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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-24

sAsnss CklkrnAtsp excellent
which sercans such universal the country
In. al hngh made s successfully citizen.
and the people around We have and again OF the
great efficacy OF this invaluable necinef We can e,n ye,v
pleasant beverage eenebu recently va had sny
positive proof which could induce speak Airy oft Hut fo
aeisn our possession that vtlout
any exception the sArEsr and nssr compound
ever offered 10 the public fo the sa-e rhes
t serohh and all Impurities Of the blood ossher with many
other complaints -
nosu venders that hardly dare vaiua bl, do
very IN the medical science lest eoparze reputation n,
nefeduiy and consistency but he-ite NOT ~
hazard the remark which we have made Hartford R,r,s
For particulars Advertisements city pap.r,
epared and sold Wholesale and corporation nv
BsANDs co. Druggists and Chemists Grane BulLinys
NO ss broadway Of Chambers street. York
asch'n hiehnond A. Duva Co, Anier
on IN Norfolk NJ A. Santos and sold Druggists generally In an.
for e5. 49, ~ '' 'o'.es
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-24

"The Loot Ship" Is the title Of novel by the suthor
Of "The Flying DutehmaH for sale by Mr.. J. w. Ran
doph.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-24

~ Capt claiborne presents his thanks for the liberal
contribution in Saturday last to his Little Box for
the Western Lunadc Asyum;-COntrbutors, viz. Mrs
her score Of Tracts Mrs for few Rel.
gious Newspapers Of this City Miss ----, for few
NJ York Observer; and to the Editors Of the Whig Com
per and Star for good supply Of their and exchange
papers. Tn" little Box taken to the Asylum gratis
by worthy citizen Of Rockbrdge County, Mr. james
Risk. Much thanks due to Messrs b. g. s. Jones for
their generous aid in this unstter
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-24
Col. II. NJ. JobBson.

The following extract from very singular letter is pub.
ished in the Enquirer
"'Another opinion is, that Old Tecumseh is to give US
some trouble Ii Is in vain conceal IT, that he il now
making considerable impression in his favour wherever he
goes And he is really in lie is going for the
Presidency. with all his might. And he Is like Paddys
scOlding wife, he keeps a-keeping.on have lust re-
ceived letter from Pennsylvania one from New Hamp
shire, from Kentucky and from Missouri and they
all aude to the fact that the old Colonel is making poren
ious headway'"
The peculiarly in this letter the disclosure il makes
unwungy, in expressing the apprehension Of trouble from
Col Johnson. "Oid Teeunseh gre us some trouble
for he "is making porfentOus headtosyr'
Who is the "us" to whom the COl's success sto give
oublel Il he good Democrat any Of the aspi
pnis Why then should his Aatterng prospects excite a.
armi This does not look very much like the harmony in
the Democmcy-wbioh IL much vaunied. Possibly the
umour in circulation may have truth in -viz that
Col Johnson in his eleciioneerng pergrnaons has told
his friends, that next himself, Mr. Clay is the man; and
that he actively engaged in defeating Mr. Van Buren,
for whom he has personal dislike. and Mr.. Calhoun
IN whom he has no confidence.
Il this the explanation Of the Of the apprchended
iroubel
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-24

W DOCTOR hARrtrr devote his entire attention
70 The many diseases Of tho skin their various forms and
styles " '' "'i
lnsahds suffering under complaints attended with nn,u
NATION OF oosueuons &c and Syphilis nj and
ans OF Affection have been treated with
success by Dr. H. and brief spaee
~ une a due regard towards the comfort or ~.
, may possibly allow without either restricting them in their
paid. ~ N''"ieauoh auenoed 10 uues- post
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-24

o-cssssrr s-a the Leysl Repeal Association ON
slavery.
ae letters in psiston Of slavery having been transmit
,sd the sh Repeal Association from Dennis corcon.
81 New Orleans C. M. Bro-nan Of Albany, and Thomas
Money. travelling lecturer and other letters Of the
Ind having been extensively published ireland and Ame
rca. the Executive Committee OF the Pennsylvania Anti
Slavery Society thought 6t send Address to the Irish
National Repeal Association in which they corrected what
they deemed 10 be In the aforesaid letters, and
view 81 tho slaveholding laws, the participation Of the
Northern States In compelling the slaves remain under
and subject those laws, and the power the part Of the
people Of this country alter the Constitution, they
disposed abolish this participation in the support
Of the slave system
Upon the receipt and reading of this Address in the Irish
Repeal Association, Daniel OConnel made the speech
which will be found below and the Secretary directed
transmit to the Pennsylvania AnuSlavey Society
preston Of the feelings Of the Association which he did in
the snboincd letter.
The address Of the Penna Society, the letter of the Sc
crctary and the speech Of Mr. OConne oil published to-
geher pamphlet form. may be had gratis, the Anti
Slavery Office No 81 north 5th where also may be
the original letter from the Repeal Association, and
copies othc Dublin Frcemans Journal containing the whole
proceedings in the
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-24
WORTHAM'S OFFICE,
ALLEN q cos OFFICE,
UNDER THE EXCHANGE

Lotteries for this day $4,000 10000 100 Of 1000 ant
iOO ~ 900 being The lowest No Pnzea Tickets $40.
me s4'ooois offered for o. For the Pnzes, apply At
- 4, fffa
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-24

WHITE GINGER.
4 BAG Of nice White Ginger. for sale by
- e 20 &. y. DOVE.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-24

DANAMA HATsJust received per sch Tuscsrors q splen
did assortment q Panama Hats Hats
light and suitable for
them GEO. w. FERRYH
Cap shove Van
Lew Smith A. Cos Hardware Store ei3
LASS WAREwine Classes Tumblen Decanfers Pitcher,
~ saseners Cbampagne lamps. Specie Jars and every
hing ~ The Glass Give call and promise 10 suit
JAMES EVANS
je Glasa Merchant Mai IT
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-24

GREAT BARGAINS IN DoMEsTICs.
nNE hundred bales Cotton Oznaburas at g cts
~ and higher
10000 yards brown shirngs ) cts
10000 do do do nj cts and higher
$4,000 do Beaehed shriings NJ 5 ets TO the finest ausIy
Bleaehed shestngs from tn three yards wide
kathpangs Tor and BY piece or yard
Apron aud Furniture Cbeeks-an kinds
Yellow Nankeens So ID and g. piece
Blue Twilied do 10 and 12l
W The above few Of the bargains had in Domestic
goods NJ je23 X ". IENKtNsT.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-24

cHbMiCAL OIL AND COMBUSTION BURNTN5;
y.,yr FLUID, ATREDUCED Prices!
h subscribers have made which 49,,
81 superior quality % Chemical Oil ca. per gallon
10 ,n ~ burning fnd at IS cts gallon. warranted equal
20 any offered Tor sale. Also starts Chmr.i on s
composition Lamps at reduced prices, by VI ''
-. GAYNoR a LYEI.I
- One door bove the RenT
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-24

WINDOW CLASSIC boIes 3 I 10 Window GI,s.-ToT al
~ chenp. by lie 4 MOVE
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-24

WASHING SODA.
EA0 LBS. Washing Soda just received and for sale bv
D
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-06-29

!. THE TONE OF NAPoLEoN.-The committee O.. he
French Chambers have reported IN favor ol OPEN
ing credit ;of million and half of Francs, 10
addition to the half million already granted, for tie
construction Of the tomb Of the Emperor Napoleon
The tomb is TO be built in the form OF vault, this
being the only form calculated TO harmonic with
the architecture of the dome OF the church, The
vault will admit Of preserving IN The dome the hls-
torical stamp Of the era Of Louis the Foureerth.
To be rendered more conspicuous, the sarcoph-us
is to be elevated several feet above the ground
The committee have requested the Minister Of The
Interior to have TO the granite pOrPh!N
Of Corsica for the sarcophagus; and for the LnIug
Of the masonry 10 the marble Of some Of the de-
par,ments Of France, which, (they observe for
b auiy and durability, is in respect inferior 10
that Of Italy, and can be procured at much less eS-
pense. and imposing simplicity Is 10 be
the prominent, characteristic Of the monument The
statue, together with all the proposed ornaments
aud inscriptions, has been rejected Nothing VIII
be engraved on it but the name Of him Whose re-
nown II is erected to common, rate. Near the NIB
arc be deposited the sword of the Emperor, b.,
hat, the imperial crown, the OF iron, ard tae
grand decoration OF the Legion Of Honor which he
we TO ST. Helena. The view OF these real, Ia 90
Bile me meDls of his glory and of his cufhn--is
-ycaKing isdom OF his decay--wsli excl deeper
and stronger emotions than all the alegories and
reets that pure ever chseled.--.N Y. Jou1lq,
II Commerce.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-06-29

Az AcEp VETERAN ~ DIsTREss-The Boston a..
las Of Monday states that Capt Josiah Cleayeand Ut
Owego, Tio1s county New York. cine from Ls
home, distance OF $50 miles TO attend the recent
celebration OF the completion Of the Bunker liIIl
monument This veteran is now eighty nine years
old. lie served his country IN many Of The meme
rable scenes OF the Revolutionary War. He was uu-
der The command Of General Putnam, in the Battle
OF Bunker Hill. lie was ~ action also Of H.5r-
lem Heights. White Plains, Tlenton, Princeton,
Monmouth, and Yorktown, and was engaged Do
active service during the whole war. We regret
to learn that this old patriot of the Revolution !.
INDECENT circumstances, that he ha. but soant, Tu.
lion VI this worlds goods cheer the last DAYS oil m
life, The earliest and best years OF which were d,,0
ted TO the service Of hrs country. Ia the hurry and
confusion OF the celebration, the Eth he was I.t
unprotected for some Tune, tll at last be was carried
b, some person whom he met IN the street to OBJ.
Commercial Coffee House, where he has remained
since He has been quite of health ior some da,-
We learn that he has been treated with the utmost
kindness and attention by MIR Whitney OF the Com
mereIsl Cohee House, and has been very humau,-
" attended, 80 far a. medical attention as requisite
by DIR. George Hayward, OF Boston. The health oi
THIS ~aS-sorn veteran Is now improving II Is thought
that he Will be well enough to proceed homeUar
m lew days tie has no means OF dcraying hi. eN-
pcnses home. gentleman residing in his section Of
The country willing, 10 accompany him, but does
feel able 10 deirsy has expenses. Ii was the last
desire OF TIE old mans heart to Wit the gioricu,
scene OF hIs youthful efforts, aud to wNess the noble
memorial which the Children had re AIRED 10 the ,sor
Of their fathers. With this one ubjec, in view BE-
took no thought to himself what be shou d eat CT
what he should drink, or wherewhsl he should b.
clothed. lie came with perfect faith that the peo
pie Of Boston would not stand by and sec him eufr
who had done so much toward. tie glory and ne
IRE dom Of his country. With this statement of ie
circumstance, The editor Of the Atlas kindly ,,rs
bi- services TO receive at his office such sums a. the
benevolent AID patriotic may be willing 10 contribute
to so lsudabIe an object.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-06-29
A DEMOCRAT

ANTICIPATED REBELLION N Csssps.-Tbc Cana
da papers seem to apprehend another outbreak
against the Government 10 that country, an sppro.
honsion which Is founded upon certain movement.
recently observed in different quarters. The lIon-
treal Herald Of the 2sth instant, in apprizng the
public Of its fears that another rebellion is organi-
zing in that country, says; awe have heard for
time past tina, bodies Of caysl,y have been ma
neuvrng in the neighborhood Of St Philip every
Sunday, mounting and dIsmountng, charging in
squadrons and going through all the evoluiions Of
regular troops at the word Of command. On Sun
day las, body Of infantry seen, by some officers
Of high standing, drilling upon the north bank Of the
ST. Lawrence, some miles below Montreal Som.
were armed with muskets, others with fisocs. and
many bad shot-bcl,s and powder-horn. slung acro..
their shoulders. They were commsnd ed by one who
carried drawn sword in his hand, which be waved
about his bead in giving the word Of command The
men appeared to be toerably disciplined. MARCHING
and going through their exercise firing in compsp;e.
SC, with great stead'ness Meetings arc fr.oucn,ly
held in Montreal, which largely alto nded b, IN.
French Canadians, and secret societies. having f.,
their object the dsmsmberment Of Canada from m.
mother country, prevail throughout the French d,..
tr,cts."
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-06-29

Nsu BAprssr Csuses.--Thc ceremony o. "y"e
the corner stone Of new Rshaist Church, ."
street. took place yesterday al about i've Tos o''
Fellow. OF the District by iasi,s,soo were 10 asie"
dance In consequence OF severe gust snd ai''"s
Of rain. the Rev Mr. burroughs. OF Phiiade'Ph a.
d,a no. coueluae his dedicaiory sermon the part
Of the Church, aud The Rev. Muller was hAe ''e
prevented from delivering address on behalf o. "'o
Ooicr, sf phieh he is meinber We anae's''"'
that this branch Of the ceremony VIII hefea"e' %
performed and that Of the time and place due mo-
lice Wall be given.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-06-29


DEAR SR: The work goes bfavely on in
central and weslern New York. The people
begin TO feel the reviying influence Of better
times, there is returning activity 10 all depart
mems OF business, healthy improvement in the
vsriou. brsnebe, Of trade. which is truly graft
tying. II is TO be hoped, indeed, unless the
past has lost all its influence on The present we
shall witness a sure and gradual property, not
the hgh-pressure operations Of 1907, but
prudent, wise, aud safe system. Que by which
The county will neither go naked nor crazy. The
elements exist among u, if properly combined,
10 make us people ia Of plenty. A wise
system Of legislation o. the one side and pru-
dent egisla ION on the part Of tie people on
the other is all that is required at this time
TO iufu degree Of vigorous health ne er b -
for known into all the channels Of industry and
The present Administration de-
serve much credit Tor whsl they have already
done, and the People are not unmiodfu Of this
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-06-29

Cus,svs.--Ws learn from Latch q 10, O. paper
that on Monday. June i9,h, carrier pigeon slghet
!, Canaan near that place, al the house Of Hon Wu
R.,,slt. and mine hosl" when feeding Il observed
.ou,c bands upon It's legs, which being removed prov
ed to be MIR. websief's speech, delivered a. Blas.r
Hill on the previous Saturday, written 90 two sheg,
of Tissue paper Having RECALLED himself ~ith Pc.
rus4 Of the speech, and the dove with Refreshments
the Judge rel placed the burden and let the airy mes.
sengcr 20.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-06-29

Inn Locusrs On Staten Island, says the New
YORK Express, the iocusts swarm ia great num-
bers, and the air IS constantly sounding win
their humming mise Thus far they have not
touched the foliage, but their rsvages have COM
monced. They now seize hold Of the small iWir,
OF trees, generally the size Of apipc stem, in which
they make an nc-ion through the bark into the wood
aud there dePosite their eggs. The ncisions arc
made to the number Of twenty at least, about o1c-
eghth OF an inch apart the twg then dies and BE-
broken OF by the wind and falls 10 the ground from
which the inseo, formed from the egg 1t is supposed
finds d. May into the Earth.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-06-29

Tax Dsouour.--Tbe New York American ,ss
The long drought An The nsishborhood, especially
on Long leland and in the parts OF Jersey adaceu.
10 our shores, is occasisniDs damage. strae 5ent,
and cherries are dwindlIng the grass Is not half
crop aud ali garden vegetables are suffering Com,
eyen that reoiees IN fervid skies cries out Tor rain
The vegetation, In the vicinity Of Waterbury, Con,
Deciicut, is, il is stated, suffering from extreme
drought in consequence Of their having been no rl
for three weeks
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-06-29

CESAR D,IpsxDs.--The old Atlantic Insurance
Company, in New York. have declared dividend
thirty fire per cent. This company ceased underw'
ting in June, 1912, and then divided so per cent Of
their surplus and in January last % per cent
Since their first dividend in JuGe, 1880, more than
four times The capital has been returned II dividend,
10 the stoc kholders.
The Trsdesmep,s Bank, semi-annual dividend Of
five per cent, pay abe the "a day of july.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-06-29
OFFICIAL.

liz If Midshpnen who have passed theii
,,,a,;o, before The Board recently convened
=, Philadelphia. in the following order oi merit
No. 1. Archibald McRae,
2. Robert ii. Wymao,
3. Edward A. Barnett,
A. Nathaniel {. Bryant,
5. George b. Balcb,
6. Jonathan M. Wainwright.
7. George w. Hammefsly,
g. Foxhall A. Parker,
9. Isaac G. Strain,
10. Egben Thompson,
IL. Robert Townsend,
II. Joel S. Kennard,
49, John Wilkinson,
IA. j I'm Guest,
Is. William H. Montgomery,
10. Donald Men. Fairfax,
II. Robert II. Geuy
Is. l sac N. Bricsland,
l9. Henry Rodgers,
20. John M. b. Cliiz,
Fl. hn ID. Read,
22. Cour,landt Benham,
% William A. Henry,
"a. William f. De Jongh,
rs. c. s. Throckmorton,
20. " ilIiam II. Thompson,
81. John F. Abbott,
%. George H. Cooper,
60 Bayse N. Westcott,
&c. William w. Polk,
81 John F. Stenson,
&c. Andrew Bryson,
80. John Downes, Jr
"a. Charles NJ. Morris,
s. Andrew J. Drake.
So James H. Spots,
81 James NJ. Duran,
80. LardIer Gibbon.
80. Robert A. Knapp.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-06-29

The New York CcmmercIs al il informed that a
large imp rsi'n of British dry goods, nvoccd o.
fi5ooo sterling, upward. Of so 600 rec nifty arrived
the ship g ssgow, Capt Lambert, from Livcrpol,
Is IN course OF r,-shppent TO Europe This j. saiI
10 he the largest etpr OF debeniufe qoocs thst b.
ev'r taken place a, that Ior, or from the United
States.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-06-29

CsNiprss srar or GoyrrxsrSr The noxt meet.
ing Of The Legislature, the Montreal Herald says.
VIII be IN hat city in October in ST. AIMS Nsrke,
which will be fitted up for tina, purpose.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-06-29

SrrAnroar BouptSe ~ rHr Wrsr--The Cncin.
matt Gazette OF the 2sd inst that there are now
on the stocks just above tbs, city seventeen steam
boats. Most OF them are first class boats. Sew.
en- have already been completed since January, AID
negotiations going on FOR the construction oil sew,
. al more.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-06-29

MIR Barnum, proprietor Of the American Museum,
10 New York, has offered Gen. Ton Thumb his ,S,ish
in silver per week, to give up his engagement, in
Csnsds, and return 20 New York
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-06-29
MARRIED..

On Wednesday evening, by the Rev. Mr.. Hawlsy
WILLIAM GADsBY and MARY AUGUSTA
BRUFF, all Of this city
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-06-29

There now between 1900 and Is 900 Nor.
mons at Nauvoo alone, in miserable wrctchcd con
ditIon, subject to the order Of Smith.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-06-29

Mr.. Gushing is TO partske Of public dinner IN
Boston, given by the principal merchants Of that
CITY, on Saturday next, and will be IN New York on
Tuesday following
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-06-29

FoncE or IMAGisATIos.--Tbe Cambridge MAS
Palladium, relates the of a farmer who, being
IN the field with his reapers helped them TO ki q
rattlesnake, and soon after having occasion 10 %
home took up his sons jacket and put on; his son
was young man, aud both their jackets were made
of the same piece OF cloth. The old man beng
warm, did not button the jacket until he got to the
house, and then found il too little for him he ina
giRed that he was grown too big for his jacket and
that the snake had bit him and poisoned him he
therefore grew suddealy very ILL., and vas put to bed.
All the people about him were alarmed. Doctors
assembled from far and near, the man grew worse
and worse and had liked TO have died. At length
the son came home with jacket too big for him,
and grumbled for his own This proved an eHecl4al
remedy; the father recovered IN moment
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-06-29

Observation-Disclosures Ferguson, Esq, Of Phil
adephia, recently received letter Of which the fol.
lowing is copy
'sAlexander Ferguson, merchant, Market street In
the name Of God, amen. The writer had business
with you in former years, and defrauded you out Of
money. He wishes 10 make restitution, and
sends you the enclosed note for $780, praying Your
forgiveness and desiring your prayers 10 Gcd ~ bis
behalfp
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-06-29

We noticed the appearance OF this new la
borer in the field several days ago.-ED.l
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-06-29
WHAT'S IN THE wIND1

We learn tina, the Hon. Thomas a. Benton 80
jcurneJ some weeks in and about Lexington, Ken
lucky on bis way 10 Missouri. His fnends say be
building saw mills-pcrhsps he was building cas-
lies in the ar
The Hon. Nh. Critenden osmo here with the
gres, hereof humlugs-and has gone 70 Fsy'te AID
J, her-,ni Does he wish to have an understanding
with he clique ie US gentlemen Of the Stand, d
snd Mi's Republican, Is there 10 be a treaiy at
Fsyetie supplement to the treaty ofAshlandl fhis
J. surely an oaino0s occultaiion OF these lrical
Il