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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-12

o"2 L have removed my establishment
ES}T-f- from Main. street whrrr eor,,u,..,o
-><-ranuaeture all kinds % ssshle- Harnc.-. Hst,..
and Carriages Of all descriptions one .,x seat
charrotiee 3Barouehe- Buggy stanhops- Of my own
make which viii sell lower than WORK has ever
been bought IN this city for Ny thu pabnc are
invited IN call and 10. AIrRrn KIM,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-12
BY Dunlop, NIoncure & Co.

FURNITURE AT AUCTION,
In MANCHESTER.
Intending discontinue keeping will . AT auetion NJ
my residence the Town Manchester on THURSDAY the
18th instant at 10 O'Clock all my Furniture IN good condition. con
ss;ing, IN part. Of
sofa, Tables Chairs sideboard. and China Press
Nardrobes Bureaus, Beds Bedaeads,
Glasses &c &c
fine COW and CALF IN
IERNs-Under $50 cash delivery; $50 months credit
for approved negotiable paper. BLAIR BTJRWEII
DO- Sale conducted by
Ju DUNLOP MoNCURE A. CO Aue,.
By davenport Allen
GROCERIES.
On Thu RsDAN 18th instant O'Clock VIII be sold al our
Auction
200 bags I7guayTa Coffee
100 boxes Patent Candles
10 half chests fine
$50 boxes 6lb. Gunpowder
20 bags Palm Nuts
10000 lbs Miailnrs Bacon YER, b,pi-om.
50 bags Race Ginger
10 hhds Whisky
20 G
100 boxes brown Soap
500 realms Wrapping Paper
I50 bags Rio Coffee
10 bbls Nader
90 Kegs Indigo
$50 do Sporting Powder
Is
Wines. &c.
TERMs-under 500 cash; 500 credit for ap
proved paper. -
n 10 DAVENPORT & ALLEN, Auets.
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TRUST SALE OF VALUABLE

property.
~ virtue of Deed of Trust from Edmund F.
"iehAn ESQ., the Undersigned acting TrIstee) in
pursuance OF The requ-1on of nnjony cretors secured
oy The deed OF Trust VIII ell by the BID
DER without reserve for cash THURSDAY 2sday Of this
monh (Iuy) nj O'Clock the Esehanee Hot.
III % cay pe said Wiekhans interest his father
S 'ohn "ickiafn E-l That ur-
uuen twe part Of the Of Mr. Wckhan which com
ge amount OF valuable property City Richmond
@ ees on James River and Tuekahoe Creek
and fifty SLAVES, persona properly the whole bn
worth not les than 100000
Immediately after that sale shall held by
the creditors the plantation Pamunkey River near IIano
yer Court House. called South wales interest an ee for
inc NE OF Edmund r. Wiekham Esq. plantation has been
rented ior ten from the first January at clear an
hu rent OF ssoo which perfectly thai by life in
ruiee winch may be effected, the an
~aHg seven stock this property the
purchase money viii be required day November next
e puhaer giving negotiable receiving
conveyance when the purchase money : paid.
Inc creditors OF Mr. Wckham hereby notified that
r De prepared on the 10Th day Of my Office 10
aAe dividend OF the funds which have sales
already made. ia 4-uis LANES LYONS F.
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DISSOLUTION!

INHE Co-partnershp" heretofore existing be-
u tween the subscribers this day By mutual consent
The business viii hereafter be conducted BY N. e Winston
o. 2. wEIsIGER,
N. G. WINSTON.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-12

ANlNG sold my interest the above business TO Mt ~ C.
Winston respectfully solicit patronage friends and
customers which has been literally bestowed myself As
shall be IN the employ Of Nc Winston shall every effort to
give that satisfaction which have heretofore done
o. p. wEIsIGER.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-12

IINHE subscriber hns hand constantly keen
complete assortment Of Boots shoes Trunks. &C. which he
determined 10 sell reasonable they be- oii ia I'M.
city Ne respectfully invites The attention Of purchasers e1anns
his stock before purchasing elsewhere
ma tG-dm n & WtNsrON
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FOUNTAIN INN

LIGHT.ST., BALTIMORE, (late Belt.hoor,r,,O
hiS well known and conmodous establishment familiar 10
ule travelling community Of the Unon leased by the
subscribers who have completely thoroughly renovated
ana embehshed throughout Every comfort convenience
u any hotel can boast o. they have bestowed and m
ve house. and without the excellence Of
various proVons for the comfort Of their guests they
DENLY assert that no establishment surpass them
The Propreors in spirit Of the times have
resolved To reduce their charges from high iate and
therefore state that Si25 day well compensates them sa
TED contiguous 10 all the steamboat Of
ue various a roads no house affords the greater IN
dueements than the ~E5uaa,H lam
w. w. DIX. D.
Elm ARTHUR l. FOcC (ProptieOrs.
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July Dividend, 1913:
VIE President and Directors Farmers Bank of Virginia
IL have declared Dvdendof2 PER cent on the Capal stock
out OF the profits for the last months subject DEDUCTION of
quarter ofone Semi stateeavnR 81
per cent Gear 10 the Stockhoders. j. G. BLAIR,
ju 6-d2wis go :.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-12

Loaf Sugar.
IN HALF Boxes Woolsey d Woolsev's best
" Loaf Sugar per schooner Leoniine from New,
hofk-ior sale by W s-lW RoYAI.L a MORGAN
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ENGLISH KID sIIPPERs-JcSE "a ista
M have iu received direct factory vog srror
and handsome article Of hcs black English hid sppers-
iaes wishing nnethne vep so anil pleasant are
peciuy invited % can ~ below nerEv
SCos dry goods store, and sign q mammoth boot
!. y. WATKINS a 60.
h-We have also received per SANE asri,, dss bhs
= kinls -
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$4,000 WANTED.
MORE NEW BOOKS,

RACON.-5O hhds sizes and shoulders for sale.
- Je . WILLIAMS 4 HAXAII
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-12

FOR FREIGHT OR CHARTER.
EfYs The fast sailing A l Barque COLUMBIA,
- Capt. Samuel Russell win carry about Ihds all
which may be taken in Rockets Apply
Ju3-l5t RANKIN & WHTTLOCK.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-12
FOR RENT.

Fever and Ague Patients, beware OF Deception
RJ That cd hvouuc and sterling remedy thr only r,e o.,
ginal and genuine ROwANDs IMPROVED TONIC MIXrJrRF
- unvefay and o nvourby known for twelve years pas a.
ne great and only permanent that wrrtet coof l.
initiated ~ nposterso on on sides ant every way pb a,
can iu ave Them fron being amenaho the hvhe nsus
Tonic Mixture appearance and quantity Of M no,5 a.
Doe c directions Tor Accompanying resrs A.. ~ -
- nsat % nc genuine MIXTURE that u ehoovcs even ven
csfcfu What They purchase AVOID deception .b s,,
received By gAyNop A WI 4 W.
" door above ne Ben Tavern.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-09-23

tits stated by eminent medical men, that
at least one-thlrd OF the children III the
United States die from teethlng and dis
eases caused thereby.
The passage of the Teeth through the
gums, produces dangerous aud trouble
some symptoms. ii is known by mothers
that there is great irritation in the mouth
and gums during this process. The gums
swell, the secre ton of saliva ls increased,
the child is seized with frequent and sud
den fits of crying, watching, starting III the
sleep, and spasms of peculiar parts; the
child shrieks with extreme violence, and
thrusts its fingers into its mouth. Ii these
precursory symptoms are not speedily al
leviated spasmodic commissions universal
" supervene and soon cause the dIssolu-
ton of the infant. This intalllble remedy
has preserved thousands OF children, when
thought past recovery, from commissions.
As soon as the Oriental Drops" are rub
bed on the gums, the child will recover.
This preparation IS so innocent, so eiilca-
cious, and so pleasant, that no child will
refuse to let its gums be rubbed with it.
When infants are atthe age of four months,
though there is no appearance OF teeth,
one bottle should be used on the gums, TO
open the pores Parents should never be
without this remedy in the nursery where
there are young children; for If 4 child
wakes in the night with pains in the gums,
1t Immediately gives ease by opening the
pores, and healing the gums; thereby
preventing Commissions, Fevers, &c.
n sale al the BOOK STORE
,hmon1, June II, 1913
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-09-23
Gil I | 0 \.

IL consequence Of tho many attempts circulate
teeil medicines, the and after the of my
Nermiiuge have thought Il but to the public well
TO sustain The high reputation which the genuine article
has acquired take such steps you'd eectua!y prevent
the success Of such reckless mpositioa for that purpose
have much obtained steel plato engraving,
presenting il the Of administering the med-
Che her aling child, while boy. fl health
stands at her elbow This vEnette Impressed white
per- % kifay execI:e5 il from attempts AZ
counte eitng. aud Viii, after the first Of Octose 1870 be
substituted yellow wrapper which the NerH1if1ge
has heretofore appeared. aas still further security
copyright obtained aaa entered according Ct
Congress. -. 4. F.3RNES7OCK. PttstelTgh.
The genuine 'sFadnsst5ek's terrll1gs" . f7r sale in
Riehnlnaa ONLY at the BOOK STORE.
f-5-HAvE YOU HEARD Of D.. SterIing's tcoradef,l
St-ene tenng Pfq.ter2Iis fame i rapidly increasing
throughout whole Unsd States. No article has
ealalted l. Do fail make Immediate trial of ia ef
hca~y.
f-I s recommended for removing paf1r from any patt
OF sys;em He1kness IN The Back, Bre4st. SIDE
for B4rs SprGirs. Rh-7r1airrn and Goutf7r Corrls,
Laf4UHaatios, &c. And (can YOU believe itt) pfce
i oa{g Il. esntt. The poorest country need
longer drag miserable existence, rsck- vita grew
sus pains.
Remember pslcs--on.v Ia cents!
For sac al the RICHMOND BOOK store
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-09-23

Ii weN known fact thai consumption destroys moro
than any other disease record 30 great mas
destructon throughout the United States wit
the last ending January last, that upwards OF 4oouu
persons died in4ldinus disease year
Shocking W that this fact has been care
fully the records OF mortality cont not
credit W behold fatal IN fam
lies all around u, gathering il its cherries embrace
every circle. aud casting gloom and darkness
over place These ocular demonstrations
must ALL should be spared IN pTocur-
Immediately It's tai progress be-
oEct late.
Theodore afflicted with tho first symptoms
consunI pulmonary nature, delay not in using
Dr. Duncans Remedy; is certain to etadI
the the first evil seed of
sumpon and viii also perfect health OF
long been confined SILK chamber, given
~ ncffabe, the of proper meGIrne Agents
parts Inted States speak OF The wonderful
great dscoveT the healing art for feseung
thousands from the cold and silent grave.
.S6ie-Ihe above medicine pure vegetable prepara
tion, pleasant tho and suitable TO under
any cirrtmstances. Eu}l directions described in
pa mphlet accompanying the medicine.
Always ass Df. Duncau's ENPectofant Remedy, and
persuaded other until II aI6
AL genuine has tae envelope representation Of
Hope
CautauThrre Some persons that sell the nhove me
drfne, guilty recommending trash OF their
stcing by tribe. and offer tho
place DT Dincan's TINS they do To speculate at ;he
and Iii OF those vino tleiF guard
Purchasers. Ire careful Of those rogues.
Principal 0Hce No -, Npftn Eighth street. fbiladel
pha. rfico 81 per bottle, or siA lot hse dollars
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-09-23
Miscellaneous Items.
Fruits of the Tarif-Manufactures of the
West.

West.
We are daily meeting with facts illustrating
The benign influences of our present Tariff and
tho rapid march Of improvement in our Country
under IFS auspices. The following facts we learn
ed from Western gentleman day or two
since.
AT or near the village OF Hamilton, tho capital
Of Butler County, Ohio, the Miami River has just
been thoroughly damned 10 turn all IT'S
waters when low into O raccway, on which a TALL
10 Obtained Of twenty eight feet, with water
enough 10 carry ono hundred and fifty Of
stones The whole Of the wa,er'works is
about $4,000, and, although the enterprise is Of
very recent commencement, already two cotton
factories, a WOODEN factory, and five or six heavy
grisi-mllls are going up on this water privilege.
whilo there is abundant power Tor many times the
number The location is directly on the Miami
Canal, requiring but a shot, cut TO load and unload
Wheat, Flour, Cotton, &c. directly from the Ca
nal into the factories and mills; tho distance is
but twenty five miles from Cincinnati city Of
seventy thonsand Inhabitants, or as large us Bus
ton was in 1890; and Coal Iron Sc. be de-
livered here from the Ohio cheaply above
high. water mark 10 Cincinnati. Cotton from be
low can be delivered the factories as cheaply
as in New Orleans. All this in tho midst Of a
rich, we'll settled. thrifty Farming Country, where
Provisions cost in The average but half much
as at Lowell, while cotton aud every other mate
rial is much cheaper. Every thing, therefore,
conspres to justify the confdent belief that here
the foundation has been laid Of City destined
TO rival the great Eastera metropolis Of Manu-
featuring.
The advantage Of such enterprise to the
whole surrounding region cannot be overcast
mated. 1t will increase the value Of oil fixed
properly, and nearly double that Of Labor and its
products. II will tend 10 counteract the dspro-
portion Of the sexes--the excess Of Males in the
West of Females in the East. which is great
price generally Of whatever the neighborIng peo-
pie have to buy and increase that of the articles
they now produce 10 excess, tending to produce
q wholesome equilibrium in all things.
This is one instance among hundred of Sims
lar benign enterprises now approaching their con-
suma,ion uuder the genial shelter Of New
Tariff The hundreds would be thousands, if the
hope that the present Tariff will be permanent
were ripened to a certainty. TENNESSEE has
secured US for this winter, and our National In
dusiry will for season expand and prosper.
we shall again commence tho downward
of der ng ement. obstruction, distress and ruin
Nep York Tribune.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-09-23
TRUTH HAS PREVAILED.

PETERS VegetasIs pills have been wears be
fore plsic DarJng period they nave obtatnet
celebrity unparalleled history OF the most popular
medicines winch pereded them or have followed IN their
track The happy combination Of egeabs Ingredients
1T earnest study and experiment, directed b. long
previous properties d medical Substances
pathology Of disease. ths ans n1OdJts opcrdds
of the various fluids which minister 70 the and
tenance of the human body, and the by hch
those fluids prepared, modified, am di-lra1ted. the
triumph Of skill experiment mas been complete
Throughout the eaE and breadth Of aR1, IL BRUSH
America. England, Yves! indas and tae continent
Europe. the Of Peters vegetable Pile,
gratefully acER7a !eiged They be called The med
icine par erceteee Southern States Their con-
sumption Of the Potomac is enormous and contau-
ally the Increase 70 other Pa .'eoes down mere
however squared hiFed pus, and home uanaiac-
A.arr- t-.ate
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-09-23
CURE FOR WORMS.
B. A. TAHNESTOCk'S TERMIFUGE.

4 experience Of about fifteen years has proved be-
n god al d2extt thar this Nermituge certain and
mere failing
Snce first PIt before the public, many worthless
preparations haze been forced into SALE which have had
their day, and counted much trash TtiJere-
az. b n Fainestock's Terifge daily tacreasi7g
Popularity, org 10 ats rptrtsic north /, has only DO
used according directions and if exist, they
~I certainly be expelled from the system The price is
only - per bottle, which brings within the If
all b get b. A. Fotnegtocks ermisge, and
void ali other articles which said BE good
u ..l..a .e.e ....les d lae gsalz.e aLtLeL..
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-09-23
The Tarin -AnaIogOus Case.

The Scotia Gazette gives conversation with
an intelligent Polish geu,Ieman-one of the ex-
lied patrots--on the subj ect of the Tariff His
language decided and remark able, as he
said:
"SIr, the Tariff is the element Of life TO this
country. Your prosperity, your indepe M nee,
your national existence, depend upon regulating
your imports from abroad, by a Tariff formed
with Wow to protecting ond encouragin your
agriculture and manufactures at home. Twill
never do for the people of one sovereign TO keep.
their workshops The soil Of another gov ernme Mt
We had fair test Of these things he continued
''In Poland. Napoiean introduced the Tariff, in
his famous continental system" All English
goods were vigorously debarred. After the down
fall of the Corsican, the Autocrai, foreseeiug The
benefit TO inure from it, continued the Tariff
Since the days Of Peter the Great, Russia has
tlourished by the very dlnt Of her home policy -
well the restriction went hard with US for three
or four years, for we had 10 begin every thing
But necessity has laws, and they are often
good ones. Our people and artzans went to
work; mills and manufactures were erected );
sheep were introduced from abroad: mechanics
of unsurpassed skill came from England and
France, and found ready employment; fields tina,
were wastes or pleasure grounds were plan ted,
and became productive; every principle of indus
try developed aud The result was that 10 s
years after the first institution of The Tariff we
had better and cheaper icoolenS and conons, better
wagons and carriages, better agricultural nipple
ments, and better every thing wanted to use
or wear, except the finest and cosiies. cutlery,
that we had before the Emperor's Tariff edict'
and all at much lower prices Sir Che emphai-
cally concluded,) had it not been for the Polish
Tariff, the Russian soldiery would have reached
the citadel Of Warsaw, at the termina ton OF cur
last contest with them, much sooner than they
did for, tell you, good stiff Tariff tea ches the
citizens of a country TO rely upon their own ener-
gies, inspires the national body with confidence
in its own resources--and if you husband these
you will fill the national Golfers"
Such, too, has been American experience
with the protective principle, The domestic 10.
dus,ry of the country early encouraged and
developed by it, and is this momen Mt rea izing lis
benefits. No measure of any age country
ever more completely realized the expectations
Of its advocates than the Tariff OF 1912. The
benefits expected were, 1st the revival of the
depressed manufactures of tho country %, the
turning Of the balance of trade 10 our favor; 3d.
the importation of specie; Alb the reduction of
foreign goods and the use of our owu. All these
results have already occurred, and not only oc
CURED, but the the theme of praise by some
of those who have been opposed 10 the measure
itseIf.-NerGrk Daily
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-09-23
SPITTING OF LOOD.

l. another dangerous symptom Of pulmonary affection,
and difficult when neglected; commences
cough copou expecioration, which oihy
matter, black and clotfed with blood;
fever, headache, papation Of the heart fushss of
heat and redne-s of cbeeks of brealhng
the throat and sash in the mouth, &c DIR.
Daacan:s Expectorant Remedy viii be found this
complaint. One single botle many viii
used the aack. but when neglected. it may
qaire many Those who be afflicted with .gtng
n bLood, should lose procuring
This early
Attended to. fEe1-Price Gae Dollar per bottle
For sale a the RICHMOND BOOK STORE.
March II, 1913.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-09-23
Mr.. Adams Mot her.

On the return Of John Quincy Adams from his
western tour, no welcomed with great en-
thusasm by the Inhabitants Of Pntsfeld, Mass
and addressed by Geo. n. Briggs, the Wing eau
dida,e for Governor of that State, who alter ad
vertins TO the eminent services Of Mr. Adams,
paid to his mother q deserved ard beautiful irib-
ute. In reply Dir. A. sad-"When a man hears
his mother thus spoken Of before his fellow ciii>
zens, it is enough to make his heart sink within
him for JOY; and if am worthy Of ti,he of the
praise that has been bestowed upon me, it is oio-
ing to that mother"
Give us such boys have been blessed with
The instructions Of pious mother-This is
qualification for which no substitute can be found
on earth. Never would despair Of the child
who has been used, in his infancy, 10 hear the
precepts Of heavenly truth inculcated in tho
cents Of maternal love. Truths thus distilled
live forever in the memory. They are interwo.
ven with all the sensibilites Of tho soul. They
nro the fortress OF conscience, not impregnable,
IT is true, but indes,ructibe. They furnish the
mind with chords, which in later life seldom fail
TO vibrats to the touch Of faithful expos II alton
They are as inextinguishabie sparks which being
seemingly smo,hered under heap, of corruption,
may be- famed by the breath of friendly and spir-
i,ual counsel, into the pure and genial fame of
piety.
One Hundred and Eiffy>sir Thousand Dol
lars in cash have been paid for WOOL by four
houses in this town during the present season I!
And these purchasers have been entirely inde-
pendent Of the factory at the falls. Such are
some OF the fruits Of the Wing Tariff. LIE, The
farmers remember that the true issue for them to
decide at the ballot box is SHALL THE TARIFF
BE D2-Burlinston IT Free Press.
Mr.. Weed, the able editor of the Albany Even
ing Journal. is 90 a visi, TO Europe One of his
interesting letters contains this item which The
friends Of Free Trade" would do we'll to ben in
mind
"The duty on Tobacco in England ana France
- enormous. I was startled 10 learn that every
American, ought TO know, that EngIand derives
m annual revenue Of about fifteen millions, and
France a still larger sum, from duties upon ,obac
co! And this is purely duty for revenue In
urging their Free Trade doctrines upon Congress-
If our Southern brethren would inss, upon recip>
roca FREQ Trade, the increased demand for TO.
bacco. with the increased value of the article 10
the producer, would bring prosperity and wealth
10 the tobacco producing Staies.''
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-09-23
DIR. HARLICH'S
COMPOUND STRENGTHENING AND GER
MAN APEkIENT PILLS.
TO THOsE WHO DESIRE HEALTH


hereby certify, afflicted for elght years with
nervous disease, attended Wtn constant
breast, side and stomach loss of appetite. ut,
sickness md dizziness head. pain il the
eating and symptoms which attend Indigestion,
bowels were weak and irregular Having had advice Of
various physicians during this long period. and used arh
medicine which only produced temporary relief In
year 1882 often unable to leave nv house, and be-
ing poor widow dependent my labor or living
was Obliged n from house house to obtain u,
ensth up ali hopes OF recovery, and trusted bIm
hat created ali things fortunately favored wth
work ii Eighth street, ire family discovering mr.
cradle sua recommended D. HafIich's
Compound SIreng ming German Aperent Pills. winch
they procured for ne Tor sale ire
RICHMOND BOOK STORE.
Ma-ca II. 1913.