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$4,000 Dollars!


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WILLIAM ANDERSON.
BENJAMIN ANDERSON.
MARGARET ~ BLAIR,
PHILIP HARRISON
~ n The containing 20 feet wbe fr oi instead af The
NJ part n No to2. mr. a-tts
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ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY Class H. for Is4a to be drawn a,
Alexandria, ID. g. on Saturday the Of March Is43
IS Number Louery-Ii drawn ballots.
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BOOTS. BOOTS ROOTS

G'LovER sEED-SO bushels OF Clover SEED which Ne v1
- sehhw. Rl6 j. G. WINSTON
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NE HUNDRED EXTRA HAMS small sire suitable for t.ni,
~ use. jus, received and for low. for cash BY
WADE w. WOODBRIDGE
fe IL beloyy the Rel
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- readers Agents Wanted examination Of his al
verefnen' is respectfully requested persons under who's eve
itmay - 49, W
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hundred Engravngs elegantly IN gilt Price only
500 per copy. Cost Of preparing work $40 900
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h'sh rVIAotS-iSo hampers ven rlporior rsb Potatoe,
= hfs'' ifow Belfast Ireland JUS received ~ sashy
w 10 LEWIS yFpp
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FIsu-There is end to the salmon that that
daily brought TO market from the baysde On Monday
they were selling four string, each trout Is 10 20 in
ches in length for three cents and yesterday from six to
for the quantity and size Trout is rarely
caught IN waters large quantities and generally
very small, in the spring season-the fall being the usual
time for their visits when they in their prince and lc
better than those have now; but this have
already had hundreds of cart loads OF them
market and for the most part nearly full grown How
they came pay unreasonable VISIT such vasts
shoals problem unable solve The grey trout
too which ePicures prefer to the salmon. have also been
abundant and uncommony large, of them being -
feet IN length And besides tins extraordinary volunteer
rolici the pressure OF "hard tme have the rock fish
abundance and Of the right size for the taheand
any quantity OF club, perch, and other pond fish
The thing occurred IN lSll with the sheepshcad
OF which, though summer fish, hundreds brought
market every morning for than week, m the
early part OF May. This phenomenon joculary ac-
counted for OF the fruits OF the Wing triumph We
happy make the acquaintance OF good siZcablt
shoepshead at all times; but would agree abstain
that luxury heneeiorh, rather than such another Wing
triumph
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no, rather Of definition than Of principle"
lie shat only the right Of search dis
claimed BY Great Britain even the right OF visit
and inquU. "Oh said the obiectors the negotiation,
and those who talked OF humiliation, degradation, and truck
ling, and who filled their rather than their heads
with the subect-(Lsughter)-" right Of visit is given
up also " Why did they say sol Because President ly
Ter said But did President Tyler SOL He said
such thng nay he said the rverse for he talked OF
unqualified night OF Vis but hoover said that the right
OF visit to be unqualified and not properly lmtedi-
No person ever thought OF it, dresmt OF IT, whispered OF IT,
Th0twas the OF the Secretary OF State; and ii
a statement in which he lord Brougham) Joiued.-
The message from which he had quoted read the
2sh of February, lS43 and what he had read neither
less than what his Noble Friend laid down IN his
dispatch TO Mr.. Everett Of the Goth December lsil in
which modified right OF search asserted in plain, dis
downright terms, from the beginning the end OF it,
But what said MIR. Webster the subject OF the right Of
searchl Why OF the earliest interviews between
MIR. Webster and Lord Ashbuon, when the subject had
been incidentally glanced at MIR. Webster short the
whole discussion by declaring c0tcgoncay, that
the question of the right of search had been completely
by the unanswered and unanswerable statement
OF Lord Aberdeen to MIR. Stephenson.
Confusion merit
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is have further given away An pr,e. and No., g, :
ea,a, % accepted FOE pan- there is however,
are said 20 have been taken by a sneeulator P'Se"
S,,,.. LIVERPOOL MARKETS
.CoTTON, April 2l.-The market ha. h..r .l,.
y supplied with Cotton throughout IN, mas, - III
ders have esneed strong disposition M r.,b,. h
have IN had some advantage and for The
mon and mddng qualities Of American , r.a, 'e S ~
per 10 RON the rates this day sc'nniyh h ~ ~
hness, oeeh submitted u. Brazils though h,axv h.
hos my positive deene but Egyptians have
oeen ohefeu freely, at an abatement Of id ney In So
lators have taken 5000 American ana 49,, ~. 10 Specu
amounted to $4,000 bales. viz2sa0 Ams ru1es nave
India. sc. 49, ana S9lO East
April 2s.-There has been fair. ,bouc, no,
ucnanu Tor Gotten throughout the week. owing ~
sure OF very large supply, the market has hal pres
inanimate appearance. The midling aud oni aun ana
American, rs well rs Surat are quoted Al - eo'S OF
. Mere on this day fortnight and Brazils and Ero
uas nav" , oeen heavy at the decline noticed on rslyP
last There is no alteration whatever en- ,h n .hday,
III III ~ The trade have continued 10 pu,rhp
f.i, an.n,;,v E.n, and speculators have taken a
i, fy rurher adviees from the United S,a,.. -
looked forward TO with interest as thew will G;n ore
h h as 10 inc weather. and what influence 4, @
have been roSaad Tor the following season There
ii2io American, and 140 Brazil The s,I.s ~ ,, nonth
soened to 26lI0 bales, OF which 225sO wsr
an ,a brazis, $50 Egyptian 200 Yves, Ipdi,n
American. P"'"'''s nave taken 5000
k.n M =, nNISI,AMERICAN.-No alteration has Il,
been altogether for ship storca-RIIrTFp o Wnieh mas
no1eed-The supplies of LARD have proved , as las
anu pees have receded to 33s per cwt-Thero wa. ape
nc sale OF American CHEESE ON the o7,i ~ was pup
decline OF "a per cwt. was submitted to- '' 'u''ner
IAh-We have nothing of the least impor,,r. .
tce rs regards this article. Importance TO no.
TOBACCO-The inpors dol;vo.;
month"; are notyet made up. The latter have ~, ms
SS very extensive, and WILL it is expected exceed isn0
u,c greater part (which have been Kentucky s,r
ut improving prices, and I'd per 10 advance il ups'
minded. IN virginia Leaf nothing importance has 49,
aI 'he transactions in tina, descr ption have formed
but a small proportion Of the business law 'o'hed
TURPENTlNE continues in modero,, ,o,.., -,
any alteration in prices t"es' without
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Attention Is invited to the calm well considered and We
have question entirely authentic statements of cores
pendent from Greene
We shall no doubt hear much from the actors in the
scenes of Greene and Madison, in vindcaon of their
keeping open the Polls in those counties! Rain hail
hurricane, thunder and lightning will doubt be pleaded
or for what know care may have actually occurred
The question is rained or hailed osnowcd
or blew, but WHEN. Whether it was at a time of day
to Keep the voters rom attending the pos-whether did
actually keep any who to go the frst day-
whether there not much bad weathcrin Abcmarc
Orange, Nelson, Amherst and Bedford in point OF fact
where the polls shut nOrange and Greene where
they kept open whether any body would have dream
ed keeping them open those little Loco Foco counties
if it had been well known BEFOREHAND that TO do SO
was indispensable TO control and overcome the other live
counties OF the District, Orange, Abemare Nelson AM
herst and Bedford.
Gentlemen involved, may assured that whatever in
genous and plausible explanations the of the weather
may enable them frame, that the act itself will be Judged
by practical and inevitable tendency 10 disfranchise and
TO deraud, Bedford, Amherst, Nelson, Albcmarle and
Orange 1t seSuemcy unlueky for these gentlemen that
IN their District bad weather should have violently pre-
vailed only in Madison and Greene and still more unucky
if possible that he ireather out of about 700 election
places IN Virginia, backed them only in the county of
Richie, and two Loco Foco Precincts besides looks
remarkable looks unphosophica-it looks as if the
distinguished Physician in the county of Goochand who
informed that characteristic property of LoJelia was
the stomach reject only what it ought TO reject
for health Upon which he pronounced the most disc
puke that had become known to the Materia
MedIca The Wings we thought had enough To contend
with before, in TyIes troachey and other causes but
the weather Is 10 turn against them too and going
rain when suits their opponents being fine weather
every where else they may hang up their fddes They
may TO the ocOs Sir Arthur Aston the last Of the
Generals OF Charles j. said the Paramennrians when
he surrendered his Sword We'll gentlemen your work is
DONE and may play, unless you choose to fall
out among yourselves"
We pronounce 1t extremely unucky for those who have
proied by the "weuthe" the 9th Apnl that no Wing
precinct IN Virginia should have been kept OPEN and but
three or four Democratic Of 1900 If not 2OOO and vet
more unueky for their purpose OF Justification that hi. &C.
centncy IN the weather should have occurred ust
when 1t was most needed! The fact speaks trumpet
tongued. Ii Is really Of very small public conse.
quence who is returned who is defeated for the
next Congress- but Of the highest that the purity Of SUI
FRANCE and the equality Of right should be maintained with
ceaseless vigilance 1t the very pce Of public liberty it,
self.
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From the Charleston Mercury, Nay IL.
THE DROITGHT

The country TAR have heard iroin is suffering
from prouacied drought The cis,cns the city
of them dry, and the Cotton planters have few OF them
than half of their Cotton up and that many places
pershins OF thirst This coming after the cold OF March
and April which prevented planting the usual time-w
present year: and If the upland planters generally
ing better than those have heard FROM the general
Cotton crop Of the year will be much diminished by the
favorable well other causes and fall Tar short
of the crop of 1912. We may look therefore, for gradual
improvemenin prices- there be no unexpected change
in the of trade in England
T. ). We had a grand rain last evening after a solid
month OF blazing sunshine.
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SANDS sAEsAFAutL-oss % appetite dy.ep.ia
heartburn gasHts inflammation the stomach proceed
the cause being unhealthy secretion Of
bile The savaTy glands longer and
the liver acrd bile Then follows acdy stomach emf
taon OF wind distress amer oppression prcodee
headache and nausea mulou anda other
peculiar feelings known only the sufferer. Kindred
diseases remedy has dawned upon the having
object the relief Of suffering humanity. SAINTS Sarsa1ari an en-
urey vegetable composition operation pec4aT entering ID
10 the circulation thus Of
disease and dpaeng unhealthy By extending It, nhu
the body and reaction when
health succeeds debility and disease.
For particulars Advertisements city papers
Prepared AMI sold wholesale for e1poriaon y
A. BSANDS g CO. Druggists and Chemists, Buldinr-
No 23 Broadway Of Chambers authorized
agentn Richmond A. Duva Co. Petersburg Roper Ande
Norfolk NJ A Santos and -o Druggists generally IN the
principal cities in the T. statesPnee sIOO per bottles
ior -
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The Mission 10 China-.Ur. Webster and Mr. Gushing
10 The EiIton. Of The VIM

The Mission 10 China-.Ur. Webster and Mr. Gushing.
To the Editors o the Wing
have just read the remarks Of "W." on the China
Mission, published in the Wing Of this morning las taken
from the National Inteigonccr which you ascrbe TO the
pen Of Mr. Webster and you in your conoc.
ture, only show how the usefulness Of great in
teIect may be destroyed when embarked in bad cause
when its object onccompish wicked purpose by at
tempting to Justify unlawful The terms Of the law
plain and ineligible tlc English language could
make thcm-thc appropriation Of $4,000 absolute
but coHdhDHab also Is that provision Of the law which
creates the Commission the commission itself only au.
horzed condition, "taf agent saH be semi Jv riy
tue Of s ae uHss he shall hare been opponiedt y and
rim ne odrics and consent Of the Senate"
Did Mr. Tyler or Mr. wv" suppose thot the power ex.
-tod with the Executive 10 the appointment with
the authority Of Congrcssl II So Why was il made the
subject Of special communication TO that body asking that
the authority might be gveu otherwise and the authority
BE- given eOHdt0Haiy why these conditions be disre
Radcd and set ~ dofance Has the condition of the law
above quoted been complied with either the letter or the
| spirit Has Mr.. Caleb Cushing been appointed by and
with the advice and Of the Scnae1 n not can he
be the duly accredited Minister China according 10 the
Of the lowl Have the power Of the representatives. Of
the people, and the laws 81 this county, ceased be Of
binding obligation or influence on Executve7-and is
this Of the consequences growing out Of the late Of
the House Of Representative, virtually declaring him be
. an unimpeachabc oticcf Here is only no authority
for the appointment Of Mt Cushing but h actually pro.
hjted by law; and yet the face Of this prohibition to
send any agent China without bic shall fret
have been ratified by the Senate s officially announced
In The Court Gazette, that Mr. Cushing, who has been three
times rejected by the Senate within the last 40 days, md
for another appointment hos been selected by the acting
President as Minister or Agent to China.
II Tor Congress regulate the grade and authorize the
appointment oi foreign agonts-they may full
Mission or Charge dAfairoshp TO any foreign power,
they may a5osh any already created. Suppose NJ h. last
session Congress had declared ts belief In the inuhy Of
Minister TO the Turkish Dominiuns; would the powoi
and the right have been disputed " not why is the night
authorize the appointment Of a national representatv,
abroad ooHdon0ig to be dsputed7 and iha is acknow
lodged, why these conditions not to be observed Of
suppose Congress had authorized the appointment
Special Minister England, provided the late Treaty
Washington ratified by Great Britain, and it wa,
raihed-woud eny doubt the power Of Congress u
give this conditional authority, would claim Tor h'
Executive the night disregard the condition snd to send
Minister though the treaty had been othcdl land why hooC
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RICHMOND DAILY WING.
MONDAY MORNING. NAY rs, is4a
Rally Of the IFhiss Of RehaOHd, Henieo aud Manehes
ter proposed at the Erehang, Tuesday (to-norroel


IL the wish OF many ct the Wings OF this vicinity to eel
citrate the 18th July, which is Distant by plain
but abundant BARB ECUE, the old Virginia fashion,
tsome convenient locality the ncighborhood OF Rich.
mond, and TO have at their party friends, who
stood firm, whatever the nducement might be betray
cause and country, from every region OF the State
Is desired to place the subscription pay the expenses
OF this Barbecue 80 low, that citizens OF all fortunes par
take init without inconvenience and tits wished
by those who suggest it, that shall be MEMBRANES al
iar at least with the exception OF the baons regu
lar toasts.
IL Is not desired. that understand that there shall
speaking on the day. beyond possibly the introduction OF
sentiment or the response a compliment Hlusiou
The desire OF the orgnator be- that the Wing par
shall meet together grca, numbers possible on
that the birth day OF independence with the leas, possible
restraint from orm ceremony etiquette become bet
ter acquainted with another exchange thoughts and
to promote harmony, unity, and good feeling.
As the plan Is carried proposed it will be ne.
correspond with gentlemen in every part of Viz
gina, hoped there will be full attendance to- morrow
evening IN order organize measures as to rem
der the 18th Of July agreeable day all who may partic
pate in !, here. SEvrK,t Crrtzrxs
u The Compiler and Star requested TO rc.publish con-
spicuously, Tuesday (to-moyruw) morning
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MEssRs. CUSHING, FLETCHER WEBSTER. AND JOHN


There IS we believe remaining doubt that this triad are
TO proceed Immediately to China represent the American
People for the fret time in that and renowned coun
y-Cushing as chief OF the Embassy, Mr. Webster as Sc
ce'ay OF Legation and Mr. Tyler, Jr Private and Con.
hdenia Secretary, chaacern which he has distinguish
ed himself already The creating the Mission is BY
this arrangement ramped under foot ayowodly And speak
ing Of this, public to the luminous re-
marks OF b. in another column
The New York Express says:
Ma. CusHING CHINESE Mls,IoS-The Wash
ingon correspondent Of the Baltimore Paro, understands
that the igae Bundywne the soop of war st LOUIS and
the Steamship Missouri will proceed, with little delay as
possible TO the coast Of China. Mr. Gushing will 20 by
the English mail route overland and Join the squadron
bombay. This arrangement will enable him 10 spend n
month IN London ond Pans which may be Of
vice 10 him m the discharge Of his duties
Letters from Washington that Mr.. John Tyler Jr
the Presidents SON. Is accompany Mr. Gushing To China
his private and confidential Secretary Mr. C. il is said
has already drawn las salary and outf-Sls,OOO.
Bah american.
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wOMAN'S CoNSTANCY.
BY Mss SHELTON.

Ask me not HOW love thee. Feel this heart
Beat u thine own with pulses wild and high;
Let its mute throbbings tell how dear thou art
Take from these gazing eyes passionate reply.
| cannot speak my love. But / can be
Thine own through life and death-and only thine.
Thy love may fail or cool, but mine for thee
Is lite-log worship at a changeless shrine.n
That raven hair may blanch--that lofty brow
Lose Its calm beauty-that pure hesrt its truth;
But MINE shall keep these pertect-mine shall throw
Round thy sad failing age the hope and power OF youth
Thy path Is now amid the bright and gay,
Thyseif so gay and bright; but change must come;
And those who share thy nooh-tido's sunny way
Will enter not with thee thy quiet evening home.
THEN shalt thou know now deeply I have loved
THEN witt thou torn TO me; and, heart to heart.
We from our calm ret eat will watch, unmoyed,
The tickle summer friends OF thy proud life depart!
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HENRIco, May 18th, ls43.

MT Tyler IN his first Message Congress the Extra Session
tce he was ~ thoroughly The appoint
ING Tn Office one OF character delicate and responsible
The appointing power he'd With
ANXIOUS soheic To select the
eanno be supposed to personal knowledge quail
aion OF every applicant, deem proper
public manner to invite the part just scrutiny
into the character and of person
bring To their notice the
Unless persons trustworthy employed public
service, corruption and rrcsuat win inevitably follow.
riA tao geatssf eAee.sess tAe dcs1
rsrar=R rtsoy osstitHi ai s Erocutre d1artres
"As Performance Q is dais day laH isl
"aSrt 0ls
try shall also ut the earliest proper
ton Congress To such Judgment will be best
calculated rgHas EIcafirs pe in reference To
~this vitality important subject"
How noby and consistently he has carried this true
view of his duty
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DIED,

49, Yesterday morning, ut half pas, O'Clock. M NJ
'ictorlo Celeste Delcampo consort of j. NJ DID,, .'s'
aged % years and months. She was n nn,iv. az -
mingo. but resident Of this city from her inf no,
rends aud ncquaintances Of the family and ,bos. e M
Juan rizzin are requested attend her funeral hi ;
without further notice. a'' O'Clock,
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THE CONCERT Ar ST LANES

One who knows that the public may confident.
y rely upon rich the Concert this evening The
object for which it is designed is meritorious one and
strongly appeals n liberal public.
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A has been arrested Philadelphia for selling
spirituous liquors to little boys, by the cents worth
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-15

MR. DAVIDSON, the manufacturer OF the FLYING Machine
Is exhibiting his invention at Mobile.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-15

AXE AGENCY.
IENHE subscribers arc sole Agents for the sale of
= Barnes Axes They have hand large supply Of hs
and broad which VIII Be odd Oncom
monty low by The Boz singly.
ma Is PEAKE, JONES WINSTON.
EUsT 10 hand suppy Issnd Clipped HERRiNGs,
- for 10 PEAKE JONES q WINSTON.
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GREENE CnIrNTY

TIN SALE at the City Hall will be continued this even
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HOUSE, SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL
ID A1NG1N6,

fHE subscriber bcgs leave inform public
u generally That he still continues carry above
TONED business IN MI is square
the Depot H. Hill where he hnsa large assortment
Of glass paint copaivarnsh putty
az onte most reasonable tie would especially
who IA done that he
has connected with him Mr. Richard smith,
hrsi rate sign painter who will always shop
thankfully all orders both great and execute
with nca'ness and with dispatch. lie country
friends athe wouhbc happy
nodaie them with s services lie ready
TO any part Of the city twenty glass My
erals are always q the best afford and ask
only one one price for painting that for the work 20
per yard r. r. SMITH.
" H. would inform those wishing their paror and other
doors finished IN That beautiful style called white polishing that av
ing acquired thorough knowledge prepared
dertakc and be cqualed by
other painter IN the city My shall be TO suit the present
ma p
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-15

Public Attention invited Splendid DaI
has tins Monday Morning under the Exchange Hotel
g-r Open for examination early the Morning Of sale
- INLOEs & BROTHER Aucts
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&C lEIN
81 You perceive by the advertised list Of Premiums proposed
10 be distributed at Hanover Court House 3d THURSDAY
lsth May that about $3.50 required the hand. Of the
Treasurer 50 little has been collected that important there
should be fun ATTENDANCE and all prepared
qIoa means Of communicating ynu before the
meeting buiihrough the public press and suggestion
Of the President place this before you.
ma s-dScd c. W. BASsETT Treasurer
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-15

Bible Society.
To The Members Of The Bible Society Of Virginia.
Al the request of Constitutional number Of the Board Of Ma,
nsers Of tie Bible Society Of Virginia hereby General Meet
ng u the Society he hed Church Richmond on
Friday Evening. May the 18Th past seven O'Clock
ma - r. COURTNEY. President.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-15
F1hU3HLE rRoPERTI on + sTHEEr

Attention requested 10 Of Hemp ampons properly ON
MAN street under Deed NJ Trust nj O'Clock afternoon
ma - WILLIAMS T. HANALT. Aucts.
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9The creditor. of M wicam are requested to meet at the
Office Of JAMES LYONS Tuesday next at a. o'clock P NJ
1915
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NEW THEOLOGY!
COOK WANTED.

WISH 10 hire for the year good plain Cook
- Woman ma Is THOMAS TYRER.