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a3RD CT FEBRUARY 1913.

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a the 29rd Of Feb. l-i3 will lie lett with Lawyer Tor
INJECTION IT there IL such gentleman to be mlnd after
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A FRESH supply Of Moessin aud brush " ~ Just
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Beef Hides

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SArrRoNl SAFFRON.


A Fresh lot of Ston Just received from ne shnkers
a nnd IN, ,nlrby \. RANDALL.
June
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1843-04-28

4 NEW aud beautiful article for Ladies collars just re-
"A ccivcd and lorsLlG By &, DANA, IT.
Mar. 3, l-l3.
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-05-11

The Globe declares tha, MT Tyler is using the patronage of his administration to puE. chase up renegades from the Locofoco party buying up it's leaders with fat offices. and it's presses in different sections by any and every means, so that he may succeed in in- ducing the People to support his administra- tion. Failing in his attempt to induce the Locofocos to join his administration, he tn now endeavoring to work it's ruin by sedu- cling its leaders sand stigmatises all of its party who accept office from MT. Tyler as retorts upon the Globe with great severity and defends its master as in duty bound.- Both papers tell many truths about each 0th. CT and their factions. Discogd has taken the. place lately occupied by Union in their inc congrLipus materials-and their doom is inev- itable-For because of all their sins. the na-, lion in ls4A will cast them out.
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-05-11

AAsc. .'s'A'c N''Sse~' s'sS fosS ~A P'S- lection.
 In the two messages which l had the hon. or to communicate to the General Assembly at the opening of the annual and extra ses- sions of the past year, my views on this all importa nt subject, after much consideration, were fully and distinctly stated, and subse- Quent reflection has served only to strength. en and confirm them. Those views are be. lieved to be entertained and cherished also by the great body of the people of Connect icut. They ask from government no exclu. sive privileges or bounties. They desire not an exemption from an equal share ot the public burdens. They seek not the be- netits of system of taxation which would bear progressively upon the interests of any section of the Union. All they demand is that the amount of revenue imposed and collected shall be limited to the current ex. penses of the government, justly and eco. nomically administered, including suitable provisions for the common defence of the country; and that Congress should be gov- erned by discriminating wisdom in the sec lection of the subjects of taxation for those purposes; that the burthens imposed upon native industry by the operation of foreign enactments should. as nearly as possible, be balanced, SO as to bear with the most per. feet degree of equality attainable. upon the various interests of the country and that in exercising the powers granted for this object, incidental protection should be nf. f0Fded to all descriptions of American labor.
 The state of Maine has declared the im- pTisonment of any of her citizens, by the authority of any state in the UnioEs without the allegation of the commission of any -zsanao. hf,f nr'NfR nn Inc anccnnt of their co-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-10
THE GLDgE

u The "Globe" is assured that while we feel and &C.
knowledge can admiration Tor England and the English"
have yet much ardent admiration and love for
country and her rights and when perceive them
be seriously mcnacod, will go far az Mr. Blair hmscfin
resisting the oggrossor.
The taun Of the Globe does touch us. Admiration
Of England hope incompatible with love Of
ty and Ropubcanism. W. DH unite with that rcck.
less band who for the vcs and paost purposes Of pef
and popularity, increasingly employed in the Infamous
task Of ondeayorng ebrO the United States and Eng
and who u the existence Of uogo fund Of anti.
Anglican prejudice in the minds Of the American People,
necessarily appeal the way Of recommend
ing themselves patriots, Indifferent TO the awful hazard
Of war provided they but extend their subscription
snd promote their party views. We hold men who,
for such low personal motives would incur the
rsque Of ncurng the greatest Of caamnes, TO be caius
for whom the gnllos would be too mild n punishment
n oil who resist the annexation Of Texas are TO be re-.
presented the Globe nsnuaies the parzans Of Eng.
land be tso. For will be driven into the sp.
probation Of that fatal step, by the apprehension Of any
such stigma We sha share with onhs more Of
our cOunifymen.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-10

upon it We yet whether the prclmi.
nsrly authorized by the British Government whether
done upon the responsibility of the commander Of
the squadron, whether If the former, may not have
been us,abe under the laws OF nations, by facts yet
disclosed the world We do yet know whether the
Queens Government will disavow the Transaction.
and the latter possible least probable opinion
think ought be suspended In this country upon the
motives OF England until her Government has the and
opportunity for making the explanation which may
doubedy expect.
Meanwhile, while have yet but n very imperfect
knowledge of the facts and in total ignorance Of the
which prompted Great Britain the step. indeed
has been taken by the authority her Government what
can be in taste, than the vooy OF abuse than the
charges Of piracy plumber and robbery avshy poured
upon that great and friendly Power, by portion Of tho
Public Press of this country We will engage that IL this
pack OF national bcers could succeed in setting tho
countries by the ears. they e,enay endeavong
do Tor the petty and goyeng purpose OF pandcrng pre-
JUDGE and filling he pockets they would be the first
shrink from the consequences They would leave others
fight the battle which their nsoence and bravadoes had
provoked.
Far be IL from defend the occupation Of the Sand
wich Islands The present aspect of the affair highly
favorable TO British justice, good faith and moderation
But let the factss Before we condemn
hear what England will say for herself. Thirty forty
DAYS will bring her explanation.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-10

ira politicians the South, who tho time that they
compel him thus humble himself in the dust purchase
their support. look upon him with other feelings than
contempt and seorn. They have highminded, hsnora
be and straightforward candidate in the person Of John c.
Calhoun who whatever be his views any and every
subject seeks to conceal them; and possible they
will elevate him to the Presidency. Failing in this
OF them willing upon the ground that il better
to have tool Of their the Presidential chair than
who is known to be hostile Of their views. Aud it
please :hese men, and obtain their support, that Mr.
Van Buren, and the presses in his employ grossly insult the
intelligence of people and openly sacrifice thorncres
Accordingly find that the $4,000 Of the peoples
ney is left by the Loco Focos lie deposit Regency
Bank Albany, the time that they the people
pay the interest State Dcbt.. Such Is Van Blu
rcns such the respect Of his for the intelligence
the people and such their regard for their
IN Y. Conr. 4 Enquirer.
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TO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE LOUISA
IL 4

Gentlemen: see It noticed in the papers, that your an
nual meeting will take place the 18th of this month Ii
is SAID that your present worthy President Capt KIM
brough, will decline reelection. Letme, then bring
your notice Elisha Melton, Esq., suitable person for that
Office lie Is deserving lie constructed the road
with is own hands-hs funds literally expended in
It's establishment He has been the mechanic OF his own
iortune and where Is the who has done much TO
Keep up the honor and credit Of country he has
ring those difficult times in money maiters2 Mr. Melton is
emphnicay practical man. of real business habits moth.
ing visionary about HIM; and 1t believed that he could
manage the Railroad and its concerns IN such way, that
would be Of benefto the public and advantage the State
as well as the individual Stockholders Let me- then call
on the stockholders, well proxies TO sustain Mel
ton. IL would be gratitude well bestowed give the Of.
hce him. because his exerons in behalf of the road en-
title him 10 IT, One aud all then, the mark and G.
iect Elisha Melton unanimously. CLOD HOPPER.
June 4, 1913.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-10
JAS. ii. LYNCH.
From the Enquirer.


The Editors OF the Wing assured that Mr. Wise had
knowledge OF the statement made the Enquirer on the
10Th OF April last that he Mr. Wise, chad declared that he
would support the nominee of the Democratic Convention
On the contrary that information given to the Editors
the Enquirer bya resident OF the city of Richmond upon
the authority o an honorable and highly esteemed citizen OF
New Kent The informant OF the Enquirer but slightly
acquainted with Mr. Wise has him for than
six months aud time has received FROM addressed
10 him, aword IN writing. Whatever the statement
hos been committed IS not attributable Mr. Wise or to
the Editors OF the Enquirer it has arisen from innocent
nsconcephon OF the remarks OF Mr. Wise in New Kent
by one who ~ incapable OF designed misrepresentation
Nor was IN the power OF MIR Wise the
the election Thenoce in the EnquiTera appeared the 25h
of Ap, u believed, and the election occurred on the 9th
OF the same month"; and before Mr. Wise could have the
paper and even before another paper printed in which
the mistake could have been corrected IL hoped rs an
act OF bare justice, the Wing and the Louisville Journal will
publish this notice. G.
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moNsrEE-Sorne time since gave an account Of
mon who had been confined IN work house for nearly
forty years. lie died short time since NJ the aqc Of abon,
seventy He was deaf dumb and blind and for more than
hifynine years had been confined in the cells Of the
house and during this length Of time had no oommunica
ton with single individual and lived more like boast than
human being lie slept nothing but hard boards aud
WOtoony nshi and pantaOons Ills food was daily hand
ed him. when he would rise, take and eat and then
return 10 his board, where he luy cured up ul ano.
Their meal was brought in Ills was Mayo. In this
manner he lived, occupying but ccs IN tho cellar
IN WINTER and another IN clubhouse IN summer, for this
engponod. Previously confinement in the poor house.
he was for five years Of the county Jail II s said
nt he bright and active when child but sick.
ness destroyed his speech and hearing. Possessnga vo-
lent temper and deproyed withal, he committed various
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A CAR d.
TO a. NErEEE y

SR-ln reply TO your remarks in yesterdays Wing
You say that ascrbe the low price OF the James River &
hanawha Bonds TO the tax laid them by the last Legis-
ature, and that You do think possible that small
tax as of per can have that effect Therefore my
answer not satisfactory. must ask the favor OF you
read what did say once more, which think is directly
the opposite OF your inference. And here 1t sThc
OF the present price of the Bonds my opinion be
ascnbed TO their being taxed by the last Legislature
not the amount of the tax-it is the pTinepIc-And the
next Legislature will have much right the
tax the last had to impose it,
Money can be borrowed in New York from 81 to
centThereioe, if Stocks had been taxed our
Six Per Cents would now sell for SIG.
am, with great respect,
Yours,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-10
The Saadpieh Islands.

large segment Of the press Of this country indulg
ing in the violent elimination Of England for taking
possession Of the groupe Of the Sandwich Islands in the
Pacific Ocean Pirate, Robber, PuBderer, Thief Of the
world, the mldes terms which the indignant scribes
apply 10 the act Charging hor with the lust Of
sal dominion, the occupation Of the Sandwich Islands
assumed by them be added link In the chain with
which Great Britain proposes to fetter the world
In oil this there appears US TO be much Rhodomontsdo
much pemamry, and possibly much injustice to England
We do yet know enough OF the circumstances attend
ing the transaction 10 pronounce any opinion whsteye
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-10

Tvs WAY IT is DoNE--The Niagara Courier tells ITO.
~ oi the manner IN which sum Of money was raised for
Tyler paper, mot thousand miles from Buffalo" Assess.
ment' were made npon the office holders Among others
aCOect9r IN mat county was assossod $50 lie raised all
but ttno Of the money, from hrs subordnncs and for
wnrded Il as his individual donation new assessment
was deemed necessary, and the principals had already
.shehed out,' the levy was made upon the clerks
The agent in the business called upon the eorks nj,
der the before referred 10 collectors but they told him they
hod already contributed The agent demanded an explain
auon-the tnok Of The principle found out-nnd he
told that himself he must nav over $50 10
gether with the levy upon the ccrs This he did,
But whether It will save him not said to be question:.
blc.-ROcmsrrR DEw.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-10

DisrRrSsINo.-we learn from the Greensburgh Intel.
gencer that melancholy took place on the
25th u in East Huntington township. wesimoreand cou.
son OF Mr. Jacob Pool. had been washing sheep mill
pond ON the farm OF Mr.. Null Il that after they
had done washing the sheep. John Pool stripped OIL his
covered TO be In the act Of drowning when Philip Null has
tened To his relief but, in his generous effort
his conrade from waicry grave, Mr. Null drawn
the deep water, and both down together rise
Both young had obtains, their majority were
in the bloom OF YOUTH and had fair promise Of many hap
DIV days.-Piffsbnrxh Gaseffe
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-10

REcovERY oT Mn. BRUNfL.-We stated some week or
ago the danger which this eminent Engineers lfe
was placed by accidentally swallowing CON- which lodged
m the tracha lie seems after several attempts to
remove the coin 10y incisiOn, finally relieved on l3th May
An attempt TO remove II by the ioreceps by means Of an
opening M the windppe, unsuccessful. Several nt
tenps were made to remove the by placing the body
OF the patient IN an inverted position tie last Of which pro-
we'd successful lie placed an apparatus prepared
Tor the purpose, his body inverted and the back gently
struck After two or three coughs, he felt the coin quit is
place. and in few seconds dropped from his mouth
". y american
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FAMILY MEDICINES!

vTNHE subscriber keeps constantly on hand n
u supply of Family Medicines by retail warranted genuine
Among them
Sands sarapariIn from The manufacturer
HoucEs Panacea, Weisirefs Hestorer
Rowands only and genuine Tonic MIXTURE" panaeea
fOr Ague and Fever
Bcrnaris Cholera Medicine, of Cholera Morbus
Diauhea &c. &C.
COMPOUND White Oak Syrup" article for The cure Of
Culefa nfauum and obstinate Diauea prepared from the
original receipt by experienced physician and used ny him
win remarkable f0f n number % years. pr THIS
valuable medicine n prepared and odd only BY
WILLIAM n. HARDWOOD.
Isl Successor 70 3. p. ABE a Go.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-10

er PAIR AT CUMBERLAND COURT po,,sr /, u.,,.. :,
OF cansfand associated under the name OF IN.
-, eesihs soeev, have been engaged some months
-e IN preparing variety of useful fancy a,el,- the ,
w.. y msh TO appropriate to the House Of
WIN ms ooleetn siew they propose a sale nj
cour-iiouse tho 2oh day June ne NJ n.in,
dayl They respectfully aiieniane. ami ss. ~ ,
ladies and Gen'ensn of Cumberland anJ all os.r- lo % a.
disposed to further tho object which they have in view
CrsnERLAsp. Juss 4 IA
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-10

The Arkansas Gazette Of May 81 says "By last sun
days mail citizens have learned that THoMAs w Nrw
sas, has been supersedod aud HENRY NJ RrcoR appointed
m his stead We wish could express the feelings of in
dgnauon which burned in every countenance with
OUT distinction OF party at the first Of this
intelligence in our city The exemplary conduct Of MIR
NEWTON as an officer and his high aud honorable bearing
had won for him the Of al parties It was because
he was too faithful in Office, and had the mness always to
discharge s duties regardless OF consequences that HE
moval has been sought and effected"
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m with respect,
N,,- A.

Mr.. GilmeT holds bird in the hand he thinks is
worth in the bush Yet he scarcely be ignorant
that the People OF the District did elect him. and
subjected second he would be defeated many votes
probably many hundred votes. This is Republicansn,
Jetersonan, Calhoun, State Right Abstraction Republican
ism! Paentee Repubcanism Or if 1T be not, Mr. Gil
mer Is a Professor OF all these.
Had any but from the dead, told some years
ago that he would have deigned accept these
conditions, would have believed him not
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RICHMOND DAILY WING.
TO A. MOSELEY. ESQ.
SATURDAY MORNING, JUNE 10. Isia.

RIcuNoND, l0rH JuNE, lS43.
Ne Dear SrThc Of my private affairs requiring
my undivided attention. under the reluc tant necessity
OF dssolvng my connexion with the Richmond Wing
Wishing and the public which it attached the
good fortune which feel convinced is in store for each
remain, Truly yours,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-10
Second notice Of Mr.. Goggin TO Mr.. Giimer.
Rrnpapb lime 1919

To T. W. GilHsr, Esq.
SR-My notice Won OF my purpose your
election embraced specially and generally, several eScep
lions 10 poll m the counties of Madison and Greene
but deem it not improper remark that object and
protest against all the poed for the Rapid Ann
Precinct M Madison because (amOng other rcasons the
pollkeepers clerks writers and Others conducting the
election at that Precinct place OF voting sworn
before the commencement of the election the law
quires the polls for place certified and signed by
those required certify and sign the the time
the manner pointed out by the Actof Assembly.
| with respect,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-10

crimes which induced his friends eonne him. lie once
IRE his fathers house. When taken to Jail his anger
intense, that he his eyes with his hands,
and thus for forty years deaf. dumb and blind.
Portland Tribune.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-10
nAnRuEn

On the 3ist May, by the Rev. sam1 Johnston. TIlOM
As ID WARREN NJ d. of Eicnton. formerly Virginia
MARGARET L. daughter the late James Esq
wan County N. q.
On Wednesday 9Th Baptist Church. by
the Rev. r. Campbell Mt JOSEPH FREEMAN To Mis-.
MARY JOHNSON. all or this city.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-10
DIEID,

In Charlotte, Virginia. Few days Colonel JOSEPH
ATT at the advanced OF ~ Col W. forty four
successfully member of ihe House Delegates
'ie Senator nom the district which county attached
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$50 DOLLARS REWARD!
HLNuE L,unlllnn Of Mrn II No.. 49, -.

y ed. supposed Monday night 2gi May during the
storm mod robbed Ola large plate
The chest found "Wednesday avine some distance
from hsloufe, broken oion, and part of missing
One doh silver table spoons dessert d. one doz DO
silver tea pots very richly chased and marked sMtov 81
q silver Cups large forks ,taldo Ioallsnrf,v.
cd with the figure ~ % rbrnir letters W. WI
pair silver mounted shutters larg, SHAPED sugar dish
tp n one DO. ven richly clased-fnafgsd b. \ N. 10 "
Alp single iarccd f1yiiur piece highly finished silver
mllnird with r. silver slide 20 protect nppIc.
The above reward will be- paid the recovery Of the pronery
AMI conviction NJ tc toyesof s,5 Tor The convection 81
uF thief thieves and f,r de- recovery of the prpeuv or
proportion Tor any part thereof
y' dH SAMUEL f. MYERS 4 co
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fREsH Dry GOODS
AE are opening this morning. and fo sae Msryt,nd
w Pcntontafy Pnhs bn and cord Camirisa Cofon ,,,
bfoons Mexican hnpres Apron Furniture Cheeks Prints
Cotton and sk Hkf bro oan Drills Paddngs and sail
Ducks white Hos Hose W. ~ m and dtab Thread.
- and - bro Linens. solid head Pima &c.
20 kENT, KENDALL a ATIyATFR
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LOUISA RAILROAD.
Lines TO charlottesville, Stnunton, LynchburR
and the Virginia Springs.

hbDlGED RATES!
TfGET TR8GELLIyYG AYOIDED-4ND GREATLY IN.
CREgSED EXPEDITION
INHE Public are hereby Informed, that on and
- aner the ia July Pare Richmond and Char.
oesye viii be - so Ov Pare stanton o. Pare Lynch
burg ~ From Junction TO snunon 90 go Prom Junction
louesvile ~ 50.
eDO> Passengers leaving Richmond by the Railroad G
4 Nm reach TIE Junction 20 breakfast and thence
Al proceed together with passengers arriving At the June
Ek-h ton from the Norh the Louisa Railroad Cor
Ef4c donsyle and thence by Charlottesville
r-AE--ng Charlottesville by ?. ~, and COcke'sf5 miles
Vest by night Leave Cookies morning by daylight cross
the Blue Ridge SUNRISE and arrive by 10 AN
The Gyandoue line staunon ~ A. NJ Clover
Dale by night and leaving there daylight
The Warm Springs TO breakfast and CaaRans dinner
ing The White Sulphur r. NJ Lewisbug by r. NJ
on the ~ day 2ihOus Than The BY Lynchbufg
whole expense less md trip the week sooner
The Natural Bridge Linz on Tuesdays Thurs
days and Saturdays ION the alternate days viii be unse
nj ~ A. NJ reaches Lexington by night leave morning
day light and arrive the Natural Bridge breakfast where pms
sengers remain until amer dinner and Dbfes sprnR by
night leave amer breakfast Caaahan 10 din
ner and The White sulphur Springs, BY w., uour
THavEt
The roads splendid the summer and hn and the teams md
coaches fine heretofore.
These Lines tho Main Routes Passengers have pre-
ference over an others At aHy psfrt.