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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-29
LAND SALE in HANOVER.

PURSUANT to a decreetal order of the
y Circuit Superior Count Of Chanrery, held
County n Hanover 18th day Of April siJ The under
signed Special Commissioner that purpoe named. viii sell
The oh Church the 3rd day Of June being
day olc the fair day thereafter Sundays excepted by Public
Auction 20 the highest bdo rct n IS Acres of unimpoved
Land ~ good texture well Wood lying adjoining
The premises Of ~ NJ. &. Tonn, Esq, and Road
from the old Church Hanover Town The said Land belongs
10 The heirs William Wicker and will be soh
credit of ~ months for an ri purchase money
much thereof cash. viii defay and charges
by obtaining and executing said purchaser gvnr
bond with approved security for credit payment
be retained until he payments made. WIN. ~. CURTIS
ma cpsstof
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-29
SALE OF LOTS ON THE BASIN.

pY virtue of n Deed Of Trust, made on the
- tth May 1872 and record IN The Once n the Hastings
The City Richmond shall on THURSDAY the sth o
June next ~ o'clock p. NJ the premises proceed sell
public suctn three North side of the between
street and the BASIN parts o the lot numbered f26 plan
the city.
O. ~ JOHNSON, Trustee.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-29

HOYT d cos PRIZE OFFICE,
Under tIIe Exchange.
Walk up and si7jOO n fIoy & To-day Louery
draws Ban ~ Exchange hotel Tickets S.
shares In prOpOriOn-to be had Of HOYT 60,
~ Under Exchange.
ATTENTIONS
NJ stock ~ Eartbenwarr Glass Lamps and Looking
w Glasses very complete. my prices
fl 10 please. Every thing department
md respectfully a sil may
JANIS EVANS,
80 China and Gins Merchant. Main r.
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british PARLIAMENT.

fss for hs conduct during hs lot, special MssiOH 10
he Uaifsd Sfsfss
~ THg H0USE oF COMMONS, Mae ), isIa
THE ASHBURroN TREATY.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-29

NOTICE!
10 WIN. L.. Pcarcc, N non-rcsidcnt of the STATE.
iR: Take notice that shall proceed ON SA
-, go, ne sa,h day OF June sI3 Clerks oc. Of
c .ouh 'our OF Charles City, between hour, IN ,sS
a. ~ and O'Clock p NJ to take the deposition OF Leon "
walden to be read In evidence n cause now deneriI. w.
superior Court Of Chaneey Richmond Crn, IN The
pn aud you and the James Rves Kanawha Comronr anu
taken OF concluded said 9Th taking thereof VIII
unued from day to day. at the place between The I'M
hours, Till concluded. NN' "'e samc
ma i-dSe3tawtsIJune ID q ,..
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A CARD!
t"uys 1898.
10 those IN rant Of bargains in Nep and Fc
Shionable DRY GOODS, ofsuperior oua,tv.
IL AT WHOLESALE OR RETAIL, p,


To those IN rant of bargains in Ne,r and r.,
m'onaofe DRl GOODS, ofsuperior quality,
u AT WHOLESALE OR RETAIL! IN
GROUCH, BROOKS & HUDSON have inst
- received their SECOND SUPPLY OF STAPLE Ann
FANNY DIV GOODS hs purchased wuhin the last len
many al prices hor NAaf srr B,for, b ~
- is eoaHi and they establishing reputation
those who favor They earnestly sr,, A.,
examination OF their stock by OF DRY Goods believing
e7Had by the city they determined and MIDI,
Hs'res to sen CHEAP FOR CASH any regular house in
virginia The following list now on
hand, ~ ~
HLEAcHED AND BROWN DoMEsTCs, DRILLINGs AND
COTTON oZNABURGs.
$50 bales and embracing approved styles from ,
Nohern and Virginia aeiories-ail widths from %
featured
ENGLISH FRENCH SWISS nd AMERICAN PRINTs-iQOo
pieces upwards Of $4,000 yards embracing styles
at g. g. o. 10, ~ and 10 cents, and
SILK GOODS
No Black Gro de Rhnes and Mateon silks
very heavy quality, from 25 inches wide
Superior plain ribbed and Bsne Black Silks 81
Rich omb stripes PLAID figured and change r. de So and Gsce
Striped figured whtc sains
Rich printed Balconies Musns Fouani Silks and print
ell Chuznns-new patterns
Black and white silk losep-par unusually Aoa,y
Rich neck, and bonnet Ribbons
Superior wled and plain silk Handkerchief gentlemen
assortment and many patterns
Plain Nestings Silk SergeS Sewing Silks
Embroidered silks Cardinals, SILK Nets Frinses do.
Bombaznes Black Che Alpaeha Lure and Parameta Cloths
for mourning.
LACE GOODS
I.e and Thread Laces Inscrtings and Edgings
Maltese and other style white and black Ne CaPes
Wells and Carinals-al styles
CLOTHS, CAssIMEREs AND GAMBRooNs
Superior French Cloths and single mill Cassnees for
Medium and low price blue black dab and invisible green
slk warp CashnaeL very fine quality
Gambroons from 3Oc to 81 - per yard.
LINENS.
Superior unesscd Irish Linens Barney yards
Diapers and Damaks Linen Dnngs and Linen Lawns Hueka
backs &C. &c ma 30
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LAND FOR SALE.

M Tract ut Land, in Chesterfield County,
L'A within two miles o Manchester 600 Acres
heretofore advertised sn for Sale earnestly solicit persons
wishing 70 purchase Fafm vicinity Of Richmond can and
view The premises shall be- absent about months trip 10
The State NJ Missouri absence. my Dr. VIM w. Es and
myson 30 law j. Patterson viii be authorized 70 make ale
ma 21-9awt,v WILLIAM ELLIS.
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NOVICE TO JOURNEYMEN HATTERS.


0n GOOD Journcymon at the above business
~ viii find constant employ and liberal n the domestic
Hat hanuacioy Cauak Warren County, Georgia. Apply 70
ma 10-H v A. CRANDALL.
DISSOLUTION
E COparnersp recently formed between Jackson Allen BE-
y dissolved The business will be conducted BY
ma 90 Paw w. JoCRsAN.
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NOTICE!

'I'HE annual meeting of the Stockhol,lers q,
the Richmond Fredericksburg and Potomac Ran RI . -
DC held O'Clock n the oftl
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-29
JAMES RIVER LAND FOR SALE.

bDlNE Notwithstanding from sehr Eliza. in Dock
ma 20 LEWIS XyERR
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-19

THE PRIVATE TREATISE-Ths little book itself is
designed for those who require speedy and private cure
infectious complaints and in which the best and
most treatment in plain and faithful The
price ST. The present advertisement however 70 stats
that author published the most interesting chapter
that the which render these complaints obstinate
aud ngerugn the form of single ief which ne supplies
free of pense wishing HIS Tor doing
this given in the letter self and in thus aso will be seen
why many persons suffer from month TO month with
complaint which affect the mnd as well as func
Of the body and which easily and stsedy cured
when is explained.
But lest should be supposed that the letter here Inferred 70
processes really the author begs state
beside his long experience he has testimonial letters or
the subject Of his integrity aud skill from the most EN- nent
physicians Europe the America, 81
Ashley Cooper TO pr Mott Of New York. DR.: Physek Of
Philadelphia and Others and also that he permitted TO ref
TO almost every physician Of eninence in the CITY,
DR.. Ralph would also further that he consulted
diseases OF this his residence No. SO
oh street. any hour and those who honor him with Their
confidence complicated OF disease, will
be surprised the and quicness with which, general
they will obtain NIL im'r
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-19
DOCTOR YOURSELF
PRIVATELY

DR GREGORY may be consulted confdenaly all hours
street. pear Broadway lie has been very successful in th
treatment thoae half cued which always prove so
porant considerso which has overlooked is tn,
ada ting Of remedies the convenience OF PATIENTS who gene
rally desire TO obtain cure speedily and privately as possa
knowing that many people have desire for information ur
on subjects Of i'm oortance especially when they deeply
ted has Dr. Gregory lately pobshed the fourth edition Of
treatise contains engraytgss much improved
and arged aud embraces subjects OF interest aud
toms OF disease not before alluded to
The various forms Of bodily and mental weakness. ncapaciy
srs itSiy ieineatsd and the best practical method Of OBJ
tanning sound health WORK plainly and ADAPT
W of whatever age or That portion OF the work
treating upon impotence barren and certain
mtoual debility" will be found both useful aud interesting
TO all classest friendly yet silent monitor, where sensual
or sexual debility mas a a%s an ua osy I menus of
Others are deceived by the outward physical
the attenuation the frame psptsion Of the heart derange
ment the nervous system cough ndgesuon and tra on
Wrong causes when ia rea they are he consequences of
allurn and psmcous practice, alike destructive to the mind
The bapter on structure worthy Of particular attention
and should read by The authors method Of treat
ing tbs COMPLAINT a Generally only ver short time in
lis accomplishment. DR. O. will warrant TO cure every case
that he undertakes and GSsanee re sane 70 pe
su Ss ppce Of the book above alluded to is 50 cents and
his private residence, Barclay street the Park aud also
e oI2yng sg,nGies ys ,sp aEs drug stores va
No. 70 Fulton 81, cor % Gold q:
10. z E.ss Broadway Sv, 4, g., s@;; o. Mark''''
No 80 Fulton Il. cot Of " ater IT
No. lis Delaney 81 cot OF sahoka
Nc. s. Bo~sfy, COT 81 Walker st
Both corusgs Of Broadway aad Chambers street
choose 70 70 ordsS it,, viii also Be sent BY mail receipt Of
ons dolar Addressed 10 boz ST. no lm"r
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Price Two Cents.
Jack son
Correspondence OF the Heraldl
JACKSON, Miss, Nov. 4th, lS43.
STATE of Politics IA, AT;ss,.,,,,,,,

State Of Politics IN Mississippi.
DEAR SIR +
Our Legislature meets on the first of January
The election takes place on Monday, and great will
be the struggle between honesty and reputation.
Bond and anti-bond will be the watchword Both
parties very sanguine Of their candidates in the
field for Goyernor-Brown, antl-bond, democrat;
Williams, bond, democrat and Clayton, bond, wing
The wings have no candidate for Congress, but the
bonds and anti-bonds have several in the field. We
eXpectvery exciting times here next week For other
State officers than Governor, the wings and demo-
Gratis only have candidates Strenuous efforts are
making to put down the monster reputation, that
hangs over the escutchcon of this State like an in
cubus, which has become blackened and coroded
by the vile and loahsome odor of reputation
The dreadful mlasma must be destroyed or its
baneiul influences will for ever prevail in the land
productive OF more evil than the pestilence which
once devastated and laid waste the city OF London
The cause OF the wings running candidates
for Congress, ~ owing TO the States not having
been Distracted, believing that the noncompliance
with the claw OF the land" declared by Con-
gress, will exclude the members from their seats,
should any be elected.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-19
CHEAP CASH TAILORING ESTABLISH
MENT

1901 PEARL STREET, LATE 1903 BEEKMAN:'
THE Subscriber well known for the cheapness and durab
of his work. desires inform his and the pub
c that he is to suit the economical tendency Of IN.
times making the best quality at reduction
Of twenty from former prices and less believed by
twenty than OF the quality made by
the cheap houses in this city.
In order that gentlemen understand what is meant by
cheapness the following bill prices submitted their
sdeaton with that the goods shall be Of the first
quality, and the III unexcepionable.
Superior West Of England Cloth Coats .'..$l2 to 6
Pants of black or fancy double med cass.. to
Vests Of silk, ~, to 4
Making and trimming in the best style, the following
prices
Pants and Vests. 49,. Ia to Ia
All orders executed with runctuality and dispatch.
Superior Beaver Oyercolts from SIC to $50
o25 im-r JOHN MOfFAT.
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PATENT ELASTIC
SH LDER b ACE

J,IIE SUBSCRIBERS Offer with full confidence In its
L utility and usefulness the above named article. This
article intended brace the support the back and
sxpsnd the chest giving graceful outline the figure and
will found Indispensable to persons OF sesntary habits
Parents guardians particularly requested TO examine this
will be found requisite quality for
which il is recommended namelyt9 brace the SHOULDERS Of
children and Others who have acquired the habit Of STOPPING
and retain their form upright position They can be
with yerect ease being formed with elastic back and will
he Connd Of no npediment the free Of the The
subscrber also offer their celebrated Elastic Spns Russia
Riding Be The above articles Manufactured under the
nmeate inspection Of Mr. Paes who has been engaged in
business for last sixteen aud may be depended
superior 10 any article eer offered for the pose.
PAnSELLS AGATE,
237 Broadway corner OF Park Place
B.Lads. vii Be- SPgsd fsd ~, sy calling :, the
between Hubert and LaGhs strseh o.. loA 2mvm
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Philadelphia.
Correspondence of the Herald)
PmLADELpHIA, Nov. II, IS43.
Moaied Monopoltes.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT, ESQ

JAMES GORDON BENNETT, ESQ
DEAR SIR
As one of the conservators of the public veal
possessing more courage and efficiency than most
of your contemporaries, your attention is invited TO
the election for Directors of the County Banks, to
be held in Philadelphia next Monday. From pre-.
sent indicatons,we expect to be called upon to fur.
nsh you with high-handed usurpatons, and the ex-
erclse of corporate authorities in direct violation
and contempt OF law; the bare recital of which,
will startle even those who have so recently suffer.
ed most from such abuse
One of the County Banks, in particular, for
twelve months past, has been transacting business
at the peril of ts charter, and of course TO the pre-
udlce of the interests of the stockholders and there
is every prospect of attempt exercise the same
illegal power, combining in spirit and in fact the
"boldest triumph of injustice" with the utmost
contempt of law. Yours,
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TO TAILORS

CTINEMETS'S new and complete system of cutting
of every description, with the utmost confidence
offered the trade being the practical and useful work
Of the kind Def published The book which Is by
6 inches contains elegant diagrams of the kinds OF
garments with plain ample instructions for cutting the
same and in yle which be surpassed t has already
gained the appreciation of the talented Of the profession
andc fail giving entire satisfaction TO all who use
The work be forwarded any part OF The United states
- Inns m
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GENT EMEN'S OUTFIT TING GOODS.
JOHN M. DAVIES IL JONES,
LOG WILLIAM STREET, CORNER OF JOHN,
HAVE received per late arrivals and have in store full
their stock eluaed this CITY, and their goods will be
sold low for cash. Gentlemen will find variety ofnew style OF
Scarfs, Cravats,
Winter Gloves,
Dressing Robes,
Pocket Handkerchies sc.
Under Garments of every variety OF Engshand American
manufacture, viz
Msrno Shirt, and Dravers
Lambs Wool do do
Shaker Knit do do
Shaker Flannel do do
Buckskin do do
Plain < Ribbed Silk do do
Ladies MennostSilk do do
With great variety of other styles.
Silk Shirts and Drawers Ribbed and Plain, made tosorder
at the shortest notice -
Hosiery, Gloves,
Susperders, Stocks
and every other article OF QUILTING goods.
CAPS,
Our style Tor gentlea
men, youth and children at greatly reduced prices.
O26 On. m
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MURDER TRIALs.-We mentioned last week two
cases of murder to be tried at Plckens. Joseph
Mark indicted for shooting negro the day of the last
regimental muster Wolf Creek, acquitted the jury
being of opinion that the was the result Of
accident
In the other against Martha Brown formerly Mar
tina Cannon, for the murder Of her husband, William
Brown the evidence entirely circumstanal, we are
informed but the circumstances very strong that
the jury rendered verdict of guilty He shot whilst
lying in bed at night and is supposed the gun pistol
was introduced through a crack within few inches OF
his head Previous quarels and threats the part of
the wife proven and these with her conduct on the
night of the murder, satisfied many Of her guilt Pc
ttion understand is in circulation praying the execu
tive cemency. She sentenced by Judge Butler to be
hanged Isome time in January next-Pendieton paper,
Nor
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Literary Notices.

McIyTosH's Book OF IND1ANs.--This volume, 10y
Mr. John Mcintosh, gives the origin Of the North
American Indians, with description of their man
ners and customs, both civil and military their re-
ligions, languages, dress, and ornaments To the
work is prefxed brief view of the creation of the
world the situation of the garden of Eden, the an
teduvians the foundation OF nations by the poste-
rity Of Noah, the progenitors of the North Amerl-
cans and the discovery of the new world by Co
umbus The volume concludes with copious Sc
lection of indian speeches. the antiquities OF Anne
rica the civilization of the Mexcans, and some
final observations the origin of the Indians. This
work does not rest tor authority upon the uncertain
traditions of the Indians, but upon witnesses OF UNI
impeachabe character, the Testimony OF travellers
of undoubted veracy, and missionaries no less dis
tnguished for their learning than religious zeal,
who dwelt for many years in the North Eastern re-
gions of Asia and among the Indian tribes OF North
America A comparison Is made between the In
dams and the Aslatlcs III rclgIon, language, &c,
and the author thinks he has proved beyond doubt
the North American Indians are OF Aslatic origin.
The book is illustrated with number OF engraylngs
and the whole got up in good style, by Mains "
Cornish, PTS Pearl street
RAMON THE ROVER, and other Tales, $50 cuts
by the author of " Evenings in Boston" &c. Nafs
Cornish, 27s Pearl street THIS volume n contains
of Cuba" and "The Brazilian" They were writ
ten in the authors younger days, while in his travels
the Far South, before he turned his attention
TO history The narrative of Ramon is translation,
faithfully executed The Montero of Cuba was
written by the author while at the estate OF friend
near Matanzas in 1929. The Brazilian is hlstori-
cal tale founded on facts well known to many Ame-
rcans at the North The volume is full of interest,
and is capital winter evening present.
The FARMERS TREAsuRE-A practical treatise
on the nature and value of manures, founded from
experiments various crops, with a brief account
of all the most recent discoveries in agricultural
chemistry, by f. Falkner, ESQ., to which is added,
Productive Farming, by Joseph A. Smith-Pirnb-
lished by d. Appleton u Co, POO Broadway, This
is an exact reprint of the English edition, with the
exception of an extract from the valuable work on
Manures by DR.. Dana, and so much OF that portion
of the preface refers to it. The subject of this
treatise is to explain the and constitution OF
manures generally-to point out the means OF aug
menting the quantity and preserving the tertillzing
power Of farm-yard manure-the various sources
of mineral and other artificial manures, and the
causes of their failure. This is work of great and
indispensable value to the scientific practical far
mer
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.E&k FOR LIvERP0oL-B sh,p-Saiis satuI-
NINA day the 18th Nosember.--The well known
.1Ak5fast sailing British ship HESTER, John Wilson
MASTER having nearly all of her engaged will sail posi-
lively above
For freight passage having comfortable oda
tons Apply board foot Of Beekman the sub
scribers,
ROCHE, BROTHERS & CO., IS Fulton st.,
o2lr peYtd 10 ne Fulton Bank
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ON EXCHANGE AGAIN-RETURN TO THE OLD
STAND

ON EXCHANGE AGAlN-RETURN TO THE OLD
STAND
THE undersigned after years. experience Of the evil
effects resulting from large and larger rents happy
inform his customers and the community general
y, that he has effected thanks TO- conscientious andlor
Of of bis old stand No L. formerly 81 Wall street. Nor
timer Buildings Of New and for
LIBERATED by his well known SIGN OF THE GOLDEN
FLEECE beacon all VINO quest of good cheap and
fashionable garments
To such OF his old who have lost sight Of him
during his wanderngs he their the Old Spot
with the of strict adherance to his well
fame for skill and punctuay Of the public generally he
ci call being prepared with assortment Of fine and sea
sonabe cloths vestings, which he will BE-
happy make up the faithful and
BILE charges for Cash Only The and attention be-
ed of him c. D. Babcoca continues in the cutting depart
ment. CHARLES COA.
o20 lmr Sign of the Golden fleece, No. 4 Wall st.
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DEPOT

OF CENT? EaIEN'S FANCY DRESS ARTICLES.
READY MADE LINENS, UNDER GARMENTS, Sc.Sc
THE Subscriber would call the attention Of their patrons anc
strangers visiting this city, their rich and extensive as
Of stocks scar gloves suspenders pocket
handkerchief dressing hosiery lambs wool merno
silk Berlin bucskn and other under shirts and draw.
Their of the above good and all other article,
appertainng TO gentcman wardrobe rich varied and
community they would partcuariy recommend their new
style Of gentemens shirts containing many improvement
The shirts present manufactured by them suit the
form Of the thereby doing with the large ovefpus
Of linen used under the old system OF cuttng and adding MOI
FORM This Improvement manifest to the Judges OF the
late fair the American Institute that the first premium
awarded to the snbscrbers their Brace pafc
iarly recommended an persons who acquired the habit
Of STOPPING They will be found OF benefit
Of sedena habits by brscng the shoulders they strengthen
the back and the chest and will be found Of mped
the free the They would also call atten
ton their elastic Russia riding belt Gentlemen
depend being with the best and fashionable
articles, by calling az the old establishment of
PARSELLS & AGATE,
\ 30 3m wee a5 Broadway Of Park place.
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ECONOMY IN GENTLEMEN's DRESS.

ECONOMY IN GENTLEMEN'S DRESS.
ALL EXTREMES ARE BAD
TT has been truly said that poor goods worth the
pense of making, aud Slop de clothes - good cloth
spoiled Experience have taught that there
those who lay thick that mpfecaons not loud, but
deep generally accompany the first reading of the bill I'm
pressed with cts undersigned middle
course avoiding profits the hand and keep
ing articles the other which made
order under the efficient
potent woknen be found the country Our Stock
for the winter is complete consisting Of Super Black
Blue Olive Brown, and Green Cloths for Dress and Frock
WATERPROOF DOUBLE MILLED CLOTHS, BEA-
VERS TWEEDS, &c. FOR OVER COATS.
Cassimees all the and styles for Panta
yestings rich Velyet Merno Cachmeres Dressing Rooes
Satns With of fancy Dress Ar
tces including Scars Handkerchief Cvats, Gloves Sus.
penders, &c. -.
WILLIAM T. JENNINGS Il CO,
23I Broadway,
o29 lmsec American Hotel, opposite the Fountain.
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TO BUSINESS MEN.

INPNKTANT TO BUSINESS MEM
business MEN who hank account have notes
collected through the Butchers and Drovers Baek and
ropt made in Butchers and Drovers money by their
leaving such Mr. Robert Perrin the Bank No
l2i BoweTy Grand Mr. ferrins references the
Cashier and COMPANY the Bank ul6 lm-ec