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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-09

Considerable excitement produced in England by
the conversion OF MIS- Wood the celebrated vocalist to
the Roman Catholic faith, and her abandonment of her
obligations wife and mother, take up her residence
IN convent The Wakefield Journal OF April 18th an.
nounces her the residence her husband 'he
pain and anxiety OF being absent from her husband and
child being greater than her religious enthusiasm
vent looks inviting in some imaginative moods OF the
mind but when the affections haTmonouSly the active
duties OF life have higher attractions, they will alw vs.
prove the best school Tor the cultivation of the graces Of re-
ligion. Mrs Wood was more fortunate than many a wo
man has been who has changed her mind in convent in
that she was able TO get out.-N. y Jour. Of Com.
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Col johnson Irregular eleetoneerng excursion
through tho Western States, and appears he received
with hosPabe coriay, which he probably mistakes for
political favor lie at Vieksburg the 25h April
and ut Jackson Miss, on the 2Sth.
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IFrom IA Herald Of u,.tcrdnn.l


NAVAL NEws-We have learned from authority ON which
We place reliance, that Wales, the Inoer whose un
sustained testimony young Spencer condemned has
been discharged from the service of the United States
The recommendations of Commander Mckenzie appear
thus far 10 have been all effective.
The foregoing characteristic paragraph may possibly in
Jure Mr. Wales, with those who do know the rccke
character Of the alien, whose duty pleasure il il 10 nj
tack daily, American stocks American credit American
character Of kind and indeed every thing that IL NOT
connected with the sovereign whom he owes allegiance
at the same time ;hnt he daes NEEDLE with our poll
ties, and comment upon political institutions To abuse
America, and every thing American is his vocation and
doubtless he well paid for That an alien foreigner
should continue his attachments his soreyegD and the
institutions OF the country to which he aegianee Is
right and proper but what Ia think those who
calling themselves Americans prepared TO sustain among
foreign press devoted the indiscrninaic abuse of
every thing American?
At Mr.. Wales request give the following lctters
showing why he is service and the utter alsitv
OF the Herald statement.-N. y. Cour. X Enq
H. :. BRIG Sewers
Neo York, ATyH 18th, 1913
Dear Sir cannot but commend you for declining To
60 again IN the capacity Of Purscrs Steward
slider that your integrity and the business capacity thai
you possess, entIte you situation much more ndyan
tageOus IN pecunaTy point OF and il would give
me sincere pleasure to be instrumental in procuring such an
one Tor you u can aid you In doing, shall expect
you to call upon me- and with my best for your pros
periy remain your friend,
(Sgned) II. VI. HIESKELL
Purser, 4. S. ".
Mr.. WALLS having declined going to sea, Commander
MACKENZIE has given him the following letter. which will
insure him place in aome Counting House.
The bearer, Mr.. James w Wales, has performed the
duty of Commanders Clerk for me- on board the IT, s.
Brig Somers, for some time, my entire satisfaction lie
writes good hand is very accurute and is thoroupby
honest honorable, aud worthy any confidence cheer
fully recommend him to any who may be DESTROYS OF
employing him
(signed ALEX. sLTDELL MACKENZIE.
New York, Sd May, 1912.
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BY finding the g bedroom confused and tho oceu
pantgono She having loft tho house very early vista neigh
Dor They thought she had heard them and gone
alarm the neighbors, they decampcd without getting
much booty ashley anticipated IL hoped that further
closures will be made ere long. "Murder will out"
~. Y. MN
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SPEClE.-rhe Hibema brngs about " millions ofdol-
lars IN god enough OF which will probably be added the
ten and half millions already the vaults OF banks,
to make the Unprecedented sum of twelve millions At
the latest dates specie pouring into England from all
parts OF Europe, and passing the L. States. The
Bank Of England constantly adding her immense
treasures, notwithstanding drain for this country which,
1t estimated, will from the Continent and Great Britain
amount TO twenty millions. Ii expected in England
that the drain would continue Gomez but
the price OF exchange here will put end
all shipments when is known in England The Bank Of
England loses 10y its advances the three WIS, fl35 600,
after realizing lar possible all the hands
Journal Of Commerce.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-09

SANDS .-OtheT diseases have SHIN
their thousand but Seroua has slain ofhousanis.
very alarming affection appears under Of
from the slightest deviation Of
and general diseases One Of its
phs Punonas or consumption Of the lungs diseases ofihe
and knee joint and white swelling
other parts OF the body Experience
saparila a for the inyeeraie complaint ia hume
rous instances has brought health
vital spark had almost He'd From and peculiar
bnauon with other vegetable substances operates removing
the drs place unhealthy diseased organs substituting
healthy action H. place the general energies ofte
system
For particulars advertisements city papers
Prepared and sold wholesale and exploration by
A. BSANllS CO. Druggists and Chemists, Buildings
No s'3 Broadway OF Chambers authorized
agent IN Richmond A. Duva Co. Petersburg Roper Ander-
son. IN Norfolk NJ A. sn"- and sold by Druggists
principal cities in the L. sates-Pree $500 per
for s.. I'm, a
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j. Alta Meeting of the Board OF Managers Of the Wiz
ginia State Colonization Society held the Office of =
X Baxter, Esq, the 9Th inst. Mr.. franklin KNIGHT
an Agent OF the American Colonization Society having
arrived m the city, and being present. laid before the Board
the proposition OF that Society raise S20OOO for te
purchase OF Territory lying within the limits of Liberia
but over which the Colonial Government has not obtained
jurisdiction; whereupon, it was unanimously
Resotred That we cheerfuly recommend Mr. Knight TO
the kind regards of all the friends OF the cause in the State
and heartily wish him success
Resoired That We cordially approve of the design of the
American Colonization Society purchase the nterye
ming Territory between Cape Mount and Cape Pamas on
the coast OF Africa of great importance in securing
the peranency and prosperity of the several settlements
already established.
Resoiped That meeting be held in this city, at some
convenient time, in order that the of Colonization
may be brought before the Public and an opportunity a
torded its friends To aid in its advancement
Resoiued, That Mr.. Knight be requestedn conjunction
with Committee appointed by this Board TO make the
arrangements for public Meeting rs proposed in
the preceding Resolution.
The following gentlemen We're appointed the Committee
under the foregoing resolution Mcssrs Crane James and
Rev. Mr.. Norwood
FLEMING JAMES, SecrefayU
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nnrIc,r nf do rnrket. mnr s.


TOBACCOrs receipts heavy and prices steady, Gngs 2.
general % 90 inferior leaf N g. common leaf
good 6 fnc vcry little oering) % IN o. AMI occasionally
souis fine manufacturing at go 10 70.
FLoURNo much demand for this article pfeson,-s,ock
ligis.-saics In small way AZ ~ n 81
Exchange Northern Cities "a per cent prem for Sigh,
Funds LUDLAM PRESTON A co
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FLORIDA ELECTION

Capt McNEtTy, Of the steamer ST. Matthew's arrived
from Florida yesterday, has politely furnished with the
following returns Of the election for Delegate Congress-
which took place IN that Territory on the st inst at will
be some days before shall know the final result:
Ill =.
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RIcHNoNp. Nav 6, 1919.
To The Editors Of the IYAig.

6enuemen-lt - pleasing fact that the Wing cause is
rapidly gaining ground IN this State gentleman from
Charlottesville few days since, informed that the cause
was there progressing Several gentlemen that vicinity
who formerly voted the IAN Buren, Ticket old him that they
should certainly vote for Henry Clay, the Presden
ual Election They, IN common with party 90 for
T. = Bank and the most eectual way OF obtaining the
establishment OF that Institution is support Henry Clay
and thereby the cause of the country.
II is strange that any should calmly review the
diapidated condition Of the country. and still support
party WI" has brought 1t 10 that condition. proud
have reason In believe that the Wing cause il gaining
ground throughout the conntyhat the people are begin
ing 10 the Importance of going for principles and men
Tor they have found To their loss that good principles are
not sustained by any corrupt party. that the people
Will soon rise IN their strength and hur from power those
VIII" now disgrace our oyernment-and that we shall soon
see the flag OF Henry Clay floating in triumph from the
Elements OF the Constitution OF the country.
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ONWARD Is the word !

Jdcksos Letter the Tariff Jeore he raserer President
In 1924 Cen Jackson the following letter to Dr.
Coleman Of North Carolina, giving his views of a Tariff
and Home market. II contains cruelty The Wig doc.
triHes Of this day.
Washington Ciiy, 4prI 20, 1921.
Heaven smiled upon and gave liberty and
That Providence has blest with the Of
national independence and naonai defeaee II we omit
refuse the gifts whichhe has extended u.s. de-
the continuation of his blessing. lie has filed
mountains and plains with mineTaLs-with lead,
iron and copper and given Hcmae and soil for the grow
ing o hemp and IcOOi These being the great materials
national defence they ought 10 have extended them
adequate and fair PROTECTION that our maHUfaefHr
Ot Europe and that have within country sup
ply Ut those leading and important articles essential
war.
81 will ask what the real situation Of the ngricuturst
Where has the American farmer market for his surplus
producc Except for cotton, he has neither foreign
home market Does this clearly PROVE when there -
market either home abroad that there il much
labor employed IN agricultural Common sonco once
points the remedy Take from agriculture in the Uni
ted States sir hundred thousand and chdren
and You will give market for brendstufis
than oil Europe furnishes IN Short sir, we have
been too long subject the poey of British merchants
II time should become little itneTicGnized
and instead Of (sed1g papers and idboreTs Of England
feed 0irH; else IN short time 10y continuing pre-
policy, shall all be rendered paHpers ourselves.
~ therefore, my opinion that careful aud udicious IA
RIFF much wanted 10 pay national debt, and 10 u
ford us the Of ihntdccncc within ourselves which
the safety Of country and liberty depends and last
thought not least, proper distribution to labor
which prove beneficial To the happiness Independence
ond wealth Of the community.
am, or. very respectfully
ola
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$50 REWARD,

AN AWAY from the subscriber, living in the
county Of Chesterfield the ihday March last likely
feet ten eleven inches high a head of har mnie Ii
oounsnnnee his upper front teeth little projecting round
hat the OF his apparel rrcoeced IL Is believed n. . %
ing about Richmond OF Manchester neighboIo OF Man
chester lw give the above reward and m
turn to me, OF commitment get him again
hh'-Nu THOMAS NJ.
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NoIiuh-rhe annual nsseas of steokhalla a. tho
% Petersburg aAn Road ConAny. heal Al the oE
NJ, s o"eSny an Richmond TUESDAY, the Of
INV "S a, !, oeIoeA AN horod rsasr.
s9-cotd -.
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Obedicnt servant
ANDREW JACKSON. !"

u The Enquirer appears determined 10 throw the Cal
houn wing Of the Democracy upon hands v the most
contomptuous silence be- part effect its obecior
neer good word has ior the Chyaly and when dogns
open m mouth At ALL IL s in gentle reprobation Of some
Multiplying indiscrotou
We cannot pledge ourselves IN do very good part by
the Chvary but when 10 IN our way, we cannot
orbenr, through pity Of ~ oron slate, give helping
hand We therefore, present. chronicle the way 30 which
was boUHced at Tammany lnst week.
From He ". y. EJJgess.
Dolsss At TANNANy-VAS BUREN REsOLtrioSs The
Loco General Committee met last evening 10 receive the
port Of their Special Committee. The report goes the
tire figure m the echo the Albany dctaton. AID Hat.
field, the regular Chairman u the Gonoml Committee
engaged in Of the Loco members Of the Common
Council hc Cry Hall, and Thomas jeremiah acted o.
Chairman for the evening. Cob Ming, and several others
vchemcndy opposed the report and finally amendment
offered n favor 0f Free Trade, which s The Calhoun
hobby The amendment opposed by the Van Buron
men, but finally agreed The report Of the Committee
was then adopted, understand, % 20 ..
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RICHMOND DAILY WING.
TUESDAY MORNING, MAY 9. is4a.

The member for "RobiRsoa's Precinct"
The Charlottesville Advocate of Saturday contains the
following article the subject of the unlawful
in Madison and Greene: .,n
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FLO0R MATTING.

UST received superior lot of Canton Floor
- Mating, white AMI colored, q and 6-t wide.
ma st WILLIAM BOOTH
hR LOBEs Corn Remedy. removing corns for ale by
- ma \. DtrVAL a 90.
DESTRUCTION or TIE BRTTIST AMY
TNHE Military Operations at Caboo which end
ed In The destruction of The British Amy, January, 1892
aJoufnn oi imprisonment n Anantan by Lieut. Eyre from The
fh London edtonCompee For sale m Bookstore
n SMITH DRINKERS MORRIS.
ARD-suponor smihhch and CITY Cured Iardfor ale.
- ma 5-Gt ROYALL MORGAN
TINEAs-superior Green and Black Teas--for saie BY
II INA S-Gt ROYATI. MORGAN.
WJIsII-No I Mackcrei n half and qraucr barrels
~ No . Family Roe and CHpt Iierrngs
sammon
No. Cod. Fsii--for sale.
ma IS -6t ROYAIL a MORGAN.
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HOYT g. cos OFFICE.
EXCHANGE STREET.

Who wont have ticket Of Hoyt 20. The rich
est schemes Of the up tins week Can
tlrmI. NL A
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SAMUEL LOCRHEART, Sr. Deceased.
IENHE last Will and lnslnInnnt Of SnLLiIInl L lnc

SAMUEL LOChBEAHT, Sr. Deceased.
'ENHE last will and testament of Samuel Lock-
- heart Sr late pf The County New Virginia
contains The following provision That daughter
Ann lockheau shall the Of twenty years or
Naes That all The money the hands
ball be- divided A. olows u Samuel LockIeau should
h. then living 10 him hird Of my estate e tile children
child e hy Retbi. who died
' living 10 them the fact being established they
b" children child en ly the sid Reubn part
information IN relation ~ Samuel Lockeau Jr
was heard of State u Mississippi child
Of Reuhin l.Ockleau. viii be thankfully Teceiyed.s
EDMUND RICHARDSON.
Executor of SanI Isockheau ST.
New Kent c. House Va. May 9Th l543.
Mary Ann Iocklleln Ims mlTncl ma a-wlM.
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New silks & ueIzOriucs.
" hNtp AMI nIencd a beautiful sika and Ba
'N-f [" nu John WRiGHrs
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LORD AsHBURToN.

On the lh, in the House of Lords Lord Ashbuon made
his acknowledgements for the of thanks. We
his speech:
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ALLEN & cos NEW OFFICE
Under the Exchange Hotel.

drawing received this evening 10y prize of sI2 600
10000 5000. Tickets s. ~ Nos-I4 drawn
Ticket the above h. half past p day Of
ma ALLEN x co, under Exchange
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-03-16
DIR. WOHaGs Fife Medicines.

IN HE proprietor Of these mstchless specifics
S~A while he has cause to feel the most unquali.
fed satisfaction in relation to the unparalleled
popularity and general use they have obtained,
feels constrained by considerations disinterest.
ed as they are sincere to continue to press them
upon the consideration and trial of the public, till
no invalid and no family IN the whole compass
Of the Union, shall be without knowledge Of
them and their inestimabe virtues, The certiE
icates which he has heretofore Published in al
most countless numbers, and in reference to eve
~ possible variety OF disease, fully establish his
medicines, beyond even ne possibility of doubt,
as the most generally useful and the most untail-
ngly efficient, Of all the medicines of whatever
description, ever yet presented to the world; and
he feels that he is but doing his duty to his fellow.
citizens in urging them to test for themselves the
benefits to be derived from his LIFE PILLS and
PHOENIX BITTERS. His Office is ct No. 375
Broadway.
The above medicine for sale by
r. j. HOLTON, Agent,
Charlotte, v. c.
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Rf.y DR DARTHOLONEW'S
Pink ExpecsOrarat syrup.

4 y agreeable Cordial aud Effective Remedy
n fo' Coughs, Ilaar.cncss, Cads, Pain IN the
Rteast, lnauerzl. Hard Breathing aud difficult
Etrectorauon. For Adults aud Children in cold
climates and warm
Have ron Cough DO not neglect it Thou.
sands have met pro mature death Tor the want Of
.jito attention 10 q common cold.
Have You a Cough Rev. Dr. Barholomcw's
E1pectofati syrup, safe medical prescription
containing no POISONOUS drugs, and used in an cx
teusyC practice for several years, will mos, posi-
lively afford tcllcf aud save you from that aEfu
disease pulmonary consumption, which usually
sweeps INTO the grave hundrds Of the young the
Old, the fair, Tie lovely srd the gay.
HIVE you Cough Be persuaded 10 purchase
bottle Of this ESpectoruni syrup to-day To
morrow may he too late.
Have you Cough - BaF!holomeE Etpecto-
ran, Syrup Is the only remedy you should take to
cure sou, For this plain reason That in the
thousand cases here it has been used, It has not
failed to relieve
For sale IN Charlotte, n c BY 7. Oates and T..
J. ll5'ton II Salisbury BY q. y. Wheeler; in Lex
iug,on ~ J. T. Nabry; in Grcensborough by ]. &
r Sloan IN Fayetteville by ! g. MRae; n York.
willie, $ c, b, Coms,ock's & Co agent
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Fever and Asue.
+. J. HOLTON, Agent,
Charlotte, ". c.

yRlTS lisagreeable and very prevalent nervous
81 ELECTION proceeds alone from the state OF the
nervous system, affecting the stomach II is
sometimes cffeetuaIly cured by sudden shoca or
other operation upon the mind; bat no depend
ence can be placed upon any remedy, except
powerful tonic action upon the stomach.
DIR. MOFFAT'S PHOENIX BITTERS AND
LIFE PILLS have been happily used for the care
Of FEVER AND AGUE, with lnvsrisb. success.
DIR. MOFFAT has lately received from the
West where the disease prevails TO considerable
ertont, indubitable proofs that his medicines are
in high estms,on there, as speedy and etfectuaI
cure Of ii. lie has unquestionahlo city reference
AS 10 - high efficacy. in this disag-ecobe sfec-
ton, which will be given on application a, his Of
fee, as Broadway, New York,
The above medicine for sale by
4. J. HOLTON, Agent,
Charlotte, y. {.
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TO ALL TUE WORLD VINO USE LEA
TIER II ANY FORM
OIL OF TANNEN,


MlcAL DISCOVERY.
az )ST people know, that skins and hiafs arc
VA converted into leather BY lte use 81 Tan.
pm ,ttac,,d from certain baths Sc When The
iorce and strength Of the Tahnu is worn OUT,
feather becomes dad, hard. iip brnie, ef1eked
toeNed ruth a crust, 81, THIS ALL hNOh'
10 restore then lie, soiinsss m1istncss, strength,
'H99thHtss, and remove all crust, ily, or bls'et-
restore the tannin. This substance The leather
never can receive :he second time; but The whole
unnrs o II are 10 this article. the Oh Oh Inn.
NlN-which penetrates the sti,icst and hafaest
halher, # 1t has been twenty years IN USE ana
T. leafs Uasly with the fingers, Vt impaTl5 ri
pace a strength that is utterly incredible unth
'ecB, II becomes like new leather 10 all respects
With delightful sofness md polish, ana makes
ell leather completely aud perfectly lmpetWous
V wa'rt--and particularly boots, shoes carriage
Tops, hose trunks, harness, and 10 fact all things
made Of leather, giving splendid polish, even
heher than new leather has, and a, least doubling
!" wear and durability, in whatever manner inc
lellher is used, These are facts,
Those who will may wear OLD shoes, groan with
co'ns ride with old carriage tops, have old harness
sat throw them away half used. look filthy them
selves and all about them, oxpcnd double what y
Necessary for articles OF leather to their hearts
'onent, for what we care. If their ptelunlcc7 aie
70 strong they will not try new discovery we
nave no avors to ask of them, they are the great
'l sufferers, and We beg for nobody's custom OF
patronage. Now, gentlemen, please yourselves
lfNone genuine unless with the fac-simile oil
omStock g. Co, For sllc IN Charlotte, ~ T. oS
y Dates in Salisbury by c. u. Wheeler; N Ley
,nrton by p Mabry in Greensborough by J. a
e Sloan in Fayetteville by ]. A M'Rae; IN YORK
vile, c. by Comstock s. Cos agent.
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Just Received.

EE ORSES that have Ring bone, SPAWN, Wind
a q gals, &c are cured By Roofs Specific; and
FOUNDERED horses entirely cured by Roofs
Founder Ointment Mark this all hofsemen,
For sale in Charlotte, n, G, by b. Oates in Sa-
lishury BY G. B. Wheeler IN Lexington by ]. r
Mabry 10 Grsenssoroush by J. & II. Sloan; in
Fayetteville BY J. A. NJ Rae; in Yorkyille, S. C.
By Coms;ock & Co.'S agen,.