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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-04
MaRRUEsD

On the ID inst by g. Magopn Capt DAVID TEAL Of
Philadelphia, to Mis- PRISCILLA TYLER. Of this city
On tho 2Gh inst, by tic Rev. Eliuh Chambers nj
Rocky Oak Church, Mr.. SAMUEL +. CARpozo Of Powla.
tan, to Miss AuRELiA VI. EDWARDS Of Amelia.-At the
same place and time, Mr.. MATHEw w. CHEArAM of Chos.
tcriold, 10 Miss OcrAvA II. GRAVES, OF Powhatan.
On the 9th ns at Powhaan Court House, by the Rev.
Elijah Chambers, Mr. SAMUEL r. COLLIER to Miss M,Ri,y
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The mirh of dotage is the most fearful exhibition of Inn
weakness. Poor old Scnex is out in nm article adj
dressed to Mr. Buchanan yesterday, which he atepts
the ludicrous with mournful effect We shuddered
when we read it. We felt like feels when he hears
merry laugh at funeral Poor old creature his friends
should AXE better Of him. This dong marity il. too
shocking for public exhibition
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-04

v Gerry IN, IN. Richmond ,.,,rut,, hi, :, -, -,
of Richmond ON Monday Jnpc o6,h IsI, ny
John Thurman and Thos Pnry.,r
Against
subIeu McGuuder E.rcutor If z,ch,,;., Nc L
administrator de boni. non with the ,,,i ,I -, q
son. deed and admin ,trator Of nc,,,,,,r Ioh,a a., +
McGrt,der widow of aid Z,rhatiSI Nrc,,,.tar -
and Elizabeth H. his wife Henry TuIo, "a NJ. l. I
T'hos Butler and Fnnces A his wiz. W. w.,
wife Laiah Brad-bav and sail N hi. -, r,.,.,
tia MEL Miller VIM Good. iunio, .,..,,,. -, ~ .
BENJAMIN Micah VIM H. MCau riiz,h.,,, F., {
Beard and Polly his WIFI anil Ia. p,,.. -
son
This cause in which the pl,i,,,g. .,-,.. .. -,
against the defendants Jo,p Ah.I "a pl,,,n,, 4, 49,.
Tudor and MARY l. his wife 'Thos Ru,Io, 81 -
VIM win(re. and lane p hi. 40. I..i., n It
his wife Elijah A. Miller Jobp ~ Nn,a, 49,, ~,
min Mccall Vim A. Mccain ri,,,h.,I -. -
and Polly his wife and Elias J,rkso, ,,ho a., 49,, -
in the mode presented bv law ,y,in,, ,L.n, .,e,
failing 10 appcar nd ANSWER cane % ,.. a. -, a., a.
bill taken for confessed a 10 The :, "A ,bsc,,
hue ia. t.stator Of the J,6rnJ,r, ~, ,-I - -
dant Jane Puryear the answer on Z,.n,,i,h NO.,
tor with the win annexed az Fliz,Le,h Ioh.o, 80
said ZachaTiah MeGud,r and Fra,c.. Lis 80. -
McGruder administrator do bons uor ~ R.nt,,,, -.
ed with general replieatiops tber,to .,hl.,s md -
witnesses Il nd wa. argued by Counsel On ro1ssi..,'
the Court being Of opinion That The dn,I de-. n,l
18th day of January 1893 I'm Tho r,s. q, p,,,,a, -
der which is insisted on IA bar in a.. .n.,sr ~ -
Grlder administrator Of Elizabeth johnson decea.I $,
said ZachAriah McGrder and Frances his wiz. COW
cord IA which case i. filed as an e,hib IN this e,u.c
bar the right asserted by the present painti, In m
purchaser or asSgnees from Thos Puryear IN an inter
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BARRIsTEE PosEb.-At the late Limerick aSsizes
witness OF the slower class" was cross xanncd BY Mr.
Bennett Queens Counsel, when the following dialogue
took place:-COunsel "Why do you hositue to answer
me: you look at as If ! rogue" Witness: 'To be
sure do" (Laughter) Counsel: Upon your oath you
think me roguel" Witness: "Pon my oath don't think
you're an honest MANI Continued aughteI) Counsel:
"H Gu swear that your oahl" Witness: "I do to be
sure, and what else could think" Counsel: snow why
do You think sol" Witness: "Why because you're doing
your best to mako me perure nvsclf"
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.aerh'

az
-----.,soLThe Van bS n'nn,on C.
ID .sa,,.. through the " .Nus.
""s ,ou,rer, in who" WV oh ~ ,or'n
s,..dental canvass oo 4. as follow. 10 IN, Ia,
>yh,q orSonitSuo" ~ 'as'
county 'ns HDSSSi SoSgrs.' rnm6ed int, eye
,ssavvsssOds~ and Sr Union il not in ps aens
S.,ed every nook ~, the abuse Of their Ofei.i Them
lean, of artful ,n;.r ne OF the counu- foreign
cco.r, u..--tion Vast assem- nan . mum
euor and Infatuated by songs s,.Shoad ,ns eo
and by scnselcss yclings, ,.gcs r,a5dsn,d NV IA
sands. each as II with nv rawlings called speeche.
the fures upon 'n' forth their wel-drled thou
hame upon G torch from hell, to kinde fire tn
were con- altar OF every log-cabin and light up
MIND cry stump. And the orgies OF the canvass
animated by periures and frauds at which the
Mr. Van Buren,, although miseraby deficient in many
things has always been regarded BY enemies
ed Of by his friends cunning elcctoneercr We
pose the paragraph quoted above must be specimen OF
his skill in thstline lie in substance to the ndePen
dent reemen of the country IL is true dear people, that
you voted against in $40, but the fact dear people
you maddened by liquor. You were as drunk rs
beasts. You didn't know what you were about. You
infatuated by rawlings called speeches, and by
less yeings. You followed after torch from hell and
STEPPED yourselves the lips frauds and peures for the
purpose OF defeating me- fou were certainly dear people
of dunka ards, fools. and perured scoundels in
ls4o bu, you will have ample time to get sober and honest
by the fall of 1884, when, will all vote for
me, your most particular friend and admrcr.
Who doubt the potency of such an appeal Is not
emnenty worthy OF the reputed TO be the most sku
electoneerer in the United Snies9-LOusriHe Journal
WING MEETING.-Thc rally at the Committee Room
last evening and enthusiastic. The building
crowded. from early hour in the evening, with the
Wing Democracy of our CITY, At the hour named in the
call the meeting organized by the appointment OF AN
GUS McDUFFIE as President, assisted by JAS. OSBORNE
and CHKIsTorHER ADAMS Vice Presidents and Robt +.
tombstone Secretary. In obedience loud and calls
from all parts of the SAML STEVENS assembled the
speakers and addressed the meeting upwards
half hour with equal eloquence and effect His remarks
responded by frequent and enthusiastic applause,
and close he greeted with three hearty cheers
Tho AIDE l.DInfv
then submitted the meeting and the question taken
each separately. With exception (the County
Clerk the nominations ratified with the entire and
gratifying unanimity. There opposition the
for Clerk, but it sustained by large
joty of the meeting Resolutions cordially responding
the nomination OF HENRY CLAY the Wing candidate
for the Presidency, and calling upon all good and
Wings here and everywhere TO buckle their for
the approaching then unanimously adopted
This done the meeting adjourned in the best spirit, and
with determination so home and so work.
Albany Ere. Jour.
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ADIOIrRNED MEETING

II The meeting held Friday night for the purpose Of
organizing "MdgddleH Society adjourned to again
IN the Sabbath School Room Of the Methodist Centenary
Church, Wednesday Evening NEXT nj "a o'clock All
the humane and benevolent citizens Of Richmond disposed
tofsvo the object earnestly invited attend By order
Of the meeting e.. G.. GRISWOLD Sccrv
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Great Temperance WcetingI


b1r TheGTand Mass Temperance Meeting, which
was TO have taken place last week but postponed
weather, will be hold Dr. Pumme Church NJ ~ O'Clock uo
Thursday Night 18th ooser when hoped every friend Of
the Cause in this city tnen and women attendance
important subject brought forward large Choir
will be IN attendance
&C 4-2t TIE COMMITTEE
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SCHOOL BOOKS. N,

w. RANDOLPH has for sale, at moderate nj
~ " OF all the various school books us.d-sucI
English French. Latin, Greek, Spanish. IiaIs
Grammap, Dictionaries, Exercises, Reading Books
Arithinoiies. Biographies, spelling Books, Prime,
Works on Rhetoric, Logic. Composition, Critic III
Algebra. Geometry, Surveying. Trigonometfy, "a
ply. and other branches of Mathematics by all the
Works on Philosophy, Chemistry. Astronomy BOT
Optics, Geology. Natural History, MineraIogy and '
class books.
Scholars Companion and Reference Book
Moral and Mental Philosophy, Ethics, intellectual
Science, &C.
States, quilts, ink steel pens, paper, copy books
blank books penmanshps.
My old friends and the public generaily are re,pcc
call They will find the assortment large, and r
any other esiab.ishine nj in town.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-04
NOTICE..
A LII persons indebted TO the Estate of VIM.

Gange deceased will please make payment carly pac-
ucable To Henry w MOncuTe, ESQ whom have appointed
Attorney solely and exclusively the and persons
having claims against said Granger please early
my Attorney aforesaid that speedy adjustment be made
possible. WN n. SHIELDS. Executor
In Of the above notice those indebted
ger deceased Will make early the Undersigned
and those having said Granger viii please
known directly that early adjustment may
ticabls. HENRY w. MOSCIRE. Attorney for
WM. II. SHIELDS Executor.
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Most dcsirabic Rockets Real Estate,

On MONDAY, the 23d Of October, O'Clock p VI,
premises will be sold old Ship Chanery
situated the South Main
the occupancy William
Ceased highly improved spacious brick buildings,
accommodation and dw cling perfect repair
with spacious chambers boarding
blhment, houses, sc.
2dy WIN be sold that brick block
joining the above, with the ground thereto attached.
Jiy The block Of three
above described property, spacious
attached thereto and recently bought 10y the William
sale Of MeSsr c. A. Myers and Conway Robinson
OF Merchants Bank Of
Directors & Co. Of the Hank Of the United
The above property viii be sold IN the order advertised
TERMS-OneihTd cash the balance equal payments at
and ~ months and deed OF property the
deferred payments.
Possession given Immediately.
HENRY W. MONCURE, Any for
WILLIAM II. SHIELDS, Elecutorof
Ga prr'D
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Curious CoLLoQUy \ suRrRisE-A esponlent Of the
Times relates the following anccdoo decent farmers
WIFE, travelling 10 from Oxford, addressed gentle.
opposite her: Ab sir these sad times; what
TO become OF usl That dreadful Dr. Pussy sacrifices lamb
every Friday"
Gentlemen Indeed, madam cannot believe it; you
must be misinforrned."
''Oh no, sir; assure you have it from undoubed au.
thority"
Gentleman: again, madam, | must beg TO coniradic I
it,"
We'll sir, you welcome do so, but no one but the
doctor himself could convince Il at il was not So"
Gentleman MADAM I am Dr. Pusey"
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Coanis'0HsrS O6ieS, Richmond, end October "a
The parties concerned in the foregoing Decree hereby no
TO attend al Office the card day Of November next by
clock A. NJ with their accounts for settlement and evide
necessary to enable To perform the duties required by
decree &C f-lewiw JNO. SHORE. Com
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Bacon, Sugar, coffee, Whiskey, &c,
At Auction.
The attention OF GrocerS and Country Merchants called
sale This Morning, prime Hams,
Coffee, Sugar whiskey sc.
WILLIAMS A HANALI.
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Choice Selection Of Groceries, Ship Stores Store FIR
lures, Household aud Kitchen Furniture, &c, &c.,
At AUCTION.
On TIL RSDAN, the 18th 10 O'Clock
vested attorney WIN. H. Shields ESQ., EIor
OF VIM Granger dec and further Of the
said VIM Granger dec his w shall
auction AZ the late residence Of said Granger Rockets
Groceries Ship Stores Store Fixtures Household
nite consisting Of general choice selection OF
Gle IN the Grocery line. ship Stores CorGge Oars select Family
Bacon Hams Shoulders and Mdng Extra Chewing Tobacco
CARS &C &c.
TERMs-UDder $780, sum- months-for salts
factory negotiable paper.
HENRY w. MoNCURE, Attorney for
wv. ". SmELps ENor
To the above ale will be added fine Riding Horse good Mich
Cow, and many Berkshire Hogs, &c,
DUNLOP MDNCITRE A. Aueione,rs
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Dr.. HARTLEY has removed his office from Locust Alley
TO first door below Trinity Church on Street
oc LII
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The Presidents name is honor and integrity" says the
Madisonnn my name is NorvaIn said runway youth
VINO was playing that character in small theatre An.
naPos some years since "Hou lie you dog" said
hceT IN the crowd yOur name is Bill Brown and Won owe
Mrs knpper three dollars and half for boarding and wash
lng-and here's writ so come along my darling"-L Lou.
jSriIIe
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Inc DEMOCRACY OF LcCJTocOsN cannot DO better dcfn.
cd than by repetition ut the old snying Great cry and lit
tic Wool" We have looked frequently aud always in yan
for the true democratic spirit among those who are most
loud in profession In their resolutions their addresses
their acts either in the campaign the halls legislation
we md nothing but sound, shadow, but
stance True il is always upon lps their acts are
ded with its sembance, aud rearing oaming rothy tor
rent OF patriotic democratic ak deuges every legislative
sembly aud iiekes the distant of the people with
sounds but that Is all they do nothing truly democratic be-
cause they have none OF its spirit within them.
we assert that true democracy 10 be found any
ing which the esyed democratic party have done
the election of Andrew Jackson the Presidential chair
Throughout That period they have always upon one
two extremes; they have either been consoda,onsts
dsorganiZers either ederasts of the
ans Oi these two extremes the Federal policy one which
they adopted and pursued the policy of General
ment They introduced the 'unit" principle than which
there Is none opposed democracy and eneayored
with all the might OF their self wsd chief TO con-
sodae the powers OF Government in the hand OF the Exec.
uhNe In this too, they were little assisted by Mar
tin Van Buren,, his iustrious successor The object The
ocotoco party had in subectng the whole executive body
To the will caprice of the President obvious: by this
means they put the purse OF the the hands of the
Executive, and moreover collected about him that famous
body guard OF ten thousand office holders by whose efforts
his reelection and that OF his secured But
was democratic, thus TO break down every vesgc of in
dependence III officers Of the departme and elsewhere
consolidate their powers in the person. thus Civ
ing him the perfect control Of the public purse and the Office
holders army Certainly not, say; but let this be it
may the use OF the thus conferred for political pu
poses (and they were used; undemocratc Us il
corrupt.
Again, the war upon the Bank, of which this prnc
pie OF executive unity sprung, n rsurpation Of
power about as democratic the alien and sedon laws
DID, and the famous assertion of Andrew Jackson ha he
would be bound by the Constitution only rs he understood
II, was much opposed Democracy as any principle
OF action that can be stated In fact the whole catalogue
OF views and principles promulgated and acted upon b these
men, were the nnpodes Oi the Democracy they Protested
DeLGrdTe State JOUR.
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however. she has thought better OF it, she help
herself. in fine. che takes agricultural products,
and there is an end OF il.
The truth OF the matter to be this that England,
whenovcr absolutely necessary passes Corn Laws, by
virtue of which products admitted. When she
has need Of them she excludes them, without
any reference to tariff Or it may be, that when
England finds determined pass protective laws,
she reaSes her policy in order induce renuish
designs This VIGOROUSLY the the late elections
in that country. The Peel and Wellington ministry
IN on this very question of the Corn Laws. No
they fairly power. however than the system OF
taxation commenced, in consequence there be
doubt. Of proceedings this side Of the water She
had humbugged before in 1924 by herself
the passions OF the Free Trade party this country md
calculates upon playing the game again IL remains
TO be seen whether We will be duped again.
II may not be amss, here, say few words upon the
proposal OF Mr. Webster Baltimore, provo the proprc
~ OF arranging the commercial relations of this country
and England, by OF We regard this as tho
most outrageous proposition advanced in this
IL takes the regulation of commerce entirely hands
Of Congress- and paces in that of the diplomatic agents of
the two countries Mr. Webster. it is true says that il is
misrepresentation that he has any such object in
view but it is obvious 10 of the least orethough
that such must be the effect; but OF this anon.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-04

M Edor-n your paper of Friday last, and under the
caption OF THAT Log Cabin perceive you extend
Nnton to any friend OF the Wing make through
your columns any suggestions in reference the locality
the Cabin, &c Now, sir, like yourself, go strenuousy
TOR log cabn not for the effect TINT cabin alone would
eSeu-ior do not believe 1t had effect: the
the of the effect produced in 10 was pro-
duced by the truths set forth and promulgated within the
cabinand can be done again, for the old adagc vet
true, that like produce like effects. 1t highly ini
portani that the for which contend should be
as familiar TO the community household words Our
success depends entirely upon the familiarity of pnc
Pcs whilst that OF adversary depends upon the
nty OF their sentiments IL this be true, any move
ment OF the Wings TO spread their principles be pcmatue
apprehend not Then, let work let our
Log Cabin, and, as hc central location. would sug
gest the two vacant lots upon which the old
stood; they contain front of - feet running back up
wards OF an hundred amply large, you will perceive
the purpose The two gentlemen, whose property is are
good and true Wings, and have doubt would f they
do not intend TO make OF them immediately cheeruly
lone them to the Wings OF the CITY. p w. c.
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CANAL COMM CE.

Z Il " T II z y NJ VI II II z Il
September 30.
ARRIVED,
Canal Boat Black Hawk J. Parsons, with tons mer-
chandize, from New Market. TO J. w. Dibrel & Co.
CLEARED,
Flying Lucy, J. r. Station, with 36l merchandise,
TOR Lynchburg.
September 80
CLEARED,
Oceoln, &. Logan, with PA mor'dze for New Gun
ton, Lock No. Is. and Scoitsvic.
Elizabeth X. NJ. Seay, with IL tons merdze, for New
Canton.
Clayton & Burton, J. Ash, with 36t tons mer'dzc, for
Beaver Dam, Columbia and Lynchburg.
Charles NJ Mitchell. J. Eubnnk, with 39i mer'dze,
for New Market and Lynchburg.
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BANK STOCK.
re- SHARES vn. and Farmers Bank stock,
A 4 ,

SCARPAS' COMPOUND ACOUSTIC or. for the cure
~ Deafness pains IN the Ears and those dsagrccabe
the buzling Of insects falling of water whlznr Of steam
A. winch are symptoms Of approaching Deafness ger
sHy attendant with the disease To be had Of
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JEFFERSON WARD CLAY GLUE.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
Port of Ric IA I'm on d.
Hisa Water iais day at IL! S'eiseG p. NJ

ARRIVED,
Schr Mary Frances, Skinner Baltimore, sundries.
Schr Wave, Rogers, Boston, sundries
Schr VIM III Dawson, Harrington, Norfolk light.
SAILED
Schr Pennsylvania Bailey, Alexandria coal.
NEw YORK, Oct. 2-Clearcd Catharine Wilcox Lis.
comb, Richmond, A II. Cooley & Co. Arrived schrs Oil
via & Virginia, from Fredericksburg, Virginia. wheat;
Thndcus Driscoll, from Richmond, flour.
PuLAprLrnA, Oct 2-Clcared schr Tennessee, Bay.
more, Richmond Jos. Hand
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THOMAS & CHARLIE

the SHIP Gent Wiltshire. we are tins ia ],
- and handsome addition To our Fall Stock Of
mineham Goods; particularly Table and Pocket d
We invre the attention of County Merchants.
oc l-lit TItps A. ,
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VIRGINIA At "a Superior Cour

Gerry, for the Richmond Circuit. held at the Car
Of Richmond on MONDAY. June 26th, Is4a.
John Thurman and Thos. Puyear,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-02-02


The rapid decline in the value Of all
things that form commodities of trade,
shows The very great appreciation 10
the value Of money. THIS same cause
aHrrts every description Of estate, and
must be submitted to--thete is no mode
of escaping il. II is as plain as any fact
whatever that this must be so. What
can occur 10 change this effect? nothing
Of course but the removal o. the cause.
Is there any hope Tor wear TO come that
this will be donel Such is the peculiar
state OF parties at this time, that although
there are three several e5ped,en,s urged
for the restoration and regulation Of The
currency, neither of them can be adopted,
and We must stand just where we are now
for long time 10 come. Things must
go on in the natural way to work out
their own cure--snd il will be slow and
patient enough. Every thing must come
down and accommodate itsef,o the specie
standard; and however men NAV depre-
cate ii--however they may protest a.
gainst sacrifices and complain, TO this
complexion must they come of last.
How idle is il to hope, then, that sus-
pension of the payments Of debts will a
void inevitable fate? The financial sys-
tenn Of The party that will hold the con.
troll of legislation in the next Congress
is designed to complete more officially
the hard money regime, and, therefore,
nothing short Of the sponge can enable
the debtor to avoid that much dreaded
sacrifice of sale under the specie stand
ard. There is nothing plainer--;hcre is
nothing more hopeless than relief by pro-
rrastna.ion.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-02-02

WINCHESTER JAIL IN Ruins The
Winchester Republican of the 9th lnsl.,
states that "About o'clock on We'd
nes1sy night, the Jail in this town
was discovered to be on fire, and the night
being remarkably windy, the fire was
soon communicated TO several buildings IN
the neighborhood of the Jail. II has not
been asceI,ained how the fire originated,
but it is though, by many, that II was set
on fire by the negro man who was lately
sentenced to seven years Imprisonment,
for robbin, and firing a building IN this
county. When it was first discovered,
the fire was Immediately above the room
in which this negro was confined, in t'-w
moments the whole was in flames. The
market. house, which is adjoining the Jail,
was on fire, but was soon put out the
buildings Of Mr.. jacob Baker, and the
Hotel of Mr.. Brnnnon, together with sew
eral other buildings were in great danger
they having been on fire frequently.
AT the time Of the fire, there were eleven
persons confined, among whom were two
or three females who are lunatics. We