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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-21

LATER STILL
q BOOT ND
cssss Mcns thick Boots
do do Kip DO
do Boys ihick do
case Mems Fine Morocco shoes
tap ~ sAML McLALLEN.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-21

Colds, Coughs, Splitting Of blood,
bronchitis, Dimculty OfBreafh-
ing, Asthma, Pain I'm the Side,
Breast and Chest, WhOOping
Cough, Group, and ALI Dis
eases Of the Liver and
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-21
JOHN s C MARTIN.
PotisyiIle, Pa.

CAUTION.-As there is spurious mixture
called Syrup Of Wild Cherry, purch asers should
be very particular TO ask for DR. WISTAR BAL
SAM, and observe his signature on the bottle
sale by williams a. Co. chemists, No IL, Minor
street, Philadelphia.
Sold Wholesale and retail, by y CRUMBAC-
KER, Wheeling. Also, by l. WILIOX Pits
tHrgh, a1din almost every town and village
through the country.
PRICE 81, 90 A BOTTLE.
nov 2Q-Rm ID
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-21

bat Winslow L X oder has succeeded 10
= Il kdder IN the preparation OF the Conway
tenuoa to the preparation Of the foll0 wing
established articles, the celebrity OF which pre-
ciudes the necessity OF a re publication Of the
proprietor.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-21
&c WALTERS. M d.

Deal Sir,-Your Balsam of Wild cherry has
affected some astonishing cures here One of
which 10 an old lady, Wrs Russell, who has been
suffering for long time with shortDess of brea
thing, and general weakness. until she was final
ly obliged TO keep her bed. After various other
rem edIes had been resorted TO in vain, she
using your Balsam, and after taking
two bottles was so far recovered as to be able
10 attend 10 all the duties Of her house. and on
taking two bottles more was entirely cured.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-23
ia. Einale at Ro.ton.

On Saturday evening. after the speeches &C.. Bunker
Hill, splendid State dinner given in Faneuil Hail.
Alt digntares the celebration invited and
OF them present The N. Y Aurora hc Tyler organ
thus speaks OF the distiasues present;
"rhe President entered the Hall 90 mimi past p.
NJ and took his the right Of the President OF the As
sociation, Joseph L. Buckingham, Esq., the Chairman
oeto on the occasion. On the Presidents right Sec
retares Upshur and wiekie, the Hon. Caleb Gushing.
George Bancroft &c. &c. On the left OF the Chair
the Orator Of the Day, Hon. Daniel Webster the Mayor
Secretaries Spencer Porter John Tyler. Jr Esq. Hon
David Henshaw Robert Rantou Jr ESQ., Collector Lin
coin, and Others Mr. Lcgare not WELL and did
tend. Robert Tyler, ESQ.,, also not present, being
visit to several public places in the city, concerts &C.
&c."
Several commonplace toasts drunk and the usual
round of sPeechmaking and spccchearng gone through
when the company dispersed.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-23
TYLER r. JEFFERSON

Mr.. Editor-You have already called public attention
the happy hit which His Accidency' made n certain
Van Buren, * Co.. IN toast about "Pilgim Presidents
Travelling Cabnets-Ond the One Term Principle" There
additional matters in with this subject
which the public might consider John Tyler has been
called an exceedingly fortunate man; and the least for
iunaie OF his attributes be exceedingly short me-
mory an impenetrable conscience lhas been thought
that human greatly influenced by desire
consistent and the world generally requires proof
sincerity by practising what breaches In the be-
fore however have that dees the acquisitions
OF the world in the above particular, and no
care OF his former declarations How would Of
sibity feel it, every stopping point the people were 10
exclam, "Welcome Pilgrim,-Pilgrm President with VIZ
travelling Cabins-"Hunah for the ;ioeire years Chief
Would this cry touch the heart of John Tyerl Ii he be
not stepped in oblivion, it have been ringing his
since he left Washington Every where the Phi.
grim arrives he exclaims Mayors Councils and People,
81 go up Bunker Hill" and suppose he will not rest
until he stands ON pilgrims rock at Plymouth.
In one Of his harangues during hrs pilgrimage he has
had the holiness quote the language OF Jeeon THAT
the mass OF mankind has not been born with saddles
their backs, favored few booted and spurred ready
to ride them legimately by the Grace of God" If Mr..
Jeerson's language be appropriate to adom Speech
may be also "to point moral" His biographer says
ale MIR. j. himself making tour 10 the
NORTH he had been invited do and modesty dcri
minaung between Gen. Washington and himself, adds: Il
confess that reconciled the idea Chief Ma
gisTate paradHg hse through the sererai States rs
an object OF public gaze, and guest of applause
which, TO be valuable, should be purely voluntary He in
Inmates, however, that he might make rsit 10 Boston,
Portsmouth, after his term Of Office had expired but
he had made up opinion it,
Did our Chief Magistrate" these words which
appear have been penned for his special considerations
and, he goes paradng himself through the several
States Sin quest Of applause, and object public
gaze" has it occurred him. that such are now the
thoughts Of enlightened peopel trip TO Boston would
not suit at all after the expiration of his of office for
he hopes To proong his term by going mp Bunker HUI
The good people IN their abundant kindness might
this distinguished pilgrim essential service his return by
erecting sguPosts direct i- Washington: for
IN the eauon OF going up 10 Bunker Hill, he may forget
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-23

of dcp-sl siseiion IN her sdih year Juns
Mu MANY Z. HARRIS. o. Goa John NJ Harris. an
daughter q M. VIM Lewis decd
Mrs Harris A. Mo<rl,y.. whsn her
Illness commenced Al which place she
net aesh Ihe best medical aid Of vicinity
"ahout relief Of
pain were patiently endured and the
GU ihe deceased though strictly moral had made pro,s
non OF religion During the early Of her lines.
usn concern about the condition OF her soul
noor OF her dissolution the heart cheering
The mndsof her attending sns her eternal
gam on The iith instant at the Old residence Of her
mon eaue 10 her DEATH delivered Elder johnson
who on month. and days previous that
oo s'emnsed Tor them the Of marmony. now,
ns WIFE, the tender ahfu
nesnooa asp. BY the aide OF parents
Let me hear broken husband surviving
op he af 9" sorrow her Contemplate
Joy OF meeting IN the word where parting viii be
4.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-23
LONLSA nm ROAD cOMpAvY

Alta meeting Of the Stockholders Of this Company held
Of Louisa c. House. on the l6t insi Clayton g. Coleman
being called 10 the Choir
The old subject Of employing the Richmond Fredercks
burg Potomac Con pany do their transportation was
brought before the Meeting. a variety II propositions
were made by the President Of the r. r. g. r. Co. throgb
Mr.. kimbfoush, the President 81 the Louisa Compaov.
All Of which were rejected unreasonable and a Reso
lunGn "as adopted o. The hnal effort for compromising this
troublesome question, auhOfsng the Louisa Board 10 pro
pose reference o the whole subject 70 the decision Of the
Board Of Public Works, other Board Of Referees
~ TIE eventoi falling 0prccure from the r. r. Potomac
Co proposition more equitable than any yet offered
Mr. klmbrouRh was reelected without opposition
CapL WIZ. williamson one Of the former Directors. re-
Hgneo and Mr. r. foniaine was elected hs place with
out opp0suOn.
There being two more Directors TO be chosen mum.
Der 81 candidates were brought forward-Mr David An.
derson Of Richmond, elected tho first vote BY
considerable maiony-and, % the next vote Mr. Chss s.
Jones' oi Louisa, wss elected.
The Meeting throughout WIS conducted IN the best
Hlrit and terminated boz perfect harmony.
LOufsA, June i7th 1913
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-23

Iohnuy. having asked this question: follows up with the
following from the Enquirer. whieh says high
Democratic authority the Globe and which. with
lgnant sneer. il bids the Globe TO digest;
From fhe Richmond Enquirer.
ave have objected the Sub Treasury system 80 call
ed. that in the first place. il will ENLARG the Executive
Posrer, TOO GREAT for Republic; 2dly that
contributes TO endanger the security Of the public fnds
and 3dy, that IL is calculated produce curencis
6aser for the people, and better for Government
The read the speeches Of the both Sides
the firmly satisfied Of the STRENGTH Of these
objections. THERE l. NO SECURITY IN 1T, and 10 tciu
iRrolre HEAVY and nnReeessarH eIpense."
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-23

The following paragraph from the Knickerbocker is a
pleasant but fearful that hereafter chewing to-
bacco will be considered necessary part Of the education
OF successful advocae.-Globe
"The conrvances Of counsel obtain the good. will
OF the jury sometimes very ingenious and amusing
IL was said by eminent lawyer in Of the Eastern
States, when speaking Of learned brother the latter
had the advantage OF him in respect He in the
habit OF using tobacco and when engaged in his argument
would turn TO some prominent juyman who n lover Of
the weed, and, in an ohand familiar way, ask him for
qud The luryman, iattered finding such similarity
OF tastes and habits between himself and the dgned coun
sell would follow the example; and the good impression
made on his mind was not unequenty transferred from the
advocate TO his cause. Even eminent as Pat
rick Henry did not disdain have recourse TO vulgar
phrases, and to vulgar modes of gain the
favorable of the terae; and Miss Martneau relates
that Mr. Webster at the trial of the Knapps made careful
he about o speak"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-23
pemeeraer and Tul,rism. .

The Globe is making elaborate exposition Of Tyler
ism, for the purpose q showing that Mr. Tyler cannot be-
admitted into the Democratic party. Itreprcson him and
his Cabinet and Guard possessed Of every thing except
abilities, honour, consistency, patriotism and truth. John
Jones, the nmabo. IN duty bound akesup the cudgos
In defence Of "Hs ESceoncy," and very eeeusy after
his fashion, up the Globe. Il be confessed that
he puts one home question 10 the Globe in asking either
Of the Democratic candidates will dare come out and shy
that he in favour oreenactng the bTessuy scheme
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-23
NEW PUBLICATIONS

"Im NEw PUEcHAsE-Or. and hau years in the
far Vest, by Robert Carlton" is the title of work
historical, geographical pOeca, romantic &C. &c. Iap-
to be entertaining production and superior the
average OF books put forth this prolific age For sale by
Messrs. Smith, Drinker s. Morris.
1.-THE FALSE HEIR james last novel-darpers
cheap edition. Novels will be read without
and whether they deserve INDEPENDENTLY from the
of the favored few who have had the good luck to gain
the popular eur. From J. w. Randolph
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-23
MR.. RAYNER.

This gentleman s now fairly in the field, At bard work.
lie spoke on Thursday lasi GarcysburR, Northampton
Couniy' for ~ houn and Jackson on Friday To sul
larger assemby. d. Moons not present, though cd.
vsed OF The meeting. lie will, probably, follow ARRIvo.
rove otompe and avoid coming contact with hs com.
peuloI ~ much DO pl-.lh-n-KaLsigh Rea,sLer.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-23

writer in the Mudsonian, evidently John Tyler or his
Bob, says that his Accidency is at this moment the most
popular in the United States The miserable Accident
and hears the ubect fawnings and batteries of few
contemplate and mistakes such things the
alteration and the euogy Of the country He is like the
sot who lying in the gutter and rooted by hogs fanced
himself TeposDB upon bed Of purple and gold and kissed
by the ladies' Louisville Journal.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-23

SEIZURE OF EHE SANDWICH IsLASDs.-In the House Of
Commons on the Both of May, SIR r. Peel stated there
was no truth in the report confined in the papers Of that
day. of the cession Of the Sandwich Island Great Britain
This shows, almost cOncusivey that the dongs Of Lord
George Paue ordereI or authorized by the BRUSH
Government Sir Robert would never have given so un
qualified denial u the report IL he had given orders for
the seizure.-N T. Express
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-23

hURRA ToR TExAs LAbiEs "A private letter received in
hn Cy Yesterday nom esteemed friend in Galveston
states That The Indies II a city have held Public Nee
ing and have passed resolutions highly complimentary to
Commodore Moore Tor the gaanty and devotion he has
ohPyedin bis recent expedition 10 Yucatan. 1.-THE Com.
TTopic.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-23
RICHMOND DAILY WING.
FRIDAY MORNING. JUNE %. is4s

nJ- Wing Committee at Wig
oec Friday. 81 81 O'Clock meeting
sired business OF importance viii be brought before meeting
y - X. T. DANIEL Chairman.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-23

The daily line Of mail suxss between snun,oa aud
winehss'er. Va viii commence operations the LIST Of
July next. ~
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-23

LARD On--We understand that Powers & Co. Of this
have manufactured 5000 gallons of this oil since Janua
and they have shipped 1000 gallons the East within
the last thirty days.-LOuisrille Journal
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-23

Vine CnAiE.-we learn that Wing Chair of novel
appearance, and valuable from associations has been
ceved in this city, by distinguished Wing. present
from Gov. Morehead OF Kentucky and accompanied by
very Beautiful letter Of presentation.-Phh lag.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-23

~ An influenza is prevailing in New York-which i
said to be excessively annoying II made its appearance
bout the time Of His Excelencys arrival and is called tn
" Tyler Grip.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-23
To the Medical Profession.
MEDICAL COLLEGE, RICHMOND, !
l.. z

MEDICAL COLLEGE, RICHMOND,
June 30, 1913.
At meeting Of the Medical Students residing in this
city, held in the Medical College this day. the following
preamble and resolutions were adopted:-
Whereas certain in circulation, as we can
prove required in reference the late resignation in the
Medical Department OF iiunpden Sydney College, which
entirely incorrect and calculated inuriousy 20 affect
the interests OF this Institutions; and feeling lively interest
IN ITS welfare, We the students Of Medicine, residing in
Richmond upon careful examination of the charges pre-
leed by the Faculty against the late Professor of Anato
my in this institution, together with the proofs and after
due deliberations perfectly convinced that the action Of
the Faculty has not been based upon any animosy but
arose from regard the honor and prosperity of the
School, with which they connected-and being satisf
cd that all the charges fully sustained: therefore, with
view guard fellow students abroad against any mis-
representations, which modification and jealousy may dis
semnae, have determined before them our opinions
unbiased by favor or affection
Resotped That the charges preferred against the late
Professor Of Anatomy In this Institution and which led 20
his resgnaon constituted sufficient ground why the Fa
Guilty should have proceeded against him. could not have
been overlooked by them the honor and
reputation Of this Institution.
ResOired That consider that the late Professor of
Anatomy has, byesgning without demanding insisting
upon an Investigation Of the charges alleged aRninst him
virtually admitted their validity.
Re'olred, That having undated confidence in the Ia
Guilty OF THIS Institution, therefore fellow
students abroad that the Anatomical clair will be filled by
TALENT such as will hereafter constitute additional aac
ton TO this Institution.
ResOred, That will TO the best of our endeayours
operate with Professors in suppreng the false runor
which are IN ccuuuon aud oppose firm resistance To- the
nsidous Efforts which being made to retard the grow
ing popularity and reputation OF this Institution.
ResOUed That the proceedings OF this meeting be sign
ed by the Chairman and Secretary and by such students
Medicine IN Richmond approve Of them; and then be
published IN the newspapers Of this city.
HesoUed, That copy Of these Resolutions be Transmit
ted to the Dean Of the Medical Faculty
Signed ISAAC r. FORBES, Chairman.
THoNAs h. Cox, See'y
ID. SUTToN, VIZ. r. TRENT,
GEo. w. SFALDiSe, g.. ]. +. BOHANSAv
JNo. s. McCRrEKY, PErER B,RR
ions A. SHELL, ALFHEus T. HobaEs
VIZ. J. CLARK. Epw'p G.. H,egtvH,,Iu,,,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-23

sssn.s sAns.r.niIA-t aid by Aehmede- the srra,
se"aean Sve me place 10 stand upon NOV. AZ.
unet-e Ferguson the celebrated physician en-,
eued the result had tho rrane hi. wa. inn,
p no practical benefit resulted Not s.r,.-
sapaa give chance 10 and disease VANISH be
,o " healing and restoring Disease mueou. mem,
ane~ chronic arrangements OF organs
IN ne sn resulting In seofla and hip govt while
Evenings suaneon. eptionS viz barbers head ,au
ineu anu Other diseases state Of M.
eieeiuaiy cured by is nm
epaea ana sold wholesale and retail cataon nv
~ n.shNps CO Druggists and Chemists. Buldlnv.
NO s's broadway corner OF Chambers York ,uth,s-
asen,n Richmond Duvai Co. In Petersburg Roper Apder-
son. IN Norfolk NJ A. Santos Drurrist. r.
principal cite. in the u soo Der bottle so,
Ne
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-23

The two Locooco papers in ST. Louis are already at it
like bear and caamount. Go IT, bear Go it, catamount
Louisville Jour-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-23
Ernm III. I'm, IVLin


The Budget makes queer statement in regard to Aid
VAIL IL says that this gentleman gave the Wings "wth-
erngrebuke" &c. &c. What this "rebuke" was may be
better asceraned when inform readers that the
sons assigned by AID Vail why Troy should give Mr. Tyler
public reception that he Mould pass directly 5y
Albany Without stopping and that Troy should reeeiue
h'H IA h0sitdbe she might Of these days be
reargre% for % Ls shpe Of auor from
the General G0rsrnment!
Capt. Tyler will feel highly cOmpmented we trust, by
the motive which induces Of the good people of Troy
TO invite him their city, BUTT is due to our friends up
the nSer 10 state that the Argument which Alderman
Vail urged upon their consideration made use Of here
TO drum up recruits for the Tyler in this city! M
we don't invite Captain Tyler here" said he will
go TO Troy, and they will get advantage us" And
so IN Troy the cry "If don't do the civil thing by
the Captain he will stop Albany and that will much
capital for them" We verify believe that but for this mu-
tnH jealousy, not haadozen persons, either in Albany
Troy would move foot finger towards getting ND recep
ton Tor John Tyler Albany Zee. Journal.
The Pittsburgh Gazette states that the leading articles
which were seat from that City the East by the Pennsy
wanna Canals, during the second week in June fol-
lows
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-23

GRANVILLE wISsroS-The trial of this individual for
assault officer Of the Penitenay the 18th of May
IS fixed for the 9th Of July before Judge Nicholas
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-23
ECONOMY IN LIGHT!
Composition or spirit GasiI
Reduction i'm Prize

IINHE subscriber is now prepared TO offer siI.
Il Perior article Of Composition Spirit which burns en-
reB without smoke SMELL per gal
on Also Chemical OIL which selling 60. per gallon
warranted always fresh and Of the very best quality.
Pure Beaehed Lamp OIL prime aele. always hand
sale At JOHNsoNs Medical Emporium
L.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-23
JAMES NEW WORK, Sc.
NOTICE..

ITNHE subscriber offers for sale privately his
- valuable Amelia Springs Property, consist
ing OF about 679aeres of LAND $50
Of bsi rate quality, and all n high Improvement On
good portion o the high land there crop
10 The production n which land Virginia superior Al
things considered the A.ela Springs certainly valuable
properly IN Eastern Virginia H. situation healthy. and
equal TO any IN Virginia The Improvements place very
large ard superior an of the houses
last az o. seven There
high with spacious ball - eetby Ladies' sitting
room ADJOINING and nine lodging above. large Gentle
mems sitting the basement story each OF the en-
trance 10 the Hotel there brick house feet IN length and
each eonaing ~ rooms There large framed build
ing containing 10 rooms and other rooms SUN
Client M 10 entertain 500 500 persons There h also very s
peo dining 40 feet long built Of which suncen
spacious dine 900 persons. ao comfortable private
residence located the dining situated for the re-
sdenee q bose experimenting dining room There l. also
good house. which there might done good bunes. In
the mercantile line There good bath house with eigb
rooms appropriated for bathing The stables equal any In
virginia fo convenience &C there being Of brick sufficient
contain NJ least ~ horses ao framed stable 10 contain
10 horses The yard and having Aid
ceebrtcd English gardener and al the Beautifully deca
ted with hrbbcy % different NAKED this st heaut0
situation The Springs located fat surpassed in beauty ~,
the word Tbs Of Amelia sprnrs have becn
anayzed by d. Bridges Of Philadelphia and approved on BY %
Parish a tho place, The following the anal.Is comm -
with that Of The White Sulphur Hpfng~-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-23
NOTICE.
NOIlCE.
,rsons indebted TO the ESTATE or I,no

A LII persons indebted TO the Estate of James
puvaL deceased are earnestly forward and
payment as the situation Of the that no nduI
ehee can be granted and all The nj,
as are also requested To bring them settlement soon
future time. CHo : pTrv az =
jc Adr,,. ~ - ~,