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MADISON g. GREENE

We understand through private communication from these
Counties, that dissatisfaction prevails great extent and
with each party: that Mr. Gmer not the choice by any
means Of the bulk Of those who voted fer him and that
the moderate complain Of keeping open the polls rs I'M
justified by the Of the weather.
The matter IS in the hands Of the People. They can
eOeee election and ought do orthe credit of the
State, and especially for the credit Of Greene and Madison
They lose than all the rest although they have car
ned the day What they gain by elccting Mr. Gilmor will
compensate them for the hard thoughts Of their country
men.
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bNianATioS TO TFvas--Among the many projects for
colonization which have lately been brought forward
interesting 70 learn that p German princes and nobemon
have subscribed several hundred thousand norin 10 Joint
stock, (hc shares 5000 aorns and have purchased
considerable tract Of land 10 the republic Of Texas Two
n me share holders have been Texas who have
concluded the purchase with the Presdontof The repubc
ani their way home. Count c. In Nav
snce who On the Austrian service has the whole direc
q he affair. The humane object Of this undertaking
cnsbe fa shareholders 10 procure or their subjects
80 emigfan means Of subsistence IN Amerca.-
shoad ~ pian succeed. i 20 be expected will be
asaca eai.rFs b. en- incrsase % Magde5we Jouy
- aerH ~
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-24
TENNESSEE.

An active Gubenatoria Canvass is in progress in Ten
nessee The opposing candidates are james X Polk on
the Democratic, and James Z. Jones on the Wing in
iecst These gentlemen stumpng it through the State
and each party feels affects great confidence in the sue
OF its champion Gov. Polk eectoneers on the ex
pOded Sub-Treasuy, the theme of Jackson Clio
rcaon, and the threadbare issues generally Upon which
his party badly beaten in $780, and will be worse
beaten IN ls44.
Gov. Jones has published letter disclosing his political
sentiments fully, OF which find condensed statement
IN the Huntsville Advocate of the 10th These are the
doctrines Of the general Wing Party and what more
OF the immense majority of the American People.
'In recently published letter, Gov. Jones' of Tennes
see, the Wing candidate tor reelection, himself in
favor OF mixed currency OF specie and convertible paper
that the paper money be issued BY the State and Gen
eral Governments the former local and the latter uni
form national cuuency-that well regulated National
Bank indispensable sound and stable national curren
cy-tha he Is opposed the Sub Treasury scheme as
calculated and intended increase the power patron
Of the President-in favor Of Tariff To support the
Government and opposed any system of direct
tor that purposeand in laying Tariff for Governmental
purposes, l. IN favor OF discriminating prevent Us
Tar possible foreign pauper labor from coming imne-
diae contact with the skill ingenuity and industry OF Anne
rican labor. These all good Wing doctrnes-such
as ought 10 meet with the hearty all and
rejoice that they have such able defender in Ten
nessce as Gov. Lonesome fully competent explain
and defend them when asSaeG by dsngenuous and pau
sb.e sophsts."
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PETERSBURG MARKErs.-Mr,p.r Man.l.a M.r % ,..,

PETERSBURG MARKETS -MuNpIY MoRSISs MAY 90 Isia
(REFoRrED ISTELLIoEScERJ
IOBACCo-Lle change-f any. j. rather favorable
Inspections Lugs - so: Leaf TO 50 The ouan,
IN the warehouses s unusually large.
CoTToN-smal sales at Sic. to 6l-reeeipts light
FLoURNone Market except for retail trade At
CoRN-55 o 60 cts
BACoN-Vrginia G! to 81; Western ) TO 81.
The Spring has unusually light and collections small
The uperuy Of money complained Of England North
Cities : r. here
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-24

j. We agree with "a son OF Planter in much that
he says: but we dissenirom hm IN the conclusion which
his argument is directed and time will give our rea
sons for IT. While Virginia has thanks return to En-
gland for the excessive duties her Tobacco, we vet
believe that those duties have excluded the cultivation
Of Tobacco from many parts OF the world where it would
have been cultivated for expectation well consumption
at home and operated practical monopoly for Virginia
and other States, for the supply Of Great Britain
Better let well alone. We obtain good pices for
this luxury lower the English duties upon it, would have
the effect OF destroying virtual monopoly OF markets.
raise up innumerabe competitors, and end know not
where how There would indeed be increased con.
sumption in Great Britain but that increase would proba
bly, be supplied by others and by u.s. and the range of
prices would be governed by the superior Tobacco of
Virginia. but by the Of the supply Of trash called
Tobacco, sent from other Countries
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-24
FIRST RATE OHIO LAND FOR SALE,

'HNllE undersigned has tract of land in Fay
u cite County Ohio, containing 1870 which he viii sell
on reasonable terms persons disposed purchase
Or be- viii exchange Oft r sa farm Alexandria at
fair valuation The title . iDdsputable.
Aio the quality AMI value of this land sufficient
refer IN the annexed certificate to original 81 which signed by
number Of The negbors and any be
mt Reuben johnson. together with the plat of the
We te undersigned being wen acquainted with the military
survey u land belonging Mr. H. ~ Randolph n the County Of
fayee Ohio do with much ohcerncss truth pronounce h
interior Z" none IN The sh county The diversity
admirably adapted 70 the growth n gain gfas We are Of
opinion Tor fertility Of u and 10 valuable timber consist
ing NJ walnut burr oaks and ash that Mf RandOphs survey not
surpassed " equaled by the County therefore be-
eoe immensely valuable H. locality being miles u
our hry county town Washington and the turnpike from
GAINESVILLE to Cincinnati directly through IT, enhances ts
value inneasueaby The survey surrounded by dense pop
hton of farmers who rapidly improving ,ml- and land
as recently sod In the immediate noghoood very recently Tor
so per acre"
IHgned by Joseph Ben Surveyor Judge judge
man John Jackson Sheriff Judge io1fbourow, ohers
n my intention 10 out early April purpose oi
selling and would be- pleased accompany any persons wishing
view the and r. ~. RANDOLPH.
W Mr. H,Spotru he present Richmond
2f-2aw2w
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poetry from the pen OF A. b. MEEK Esq of Tuscaloosa
Alabama
COME TO THE SOUTH.
Oh come to the South sweet beautiful one
lis the cline OF the heart 'tIs the shrine of the sun
Where the sky ever shines with passionate glow
And the flowers spread their of crimson and snow
Where the breeze DER bright atcrs waits incense nong
And gay birds are glancing IN beauty aud song;
Where Summer smiles DER each mountain and plain
And the best gifts Of Eden unshadOwed, remain.
Oh, come 10 the South;
The shrine OF the sun;
And dwell IN is bowers,
Sweet, beautiful one
Oh! come to tae South, and I'll build thee home;
Where Winter shall never intrusively come.
l ne queen like catapa, the myrtle and pine,
The gold irul'ed orange, the ruby gemmed yine
shall bloom round thy dwelling aud shloe thee noon
w bile birds OF all music keep amOrOus tune:
10y the gush Of glad fountains, Wen restus ateye,
y o trouble to and no sorrow to grieye.
On come to the South,
The shrine OF the sun,
And dwell in it, bowers;
Sweet, beautiful one!
Oh. come 10 the South It's the home Of the heart
No sky ike It's own can deep passion impart;
The glow Of it, Summer is felt in the soul,
And love keepeth ever his fervent control!
On there would thy beauty most brilliantly BEAM
And life pass away like some delicate dreHmi-
Each wish Of thy heart should realized be-
And this beautiful land an Eden to thee
Then come 10 the South,
The shrine Of the sun,
And dwell IN it, bowers,
Sweet, beautiful one!
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-24

THI RoTHscHLDs.A curious fact appears in the Occi
dent translated for that work from French publications.
"The widowed mother Of the wealthy bankers Rothschd
while her sons inhab palaces IN London, Paris Vienna
Naples and Frankfort still resides in the small house in the
Jewish quarter Of Frankfort ION the Mani in which her
husband lived and died Upon his death she declared that
she would only leave for the tomb the modest dwelling
that had served 70 cradle this name this fortune and these
children The house is remarkable for neatness that il
forces the attention Of die stranger II unfolds trait Of
the Hebrews A. old as the affection and respect Of the wives
OF the Patriarchs for their lords"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-24
AKRIEn.

On the l7th inst, by the Rev d. r. Campbell Mr. THYNGooD
TAYLOR to Miss MARY A. JOHNSON both ofths City.
On the 2lsi instant by the Rev George Woodbridge Mr. JAMES
j. WALkER TO Miss D. A. LIBBY, both OF city.
On Thursday 3O Of at the residence Of Mrs
y boswell IN Hanover county by the Rev. w V. bowers Mr
JOHN =. SMITH Louisa, to Miss PAULINA T. BOSWELL
daughter Of the late Paul r. boswell deed
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-24
THE LATEST WONDER

Since the disqualification of Treasurer Graves all sorts
of grave discoveries have been made in Mississippi The
latest wonder that has light recorded by the Reg
ister published Pamela, Miss The account fairly takes
the rag off the bushif does ssme of our SUI
Perstous friends open their eyes, much mistaken
N
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-24
PROCEEDS OF THE PUBLIC LANDS.
Sslel3Ol7 50

Ii will be from the above table that the average an
nual amount OF the land sales for eleven years por to i
was between SEVEN AND EIsHr MILLIONS OF DOLLARS!
riib Ere Jour
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-24

ENURTHER NOTICE.-The creditors of Mr.
COWLEs, reminded that the for Accepting to
he provisions q bs assignment by signing the expire
on The 3Oh Inst a. The creditors shah failed to en Il
BY that day viii Be excluded from ~ benefits The deed record
Cd an the Clerks Ohee Of the Hustngs Couu Of Richmond
JOS MAYO. l-a
ma Hf-d !. ~. MYERS, ! ''"'~
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T'REDEGAR ICON co,,n- -.

n ADJOURNED meeting Of s,oelho,se,. ~ ,,s rt ,
NV omIsny w take place at the OF Virginia on TUES
DAY neat shinst at ~ O'Clock 6,n au.naanr. ..., 80
soas OF by PROXY, desired ny order OF N,ebol,s MIL
r..
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-24

II was past one by Shrewsbury clock last night the
ballet finished, but with Fanny Essler Guy Stephan, and
Adele DumiatEe how Is 1t possible leave the Opera
whilst yet remains to be performed. ladys age
delicate subject 70 touch upon Byron in auson that
ndehnable term, "a certain age says in Beppo that
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-24

Life and Speeches Of HENRY CLAY.-we refer
our readers TO an advertisement in this mornings paper
the intention OF Messrs Greeley & McEath of New York.
to publish on the LIST of June proximo Life and Speech
es Of HENRY CLAY, complete in two volumes of over
llOO large pages the whole of which offered at the as
onshing low price of dollar. No American who has
proper Of his country and VINO chershes due regard
for those of her citizens who have rendered themselves illus
ous by their talents and patriotism should be without the
history OF one OF her most distinguished men, especially
when il be obtained at so small an ou,lay
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-24

But appears that advancing years have effect up
on Fanny E!ssler; her familiar as household
words with fathers and grandiahes and vet she
bounds about the stage she had but the weight Of
summers IN her heels. She appeared rather and out
OF sorts last night but probably this little Jouderie was oc
casioned by her very natural annoyance seeing no au
sion TO her in the last Presidents Message.
Morning Post.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-24
COsT OF KEEPING nORsEs.

The city wcigher Of Boston has furnished the Massachu
scts Plowman the following table Of the quantity Of hay
straw and grain used al the city stables during the year
for ~ horses Such tables useful placing the great
points Of expense in clear light Common farmers are
not generally able 10 ascertain the actual cast of keeping
anmas but where oil the food purchased and accurate
accounts rendered the difficulty docs not exist appear.
70 us that the expense per week s slightly greater than has
been made in some former reports.
Hay ls6.26i lbs., which cost Sl7s7 60
ssTaW'S l5S0 1873 Is
m,ul' S2VO bushels at % cts, $3.50 90
oaus' i'o'S 90 " III 80
Averaging for each horse per week: s52Is D
Hay, "a H..
straw 100
Grain, about . bpshoi.
Cost per week ofkeeping each horse S2Of IS orabou,
295 cts. per day.-N y. Cgifirafor.
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N Office

VIE annual meeting ofthe Stockholders of tho
ceek Company Of Golfers viii be held nj the Farmer.
IN h,' city on Monday. isu inst, at 10 oeock Puneuai
Attendance u requested. BY the PREslDrNT
2-dd f"f'WH>i
nesuns Of tho stockhohicr- stands Adjourned over I'm Wei
A. N. Ana -"'''s 10 O'Clock,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-24

An attempt made Monday OF last week by an Ita
an calling himself Benedict PtolemieS to assassinac Mr.
Scott the Mayor ot Philadelphia. Ii stated that he call
ed nj the Mayors office that day. and cnqured for his
honor He was shown into the private office of the Mayor
Alter some little conversation in which he urged the Nav
OF I" furnish him with IN which open IA school
where he might teach the languages the Mayor about
stepping into adjoining when the fellow drew p
o and hed-the ball passed through the coat and
pair oi gum elastic sspenders the point where they
and slightly into the flesh The pcrpetraor of the net
Immediately seized, and his person was found another
pistol and several balls. No assigned for the
attempt his e BY cutting his arm and feet with
piece OF knife blade which he supposed have found
in his cel-The wounds not expected to prove fatal
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-24

A LITTLE SoUL.-In one Of DR.. Jewett's Temperanc
Lyncs published IN the Temperance Journal paper wbic
IS edited by the Doctor, we find the following:
'AI men have sOuls. but some are small indeed
Not larger than mall brass pins smaH head
II we must Judge of them by outward acts:
For. reader. could give a score Of facts
That prove tie souls of some 20 ram small
fou'l say they might wen have none At all
I've seen wretch creep softly through the door
OF his sick Deghlor o ash hs state
Who hacked With burning pains searce The pover
To IN his head pale trembling for HE fate,
Hut, whis an eyes, hs with tears were wet
Approach the bed, and eur ne Ter asJf.
Vow just put such a soul
Within a small pipe bowl
And with your thumb The open SPACE defend
iu vain D. all your care.
You cannot keep II there
Twill make turnpike Of The sadf~
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-24

The removal Of suffering been object OF m.
neNciy age ct The work. but the prnepe. of trcat~ %
for many thousand years owing 10 tl. a,s
OF acquiring knowledge: but on NJ,
phs pres and steam engine. literally said si,vL, n..
uawned upon the world and the iah century
winch his iofcahcTS this general Ann,
SION OF knowledge remedies have sought anc aud
IN he beautiful s'orehouSe Of e creation exactly eal
% 70 combine WIN neualxe AMI dspcl poison which
en h'ooehou' the general system pro~trate man in
n u sass saissIana purely vegetable preparation bs.
been ofsughy tested IN variety and !. f,n
ncnec known toe safe and eeua scron or ,n,,r
men' OF the glands ieprory, sot Rhcum seah Head rr-cn
Rheumatism Paptaon Of the Heart other disease.
IN an impure depaved OF the or S
digestive organs The proprcors receiving wr,en
moninlS giving interesting details virtues o,yn
OF various certificates htiers ofhe Clergy Magistrate
ana iaiy all confirming the re-
eS ana w eheernhy be exhibited Application Facts are
recorded sufficiently clear and the most
Gus OF the real merits Of this invaluable medicine
see advertisements city papers,
ana sold wholesale and expectation nv
".cnNpS Co Druggists aud Chemists Grant. nuiLlins.
10 hfosdwsy corner Of Chambers New York
esen' h.hmoh A. Du,al Co, in Petersburg Roper Ans,
son IN Norfolk NJ A. Santos and sold Druggists generally IN m.
!oI's5 'N ~ 'V'"', po'ues
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-24

A communication submitted from the Chairman of
the Watering Committee stating the cost OF por
ton OF the repairs and Improvements nded
annual report ut about 81 $50. And the same having
been read On motion OF Mr. Lancaster that sum was ap
propriaied carry into effect the repairs &C. recommend
cd by them.
MIR. Pegram presented report from the Committee to
whom was referred the memorial OF Haxa Brothers * Co.,
on the subject ri the valuation Of the Columbian Mills re-
commenting the following resolution ..|...----
Resolred, That the the property of Iax
all, Brothers Co., called the columbian Mills" be re-.
dueed to S5U0OO, and that the City Collector be guided
accordingly in the collection Of thereon for the
rent year And said report read aud laid the table
The memorial of Lewis Webb and Others presented
asking 'hat footway may be paved 9Th street. from II
to streets the cost OF which estimated by the City Sur
10 be $780, which amount they are willing to advance
To he repaid to them with interest such in the
regular course OF paving the side walks OF the Streets
oh street from to l., would be paved by the City: On
motion OF Mr. Lancaster said memorial was referred To the
commissioners OF Streets for Madison Ward.
"A memorial was presented from the President and Di
rcctors Of the Exchange Hotel Company asking that the
value assessed their property may be reduced from
SliO,700 TO 49,, 900 And on motion of Mr. MAY, r,
was referred to the Committee Of Equalizers.
A communication submitted from Robt. Johnson n,
guessing the Council tn take into consideration
ot bringing out the fronts OF the tcncmcn (which he is
engaged in repairing street, ON a line with the Ex
change Bank. and OF similar change any future period
OF tencmen situated the
On motion OF Mr.. Ludlam,
The permission asked in the said memorial refused by
the Council.
OF the Commonwealth, was submitted expressing his wish
TO cooperate with the City Council execution of the
lne act OF the Legislature concerning the "Pubc Square,
and proposing an arrangement for the employ
Dor placed nj his disposal by the said act.
On motion OF Mr. Wickham the said commune aton WINS
referred To the Committee OF the Square.
On motion of MIR. Mayo ordered that the Council
ADJOURN to meet"gan on Friday next. at o'clock p. NJ.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-24

Ht htNtT hclFI NOT cOlII rneagc
a person yet BY hTibes or tears or prayers
% Hiiiiv' iviiHe by speech, 90 write a page
The period meant precisely 10y that word,
Which surely y exceedingly absurd"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-24

MooRE, in bis just denunciauon Of on Irish traitor has
40 well expressed the feelings which rise IN every Wing
bosom in this country towards migrate and recroan that
We cannot refrain from ranscnbng portion Of II:
"Oh for tongue curse slave,
Whose treason Ike n deadly blight
Comes DER The councils Of De- brave.
And blisi- tisfn n their hour ~ might
May Lies unbessed cup or hun
BE dfuggri with treacheres h brm.
With hofeEthat but allure o. ny,
With joys that vanish whie he sips
Like Doadsea fruits that tempt the eye.
But turn o. ashes The Hp..r
Hiaotster Rspnbieau.
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COME TO THE sOUTU

The magnolia" gives the following charming piece Of
poetry from the pen OF a. b. Mex Esq Of Tuscaloosa
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-24

CHlLDRENS BEAUTIFUL CATER BOOTS.
Isl 10 hand supply OF the above beautiful Boots
JUDAH MYERS 4 Co
ma - Fashionable and shoe Dealers
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

HPAPEH-we have hand complete assortment OF Letter
ana zap fapef which VIII be sold wholesale Factory prices.
2I-clm BROWN A rAyIDp
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-, y y. w - CDLINlA INNO'
- ELECT LIBRARY OF RELIGIOUS LIT
- ERATuRE No 5, completing De'Aubsnes History Of the
Great Reformation.
American Eclectic and May No. with beautiful
engraving.
CamPbes Foreign Monthly Magazine May No. with por-
trait OF John Wilson ESQ
The Law ard Library, May number
Hunts Merchants Magazine May No-received AZ the Book
Store OF Una 24l SMITH, DRINKER & MORRIS.
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Usr to hand and opened supply the above Superor
~ shoes Manufactured expressly For cool
and Cheap Shoes he sure to eanat JUDAH MYERS A 20
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IBNEA-2O Chests very superior Tea st landing Der sc
n Lynehbug, and for sale by BROWN &TAYLoR ma "a
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FRESH SUPPLY.

!" have just received Fresh Supply very handsome
w French Morocco and hid Slippers and Ties at 81 per
pair toT bargains apply at MYERS co.
ma - Cheap Boot Shoe Trunk Dealers.
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HOYT 4 COS PRIZE OFFICE
Under the EXCHANGE.

Drawing of Lottery evening ooo c,r,. ooo
10 OF 1000, &C. tickets s. on paekare OF ,hoi
-, ~. ~. - quaf"fsiz So al HoNT a cos
'Dde Inc
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NEW BOOKS, May ~.
W.RaNDOLPII has received: Dissertation on the dis.
- Of the MaNary Sinus by e. A. Harris NJ D. ID ID =
Professor OF Dentistry, Baltimore.
History Of Congress Exhibiting Classification of the proceed
ings OF the Senate aud House of Representatives.
No. MuTray's Encyclopaedia Of Geography.
Coopcrs PTceaution . vols. so cts m, %
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BENTLEY'S STEAM GENERA

VIE proprietor OF this valuable apparatus admirably
- lated Tor heating water for baths cooking, &c
city no satisfied he Of its adaptation
nenee and economy that he offers the boiler
expense either IN private houses public establishments
demand payment only when the apparatus
asaeuon wherever heated water required quantities
er great or small may be obtained by this
facility and Of fuel almost incredible
avail themselves Of his services will please call the Office
subscriber.
mn - G. T. BOTTS.