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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-15

IN the United states Court for the Eastern
District Of Virginia. Richmond March 2Sth isI3-In
bankruptcy JAMES WARRINGTON OF Rich
mond Eastern Virginia District The said James Warrington
who las been decrrcd bankrupt by this filed pct
for his discharge Il ordered
published printed IN the City OF Richmond 30
before the 18th day Of July when hearing
had petition, Uncd Room.
Richmond and all creditors who
other interest appear and place,
show they have prayer petition
should not be granted.
A Copy-Tete,
l-wilw HENRY GIBSON,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-15

Spring GOODS CHINA and QUEE-NSH-fRE-
- opening portion Of spring supply OF the above
daily expecting per Margaret Forbes direct from the
manu additional supply OF patterns Table Ware
altogether well selected stock OF and desira
goods French German and American Glass plain
pressed English plated German silver and Biania Casters
Ware &c For sale at reasonable prices for
punctua City country dealers invited
examine wM Z. BUTLER,
NH ] lnnr. he Roll raNrrn
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-15
ar. Iuii,. Itero AbdominnI Supporter

THIS for the radical cure Of Pro
! ..... :: Z
"a ~ apsus Uicn, falling Of the Womb by external
Rtl application, superseiing the Of the objcctonl.
N gbIe PesSlry, i confidently recommended To the ar
~ n.cird a. the perfect restoration 10 health
kOf9 y having failed nj performing a cure, even
W under the aggravated circumstances.
Tie Supporter attained very high character Europe
well az IN tts county adopted the dsuse Of Pes
painful surgical eNpeents and Is universally
recommended highest rank II gives nme-
date relief when form o patient from those d
sng symptoms upon Of roasus and always
effect. a permanent gratifying that IT has met
APPRECIATION every medical who has had prae
knowledge utility aud of every patient who has wornit
Pcnu.. on - gwen Eiehmond Doet T. Johnson
Prof J P Metauer. Prince Edward c. II.
furnished exclusively for ladies' at a. Nesey
Street New York having separate enhance from the business
department where lady attendance to apply sses
and supporters female patients.
Pamphlets describing and applications I've had n
any agents the country For sale IN Rich
monl hy api3 PEYTON JOHNSTON.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-15

Tobacco vii purchase upon his Judgment but pledges
80 ut srr ieHaahf shall be- made obtain hrher
hafs pfce and docs fear comparison q prices with
holsf o. city J Having had thirteen Jears experience
IhNuf n ihs cy anne he arpoai those who had OF
porunes 81 Judging regard 70 hs business qualifications
NH 23--dGcff
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-15
JOHN n. GORDON
RECEIVED l0TH MAY BY
Smith. Drinkcr & Morri

JOHN N. GORDON
Offers for sale the following articles for cash,
negotiable paper, or In exchange for country
produce, and Go Punctunl customers ON
tire usual time;
GT CroiL ?. Rico. AMI n o. Sugar
- Single. double 4 tribe oafdo
West India 4 Orleans Moiasscsi In hhds- andbbs
Pine Old Java
Larura Green White
Oh AMI crop Rio COFFFE
f. Domingo A. Angustura
g. Powder fmpsrisi Young Tyson and Black Tea
Pepper Aispice Ginger. Cloves and Nutncgs
Coppcras. Nader and indro
Roe Leather good and damaged
Hemp, Red Cords and Plough Lines
Cotton Lines
Cut and wrouru Nails and Brads
Powder. Shot. PIG and Baf Lead
Cap Letter and Wrapping Paper
sHoo Thread, hhe and coarso
Soap. Starch. PIG blue and Chocolate
Window Giass and Putty
Cotton yarns. from dnbfcnt Factories
Bar Iron. Swedos English a American
Hoop Band A. Sheet Iron A. Nail Rods
Steel, American A English Blscfed, Cast Sheer German
Copper Brazcrs sheatina bar
Zinc. spctcr A Block Tin
Tin Plats, kind, aud loaded for roofing
Wire N ~ Sizes
Winter Strained Lamr OIL
Live Geese Feathers
Tubs and wood hound
Polished. wagon snd cart Bopes
Bacon, city cured and western.
bThB-County produce sold on commission
NH Q0-dGef
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-15

~< leaving Richmond by the Railroad at
A. NJ. mach Junction breakfast and thence
L proceed together with passengers arriving at thu June
A-Ak North the Louisa RAN road 10 Cor
louisville Charlotte reach
Charlottesville nv r. NJ and Cookies rs miles
West by Leave Cookies by daylight
the Bue Ridge and stanton by 10 A. NJ
NJ reaches
Dac by and leaving there day light reaches
the Warm Springs breakfast Canaghan dinner and
sulphur p. NJ Lcwishurg T. VI
the ID y - hours than the by Lynehbag The
whole less and the week days
Tuesdays, Thurs
furnished
II A. NJ reaches Lexington by night leave morning
day hight and the Natural Bridge breakfast where
dinner and reach nbre Springs by
night leave breakfast, reach Calaghans din
and the White Sulphur Springs BY P NJ
The roads splendid and fall and the and
coaches s fine heretofore.
These Main Mai Passengers
ference all Others Gss poisi.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-15
FAMILY MEDICINES

FAMIL1 MEUIUINES.
FgNHE subscriber keeps constantly on hand a
Il supply Family Medicines by retail all warranted genuine
Among them
Sands Sarsaparilla. from the manufacturer
Houcks Panacea, Weisgers Rcsjorer
RoWands only genuine Tonic Mixture" pAnacea
Tor ACue and Fever
Bernard, Cholera Medicine Cholera MoTbus
Darrhea, sc
Compound White Oak Syrup" article or the Of
Cholera nfantun obstinate Darrea prepared from the
original ecspihy experienced physician and used hy him
with remarkable n number years % This
valuable medicine d prepared and soh only by
WILLIAM h. II ATWOOD.
ma o51 Successor IN + Adj. A Co
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-15
LOUISA RAILROAD
Lines To Charlottesville, Stnuntop. Lyuchburg
and the virginia Springs.

NIGHT TR-4yELLLvo! .4yoIDED-f.ND GRE3TLf IN
CREASED EXPEDITION
VTNHE Public hereby Informed, that on and
Il AFTER the July Fare between Richmond and Char
win be So stanton So Pare TO Lynch
burg So From Junction 81 so From Junction To Char
louesvlle 81 so.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-15
REMOVAL.

A(oIs ROOTS have Just received 4 Boys
- Boots Of a good quality for sale low ALIEN HILL.
mis- Dealer IN Boots Shoes Trunks Carpet Rags. sc.
4 a BARRELS Spirits Turpentnc, forsae by
lO &c % GAYNoR 4 LYEGI.
- EARS FAMILY MAGAZINE is monthly Of - pages,
~ whose object the publisher
syate the of standard general knowledge
tanned IN works numerous and voumnou be- altogether
beyond tn reach mankind
pared To lace by its eheapne and conpehsnsivene
the aequihon OF all" wall be cmbeshed with several hundred
Illustrative Of many Of the prominent
BiSiea aad Religious History To be entirely free
ism-Phee - 90 Subscriptions and orders soctedby
l.. NJ HAROLD.
Or Liberal oS-Any subscribing himself
ing new subscriber for and renting 80 So
funds free o all shall copy Periodical
and Of Sears Bible Biography Wonders
world io1e ket ,lhcctl h. order AddIe Above % 10
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RICHMOND, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. POTOMAC
AND LOUISA RAILROADS..
Reduced Rates on Local Tfarei.

NOTICE is hereby given, that and after
~ the 18Th inst Return Tickets be between Rich
mond and points short Of fredcucksbure Fedeburg
Railroad rASsf eAargs between Richmond and Pre-
desburg for dollar saiy dollars fo the ticket and
eket and between Richmond North fredereks
burg. FOE fourth only the price fan ticket
To points the Louisa Road OF Gorionsve Return
Tickets will be 6A price fun
third heretofore Goronsve
trcufyr
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-15
BENTLEY'S STEAM GENERA
TOR

oh.
FVNE proprietor appatls admirably cacu
II lated tor heating for baths cooking &c IN the
city 50 SATISFIED he of adaptation point Of
and economy that he up boiler Ms
either private houses public establishments ami
demand payment only when the apparatus affords the entire
satisfaction Wherever heated required eth
small may obtained by this
facility and OF fuel almost incredible Persons DESTROYS
avail themselves Of his Will please call the Office OF the
subscriber
- c. T. BOLTS.
l'TY CURED BACoN-3OOOO CRY Cured Bacon received
~ on consignment beautiful article which will tie sold very
low for cash or 10 good customers by GEO. w GRETTER
a2f ) doors below Bell
REAvER AND CASTOR HATs-Anoher supply of those
- Light and beautiful Beaver ant Castor Hats,
just received per sehT Manchester by GEO W. FERRY,
Fashienahe Halter
Main Vanlew.
SMALL PON-F.5CCLN.TTfoN- Matter in the
- liquid Stale such that Will preserve
protective qualities. unmIared for The profession may
thus supply themselves
hand f'r nj emergency without the delay necessary
procure o. Il the method used France supplying
provinces Country physicians by emnE dollar postage
paid VII receive boy return OF mail sufficient
four To eight persons put up form for
transmission Apply BOLTON * HARRISON,
Conner OF Nam and Governor below the Eagle
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-15
PEAKE- LONE 4 wIygrOv.
pOIIsUING pOWDFg

H'OR polishing Ba and Metals requiring high and drrl
y De Isc IL excellence cleansing al
jet n cooiOn producing polish than any other
and The with which applied faners % otec 10
family point u economy d BE- used hy
Deahc ard wherever introduced gwen perfect s.fe
ton H. superior qualities iny decred preference over
any similar preparation offered 90 e public received and fr
sie BY APP ALEXANDER DTVAL A. 60.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-15

Do hereby certify periason Of snpo NJ my friends
purchased laa bott ri Btcr or Renoyat9r ~ Health
sod found great relief have id disease or
yea" lAsi am confident That have taken medicine ai
given 10" ne much relief think restore me
o. hraih ROYAL 2. SHEPHERD
JrLy 23d 1882. de- n
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-15


M gre ihs noning opening and beautiful assortment
Of ths and Cashmere say MEDIUM and super Invisible
"ee, Medium ~ EXTRA upper Wool Blacks common.
ycf bnes olives Goden Bf0wns &C. and piece suteave
american hk 10Th winch VIII seH BY The ydAiso. beautiful
assortment n Wool Black Blue Fancy Cassmeres Our prs
s'H assortment n tes- Goods superior that Of any former
seafon ani NJ greatly reduced prices
ap11 KENT KENDALL ATyvATEu
(ALMOf COLCMBfA-The beet and cheapest preparation for
- ne haifcfcf offered ~ the public Tor flo b.
NH lf--3n J. ". ETETACE A. son
4 ENTLEMENs OVER sHOEs.-Jus received splendid ar.
- ucls ofthe Patent Rubber Over Gentlemen
mo sAML PtTNEY
lUTrER A. VENfsON,-Fresh ron and frkin Butter and a
- snaH ot very Gne Venan just received ard Tor BY
30 Csry st,ee,
IlHANDY POTTER &C very 6ne od London Dock Hrandy.
- London Brown Stout DO Pale Aie, Tor ale.
apJ w. ". HARRISON
GARDEN NOES, RAKES, sc
ICHARs GARDNER have just received iot Of Garden
~ Hoes Rakcs Spades and shove which they
Can a. e Hardware and Fancy Store, sboekoe n oppO
ute The Swan Tavern ap6
NRw ORLEANS MOLAssEs--Iuo bbs hnaing this morning
4 Tor sale BY
SPA LEWIS WEBB
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-15

SUGAR AND COFFEE.
L'IFrY IfIDs Porto Rico sugar
y 20 Do Cuba Clarified Do
200 Bags Prime Green Iagtyra Coffee
l9O % RIO
200 DO 81 Domingo Do
jog Do Prime on Angostur do-for falc BY
male WILLIAMS 4 HAxALI.
SAuATOGA WATER-9O Bores Saratoga wstsr fresh
- from The Spying Just received per Tuser~efor ale BY
P 10 hLES. SAYAL \ co,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-15

WNDow cLAss.---sO bore, assorted, forai,by
mn g. T. DOVE
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-15

xNA TIE snbscri6ers have Fecelved POr
Ma New York Philadelphia and Baltimore supply equal
any demand They the public, and their friends
- particularly. give them be- found
responding with the times J. u. EUSTACE 4 son.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-15

wok ne VII b. done The mosi rasonahle terms and
notice. Roofing Tin Copper GuuernR.
apga NJ a. n WELLER
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-11-28
COUNTY AGRICULTURAL SOCIETIES

The law Of the last Legislature, granting certain
amount Of funds from the State Treasury to Agricu-
tura Associations for the promotion of the science of
Agriculture in the State, will be found in this paper
Each County in order to obtain the fund must comply
with certain provisions Of the law LIST. Organize
Society," and I'd, mise fund equal The amount the
population of the county, upon the ratio named, al
lowed by the Act
This plan Of the State meets, we believe with gen.
era favor and we hail it calculated 10 encour-
age agriculture and in its results if properly ca rred
into execution must promote the wealth and pros
perity of the State. We believe, for instance, by
studying the Of our Soils and by proper atten-
tenon, wheat may be produced in a far greater a.
bundance than it now is, and this done much of the
great amount Of the money carried out of the
State, may be retained We cite this article as one of
the most important, demanding the attention of the
people of Vermont whose increased production w ould
more than any other, perhaps, add to the wealth Of
the State.
In order that society may commence operations
next year, the attention of those especially interested
should be given Immediately to the subject of an or
ganization in each county. There he as prelimi
nary-an organization-then fund is to be raised :;
and if the payment of dollar year be a condition
OF membership, in this way, doubtless, the fund
might be secured. Then early in the season the pre-
miumssupon the production Of various articles and
improvements must be made public. TO do this,
an organization should be completed in the spring
We throw out these hints that public attention NAV
be directed to the subject early and to induce fthe
plan meets the public mind the early adoption of the
necessary steps in order carry il into execution
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-11-28

TO the exclusion Of our usual quantity of miscel-
laneous reading, have this week Published all the
acts passed at the session of the Legislature,
which were ordered to be published in the newspa-
pers. The militia act makes several important chan
ges, and such, too, we think, as will be agreeable
to those who required to perform military duty.
The deduction Of four dollars from the Grand Lis I
amounts to triaing compensation, and the du-
ties required by the act OF 1912 much lessened-
The act relating to personal Liberty is honorable TO
the State, and shows too that the right feeling exists
among the people touching this subject, and we re-
joice that such law is to be found hereafter upon
our Statute book. The slave hunters will find poor
picking among our Green Mountains If they come
here after their escaped "chaels' they denomi.
nate those colored members of the human family who
are cursed by biIlh upon their plantations
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-11-28
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS.

BY invitation, Mr. Adams visited Cincinnati, Ohio,
to aid in laying the Corner Stone to new Observa-
tory in that city. lie received with the warmest
marks Of joy, and the gathering the occasion was
immense. lie then proceeded,b by invitation, to Louis
vile, Ky. and was thcre and at other places in the
same state enthusiastically greeted by the people,
Cannon were fired on his arrival in several places and
the sold man eloquent" feengly replied to the con-
CALCULATIONS offered him. lie was invited by Mr.. Clay
to visit Ashland. He left Kentucky for Pittsburgh,
Penn where myriads Of people poured out to SEQ
him. No man, except Gen. Harrison, of late, in his
travels, has met generally, the warm, hearty, and
enthusiastic greetings of gathered hosts, as has John
Quincy Adams. Blessings be upon his venerable
head
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-11-28

tary put his hand to his head to fit fairly rests
upon his shoulders There may be no danger Tor
foreigner but the heart and heart strings, too II
there be such machinery, should think would
crack every time Russian passes the Sharon Hills.
T.. ID.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-11-28

Flour is transported on the Western Railroad from
Albnny(or Greenbush) to Boston. for tenth part of
the freight from Boston TO Windsor the former being
200 miles and the latter 100! That Railroad, too,
Is an expensive one to operate passing two mountain
Gus ranges, with ascent sometimes of 80 fee, in
mle' and of course requiring more power than a
more level road n. Chronicle.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-11-28

b6FOUR WooL IN MAINE. In recent Re-
port Of the Committee on Sheep, at the Agricultural
show in Kennebec County, Maine, we find the follow
ing paragraph:
SIN recent visit of one your committee TO the
city oEBoston, he found of the streets blocked
up with bags of wool, and the enquiry was made
where it camo from-'from Vermont was the reply,
and in a still later visit 10 Hartford, Conn. was seen
large quantities Of WOOL and the same enquiry made
there, and the same answer obtained Your Com
mittec have been credbly informed that one factory,
Messrs Farrer Cutler. of Dexter far into the in
terror Of this State, have purchased and are now US
ing 10000 pounds Of Vermont WOOL and we have
reasonto suppose that many other factories are doing
the same thing
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-11-28
GgA YUGI9 gEWM@o
THE STATE LAWS.

TUESDAY, NOVEMBER %, 1913.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-11-28

The Gloucester Fishermen have met with great
success, of ato-upwards of 900 barrels of macker
cl were landed there within a week.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-11-28

POPULAR VOTE IN OHTo.-Whig gain 4,7s7
The New York Tribune gives the vote of Ohio by
Districts for Members ofCongress the last election
with the exception of the With, XIth and XvTIlth
where there were no regular Wing candidates rum
In these it has given the vote for Governor 1872
and the result shows wing majority in Is43 of
l,s44 Loco do in 1912 of s,443--Whig gain
4,7s7. The Tribune adds: s'IIad the Wigs run cam
ddates in the three districts where the Governor vote
is gven' their majority would have been considerably
larger.
The abolition vote in the With, Xth and XXIst
Districts defeated the Wing anti-Gag candidates and
elected thorough Gag-Law Loco Tocos, who will do
their utmost to suppress the Right ofPetition Sure
y this world is getting wise to last much longer p,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-11-28

The EFFECT OF WING MEAsuREs,-Tbe on
~ measures which the Wings of the last Congress
were ap'e 10 carry out-and the most important of
'hese ny majority OF at most two three votes in
each House-weIe those designed to re-establish a
revenue adequate TO the wants of the Government,
and thereby to restore the public credit The conse.
quence OF these measures has been the immediate and
now effective resusctation Of the credit of the Gen.
eral Government The six per cent stock of the u
nited States, which was hawked about both in this
country ard Europe twelve months ago without find
ing purchasers at paris now selling in the stock mar
ke OF this country at nineteen per cent above
Nat Int.
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PICTORIAL HISTORY
THE UNITED STATES,

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