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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-23
HOYT u cos NEW OFFICE,
UNDER THE EXCHANGE HOTEL. R,,Amo,s .
$4,000!

$4,000!
Alexandria Lottery Class No. H. for ls43-to be drawn
at Alexandria, d. c., Saturday the 10Th OF August 1919
10 drawn Nos. in each package Of % tickets Capitals
S25OOO, 10000, 5000, 1000, 1850 1909 10 Of 1000 Is
OF 500. &c. Tickets $40; halves ;: quarters 80 Ger
hhcaies OF packages OF - whole tickets SlOO-shares in
proportion.
S30,O00i Sl2OO0l
Alexandria Lottery Class No. 10 for lSi3-to be drawn
at Alex andra, ID. c. Saturday the I'd Of September
1873 Capitals: $4,000, 10000, 5000 $500 1927 1900
2oOO, ~ prizes OF 1000. 50 Of 500 60 of 400 &c
Tickets 500 halves 81 quarters 80. Certificates of
packages OF 25 whole tickets $3.50; of 25 halves G: of
% quarters 80 80.
S4O.0OOl
Alexandra Lottery, Class A. for ls43, to be drawn at
Alexandria, d. C., on Saturday the 9th of September 1913
10 drawn ballots. Splendid Scheme: $40 900. 10000
1000, 1855, 1900, 1000, 1900, 1900 100 1000 10 of
1000, 10 OF 500 10 Of 300 &c Tickets $40 halves =
quarters 30 Certificates of packages Of 90 whole tick
cts Sl3O-shares in proportion.
100000 Capital
Alexandria Lottery Class No. 4e Tor I3-to be drawn
at AeNandra, d. g., Saturday the 10th Of September
1873. Prizes $4,000, 10000, 5000 2367 prizes Of
l5OO, 100 OF 1000, ITO Of 300, &c. &C. Tickets $40;
halves d quarters So Certificates of packages of 26
whole tickets Sl3O-shares in proportion.
100000
Alexandria Lottery, Class So for lS43-to be drawn at
Alexandria d. C., Saturday, the Both OF September ls43
ii drawn numbers Grand Capi,aIs-S3l 600 In OOO
1000, 30 of 2Jo, % OF 200, &C. Tickets $40; halves
% quarters 30. Certificates of packages Of &c whole
tickets Sl3O-shares in proportion.
GRAND SCHEME!
$4,000! $4,000!
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Ny. MONEY MARKET-CITY NEWS

SATURDAY, 4. NJ.
Private letters from Europe state that although ter.
was no advance IN American securities yet there was less
uspOsuoh TO SELL and prospect that improvement, may
take place The OF the weather too had been
rabe, aud consequently there scnstveness i'm
the 1rain MARKET and most OF the Flour had out
OF bond The news relating the Cotton market was n
continuation OF former advces which rather favorable
These udings have had influence in our markell
Holders OF Hour, always the alert affect believe that
orders arc in the market for England have
y put up tile pnce six pence shilling bril- We very
much doubt whether any orders have been received Pu
chases constantly being made tor the British Provinces
which we presume construed into orders for English
market.
In Cotton there symptom either way BUYERS seem
disposed To wait till the first of the week before they
The excessive hot weather. and it being the close of the
week, has an influence TO check all operations.
Any appearance oi bad weather in England is ALWAYS
seized hold OF here by the dealers Bread u To
their prices which has resulted in severe losses In
the holders.
Our public stocks have also felt general tone of the
English market and holders have been irmer and SITTER
ana indeed an advance on some descriptions has been reas
ed.
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PITY DOLLARS REWARD.
nAGnA nLn I'm. a.. .-u...... - q al.

- River and kanawla Company, SAM ELLtCK, Ron. JIM
and JOHN HlLl Sam hired of WIN A. Iicnrico
be about uycar OIL remarkably ugly about five feet inches
high and supposed 90 be- lurking Mr. Grandvlo Timber
lakes IN Louisa county Click about 20 years DID, about
feet eight ten inches high slender small features hired
Of Mr. Hiram Harris of Manchester and supposed % lc m he
ncrhbohoodof Manchester Richmond Bob and jim hired
nj China Carter ~ Richmond Bob has The Farm n Mr
Robert G. Williamson four miles north NJ Tie where De
few dayspas hcisabout FIVE feet inches high well made
awny complexion matks rccocctod Jim, brother small
er than Bob compeNon has been last February
s supposed 90 have De has repeatedly been
seen and heard o. both Richmond and Petersburg Tie gd
tobacco factory hand and De- employed factory
or he other places John l hired of Mrs Nancy Harris
Hanover near Gooals Tavern, where DE- b. doubt lurking
his wife lives IN that neghboO lie about IS so years
age about st feet high and reward of Ten Dol
h viii BE- PAID for the apprehension and delivery 81
above named negroes myself Capt VIM RICHARDSON
Ba1n IN The city Of Richmond. RiCifD RElNs,
auII-eo2w suponnteniant Repairs juno River Canal.
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valuable Property For SnIn.

Valuable Property Sale.
'ENHE residence of the late VIM. C.. Williams.
- for sale privately, with any "a II IF the sai.n
attached Aplcraining the building reuui.
houses including fine well of also an Office al
acd built o brlck, Fire Proof V,u,
The main building erected OF materials that
con be procured here and Baltimore and the
ror finished elegant style. on 18th street aoppc
the residence Mrs Daniel Call property Is not so nv
AnANS .SN,rTtI
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Hy Davenport & Allen.
CERIES
on THURSDAY inst at 10 O'Clock Will be- si NJ our Ae
ton siore-
10 hbds " Orleans Sugar
loo bags Laguayra Coffee
100 do Rio do
~ do
20 half pipes Whisky
10 or. pipes Por Wine
Is boxes JacksCns Candies
100 do 6iunpowdcr
: chests do
30 hhds Bacon Sides
pipes Gin
100 boxes brown soap
Is bbls Malaga Wine
10 do picked Pork
so boxes Fay's patent Candies
goo sacks SAT- prime order. &c exc
IEsNs-J ndeT 500 ca-h-for 500 over mos credit
for approved paper. DAVENPORT A. ALLEN
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superior LcRthcr Travelling Trunks. VaIice
wIrunks aud Carpet uags, ne very low prices.
NAVE on band large stock 81 thee Superior goods
- say 70 purchasers that n hcy give viii ell them
barsain' DAVID BURLINGTON, Mansion House.
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ALLEN u CO.'S LOTTERY OFFICE
INnER TIE EXCHANGE HOTEL


pawug of Alexandra Lottery. 100. Eura-Ausist 81
II ~ 80 - Is - 4i - 2 81 10 81
Whor Ticket Nos II Il - snug prizc sodby
ALLEN & 60.
S23,j29 ll--or 100000 nett!
New Jersey, No. -, for Wednesdays evening prize
OF S23529 80 OF 1000, Of 5OO0 OF 1900 22OU. 75
Nos. IL drawn Tickets Sc
$4,000.
Alexandria Lottery, 1875 Extra, Tor Thursday evening
prize Of $4,000 5000 3OOO 22OO To Of 1000 &c &c
10 Nos IL drawn. Tickets s..
$4,000 is the capital Cor Friday, at the Exchange Mt
half past | o'clock G6 Nos. 10 drawn. Wholes 81:
halves zoe.
$1,000 for Saturday. &C Nos. 10 drawn. Tickets 80.
S25OOO.
Alexandra Lottery, Glass No.35, for lsl3-To be drawn
at Alexandria d. e. Saturday the Goth Of August 1873
10 drawn Ngs m each package Of - tickets Capitals
$4,000, 10000. 5000, 2OOO 1850, $500 10 prizes of
1000, ID Of 800 &c Tickets $780, halves ;; quarters
80 Certificates Of packages OF % whole tickets 500
shares IN proportion
W Tickets by the package certificates packages and single
Tickets 10 an the above and advertised v q
Gregory 4 Co, for sale At the Office
CR. ALLEN 4 co.
nEl lndet Exchange Hotel.
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PRODUCE MARKET.

Sales of flour Buffalo on the 18th al SIl21aSa 81
Wheat-l6OO bush Ohio previous contract S5c.-s3c
about the mark. Con-3Sc. the best offer bu, re-
fused
At Cleveland, holders of wheat were shipping ens as
cr wheat was above the views buyers Sales of flour
at S3,9OnS4 with few choice lots higher.
Al Albany the 18th, flour quoted at 81 69a4 81
for GeneSsee and 81 56a4 90 for Ohio and Michgan-r
press
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AIacmarIe Land. for Sale.


~ virtue OF decree of the Circuit Superior
81 Court of Law and Chancety, Alhoare
pronounced the Of the President and Directors
Fund against Martin Dawson and others the
't day Of August being AlbemaTe
door Of the Eagle Tavern in tine Town Of Expose
sale To the highest bidder the of Land county
the of Hardware River 1850
known the Belle Air Estate, and being
tin Dawson decd This
vile the James River Kanawha about ~ miles
from the town Of Charlottesville.
NJ the time AMI place shall public
OF Land, around
in sud county, belonging the Martin Dawson
This land situated the Ri,annn RIVER stream ad
Joins two Manufacturing Mills and within miles
yine.
Also at the place offer NJ public sale one
other Tract OF Land OF 2gi lying county on Hard
war" Rer patented to the late Martin Dawson aon
the lands Of the late Christopher Charles Hudson decd
and within few miles of the
~ Terms viii BE- liberal and made known day
PoSTPoNEMENT.
The sale of the above
itl day of September next being Alhcmarlc Court day.
P Payment of the purchase money required equal
annual instruments interest from the day
secured satisfactory the uuegnchc to
b. paid scmi annually, the 1t January and i July
15--ltawtds v w. sOUTHAIT. Comr
usr received few splendid SILK UMBRELLAS which will
- be- sold cheap, for cash. By
auf W. MEREDITH
nR. n'Lnnc's Patent Vcrmifugc.-A fnedie inr
~ winch perfectly
advanced which under water
pcls WORMS with iuyatuhc admin
ercd O. children That possesses these valuable prophecies
cafess asserted s claiming the additional advantages being
of
Worm Tea and other supposed Vcrmfugc During ~ ca
has been introduced when every other
known and accessible Ncrmfge been
success when has promptly applied Horne almost
be amount For sale by GANNoR LNELL.
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by Dabney a CnuIhorn.
GLASSWARE, Painted Buckets, Clocks &C., at Auc.
ton, 10 close SWdry CoRsignmenkS
on WEDNESDAY the s;Li inst 10 O'Clock Will sell a. my
Commission Room. few doors above Bell Tavern
$50 d'z Tumblefs Classes Of various sizes
20 do Glass Jars
~ DO DecAn'ors DO
20 boxes Window Glass assorted
20 doz. Painted Buckets
Brass and Wooden Clccks
doz Stat Chlr--and sundry other sriclss
ROB~T HILL,
an - DABNEY ( CAI-THORN Aucts
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OF Valuable City Property.


EDl RSI NM to deed Of trust executed Ia the
subscribers by james Beac 9th dav Of july
1922 ami daily recorded ihe Office of Tor
the city o Richmond VIII proceed WEDNESDAY the 3Oth
day Of the month Of August o'clock NJ o sell upon
the premises AZ public the highest bdc certain ot
racel Of being IN CITY Of Richmond NJ
the intersection Of and 5t OF lot No 54
IN tie plan fsad city and the property which conveyed
by Williams Erccutrt OF WIN g. Williams decd to The
said James Rea by deed with the said deed Of
-ether with an the buildings Improvements and apputenan
eesto the said property belonging.
The sale be e.. follows The sum Of p i66 CO cts
with thereon The 9th day MAY until pad and
sichfuuh,r sum no may DO neecss, 70 y The costs r rtrr
Of executing required in cash-on the rc.le
reasonable credit Willie allowed will made known At tho
Tire purcha or purchasers executing , rg1i,
note o notes with approved ndorscr upon
the property to secure the payment credit iusiiucuts
title 10 the above property Is believed d, BE-,
but acting AZ trustees shall only such
by the said decd .u the opinion Of the trustees the
weather should be- such ON the ,v Gre. tr tbc M Of t ,ty
mentioned property. will render advisable postpone
the wtakc place rday amer the said lOth ay of
August isi1 upon tc premises tihe hour before
JAMES LYONS IN. J.
au ie-d'w GusrAyus 4. MYERS Trustees
TINuoNAsroN LNE-7oo ea.k. rl,on,.sp nav s,o,. rr.
yer schr Echo Capt Robu-'n,a Lesicts-uow ready Tor
delivery Apply TO auei J. FISHER SOW
CO-PARTNEHsHIP NOTICE.
VNt undersigned having purchased Of Mt Albert G. Rinofd
ON The 1T Jny last VIII continue c Wholesale Retail Dry Goods
business AZ The Oh stand unicr style Nuo
JAS. D. BiNFORp.
g. " NiNNo
nNFoRp NtNNo whoeac Retail Dealers In Foreign
AMI Domestic Dry Gco ofcr FOR argc general ass1rt-
mcnt Of Goods their they VIII III az very reduced
prices pforto the rccrton Paw stock now being purchased
By Of their Partners In New Yoh
aus BINFORD A NINMo
NoFFEE-23t5 bags Ro Garuayra. Java Manila Ansoura
- and Maraoaiho Collector sale at low prices BY
suy DAVENPORT ALLEN.
INDIGO
- CERooNs best Caracas, receiving Tor sne
- au wEBB BACON co.
RAcoN-5O hhds prime Western Shoulders. for ssls by
- au 10 JOHN r. TRIPLETr a son.
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Great bargains la Hoots, Shoes. Trunks, Car
pet BagS. &c--MholcSuIc and Retail.
hANID BURLINGTON would inform his old

hANID BURLINGTON would inform his old
e aud purchasers generally that he has very
general assortment OF Boots Shoes, Trunks which lac is selling
OIL at very low prices much below prce that goods of the
quality usually been sold at As II is his derminaon to re-
dnee his stock fast possible his Fan and
Winter Stock which being purchased Northern and
TO give him call he lters please them IN ryrEy
respect Amongst his assortment, may be found
Ladies very French Morocco and Kid Slippers
10 do do seasbin do "' do S DO
do do do Leather do do do
DO d" do French Morocco hid Slippers,
DO do do French Morocco and hid Buskins
DO do do White Satin and hid slippers
do do do Cord Morocco slippers, yery cheap
cen I,e very superior Ores, Boot. Miles make
DO do do NIesl Boots, a 81 and SIS
no 90 do dol Shoes, very cheap
=, DO pegecd and seved Roots. very prices
Misses superior French and Kid Dress Slippers
DO low priced Slippers. say soc, 62lc and 75e
do Morocco Kid seaskn and fine Leather very cheap
"9me"' prime peeeed and sewed Wells
Do low priced slippers. say Soc r'G SsIc and ~,
gooi assortment Of Boys shoes all qualities and
very assortment Of Chldrens Boots and Shoes some a.
good a. made IN tins country from the hes, ar
Very superior and cheap Travelling Trunks Garnet Bags va.
Trunks lIairand Seal Trunks Hacking, Se, SC.
DAVID BURLINGTON.
Successor to u. Burlington & Co,
nR. CHAMBERLAYNE has removed to the
- House on occupied by Dr. Clarke doors
above the Farmers Bank Or Office in the basement
an left
SACON-l6O hhis Bacon-IIams, Mdangs and shoulders
- tor sale by au I6 DUNLOP, MoNCURE & co.
SUGAR CoFFEE--wc have in store and oncr for ale
- $50 hhds y. q. and Aunknpas Sugar
so hhds 81 CroiN sugar
20 boxes w w refined sugar
1850 bags Iuguyra and Java Coffee
an l'-lw DUNLOP. MoNcuRE & 60
Snor AND BAR LEAD.-goOO bags shot assorted .zs,
- u Kegs nar Lead--n store Tor sale by
au l6-iw DUNLOP, MoNCURE & co
GORN-5OO bushels yellow Corn i'm Depot.
- For 10y an i6 rEAIE JONES & WINSTON
SUGAR COFFEE AND Nhr.s-5o hlris. prime Porto Rico
- Sugars
20 do ". o. do
Gts bags prime Gun Taguia Conrc
$50 Kegs Nails and Bads
i6s bags superior Oh Maracai Coffee well suited for
family landing from Sch Pbebe stu-yhich of.r
for sale low, for cash. or satisfactory papet
10 WIN ANDERSON Jr
DAPEGIooo cap PAPER ruled aud plain land
ing and for sale by aus DAVENPORT ALLEN.
bDRINTS:-
20 cases fine and common Majlcr Prints
DO t1 furntutcs. % store and Tor al by
au ~ KENT, KENDALL ATwATER.
CHEAP GINGHAMS.
HALF CASE Real Manchester Cnrlams Of Rich DARK colors
~ Ia be soh Oh for isl cents, per yard.
aut2 r. r. PRICE
DI 0nO FEET Of Homlock boards for
IL OOO fencing 1000 feet White Pine on boari
the scht Amanda Tor sale by RANKIN n WHTTLOCK.
au7
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Ky Williams uaxaiI.
SUGARS, COFFEE, BACON AND WHISKEY.
Tn EsDAH next tho 29 O'Clock WIN be sold in
in'n' Of our otlee an assortment Groceries, VIZ
- hhds prime Porto Rico Sugar.
10 DO 30 Cuba clarified do
100 bags prime Green Laguayra Coffee
lou DO DO DO
100 do 10 do Rio do
100 DO old Mancaibo do
50 DO Angosiura do
80 hhis superior bright Bacon stdes
so do do do do Shoulders
Is bbls Joes
- kegs and = hbls. Larl
100 bbls New Orleans WhIskey
30 do old Monongahea
100 Kegs No l White Lead
100 boxes No. ! soap, superior quality
100 boxes Window Class
10 half pipes Common Brandy
90 do Fine DO
bbls. superior Isle Of Wight Peach Brandy
10 casks London Brown ~ quarts
10 do do DO 10 DO pns
100 bbls Salt. superior quality
half chests fine GunpowJer Tea
DO do - Young Hyson do
50 II pound boxes Gunpowter do
so IL DO Imperial Do
10 half chests fine Powchong do
10 chests Florence OIL very superior
10 snail boN-s Maccaroni
TERMS-Under 500 cash SiCO and over month.
au - WILLIAMS & HANALL. Auets
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lfy fniOcs a Brother.
Lancaster, DENLY COS old stand
EXTENSIVE SIZE OF CLOTHING.
On FRIDAY MORNING August 25th At store Commencing
asi 1ock we VIII sei TO close Consgnments Invoer
Of FASHIONABLE CLOTHING OF FINE QUALITY
The Assortment embraces about 200 Pieces-In part
supeine Dress and Fock Coats-bue blk brown inv.i
Die green
Extra Fine Summer Cloth Coats. blue and black
DO do Cashmere Pants mled various col
and styles.
GlmlToOn and Linen Coats in variety
10 30 DO Pants
Me1no. Figd : ia, Satin and Marseiles Vests &c
All Of which az NOW OPEN for public Inspection
TNIlpgs ppprttpp
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MEDICAL CARD.

OFFICE, No. 1876 Fulton St, DIR. FAWCETr
~ Member " the Royal College Surgeons London and
Edinburgh AMI Member Of the Jc1fsDn Medical College Ph
dep author Of several works the Gcnrntye Orrlt
fines his practice certain class of delicate discusses
various stages and complicated forms the
affections Will ych 10 hi moe Of treatment
diet hndnncc from business ani without mercury.
Constitutional debility, impotcncy. cuty. weakness
nocturnal emissions, and 40 those dcpoaic diseases which
brought BY destructive habit ~ youth
other excessive nugrnccs of the passions which
constitution and lay The foundation premature Ur
faWcets Work these sucts De radically cured and
paris restored 20 health and vgour Structures ~ the
tending asr NJ the gland AMI bladder
which b. generally produced by bad
frequently originates from maurbaon radically
~ Iawccu ~ Ip6 Fnllnn slrecl. NOnk. LILY
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-23

nNE OF two courses must be pursued by mc
~ the ale NJ my either adopt the
practice with many dealers In The article aiar dorm
Instruments order 20 raise the character of
must have been endeavong do o eight years past
the public their opinion by instruments The
have adopted, and shall the
have tried found well believe that Piano Foucs
are At least equal any made this any other country that
have opinion being interested do a
public depend upon alone and simply beg NJ them N
actual trial Any person desiring "a purchase
Piano upon trial. and withhold payment until they
can prove the instrument w. r. NASH.
Book and Pano Forte Seller
~ I2u Petersburg, Va.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-23

AUGUST 18TH, isi3
ID H. JENKINS has opened the following Goods, which viii
~. be sold by the bale piece yard nj low prices for
CASH
Cotton Oznaburgs, g! and other qualities
yards blrached Cotton Shngs nc T. ., g. r.
10 and 12l cts
10000 yards CalIcocs. {, g, 3. 10 and i2l cts
White Fannels u. Cd, - 3D. g. and fner-great bar
ruins
Red Fanufis At 20 cts, Is. Cd and finer do DO
1850 BED and Negro BlankeIs an qualities
10000 yards Furniture Cacoes, at f. 10, i2lc, &C.
Linseys and Woolen Goods, for servants clothing
Cloths, Cassineres and Vesngs
SILK and Cotton Umbrcllas-all prices
Linen Cambria Iidkf zoe, H. Cd, Pc ID a. and finer
The above only few Of the bargains opening and sell
ng cheap for cash, NJ r. ". JENKINS.
ADYs BOOK.-Godey's Lady. September with
~ beautiful Engraving, and Plate
received by ~ SMITH. DRtNRER T. MORRIS.
WISH purchase hundred pounds Tobacco for ct
y port an ~ WIN. ANDERSON IT,
HULL a. SONS Steam Soap. Extra No. d.
II JUDDS Patent spennacc Candies
WHITE LEAD-Brookyn. No.
CGARs-PHncipe and other qulItics-For Sale ly
an ~ DAVENPORT a ALLEN.
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nK. M,Innc,- pntcnt Vcrmirnrc.-A 1n.,lL,L

lust received splendid SILK UMBRELLAS which will
- be- sold cheap, FOR cash. b.
w MEREDITH
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TO INVAI,IDS!
CHEAP DOMESTIC DHY GOODS, sc.

LXCHANGgl-sIGWT FUNDS on BOsruN AND NEW
~ YORK, for sale by
an ~ w 81 J. J. FRY 4 co
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q II \ y ID SCH T. Me!
S5O,OOOi S25 OOOI

Alexandria Lottery Class No. 49, for l543-to be drawn
ut AleNendra, ID. C.. Saturday 23d OF September 1913
brilliant
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SPICES FnEt ElCEkIING.

UST received lot of Cinnamon small 2lb fresh
- strong; also Mace, Ginger Whc Cloves Tumcrc.
Seed Long Pepper &C. the Black boy and Mortar and 70
by u23 = T.. DOVE
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-23
By Robert Till a Rrother.
By IL. II. dickinson a .n,,.,

WIN De sold BY Us This Morning at our Office. undo, IN.
~ ~ "N'H "ihi. AMI CHILD, the girl u year. old
iu 81 RtlBEKr a
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-09-07
THE GLOBE AND THE CAPTAIN.

Pie Globe says: The time ras,
when Mr.. Tyler and his particular friends
looked upon the holding of the purse and
sword, and dispensing fat ohage to 40,-
900 office holders, ihe most threat, mig
danger 10 the freedom Of the country. -
Time is, when the veIy abnse Of this vast
power is looked upon as the Presidents
best claim to be cassed among The best
Of Democrats ~
All this is very true. As long as the
Captain was Wing he stuck to Wing
tunes. When he turned Il ai.or AMI wish.
ed to ingraiIate hims If with the Dem &c.
racy, he Of coutse, struck into another
key. The Democracy ell. i'm The right to
dispose Of the Offices TO gain partzans,
and Tyler being now one Of them, adopts
their sen,iue nis. The wings" how
ever,---the true Whtgs, have undergone
no change in this respect.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-09-07
ILLINOIS ELEcTIoN-Nor so BAD.


The Peoria Register giv,s the follow
log summary OF the salt, Of the Elec-
lions in that ate which show Wing
gain over the vote OF last year OF from
to 5000.
ILLINOIS ELECTION. Que whlg, JON
j. Hlrdin, elected 10 the seventh district,
all the rest luc S. Douglass has btat
Browning bu; by f " v,t $. co impaired
with the lucofoco IA ajurny OF l,st year.--
In the sixth district The Mofmous vot d f,r
their dearly beloved Hnge, and lie con
sequsnce is he is elected over Walker. -
Smith has beat Morrison in the first dis
trici. but not badly. The contest between
Elcklin and Harlan was very close. Har-
Lao had majority OF 1000 votes, big
had to carry, but with this weight upon
him Ficklin beat him only by neck
Long John is elec.ei in ths. fourth d strict
but by a slim majority compared with The
locoioco vote OF last year. McClernard
is also elected over Casey. Our districts
were so gerrymandered by the last legis.
lature that il was impossible to elect NOR
than one wing member, unless the vhig
party did wonders. They have done al
most wonders reduced the locofoco ma.
lority Of the State from three to five thou
sand.
In the 9th district. he Mormons decid.
ia the contest ID favor ofahe Locofo-os.
The. Register gives (h< Blowing churac
|terisiic notice If Joe SAITH
We understand dhst ohthe Sabbath
before the election Joe preached to his
Murmons. He told them that his brother
Hiram had had a vision. In that vision it
had been revealed 10 him that Joseph P.
l1nge, Of GAlena, was TO do great and
wonderful things for the Mormons. He
said lie had been trying hard to haze a
VISION but couldn't come H. Thu Lord
would not reveal any thing Political 20
him. As for himself he shoui vote for
Walker, as Walker was 5ersonal friend
of his but if Hiram hal had vision,
they better vote for hoge. Hiram was
never known r. lie. Therefore with
these lnsiructrls they went to the oils
and voted EN- masse for Hogc.