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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-23

The bill which yesterday passed to its this
subject. provides tina, when forthcoming bond shall be
taken for the delivery of property levied upon by virtue
any execution. the sheriff shall include said bond COM
mission OF only tiro and Lal per upon the first
three hundred dollars and only per upon all
that amount.
II the property be sold under the first execution the
money paid, the commission shall be five per upon
frsi $500, and per upon all that sum-
present.
Ii the forthcoming bond be forfeited and the money
made the second execution the Sheriff will be entitled
in addition To that embraced in the bond i've per
the fTs; $500. and per all that
So that If the debtor pay under the first execution, he
will be subject per under the second
execution the property be sold the money paid the high
commission IN any will be scren and half per
cent. instead OF TEN PER CENT, allowed.
The take effect from and after the LIST of Nav
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-23

On notion the following named gentlemen spPon-
ted delegates the Convention TO be held Suffolk ON
the 3Oth inst.
James r. Hubbard, Mallory NJ Todd. James +. Hunter,
MyeT Mycrs w Harris, J. r. SouthaIr, q. W. Edwards.
Jos n. Robertson, C. w. Newton, w. +. Taylor, Col.
Garnet, n. b. Reardon John Tuni-, VIM. c. Camp, Syl
Hartshorn, +. W. Scabury, II. Il. Walters, John
Dickson, Thn- & Broughton, Sr, John III. Nash, w. l.
Hardy John p Leigh, Thos Constable, ST. Walter Pearee
Jno. H. Butler, Nicholas Clesry Richard NcTmilon, Jno.
T.. Doyle. Jas. Madden. John J. Camp, Saml Hodges,
Thos. Reilly Sr, VIM ID. Dclany VIM I. Foster, Charles
&. Williams, l.. w. Williams, Thomas X. Lee, Jno G.
Cocy, ~ {. King, Thos. &. rabb, W.. Chapman, Jno
Williams, f. 4. Tabb, James L. Sout,er, E. 5. Pcgram
Simon Stone. Jos. Nash H. II. Bagna. John {. c. Tay
lor. Nah' Curaior, T. l. Cohen, w b. Bingley, William
&. Freeman James Waters G.. O. Lecompc, John Corn
y, VIM. Woodward, &. f. Martin, Jno BonsOl, Joshua
Moore, Col. Thos. Newton, Joseph NJ. Freeman, James
Gordon, Jr., Chas Reid. c. Noe.
Ga motion of John II. Butler, Esqr, il was resolved,
That the editors of the Herald and Beacon be requested
publish the proceedings of this meeting and that the Ports
mouth and Richmond papers will please copy the same
On motion of :. Hatshorn Esq, the meeting then id
iourned.
MALLORY VI. TODD Chairman.
w. HARRIS, (S,o,,,o,,,,
NcHOLAsCtEAEY,
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f. NJ CABELL.
RERKELEY

Al meeting Of the Wings OF Berkeley held al the Uni
ted States Hotel. in Mauusburg on Monday the fr. dey
Of the Quarterly Court.
RORERI V. SNODGRASS ESQ. was called Il, IN,
Clair, and Gf1EgI w. BCENs appointed Secretary.
The purpose Of the meeting stated by Edmund Pen.
dIetol that, notwithstanding the Outrage committed by
Df"'rfdie Legislature against the Dcop ~ tc arrange
usni Of tIs Congressional Dsct there exists 900 reason
Tor any remission % effort the part of the Wbra but
on Ho contrary that they specially called upon by eve
consideration Of interest 20 the party, 10 action
Ih'iinc penod"I'hin which candidate should be nom
ino'cd'--~os too brief to appoint Delegates Conyen.
non rom the counties that the plan by the Whgs
OF jefferson, - appoint c0aterecs, was perhaps the best
course but, % was not responded 10 Ly the remain
ns portion Of the district, candidate should be- presented
by THIS or some other county Of tine district
lhe meeting cnncuucd On these views. Whorcupon
' '1.''nF fe-o iunu' were offered by Dr. Allen e. Ham
n'nd. and unanimously adopted
hssolrsd, That this meeting, approving Of the proposition
q" tnt wing ni ie.trson appoint couerecs 900 the sew
erh counties ~ hs Congressional District 90 designate
candidate for C'ugrcs-, delegates us altouatos.
u meet such pcrns may be- solicited from the other
c'uhc' and wiu ihcm 90 determine upon the candidate
me blank ln t' re-rutiun filled with tho names Of
Dr Allen g. Hammond, stephen r. S,ndgr1ss, Capt jacob
van DTon' Edmund Psndct1n md Anth. s. Chambers ar
drogatcs,-aud Alexander Robinson. s. d. Rryary j. w.
Boyd Geo. w Robinson and Geo. w. Burns. os alter.
natc-.
Rssolrcd Thatil anticipation that the rer,qipin, con-,
ties may a within he short period Tor such election tap
point concrccs in meeting submits o. the voters of tlo
district the OF CHAs. JA-. TArLEvrr ESQ f.uleci
TO his ocqmescence the Wing candidate for Congress
Who apart from Dos high qualifications as Rcpfc.cni1yr
can command, Iu s opinion 1rger vote than any .ts
Wing of the district
The meeting fixed upon Winchester. as the pIac, meet
E ny l'e e'nicrco', aud ' 3ih ct THE month tho time
SUBJECT I" any other better cement that should be- made
'n motion, % was resolved, that hc Wing editors Of the
district be requested publish tls proceedings of s ce
ting Adjourned
ROBERT v. sNoDGRAss.
W ,'lEI ~, " 56,.g''' See'ry Chr'm.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-23

on "wednesday morning uc 22d lingering illness
WM. BROOKS, the oath year age. The friends and &C
quliniance ~ the deceased respectfully attend his
funeral THE o'eiock from the residence n Mr
freeman.
On yesterday morning Dr. MOORE ROBINSON, aged % years
This albo and exemplary young whose graduation the
Pennsylvania Unver'y but two years followed by
immediate appointment uthe Hospital of Philadelphia fallen
victim the exposure incident profession Tho
necessary The disease mhbcd the prosecution q
duties though successful NJ the completely undermined
under which be- has sunk ancr illness u many nouithus
rdy md ptcaturcy closing which commenced under
auspice bright and nleng could desire
III funeral wiz take place Ibis afternoon NJ O'Clock precisely. NJ
e residence ~ hs lihr Mr John Robinson which friends
and Acquaintance Of me family Medical
profession generally respectfully invited attend without further
notice.
on Yesterday morning after long md painful illness MACON
GREEN in the 9th year ~ The friends and acquannces
oMc Landlords respectfully invited IN attend h funeral
evening 81 O'Clock residence the - Baptist
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-23
mn CARTER

Ir"Arcomac" forgot O, send ne his real nnuc. a
sketch Of Mr. It'll CarcT- Nidshpman life, boz the war,
may boz relied upon coming from an authentic
The Enquirer calls hm mo- cold Fodomli'" So far from
&c. hr b. on old Republican. Sc fighting under War.
rngious pcnnan for iao liberties Of Che country, while
boy bs teens and when bee who thus approaches him,
enjoying hs comforts, boz home and be fire side. The
good sense Of hc country ought irown down ib der.
cable slang Men and citizens should not be Judged by
party ni,l names.
II tue Liberty OF ths country were really imper'ed-
h 10 citizens worr really called upon 10 do or die in BE- dc.
fenoo-do,s not tho Enquirer believe, does not rather
know, tbut fhll Carter would be- found 10 tho van
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-23

H,.t POINT Military ACADEMY.

About the close oi January convention Of militia Off
hcld In this city, which, among other proceed
ngu. resolution passed dcnouneing the Military AGA
DENY West Point aristocraue and anti-repubicaH
aud calling upon Congress abolish this institution. These
proceedings having been transmitted the Secretary OF
War; that officer has felt himself called upon state some
why he conecivcs the Convention to have done
great injustice themselves and the West Point Acade-
my the resolution which they adopted. lie has
dinghy nddre-eda communication to the President of the
Convention Cen Townsend, of this city, reviewing at
length the arguments usually urged against the Militia
~ Academy. copy ef this communication has been
furnished for publication, and in calling attention it,
refrain from expressing the hope that until the
facts which presents be mc; or the argument. rc
ted. citizen Of this State will Join the crusade against
tins useful and meritorous institution.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-23

held ~ the Court House the 9Th of March 1919 Ma,
LoRy W. Tom Esq, being called 10 the chair and " ,p
RtN HAERm and NICHOLAS CLfARY, appointed Secfotar,s
On motion Of VIM. ". Garnet Esq., the following p-e.
smhio and resolutions were unanimously adopted.
Feeling deep and abiding interest in the success Of the
Wing party and ful and mistaken confidence n those
=" o importance Of active and increasing zeal and energy
and cgef o. c'1escc with Wing fellow citizens through.
"u h county n supporting cause be therefore Re.
solved
That We do cordially approve Of Convention for
'e purpose OF selecting suitable candidate 90 represent
'i' district ~ Che next Congress- and that SIXTY delegates
% appointed ' represent us in the Convention 20 be held
90 Suh'lk on the 3Oth inst, Tor thot purpose
inst having tho utmost confidence in our nbe and Ell
,en' hcpIcsoniauve IN the Slate Legislature RonrRT h.
ANt"R, bsq We most cordially approve of bis bold and
independent course o. Wing, and he untrnq zeal AZ
faithful representative and do unanimously renominate him
- suitable candidate to represent IN the next General
Assembly
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-23
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF Hichmond.

ARRIVED
schr Marietta, Groves, Baltimore, Sundrics.
schr Nevis Kinney ". Orleans Sugar and Molassos TO
Dunlop, Moncuro & Co.
SAILED,
schr Aurora, Woodbury., Boston, -four.
Scw Iowa, Conant Charleston, coal.
Schr Gen. Washington, Phillips, Baltimore, Tobacco.
Schr Lady Warrington, Hubbard, Elkton, coal
Sohr Louisiana Eddy, Norfolk.
Schr Sarah Amelia, Jones' Baltimore, coal.
Schr Index, Hamilton, Gun Powder, coal
Steamer Columbus, Parrish, Baltimore, tobacco.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-23

We requested by several iucndsof the old cause 10
call on tho Whgs of ihs District. as tie The rsf Disirct
to give an encouraging sign 10 the brethren through the
State and not to be- %, co9cd by ic of Wight and suy
We discharge our function, and do not doubt they will
right golInnty discharge bar dcvOir
Tho true way b. 10 carry the war Of information and
faets documentary, iucontrovcrtbo facts, into those
gons whence they have been excluded BY established on
ion and the asccudaucy Of certain modes Of thinking %
Oh things the people -icn the most acnuyey 70 Jaeis and
d nLI lhInga lAoL Or. lho mo.l effective.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-23

IL The Hon. \. Ronehcr Of North Carolina, n Wing
member Of Congress, and Wing Ecctor in North Caro-
lima. in 1910, has given his adhesion form Mr. y
Ter and been enrolled among the "Guard" That body
now numbers eight some New York Wing member hav-
ing joined IT, unless report goes, Gov. Gmer with in
snctiyc sagaciy, has abandoned Ii So the "Guard"
numbers members OF Congress, which, during three
sessions and with all the patronage, honest John Tyler
could only recruit from near 900 members OF Congress
The fact is a Volume m itsclf.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-23

BUCKINGHAM -Wcundsr.tard the ylip
Of Buckingham county, on lost Monday ,,np Court dov1
held meeting aud dominated Cob GRNNDleON WOsF
~ and hoir iorner popular representative Col THON
As H. FLOOD o. c candidates represent that county
IN iao next L'2saire We understand thot should these
gentlemen accept hc nomination the WL,ps arc ss,g,o
Of carrying The County. The L0cos nominated TiIOS.
$, BOCOCK, Esq and Dr. JAMES JONES We were
mistaken IN announcing Mr. HUBBARD candidate for that
pary.-LyHebtyrg VVgHiaH.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-23

III MIR BORIS it hashad the fortune, good bad
attract the Special animOdvcon OF the Hero the Her
miiage We observe the following;
BORIS pruEApEp.-Gen. Jackson in letter written last
February SAYS;
"tappcars Mr. Bolts has been Hooking my character
and SONY clear spot rgrctto be compelled
return, that during my examination into his public char
through life, never could discover clear
spot-nay, CLEAN OF virtuc dsintcrcscd bencyo
l,ncc, Justice or truth"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-23

A resolution yesterday adopted by both House, to
adjourn die. next Saturday There Is probability
that the resolution will be carried into effect, certainly none
il the business still before the Legislature is despatched
before adjournment.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-23

" VIZ. Bor1s will be Ut Chesterfield Court House on
Saturday, being the eeondday Of he of the Superior
Court.
o. Mr. B.IrF Address O, the District con be- obtained
,b. office boy asc who may feel wish that should be
read by the People loe Il cost.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-23
HOYT a. cos PRIZE OFFICE,
Imder lie ExchnnEc EIntcI.

100000, 5000, 1000, 90 Prizes Of st.OOOit
u The Prizes drawing De received The
Single whole e.. proportion Risk package
whole tickets sos ~ So quarters iG g. Pncs
packages 10 be hadof luih 23l HoYT Co
brC. BASsISI's Farewell Concert viii take place
on SATURDAY NEXT me 25n of March.
For Paooaassr, small bids. NH -
Rs NOTICE.-we Az OF % sllo
of sugar, Holsses &C. on ne wharf Morning ~ ocoes
mh 20 DUNLOP, MOSCURE T. 60. Aueu
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-23

M w SPKING GOODS
hhsnhsetibcr respectfully calls fun ns.o. M n,
markets. Among them are 49, ''"
- and Cd rich blk. Mationi Ius,tnr.
Satin striped blk. and blue Gro de Pekn
Bik and blue hk striped and figured SILKS
Rich Slks and most 4, Shon.h,. ,,
Striped Omhrc silks '''''
Eohrnnc-, desirable article for spring we,,
rarisenncs for do
fhn blk aud blue hin. MouS-lns and Cb,uv.
Hue black striped do do
French ptinicd Lawn.
French English American Calieo..
liurn eambtc ami lawn handkerchief
Hcnsiiichcd and do
Sin ani cotton do
lrsh Linens best family make
10 aud ia linen ~ cotton sheeting
Dmty Bands and Colars, piece Dirnity
French English Ani German laees and Hiyins.
D"w-~ies, Cotton olnabuIss, III klenburss sc
hiris' Russia aud Tabs Diap.ns
Towels Table Napkins, aIi "a hiie Tall. Clo,,
lie VIII also receive BY h packet nov duel the Te..
his purchases, which he VIII eh pess 10 cut The tn-
NH - InuN .,,n,,,,,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-23


WE subscribers take pleasure 10 can Tho attention u the trade
ana their friends generally. % aranremru recently made with
The Me'sr Blackburn 70 procure genuine Wines Of the different
qualities n Madeira shefy and Fort this which they
with confidence and pleasure recommend The long and
Pccbc standing ~ the Mcsrs Blackburn that shy
order Tor their Wines VIII b. met In compliance with
men Tho subscribers solicit orders Madciras the
ton oi Messs George and Robert blackburn Co. n Madeira or
The % Reserve London Particular Old London Particular.
Aefenl Bua Mnlmscy and Tin and Port from
Mercy and oporo selected Messrs Sandman Forster Co.
Thoe fond o shcres and Port opportunity through
a9ncyo command The pues and best table n The different
qualities and prices can be application 70
NH % DUNLOP MONCURE A. co. Agents
EOPARTNERS subscribers having
~ associated themselves togeof purpose of conduct
hranchcsunter sye.of o.
y Wesrct Convite The attention u public their sioe
n Trunks &C. which point durability Having
hoon selected with great inferior city
q. ~ WEIsiCER.
FEB Z, "a NC WINSTON
IT being Necessary above connection coo
individual business speedily possible pcrsona ndebt-
ed earnestly solicited respective &C.
counts r. q. y WEIsfGER.
FOR RENT.
IN Tho Tenement on 9TH street, now in tho
A occupaey Of Mr. John Wight Pencntsry Agent Pos
session the fret day NJ April Fof apply 10
nh 70 ar ~. MYERS.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-23

NnREnLK nnRnllnll

John r. Townsend, Maj. Cen IS. Y. Min, -.
lie C1nyonnon. 80. A .bany. y Y
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-23

HENRY COuNTY.-Ihc WING. oi Henry. Of their
last Court, held meeting ard nominated GREENNILLE
r. PACE Esq. candidate FOR 20 scat 800 the Legislature
Mr. King 1.1col candidate Tor reelection. There
be doubt Of the of Wing Boo cnry-Lvach
buc YugiHi1n.
Jrugr WioqAvAS.-Wc regret 90 learn that the wound
received by this gentleman Bro the late duel has assumed
malignant aspect. much indeed tat the greatest apprc
tensions entertained of fatal issue. We inform.
cd that consultation over hs situation was held yesterday,
by number of distinguished surgeons which tho pOp0si-
ton ~ amputatc tbo wounded limb the hip joint Tor
time discusscd butunaoly decided in The negative.
Several Of the faculty present considered this the only
alternative. From a that 'carn thc situation Of the
Judge b. critical iu the cX.rcmc.-N. y. bee.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-23

not presume that dealers in GrnIn or
Tobacco w'l purchase upon -hs judgment but rlcire. him
seH that AeH0rab made 10 Obtain the
market price, and does fear a comp,r-on ~ nr.cs
house IN The city D Having had years experience IN
TRADE IN this city alone he appeals those who have had
Poranes Of judging in regard his qualifications
Fnhn
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-23
MARSHALL THEATRE,
RIG HMOND.

REYNOLDS. T'P"' songs by Miss
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-23
NEW SPRING GOODS

aJ- Mr. BURroN's second nsh, r,,a,v Nj. pvvxo, -,
will appear. '' ~ MI no,.pS
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-23
HOnTsl HOOTsiI

UsI received lot Of beautiful pergcd BY of
- Baltimore, the best manufacturer Of pegged Uni
ted ses-ihcy decidedly and pretty almost equal
appearance ind finish }. Miles Boots half
the pnee aso supply Of his handsome pcTged Those
want viii please call J. y. WATKINS r. CO.
NH 22l Fashionable and Shoe Dealers Main street
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-23

" rHr Wuio CENTRAL CoSMirrEK will meet this eve-
ming at the Wing Office, at half past four o'clock z. NJ
Puneuhal attendance Is requested.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-23

Has on hand, and VIII continue 10 r.e.,y.
from factories In n. York a Bo,ion-y,-
s'ied by himself for the purpose OF obtain
ing the bEsT 'lsrLESENrs' upon the
most Jdrordb<e tsr=f-will sell the zane
al such prices a. oaHHet fail TO Igir, sa,is-
JaeiioH' lie will sell the produce OF M,
COUNTRY CUSTOMERS wTTHoI-r
ANY CHARGE FOR SELLING f,vb.,.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-10-17
THE TRENTON EMPORIUM.

Our readers must remember that about one
year ago, we announced that the time. honored
Democratic Emporium had hosted the name of
Old Veto" for the Presidency in 1914. That
announcement, brought down on the Emporium
the most bitter and malignant denunciations of
the Globe, and its halfdozen unprincipled imira-
tors. The "great Globe itsefn was offended
at the idea of Democratic journal presenting
to act in such a matter without waiting for or
ders and the editor who dared to think for
himself, was at once pronounced to be no Dem
ocrat.
Well, the editor of the Trenton Emporium
kept the Tyler flag flying, notwithstanding the
denuncations Of the Globe. At first n few
Democrats (readers of the Globe) "s,opped
their papers" but the number was soon made
up by Democrats who did not take the Globe
and from that day to this we are happy to learr
that the subscriptions have been steadily on the
increase, until, finally, its circulation is swellet
TO Unprecedented dimensions. And so with IN,
Railway Republican, and all the Tyler papers
But the result TO the cause, is The most graft
Tying. The State had been bopelessIy Wing
and would haze continued in its benighed state
as all must confess, If the Globe had succeede,
in keeping the Democracy away from the AID
minlslratlon. But it did not succeed, and thu
consequence is that the Republicans have mad
clean SWEEP Of the State, and placed ono
more upon their ramrars the same old flag tina
Washington carried ihithcr when he defeated
the British. No wonder the NJ Y. American
is indignant
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-10-17
w AR.

The Globe, in its new and hig hly concentrated
Prospectus, says the President is going 10 wage
a relentless war with both parties in Congress
next winter How does the Globe know this II
is neither the organ of the President nor yet the
acknowledged champion Of "6oM the prea,
parties"
We feel authorized to say that the President
will do no such thing, unless both parties assail
him frst-wbich they will not be likely TO do.
On the contrary, we venture to predict that Tho
President will hnd more Giends than enemies
IN one OF the great parties. AT all events he
will be found, as ever, on the side of tho Poodle
and he must var at all, it will be for them
No doubt the Globe would be extremely han.
by to see war between the President and Lojb
parties in Congress for in that event it supposes
it would find endorsers Of its unmitieated abosc
The wish was no doubt father to the thought
and ihus we see an editor, who is candidate
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-10-17

that the peace OF the community suffered on, mai,r-
al violence. II in fact. of thiags considri,a
quiet and orderly election. The day Gus-a Lra.-
tful October day Tie sun shone out DUNG thc grr4
Ell part Of il, aud did the lad'os-the former D. 4
over the city aud the latter chiefly Ia Bsum &C. ,res
so that what with patriotism and beauty, ,uin. srd
shopping, an exheraiing atmosphere ana o s,i ID
SUM- those who could fail 10 be pleased we're mufh t
be ptied. The following table informs the reader I
the political result by perusal Of II, Il vii Hs
that Major James %. Law, tSbig) has been
elected Mayor by 1872 majority, and that The hf,t
branch of the City Council stands 10 Nhigs AID o.
Democrats.