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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-03

WA.n1NnrnY Eel,


GESTLENEN:-ln your paper Of the nd Instant, find
short notice OF the death Of Gen. RoBERT PoRrGETELu-
Perhaps living knows us much Of his military
services hs myself. You will obige old officer and COM
paniOn Of General Poorcld by inserting the enclosed
obituary in your Puper Your most obcdcnt servant
PHIL. SLAUGHTER.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-03

{ EO. K. PEAkE, having Withdrawn from
~ the concern Of GRETTER PEAKE- and associated with
himself MERiWEATliER JONES and EDMUND r. WINSTON,
under the firm Of PcEisr Jones 81 Winston,
action of general Grury, Commission ami Agricultural
mcnt business offer their
their country friends for the any
that be confded them They
occupied by Mr. A. King below the old
stand Of g. a p where weeks they open n
leec stock Family Orders and consign
intut- solicited this day. nh ,
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10 Southern ana Western sIcrchHnIs
AND OTHERS.
TIN WARE, &c. &c.
WHOLESALE AND PETIIJ.

Ify JAMES CORrLty,
No 10 Baltimore and No Harrison Street Baltimore Nd
IA GUILD respectfully inform the Tibie generally that he
~ hand the oriugnt of TIN WARE
BLOCK TiS AND JAPANED WARE this city. all OF
manufacturing which viii be soh the
terms grnoml asfornen 0f Table Cutlery Fancy Hard
Waters DiSons and American Bntsnna Ware Plated
Ware &c With Of house articles
meniion-neludng Hollow Wood &C.
y. cooper. Zinc Tin Roofing. Also COPPER Tin
spoung oil 10 varieties done in tie permanent md work
nrinlike manner, ~ the Subscriber
mar JAMrg TpUTIAN
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-03

E(OH SALE. TO remain IN Richmond GIRL about
10 YEAR, old Of gOo character AMI habits aud for her
well qualified House Also in
THIS place, stout healthy Negro MAN, years
sl75. Apply at Mr BACON TArTs once Workman Is
McGrut,f's m a-it'-i
sSUGAR AND MOLAssES-4O hhis " Orleans sugar-5O
- bbls do superior Moisses, received and for
w. ANDERSON, Jr-
NH Opposite Columbian Iio:cl
D AGUIRA AND RIO CUFFEE-5O bags Iaguir-SO do
- Dark Rio Coffee, u-t received and for ale.
mh w. ANDERSON. Jr.
HLON ER SEED.-2OO bushels prime Clover
~ seed jI.t received in Store. for very
W. ANDERSON. IT,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-03

NuIHER supply of ihoSe elegant Molcskn Hats Just
received Ter sehr Richmond have been
waiting for them furnish calling on
GEO. W. PERRY,
60 = Hardware Store.
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lRana1Aa Republican.

NJ hs residence Louisa county sunday the 10Th Of Febni
ary JAMES NICHE Esq in his fist year. by HONORABLE
industry Capt Niche acquired large fortune. the
benefit OF those around lie If any enemies
and many friends and the Of his aged
grave the best euogy that could be pronounced him
who distressed family life" heart was fun
% the mix of human
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-03

8 lAL - KGEkN-J. w. IkandoIph has received for
sale Treatise on the DcnN Art on actual ,sper.pcr
Illustrated by sil figures nd - Maury Dentist Of
the ROYAL foyuehc School translated French with note,
and additions by ]. u. SAVER. 30
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-03

sQnn Cords of Pine and Oak Wood, for abe BY
OUOh iO-dim RANKIN wHrrLoCK, 1sth =.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-03

The STEAMER laid before the House message from
ihc President Of the United States IN answer 10 a rss,
non Of The House the subject d the construction Of that
portion Of the treaty Of Washington which relates 10 ,
right II visitation.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-03
TwENTY.SEyENTH CONGRESS-,
MoSDay. Feb. 81, ~.
THIRD SESSION.

The Senate. i. morning. resolved proceed regularly
t the bills the calender Among the important
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-03

IN" FORAGE CAPS AND FANCY HATS, for BoVs-
Another supply Of those beautiful ARTICLES lust received per
-chr Richmond also Boy Cloth Caps-some very low
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-17
City Intelligence.

DIED IN HIS WIFE's LAp.-Mr James Armstrong,
a native Of Ireland, aged 60 years, who has resided
at 1876 Orange street, died on Wednesday evening
while his head was in the lap of his aged wife The
old couple had been Out in the afternoon TO take
wall, and returning home little atgued, she took
a seat, and he laid down on a chair with his head
in her lap, and died almost Instantly. Verdict of
coroner's jury, death from disease of the heart
NEVER CARRY MONEY IN YOUR HAT.-A man ma
med William Albertson, of 90 James street, while
visit to the premises of one Mary Curten ON
Wednesday night, dropped his hat containing 1921 in
hank notes, as he was descending The stems. which
Mary Curten clinchdd, and when he rescued il the
money that had been placed under the lining was
among the missing. She was arrested and fully
committed
Moro SHOP LETTERS Officers Cockefair and
Spencer yesterday arrested Two colored women.
named Susan Jones, and Mary Gibbs, who stand
charged WI grand larceny, in stealing silks, &c,
from the store OF John A. Hearn IL Co 1926 Broad
way, valued at over 800 Jones entered the store
alone on The 9Th inst and there stole goods valued
at 1874 %, and yesterday took Gibbs with her, and
between them they logged of 1895 80 worth Of silks
and other valuable dry goods. On searching them,
several pieces OF goods were found wound round
therbodes, and nearly all the stolen goods were re-
covered.
STOLEN SILVER RRcovKRED Officers sweet, Col
vln, aud Tappao, arrested several thieves and bur
lars Yesterday, AID recovered a quantity OF silver
plate, silk shawls overco1ts, &c. Among the plate
are a number Of silver tea spoons marked G, and
others marked L M. g; several heavy silver forks
with lions rampant, &c. Persons having lost such
articles can obtain them application 10 the Off
GERS, by paying charges.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-17

'THE BIBLE IN SPAN."-This remarkable work
has just been issued by that enterprsing hero of mo-
dern cheap terature-W Winchester The author,
Mr.. Barrow, is well known as a writer of great
powers of observation, and skill in graphic descrip-
ton. His adventures in Spain were Of the most ro-
mantle and exciting nature; and he has succeeded
in giving Of the most faithful and interesting
accounts of the moral, political and social condition
Of that country, which hae ever been published
The work in Iact combines, in the most feIctous
manner, the exciting incidents of a romance, with
the accurate information OF intelligent and edu-
Gated traveller. The work spublished in a double
extra New World, and is sold for 25 cents, at the
Herald Literary Depot.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-17

NAvAL.-The yacht On-ka-hy-ee has been pur-
chased of Mr.. Stevens by the government, for the
navy On her voyage from this port to Norfolk,
where she was delivered at the Gosport yard, she
encountered severe gale from the w. ~ W., and
while lying to under the storm staysai, the jibstay
parted, by which the foremost was carried away
below the deck, the manmast also went, which
ripped up the deck considerably, causing much da-
mage thereto. During the severity of the weather
the vessel shipped much water on deck, large
quantity of which entered her cabin, injurng it ma
terially.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-17

U S. CRY DESPATCH osr.-Although three days
have elapsed since Valentines Day, there appears
be no dminution of the letters that continue to pour
into this establishment, thus ahordng convincing
proof, amy were wanting, that although other bu-
siness may be dull, that of the Tickle Cod Is
the alert. Indeed, the number Of love to-
kens this year surpass in amount all former prece
dent. Under these circumstances, if it should hap
pen that any Of our fair friends have met with any
disappointment in the prompt delivery of their let
tiers, trust they will grant all the indulgence in
their power to this very useful branch of the Post
Office department
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-17

HUDSON RIVER RALRoAD.-We perceive that the
chairman of the Railroad Committee in the Senate,
Judge Scott, has made report asking leave to be
discharged from the consideration of this project
On motion of Senator varian, the subject was laid
on the table.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-17

1HE FUNERAL OF COMMODORE HuI.L takes place in
Philadelphia this day The masters and seamen of
the port the officers of the Army and Navy, and all
OF the Benevolent Societies had been formally invi-
ted by Commodore Barron. The Volunteers of the
First Brigade, under the command of Gen. Cadwal.
ader, were to form the escort.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-17

BuLwER's NOVEL, The LAST OF THE BARoNs, pub
llshed this morning by the Harpers, Brothers, sfo
sale at the Herald Literary Depot. Price % cents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-17

JUsT PUBLISHED, and for sale at the Herald Lite
rary Depot, Godey's Ladies' Book for March. This
IS a beautiful number. Also Graham's Magazine
for March; " The Daring Lovers beautiful en-
craving, embellishes this magazine. Also tor sale
here, the Philadelphia edition of "The Bible in
Spain, or the Adventures and Imprisonments of an
Englishman, in an attempt TO circulate the Scrip
lures in the Peninsula" by George Barrow, author
of the Gipeies of Spain-price SO cents. This will
also be published IN an Extra New World, at the
very low price of 25 cents. Also, Lights and sha-
dows of Factory Life in New England" by Fac
tory Girl Also, the "Ycung ISLANDERS tale of
the last century, by J. Taylor; and "The Farmers
Encyclopedia and Dictionary OF Rural Affairs, /" by
g. w. Johnson This is work that no farmer
should be without. Also new novel, "Masterman
Ready" by Marvat.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-17
Herald Literary Depot.

All the literary publications of the day. issued on
the cheap cash system are for sale at the HERALD Ii
TERARY DEPOT of CHEAP LITERATURE, North
West corner of Fulton and Nassau streets. Call see
and huv
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-05
DIR. HOUSEMAN,S

GERMAN COUGH DROPS,
DREPARED and sold wholesale by JOHN J. DAVIS. city
Of Hudon Columbia County NJ Y, and for sale in this
city AZ wholesale and retail, by
JAMES AsPINwALL,
O. William street. General Agent for this city;
and by of the principal retail druggists New York and
Brooklyn. .
Perhaps more important and valuable medicine than this
provided for the afflicted. No has hitherto been
the make extraordinary yrturs known but
been long tried aud lis efficacy thoroughly proved
the uabe OF actual BY Its merits
intrinsic excellence has become highly celebrated every
section of the country where has been with
eIaggeaton be pronounced nabe remedy Tor colds.
asthma, influenza, whoopng cough Group worms,
hRmorrhage raising blood and all the complaints affecting
the breast and ungs and tending consumption general
by Numerous may be the hands OF the
agents for the of this healing balssm showing that snch
has been effects nnumerable mutuds oil The
proofs of its wonue full efficacy ncontrovertbe used
in the st stages of aay OF tie complaints above named II
complete and their further progress arrested
Is this climate where such complaints are SO common owing
sudden changes of weather. who places hight value
upon health should be without this medicine; timely rs Of
will prevent the apRusing suerngs Of proscted i'll
ness and often preserve life itself Ecacio,s it
mild pleasant and always harmless; purely vegetable
compound and be tax with safety in all kinds Of
weather aud under al circumstances IL mild healing
and the gentle tonic Its use
has only who abong under
Illness but has produced improvement IN the
health If peQ consttutonally feeble its effect TO i'm
and vHor 10 the system, while causes weak
n2i I'm eodfm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-05
DOCTOR MORRTSON


NORTH RIVER DIsPENSARY, 2oi11 Fulton street,
Colegs Of Surgeons London and formerly Surgeon in the
British Navy, continues be consulted dent ally
O'Clock A. NJ. TO 10 NJ all diseases private nature
and all those by
the duties Of the qualified Dr. Ms ability fulhi
his professional and honor dscharging
his dutv Is well known citizens he addresses himself
str advising them place themseve. under ad
vertlsug Doctor without reading his cole DIPLOMA the
only test against imposition Dr. NJ daily ued by
ents where the leading symptoms have bea only chected
still leaving the poison Turk the until ultima
deyeopes itself the depoable shape secondary syphilis
In all ca D. M perfect without mercury
hindrance from business In forms of the disease he
cures to da and in proportion malignant His
medicines not unpleasant and convenient
sTRICTURES OF Observation-Disclosures in the
urehra such aud enlargement of the
glands with much irritation and dull pain
hose parts are some Of the consequences 81 NAL treatment
Dr. NJ structures scientific manner omotipg their
absorption without Persons who from reading catchpen.
ny books may be frightened
tie belief tat they the subjects of the
opn,on OF DIR NJ without charge Peors frequently
told by 9uecks they have structure when truth they have
not
CONSTITUTIONAL DFBILITY-Those suffering from
the effects OF secret destructive habit would do well call
on Dr. NJ who will without charge demonstrate them
the morbid condition Of the system such
which aggravated by the Of such crJa
stimulate. onlv e. create greater depression
Letters post paid and containing fee will medicine
and ADVICE Of the Union and warranted
N:B-Wi'h one exception Dr. NJ. is the only qualified adj
the See his diplomas
his Office, 2o4k Fulton $50 imsr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-05
FOR ERUPTIONS ON THE SKIN, CHAP'D
HANDS OR FACE, DlSFIGUREMENTS,
ERECKIES- RLOTCHES MC

THE public have been humbugged much with nostum
that they afraid physicians remedy; still if the
sensible show that article really med
cal they must believe it, now this we'd to have cured the
powerful have failed Ash cosmetic is really
racuout clears and beaut fees the skin wonderfully
excellent wash with; for infants with tender hesh
aud men with sore bearls, il escellent also salt
rheum scurvy, erypeas itch &C. Sold Sign the
American Eagle 81 Chatham spce cents cake; State
Boston, Ledger Building Philadelphia, Fulton st.
Brooklyn.
The Moorish Hair Dye-Pce 50 per bottle for
dyeng light, red hair dark brown black-SoId
the place.
Jones' Spanish Lily WhiteFor making ladies cheeks fine
alabaser white This is different to common chalk
injure.
Country merchants, captains and Others allowed liberal
discount 70 sell again. All letters post paid, attended
nl5 ImS sec
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-05
ON STRUCTURE AND IT'S CURE.
THE FOLLOWING REMARKS WILL PLACE DE

FORE he public fey u mot deeply interesting facts
and often sIs,s who are nG IN the ,tst
or sne hai sou sSpns people take bad
Of noon then that there three
in the last place that the cure Of Structure Is
tain free from PAIN and generally accomplished in very little
With regard to The frat Of those remarks m !.
0onorhea IT. for instance that disease suffered ccnt
fro. % %Ga %Sa s .nd
Z often suffered to remain Indefinitely But i should be
which fasf TSlss
ns + aRsus 2. sss
length time laying dormant, but the hidden
,,. o d,o
70 the flow Of urine is observed which . quite m:,ske
striking change tbs respect indeed diminished OF inter.
is CO state R a. p
advantage, however which ignorant advertising people
a Of , no. notion cruel Every body tnSw
q; s Fl k a. 1s
"Sc ns r. S e k S
s1S IN Ss E. h
% h ' sssp t% Ss
% ny tie S hss nS
e. o re- & %
THH MANNER OF has bean already said the
attentvely after finished the clothes are
ssq s Cff .,i as s '
70 say o% ons or .s NAV 1a.
and not produce structure for naturally disposed
90 SsSos % e ] i roaS ae
sufficient ground at least for the suspicion Of structure The
THE EyvKcr STRUCTURE MAS yroN THE xMp.-The
effect of Structure depress the spirits and lessen both
effects Not however, that IS seen alike in every nd
vidna but common that the writer rarely Of
does complain KAT e not M so capable Of su
return Of .piri, AID the disappearing Of other maade the
With regard che cure Of Structure on this rabect is su
hcet 70 observe land stated with confidence and plea
plished very little time 30 much Is ri. could not hav.
been some years but such has been the improve
that he accomplish the cure Of structure to a. many
Ta % beg: Z ~ who SH r s
Il sss dsas ds.ssss wi Which @
i Is advisable Sd~evs that those who suspect .tctuI
posble should consult the author personally and nothing
OF cure separate rooms also, arranged for those
who itsy have TO wait little
sss ss g icy y.s % two ss ~
nay rely with confidence what has been advanced Win
s s 81 E AZ Sph s a Be-. es'Ss "a the e.
Of those diseases both ho.pi and city practice ior more
than thirty and has pubshed two editions o. Eors e,
most eminent physicians in Europe TO tne mo eminent n
Sir A,,ey Cooper 2 p. Mot , :, VIEW YGra
ntted 70 refer 70 Almost every Phy.ess Of III.
Ralph /. cou,ulted q, his private .idenee No Greer.
wich towards be B..sfy s.y hour He nay also b
dollar .nl imsr
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,..p,vv HX AAE = tbr LA2 gIE;s,r ,o,

~ NlAEHlEU LADIES.
MADAME RESTELL'S PREVENTIVE POWDERS.
Those invaluable Powders have been universally adopted
Europe but France Psrieuar E3r upwards Of thirty
well by Thousands this country being the only md
pe and efcacous remedy for married ladies' whose health
fcrbids too npd increase Of family.
Madame kestell, as u well known was for thirty 70
male Physician in the principal Female Hospitals in
those Of Vienna and Pariswhee favored by her great
experience and Opportunities, she that celebrity
oss discoveries medical specially ADAPTED
to the female Frame for which her now sand UNI
vale Las well in this country in Europe Her acquain
with the physology and anatomy of the female franz,
enables herby tracing the decline and i'll health OF arrisd
females sarccn the meridian Of life and the consequent IA
pd and often apparently inexpcabe which consien
fond mother premature grave-to their source
arrive knowledge or the primary of female nd
poson.eapecayof married fenaes-which in 1909 led 20
the discovery of her celebrated Preventive Powder" TheY
adoption has been the means Of only the heath
tnef.
The advertiser feeling the importance Of this subject and
matng the vast benefits resulting TO thousands BY their ador
ton, would most espsctiuy the attention Of the
ned BY all that they hold and dear their ecpsidetion
Ii Il not and virtuous 70 prevent evils TO which
Mbect by simple and healthy means within control
Every dsassiona vruous and enlightened mind will unhe
statnsy answer in The Affirmative Price FIVE dollars pack
can be forwarded BY mail to any part # the United stase
TELL, Female Physician Prineip! once. ln GreenEsh
Boston Office. No. ESSEX ct. ole 2msf
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WONDERFUL REMEDY.
vIRREY's TINCTURE AND LOTION OF 1NvIGO.


SUPPLY Of these invaluable and extraordinary remedies
Lyons by his exclusive American agents, De Launey Grey
Of New York Nothing equal them has yet
for removing mPotency huor abus affections
the and revvng the decayed energies
certain fact that be proved by in
minutes; for while all other medicines recommended for the
diseases admitted by their be slow Of
and Lotion and
make their effect felt few after made
Of Indeed their quick and wonderful SUCH cold.
mbecilIty cannot the that
der their dominion for half BILE
married fem ale them ard without offspring for
they Immediately correct the inactivity Of certain which
IN nlnetynine Of hundred the Of unutful
They also unvalled remedies ia ncpen consump
on dyspepsia papitaon OF the heart headache gt
and affections Of the kidneys and IN all diseases produced BY
ameess solitary hsbi' for which they speedy and posi-
i've cure The Tncture taken internally and pleasant
%dey With great benefit, but effective when used
Nks'nsst fIice " bottle, or both bottles for So
NJ living at distance have these medicines
sent " Ie oI OF two powders, only double the pota9e
WIN Iu Prned directions for converting them the Tnc
ture and Lotion nce 81 for one powder or 50 for both
when both are used their effect wonderful in removing i'm
po,ence. s ~
AZ reittanses nustbe paid and directed to De Launey
Information Of delicate and interesting nature which cam
not be inserted 10 pablo each bot
nant women for their exciting nature would liable 10 bro
duce abortion.
Sold BY special appointment off
suklmsf IA Dame u, New York
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MEDICAL AND SURGICAL OFFICE

DOCTOR JOHNSON, II Duane street, well known To
- the victims Of Syphiltc disease the successful
this destructive almost BILE malay sr!l be
found the old Office which he has occupied Tor the last
yeus he public, and large portion OF medical in
IA psctce have ida that all adversng Doctors quacks
ignorant charatsns; that quacks
ny meacaI quackery consists Ia man holding himself forth
as skilled IN the hea'ing art without having diploma or
hory 10 psctce or without general medical Information
fhysic ADD Surgery-tha knowledge OF general
disease superior "a of Physicians
and that skill in the proper of
every variety oil venerial Disceye including the surgical
thra preemuent We have confined practice the
of all prvae and delicate complaints ten
We 600 pa year, patients
only from of the uned State but they
undo, the and no week passes
in the city and from the country coming
their PATIENTS sending their
advice We discounienance quackery form, and there
country where the find physician skilled nthe
OF their disease Every undertake make
cha No matter how long YOU have elect Structure,
Ulcers the body the throat pains the
head aud bones OF the legs, will and If
Is durable at all.
Constitu Weakness Impotence is disease SO
pcated Character that the adopted BY the
jorty Of physicians highly Injurious ead Of saut
constituting part OF paicecc Many unfortunate
tim of this unnatural ed the benefit
lltary treatment Dyspepsia weakness Of the limbs and small
OF the back confusion Of intellect paltaon Of
the face, only symptoms Of this complaint II drec
followed Post letters with
statement oi containing So for advice attended We
hold no communion with the advering Doctors New York
PUBLICATIONS OF others Office II Duane street, do
Chatham street de- lmsT