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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-15
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PEASE'S FOREGROUND CANDY.
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Reverend l. Lindsey, pastor of NJ E. Church. ID
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Reverend MIR. Lucky. presiding elder, New York Confe
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MADAME COSTELLO.
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public. For sale Wholesale and retail Gotham Cosfsc.
tona,y. 267 Broadway. ri iwsec
IMPORTANT TO FEMALES
"a LISPENARD ST-MADAME COSTELLO Female
Of Physician, h,,ins had long experience snprsng
success IN The eaim dseae incidental her apr
rses ladies on the point OF cnbnement Of ,hoae suffering
whaeve Cause that ihe will be happy TO afford comfona-
BILE Temporary home at her residence, red will wait
and at end them at their perfectly
ed Mad.nne q particularly bers impress the mind: Of
tire decate that she ociaes PERSONAL that
hesitation dread never sJprehendsd The srcest
regard " secrecy ,olabs msin All communic
and letters must be paid3i Lispenard II msee
1EAFEEsS ,UhED->CARPA'S ACOUSTIC OIL
IL For the cur Of ID, aIBess Pains, and the dishsges OF
liter from he E Ao, all those disapIeeabe noises like
the uIz Of insects. IA or water whining OF stesm,
e. & which mptoms Of sppro ching oeafe ans also
generally atendanr the disesse Many who have
deal for ten, MT and twenty and were obi Red
have bottles thrown
aside their trumps being made perfectly we'll Physicians
end high Read the foowins
editos from the Times.
Dcarryss { uR " have heard a speak OF
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-15
HULL- tUSSES.

NOTICE TO hGf RED PERSONf.
DERSONS afflicted rupu rely upon the best
instrumental aid the world II IDS application the
Office, No. Vesey street, g, Of the agents the
principal the United stafes scareful examine the
back pad of uls uusses, endorsed By Dr.
Hull in wnhx None genuine. to DO relied upop
good without his signature
Many persons andertaken vend Of HuIi
celebrated and Thousands
qusuce These limitations be rele tton they are
made by unski mechanics and better than the ord
nary
Rooms have been fitted up No. vssey street, exclusively
Tor ladies' having from the business depart
ment, whore female in constant attendance
emale paeieuts jyIi imr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-15

OIL-OL CANDLES-Branch OIL Grocery Store
" No 20s Canal street. door from Hudson is new il
sadne recceve order. for SpemO of the quail
Winter Strained and Bile ached shnsa gallon One
gallon and upwards delivered in Of The city tree of
pense.
Always hand selected assortment Of choice family gro
ceres delivered quantities purchasers wholesale
prices. w. l.. STEWART
zoe Canal street.
900 Gallons Of Winter O. in tierces aud and 81
boxes vi Sperm Candles for low Apply sbo<e
WARD STEWART
fl2lmsec ~ South street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-15

LEECHES! LEECIIES LEECHES -!
$4,000 h sfsy sEf sHs os hsss
and daily expected,
10000 Swedish and German Leecher ,er bark Washington,
from hamburg. for sale atmcderate prices, by
g., A. & II. WiTTE,
VII ne. ri W.i'isw ~ irrro~ev os Lrecrs.
OPpER-Aa assortment from 70 TO % o. Of very
quality ,Danuacti from the and with
49, ~ ~ T. K COLLINS & CO.,
Aryshs tveefs
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= ~ ~ 80 g c.

Or the amusing of Short Hand Writing taught by Mr. Brs
in twelve lessons, for taking down Sermons. Lectures,
Trials &c SC as fast person speak.
"A work Of the author presented to every pupil:
10 FOR SALE, the Academy. up stairs a" Guide
VIA I'M
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-15

SALTs7ss sseks Ashtopi Salt, factory filled landing
ar G" ship Sheridan sn < .' SoEIlNs CO. South IT,
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er- CLOTHING, CLOTHING.
CHEAP for Cash at the Fashionabe Tailoring Establish
~ ment los Beekmsn street Every gam. ~ the line made
order fashionable and substanti al the
finest materially and The lowest prices. The following
prices strictly adhered to
Overcoas OF superfine beaver $50 style, $l6 to ~
Dress Of the West of III gland cloths, to ~
Pants, sup fancy aud black cassmeres, TO 8
Vests, cashmere silk SATIN, and cloth, 216to 81
Coals made and trimmed, x7h 10 Pants SIX To Vests
~ One look the goods will Satisfaction
than the best description.
tv17 line
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MATCH BOX YUAHDs-!co. psuea., js.s ss,,sd sand
VA for sale by PkkspE BROOKS,
flzse d, Liberty IT.
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uARNDEN'S, ADAMS, l. PUMEKOY'S EXPRESS
Persons the habit OF sending this city for my
formed that thew will hereafter De prompSy forwarded bv e.
ther lines according directions free of any
expense than the quantity ordered
New York Jan. 10. 1919 jyll lmAP
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-15
TO ARCHITECTS, BUILDERS. AND
OTHERS

JOHN GALLfER Compositiln o namept ManufactureI
snd House ,arve No 392 Broadway, New York, pos
Lsayette III, ha, ha0d hi. estab ishmeut
ecm Of Arehit.c ura ornaments every variety
dsed from the best examples
for coiumSs cons JIes uuses enrich, dnes
patterns &C &C Se which he prepared to furnish promp
ty with the Ins
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-20

Rsslae 70 h Asks ssassa sIs ys'as,y sss Che ssssssh
ns.s OF ks saisnsats Now, heioys ha s kaariss God
We aver that this statement s ass-ass Ia all Ia psIts
in tho detail and the general, In and spirit The
Wings have not quadrupled the Public Debt Tho Van
Buren, administration left liabilities exceeding 36 millions Of
doiars-wih an aecrung Of only about II IL
millions. When this appropriated to meet
those liabilities, there still balance OF about % mil
lions, for which the Wings compelled to provide
leave the faith OF the Government unprotected. They
adopted the manly and patriotic passing tax bill
to raise money to the debts entaed upon
them by the frugal thieves who had preceded them.
Mt Haywood. in the place. accuses the Wings OF
passing Distribution Law and then multiplying before the
money was distributed. This, in latent and substance is
like its associates false. But every yro in politics
that and therefore would be vain consumption Of ink
aud paper to expose il.
The rest OF the production is OF piece with the speci
mems we have gven and the WHOLE regarded the opening
OF ms Senatorial career, augurs but little of honorable dis
tinction for him.
MrHaywood docs his
Tic eectedby accidentast Winter consequence
unhappy discussions Judge Saunders and Bedford
Bown-who were tho reprcs of the rival Houses
Fort Hill and Underwood. There very little doubt, but
that he is ut heart bitter and malignant Van Bureni,c.
lie was we believe, nveterate occseeker during the
late disastrous reign and when the outbreak occurred be.
tween Brown and Saunders, he very udicousy concealed
his opinions or played the hypocre upon the
ruins OF both The remark has quito nearly into
proverb that the Demagogues of North Carolina and Ten
nessco the very veSt of their We think highly
probable that the remark will lose none its force and apt
IN the practical illustration will receive from the
duco Mr. VIM. H. Haywood, the Loco Foco Senator elect
from the good Wing State of North Carolina.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-20
Polk and tbe Vic,. pres;,j,,n,.,,

The Globe, in noticing Folks defeat, made the
following remark:
''With the adoption of the Jackson-policy in
Tennessee, we look with confidence TO the return
of Gov. Polk 10 public life and renewed distimc-
tons"
This, though ambiguouSly worded looked like
postponing Folks claims upon the Vice Presiden-
cy, until the Locotocos carried Tennessee. To
wait for that distant day, was more than Polk
could stand. His organ at Nashville therefore,
took the Globe 10 task, and poked home argu-
mcnt at the Globe man. His defeat, it said, had
given him additional claims, and placed him along
side Of and on the same platform with, Mr. Van
Buren,! This was poser-as Vans dctcai, it is
known, is the Globe and Enquirer's strongest ar
gument in favor of Aaron Burrs pro'ege.
The Globe, however, attempts to recover ITSELF
bv saying It's remark was intended 10 convey the
i-ea, that the jackson policy would be adopted at
the Presidential election in "A, and that time,
Polk would return 20 public life and renewed dis
tinctions-as Vans rice.
Thus to disclose their game. argues that the
Old Hunkers are losing their cunning. 1t was
important on many accounts, to conceal, at pre-
sent, the design of running Polk OH Vans ticket.
Such biuider is ineXcusable.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-20
WING MEETING TONIGHT,

Tonight the Wings of Jefferson Ward meet at
the Military Hall-to form Clay Club. They
invite their Wing brethren of the city to attend.
The Wings are evidently growing inpatient
They arc anxious to be organized that they may
set to in good earnest to the accomplishment of the
glorious redemption, which awaits them in ~.
This city should be thoroughly disciplined, and
every man. who can vote, be made to vote. If
we set the Wings of the State the example, they
will follow it. And then the Sun of Austerltz will
rise upon us in November 1874
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-20
Niles Regisier.

On the first of September, the 65th volume of
this publication was commenced. 1t is an inva-
luabIe computation Of the passing events of the
day, and will supply the very best materials for
Il ' future history of the age. 1t is conducted by
the son of the founder, with great industry and
good Judgment; and we trust the hardness of the
times, has not materially affected its circulation.
1t deserves generous support.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-20
The Public .Sgn0rc.

We have heard some surprise expressed, at see
ing another (he third this year, crop of grass ia
ken from the Public Square, and at this late period
of the season. fit were rich bottom land instead
of the poorest hillside, three crops, without any
manure, would soon render it barren. We know
not in whose province this matter comes-but it
does seem to he pushing the thing rather far
unless the design be to destroy the grass altogether
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-20

These words sound harshy the Of the Enquirer.
Butwe can't help tha and however unpleasant it may bet
the fact cannot be denied that the Calhoun men do hold the
balance Of power in the Legislature Our list may
contain some errors-bnt enough affect the result
The Van BurenItes cannot muster than so the
House OF Delegates 10 their souls And in fact that
Is as many as they entitled tot many they can
elect rather morc) in a contest before the people
Whether the Calhounes will the power or not VIC
know not and care We referred to the matter as
chronicler Of current history They did it once last
winter to prevent general sweep-whch the Vanites de-
sired.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-20

W "Ihe internal suggestions of Wcbs,erian
Democracy are oozing out through the columns
of the New York Commercial. Fair play is a
jewell and we insist that these gentlemen shall
wear their true livery. As mere Webster mem.
they can do us no mischief; but as ayowed Wings,
and secret enemies, aging on the Abotionists
and abusing Mr.. Clay, they may affect us some
what; moi seriously, however, we hope and believe.
1t would be more manly and honest to Join the
Locoiocos openly.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-20

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The agonsing eryoi w" OF ehh
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And on, hsI hi o SsC M, ~, , ae'o" WINGS
4rhn hs, , ~ NM ".a, "" u'e s' -, h 'uni,
AID rat. N..,-,. -. ., ..-,n,- -, ~.
~un,o the Itch, OF knowIei,c nnI of Love
The dsembodied spirit of Medoru, borne upon the nj
mons of fancy wings its flight ,hro' the yoid
'Sy,in old IN, t,.
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And n,us. mo, ,r the. al, ,n,t,,s, .,
"A putp, cloud th, mes, ,hc -.n,,n ~, $500
Officiating an glory viii. ~. sim ,,,.sy,
"vbratcd to each sunbcam's thrilling touch
TO cool, emhalh and perfume all the sky.
Here tlfTied they upon that bissiul seat,
Nhu ioded Their light wings
ana gaheu abroad on that Iansccndan scene
ihsoW ieh ecsaey.
The spirit points him to the past and cheers him with
glance of man hiuh destiny
.,r,,r,,,,, ,,,n,,,-. - -
In sun clad males around cod. ,h,nne.
Through countless year. the tide OF human life
Has ebbd and nowd like a continuous sea
Upon farti BOSOM whose hoarse, munnuring waves,
90. cur, 10y ~ oy uhe Storms OF passion ever beat
.As,,k" ~. &C. oa y, , ,,, since h' the sun
"Miion. of Senb"yr ,oisI ' xo, o,.,, ,,,;u
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Then transmitting change have turned IN tu,t
But not tn perish then Mcdorls no,
umn'iSeient God rules IN his seat on high
., w.. ,s t'Ws anu NAur. power
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.t -. -. $500 -, .i''us" e'S'es !e' 10 come,
Ar, -. ,.,.' ,- ~, can ig''1" years
.yn.a a., ,e'.' ,en,' ''u'h Us fafu was
n. -, -. s''d'n morn onAe" ger
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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-20
GEORGL1-Bnfh .Sidea.
The fhariesfon Mercury gives tie following item
news from Georgia

~ ''''''''" -N'''Wy Bi'CS ulc IO'O"lhB len OF
news from Georgia
Extract NJ letter from Gsorgia.
You can inform your Carolina friends that Georgia IL
calhoun 10 the back bone Notwithstanding the pratng Of the
savannah Republican" To the contrary. The late Alder.
mans election ~ savannah u critcron will give
the CintErEs the whole Of Chatham the October cleo
ton and then beat hcm FROM to 5000 for Govern.
or and Congressman
Tho SaoaHnah Republican remarks upon this
Iho proof Of the pudding" says an old saw "is in the
ealins' We shalt see when the election comes.
The same paper elsewhere observes:
"OuR fRorrEcrs- letter was yesterday received in
this city, from Of to most distinguished men IN this
STATE who says hc has reliable information from twenty
counties him. ia which the Wings are certain Of sue
cess. rcsoue determination tho part Of tho Wings
and di-opprobauon Of Coopofs nomination by numerous
Democrats the moving The letter writer acts
down majority 5000 al least"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-20
PETERSBURG MARKETS,
MnndnY Mnnlng. S-ni.

IktFoRTID FOR TIE lNILLiitLN' Err
IOBACCo-supps- be- large, tho of the
season but consist almost exclusively of low qualities with
ah markets ae overlooked particularly those NJ e North
rope. 10 which The exports large quote Lug. 50
~ 30 Interior Lat 2'5 o 3,5 mddug g. prime none
WHEAT has commanded rather better rfireaprne Red ~ o
20 prime White, 90 4 large portion of the nsceys are damp
Epouted and wov eaten oefNs, .h,nahs p con-,
quence Of the frequent and weather since harvest m
price 81 such from 62l % sOcts
FLoUR-No alcs cacepby reaat % tn g. for country brands
COTTON-scarc,y any arriving; sale. o g! Not bale
Of crop has yet appeared
APPLE BRANDY % cts supply small
BACON-virgnia, . 10 q! Ct. Western. 9 90 g.
CORN-s5 cts
EXCHANGE on THE NORTH! 10 per a. pcmium
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-20

IN the limited STATES Cn,,rt Cnr the Eos,,-., NJ.

y the United States Court for the Eastern Dis
- iret Of Virginia, Sept I9th lsI3n matter Of Banknp
ey Of JOHN L. HUDGINS County Mathews in She Eastern
Virginia District The sd John L. IuenS who docreed
bankrupt by this Court having filed petition praying
charge " ~ ordered that thereof published ia news
paper printed IA The City Of Richmond e. before
the vi day Of December when hearing viii he had ON the
said petition ut the United States Room of Rich
mond and all creditors who have proved other
sonsn interest the place and show
cause any they have why the prayer NJ the petitioner should
not be granted. ACopy-Teste.
I've .Nyp
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-20

The weather for the three last days, has been
oPpreSSvely hot and eXhausting. So much hot
weather, and cold weather, in one summer, has not
been known within the memory of the "oldest in.
habtaut"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-20
CITY COUNCIL.

Al called meeting Friday, 18th instant present
g. 4. Myers, President; Henry LudGm, JohH DOre,
j. VI Wiekhdm, James Grim, ". Mills, Il. q. Has.
kias, Henry Clarke, Il. W. Harali, }. 4. Lancaster,
aud Nm F. Butler.
er. Of streets GI ! js Sas w P5Sl's "
The Commissioners whom referred the petition Of
John j. Crawford and Others, respecting
stoned pond of stagnant d. between 18th and
18th streets having had the under considerations and
having viewed the premises and also sundry living be-
tween l7th and Shockoe Creek, similarly situated
and finding that the have become the seat of an Of
ensive and dangerous nuisance existence OF stag
nant water thereonthe Commissioners commend the toll
lowing resolution TO the adoption OF the Council
ResOLped That the City Surveyor be directed TO cause
the sunken ground lying the south side OF and
between Shockoe Creek and 18th street. be filed and
raised as 10 cause the water aforesaid pass off from the
said lots and prevent the accumulation same and re-
port the thereof 10 the Council order that the same
may be collected in provided by law; Provided
however that the notices required by the 45Ih
the Of Assembly, entitled IAN and amend
the charter OF the city OF Richmond be first duly served
advertised.
And the resolution adopted by the Council
Leave OF absence granted 10 DOct. Haxall
On motion of Dr. Dove,
Resolred That committee be appointed to bring in an
ordinance to into effect the provisions Of the 4jh
OF the charter.
Commuee-Messrs Wickham, Dove and Lancaster
Mr.. Lancaster submitted statement made by the City
Surveyor, of the cost of filling up eth street, from
the Dock and Water from 26th Pear street.
from which appears that the work be done less
than S275.
And on motion of Mr. Lancaster, the sum Of Sl25 was
added to the appropriation mady by the Council the ll
inst.
On motion of Mr.. Wickham,
ResOlred That the City Surveyor be directed TO cause
crossings of granite laid down on the north side of
street. the intersections of 9Th Oh lin and 18th street.
with street.
On motion of Mr.. Ludam,
ReSolped, That the City Surveyor cause n granite eros
sing be laid Bank street, opposite t. the southern en-
trance into the Public Square.
On motion of Mr.. Wickham,
ResOired, That the Surveyor OF the City be directed 10
the paved gutter the Of construction on
the side Of I'd steet beyond street. be continued
60 ii street
On motion of Mr.. Ludam,
Resoiued, That granite crossing be laid 9TH st.
the lower side of + street.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-20
IN the United States Court for. The Eastern ni

the United States Court for the Eastern Dis
- triet OF Virginia, Sept I9th, l543 "a
In the matter OF bankruptcy JOHN H. DJINIAVY NJ I'M,
,onhv OF Mauewf IN the Eastern Virginia The sI
JOHN IT, DuNlANH who has been Bankrupt by thi.
court having ed petition praying for his discharge
ca uai noec thereof be published a printed IN the
Cay OF Richmond seventy days at least before
Der next when hearing will be had petition United
states Count Room in the City Of Richmond creditors who
have proved their debts and other persons appea1
at the said time and place and they have WHY
the prayer Of the said petitioner should granted
Cosy-Teste:
20 La, LIN.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-20

On roesdny morning by tic William Norwood
ALEXANDER LUDLAM, Esq, n Mies FANNY ANN diughtet
II Richard Anderson. E-q, Of tlus CITY.