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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-01
PEYTON JOHNSTON
tsgs-essor 20 Lyon. Johnston n LyeII0
NV HOLEaSALE and retail dcnlcr in Drnrs


window Gs Glass Ware &c which he VIII sell
NuIaegS Mace, Indigo CASTLE soap Cloves
Cinnamon. Cayenne Pepper, Coppens
Rotten Stnne, Pot ami Pearl Ashes. starch
laquOTice Bail IOgwood Saleraius Fig Blue
Alum. Powdered Ginger and Root
White LeAd-dFy and IN oil
Jamaica Ginger, Saltperr
OIL Peppermint. and other
lsnsass Russia Spnng,, soda for washing
Snun-Maecatoy, I.orlaui's, scotch do
Lamp Back. Black Lead StaEghnn'- BTtters
Chalk Sup Carl soda Putty, Ssiditz Powders
soda Powders, Yeast Powders Alcnhnl
Castor OIL IN botils-. Epsor Salts. Flour Sulphur
lax ia bottles, BTm-one- Lueiiar Matches
British Lustre, Olive Oh in baskets aud barrels
Os-winer strained sperm Fan do Linseod foot sp
Turpsnfine.
MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLESSrgieal Instruments IAneets
Evans best Importation and genuine Apote
and Concctoners as Furniture a-ore of al de.r,
tons Nals Bottles Cosk A. Perfnery, Soaps Brushes
Powder 6e Pain dry and ground Oils Window Ga-.
Brushes, CoI1rs, anil Painters Arici-r.
FAMILY AND PATENT aEDIClS Es-Fby.icians and Country
Merchants select Goods from lar- go~I an assortment
b. found any other store Virginia.
{ The prompt attention paid packing ami shipping
ofurf, 10
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-01

Z y the United States Court for the Eastern DiI
n the, Of virginia at Norfolk January isia JASr. P.ST
o. ' own OF Portsouh havng d petition praying that he
may Be declared hankrt that all uUons el.ir,n,
ne eredors Of the sad James X rhn show cause 10 ais
on us ON day 81 February why the sad J.r..
sIe IA u'i BEHALF and that copy Of this published in The
newspapers according and ei,h n.s Of cour ~
A Cory-Iesie,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-01

y ,no Ohpu sthtc- Nourtior tue Eastern Dis.
tret 81 Virginia. Ssfang yoh DsssAst isas, JAMES
LNSSirtS % ths cny ~ Nanssnsfsd hasns mel petition
praying that be hey ~ deehhia akFes cIci that an
Preas calming 10 ~ eseiof-0f aid Izn.r show
sss.s " ihc ep oates OH day of foAnso Why
sahs- lA~<,,sf. shouh Ne .e
seo csnge-- in thai bsa and eopy his ot BE- Pub
hs's intho accodur gsd ard yam h. M
'veLt A copy reze. --r-o 49,,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-01
'l-wllw ----.------ HENRY GIBSON. clrrs.


\ the United States Court iur the Eastern
pIiet OF Virginia, December oIa IsIs JOSEPH T. Ii
HoN OF ths county OF buckingham having perion
praying 'na' ne may be declared bankrupt oorr thai All
lois claiming to be errion OF the sid Joseph T. Lyon
snow cause In IL. court the 3oth January ns, hv
the said Joseph r. Lyon bc declared apkn,p, n,n., ~
S ae' OF Congress IN that behalf and copy Of s order ls
OF court. 4 Copy-1.st,. " - "- -'N' 'N''"
2-Wsw
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-01
WOW HENRY GIBSON. ci.rl.
NLIRGINlA-At Rnles hcIi In lbo ClnrL

" lRGlNlA-At Rules held in the Clerks
ohee u the Superior ChanccD for the Richmond
Circuit the 9Th day Of December, 1912
Ewin s"ltnn executor Il Ann Poster and administrator Dc 10
ms non Of Peter Foster deceased William D. Wren Sergeant the
Cy Of Richmond and Committee Of John sonh
al deceased Thomas Underwood and Elizabeth wife ami Jas
Is. Son'iah' Puf..
against
Chare Cuts and Lucy wife Nicholas vanl1ani aud Martha
his wife, Edward Mayo and other Dcrts
The defendants above named entered their
anFVen security according Assembly and The rule. n
tins court ana tapprsrng by satisfactory they are not
Inhabitants d" this Commonwealth Il that the said
eanis do N, hr Ru be- he'll March
next and answer the bills of the plaintiffs copy
order b. forthwith per published in t ety Of
Richmond for two months posted front
Of the Capitol IN the aid city. 4 Copy-Tc~e,
D. 10 ewgw WA. q. SANDS a..
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-01
BEAUTIFUL BOOTS.

UINU TIT UU DUUID1
ENrLTMBNT superior Frrneh Can Dress Boots Manufic
- tufcd hy Mies Son N Phiafepha, very trKs md
beautiful afoeuf 81 me- above spodd sispes
~ broad ant heels and also broad botios
Ny Oh fen AMI ne public afae. Informed that u VIII 10
pleasure sO thefn NY large AMI wc scec
"a fi0ck q 6ne ros which pond ~ quality and heauty
equal any Recoicct my door above Hubbard
Gardner square recently occupied ~
opposis ule Ruins Of De Eagle Hotel
IA ~ sAMiiEL PUrNRY.
(tHEWINg rOHACIO-rrornt lio Manufactures Of ~
~ mutd Brown and iangiyone 4 Arnisiead for ale by
RS w. ~ HARRIaON.
(tOUGH LOZEvGEs.--jus, prepared, suppy Of Cough
~ Lounges much called fof lat WiHfef-fof ar ~
ogs SAMUEL y DOVE.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-01
III :
Nui. Spears
A..


VIM Spears rhnua
Against
Jane. H. Spear Thomas A. Spar. executors OF John Spears
Jseased aud m their right also. Susan Spears
IN. WIFE fonery sally Span. VIM g. Poiy h- Wife
tsmsrly Folly sYcsT HsassT Chsalan Martha h. wife
hcl Martha Spears Tho-. Nancy his WIFE fnnn,t
Nancy Spears fetet e. Elicit and formerly
s'n Snf~ Caroline Srcars, John s-1 Dcppa
rSuy H. hit vie, Walton and Eisabsih wife John w
Cheaihan VIM rure, Euui fufc. Gates and Hannah
H. VILE Thomas Puric Aaon rur, Lockcu and Ma,
INN his Wife Judith runi James H. Pre. Sally and sary
r"ns-ue iou' A BY 'aH'"- H. spears their guardian
This dy the plaintiff by fled his bin and the d.
ieOaht- Edward Goce aRl sally his
his wife Nm Puriie and ElnuDI
the r. M thus Court and apcanng cnce that
N dr si Inhabitants o this county; the said
detendans do appear here the ay March Term
AMI answvr the ban OF the phiunn and that copy b.
mend for two months successfully AMI posted iron, door of
hls-wsw r.roINDExrER Clerk
NlRGiNIA-ln Chancery.-At Rules held IN
the CLERKS Office Of the Circuit Superior Law AMI
Canesry TOT iNrlsa county Monday January the I'd
apet'" "shhs Plaintiff,
Edwin T. Watkins Martha Johnson administrator, and David
Johnson administrator Of Thomas Johnson. deceased
Defendants
The defendant Edwin = Watkins havin- entered his ansa
anee and gwen security according Law, rules OF this
Court and aPFeag b. satisfactory evidence that he IL not an
nLibtaut OF this state;
II Is oIery that the sahl defendant Edwin Watkins do an
's day OF c Term Court and answer tl,c main
tits bib and that tins IN som.
newspaper pbsheiu city Richmond for two months sue
eesvey and posted at the front door OF the this
county ON some court Day
Copy-Teste,
"a sI-w9w JOHN HUNTER. 4. O.
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JAMES 4. PATTESON,
& % IN is-ion mercIia
sfosE. = sALE,
I'm BACKS Marshall" SALT
OOU 100 bag Laguira Coffee, prime
100 Do n. Domingo So
70 hhi-. Surars
- barrels 40 . firrrnrs
% boxes Sgeun rsIsiirs, frt quality
? bbls. besi Winter .Fra nel sperm Oh
csfolns Caracas 7. Indigo
hfd-. Blcon Spss
bales Louisiana Black Moss
5000 bs spring in" Cotton Vans
~ tass 81 Battling
rs bags Feathers
packs Deer Skins
AIaD.
20 ohs "Burnett, IIougbton q co. wines, rt ,
~" w. 80 f,pDJon Fanicuiaf Mad.ra
n o. ~ ana sunerof Serial
2 30 D. Do do
do Do do d. Grape Juice
! do eass vrry ~ superior Green Mabnssy Nsfa
IN n direct importation and 1iire. CIV
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-01

\ the United States Court for the Eastern Dis
- triet of Virginia January 9TH i5I3 ELIJAH JOHNSON
the County u Campbell having hld petition praying
may be declared bankrupt II l. ordered that al perons
ing 70 be creditors n the mid Elijah Johnson show
Court on t" Ism day February why the said Elijah
be not declared bankrupt pursuant The OF Congress
behalf and hlt ooy Of this order h published he ncw.pa
Icts according 10 tbs s2d and 2ith rules Of Court.
Copy-Tcee
n ig-w5w HENRY GIBSON Crsrt
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-01
IN Rl-NIRGINrA-At n Cour
IL hl oT the county on Thursday ta s7lh day OF

IWGTNIA.--At CONTt
tobcr. 1919: -
John oliver EIEaSeh C. Ia. WIFE formerly Elizabeth G.
Cousins -ni Ra''vname johnson wife former
~ Mari. I. COUSINS, prttr.
against
Robert cousins and AN Mann his wife formerly
sa"ia T. Cousins IN their night and Mann
OK or hAlLahet 'nusins- Dens
hsday came the plaintiff by their Attorney died their bill
ana inc defendant Robert Cousins having appear
anee and gwen eur according act Assembly and the
"s OF is Court au appearing satisfactory evidence
= MOI an nao1ni NJ this country. ia Ordered
rrdant do appear here the hrst anal
answer he hI Of the plaintiffs aRi that copy
forthwith infesd in some newspaper published in city
inont OF ;o"n Of Petersburg csh; sicccsyc and
posted al III" from, door Of the Count hous county
Copy-Tesic,
Dc % WOW. THO N MOORE m q +. a. ~
In CEaASCEszS-vmsSIA.- rules held in the Cl.rs,
- ocs Of the Citeu Superior Couu Chancery o
the county Of We;noclnl January
Anen d. Reade, William Robert r Rcade and Richard
Douglass and Frances \. his wife Fanees A. Rsade
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-01

On reading the petition aforesaid ordered notice there
Of BE- given the said Beverly Sydnor personally
copy thereof If he lie found leaving
copy thereof AZ i- known usual place NJ residence
et al least twenty days before 18th day cIt when
hearing viii be had the sad petition States
Court Room ID" C Of Richmond the District And
a' tai notice thereof be published the newspapers according
70 The s and 2'i Rus OF Court that all persons
may appear a the said and place cause any they
have why the sad petition str'uki not be granted
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-01
OVER SHOES.

BLACKSMITH TOOLS.
Hl ICHARDS GARDNER Offer ut preesr 90 suit the
y times vcry superior Anvs Wees Smith Bel
lows ssdrc Hammers, screw Plates and Tool. eyer d.
cnpton Farmers and others u the Eos II the,
wish find bargains viii eau ofthe street sies
60 ni .z
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-01

D y the United States Court for tine Eastern Dis
uict NJ Virginia, goth January. 1919 JOHN - CUNNING
HAM individually, and partner Of The Cunning
ham Of he CITY u Richmond having fled petition praying that
he may be declared bankrupt orntred That al claim
ng % BE- cdorsof The aid John Cunningham Dcpns
nnaanFow cause 10 the court the 18th day Of March
Why the fad John A. Cunningham he declared bankrupt puf
sant 70 ug se q Congress ihlbshaf and that copy of s
order - Published In M newspaper according e2d md 2i
fu.ss ~ Govt copy--Tcstc
IN R--Wjw HENRY GIBSON. CTk.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-01
nrNnY eInsoN. a..

y the United States Court for the Eastern Dis.
ue o. vrruii. Norfolk January 2Ir. lsG3: CHARLES
hJ'liLS " TOE Town n Gofp0u, having Died petition
praying lint be- may lc declared bankrupt II ordered
persons claiming be- eres u the MD Cbshcs hughes show
canse y h coun The ~ day o. March Why The aj
,ha1ce Hughes should De declared BANKRUPT pursuant
hc Act II Conge ia that behalf and lt copy Of s order ~
brhed In DE ncwspaers according The ga and 2h rules Of
Couu. a eoqy-lTerr.
j. 2s-w5w A. A. CONDERV. CLERK
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-01

WA1ER-PRuOf sHOEs,-Gcnusipsns water pfoof Shoe
fnanUfaeuHiby Miles Eon, n Philadelphia The sub
sfcf ha NV 10 store yey w obese oslsbed Shoes
sr a b. cheapest Fhoc for
the winter Genrnen In uan invited mi udgc Tor
thrfnsriver SAMUEL PuTNEY,
Do ~ One door abovc ifahlrsrd. Gardner A Co.
oAF sCGAR-i8 boxes suaH io1vcs prime qi1ty. huiua
- md TO- ME nv A. % UtVHSPORT A. ALLEN
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-01
VIRGlNIA-Iy CmAxcrpY.-Ai rules hol,

" IRGlNlA-lN CnASCERY.-At rules held
in the Cerk- Oeo of the County Cumberland on
Monday, The 7th DAY Of November, lst2
John A. Caldwell Plaintiff.
against
Thomas srkcy Joseph starkcy, Robert sskey Pamela
ey sally sarscy, MARY sarcy Pitsey starkey William srcy
John Daniel aud Acn WILSON Sheriff u Cumberland county
A. such administrator of William Sarkcy, decd Dcns.
Tho Defendant William siafkey, having entered his APPEAR
anee aud according Assembly and
q This Court and appearing By satisfactorily evidence that be-
NJ; an innbant ofun County H. ordered that o md
dln DO appear bose the day u February COu
The amended bill Of uu pinuun. aud that copy n this
be forthwith ftol newspaper published tie
Richmond o two months succeiyey and posted The front no
ofuo Court house Of county
A copy--Tcre.
~ n woonsoN ID G.
q RFgEo 0m.A brge suppy Of Tip.-sd OFT received and
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-01
UMBRELLAS, UMBRELLAS.

DTTON UMBRELLAS AZ Is M. al ETC., a. las 50 and g.
- Sik Umbrellas al -1rta and qualities
ALSO,
goi Nsuno Lambs wool SHIRTS and Drawers
iatsbs wool aod MsrnJ Hoo and J Hoe
Buck, Beaver. Ed and Wool~r Girvrs
tn, ave good offered fp tery cbear fr cash a.
J. p. Ct'NNTGGaANs
de5 Cl,sap Cash mr., Ges5 sto,, Mar s,,,,,
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-05-06
Head lfia

Head Mingo of the Chocta,cS east Of the NisSis
siPpi, IN reply 10 the Agent Of the UnHet
States.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-05-06
Revolutionary Eero--A Fact.

The Fourth Of July 1888, was ceebra led in
the usual manner, with civil and military re joc-
5ings, IN one OF the most considerable towns ia
eastern Pennsy Irnuia. In the evening OF he da y
a public festival was held within n beautiful grove
at the suburbs Of the town The committee OF
arrangements, by request Of the orator, appoint
ed for The occasion, Nit collec ed all the rev.
oIutIonary veterans they could find within the
compass OF several miles. and arranged them with
fine effect either side of the char of the Pres
tdent. Every thing went off charmingly-th
dinner was exceileat-tbe wine was delicious
the music was soul checriug-and The i0asis pa,
trotlc. Afte- the Declaration Of Independence
was read, Mr.. B rose and addressed the NEE,
Tug IN Il strain ct eioqnence which called forth
heartfelt and rapturous bursts of applause. He
dwelt pa heticaly tho hnrdships and prlvations
OF that httle bhnd of heroes who fought by the
side of our beloved Washington, through tina {.
memorable struggle which ended ia the glorious
achievement Of our Liberties. In The midst of his
discourse, he turned ronud to the old veterans
whose moistened eyes show ed how tho chord tna t
awoke in their recolIecfions touched, and sud.
denly questioned silver headed septuaC ennrian
'What battle have sou fought IN, my old friend
won't you tell us?n
Il crossed the BrandvjSinn with Wnshnntna,
Lord Cornwallis'
'sAnd you?'' continued the orator.
81 was at Saratoga; and tell you it done our
hearts good 10 see the red coats march by US
with farled banners and reversed arms-fine look
ing fellows they were too,''
.'And you?"
IL was with General Greene through all his
southern campaign; and fought with hum III ey-
cry battle"
"Aud you, where were your laureis WOMB
"On the sea- answered the old weather beat.
en- tar. 81 was with Barry when he taught the
proud Brlttons that we were as invinclbIo the
ocean as the land"
The cheering was tremendous.
Tho orator went on. "Aud you tell us where
your honored garlands earned? speak old
father, upon what field OF blood did you behold
victory perched upon your flag
"Under Washington, gallant soldier under
Washing ton1'
"Oh. yaw, wash oonder Washington, also ven
We sooreuderad-n
"Sufrendered! what do YOU mean my old hero?
surreudered?'
IVY, va, mynheer.to be sure We soorendcred to
Shenderal Washington; vas ono of de Hessiansi"
Imagine, reader, the surprise of the audience.
the momentary suspense, and deatening roar of
laughter, and paudlts that followed.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-05-06

The restoration 10 It's ancient policy, which the
nation had decreed, and from which alone the re-
turn IT prosperity vas expected, has never taken
place. Why, Is familiar 10 all Death cat I'll
he appointed instrument Of ;his Reform, when he
had jIs iiy I'd long enough to confirm the nations
conf 5eace and give assurance q. the faithful FIJI
iiiimeut Of the nations hopes. How bitter the
disappointment; Of those hopes--how fatal 70 his
coaD:ry--hgw suicidal t. Alrnseif-the betray al
of a like confidence by hIm, whose conscience.
sleeping while is revelations might have hinder
ed prelerment, woke (place and emolument once
secure) only contound his friends IN the midst
Of victory, and give u his enemies in the
moment Of defeat farbear to discuss.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-05-06
A BEiTTIFTL SpEEtH II,

The Na:chez Free Trader contains report Of
a speech Of Col. Cobb, the celebrated half bred
chief Of the Choctaws, made IN reply to j J.
McRle, Esq. the agent for enrolling and emigra~
ting the Indians 10 the ives, of the Mississippi
who had made speech 10 the Indians, about Que
thousand III number, assembled al Hopahka, in
forming them that .'their council fires could no
moro be kIndled here" that Their warriors can
have field for their glory, nd tina; their spirits
viii decay wlfhtn them; ana that il they should
take the hand Of their great father the Presi-
deaf, which now Offered to them 10 lead them
to their western homes, then Will their hopes be
higher their desianles brighter
The Natchez Courier appropriately says of
this bit OF eioquence tnat, FOR comprehe nsivoness
and brevity, for beauty Of dlction and force, for
affecting sublimity and proprieiy of sentiment,
We have never seen any production 10 exceed il,
We Putsh it a composition worthy TO be pre-
served.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-05-06
TN Il ALI DIT VI.
is PRINTED sND PUBLISHED ~ SLY SATURDAY, Er
ID. p. HoLLo SAT & Il. w. DAVIS.
At the Southeast corner 81 Main and Front streets
Richmond. HaLae county, Taiiana.
Terms of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. DoLL.a ver .aoare

Terms of Acknowledgements Dollar per square foi
three Insertions. ahI f@ENTN Five CENrs adj
tItonal insertonfEN LINES, the space occupied ~
2o0 ems, IS counted square nothing les
square, al over square, aui less than and
half to be coua;ed SPARE Gaf ha.-Per square
three montAs THREE DuLLAEs for oIA DoL-
LARS, or Tan DoLLARs per anhumi Two squares FIFTEEN
DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTs per anldm; three squares
Twenty DOLLARS per annum. Merchants Druggists.
and Others. advertising by the year, VIII he charged
column OF 4e0o ms, bOea per aanum for
of a column. $4,000; for hall column, $500;
quarter of column, 25,GuA deduction of20 per
VIII be made Advertisements longer fhan quarter
column, inserted by the hall year year. and
altered. Chance notices and petitions too divorces.
be paid invariably IN advance A3ycrgisone com
from abroad, be ompacd with the cash. ialess
ordered Tor publication by brother publisher
~ b. No advertisement viii be discontinued until
paid for. unless the option the previous
engagement between the publisher and the advertiser
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-05-06
I rom Inc INIleI @tates IaZette4
GREAT FIRE AT NEWBERN n. c.
Anil Is ISi3.


J. r. Chandler, dear Sr-Whe | write de-
sructiye fire IS still raging IN this place. At
least one hundred buildings have been destroyed,
and i, is uot yet over, though strong hopes are
entertained that but litl!a more damage viii be
done. Many have lost ali that they possessed
some who far adTanccd IN age, auI owned a
Iiue property, have by this visitation been bcreft
OF home and every prospect Of comfort.
The fire originated IN Of the saw mills be-
longing to John Blackwell, Esq entefprlztuz
aud worthy citizen, man who would be an hon
or 10 any city town in the Union. His loss has
been heavy, bat he has not lost all. In behalf
f those who have, would appeal to the gener-
ous sYmpahies Of the citizens Of Philadelphia,
who have never yet closed their hands when an
appeal made.
], though unfortunate IN many cases, not
among tho sufferers, but having witnessed the
distress which at this moment pervades the town
of Newbern. Yours, respectfully,
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-05-06

An UGLY CUsToNEE,-' Don't pat on Extras
"A wager made few days since on board
steamboat, between couple of j kers, Of
whom, pointing 80 an extremely ugg man, bet q
bottle of wIue that ugier customer could not
be produced. The other, " no had seen one Of the
Gremen he passed on board The hoat-a man
whose face screwed out Of all shape-at once
took up the bet and started down stairs for his
man. The joker had an mpedlmenti IN his speech,
bat he nevertheless soon made known his busi-
TO the fireman, and obtained his consent to
show himself to decide the wager. When inside
the social hail. the ugly man whose nose was on
side of his face and his eyes on the other
began TO screw and work them about 10 give his
face greater degree of ugliness. IS top
sad his hacker, "D-o-n't put on n. no extras
St'st and jest the Lord made you--you can't
be bedt!' The other Acknowledged that he had
lost, and paid the wager.-N. o. Picayuae.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-05-06

A fight befarCea ttro G1rernors.-Governor Nc.
Doweii Of Virginia. and Governor Thomas Ct
Maryland, having met at Staunt5n. Virginia, a
few days since, got in fight. and had not per.
sons present separated them, il is probable they
would have fought as long the Kilkenny cats
They both left Stannton foE Lexington, where ii
y supposed they Is II again meet. Governor Me
Dawell is the f4'hrr in Law uf Governor Thomas
and the unkird feeling existing between ihem A.
rises from the separation which occurred between
Governor Thomas aud his wis.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-05-06

Illinois and Michigan Canal--Nr. OAKLEY
Commissioner the part Of the State of lIlInoi:
to make a new loan for The Michigan and Illinois
Canal. passed up the rlver yesterday. on his way
to England. lie VIII embark IN the first pa cke 1
i'here strong hopes tho money may be OBJ
tained. The work Is Of acknowledged utilitv a nd
the State has passed new law. creating a Trust
Fund, which Is supposed viii afford the most am
pie security for The new creditors.
The law provides for three Trustees, one ap-
pointed By The State, aud the others by the cred.
:tors. In these Trustees to be vested the
following securities
lst The canal and its revenues.
21 The large amount Of lands granted for FIVE
miles, on each side Of the work for lis c5nstruc.
tion. by the government.
Sd. The Water Power and very valuable town
sites reserved by the Safe.
About two thirds the cost Of Tho canal has been
expended, and 1t is though; the Bond holders will
advance the residue on security ample.
gCin. Chronicle
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-16
Pork trade OF the West

This business is carried on extent this year. not
snrPsss by any prev The late important
covey OF burning ard has caused an Increased sot,
among the producers oil The material IL is estimate.
that good sized hog will produce 81 lbs of lard The
number ot hogs slaughtered in Cincinnati, up to this
date for this about 244 090 which would yield
1900 600 lbs lard which ut cents the posnd amounts
TO the large sum of 500 600; which value is greatly
after the article has passed through the hands Of
the manufacturers.
The demand for this article must necessarily increase
immensely, as its use is not confined merely giving
light but manufacturers and machnsts prefer II to any
thing else for their purposes.
Orders have already reached the OF this
article to contract for large supplies annually and IN in
creased demand must make the production more extensive
and profitable
Connected as the production of lard and the raising
pork is, II follows that the value of the former in.
creases the latter can be sold at lees price than formerly
and sufficiently remunerate The producer
According to the late census the four States of Ohio
kentucky, Indiana and Illinois, contain nearly eight mil
lions OF swine all OF which be atened a an
oion cent pound The weight of hogs throug out the
western country has averaged for several years past
about 900 pounds consequently the value of every head
at one cent pound for pork and five for lard will be
20 90 making the total valus in the above four states
alone nearly S4S,oooooo. This large il the first