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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-05
March 2. 1919.


IN 0nn HAVANA CIGARS. la Norma brand in I.
AO,OOO boxes, just reee.yed-Alsa 10000 Havana an
NH ALIEN puvALs co
HNLECrIC MUSEUM OF FOREIGN LITER NTT-RE-Fcbri,r
- No received for subserbcrs-pub.h, by Arnne ise
NH SMITH. DRINHER MORRIS.
LEWIS WEBB OFFERS FOR SALE,
D22 HHDs. y, o, Sugar. part prime
40 do Porto Rico do par superior
20 boxes Loaf AMI Lump sugar
Is Do New odoan. Mo, ,ss,s
Do Porto Rico '"'''HNh-
DO Maianzas
ego hays rnnc Iagua
% DO OH co,cruucn, Java
90 DO cuba c,,rrr
$50 Do Porto Rico ''itHh
$50 Do African
IS Do Marcaibo
~ 10 s. Domingo
500 sides sole Leather. Hemlocs and OAK Tanned
Shoe Thread AMI Irvine
Rags Pepper DO r.menil
zoo kegs Nails and Brads
s tons Auirrean Wscryd steel
tons Virginia Batiron
- lnies Virginia and Georgia Cotton
sack. san Enrb.h Refined Table Salt
100 hoacs stiO ans turig Winirw
20 bales son She'll Almonds
$40 lo,cs Bunch E1Isrs
Drums Fias
I65 nests woei Ware
90 dufen Painted Buckets
20 dn Corn Hrcous
tacstiops
Bushels Clover Seed
Imperial AM ounpovd,frca Black Tea
Hemp ami Manila Rel Coris
Hemp and Cotton Plough Lines
2i bass Wool-tq bags rcltbcrs--Cotou Vans
ESQ hays shpi-kcrs nIponts Gun powder
Sporting Powder canstcrs
Whiting Letter and Wrapping Paper
h1tcs Soap Rflvu. Nlurraicd White Scented A.
SO a. HiHs Patent Canies
Do TaloW 81
no Sperm 80
shcrry, ror Muscat ani Champagne Wines
ion.,,n ForOf
saI Pctrv. AaH, Cop7eas Mtdief AMI Indigo
Tar Pitch, Mackcrcl Stone Ware. a.. &C
NH ~
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Madeira, sherry aud porI Wines.

'hnuefrn- SHERRY md PORT
1--WE subscribers pleasure call the attention of IN. trade
ana ter Trends generally recently made with
the Me--rs blackburn ~
quaes Of hade Sherry and place which they
WIN commence AMI pleasure and mo-,
Peehe standing Of the Mrs Blackburn guarantee thar any
orar for their Wines will be strict Compliance with arr.e.
nen The subsehers solicit orders Naderas the
n OF se~-rN George and Robert Blackburn Co Of Maier for
me Old Reserve London Paueuar London Particular
hua hairnsey and Tina also for nj Port from
Mercy ana oporn selected by MeSsrs Forster Co
~ ooa OF s-rres and Pou have opportunity through this
ageneyto command the purest tab Of ~. dr,
DI-NI Op NoN,t-pp
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-05
GARDEN SEED
HAhRdNTED FRESH AND GENUINE.
Wholesale and Retail, by
W l. Ia PALMER.
A RTICHOK E--Gre.n Globe

IN AsPARActis- O., :. -,
BIfNCU M INs ~. 49, =, -, , -
rel .y. do b,tf ,,,o, ~ p.-11 =, $.~ I'D 'mrh
POLE BTANs- 80. - -, ~ S :.
case knife. red cranberry. French soi-on
BE'r-fay Hood TurnIp, Long Blood Nanr,I yyu,. Inn.
ana yellow French Sugar
yo,L Dnnnh,a g., ~ ,'p SuEatoaL 90 Hau'rsea Large
Green tt,t.d s,vy D., III puihhean savoy
CARROT-r ~, ,,' 80 my "o''u
CRFsa-C,,l.i q, p.a,.,-.- - "'s'' cunningham
Ca GO, and Late
,.,;,.t.s,, White and Red
S.tNnth-Long Green Early Frame. Early Cluster Ghrkin
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-05
ROBERT MOTT.

VIZ SsSr 70 "a EfsAsBgs Bssk Rsk-s.% yI.rl.Ss
AZ received further slgfy Co-l and oi;e,
Narni-hes with Painters Bsush-s B.udets An 49,,
ini OF Freneh and American Window Chs rss from 40 4,
80 nelS al o' wheh he Is desOu- up ON the
b-A hrse supply of soap Paint Tor .aie low q,
''''' '"i '' 'h't-en Roofs X. y.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-05
NEW ESTABLISHMENT,
The subscribers. manufacturers aud NrhoIe.nJ,
dealers i'm Foreign and Domestic
STRAW GOODS.

tSfE'IFILlN they have eased IA. i,r-.
snd spacious store under the Exchange Reading Room Reb
nom Virginia where they intend Conducting general straw
"oous bustuess. Their a. an times eouu~., -,
ueue assortment NJ every article % business with
uy VII be supplied weekly from mandatory At
e norm where they have Tor yoars been e1teny
engaged m the manufacture n STRAW GOODS and from tr
Nsonee " manufacturers they enabled every article
~ hef hne AZ the N6rfArru yee for C3SB the
uS soheh Merchants Nninec AMI dealers general to
m rN'lne unef siock which WI b. found comprise an
extensive variety of LEGHORN STRAW. CYPRESS VIII
and FANCY BRAID BONNErS. Also. LEGHORN PAM,
CiAL FLOWERS. &c - ' '''' !
The subscribers would also attention ., Merchants. AMI
49, gong NoIul N their fslbhshfucaL NO. 20, Cedar
street, New York whfrs ihoy viii ani an ern.'ys ,,,
meni Of siraw Co' aHd prizes that cannot fs to give
!" 20 W A =. p CARPENTER
FJ-The Lynehburg VrFnan and Frcdereksburr Aren, vii
12t and forward f1 fhaaa-r VIZ
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-05

II AVE Just received n fresh supply of Garden
seeds from the Nothao different ads ~ arden
seeds grown in tbs State all Of they recommend as fresh
ARTICHOKE-ireen Globe.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. or Dutch
BUNCH BEANS-Boad Windsor. Dwarf Mohawk Early DIVA,
Mohawk Extra Early Six Weeks Early yellow Sir Weeks ong
Pod Marrow Dwarf Red speeked French Royal Dwarf White
POLE BEANS-IIorticutua Pole Large White Linn, s,ar.
Runners White Dutch Runner, ' ~
BEEI-Elry Blood Turmp, Early Yellow French Sugar Long
Blood, Mangel WuItzen. e
BRoCCOLI-I.arse Purpe Cam.
'abBAGE-Bauersea, Cromwell Drumhead Early Bullock
Heart Dwarf Green Savoy, Eay Sugar Loaf Eay York Plat
BunWek Green Cufed Savoy Large York Late sugar Loaf
CARRUT-I.ong Orange
CAULlFLowER-Esrly and Late Dutch
CORN-Smitis Extra Early
Turkey. ' 's "'ee"
EGG PLANr-Purle.
ENDlNE-Grcen Curled
kAlE-Gtccn CURED Scotch.
LEiTuCE-Bown Dutch Early Drumhead Early slesa Green
Co.'S, Ice, Large White Loaf
MEllONCaToina Water. Green Citron ,rvs N,sk n, yu
Nutmeg. e ~ - '"o"
NASrURTIUM.
OkRA-Iong and Short
pNlpN-Silyer skin, yellow Skin.
PARsLEN-CuTei single
PARsNlP-ENra Large, Large Dutch.
rINS-bllc Imperial Dwarf Mauowfat
,it Larry Frame Early Bishops Dwarf Eary Sinclair ,r
Washington Early Warwick, Martuyyfat
RADIsH-Back Spanish Turhp Long Scarlet White ,
nip Yellow Tumip. ~
Satisfy VEGETABLE OYSTER
sflNAGh-Pncky or Fall Round Ieaved or summer
neck Yellow Striped. ~ ~
TOMATO-Iarye Red
IuRNlP-EAy White Dutch Parry Yellow Dutch ,riv
STONE larry white stone Red Top Ruta Baga White Fiat Winter
h@So-Canafy Seed and assortment Of Flower seed
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-05

W hundred thousand Percussion spli Gao. t,,, %,
eeVed ana Tor sale BY The package a. very low
P"'e" mn y THOMAS TYRER
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-05

SrklNG AND SUMNER HATS.
q JUsT received per schrs. Lynch.
~ spring and summer Hats.
E<A Consisting of Pearl Cashmere Otter Brush rrab
- Russia, Leghorn, Sea and Palm Leaf Hats.
As sons very light Beaver Nuira Hats ,n the
thing for spnng. light and elegant
Also boys and infants LEGION Hats up trimmed in IN.
best style. Please look Al them.
country Merchants and Planters th.r advan.are
70 Examine my stock which complete IN every pare
ar and viii be oh advance manufacturers. pr..
'o' ea>h- GEO. w. FERRY
Fashionable Ma
One door above Van Lew Smith L. Co. Hardware store.
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l. A N DRETH'S
w ARRANTED GARDEN SEEDS

40 h. Gay opening my Spring supply Of Gar,sn So. e. ~
- wei known establishments mn Dav,1 sTir,s ~ na ms
Tor several years given satisfaction tn 80 mas
CONSIST IN part OF M present assortment ''"
n, -, E1ilehoNe Melon. water
Do eaTl, t1Tni, root, Do mountain spout
DO haHge Wuuz-l "A, C.'-s
Do French slgar 10 I"ion
Bears uo,,,suT-,r,, Mustard; Nasiurtian
no LoD. ,oI Onion. silver skin
Do a. - DO Weihersded
Do red sPeekled valentine PaTisv ri,5
DO brown do m, 49,
Do China white red eye PaT.,io -
~ .-.rS.--r feas laniTeths etfru carly
Do early vaio,r no arge manowfat
/ DO Scarlet runners IA, -, ss
Do Lima ~ oya iwaFi prolific
Do white Dutch -" Que imperial
BrocroT, -. n Pumpkin cheese
BoreeoIe German 5Ts Kadish long scarlet shcr topl
Cabbage. earv yo,L - DO white turnp
Do Laniretis large york 10 bl..L So,
Do arge Dr,7,-,.-J Do yellow lump
m, a. ~ Do summer white
DO Drulhhead Savoy Sa,s
DO early Battersca Siy
DO green curled Savoy M. -, Iound Savoy
DO red Duteh for picking s,p,,b - y eeoeu
Celery whit Do LiHB cocoa nut
No Tomatoes
Cress eur.s TeIniP, fat Dutshy eart-
, C,,rrr,h.- = DO red
No -. ~ s'eeh Do large globe
Egg Pant purple n AlA baga
( Endne. CURED 70 any stone
Leek large iia- leaved H.rb. ,a1.ir yo"a
Lettuce early cabbage Ios' assnfiea
Do large CURED INDIA c.
ID, c.. . The above are warranted 10
Do lee ~ Dc genuine and Is n the quail
.s il 10 h. -, ties ofthe seeds the vender wish
NJ So, that bar sold by are OF the growth AZ
49, tindfeh with slight exception Therefore -,
enuIe confidence that hsy VIII upon I'm, r1y w N
- az olesn Importation, As are usually eoss9 - 80
- y B-lhe subscriber receives order. IN, o-,,, -. ,
- p noi and green house Fants. Prices rno5sr,te
"NS DC ma sAfiS on application
"a Aihe Richmond Medical EmBorS S5,snOS
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-05

lie Mist,
Oeee on Main Street, Sguare ADORE hs Banks,
Performs al ocs"- ON the Teeth Co their beauty pfc.erya.
ton and nsert- the t--t Kind u ncoupjbe Tech, sp 90 an
full ss GA the most Approved 10 the Rsvd N, p,
kevd DE- Empi~, Hubbard Gardner 60 Hon n q R,L,
DE- thanbeIlayns Dr. r. g. cabc1 ceoEc wsl.on 81 ~
lI--l2m - ~.
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SUITES vARNIsHEs, frc.h supply for sale BY
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-01-31
Common PIeas.


Jas. a0-.4biei b. Marks vs. Wm. r. Pan limbaugh
TINS was an action 10 promsory note of $1,000
made by defendant and endorsed by Wilcox & Co The
money was received Of Marks by Wilcox Co. II sp-
-sred that Mr. Marks agreed to loan the money
dton OF receiving good and sufficient security and also
ihat wilcox Co should take plaintiffs brother Henry
INTO their employ ment and give him $50 per month and
qusr,et me nett profits OF sales customers whom he
nknt lnuoluce TO the firm. On these iditions the
MONEY i9aned and Henry Marks is still with wilcox
N'o van Amourgh's defence is that he had received
consideration. Wiooxs defence is that II was usor
Gus transaction ina nnoh Henry Marks received more
Verdict for plaintiff S42s a. NV
FOR Plaintih ?. iilagAan; ior defsndant + H. Owen
The .4msTIcan TsgTdnce Company VS. SamI T,aoh-
This action second ouar,er,s ron, a,
1870 per year The tenant claims that he oniv hired The
premises by the month. Wv
Yrdct for plaintiff, sos co.
Mr. Grifn, for plaintiff Mr. Wilson for defendant
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-01-31
New York Portable Gas Company.

AT the suggestion of considerable number Of
the largest gas consumers and of some Of the pro
pretors of the principal hotels and other institutions
in this city. have been encouraged to project the
immediate formation Of the above company, which
will supply the public with more brilliant gas than
they at present obtain at half the price now charg
ed, or at IS cents instead of 70 cents per hundred
cubic feet. As the use of the meter will not he
needful. all future Doubts as to it's integrity will
cease ; but where individuals still prefer it, they
will he enabled TO procure it direct from the hands
Of the manufacturer who will be unconnected with
the gas works. In few DAYS a prospectus will be
issued with the names of the directors and with eve
ry requisite information on the subject
Yours, respectfully,
w. A. KENTIsH
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-01-31
81 bring you nose-gay Of culled flowers,
with nothing Of my own but
"The string that ties tn EN- top ether

r.
n3-MR. MOONEY has the honor to announce that
his Eleventh Lecture the History Laws Antiquities,
Poetry and Music of Ireland Sc &c &C. will be delivered
at the Concert Hall, 4)6 Broadway this tuesday
Evening 3ls January The principal events of the 18TH
be dwelt on-partculsrly the Reformation
At the conclusion OF the Lecture Mr. Cartrght will sing
the Irish melody to the air OF 'he Seaaso several
other OF Moorss beautiful Irish Melodies. The Irish
American melody, entitled The "Wearng of the Green
founded Travels in America no. after the manner Of
Dickens will be sung on the OCCASION
90 Also, two selected Irish Melodies, by lady
Mr. Melville will preside at the piano.
Admttance ONE SHILLING.
l13- L aides take seats at Z.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-01-31

THs LEGITIMATE DRAMA. --Cincinnati IL a very re
markable city. She is emncntly distinguished Tor
her virtue, piety, and original genius She has given
birth to some Of the most talented men oil whom
the country can boast. Powers, Bracket, Claven-
ger, who have already gained an elevated position
among the renowned sculptors of the old or new
world. have cmanated from Cincinnati. Several
painters of great merit have also dated their origin
from this fourishing city. Cincinnati is emphati-
caliy the /" Western Athens" We find that she is
also making rapid strides towards that dramatic ex
cellence which characterised her ancient proto-
type. Witness the evidence in the following bill =
THEATRE.
sycamore between Third and Fourth streets.
N. D; Clarke, Stage Manager.
BENEFIT V OF The AUTHOR AUTHOR
This evening" January a. will be presented the drama
entitled the
sOMERs or, Mutiny on the High Seas
Capt Mckenzie, Mr. Bannister
Midshipman Spencer, Mr.. Wharsm
Previousto which the drama Of
JOHN c. COLT.
John c. Colt, Mr.. Bannister.
Caroline Henshaw, Mrs. Bannister.
For particulars small bills.
Box Book now open.
This indicates in the most cheering manner the
growing strength of the legitimate drama in the
young empire of the West. Just in this way did
the old playwrights of Athens dramatise their do
nestle tragedies, which, "married 10 immortal
verse;" still klndle our passions, and cause our
hearts to thrill with pity, sympathy and awe "For
particulars see small bills" Why do they not send
us one of those deeply interesting documents? Do
let us have one, Mr.. Clarke, by the next mail
The reference made by the editor of the paper in
which the announcement appears Uhe "Daily In
quirer'o is too good to be lost. Here it ISL
This il Banniser's night at the National Bannister Is
afavorte with the Queen City play goes and since he
has joined the Washingonians he decidedly with
not only actor, but
The somers and Colt tragedies will both be presented
with other pleasing varieties The casts are good and
venture to say all will be well sustained.
Thisis one of the most touching notices we have
met with tor a long time. The deIicacy and cpl.
grammac point of the alluson TO the little railties
of the great tragedan, and his first appearance in
character. are probably unsurpassed in diurnal
literature. ''The Somers and Colt tragedies will
both be presented, with other pleasing varieties" 1t
would appear from this that slight dash Of eccen-
trcty minges with the refined dramatic taste of our
modern Athenians. 1t may be however, that when
we this less favored region reach an equal degree
of refinement, we shall enjoy with equal goGt such
"pleasing varieties as the Somers and Colt TRACE
dies We should be much gratifed, at all events, in
obtaining some insight into the nature of these
"pleasing varieties" and therefore we repeat our
request to be favored with OF the small bills''
by the respectable stage manager, Mr. Napoleon
Buonaparte Clarke.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-01-31

00-Were Barnum to Gull over again the whole realm
ofnaure and art he could not concentrate greater curl
osies delightful amusements than those he fur
nshes his patrons tho present week. Napoleon crossing
the Alps. a new military spectacle, went off last night
with the most splendid effect. The singing, dancine.
automatons and tablcaux, were delightful, while the
Burning Of Moscow all that art could make IL of the
terrific reality. This is the last week Of Gen. Tom
Thumb, rs he cannot stay beyond Saturday
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-01-31

90 IT'S NOT ALL GOLD THAT GLtsTENs. -.
Every reader is tra appearances decefu and
this truth cannot better be applied than in the recent at
tempts made to st upon the public article protesting
to have the virtues DR.. Shermans Poor Mans
Plaster and from the medcsted loztn
ges similar in price and style Of getting up. All this is
calculated to blind the of the public who should be
particular when they purchase lozenges to call for Dr.
shermans Reader, trust not to any newfangled medi-
cnes buy those which have proved themselves good Dr.
shermans Cough Worm, Headache and the other Medi-
Gated Lozenges he found his warehouse 100 Mas
ssu st. at his authorized agents state st. Boston
Stanwix Hail. Albany ~ Westminster st. Providence,
and Ledger Buildings, Philadelphia
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-01-31

o. PROFESSOR VELPEAU'S CELEBRATED
Pills guaranteed all of gonorrhea gleet,
their introduction into this country the New York Col
lege Of Medicine and Pharmacy more than a thousand
boxes have been sod and the College deHes single in
stance of failure to be shown.
Professor velpeau the celebrated discoverer Of this sps
cifc after experience OF twenty years in the hospitals
OF Paris asserts that these pills the only remedy that
has been known to fail in eiecting Ssld
boxes OF one hundred pills at 81, at the
Principal office and consulting Of the College
81 Nassau street, New York.
W. 8. RICHARDSON, Agent.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-01-31

REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.-A peremptory sale Of
extensive productive real estate property in various
forms, and calculated to suit purchasers in every
line Of business, is to take place this day at noon AT
the Merchants Exchange. This property will be
sold by ]. Bleeckers Son, under the direction ofD
Codwise, ESQ.,, master in Chancery. Perhaps on
no occasion has more favorable opportunity &C.
cured for turning cash to advantage Person.
anxious TO secure property for comparatively trfpe
means, are now afforded an excelent..and rare OPP
portunlty
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LATEST SOUTHERN SHIP NEWS.

BALTIMORE, Jan 2sEAr Wanknco, Atkins. Newport, RI;
Snmeset, (Brl Williams Demerara Planet Weeks Bath;
Elm Hand Ba.s, ca Nay Hopkins. kar;,S.
do Std Herald ats Amsterdam Spartan stubbs Frank
ALEXANDRIA DC Jan 26-Arr Virginia. Dexter Barbados;
Forrest, Boston.
England.
NoRroLK Jan 2s-Ar Tho, Doane NYork Lursns, Ports
EsGe s,9ksy g Thomas, SD 9Th Proxy. Bradford Yves,
NEW OaLEANs Jan 7-AIr WIN Tell, Gardiner. Messins;
Glarssa, Perkins Boston, Tananto (spl Baera La
Hale Perns, Hayre Adams. Gay, Lyerpoo Gauges Elliot,
Boston; Avo, Davis do; 0enesee Minot Antwerp. Edn-
burg Stone Hawe; Monaco Got Baitimore Tonquin Nor.
ton, NYork; Two Sons, Lsgunl.
Foreign Ports.
BARBADOS Jan 0-u port, Gen HARRISON for Alexandria
in days; Gen Marion for st Thomas do Rdeoui
Norfolk ALBION for NewYork, days Agyle from St
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-01-31

oD-Thcre will be large and fashionable audience at
Pesles Museum tonight, to witness the display of
entertainments from Naples, which have been long
fitting up and which, in point of gorgeous display and
magnificent effects, exceed anything in this
country. The Neurological moving dorama ofthe meet
ing ofthe Deites has parallel In any country The
Norwood Gypsey has crowds at her private evees
during the whole day and evening.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-01-31

Before the Hon. s. r. Belts.

JAN 30-The United States .aier. s. Mckenzie and
Guerf Gdnsep0ortThe papers presented third time
lii this meter The agent Of Mrs. Cromwell in laying
the complaint before solcits in her tn at any
doubts sha be entertained to the jurisdiction of the
Circuit Court OF this District 10 take cognizance Of this
complaint she may be heard on that question, and any
other question arising in the matter by her counsel at
such time aud place as may think proper appoint
Judge Belts declined granting the warrant prayed for
on the ground that Court Martial has been ordered by
the Secretary Of the Navy, and that there "coor OF
jursdcton IN Court Martial" the alleged offence
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-01-31

SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF NEW YORK
Charles Cooper, New York, Inspector; Herman Cortez
Lincoln New York, merchant tailor; Benan Caire (com
pulsory), New York, merchant; Edwin r. Tremain New
York uer
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-01-31

HERALD FOR EuRoFE.-We shall publish, at three
o'clock this afternoon, an ezra Herald for Europe.
1t will contain the latest political, financial thestri
cal, commercial and fashionable intelligence. Co.
pies in wrappers will be ready at the above hour to
send by the Caledonia, which leaves Boston to-mor-
row, for Halifax and Liverpool.
The letter bags Of this steam ship will close at
Harnden's, Gilpin's, and at the Post office, at
quarter to o'clock this afternoon.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-01-31

1D- On the 18th instant the Supreme Court of the
State of Tennessee affirmed the judgment of the
Circuit Court of White county, in the case of the
State Kirby, for the murder of Mrs Hunter. He
was sen'eEced to be executed on the 10th of Febru-
airy next The Court at the same time passed sem
tence of death upon Carroll and Payne, who are to
be hung at the same time The execution is to
take place in the viciniy of Nashville.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-01-31

90 vELPEAU's SPECIFIC PIT Ls.-These cslebra-
ted Pills for the prompt and radical OF gonorrhna
and glest have been used in immense number Of
since Their introduction into this country by the College
They will very soon become the only remedy for these
hitherto ntractabe diseases Several Of the most dstn
gushed pny sicans in the city, recommend and them
in their practice and all the memb Of the College are
unanimous in the opinion that .peaus remedy is the
safest speediest and most effccua 2ecifc for al puru
lent discharges from the urehra lsingle box Is gen.
orally sufficient for the worst oicsses Why will
sufferers from THIS disease allow II to on producing
structure with all its train Of serious evils when box Of
these pills will effect permanent cure, without the
Of any of those irritating injections mixtures
Of copavan common usel Sold in boxes at 81 each.
w. s. RICHARDSON, Agent, Principal office OF
tho College of Medicine and Pharmacy, OF Nassau st.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-01-31

IMPORTANT FROM kINDERHooK.-We understand
from the chateau de Kind1hook that Mr. Van Buren,
and his friends will go into the democratic National
Convention, on the district system of electing the
members, which is the principle contended for by
John G. Calhoun and his friends. Mr.. Van Buren,,
1t seems, perfectly willing take his chance, on
any reasonable principle of compromise, sooner than
divide or distract the democratic party.
The time now the only point of difference, and
Mr. Van Buren's friends suggest, the latest day,
the month Of December, lS43. What do the friends
of Calhoun say to this?
1.-THE friends of Mr.. Van Buren,, Calhoun, and all
the other democratic candidates agree to unite on
these principles, and to take their several chances
the contest Of 1874 will be one of the most beauti.
full ever seen in this country. Mr.. Clay will have
hard work before him.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-01-31

DEBATE AT THE TABERNAcLE.-The debate on
capital punishment was continued at the Tabernacle
last night. Horace Greedy and DR.. Cox were the
combatants, and the price of admission was only a
shilling head. This is the age of cheap amuse-
ments, and the pious young men and maidens who
conscientously avoid the play house, can now enjoy
each others society at these calm and sancfed de-
bates, without fear Of experiencing unholy
throb from the temptations of the enemy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-01-31

GENERAL CAss.-Meetngs are getting up in favor
Of General Cass's nomination for the Presidency,
in Cincinnati and other western towns. BY and by
this kind of business will increase very much