOLPH has received for sae-
- System ofPucca Surgery by w Fufaus,on, y " y v.
and Additions by a. w MOTHS W. u
Pcnnsyivaui, Hospital
No , Martin Chuzlewit, BY BoE. price 25eu
3Encyclopedia of Geography. 25cts
1rynR's Rocky Mountains 25ets
Io7psf's Mcrrcacs m CaTtie so cts
I goouers Terdtnrnd Count Fathru %
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-10

% teun IS merchants.
a eos TEHK WEftttI ANTS. purchasing Boot, Sh0cf,
- Tunks &C. fof which tey intend u pay ne cash are nvi
Ted and before they buy fchce d1ub rot
They VIII md object dJns We shan offer thrm great
bargains u. BURLINGTON A. co,
10 Mansion House
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-13

90 CURE FOR INFLUENZA Gentlemen =:
New York June lS43 have been engaged in the
ton business for number cf years salesman and my
arduons Duties incurred by constant OF the lungs
being mucs exposed to continued speaking at the top Of
my voice, together with cold and hoarseness
had rendered almost incapable TO speak above a
whisperoen so bad 10 compel me to stop in the mid
die Of sale had often heard OF your candy, but
had any confidence in it, being advertised article but
curiosity prompted me mako trial Of your Horehound
Candy and Judge Of my SURPRISE that when had used
but six shings worth Off, found my power Of speech
entirely relieved have and fairly have used subse
queny for violent influenza and throatit removed
it. am now firmly convinced of it, and would recon.
mend all my friends, who unfortunate as to be
coughing, to use the candy. and you will be cured.
Respectfully, H. A. PERRY, l5s Chatham S.
To Nessrs Pease Son 40 Division st. 10 Astor House,
ITO and 24s Broadway, sc William st. and 10 Fulton ST.
Agents-2so Greenwich st, 500 Broadway, $50 Bowegy
1873 Bowery 3ss Broadway $40 Broadway n East Broad
way, ls5 Greenwic st. 265 Blocker st, 6s Broadway,
1855 Broadway 2s6 Bowery 755 Broadway 40 Greenwich
St. lOs 9th avenue 80 Hudsoa street, 3l Blocker ST. la
Canal g., Fulton and William SITS, Chambers st, Broad
way, 2lst street 9th Sixth avenue, Ill
sth Avenues Mr. Hays 1879 Fulton st, Brooklyn 1873 do,
do.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-13

THE PRESIDENT AT NBLo's To-NIeHr,-The Pre-
siGent and suite will visit the Garden in the
of the evening. Burton plays in two pieces, fire.
works, national music, &c. constitute a most ex-
cellent bill. Niblo will receive the Chief Magis-
trate of the country in proper style, and expect
to see an immense sssemblagc of the first famllie
of the CITY
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-13

NEW HAMpsHIRE.-The New Hampshire Legsla-
ture convened at Concord on Wednesday the 7th
inst In the Senate, Hon. Titus Brown, OF Francis
town, was elected president; Henry E. Baldwin,
editor OF the Newport Argus, clerk ; and Moody
Currier, one OF the editors OF the Manchester Demo
crat, assistant clerk. In the House, Hon. Samuel
Swazey, of Haverhill, was chosen speaker; Albert
G. Allen, of Concord, clerk, and Lewis Smith, of
Henniker, assistant clerk.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-13

Loss OF TIE WEsron.-The steamer Weston,
Captain Liuleton, was destroyed by fire on Thurs
day, four miles above st. Charles The fire orig-
mated in the hold which contained 800 bales Of
hemp-and il is probable it was occasiOned by spon
taneous combustion. The balance OF the cargo
was composed OF tobacco and wheat. The boat was
new and was insured ar Pittsburgh for $4,000. Her
cabin furniture, papers, NC, were saved. There
landed, with their baggage. Missouri Reporter, 3D.
ST.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-13

ny- JOHN TYLER HURT HIS BIG TOE YES
TERDAY This dro dtul enough, but not 80 dread
full soma people who appeared with the disgust
ing elupons on their face Why will people have any
eruption Disagreement their face or skin1 All
that cake Of the famous Italian Chemical Soap
would give them good healthy clear complexion free
irem bo.choHl Sc This also the bites of insects
mnsqui'oes, &c One cake will generally cure the
case OF eruption, such botches, sarheum, scurvy
heat spots Fan, ersreas, and change dark spotted yell
low or suniurn skin fine clearness II is sold for
cents cake, at the sign Of the American Esgle No. 81
Chatham street, NY.
One OF the most scientific hair restorttves made,
is sold for three shillings bottle the place 1t
akes the hair grow stays it falling scurf dan
druif, and makes light red gray hair grow dark =
AgeDts-In Philadelphia, Zeber, Ledger Buildings in
Boston, 8 State street; ia Brooklyn, 80 Fulton st.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-13

REPEAL MEErING--On Saturday night, atthe Chi
nose Museum, when we entered the saloon, w =.
n. stokes, Esq was delivering powerful speech,
and was responded 10 every lew minutes 10y The
most enthusiastic cheers from the audience. Every
hing went of tremendously. II was a splendid
meeting, and all parties seemed animated win a
proper spirit. The repeal cause is gong ahead de-
cIdedIy.-phu Times.