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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-11

Whom you zee wonders M the heavens that have
been witnessed before o. when the bowels II the earth In.
c'f-anly rumble, like empty stomach before dinner
when you discover single lose IN the grand machn.
cry Mature, when thunder before lightning; when
young ducks exhibit an antipatly 10 wator when young
men cf 10 after the girls, and the girls won't marry
nnd ue Onngo County butter be mode from the milk
% The then, aud tll them believe that the
/ end u nll things is NJ hand D0n Junior.
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VALUABLE BOOKS,
Rrrrtyru fOru M ny


Smith, Drinker s. Morris.
TWNHE GREAT AWAKENING History IT Revival of Re-
y hgon ito uue ~ Edwards and whtneM BY I1uphTm
cy
tiFE AND WRITINGS or EHENEZER PORTER MASON.
rarerard with Hints The
anil Education ~ Child ~ Genius by ~ Oinsted Professor
YAH COLLEGE.
TNiVERSAttsM Examined Renowned and Exposed. a
~ Lecturer embracing ctlrence ~ The aupr during
Ministry ~ twelve years and the Temuny ~ Inverast Min
irr dreadful tendency n their Faith By Mathew
Hale smith TIuni edition.
MARRIAGE RING M. How make Home happy Prom the
~ John Angel JAMES.
BIBLE AMI THE CLOSET. or. How may read The Scrip
lures with TO- Spiritual Profit Ny The Rev r Watson And
Secret Payer successfully mnnlFod ~ The Rev r. l.ceIiod
by J. o. ClouIcs. with eeoruouaoy Letter from Rev n
XIII.
sRLF-ctLTuRE. Ny William Claiming u. D.; with Bio
graphical Sketch ~ author.
DAILY ROOD for Clsiana being Pf0mias and anoilef
Scuptumi Portion Tor every dy fc year together wa Vee
~ Hymn beautiful miniature pocket edition from e eighth
London. ~
WILLOWS CLASSICAL DICrIONAHY-Contain.
- 81 he principal proper mentioned In
Aucni and intended cdate ~ The important points
Biography. History, Biography Mythology and
Pine The Romans together with
Vegits and Measures Tabular values ~
Charles Anfiipn. o.. g. -. 1usi Published for sale by
SMITH. DRiNKER A MORRIS
nall Book Binders and stationen'
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LOUISA-M,,ns. Rotts and Jone,.

We have letter from Louisa, from the most relia.
BILE and official sources, marking about 30 bad votes
for MIR. J. w Jones' in his Louisa poll. Tms in con.
nccton with the Chesterfield poll leaves rational doubt
ON our minds, that Mr.. Bolts is elected by the Const.
uonal voters of the District.
The Shcnfs having adjourned from day to day, viii
meet to day and shall probably then THEIR return
We beg of the SurRirTs have all the LAWS as well as all
the facts before hom and take what they do since
mon power Is in their hands than ought be in the
hands OF any Of men, save the People only
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-11

Edinburgh Rerier.-The last No. of Mr. Mason's re.
PRINT received frou the agent. MIR. Gill. review OF
Christopher Norhs rcereatons, and dissertation upon
the philosophy of advertising. articles which
will richly repay pcIusa
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-11

IN audng 70 hs case, yesterday, said that Judge
RobeTfsoH bad pepetuated the injunction first granted
10y Chancellor Nelson, the ground hal 1ie bond II
Lghtooi bad been iaudulenty obtained by Tyler This
was n'sfsko though not material one. " was Chan
eeor Taylor aud Judge Robereon who perpetuated
the injunction.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-11

SEARS Family MagasiHs. May No. received from Mr..
Harold The work is published in this city, monthly at
- wear; contains great variety of interesting and in.
cravings.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-11

Sftff treepiCrioN.-ln the Of Eckor e. a. W
hHm - a che Suprome Court ~ Ohio sitting in Cincin
Hs dccdod that The Kentucky Jurisdiction ~ The Ohio ry
30 90 not extend 90 steamboats, made fast OHIO shore
and op hem legal scuce could be served by the Ken
IatLN nnlc.r
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CIIEsTERFIELD.

How many Welshmcn voted in this county. and of those
who voted n single one nafuaii.ed1 Come gentle
men, let rs hear the truth
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

Port of Richmond.
Hgh Hafer mis day a ,! osLek p. "
SAILED.
Steamer Columbus. Parrish. Balinorc, Tobacco
Scir John stuI, Hughes Philadelphia Coal AMI Tobacco
sarah Frances, Thomas Norfolk.
Mary Eliza. Cadlirk Norfolk.
BoSroN May G.-Cearei Management. Baker Norfolk Cts
Point and Richmond T.. 49, Reed.
Arfiyei Schr Wihirr Shihhcs Richmond.
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fENAH AND WOOD WARE--Iurt received Ter scbf Hsuie
Ann Gays Taykr so bbis g. Tar nests Wood Ware
~ sale NV itou veasi Apply 90
apo JAS FIsHER soN
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WIN. b. HARW00D.

sole Agent for " HERNIA r,Is Cholera, medicine, =,
RichmOni, Va,
NJ constantly on hand supply Family
ihere are certificates from upwards Of persons my
procession embracing Physicians Minister. head-
all respectable For SAKE by the single boit. ma N
TRUST SALE OFHORSES Mules WAGONS, &c.
IN pursuance of Deed of Trust, executed by
Thomas < Boyd deceased subscriber dated Goth Ap
ISIS anu OF feeori IN Chesterfield will be THURSDAY
The lSih instant Johnson' oil warehouse IN Manchester ~
orses and mules wagons carts days and gear. They
are all believed To be uncommony good.
NJ the viii be
u the end Of the chiefly drivers hanl.-and the lot
u-',i as stable BOT by said Boyd.
IERMS-Cash oI all lest frl ary.r sur,. Oh
days er negotiable with approved omorrr- being rranr
ell including interest H. RUOnTS Tn,s,cr
ma lids
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-11

IL The citizeno Gloucester, who cncloscs note To the
HonJohn VI Bolts, informed that that note has
delivered TO Mr. Bolts he desired and that he will in
due time receive reply from Mr.. Bolts
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CORN.

TINwO THOUSAND HUSH. prime Rappahapnoek Corn
Tor SHE. 10 BE- deiycred amer the dri June from the
Dock.
Also.
1000 huflrs white Tor meang ready delivery the
" y y Railroad Depot " days and 1000
bushels white 0r melng b. delivered In M this
month
The above Corn viii be- sod market price Tor cash.
o. on .hou tme, ior paper ~ UNIDENTIFIED character.
pgAEE IONEa A. WfNETON.
AYNES Hair Tonic oes Balm of ,oa" ,,s,i ila'
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NEW SPRING GOODS.

HNIIE subscriber has Just received the following
- handsome n Goods which be very
for cash. Black Lace Cardinals
Changl silk Cardinals
Rich Fashionable RcraFe. for dresses
Light Sage cord PLAID Pom de- Sou
Dp Dove Stripe d.
Hue black Stripe sW
Black Ieninau silk
Embossed and other Fans
Grass Cloth for Skirts
Hue black Alpaca Lusirr
Mourning AMI other Fouafd Silks
Fancy Balconies
White Stripe Pom De Sou Tor Weddings
Rich Cheno Stripe Pamsols and sun Shades
Bllck Nett shawls. plain Mousein dc Lain 30
Light Half Fingered Fancy Six Mts
Fancy straw cord Neck
Invisible Green AMI Mayannc Blue Summer Cloth
Drap. Dete; Gambroons and Linen Drilling &c.
ma WASHINGTON MEREDITH
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-11

LINENS AND LINEN SIGEETINGs.
URIsH Idnena from Use. 20 Csc. per yard
\ Rictaria1n's heaf fImly make. n superior aftirta
Keutnes. Birds Eye Diaper
tOa aud i2f Barnicv 1dnen sheetnrs
Russia Diapers, Linen nuraps,
Cotton Dometics Oynahurrs Checks, &c
For saic, low by Ina ~ JNo WRIGHT
UuSr PUBlsHED-sr Yrcsrav-Incients ~ Tavel
- Yueann by John Stephens incidents u rmvei
~ Rypf Amba Pe;r and Holy Land incidents of Tave ~
Central America Chaas and Yucatan Illustrated by so IN
mas SMITH, DRINKER a MORRIS,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-11

NOTICE.
TNHE undersigned, JOHN JACOB, IT,, having
- pufcl1sei he interest ~ gro X CRt~rCHFRLD In the
BusIness and co partnership which has been
ckve IN NJ" county n Hanover under JNO JACOB
~ A. 60, the ad co partnership BE- this day Dissolved
The husin's will in future Do conducted blnchcs
uf nnierstgnei John Jacob, ir INO. JACOH. IT,
May o. 1-t1 GRO X. CRt-rCHFIEID
WANrED-rime Bils on BALTIMORE rhildelpha, ~. York
w OF Boston, by JNO. y. TRIPLET a son.
n.lI
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-11

SANus sRs,rAELLtfs fn,dicine unrvalcd ba.
D. on IT, intrinsic merits for t' of ts
diseases 10 winch peculiarly uiape Being entirely yegeta
b and compost Of oose-t cection ofnrfei.n which act
100 c"nsnanes with %" laws that animal ecouny t,.
system enabled 20 throw d--. 10 healthy action
and The owcr 81 nature natural Junction. Thou
sands can and have testified efficacy removing various
chronic constitutional dssa originating unhealthy Or deursy
Of The bDod hs scfofua OF enlargement ri t
glands rheumatism and lufnbago, rhum rnrwOun haefs
Itch eczema ami other similar slfey and shsusUy
cured BY IT, but by the "chJaen ts nsue4 Term
90 quaeseV ihe subject requires passing question
what qnaekey AMI WHO quack ofs moment and
m preservation ~ h'arh important ncd with d u
"a" greatest con-equ'nce wlsrs disease nyade- physical frame
' ass prompt and Efficient measure 10 fel ie Wietbe
POI Win stands nh m reserved fgl and prcrrbr hfsu te
most powerful agents. including ~ yiruEn p1ion
' 90 cisf 0 fatal Elimination simply ay-t, patsn died Of
%" D. who by hnrI- dfi continued frth
fh Voc afean1 Of nature htiHn stores OF ufh knJvedzs
applies 90 No. benefit ~ suffering humanity risinz h. own
reputation Tie result public confsnra To
'erl can d't'rnns u Ie mark ~ a rffrlirs,
mini 10 fesc any rne se M agree win b.
"n pre- conceived Hrt0n but ola ubs md gane
/ fyI. m.uI o.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-11

EXCHANGE in active demand to-day at greatly i'm
proved rates. We quote Sterling, Jta6I per cent
prenl.-Fancs, j3jaj4O-New York 60 Dis Ial per cent
di>couni-Sght drafts, par ! per cent
FEEIGHrS very dull; notice an engagement 10 Ii.
vepool, l5-32d and British vessels are taking at L
l6d-TBee
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BOARpING HOUSE
EnUt nENT

81 THE Boarding House situated ut the cor
ner OF l1h sirre-t has been thoroughly repaired
AMI well adapted In the purpose for which designed Posses
Sion given iiheiiaiely-for terms appBto A. MYERS
ma a-eo2w Executor Of SatnI Nyef-
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city cured IBncon and Lard!
HAMS Shoulders and HiddIings, carefully cured
u A few Kegs lard do do
For by w 81 HARRISON
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FLOOR MATING.

lust received a superior LOT Of Canton Floor
- Msuinr. white and ooiored land 60 wide.
ma s-Gt WILLIAM BOOTH
I'M LoBEH Com Remedy, removing corns for by
y mn n bINAL 90.
DESTRUCTION or THB BRITISH Army!
IUNHE Military Operations nj Cabool, which end
u destruction % le BRUSH Army January 1912 with
Journal Of imprisonment Ahghansan by Lieut. Eyre the
ft London ciontonrieo vol For sale the bookstore
ofHMFilts btlNkEkN MbkkfH, mas
- AIT-2,O0U sacks imported direct, for sale by
- ma DAVENPORT a ALLEN
4 HOuND PLASTER-Fresh supplies, receiving and 10,
- ssie by DAVENPORT 4 ALLEN,
ma Agents for the manufac turer
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9eite urr1 truth whore ere ~ found
AmDurr your fneuls amongst your f1ra.
'n rhfi-'ifn nf 1n heltiisn ground
Iir hnnrf dyInt whrfr r'ef d rrpwa~
N.----L ILL., ....LL. md .---LL..-- liz. -.

Ii pop'ior daily RECEIVING from uie nsdi-ai pro ~
n"nf'"ir I"fl "faers NJ justice and private ,
/'in anp' and willing tsu1ny both suf verbal % TO-
Ilsrpr value and rrary ~ the pfeparli1n 10 3D. taf A.
FURNISHED gfltu1usy prof being given Of ber worm
Fof PARTICULAR idyer sn IN i,s md cher ety tap.
Prepared mi ai whu1 retail aud fr ersriatrn Ly
HrANDS 80 brff.ts ltd tiefnisfs Granite Hlidinrs
n" -'3 broadway nj Chambers Y0k aufrf
af'hiin Richmond ut Co. Petsf.iufg RotefE AMIR
'n n Nofioh " srHr and aD BY druggists rerefaly
WtrTa cities 90 u. q Hites-Pnes 500 psr b0tus bis.
0f s. fs. A
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-11

The Ruling Passion strong "a Dedfh.-When Lawrence
was lying stretched the deck Of the Chesapeake rurt,
BY wounded, and the immortal spn ,as about ou,ttip A.
na tenement his last dying injunction was-"Dont Gire
HJ The Ship."
When cambridge lay struggling death, on tho bed Of
sickness s memory reverted a. e stirring scenes iu which
ho had many years before borne active part lie ,ir
ed himself IN command OF gallant vessel surrounded IA.
hs officers on the eve oi an eUgagemeni-ami summon
a his energies for final effort hc exclaimed "CsU
aI hands 10 bOaTd Me enemy"
When Porter, IN foreign land, was sinking inf, tc
erave-n body worn out with the exposures and hsrl.lip
which hc had been subjected for period pf mani, -
tie service Of his country-in his last moments he Dire,
ed that hs body should be buried At the foot Of tc ~ A.
srArF that after death the glorious stars and Al
Amenca might wave over lm!-B0sf0H Mercantile Jony
Nr. Everett has recently made formal demand ON the
British Government, for seamun, citizen Of the United
'il who has been impressed on board British slim
"lNaf Uu the African station. The Government mat ,,
demand promptly by ordering the Clio e guns Il, proc,
forthwith to the coast OF Africa scour the search Of
che man. and place him possible atthc disposal d,
Che American MINISTRY. y. AmeyicaH.
4 Genuine F,eneh Buu-A correspondent Of ti,c Noe
"h Ad'rr'ef writing from Paris about the Palace of st
Cloud anyH, "Here the Council OF the Five Unndr,J bl
ihr l'ai inmuiuouS session. aud there that uonsg s,,
lNapOlcon) entered their chamber alone ogJ ,,,,J
broke up their situugs drove them out a., H., ,, u
M hgVonsf' and pnncd thc first n that series of fri,,
winch ended in the Empire aud tio Iron Crown"
THE WHEAT CROP.
The Cincinnati Chronicle Of he 81 instant has the fol-
lowing paragraph on this SUBJECT.
we have boon observing tic varipua arr,,pts ,,,o
of hit. Important crop in Ohio and elsewhere f. a.,
there b. every Ca suppose the crof, ,,II a. =.
lr1'i hn avrmgo one. Doubts were entertained ,,b,
ef We root had not suffered from the revcrity d, tb,
winter bni generally this not cauao Of ,nipry Il
t'e Wheat. The principal injuries are from suu, flo
nnd wet harvest Should the wcnthor bo drg t,,
lhr penod We may hope the crop will escape smut
The harvesting almost always dry n our country and m
te whole there BE- no reason yet doubt 81 good r,r
though We can hnrdly expect good one aa aat ys,r h.
cluaf ua was remarkably tne. in Ohio we have seen m.
hnd accounts except from two ot three counties which "a,
rpcct Will bad a. they are ssid tLs n
Weiifn Now Hork The appearance ct the Wheat II. s,,
o. he remarkably good.
w s"ne part q" Pennsylvania The appearance are bed
Ga ule whole think there will be- on average crop ,
Che United States is year There "a very large sirpu
u The last crop on hand; aud need expect o. 81
houf
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40 the member- OF the Hanover Agricultural


40 the Members OF the Hanover Agricultural
SocIKrN.
o You perceive by advertised Premiums proposed
TO be distributed Hanover THURSDAY.
ssh MayJ that ahoui $3.50 required
Treasurer 10 huIs has been collected important
sh BE- nl attendance and all prepared ray up
qIoia VI communicating yu1 before
meeting hut through pube pIe- suggestion
of the President. place this before ou.
INA s-dSch q. w. nASsE-I-r, Treasurer.
NOrfCE.-rhc Ladies' of thc Mriolis nisnaryl Church.
aicles a, the Guy Han commencing TUESDAY EVENING
neat the s AMI continuing until Saturday following The
metz Proceeds OF this SALE be ape tbs completion Of the
interior OF the Church o erection Among
the ARTICLES tn be offered wbc Of Chhicn Drc-
WIN precs suited TO the times An persons invited to attend
To Retailers OF Ardent spirits in ltichn,os,d.
" lbcg leave tn call your attention act OF the
Legislature, passed 22nd March, ~ which requires every
person intending sell ardent spirits by retail Obtain
irst certificate that he she Of good character In
Richmond, this certificate be obtained from the Illus
tngs Court, which will be in session this day.
COURT
May 1lth. ~.
01- AUCTION CARD-The sale Mr.. A. - Lyons Stock
Of Books Stationery, Fancy Cook Se win commence th.
Thursday Morning, at .! O'Clock Terms cash.
nm - INLoES 4 BROTHER. Auets.
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May llh. ~.
ALLEN & cos NEW OFFICE
Under the Excbn NM. HAZEL.

Drawing OF Asnaniria Lottery, Extra 10. May 9Th:
- 4 az ~ &c 76 &c 63 60 IS ~ - =.
Splendid Lottery, drawing received 10y this evening mn
Il prize OF ssSOO0 10000, 10 Of 1000 lowest No.
prizes" 400 100 of ist and I'd
cts = halves quarters Tckr
tanned until :! O'Clock r. NJ tn day ate. X ALLEN cos
mn ~ Under the EnehanRe.
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HOYT & cos OFFICE.
N.stI

The preitesi Lottery have had month of SUNDAYS comes
OF eourse oil today $4,000 Capitalize 400 the lowest
number ueAet IN the seleme-And the safest
money IsM HONr n cos,
Iru.t.r tl.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-11

FOH CASH orr CITY ACCEPTANCE.
w MEREDITH would inform the Country
Merchants That d. following cheap
n not chH1fF Than other establish cry.
1u a. reduce Doe present. stock Of Doinscs
GDpds TIE folpyyinf part
20 haiea No. and . Manchester Olnlbuva
20 do do : Merchants Petersburg q,
20 DO DO I Elglc FACTORY
~ do Z brown Sinrng Cotton vcry INV
10 Do Della
10 d. dp do do
20 Do Mli0aca. Euric and Mechanic
Oclil. Ftuiutet AMI Suffolk Drilling
~ haies - Montgomery shrinr
10 Do - Chicofem
- savage A. Lehman
qv. . and . 4 brown gheeinr
Apron Checks and Pcuilcuu1fy Plsds
Marine Shrfing AMI Riasil Diapers
~ kinds ~ beached shffnR
Caic0e and Nankeens, of every description
Boy. and c0i1ufed mi N Den ~ an
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III NFtFTTETl-
y" iahey ani Toilet soaps. Palm soap- In packa,..
Coogre Water superior Bears aad Marc.s-.sn,
superior Hair and Tooth brushes-ior saI- Nv ""
~. - J. H n uo.,
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HAMPsnGRE.

This old Wing County, lost last year by supneness means
this year to put herself right agan.
The Wings have held meeting At Romney, Robert G..
Kercheyo IN The Chair and Coo Gilbert Secretary at which
Philip D. Street. and Darid P8gh, Esqs. were nominated
Wing candidates for the House Of Delegates.
Hampshire has been field Of battle for yesrs, and is
County always looked with much The Wings have
carried 1t when they united harmonious and seaious
A. ampshe the State elections apt CO. and such
being ths fact the Wings Of Hampshire have more than
their dhtubutiye weight Of responsibility. The udnR
be DONE hoy will only resolve that IL shall BE- done. We
know it Is hard to do that the redoubtable Colonel Blue
who Counties, IL strong man, and that
there Hampshire, extremely close division Of par
but few things impracticable concert, energy
and chiefcsi OF al, perseUerance.
The Demoerlic candidates the old members Messrs
Blue and wardboth marked men Blue who thinks the
Of Richie worthy Of illustration and being
handed down postery than that Of Raleigh, Sidney
or Locke, thousands Of Revolutionary predecessor
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1 Democrai OH N, Tnr nm.

We find the following Address in the Petersburg pa
pers, from Of ho sf0uHched Democrats in that rs.
gioH" We commend 10 the serious consideration Of
citizen Richie snd the Grandson II will be seen, that
condemnation Of the unequal unjust and oppressire Tax
Bill u not confined to the foefous toLics
Ffttow. CHzESs:-Without the ceremony Of a 1oee6no
or parry caucus, present myself you candidate Tor
tn next General Assembly Of Virginia The tax bill which
was enacted by your late Legislature and which was sup
ported az 10 ne soT IN the Legislature by your late Dele
gates the reason why appear before you II d,
known 20 you, oloweitzens, that Capi Daniel was not
supported BY me asfyear because considered him TOO much
WHD 10 hp supported by true Dcmocrats-vowing him
eSrsHfA hOw Democrat than regular Of the
Republican army having fought under tcoored hag ir
the cause Of Yhgeeyy and Conssrsaysisu, until defea
drove him for shelter into the Democratic rsnk who're be VA
received snd elected and has paid his Democratic eod fol
ibeifkindness sustaining bill imposing taxes which
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ieownen. be observed he be damned and that in
eontinendy. Mr. Gays acceptance Of Office under Adams
an Office beneath his reputston-is construed BY this be
l aud charitable gentleman proof positive IL bargain
Intrigue aud corruption and he habitualy subjects every
man. who differs from him in opinion the hsrhest and
most ungenerOus animadverSons. The Democratic party
the whole Of whom lately, better than robbers and
ekpockets-ean bear witness this th.-Bui let this
pass.
Suppose the gentleman, with bahied ofce.eeker written
his brow Is reelected Congress-whai thenf Will
that salve his wounded hono1ri VIII that obtain for
him the mission Will that make the Senate relentf Will
that botA parties into Wac meni TAfysixAf
OF the Senate, embracing Wings and Demoeuts-did not
consider him iii for the missonean his collection change
their liked conviction OF his unworihiness Nous
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From the Richmond Star.
GREAT EXCITEMENT IN NORFOLK.
Burial rIr. Gnrdner.--Subscription for hi,
Family.

Family.
The death Of Mr. Gardner caused great excitement i'm
Norfolk and although growing Of troubles same
pocn! party has produced much bitterness and nnmosy
Violence very much feared tme but the rear
Of Cooke have allayed the excitement.
correspondent of the Baltimore Sun, gives the follow
ing OF the ceremonies attending his funeral
"The funeral of Mr. G.. took place from the Baptist
church in Portsmouth Saturday last o'clock p. NJ
All business suspended the occasion the and
shops closed, and the people turned
The church only filled 10 overlooking, but the
IN front OF also crowded with persons The process
sion, which consisted mostly OF males the largest
witnessed in that place. Ii supposed that there at
least thousand persons in it who followed the remains
10 the place OF enermon A banner carried in the
procession, and also exhibited the church during the
vices bearing the following inscription: The working mans
uend-ngrdercd IN defending their rights" Underneath
this motto representation Of the figure Of justice hold
ding tie LEFT hand the scales, by end Of the BEAM
which inclined downward, and in the right hand bro
ken sword.
After the ntcrment the procession crossed the ferry and
marched quiet and through the
OF our borough, bearing their banner with them. These
proceedings had in consequence of the ucqusl Of
Cooke, and to show their indignation proceedings Of
the court and Commemorative attorney the OCCASION.
Since the arrest and recOmmmeui Of Mr.. Cooke the ex
cement has subsidized IN degree. Although serious
approximations were had that violence would be attempted
yet none occurred either upon the persons property
citzen The affair Is deeply painful and melancholy one
and has produced great distress in the family Of Mr. Coke
Nr. Gardner has left wife and children which an,
told in very dependent circumstances. subscription
hos been foot since the in Portsmouth, aud
am told that citizens Of the place have subscribed very
orally IL hehaf Of the widow and children.
Yours &c