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New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-01

t. The Philadelphia papers generally contra
dict the statement four correspondent concerning
the health of Mr. Biddle.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-01

The subscriber prepared turnish Plumbers and others
on the reasonable terms wiki the Timed Lead PII
which becoming generally in demand. Nh Ew.
having retired from the business exclusive right
manufacture this article Is with the subscriber.
IL Persons havn: Lead Pipe hand have timed
al short rotcr.
The following certificates relating to these Pipes are from
respectable that they satisfy every their
superiority.
Thai serious consequences have ccsionaly occurred from
lead becoming combined with t!- w1r lodged Ieal-n
se!s Is fact universally admitted b haylng the eatsn
Ewblnk all risk Of deleterons substance becoming mixed
WIN the w15r IS 2byi1e and c22s9aeay 'ha; gentleman!
Patent Ledden tes cannot fail u be most exclusively
rioye inroGciaT the Coton water Into dwelling houses
GRANVILLE S. P.,TTIsoN, VI. D.
Prof Anatomy SC. y. I. University.
As lead has been detected in water conveyed through lead
pip-s aud tins well known b. INJURIOUS h-e who
sad "a'e Lhr plan OF coating such r' cannot out be i'm
- ~- VALENTINE MOTT, II. D .''
Prof OF SHEs-Ty in the New-i ok tmrersty.
Ia the f,sorabe opinions expressed By 50 many scientific
utility M Ewbanks admirable invention fully concur
HIS process of cos5ia- the pipes has received
1pp0bat!oH cnmpeteg judges aud will doubtless
nyst herr wiki the which erniaetl deserves
ada s OPPRESSION OF M most ranest desire that 'bs Hren
into his CITY Tor t- reasons satisfactorily detailed pre-
J, Y. HOUSTON VI. D. I'd. y York Lancet,
May q, 1872
Aauaet..red and for sale 10 purbes Dealers and other,
bY P. NAlLOR y co, u Broad-srreeI. u3u,
The most ertraordaar! medicine ever heard Of Tor
The Of Coughs, Colds Coasump,ou Bronchitis, Diff.
Gully Of Breathing Pam - Side or Ches, srisng from
Colds Hoarseasss Pofuse Erec;osstion &c IS Wonders
smiths Indian COus Bar 1t Is used by the mos! emn-n;
physicians Of Patpha, who consider it tn most e1tra
ordinary medicine they have used See advertisement
ia this Paf'ef S9la !; No. l5l Green, cEl.treet
6SEAxrssrs. DissERs and SUFFERS 4; HONS Eat.
ing Saloons, Ne5 sPArcE-srREEr. Every article Is OF tl
best rsaty Clean properly cooked promptly served, and
prices suit The tinrs.
Cfea Tow THr-Ng to-day in full Napoleon sal:
and take his ee-it al the American Museum Perf4rn,nc
al and hall past O'clock. The nes hall completed ans,
The III. ~ u
The 'lan Nonksy Pzllr,s Ney.-York Museum r,k,
has eenen to,say being positively the last the Giant fr
being engaged for week. There viii be ,.arfornsn
this afternoon al O'Clock Every body should behold rh
sflsaoIusal ersa,ae as another opportunity mar ueve-
occafs lake advantage of tbs present UNUSUALLY snlend
Preparations are making TO celebrate the Fourth
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-01

Many Of these Districts will be very closely
contested Should the With be lost through the
suicidal split not yet healed in it, it will be dis
grace to the cause We do not think Gov. Big
ger can be beaten, unless by heavy Abolition
d;vcrsion
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-01

u The receipt ofthe intelligence of the death
of Mr.. LEeAKE created the deepest and most in
tense sorrow at Charleston-lately his residence.
All the Courts adjourned after brief addresses in
nonor OF his memory, by members of the bar, and
public meeting was called for the purpose o:
paying the tribute public respect.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-01

< bsEAxFssr.. DIsyERs and Srppeas. 4, HONS Eat.
ing Saloons Nos SPRUcEsrREEr Every article Is OF r.
best quality, clean, properly cooked promptly served and
prices 10 suit .h4 riu-s
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-01


IxDnxA--The Election in this State takes
place on the first Monday IN August, as IN Ala
bama, kentucky, Illinois, and Missouri North
Carolina and Tennessee vote on the first Thurs
day. The candidates for the chief Offices IN In
diana are as follows:
Wing. Loco-t oc2,,,,p
Gorernor SAMUEL BIGGER, JAMES WHllooAO'
+, Gor.. JOIN H. BsApLEr JESSE D. BEIcHT'
D''1 UO''S " pane Robert Dale Owen.
n .Iota1h r War Thomas j. Henley
ttt IosI N,,snn Thomas Smith.
I Coia,p S1ni,h William j Brown.
-. :ner;J WaIiscs John ". Davis.
VI G.or,. G. Dunn, Joseph A. Wright,
Edward W. McGaughey
Fll.~ James T. Mofai.
VIII. j. r. Nj Bryant, John IN Fstnt.
k. Samuel {. Sample, r VI. chamberlain.
Lewis G. Thorn pson AadIew Kennedy
Members Of The lasL Congress.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-01

u The Legislature of kentucky at its last
Session. passed an act authorizing the appoint
ment, by the Governor, OF Commissioners, tor the
various States of the Union, with power, to take
the acknowleds cement of deeds and other instru-
ments in writing TO be used in Courts OF Re
cord IN that State. We understand that ]. \
REYNOLDS, Esq. of this City, has been appointed
for the State oil New-York.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-01

u We hear Of severe storms all around US, at
Philadelphia, Baltimore, Albany, &c, but not the
hrst shower visits our parchcd and dusty City,
At Savannah Ga, few days since, in violent
thunder storm, negro was killed by lighting
Al Albany on Wednesday, tremendous gale,
accompanied by lightning, swept over the city
though no great damage was done.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-01
Mass.
Crnf

q RUSSELL is singing at New Bedford
Mass
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-01

u Gen. CAss seems to be causing thc Loco
focos in the North West not little trouble. The
Detroit papers contain call for meeting there
to nominate him for the Presidency. 1t is signed
by a large number Of persons, many of them, says
the Advertiser, the same that were appended to
the call for the Calhoun meeting last winter and
many also inhabitants of the neighborng town
These movements are TO be vigorously followed
up The General is to attend the Canal Cele-
braton IN Indiana. and to deliver an Grafton
there. A similar effort is to be made IN OHIO
A circular has been issued by prominent Loco
Focos in Cincinnati suggesting that meeting
be held for the purpose of advancing his claims
The Van Buren papers in Michigan have already
begun the war upon him. The Jackson Demo
crat charges hm with having aided the election
of Harrison, and says that the " Democrats never
forget injuries of that kind
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-01

ISigaedl ALF.X. SLIDELL MiLjKENZIE.
Tarrytown, 2ith Jun- lS43.
hles,rs. T. II. PEaxiH, and Others Boston.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-01

~ The Indiana Sentinel says that DR.. Hagan
of the Vicksburg Sentinel, was murdered by .
Bank Wig Manager This is q very gross
lie. Geo. W. Adams, who killed Dr.. II. fot
broad imputatons of public robbery on his father.
is a prominent Loco Foco, and his father is one.
of the chief counsellors OF the Loco Foco, Rcpud
ating Governor of that State 1t is hard that,
when one Loco Foco kills another in street.6ght,
the Wings have to bear the blame of it.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-01
investments 4:

New FORK Five per Cents. So, Pennsylvania Five per
Gents. AZ 49, Ohio Six per Cents - Massachusetts
9! to 90, Indiana 26 to ~, Illinois Six pei Cents 20 TO y
South Carolina Five per Gents So 60 Louisiana oo to 81
Virginia Six per Cents. S. So KENTUCKY So 10 So New
York City FIVE per Cents S5! The United States Bank
sharfS are quoted al aNi. eacl
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-01

HiGHwAy RoRBERy.-The Salem, n. J.. Stand
ard says, that on Tuesday last Mr.. Robbins,
while returning to his home in Sculltown, was
knocked senseless by blow on the head, and
robbed OF above $500. Two men, named
Amisah Titus and L. Headly, of Gloucester
county, have been arrested and committed to Jail
as perpetrators of the crime.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-01

IL AMRsE Princess is the name given to a
remarkably large and beautiful CHERRY, obtained
originally from the south OF France, and success
fully cultivated BY M-. Prince, OF the Lnnnan Bo-
tanic Garden at Flushing
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-01

- Ciea. ToM THrtg Is cut ,o-iav in full Saosop si.
and take ms ten-t al the American Su,eur Pe4rm,nca
Al and hall past ociocS The hall completed ana
ah ir - reception oi goods Ac Great doinss ther. or
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-01

u Providence paper announces the 8 last
night of the Deluge." Why cannot we have at
least touch Of here, If for single night only
No streets ever needed such visitation more.
We're ii not .o- the C7oton we should have been
burnt 10 crisp ere this.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-01

The 'l1n Nonksy al P=lr,s Ney.-Ycrk 3Iuseun r,k,
has heaent tosa, being positively the last the Giant 1r
being easased for next week There viii be lrfornsnce
this afternoon at o'clock. Every body should bhod rh
extraordinary Creature, another opportunity MAJ
oecai-so ASe Of tbs present UNUSUALLY splendid
preparations making celebrate the Fourth
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-01

C>MP MEETING HYMNs.-A new edition OF lot
tens popular Camp Meeting Hymn Book is this
day published and for sale by the booksellers. 1t
is neatly printed, and the price is reduced from
25 to l23 cents. 81 per dozen
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-01-21
TIE DAY STARl

I result Of the Georgia election hail the dawn.
ing of brighter day As sign, 1t Is Important
1t indicates the sentiments Of the people regard to the
wisdom and patriotism Of the Loco Foco party. That
party has had full sweep in the State for ycars-and
they have utterly Frustrated the prosperity Of the people,
and conducted themselves in such to fix stig.
upon the character Of the State. The dsgacefu pro
ceedngs Of the Legislature towards Senator Bcrrcn-ha
lofty and eminent citzen-were enough without
any addiu, 1 to I'LL the public mind 10 OVERLOOKING
with disgust.
The Charleston COurcr--a very mild Iournal-thus ad.
ycrts 10 the causcs Of the Locooco overthrow:
Georgia.-The Savannah RePuJiiean, Of the 1Ih inst
says that sufficient have been received render
certain that George w Crawford, the VIII, candidate rnr
Congress has been elected by overwhelming H..-
We learn that this result - in great measure ..
discomfort OF the democratic party, with the improper ags
aton O the democratic legislature their late session.
We informed, obsut t,vO weeks since, by distn
gushod citizen Of Georgia his 20 Washington, that
such would be the result aud for the above stated
This the first important check in the sweeping career u
democratic rumphs; and may be indication Of turn in
the uncertain and shifting tide Of popular favor.
The Micdgeville correspondent OF the Savannah GeOr
giaH, tDcmJ Of the date, s"Crawford has die
iaHeed MDougald in the Congressional race'Let those
laugh who win
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-01-21
Mr.. CLAY.

This distinguished gentleman is still we believe in
Louisiana. His reception in that enlightened State has
been OF the most atsrng character Disposition how
ever, prevail in all the States south of u.s. TO share
with the Louisianans in the pleasure of greeting him
their esdes He has been pressed with invitations to ex
tend his visit to Alabama, Georgia and Charleston.
The Savannah Republican remarks
"HESBy CLAy.-Meeiings have been held in Columbus
Medgeyile, Macon and Augusta inviting that tried pat
OF Henry Clay TO visit the respective places named We
hope that city will not be backward ia offering TO
the TSf NJ american eifi=eHs, the tribute of hospitality
"Let our opponents talk much they please about
e!ectioneering and all that, we Harry Clay
and we must him. He has just the qualities which will
carry the Georgian heart captive One word Of his manly
eloquence would put flight whole homily of such ar
guments, those calling themselves the democracy ad.
vance against HIM"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-01-21
Vho did n1

In reply suggestion, that the Wing party, when in
in the Legislature though entirely responsible for
the creation OF the public debt failed provide means for
its extinction Mr. Carter, OF Loudoun referred to the re-
cord with decided effect. lie showed from report made
by the Second Auditor 1884, that the creation and fund
ing OF the public debt commenced far back 1921
that was continued and increased up 1888 during all
which time the Jackson Van Buren, party (now claiming to
be Dcmocrate) had the complete and uncontrolled ascen
dancy-that when the Wings obtained a small majo.
ny in the House of Delegates they had control of the
Senate And, he might have added, that the greatest
strength acquired in the latter body by the Wings was 10
tie the other party.
Then the matter is plain that the party generally domi
nnnt during the greater portion OF the time, could any
moment, with the aid of that portion of the Wing party OPP
posed improvements have the debt which was
yearly accommodating Now, oil of sudden, as if inspired
with fresh supply OF superintendent Patriotism these gen.
uemen make extraordinary spluer about wiping out
the debt, when the creditors do demand it, and when
the people less able bear than they ever
were since the Of 1872
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-01-21
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LONDON Monday Dec. l2.-Curn Market-Tho sup.
ply Of English Wheat this morning the smallest we
have received since harvest and the condition generally
different which made II very unsuitable, excepting low
prices A few samples that dry, sold readily al fully
last weeks quotations
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET Dec. IO-The
weekopened with extensive demand for Cotton but dur
ing the last few days the market has been quiet and free
ysupped by holders Of American, which barely supports
last weeks rates. Egyptian Is ia moderate demund but
maintain firm prices. 10 Brazil Penam and Bahia are no
elected, while Maranham continues demand NJ steady
aies Surai in fair demand but former quotation- are
barely supported. The sales Of le week amount 10 % 80
bales including 5000 American and 1900 Suafs specu.
auon aud 300 American and 800 Surats for oxpor-1gO
Sea Island, at I5alik 30 stained do CiSJ $40 Upland
1H6t; 1910 Mobile, &C. iaJj; 100 New Orleans ln73-
The market has been e to-day and the business does not
exceed $500 balcz which all to the trade and consist Of
80 Napnhams 6d 800 Surats, Jsd 3D. and the romnin
der American There is change IN prices.
Monday Dec l2-Ihc sales arcm moderate in amount 10.
day. about $500 bags having been sold including 500 Su
rats at sgd 20 a. 60 EgypGan 6ld 900 Mnunam SAD 10
65d American, itd 10 ID The market Is fat and prices
rather in favor Of tho buyer, but hcre quoabe change
On Saturday ihc sales 5000 bags
Liverpool Corn Market-Wc have had almost dsily
speculative inquiries for foreign Wheat but Al lower rates
tian have met the Vows OF hodfr Barrel Flour has been
held for rather higher rates. but has moved slowly: homo
manufacture too, has1nct only limited demand
LIVERPOOL MARKETS. Dec 1O.-sugar-Foreivn
This sales are 80 cases and 50 burrcg Pcrnumbuco al
from b 81 10 Us 6d for ordinary niddnr brown and
is sd 10 2Js for 0wto good white COrc-56O bags Mara
cubo brought 3Js 20 39s Nothing done n Cocco Pepperor
Pmcnio-Tea-The market in the same inactive
state as noticed In our last Very little business was done
Of e public sale on wednesday, $40 bags Sage Flour sold
Us I'd l6 ls6 b1gs Tunoric nt % for China and g.
TO l9s Cd for Maabcr. Is VI Lac Dye brought I'd per
d. Nearly $4,000 bugs Sapeuo have been taken at 27s 10
I 3Os, per cwt.
The demand Tor Tobacco has been good and the sales
no lees man $50 hhds. very full prices for all descriptions
whistler Virginia scunod advance Of nearly al per H.
mas Deen ooianc and parcels are bought up
pied 80 bids of Philadelphia bark were offered Al auction
but only ten hhds sold ot Is %. percwt
LipeTool Dee. 18th Wheat Crop.--Tho ehest
crop coming up beautifully everywhere the reed having
been got into the ground better This season Than Tor many
years before. u y - uxurisn "a places to re-
quire eating down with sheep
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-01-21
Commercial RECORD.
MOBILE Neutrality-suspicious. ryrx,.,

MOBILE MARkET-wrDNEspay EVENING jan II.
ne cotton market has been quiet to-day. the total trans.
actions being estimated only about 900 bale. The sn
raj features ct the market have undergone no change since
our last notice We continue quotations inferior 81
cents. There have been steamboat arrivals Inv on
rivers since our last publication, and therefore give mo
additional in regard the prospects Of free nayiga
ton. .. -
Excu.Sor-Thcre were moro faeilitic. afforded rn,.
chnscs OF bills and checks to-day than for DAYS
there being number OF drawers the market There wa,
no actual decline in rates 80 far could lea but bills
dragged heavily and purchaser had rather the
we quote sterling bills IL Is, GO days ON NJ " III 10
sight on do III, sight ON N. Orleans l55 ISL specie Is
10 per cent premium
rR"rs-Wo near oi no engagement to-day for foreign
ports brig is ssid to have been taken for Boston n, s
being at eth cent advance previous
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-01-21

househod But with the oeeasion which calls for
their exerton, our energies sgain waking fcu their
slumber and ready u display their former animation and
Neor leader too j. presented, who u every inch
man." and around whom We may rally with entire conf
dencc.
OF Henry Clay 1t is unnecessary say much. Though
of disagree with him important subjects all
accord TO him the II being able, enlightened
Statesman and honest What he has done, and
what he wishes DONE alike before the county.
The merit Of his political may be challenged by his
opponents, but they be charged with mystery
equivcation The ardent lover OF liberty from his youth
upwards he has been the oremos, to cheer her flag in
whatever quarter Of the Globe il has been uniued When
British agsressions were longer toerable, and large
party m our country to war he enforced that
policy which looked war the means OF peace, and
peace the end Of war" When the spirit OF ancient
Greece seemed be waking from the sumbcr Of centuries
and coming forth from the tobs Of Miades and Leondas
his voice was heard oude anusng her the death
struggle before them.
When the bonds OF priescrat and tyranny were rent
asunde IN South America. he the first lead the way
in recognising her Independence aud in encouraging
with the sympshies OF free people The devoted friend
of the union the palladium OF liberties he has twice
saved IL from the brink of destruction.
His qualifications a OF the very highest
order His mind has superior quickness OF uppchen
sion, keenness Of sagacy comprehensive grasp
forecast and solid Judgment Never nduging in visions
OF impracucabc, and therefore false philosophy his
policy always 20 look and things they are and
are likely 20 oontinue and shape his accord
ingy There s who, this day. stands surround
ed by more proofs OF prophetic penetration and profound
wisdom.
the virtue and capacity OF HENRY CLAY, we will cor
daily unite in his nomination for the Presidential
term.
ResOlred, That William Sims, Jr.. VIM. 4. Early Esl
James +. Finks, James Warren, VIM. III. Conway Rufus
X. Fitzhugh, Alfred Eddins, Joseph Bingham Daniel
White Livingston N Stephens Alexander Bradford John
G. Dulanoy, James Early, Thomas III. Gibbons Major VIM
Robinson NJ +. Finks James Enks, VIM. n. Miller, Jen-
nings Maupin, Robert :. Duancy, Paschal Twyman VIM
White, VIM. X. Robinson and James r. Sims, be appoint
ed Delegates represent this county the Richmond
Convention, and that Doct Charles Cooke, of AbemaTe
James F. Sother OF Rappahannock, and Edmund Broad.
dus, OF Culpcper, be requested 10 act atematcs.
Resoired, That the Secretary communicate copy Of the
proceedings of this meeting the Richmond Wing and
Charlottesville Advocate for publication.
On motion, the Chairman and Secretary added to
the number of Delegates.
NEWTON HUME, Chairman.
OLIVER FINKS, Secretary.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-01-21

At meeting Of the Clay Club held at the Town Hall.
in Portsmouth, Saturday evening, January 14-the Pre-
sdont in pursuance OF resolution passed former meet
ing appointed the following persons delegates repre-
this county in the State Convention be held in
Richmond on the nd February, Wis
II Langhomc, Sam1 Waits, VI Cooke, VIM Ethc.
redge Rich'd Bnugh, w Webb w Watts, T Webb,
G ID Happier, G. Wallace, + Carr, Scguine, J G.
Hatton J Wilson, w Gwynn, Nash, Henry V
Niomoycr, G. Toomer, a Jenkins, ID Duke Robert
Peed, + p ITucstis, John Stubbs, Dimmock, Isaac
Rose, Jno Hope, Ihos Guy Abel Lowelling Chas Clark
Samuel Etnoredgc, Jos Moore, Geo. Chambers, VIM
Goodwin, and jos. Porter.
On motion, Resolved that the delegates have power To
I'll oil vacancies aud increase their number ii necessary
On motion Resolved the President aud Secretary
be added to the delegation.
Rescued unanimously, That the delegates above named
be- and they hereby instructed the nomination
Of "HENRY CHA y, Of kentucky" as the candidate of
the Wing party for President IN preference any and Every
name that may be brought before the convention.
Resolved, that committee Of thirteen be appointed To-
address the Hon. HESRY CLAY and invite him to extend
his visit this town.
WhoreupUn the following gentlemen appointed:
John a Chandler VI Cooke, n Baugh, J Subbs, -
Nash, G. VI Balm, g. Toomcr, jas T. Wilson, w III
Spooncr Lewis ThOmas, Robert T Scott, Jobson james
Scott.
Resolved, That the proceedings u this meeting be publish.
cd in the Southern Wing; aud the Norfolk Herald and
Beacon and Richmond Wing be requested to copy.
LEVY, Prost.
T. r BLAmRr, Scc'y.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-01-21
RICHMOND DAILY WING.
SATURDAY. MORNING. yANuARY u. 1913
MONEY WANrEp-ANp MONEY REIEcrE

MONEY IF4NTED-AND MONEY REJECTED.
Let it not be forgotten, by the People OF Virginia. that
whilst their Representatives canting about State faith
and State credit and the cries of distress are coming up
from all quarters there is lying idle the National
Treasury the Of thirty thousand dollars Vir.
ginia's disiributivc share of the Land Fund!
This amount onethd of the necessary to be rais
ed by increased axaton and yet the dominant party az
ectng refined morality, and a purity unknown to tho
past generation reject fund which cannot now be touch
ed by the Federal Government any purpose whatever
What consolation will it be the taxpayer TO be told
that the reception OF this will aud dshonor
Virginia Will he believe it, when he remembers that
we have already received than hall million under
the distribution act Of 1897 Is it denoraizng to
reeeipe the small fund.- standing credit than it
to retain the large paid former period
Can we obtain credit for sincerity Of purpose unless we
make clean breast by disgoring the whoel Casuists
pretend TO difference in the cases. to
PLAIN common sense man the distinction nipercepble
and the afiectation Of purity Is ridiculous
Let IT be borne in mind that the Of 100000 Is 10
be added the for the present yeartnt DAYS are
wasted the idle purpose OF talking abou, providing for
the principal Of debt which due whilst the pub
lie creditors ask nothing but the Let be rcme.
bered that each month Of the session 3OOOO-and
that share of the Land Fund not even bearing nte
and is utterly useless the national as well ne to tho
State Government.
II, with these things in remembrance the people arc
ready for increased buhcns, then indeed have they arrived
at ha happy state OF dociy described by Mr. Jefferson
with saddles their backs that they may be rode eg
maey" by the "booied and spued" Democracy who have
such peculiar regard for them all occasions but ps
cuarly a election times
We shall whether they are endowed with "caft
horse sodity with the faculties and spirit of freemen