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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-08
wISTAR'S BALSaM OF WILD CHERRY,


VNHE Great Remedy for Consumption Of the
NeaAs Of the Breast Lug> Chronic Coughs rleuy emo
mag OF the Lungs and ahaeiioas oi the Pulmonary oTgans
NATURES OWN PRESCRIPTION
compound bsluc preparation of t frusHs JUgssiaa
VIII cherry bark ecmbne Extract TAR prepared by
anew chemical process approved recommended by
unz~he physicians aBi universally Acknowledged the
ee medicine ever discovered No quaekcpNo dceitioni In
seuing forth the virtues Of this uicnc.
src Ia deceive uoss who hbong under actan.
io oulogse more than justly deserves Yet when around
ami zee the of suffering ami distress occasional by
f we feel that claims strongly,
much IN its avo Various remedies have bsvn offered and
p INTO notice for the diseases tn Lungs AMI
aNS mo oub, bcen found useful but OF an that have yvt bcu
dsNcrc' Il admitted by physicians anil an hn h1vr w'ns
Its effects that has proved -,
are the surprising virtues nalsan. that
stages of Consumption amer esteemed ct
clans have ad to effect any OF tins mcc
been productive OF the astonishing cL and actually ccd
eurvs AMIR all hopcS recovery had been dcsgac OF.
In the nrsi Of the .sc, cuid "CAr,SEu,L Cox
SUMPTION, originating neglected COLDS has been used
with undertaking hurvis acknowledge
In that form Of Consumption dccatc
females commonly termed debility, t'etHg IH
complaint with which thousands lingering has
cd highly successful AMI only the check
ing the this alarming complaint strengthens
and nvigoptcs the system cceiuay than any medicine
have po-scsSsl
Besides surprising efficacy Consumption equally
hacous Complaints Asthma brunchuS AMI all
tons OF the Lungs and has euTd OF the obstinate
alcr every other remedy ti R- Foe particulars
pr Wistars Treatise Consumption BE- had OF the
gents.
N EXTRAORDINARY attending the use Of this ucii-
diseases Of the Lungs and many singular
has effected has funny established efficacy, and having ALREADY
published Certificates from highest authouy which
its virtues hcyunl an doubt consider
long place ana viii only mention
a few cases, TO show what has done
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-08

TO FAMILIES.
IMPROVED YEAST POWDERS,
toMBNING economy and having
" satisfaction recommend
this article with confidence. We
fresh, and properly labelled with DIRECTIONS TuE
Ihese Powders admirable making
all kinds Of Batter Cakes and the advantage
Irendnng the batter perfectly light and ready baking
slant they mixed Buekwheat when
with these Powders less likely disagree
than those made with and requires
prepare for mixing the possibility having en-
unely avoided. Prepared and for sale by
BOLTON & HARRISON.
de Q Corner aboy. the p,,ts Man s,rss,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-08

IN the United States Court for the Eastern D;s-
uiet of Virginia January, sist iss3: OBADIAH m ALLYN
Of e county Of Hsnreo having petition praylng ,h.t
nc may be Declared Bahkupt orcfcd that ali T.r,or.
Gaining To be creditors u the aid Obadiah a. Aney show,
sau-e 10 inc Court thc 18th day March nes why e ,a
ooadsh IT, Aey b. MT declared ankrpL pursuant TO tbe
A Tongues In that behalf and a copy Of this order he
punished IN the newspapers according 2sd and elh us N
lA st-M5w ur>rpv ,,,,so>.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-08
IN the United State Conrl for the EasleTn

the United States Court for the Eastern Dis
u tric Of Virginia, January. 1919
on the John n citizen and resident Of the Ctv
of Richmond State of Virginia.
DAVID " Branch merchant Of the City Of Rclnond-IS
BASkRUPrCY..
on reading the petition aforesaid by the Court that
notice thereof BE- 20 The said nad NJ delivering
n him copy thereof Il he be- District or by le,y
ing copy thereof az hs known place residence within
the District NJ least 20 days before the 18th next when
hearing win be- had upon The rtsn the United Sto.s
Court Room the city of Richmond the District and also
that notice thereof be Published the newspapers according 20 the
22d and 2ih rules of Court that persons interested may
appear az The said time and place. show cause II any they
have, why The said petition should not be- granted
Copy-TeSt
IN 21-w5w HENRY CmsoN Sy,rt
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-08
HENRY GIBSON. Cl.rk.

the United states Couu District Of Virginia
January 3Otb lsi3 ALFRED o. EGGLEsTON Of the eoun.
Of Amelia having filed petition praying may declared
BANKRUPT; Is ordered that all persons claiming creditors Of
the SAID Alfredo Eggcston show
day Of March why Eprlesion be not de-
ercda bankrupt the Act Of Congress behalf
and that Of this order be published newspaper &C
coding TO the 22d and 18th o Court
a copy Tosts,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-08

in % w5w HENRY GIBSON c7ert.
1 y the United States Court for the Eastern Dis
triet n Virginia January 10th 1913 DANIEL WELLER in
dyday and member Of the firm Of u. & C. r. and Of
the late firm Of G. H. Allen Co Of the City Of having
filed petition praying That b. may be declared Bankrupt
dcre that all claiming be creditors Daniel
Weller, show the March next
why the sad Daniel Weller be not declared Bankrupt pursuant
to Acio 'ongs ~ That behalf and That copy n this order
be published IN the according the ed and 2i
Of court. \ Copy--Tcse
y the Unitcd States Court Tor the Eastern Dis.
Of Virginia, January IAN 1919 ELIJAH JOHNSON
n the County of Campbell having fei petition praying he
ing be creditors ld Elijah johnson show cause IN the
Court on the 18Th day February next why the said Elijah johnson
be not declared bankrupt the Of Congress
behalf ani copy this order published the ncwspa-
psrs, according TO the 22dand 18th ulcs Of Court.
il Is-w5w HENRY GIBSON cot
IN the United States Court Tor the Eastern Dis.
- uict of Virginia, Goth January 5t3 JOHN g. CUNNING
HAM Individually AMI a partner Cunning.
ham Of the Ciy nj Richmond having petition praying that
be- may m declared bankrupt s ordered that m persons claim
nro bc eciofsof The aid John Cunningham Cum
nnghain show court dny March next
why r aid John a Cunningham be- declared bankrupt rr.
1n 70 The act n Concs n that and that copy n this
or BE- published IN The newspaper according The l2d and 9Th
ia 2s-w5w TENEy GIBSON CTR
4 \ the United States Court for the Eastern Dis.
~ a, Of virginia '' Norfolk. January as 1879. CHARLES
HuGHE5. n the Town NJ Go.por having 6led petition
l' claiming 10 lf creditors ~ o MD Charles Hughes show
cause IN i' court On le ~ day n March why the aid
uF Net ~ Congress That behalf and copy order be-
Published 30 u' ncw1pcr according the 12d and 3i rules ~
Court. a capylrese
"a as-w5w A cowpEpY clerk
WhTEB-rRpuF sHOEs-G,uucinen'a water proof Shoes
w nanufaeturiby J. Mlrs T. SON. ofrhiadclpha.
srrr h7H n vcr superior BOT NJ these celebrated Shoes
such De- recommend o cheapest sho
itc winter Gcutcurn invited md Judge
themselves. SAMUEL Pt0TNEY,
d. % Ono door above Htblard Gardner a Co.
oar suGAR-I6 loavcs, prime quality, landing
y 4 md ~ 1io by Do - DAVENPORT A. ALLEN
BEAUTIFUL BOOTS.
ENrLEMENS superior French Clf Drcss Boots Manufac-
~ turei by J. Son Of Philadelphia a very large
beautiful assortment above splendid shapes
n them broad and ow heels and ao broad bo1s
~ Oh friends and i~ public large informed that A.
pleasure show Them usual rge and wei select
on 'i NJ 'uc which point ~ qualify and beauty
Hecoicct my store DIOR above Hubbard
C1 CO. below The Store recently occupied BY
I Opposite the Ruins Of The Eagle Hotel
u ~ SAMUEL PuTNEY.
4 'IIEwING TOBACtO-Ffom the Manufaeonoa q 70
~ nund Brown and Langhorne a Armisiead for ale BY
ms w. NJ. HARRISON.
GtaUGHs LOZENGEs.-Jusip repsrcd, supply Of Cough
~ Lounges much called for last winter-for .le BY
noes SAMUEL r DOVE,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-08

inc United States Court for the Eastern Dis.
We' OF Virginia January eist 1858 DAVID NJ BRANCH ~ IN.
!" Sh'and having nsd petition praying hai he may be
oahsfulc u l. ordered that all persons claiming 10 be
@ Gay OF March neat why the said David Branch be not de-
psnupt pursuant TO the Act Of Congress that behalf:
ing tn thu ssd aud 2ith OF court "''''"
ia 2t-w5w upNp., ,,..a..
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-08
NIRGINIA-At RnIes hold in the Clerk,s

" I'N'-H'''th IT INVII'17 IIOIU III ITIt NItTh \
Once Of tire Superior Court Of Chlncsry for the Richmond
Circuit the jh day Of December 1912.
Edwin shelton Of Ann Foster, administrator de DO
MS Of Peter Poster deceased William Sergeant OF tire
CITY Of Richmond and Committee John South
all deceased Thomas Underwood and Elizabeth wife and
H. s"uIah Plt1-.
Charles Cuts and Lucy his wife Nicholas and Martha
ms Wiic' thward Mayo and other DeTtz.
The defendants above named not having entered appearance
and gwen security according the Assembly
this court and happening by evidence that they are not
inhabitants Of this Commonwealth II ordered
PENDANTS do the Rules Monday In March
next and answer the bills Of the plaintiff copy Of
order be forthwith inserted In Newspaper published city
Richmond forwo months posted the front door
OF the Naltoi IN the said city. a Copy--T,sic.
de 10 cw9w WIN. G.. SANDs &. G.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-08

NAfE.tAGSAasS, ~ .sSGGAL =
uENTS, PAINTS, OILS AND DYE STUFFS.
A tASTOR OIL, EPSON SALTS, OPIUM
~ suphaie Quinins, salts OF Morpha
Gum Arabic Irish Moss-very white
Russian and American IsnelaSs
Surgical Instruments nc quality and finish
L.nseed Lamp Whale and Tanners Oils
English and American White Lead dry and in oil
lnl.Io Madden CoppenlS AluRl Saltpetre
Window Glass OF good quality Iargs
Coach Furniture Polishing and Japan varnskes
Chrome Green Chrome Yellow. Prussan blue
Cline, Venetian Red. Spanish Brown,
With other articles comprising and wen selected
stock which offer wholesale
go ALEX. DJyAL 4 co
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the United States District OF Virginia al
u Norfolk January 2i 1913 FULLY WISE Of Noularnp-
Ton county having flied petition praying he may dccreda
bankrupt u Is ordered that an claiming be
the said Tnly " WISE show day Of
March next why the said Tuy not be declared
BANKRUPT pursuant In the Act Of Congress that
of this order be Published newspapers according 10
the 29nd and 18th rules or court. eopy-Tesc
IN 2G-w5w A A COXypEpy ft.,L
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-08

MUSIC STORE,
AND PIANO FORTE WARE-HousE.
OPPOsite the Banks
fScsSya The subscriber is constantly reccir-
GTf III inr oecbratct mandatory of NrSSs
CLARK New clsrant plain Piano Fore possessing tho
dcheaey touch and sweetness OF
tons. 40 peculiar 10 manufacture.
Constantly on hand large assortment Of
flutes fhgcoct-. Carionetts
Guitars. violins, voloneSnos
AeeordouS Musical BoNes
Horns. HUGHES and Trumpets
ffcs and Drums
Violin Harp and Piano Forte Strings Of superior quality
Piano Forte Stools and Covers
CHEAP MUSIC
The collection offered for this State
he selected of the subscriber who
enabled sen the PhAdphA and New York wholesale and
retail prices.
Those purchasing furnished upon better
than they find elsewhere n the State.
pPianos repaired tuned let hire, ai taken exchange
r. n. TAYLOR.
pTPLhNo FoRrfS OF every description repaired and tuned
Tuning by the required by WILLIAM kERsISo whoe long
AMI ability in manufacturing and tuning Piano Fores
Justly entities hun every conbnec. Guitars Nolns and Ae
coriians repaired Violin Bows haired
p-orirr, len above VIII be puneuany attended either
town country. no Is
GENUINE bermuda arrow Root, received and
" for sale by DR.. GEO. X HENDREE
Dc 10 Apoti eary and Chemist " shockce Hin.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-08

FOR sale In Richmond by Pyton Johnston and Gaynor Ly
e one door above The Bell Tavern; Petersburg Va by WIN
lln A Co.. in Norfolk BY Santos 4 Tay. de- 2s-st,Ci,,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-05

CHATHAM THEArRK.-Mss Mary Duff was deserv-
eddy greeted with most brilliant house last eve
ming, on the occasion Of her. benefit. She well
meried so decided mark OF popular esteem, for a
better actress.or, more exemplary woman probably
never before presented her claims to the conside-
ration Of the New York public We perceive that
Mr.. Thayer, an old and highly esteemed favorite
with our citizens appears at this theatre tomorrow
evening in one of his best characters he is an ex-
celent actor and Mr.. Thome has done well in
engaging his efficient services. The new play called
" The Collegans," performed according to the only
correct copy received in this country, is announced
for Monday evening, and bids fair to be the most
attractive piece that has been presented this season.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-05
New Orleans.
Correspondence Of the Herald1
NEw ORLEANS, Feb. 2lst, l648.

JAMES GORDON BENNsrT, ESQ
My DEAR SR;-
There are times when all is perfectly quiet, and
everything about us Iseems as still as balmy sum-
mer's evening in southern cline, and after one
has enjoyed this state of mind but Tor little while,
he forgets all cares, and thinks not of danger; but
if he should be disturbed during this state OF lethar-
gy the shock is tremendous, and crculates through
every vein. As il was with this community yester
day morning. the sun rose with its usual brllliancy,
and every thing bid fair to be still business day.
until the time the pointers on Parson Clapp's church
told the passer by that it was nine o'clock, the
hour that our banks open) and some of them having
business with the Commercial Bank, wendell their
way TO that newly painted sleek looking building,
when 10! on arrival, what should they see posted
on the door but these few striking sentences,
viz 1.-THE Board of Directors of the Commercial
Bank are very sorry to say that they are unable to
meet their engagements in specie, but will receive
their notes In payment for the water works as
usual" BY the way, they have already collected
Well, you see this was most delightful news to
the bill holders, and they swore to be revenged, and
Immediately commenced grand run on all OF the
other banks, all of which stood firm, though my
self have but very little faith with but Two OF the IN.
The notes of the Commercial have been sold at 81
per cent discount.
Business Is quite good, but every thing is ex.
tremely low. The schooner Virginia Antoinette
arrived on Saturday from Tampico, with Sl88, 900 in
SPECIE and it also continues to arrive from England
and France Mr.. Clay, the lion Of the wings, LEFT
us last week for home just before his departure
his friends gave him magnificent ball at the ST
Louis Ball Room. There could not have been less
than 1000 of the fair bellies of New Orleans
present on the occasion. Our theatres are doing
but poorly. Dinneford could not make the Amer.
can 60. and it Is now under the management Of
Mrs Seton, with very poor company, but it is re-
ported that the Italian company from Havana will
play there, on everylother night, soon; The new St
is doing the best of any, and that is poor enough
Hackett and Vandenhof have been performing
there for the last two weeks, but MIR. Sinclair has
commenced an engagement there now. At the
French, they are doing up operas to fair houses
We had an election yesterday for Mayor, which re-
suited in the election of w. Freret, by about $50
majority-a wing victory. l will write you much
more fully in a few days. My best respects to h
jetIn editetT. Yours, &c. L. b.
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LATEST SOUTHER.N SHIP NJ

LATEST SOUTHERN SHIP NEWS.
BALTTMoRE, March 3-Cld Eerslie, (new) Wallace Mo-
bile Adrich Baker do Inca Conkng New Orleans; Roe
ford Boston, Steamer Herald from Norfoi spoke on thurs
day going INTO Hampton Roads, Fabus Whire from
Rio de Janeiro; also. Mary Bright Bright NYor-boih
bound up. -
NoRroLx, March PAR Effort. Cheney, Newburyport.
CHAMELEON March 1-Cld Hayne Trescott Havana: e..
len Radcliffe. Apaachicos; Merchant Leslie, MaIanzas
Tarqun, SPARKS, st Johns. Sid Ceylon afam NOeans
Ga Feb 90 Bro hen. PANEL Liverpocli Princess. smith,
lin, Knspp. Hamburg; Arethusa Baxter, London; Zephyr
Roby, West Indies Chapman, Thompson, NOrleans Arr
27h Arabian Foster. New Oreans Thames, Sawyer Turks
Island.
SAVANNAH. Feb 2e-Arr Henry Chase, steelman. NYork
Havana. Arr 27th Sasannah Cumming Saiter Lverpool
Lady Falkland Smith London; Poland Smith, Havana Ma
Sr AUGUSTINE. Fla Feb 2i-Ar Mary Walker Thorue
Nfo,k Passed IN st Johns River Orozmbo, from NYork,
bound up.
NEW ORLEAs,. Feb ae-Ar Unicorn, Reed, Boston; Nat
chez snow. NYork Larkn Snow ressy, Thomaston Eliza.
Blake Haysna A%ethyst Deane g Thomas. Eliza, Coffin.
81 AIMS Bay Jas Penn Cuiraud Laguna; Luci da
Thona;,on; Sally Am Hanson St Thomas: ca Sea Lion,
pole do Jefeson Mills do Wiseonsn, Sullivan do; Herald.
Soue do Abba Thuia sawyer do Gazele, Clover Phila-
dephia.
General Record.
SCHR PENGUIN Forsyth Of fyevAence Cspe Hayt for
New York. logwood, lost West Cneos jan
saved
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Twrrrv-sAvErrx DAv.-MAacH 4.


The Court met at the usual hour and the Journal hsv
ing been read HrSly KHs the gunnsrs mate was call
3D. and examined by the accused His direct examine
ton was the before the Court of Enquiry and il
reported in the Herald Of the 10th of January
The follow ing parts Of his are worth
noticing II saw disposition manifested by the to
succor Spencer.
JupoE ApvocArE-Well, let's have it,
wirsEs.-why. saw willsOn put knife in No. 8
at work when he put the IN tha rTsnS Of the
and at night reported to the Officers when Mr. Ganse
WORT had Wilson's saibag overhauled and the knife
ROOM and the locked when it was found.
mentioned to about the execution but did not
carpenters mates he thought they ought to be put
away. l WAS ASKED BEFORE THE CoUrsEL OFrlcERs.
ITIr WOULD NOT BE BETTER THE
STERN; and was not un willing to say Wilson had
knoOn navigation should have been song TO put him
oper the STERN also On the night of the arrest Of Mr..
Spencer the first Lieutenant called all the petty officers
AFT. and told them Of the plot. Cromwell was one.
Odd you, when examined before the counsel of Off
GERS under oath state that spencer Cromwell and Small
had been in plot ever since the brig left New York
Ayes said so after we had found what had been
done.
the arrest OF Cromwell was next examined by Captain
Mckenzie His testimony is the reported the
10th day of the Court of Enquiry.
On his cr0ssexamnation he said he was promoted to
the station vacated by Cromwells arrest few minutes
ter that occurrence He drove the aft to the
ropes the time of swaying up the top gallant
Before the Court officers was asked the ship would
be safer il those men Of her. and said she wond
be safer AT that time had idea that The death of
men under elaboration. kne.o they be done
something unto can't say Dhat thought of then Per-
haps that they were going to shoot em. did not know
what they were going to do. said did not think the
brig could be carried into port and surprised at
the orders for the execution the three men the day
had been examined before the counsel
Counsel for the accused offered long document the
Court support OF the proposition to read the testimony
of William Clark taken before the Court of Enquiry
the following grounds
First. 1t 10 expressly authorized by the statute.
Second He is q witness beyond the jurisdiction, and
whose testimony can be obtained in other way.
Third Improper have been used 10 his alb
sence Submitted by Theodore sedgewick for the &C.
cused.
The Court cleared to decide on the admission of the
document when the paper ruled admissible but the
testimony which contained erpunged and the testimony
of Clark not admitted.
The Court then adjourned
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-05
90 BRIsToL,s sARsApARJLLA,

CO BRIsTOL's sARsAPARILLA-Ths wonderful
medicine daily growing in favor with the medical acul-
ty which not the with similar extracts We call
the attention Of nvaids 20 such statements shall Of
fer from timo to time of its all healing influence.
New YoRK, JAM 10, l643
Mr.. G. c. Bristol -
srThe happy effect produced upon my son, six years
OF age through the your valuable preparation OF
sasspaa induces to offer to the public my cheerful
recommendation of the same.
MY has been afflicted with obstinate scrofuous
Affection attended with extensive alterations about the
head both internal and external having been or less
afflicted with this disease from his birth
am pleased to inform you that he is now enoyi ing
rood health Perfectly cured by Sarsaparlla alone
after frutless attempts Of other medicines and remedies
BY the profession. II would afford pleasure at any time
TO confer with any who may desire to know Of the nature
and effects OF Brsors Sarsspsrs at my store, 20e Stan
ton street my dwelling, SO Suffolk street. New York
Yours respectfully, J. l.. BURNETT
Sold wholesale and retail by William Burger 80 Court
lsndt street, and Druggists generally.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-05

The AMERICAN MusEuM--ln all notices of this
iavorte establishment have had better reason
for unqualified euogy than relation to the bill Of per-
formances and attractions for the week ensuing There
not that not of high order nor one that we
would willingly spare. The Deluee, every reader OF
sacred history will admire The Lady of the Lake
romantic spectacle OF great beauty These new diorsmas
the mechanical figures the admirable songs, recations
and Dances and Mr. Jenkins in his banjo melodies make
but portion OF the attractions During the week, the
Indian Chiefs may be during each day, and visitors
will be RECALLED with the superb music Of the famed Me
odeon.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-05

90 GEORGETTE, OR THE NOTARYs NIECE
This is the title OF of Paul de Rocks very best
Novels, and will be for sale at No. Ann street, Mon
day paints in striking colors, the story Of young girl
whose vanity and love OF pleasure yield her ready prey
to the arts Of the seducer
Her temporary splendorher rapid fallthe horrors Of
her desttuton in the streets of Parher repentance and
touching DEATH sketched by the rapid and faithful
hand OF true master and the various follow each
other with startling rapdty keeping the interest e she
reader constantly the qu vive. rigid censorship
has excluded from this all the ndelicaces Of the
original and the true moral Of the story stands forth clear
and well defined.