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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-15

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Autobiography of Orphan Grl-several
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The Fair Saint of Toulsn- Conclusion OF this Magical
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Retrospect of the Stage, No4.
The Lord Of Talladega-A Review Of Mr.. Colcrahs
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Letters of Junius-Some new light On this subject
Professor Haigkt and his Sermon on the Virgin and
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-15

AcoUrrrAL or JAcoB SuIrMAN.-lt will be seen
by the report of the trial OF this charged with
embezzlement and grand larceny in appropra'lrg
SIS 900 in gold belonging TO the Union BANK oi hs
city TO his own USE that he has been acquitted, ihe
Jury returning as a verdict that " the offence was
not committed within the jurisdiction OF this State,
on the ground that the Intention 10 appropriate the
! money 10 his own was not conceived until after
he had arrived in Philadelphia. IL Is stated that he
ssoon TO resume his old business of money carrie n
between this city and Philadelphia, and we und' r.
stand that a number OF brokers in Wall street h ave
| agreed 10 give him their business
With this case of Shipmon, and the forgeries of
Saunders and Ragee, and the peculiar expose OF the
science of dental Surgery in the trial of Cunning
VS.. Burdell, in the Marine Court, we have had
week calculated TO improve the knowledge of the
in the mysteries OF the black art and the science
OF alchemy, as distinguished from that of honest
labor.
The examination OF the West Indian, Ragee, and
ms wife will take place to-day, when il is expected
thattul confession will follow, which we shall make
public tomorrow. The case of Burde will be
concluded on Saturday, aud rich and racy report
will be found in Sunday mornings edition.
ITALIAN OPERA.--The proprietor Of the Garden
Nibio's OF course-wiIh his characteristic taste and
judgment, has engaged the Italian company, who
will give their first opera, Lucia dl Lammermoor,"
tonight This is a celebrated production by Dom
nzettl; the story Of the opera is from SIR Walter
SCOTS bride oi LammeTmoor." The troupe IL,
SAID to be complete, having no less than twelve
Italian male chorus singers. Sgnora Majocchi has
the reputation of being a most powerful singer,
as also SIgnora Corsn Slgnors Valtelna and An
tognini sustain the first basso and tenor. The
orchestra has extraordinary accession In Ssnor
Rapet,i who is bimsel If absolute attraction; he is
10 be the leader. Our old favorite COfii, (un-
equalled, we iearessly assert, in the word,) is TO
charm us again by his magical trombone We
understand he is his way TO Europe, and no d oubt
will take his place with The first musicians of e old
world. With every respect for the Ere ncf. opera
and French music, both and will be Sc condary
to the Italian school, Italian music is expressive,
tender and pathetic. IL seems breat ned forth by
beings who believed IN The Immortality of happiness
who had drunk intoxicaon from til cir own fervd
skies, and like the birds, poured fort their souls in
song, because, they could not help it. From the
date of the first Florentine opera, Eurldice''
Italian music has been considered divine science
and SO we ought 10 welcome IT,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-25

niss which proposition decasd BY the Board OF prSc
ors Of the Louisa RAILROAD Company" have had
opportunity Of knowing how the Louisa Board understood
Mr. Robinson's propositions and hazard nothing saying
that they only understood him agree submit his whole
proposition basis Tor contract subject be "cvcw
ed aud modified" but without power strike any a
Gle. They willing thus otrnmmel the arbitration
nor to consent to- and invite the consideration OF PROPOSE
ton never contemplated by the Stockholders and which
they had previously declared they could not submit But
let the record speak, (aken from the article tockhoder
They cannot therefore withdraw that portion OF their pro.
position and refer the remainder Oft they are perfectly
willing 60 refer the whole proposition either the Board Of
Public Works, the Second Auditor, other impartial
arbitrator orhrators with power review and modify
every item Of it, investigation OF the subject they may
deem be Just and reasonable" Tho Louisa Board there
fore cannot be charged with declining refer the whoe
subject to arbitration That exactly what they wished
to he DONE but willing allow Mr. Robinson to
dictate project for contract, and only giving the abitra
toos power to review and modify, bu, strike any
item uf IT, VS.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-25
WESTERN AND FAIRFAX LANDS.

VETHL exchanged for property Richmond Ken
w tucky Ohio md Wisconsin lands ~ considerable extent
,,f yore reb AMI well situated. A Of
MHyaukc other lots adjoining embracing great oNfnt of
water power where manufacorcs are now In suceess operation
Thoo who acquire lands may be certain n Immediate
comfort Independence, and Of future wealth. Tor growing fnn
also exchange above. Cedar Grove the estate
which reside Fairfax County. II b. situated Acconk Ray
about below Alexandria, and marked the latest
map Virginia Wheat Patch Point ~ This points Herring
Fishery There large proportion ~ the land wood which
may improve The timber and yield The time
good annual vineyard ~ some extent b. In nn
bearing experienced making think that
valuable Deer fish and Wild Fowl abuni1n
respective The s productive and lime 70 improve
H. can be procured exchange for surplus wood number
0fNew settled In That county have already
scn hnis which Inferior
fs ufo water. Z remain Richmond Mfs nurwers
boarding house. few weeks where can particular
description % these hnds lju ~ cw3wl WIN. ~ MCCARTHY
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-25
ALBEMARLE LANDS FOR SALE.

(I virtue of decree of the Circuit Superior
- Court Of Law and Chanee county AbemarIe
pronounced in the Of the President Directors of tie Liter
AIRY Fund against Martin Dawson shall on the
h day OF August ucAi being A5enarc day.
door OF the Eagle Tavern, the expose
sale TO the highest bidder the
on the waters Of Hardware River containing
known as the Belle AR Estate and being the late residence
tin Dawson deed This
VILE on the James River Kanawha Canal about - miles
from the OF Charlottesville.
Al the time and place. shall public about 900
acres Of Land lying around and adjacent village Milton
IA said county belonging the estate OF Martin
THIS land situated the Ryann navgabIe stream ad
joins two Manufacturing Mills and within Chaoties
Asn At the time and place public sale one
other actof Land OF 2oi lying county on Hard
ware River patented 10 Tie late Martin Dawson.
ing the lands o ia" late Christopher aud Charles Hudson,
aud within few miles Of the Scottsvilc
or Terms Will be liberal on the day Of sale
Ju l2-iltsesawtds " W. SuUTHALL, Conmr.
Or ENQUIRER VIII COPY D an salc.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-25

N compliance with the provision of n Decd Of
Trust executed IN me Trustee, by Bcnard O. Booker
day ~ july 1919 duly recorded In thc Clerks Office ofDuc
n-au County. shall FRIDAY the ii day n August next
certain purposes mentioned proceed fci The
tho highest bder Tract Of Land mentioned n aid deed
bngon Tongue Quarter Creek m the County n buckingham about
miles H. e. Of House, containing $40
farming portion n which s excellent Creek Bottom
There farm buckingham better adapted n The growth of
Tobacco or upon which portion n that article
one year with The fofec-fhc high land good
heart and well adapted The growth Of Grain and Tobacco The
improvements suitable for The accommodation Of small
~. and securing crops.
Any gentleman wishing his Capital real
do well 10 attend above win be made under
stances which bargain N the purcaserhe
believed unquc~nuabc but acting Trustee shall
~ course, convey only such as b. vested n
or Terms viii be made known Tho day ofsal
it th-vfds WM. ". MOsEfEY. Trustee.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-25
rnr rLIaHr OF TIME.

Time apceds aUay-away-away
Anoiher hpuf--enuther day
Another month--anOther year
Drop from ~ Like the leaflets scar.
Drop Ike the life blood from our hearts;
Tho ro-c-bloom from the cheek departs.
The ncsses from the temples fall,
The eye grows dim and strange 10 all.
Time speeds away-away-awny;
Like torrent In n stormy day;
RE undernines the stately tower,
uproot- the tree and snaps the flower;
And sweeps from our distracted breast
The friends that loved. the friends that bless'd
And leaves ~ weeping on the shore,
To which they car return no more.
Time speeds awny-away-away;
No eagle through the sky Of day,
No wind along the hills can fee,
so swiftly. or 10 smooth he.
Lake fiery stecd-from stage 20 stage
lie bears uS on-ffom youth 70 age,
Then plunges in the fearful sea
M iathsmloss Eternity. Phi. Ing
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-25
NOTICE..

VUNHE subscriber offers for sale privately his
X valuable Amelia Springs Property, consist
ing Of about go acres Of LAND $50 II which fat
Of lust rate quality and all high Improvement
good portion Of the high land there crop
IN the production of which land Virginia superior an
things considered the Ar-ea Springs certainly
property IN Eastern Virginia healthy waters
equal to in Virginia The Improvements place very
large and superior al q the houses having
last six OF seven There brick
high with spacious bali - rtby ST. Ladies' sitting
adjoining and i1rrg above, large Gentle
mems sitting the basement story
trance % the Huclthct lck house. leust
each containing - There H. Likewise build
ing containing 10 rooms and great of other rooms
Client in al 20 entertain 500 COO There
penor dining room 1870 feet long, built o brick
spacious 10 dine 200 persons ao private
residence located the dining
sdcnce Of those experimenting the dining There aso
good store house, which there might good business ia
the mercantile line There ao good bath eight
rooms Appropriated for bathing. The stables equal
Virginia for convenience, &C. there being brick
contain nj least y Horses ao
10 horses The yard and pleasure grounds having been laid
celebrated English gardener and borders beautifully
ted with shnibbey Of different kinds makes this
situation. The SPRING located lat surpassed brauty by
the world The waters ~ the Amelia Springs
analysed by Dr. Bridges Of Philadelphia and pproved By
Parish ~ the Tho following analysis
with That Of the White sulphur Springs
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-25

II The Globe thus concludes long article exposing
the ningues Of the Administration and especially attack
ng Mr. Ienshaw and other Democratic converts to Tyler
ism:
"Who thus noting the manifestations Of the press show
ing the renewed activity Of the Administration To breed
sehism in the Democratic ranks the accession Of Mr.
Hcnshaw to the Cabinet IL may be amiss to point the
eye Of the public % similar effort made, through Mr. Web
-ter on the Wing ranks his secession from the Cabinet
Mr. Websicrs Just anxious balnncchOldinr
plfy % unite with the Administration defeat Mr. Clay
Mr. Heuh1w isaac I'LL - the other band 10 lc
feat Mr. N1n Buren,. What remarkable trium,iratc--
Webster, iIi.I and ilcnshaw!N All Tyler men. and OF
bentD dcicltihc hopes OF the great parties 90 which
hcy indebted lur whatever political distinction and
Standing they ever enjoyed"
The Globe, 10 our knowledge, s not Tar Of the mark
Capt Tyler and his loaky vessel ond they can't
Keep and they have than ntmntcd that
this the game, by which they hope make themselves
felt 70 defeat Mr. Clay fret and Mr. Van Burcn next is
the great object Of their ambition IN doing tts they will
scrupIe az 30 means to advance themselves.
Mr. Webster went Massachusetts iusinunic himself
once more into the confidence Of the New England Wings
iahe mry again Jctmy Them aud defeat the nomination OF
Mr. Clay. In thc meantime Mr. Tyler by buying up De.
u,.rl BE- FOB tIrn bs scale against Mr. Van Buren, and
iniaga0r of hmsof a1y orc ,lsc who will promise 10
provide i.rh..r, when Dol. term b. ou'.
How ilr spencer rcnchcry may ballo the Captain re-.
mains to be- disclosed.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-25
LOVE.

ny ROBERT sourHEy.

nv rotTHt1.
"They SIN who tell ms love can die.
With life all other passions ily,
All Others are hut vanity.
ln heaven ambition cannot dwell,
Nor Avarico in the depths OF hell.
Earthly these passions, ms OF earth,
They perish where they have their birth.
But love is indcstructible;
lts holy flame forever burneth,
From heaven il came, TO heaven returneth;
Too oft on earth troubled guest,
At times deceived, Mt times oppressed,
II here is tried and purified,
And hath In heaven its perfect rest;
II soweth here with toll and care,
Bot the harvesttime Of love is there.
Oh. when n mother meets on high
The babes she lost in infancy,
Hath she not then, for pains and fears,
The day OF We, the anxious night,
From all her sorrows, all her tears,
An over. payment OF delight"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-25

" more. kii .em. oo aud thus would kii every man.
Ia. twenty day-thars twenty scores-tweny SCORE that's
two hundred day, Eve days athonsand-
forty thousand:-fory times five, tive times oTttwo hun
dred days Kills them all up by computation. And this
will venture my poor gentleman-ike 10 perform
provided thoro be pracscd upon usby fair and
discreet manhood; Tint Is ciyilly hy The sword."
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-25
Hon. HENRy CLAY.
ASHLAND. 10Th July. 1913.

ASHLAND, 10Th July, 1913.
Gentlemen: have duly received y0ur letter, as Com.
miteo OF The Wing portion of the Legislature of North
carolina, reminding Of my engagement visit that
State, and expressing the expectation that will fulfil it,
My obligations Of gratitude North Carolina too
strong 10 nave allowed forget my engagement
have ahaicd my desire visit il. have, the contrary
constantly cherished the wish H. and regretted that
las not been hitherto IN my ENJOY thut qualification
four STATE gentlemen has other and higher titles my
friendly and respectful consideration than that mentions I'd
by YOU OF IFS having been the first denounce the unpa
raecd ueachery which has marked the of the
ng President Of the United States, although that meed
denuncinton the performance of high moral and pa
rotc duty No State has displayed loyalty and attach
ment TO the Union, been prompt defend and main
tain 1t, exhibited less selfish, restless nordnae anib
ton The frst to declare the independence Of the Colon
les, North Carolina will be among the last abandon the
support Of the Union, without which have no security
for any OF tho blessings which enjoy, political in
sttutons Her calm and dignifed has been msla
Ken tor insen-ibiy 10 public affairs But she noby vind
Gated herself from is unjust rcproach in 1910 and have
no doubt stands ready do again. whenever suitable E.
mergency arises.
shall take ineXpressble pleasure IN visiting such State
oud m cordially mixing withitsp population. without reserve
And God spefc my life and health will certainly per
form my promise IN the OF the Spring lean
not now fix the precise time, but will give you be-
iorehand timely notice.
In the meantime, pray your acceptance OF my grateful
acknowledgements for the renewal Of the inyitaon with
which was hOnor'd end assurances %: the high respect
and esteem with which an. faithfully,
Your friend asd ob't, sery't.
II. CLAY.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-25
FOR SAL ~.

FEb Pam belonging the Esato W. w. Tonln deee,ae
known by tho of OAK NIL situated In me county Of
ebmond and At The Junction Of Tosry and The Kappa
hannock j. offered or ne contains between and s00 acres
considerable part fiat land contiguous navigation and ovfer
The dwelling hnure haze and stable barn
has been recently wen repaired The
md made known by Tho sdbcrc application in person or b
letter post paid flouh his Farm De- privately ID win he
offered for sale Richmond Cour me fr., Monday in o.
tobcr next Re-. w. CARTER. Admir-
e Q7--fawtf with the VIII annexed Of w n Torio A..
WARskw, 2. q.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-25
"Multis lie bonis hebilis, occI
Mill nehILior. auam tlbi.n

PAU x. GEorgr, Esq very distinguished Tyler. man.
has been turned Ut the Office Of Naval Sorckcepor a
Brooklyn and Col Trvys Craven, his Vnn Buren, predc
active supporters OF Capt Tyler. lie supposed he
10 stay n Office until the Accident had got through with the
Wmes.-N. y. Tribune.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-25

DR GS!
POTTS. NM & HgRRTg
wHoLEsALE DRuGGIsTs
GradHatos and MeHass,s Of ne co1sge Of Plo,uasv.
No. 23I MARKET srRrrr,
PHILA DELPHIA
M ANUFACfURERs and dealers In Drugs Medicine Chem.
w calls Chemical Tests Medicine Chests and Medical sadie
Bngs Surgical Ohscircal AMI Dental Instruments Chemical and
pharmaceutical Apparatus Paints OILS Glassware Dye su Paint
Brushes Vanish. &C..
Aso Agents for The Baniwnc, Moreer Muca and winsow
Glassware
Physicians Planters and County keepers ho out complete
y.
Being regular Graduates In Chemistry and Pharmacy having
ah many years experience The business ourselves p
DE able n give entire satisfaction every branch oft
faculf attention paid 10 putting and packing o rnais
20 ~ % carry any distance with perfect safety
Orders carefully attended with proupfpe.
iu iS-Gt ''f''N
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-25

Yesterday evening EVELYN BYRD youngest daughter N Byrd
and Mary x. Clrinlornyue aged or nths and 10 days
Tie friends AMI acquaintance offie family requested
tend her nerala 81 oeoek ns from The residence Other
father without further notice.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-25
Messr.. Noon. B,rrryern. sc.

Loslc-Said LocaiOco tlc other Day ton Wing. How
happens IT that so many Wings al L1coiocos get
this iniucnza' fhc rcas1n replied the WING "is obyI.
Gus enough il because there are 81 mann more Irhgs
Than L2cotoe0S' This wa7 as satisfactory ns that
the siagedfyer gave to celebrated Dr. Mitchell Tor there
being more wool Oh white sheep than black ones.
L9u5grfUs lam
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-25

John icndree, William Wren Sergeant the City OF Rich
mond aud such administrator Heninr deceased
Elijah brown Geerre Hendrce Hamilton Potts Boulware
late sheriff Of the county Of King Queen admins
traitor OF William w Smith deceased Albert w Sarah Ann
Smith William H. Smith, John ;. Myers G. Scott
Defendants
The plaintiffs Robou Poore, l.. \. and Thomas
Cooky and the defendants Myers being
dead aud the defendants Elijah Brown
ns before the Court the Of
Smith, Sarah Ann smith and William H. by counsel the
Court doth order that unless the surviving plaintiffs mature
cause for trial at the copy having been
executed on such OF them "
wealth and published one of
The newspapers printed in the city Of Richmond ninety days previous
thereto the bill OF at the costs ftbe
surviving plaintiffs, of this day
Trste,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-25
STEES' SALE OF
L. In

AJURSUA ANT TO the DIVISIONS of deed of trust
executed by John NJ Bots Esq bearing
e on the I'd day OF July lsis and duly recorded
ONCE OF the County Count Of Hanover men
toned 10 T. H. Jones, will The request Of
Jones expose to le to the highest bidder premises
on inc % day OF August the Tract Land
Neye lying IN the County Of Hanover stony Locking
hole Creek and containing three hundred and thirty
e more or less and Is the land purchased by said Bos
feA nsion and aoins the lands Of John
COMB and others There the land dwelling with
al he necessary out houses barns The
healthy and agreeable about miles from the CIV OF
Richmond and said TO be Of that
section OF the County corn and he
The sale will commence N O'Clock A. NJ
WM. o. WINSTON, .
~ s'--ctis&ix WIN t trustees.
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IL strikes that the Calhoun ticket IL ltde much
made mp Of NHdir aud Zenth--of and Of
parts Mr. Calhoun far; Mr.. Woodbury.
at ALL In electricity know for fact that positive and
negative attract each other but before heard Of
such law in politics Mr. Cslhoun's fault is usually sup
posed to be ofpepcaey uslke tina, descub-
cd by him who says:
SHARP optics mus, he have. wecn,
Who sres what Is not 10 be seen"
He IN short much above the other Is below
sense. The confessed have been able and pruc
teal WHOM IA office, aud To have only wild in every
OF way, when nut the other only displays something like
skill and be the ridiculous of Secretaries
when he is Secretary no longer.
Arc the two meant bring about average OF witt Is
Mr. Woodbury. put into Mr. Calhoun by way of ballast
On horses that ovcrcOp themselves the "Nspoeon Of the
Turf" claps some bags OF shot, but whole of
lead, like the ESSecrotary. However which the
horse Is apt To WITH they sometimes fix Drag
and steam engines, which would knock themselves all
pieces, left alone, have heavy wheel put upon them
whose ris nerta their going fast and by jerks
STILL don't think right Our law ought interfere in
such cases Herein the old Mosaic code humaner than
present egislaton for las may be somewhere Deu
eronomy) it by the Hebrew Law expressly forbidden
plough and together big and strong
NAL with little and feeble
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-25
WINS suLyHuR srHisos.

The subscriber discovered Spring the waters Of
which are cSiod vcy highly by WIN them and
they certainly very A. The these waters
there might be- much said and hundreds o might be-
produccd but The subscriber deems II unnecessary.
je 23-cf FRANCIS A. WILSON.
% Petersburg intcnigcnccr will copy
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u lHGiNiNt sui Cont of Cianrrry toe Rich
moni Circuit hod no he Capitol uic Cy of Richmond
Monday. June go. 1853.
james Kelly ffo NJ Cluek on 'lrn Ireland william Kelly of
Cfrrcs ON SUR Ireland. f0urfa Kelly. Ann Kelly. Cau1une
Kelly anil Bridges Kelly Toe -ad William ic brother OF
said lano aud m ad on0rg rliarne unl BRIDGES being hs
ssitf aui Ann W- o tauck SUR ireland. a being
c"rsfof Edmund Walls deceased ltr Of Che city NJ Richmond
Boo uie state of Virginia, Pff-.
Ae1inst
William Williams and Richard naa,n Executors n Edmund
" ale deed nrftf.
This cause m day @, heard by The par
tics On tic h replication exhibits argued
y counsel On consideration whereof lo Court The appcn
ton N ie Plaintiffs DOH Order snd require persons having
e'niu- Edmund Wai ihs -ator ~ thc Dcffrsnts fa
exhibit lho same t1 Co., Court fD settlement
hi new January Itfr fni doh drrttt ts 0rdrbe pHbshtd
n one ~ hc newfF,rs prnci 10 s city of edmond and
unucd therein f crli weeks lnd ic posted door Of
I0urou o ~ county icnu-o anil no NJ tir door ~ The
tourhoufe oi e City NJ Richmond several DAYS
tu ts-Whw toay-Icste. WM g. SANDS &. e.
sOfa springs aud Mahogany.
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