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, 1843-10-07

Of the parliamentary appropriation,
in 1843, icing the Queen, civil list:
"fhe Queens privy purse, f60,.
COO; royal household salaries. EI3l.-
200; tradesmen's bills, El72 500:
royal bounty aims. Gl32OO; unap-
propriated. f8,OOO; Duke of Cum
bertrand (who is King Of Hanover.)
f2l,OOO; Duke Of Cambridge f27,-
900; Duchess of Gloucester E16.-
600; Queen Adelaide 0 600;
Duchess of Kent G3O.OOO; Prince
Albert 10000; King Leopold 10000;
making in all over G7OO,OOO; or
three million FIVE hundred thousand
dollars annually, for TIE support of
tie royal family"
, 1843-10-07

Expenses # R9yolH-Mr. Weed,
in one of his popular letters from
England, gives the following items
, 1843-10-07

INTERESTING DrALocuE.-Thc FOL.
lowing dialogue is copied from the
Minis Point Herald. 1t is suited TO
every meridian. ard by the substitu,
lion Of Mechanic, Merchant. Lawyer.
Doctor. &c. is adapted to all the VA
rIous classes in the community:
Farmer.-Good morning. Mr.. Ed
itor. | wish you'd give me 4 paper,
| want TO see the news.
Edifor.-Wiih pleasure; here is
one just from the press. What have
you in that basket?
Fdrmcr.--l have some fresh but
ter. EGGS, and about a gallon Of rasp-
berries which Ihaye brou1httomarket
Editor.--Well. neighbor Snobs. !
am glad that | am ont of butter
please give me Il poun2 OF two, if You
can spare il.
Farmer.-You can have i. all Mt 4
bit 7 pound.
Etitor.--Nc-v true. but ! gaze you
a newspaper at your request; turn a
bout is fair play you know: now !
want Won 10 girc me some butter.
Farmcr.--But | have brought that
butter 10 sci.
Eji,or.-We too publish our pa
per 10 sell: by our lahcr> we live, and
ii you Farmers will not support u..
we cannot tuy your marketing. We
cannot afford to give Par"rs away.
FGymcr.--But asked for only 4
parer. and that Is not much vou know.
you will not miss that.
E'tar.--! @yH-1 ,ou only G"r a
pound or two OF butter, and that's
not much you know.
FoInisr.-Ies, that's all very truc.
but il J should give YOU my butter
every BODY else would want TO get u
On the same terms, and couldn't sci
: any more to any person.
Extraordinarily, Farmer Snobs
now | have brought you to the very
point | wish YOU to understand: it !;
true, I newspaper is of bot triflinL
value. hat let IN editor get in the hab
it of giving his raperS away 30 Tom
Dick and Harry. whenever called on
who will be ,ool enough 10 pay for
what others yet gratis?-besides, il i.
morally wrong to make paving sub
fscrihers pay for the papers thus vast
. ed upon persons who refuse TO con
( tribute one cent 10 the SuStainmen'
of The public press. We therefore
feel II cur duty to inform YOU. neigh
hor SnohS, that we 90 not gire papers
away-.ifou r paperis not worth buy.
inr, it is M: worth reading.
, 1843-10-07
Eartrt'S WanderinSs.

find the dore Jouni no rest far the sole Of
her frat"
, 1843-10-07

TuE PRE-rous PEARL Religion in
a female securPs al her interests. 1t
craces her character, promotes her
peace, ehdears her friendship, secures
her esteem, ana adds a dignity and
north ird'scrihahIe 10 all her deeds.
How pleasant when the absent hus-
band can think of home. and reflect
that angels watch Tie place? When
about 70 leave her a widow, how
consolmg. if her character is such.
that he can lean on the Widows God.
and put her children under the guar
d,anship of Him who Is the father Of
The fhthcrless! Then he quiIs the
world calm and happy, supported by
the rope that he shall meet them all
in heaven.
, 1843-10-07

La2rvEss.-The LATEST man We ev-
er heard Of, was described rs follows.
to n friend of ours. byan Old lady in
Cnwcta county, Ga:
"Perhaps you don't know Xeke
GihbcAs, what lived down here on
West Fork. Well. he was the Ia.
aiest man YOU ever heard tell Of
When he and. his wife got married.
they had a pretty good chance Of
truck between en-. But Ieke was
too lazy to make crops. and so every
thing went to rack and ruin. Icke's
wife was Il right smart omen; 50 she
told him one day he'd got to work.
Cant Won plough? says she. Don't
know how?' says Xeke. We'll, I'll
show YOU, So she gearcd the boss.
put him in the plough herself, and
took Teke and led him 10 it. and put
his hands on the plough handle. and
do YOU think the lazy critter did'dt
stand there without stirring m inch,
I'LL the caires cat his coat tails oF!t"
, 1843-10-07

PoLL EvrL.-Thls disease, saws tie
Southern Planter. has generally been
considered i~ucurabIc; bat Mr.. Sunni,
81 Terrell, of Carolina, an old gentle
man OF The highest responsibility, cal
led At eur Office "a few days since. 10
say that he had an un!ailmI remedy
IN the little evergreen commonly cal.
led The grouaI Try. The Iehi is gath
cred and died before the fire until it
can be pounded, when Il table spoon
hl is mixed with an equal quantity Of
slack line, and the swelling havirg
been laid open 70 the bone, the mix
turc is laid ON the wound and kept en-
as place by 4 bandagc. Mr.. Terrell
SAYS he has used it himself. ard he
has knonn,it frequently used by ot1-
erS, and that IL no instance, has the
first application failed TO effect Il
cure.
A CoURTLY ltEPonT.-A certain
lawyer in one Of our Western States.
had . dog that wasa great favorlte
and was in the haiti of attending
Court with HIM; one day the dog took
into his head to ascend the bench
and annoyed the Judge very much
ov running between his legs. The
Judge in Il great rage, gave him a vIO.
len, kick that sen han yeIpiag across
fc curt house. The lawyer, much
ncen>ed 1t the uncefcmonious man
Ter in which his tpvor.te was treated,
oiIIcd TO him, Pomp come here
There. said he take that, giving him
another kick, did | Rot tell YOU to
keep out Of bad company.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-08
AND VOYAGES
SMITH, DRINKER A MoRpts

'''4 m DINNER NORRIS
EHoN'rIs Visits IN Remarkable Piaee. On, nm. -. :
" anu r-nes Illustrative Of striking Passage. - esas
@ ~ IN enghie- OF Durham and Nor,hanbersS 10Y
Rx,tS. mid nowi author Of Rua Life Ensiand se %
'1ieh sehoo~ hospitals Literary peron,.. pnySr
Of Pennsylvania. sc. - surgery In the University
the E..,s, 70 co'Hs-oHsA sIIs Mr,oArE.,.. -
Eas,efn Courts OF Cochin China Sian, ana 49, - 10
Snn2 OF war Peacock David Ceeneer ~ nc =
uH years IeSs-3-i. hy Edmund Rohert, commandment darins
VOYAGE EouSD woELp inrb,4i,. -T
d. SURGE, n ~, ~ ana IeS. by w 8. w Ruseenbsrv~r
10 the u ; Navy Member Of the Ae,d.,. - W ~
nc. - -1N1o' " three yeaTs in the Paei-
VII TO rHr CFTr o. CALInS aIong a.. s, = -
resah Gun and the MedterraI can ipeI.sin OF me
sted ESQ 2. r. :. sc. &c - SoSouA oy J. X Well
in NoTs 49,, IstASp ov crsA &c-Sarraiive or Ton,
'erea comprising Mexico the Mine, of RI a., ou
49, e ana the Bfish CoI1nies, with an F,r,,s
'N an % Cuba. By Henry Tudor Esqr. ~ ''on oths
TRAVELS n EURoPK Avn TIE F.
II ~ io1r through Great Britain IreLanI r,,rr $500
i,stN saAony bohemia Austria Bavay,. s sl-Hr
No. ny tuscany, The PaPal States the Neapo,tan n
ts us stands OF uir Arehpela-s Greeee Egyn
n - Naaeha and Hungary BY valentine Mo-, N
ja26 u inc University of New York.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-08
GARDEN SEED.
GAYN0R & LYELI,,

HAVE Just received fresh supply of Garden
n n SEEDS from the Norao different Garirn
Seeds grown IN this state all Of which they recommend as fresh
and genuine.
ARTICHoKT;-Grern Globe.
ASPARAGUS-Gmnt or Dutch.
BUNCH BEANs-Boad Windsor. Dwarf Mohawk Parry Dwarf
Mohawk E,trn Early Six Weeks Parry Six Weeks Long
Pod Marrow Dwarf Red speeked French Royal Dwarf White
Kidney.
POLE BEANs-IIoricultum Pole Larro White Linn Scarlet
Runners, White Dutch Runncrs
BEEI-Eary Blood Tunip. Fairy Yellow French Sugar Long
Blood, Mangol Wurizcn
BROCCoLt-iarge Purple Cape.
CARBAGB-Baucrseh Cromwell Drunhoad EarIy Bullock
Heart Dwarf Green savoy Eahy Sugar Loaf Early York Pint
BrunsFes Green Cnred Savoy Large sugar Loaf
Red Pcking.
CARROr.-tong Orange.
CAuLlFlowER-Eary and Late Dutch.
CoRN-smItis Ertra E,rIy.
CuCUMBER-Eafy Frame, Eary Green Cluster Long Green
Turkey.
EGG PLANT-Purpa
ENuiNE-Grspu Cufcd
KAJE-Gresn CURED Scotch.
LETrUCE-Brown Duteh Ea nrimhead Early sHess Green
Co.'S lee Large White Loaf
MELLON-Caroins Water Green Ctron tsrge M,,t M yi,
Nutm-g 1870
NNsrrRTIUM
okRA-f.ous and sinr
ONtON-Silvcf SKIN yellow GAIN
PARsLEY--Curied AMI singh
PARsNif-Ettra Large Large Dutch
PkAs-Uue Imperial Dwarf Msfowfat Dwarf Gree, Marrow
t Early Frame. Early Bishops Dwarf EIta Eany SINCLAIR or
Washington, Eafly Warwick MarngSht
RADls-Biact Spanish Turnp. Long Scarlet White Tur.
nip, yellow Turnp
SATISFY or VEGETABLE OYSTER
sftNACE--Prckly Pan, Round tssvcd or summer
SoUAsH-Eary White Bush Eafy Yellow Bush Winter Crook.
mech. yellow Striped
TUMATO--f.srKe Red
TIRNlPEsfy White Dutch Eafy Yellow neeh F,fy Ca fs.p
stoue Efy White Red Tor naea whte Fst Winter
Aiso-Canafy seed and an assortment Of Flower seed.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-08

lSH0 CASKS Ground Plaster
hDOO 40 hlsi-. Porto iliea Mola.---
900 bags Rio and lava Coffee
500 kegs Bk,.ng Powder
100 do. White Lead
400 sides Sole Leather
Is Lquonce
20 pipes = NJ Wine
loo Muscat do
80 boxes IIurs CanlIes
so do spcunacrt do
30 baskets SALAD OH
SO boxes Loaf Sugar
1000 ~aeks sah, AsTtou.
10 half pipes Cognae Bnniy
10 hbds wbiskey
so bbls do
20 casks Cheese
50 half chests Tea
100 boxes do
20 bbls Tanners
200 reans Cap and Letter Paper
200 krgs Rifle Powder
10 bbls Coppen.
20 casks sah Petre
10 bales Almonds For sale by
II DAVENPORT A. ALLEN
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-08
RICHMOND DAILY WHIG.

rsass or svseRirnoso Cry Subscribers $500 per year
and fos shorter PERIOD when by nail slo-payabe in
all In advance.
ApsEsrssrss-fot Tor e) ons nssr
Ton Is esns Two insertions ~ isl three " ,o and
every succeeding nssrtiop, - eent4 Ir D ID
Transient advertisers pay N advance.
Tbs number q Insertions Of Advertisements Tho
Ms they stopped and char
81 accordingly or Orders stop b. wiring
Annual Advertisers charged $50 squares ana I'm that
proportion for advertisements of length and $40 Zoe ON.
square, except Auetoneers and Lottery dealers charged
$780, paper included) t. HH. T.. go
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-08
BARGAINS! BARGAiNS!!

Ladies' superior Morocco ana Kid slippers,
~ only SlOO Psr pair, north Sl.5Ol
M have on hand NJ of ladies superior Norocro sra E
W Shippers part Mccndys Which AZ M above
very NV Price They are such usually az Else bat
being little out II the grfsf fashion only eason WHY u
ohef hem ~ such bargain We invite rarchas
generally - can and sr themselves any Other kd
n Goods IN our line determined our prices f
CasA suitable 70 The times. d. BULLtNGrON a CO.
Ms Manson nouss
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-08
GARDEN SEED,
WARRANTED FRESH AND GENUINE.


ROB'r X. DUVAL
Bank SqBDs, Richmond, Virginia,
"A sPARAcCS-f'tauf Dutch
n BEANs-largc. and Small lana. Snaps &c
BEEI-Long HOOD Early Blood Turnp French White sugar.
Mangrl Wurtxsl
BROCOLI-fary Cape. Lar-o PurrIe
CAbbA|h-tifg York lage York FAIRY Drumhcad Batter
sea. tarb sugarioaf Large Drumleid Do Red
Dutch or Picsing Green Curiod savoy Psnon Ietb &c
CARROT-i.ong Orange
CAULtFLOWEE-EaHy and Late
CELERY--Whtc Solid
CUCJMBER-Eariy Frame. Lonr Green
EGG PLANT
kALE-Scoch. s.l Kac
LErTUCE--Malti. lee Brown Dutch Cabbags Pars Cro-,
MELpN-Nutneg Ctfon. &c
WATER MEI.ON-FincSi kinds
NASTt WTIUM
oNi'N-Eary silver skinus,I Large Ret
PARsLEY-Curlei
fARsNiF-targu swelling
fEs-tafy M0uuneniaL Eary Cromwell Eary Cafoa F,ry
Franrc Dwarf nuc rrs.iln, Dwar Mauowfst
kADlsil-Long s,afe. Tuuip
RHUHARB-Red f1r Tara
sNLSiFi-or Vegetables Oyster
SPINACH
SQuAsii--fary llsh
TOMATO--Largs Red
TuRNir-Eay Pat Dutch Res Top 1Arg, NoroB Ruta Bag,
Also,
genera assoru,eut Of Flower seed
HULBUus ROOTS
DOUBLE pAHLiAs
ONION SETS &c A.. e1
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-08
MUSIC! MUSIC. MUSTC!!M
JUST RECEIVED BY
SMITH, DRINkER a. MORRIS

y IN I'M
FURTHER sippy Of and FashSonsble Ma..e o., N.
rsn fo''r few of which enuusrale follows.
The Ro-r tiueen. with virnete
no-"s fair, do do, by Horn 'a.
NO wreath Of fame twin for you -a te,f
Daylight Is on the ga, BY A. Lee 10. FL
All u ...r
You bid nc sing by G. Warren
Non Jc ne vake Pas Ch.n-onpe,. ..r. ~
o'ne with Thy he n the fountaina dusti by r. Euu.h
by hapPy village home, :. Pearson @
o'e he 'hneh that Chr hath given by Rev C. Chamber.
10 not torget He when djs. for piano and ruit.r
netnd Nof< words by Mrs aufboes- Of KAN, .H
Aayore'n &c &e- music, e. =. Horn -
ohmy hear Is sad for Araby, BY do do do ..r ~ .-
Sweet Sixteen A. a.
Oh no have forgotten the. do a.
Ihe Seasons, song. by r. Is.b.u, L An.
~ onef tbee this hand OF mine T. Chadv,t,s
~ stF"ud IKE 10 marry. comic by cr,x.. =
on'e' come away, -ooial gee or ehor. NV y me-.
iou Know a comic song By r. Moore .
Zeredinea serenade, by Flora
meeP not o er the unrnb q infancy by r Ive-
me rHner BOY . song a solo " duet. O. w Tsc,,-
Deh olera Dan CayantDes italennes for M. a.. =,
page, very popular ' 'e@uuiu sgnefe title
la koHaneesea eeebrated dance Of the is,s ..,,,
a. gaDop by G. BIes-ner - 49, NeHeAry' arranged
Fantasia for the piano forte founded on the - n
n fy overture tn The Ethiopian OPEN Bone sou,.n r,. -
lie Neeerih- by ]. Conner. very popular '' o'
Dvu' eniis ue belmont BY Les n. OCCURRENCE
eeeoH'ei Evergreen Ganop, by J. Iabin,xky
iosethe win about twenty hundred NIECE. =, 81, ~
puar and fashionable songs variations .a,,s e most po-
An the new publications. BY the most eeIab,,s .e-uH
son anrr they appear from pres Anv
"e procured az The shortest and on M. -, "
~. DRTNEER a
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-08

fe9 Opposite the Ruin. Eagle Hotel Main stree,
ECONOMY is WEALTH y!
IHNHE subscribers would again respectfully call
The attention Of Gentlemen in pair Of Boots
a Ha'rats grrs) TO their stock large and varied
II being object reduce as possible We viii su
them very low probably for a dollar or two he's than ,b can h.
purchased for at other establishment towaad good 4,
EarraHiod. }. T. WATKINS A co
Fashionable Boot AMI shoe Dealers
Re Opposite Ruins Eagle Hotel
bISE received, and opened this morntnr a
lot Of CALF-SkIN BOOTEES, a superior and eIeeL
pair For cheap Shoes ean on the subscribers a,
their cheap and fashionable boo, store opposite the s
Eagle Hotel liesl J. z WATKINS a CO
FINE DRESS WALKING SHOES.
AIDES fine dress French Morocco and Kid
- Walking Shoes made by w MeCury Of Phadclph, and
other celebrated Makers fine the above on hand and
ior sale low, by J. y. WATKINS a 90
Cheap Boot Shoe store.
Opposite Ruins late Eagc Hotel
oar SUGAR.---A few package. of woosey 4 woois-y..
douhe renct Loaf Sugar The aud Of eony
nsnt stto for families For sale
bar RoYALL MORGAN
,,, sugars aud Cotton Yarns.
0z HIDs very handsome n q. sugars
- 5000 Ihs Cotton assorted Nos nom ., Is Rich
und Manufacturing Company. which low for cash or
satisfactory paper. ja2S WA. ANDERSON. r.
& 'uEAP SALE OF EWHROIOEKIIss ANDIA-
- CES1tc subscriber TO- ts purpose Of selling oa his pre-
sent stock q Enboes and Izces has reduced The price ofsv
y luele At least on former price lis r,e and wen
seeeed and great bargains wl be AnonF VIII b,
French Needle WORK Canes and Cou,r, r,,y,s an, ,
Lace DO; Collar inside Mourning do with d. Rich
Lnbodcrcd Muslin Robes so upwards French AMI ngb
Thread laees French i and Robbneu lIeustitch Re-.
veire and Embroidered ikfs Canbre Needle ort
cum. A2l JOHN WRIGHT
HLON ERSEED....IO bushels Cloycrseed. ui.t
received from The Mountains perfectly free from an noTous
SEEDS. Tor sale BY SHIELDS 4 sONFRyftIp
R92
'IWAyELLlNG TRrNKs AND GARRETT BNGs-our a..
sotnent Of the above ven complete Persons In v,pi
WI easc call selling great Bargains f,r cash
"a JUDAH MYERs a 60.
EgntStsf-, sstst -iHU~.---For ale very cheap hand
- some assortment Of Brsies Of Fancy D1snr and
bling Bfushcs also Pant aud Vanish Basga At no Hard
war; and Fancy store Of
btS RICHARDS a CAPnNrR
SrCARrs VANILLA CRLAM CANDY.A suPpiy Of the above
- just received ~ ROBERT X DUvAI
- Bans square
IVNHE sub crlbsr offers for sale:
u French csicoes ~ u and ~ cents per yard
French Mcrinocs, ~ 81 anri Gs %
Back Mouselns. from is Ga and upwards
N Morsviin ii0ac, foun ts6dto sd
White bick and coour Cotton oe, rom D. prr mir AMI
upwards
riannes--rsd. white mi yellow from sed,oes
Sins choice vcy cheap, sundrv oher Ar
tele, equally A. cheap hsa JNO WRIGHT
To make room Eor sPuING GOOnS.
SIARh ca. selling bargains IN WINTER CLOfuINg
- and invite for themselves AZ
EXCHANGE CLOTHING STORE
10 Exchange street
TNwENrX casks cheese
- 50 boHessoap
so o. spesm Candies
SO Do TsnOw doJus received and fOr s,is low for cash
BY WADE w. wooLpRIDcE
bie door, below Ne Dsa
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-08
REMOVED

enANNAN L CO.'S Old Dominica cIohin, s,o,. ,,,,
-. ~, ssoe Of the street and facing the FsnSS op
" "'@ih n House from Governor
knov,r =, - tns opportunity method ~ r.L.
= ~ u- eisens Of Richmond vieinrv - -. lhS
- Keep On hand C0dhing Of an kiod -, -ie hat
riu.d 49, aI approaching which We ,v1 ~ :,
49,, pss, TOT cash We respectfully invite an =, IN - a.
"a nv ~ 49, ~neiheI they want goods or NOT An ~
re money reansed % An eooas waIrarsrd y s', II and
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-08

\ OST or misplaced from our Store. on Cary
- street on the night of the s,or. o- az r,,,
son "o boxes single af and bose- IL wool.y
sugar ~ half bows Of BroVns three h,s a.
Barnes Co.'S Axes. &C nns IA rr ,st
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-08

GRETTER " PEAKE,
Fivc doors below the He'll Tavern
bfFER their services To- the public as General
- Agents snd Commission Merchants
ly WI give thet prompt snd attention 10 the bri,-
puc and sale ~ and c0untry produce NJ every And
Alrhnord l'eeeuhe' no. isia
SsUSouEHANNA LUMHER--
k~ts, fof slie ~ ' ~ wv
- ~ snEnDs a soMERvlILE
q tURrAiN BANDS AM PfNs-Hiel,ari. a C!,,sr-, t.,
- iusi received assortment Curtain Band. and u,t -
Of very eh and oliTant they or Tor s.s cheap
IA
HTLEGANr PLATE wARNERs--A esptsi sgtse f,- -oi5
~ westhet for sale cbespy
20 RICHARDS a cApnNrp
IGS 900 doms Tutey Pigs in prime order ast received
- and for sale low,T bst JAMES FISHER SON
COOPER, BOZ AND sMOLLETT
'ENlE Pathfinder BY Copper 50cThe Fickwek Pspers
~ boz 5ntllunfrcy Cunkcf. BY suan- % received
u I a.y and tor ~ hy hst 4. s. LYONS.
CORN AND COB GRINDER.
NJ hhavo received from W. Massey of Baltimore hI- machine
Ioi gfntng com and cob, which received premium
- nes state Ashonhuril Pair Albany Tiny wiz bs
d 2f--u pc,r,.y . ,,.,r,,-.
NtssiNo GoWNstn assogtnsn 81 me above Y..o,l All
daT o. ts = ~ ~.
~ NIs y,,,,s ,,.....
NLOvERsEED-Oo bushels Clovcr-eed o. exe,n-r o,,li,
- landing aud Zoe ale w WILLIAMS = HAxAI.I
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-08
ROBERT MOTT,

ssn A"S- q ~ EfoAa-r< Bs-A. RI1--o-a. ys-rs.s.
"eeivea iifheT supply Of hinS Co2el anI ofh~r
Uni % Ireneh and AH-teaa Window sona $40 %
mot reasonable -
" ia htse 'ly Of ssp Stone Paint saIe low su
peror paint for Tin shinxi.d Roos-
o. - ~
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-08

for the rrfnovni md permanent q all dis-
ease. arising from an Impure OF the
blood, or insit OF the system, viz:
scrni os kng Evil Obstinate I,
IONS fimp OF Posuss The Face, Bo,rbes Bie- Chronic
soc Eyes Ring Worn OF Te:e cah Head Enlarrsreni and
PAIN OF the Bones and Joints synhie sxm,
tons Seiaiea or Lunbago and diseases arising an iniud
so u-e oi Mercury Aseies or Dof~y importance
IN life A-o Chronic Constitutional will be removed
by his
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-01-21
SOUTH CAROLINA SENATORS.

A correspondent of the Charleston Mer-
curry, in speaking of the appointment of
Judge Huger to the United States Senate
by the Legislature of South Carolina, says:
"Tbe friends Of Judge Huger will be disap.
pointed in him. He will make no figure in the
United States Senate His election will weaken
Mr., Calhoun, and render no manner Of service
to the State, which has twenty ADLER men even
among The old Union party itself"
The Columbia (South Carolina) Chron-
icle has, among others, the following COM
ments on the successors of Messrs. Preston
and Calhoun:
1--WE have now two broken down old men in
the United States Senate, to supply the place of
Messrs. Preston and Calhoun. What falling
off is there my countrymen! No other State in
the Union was so ably represented in that body
as South Carolina, in point Of eloquence and in
tellect. In talent the world could not surpass
her Senator'S Now the wreck of great man
fills the seat of the one, and cypheI that Of the
other. What position will Mr.. Nc Duffie be
placed in! He returns to Washington 10 tear the
laurels from his own brows; 10 obiterate. with
palsed hand and feeble aim, the name, which, in
his balmy days, he had written for himself in the
annals Of legislation, to fight against himself and
against every principle with the exception Of
the tariff to which he is indebted for his reputa.
ton; and to batter down every monument Of his
former greatness
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-01-21
Correspondence Of the Boon's Lick Times
JEFFERSON Cry, Jan. 10, lS43.

MEssRs. Benson & GREEN:-The past
week has been distinguished for stormy debat,.
Three or four days were consumed by the House
OF Representatives in discussing the Senate bill
to abolish Imprisonment for debt, and bill for
the same purpose offered by Mr.. Hudson Of St.
Louis. And, by the.way. you see that the papers
were in error in announcing that imprisonment
for debt had been abolished" Mr.. Hudsons bill
was rejected. and much opposition was extended
to The Senate bill, which after being in the com.
mittee OF the whole for two or three days and re-
ceiving some slight amendment is ,1o,o Just as it
left the Senate, being, by some rule Of hocus
pocus, taken from the committee, wittout
the amendments, The principle objection to the
bill is. that it does not provide for the punishment
Of fraudulent or dishonest debtors, but places the
honest and dishonest upon the same footing. The
friends Of the bill said that they were in favor OF
passing separate law for Furnishing fraud. while
its enemies were for lacking on to it amendments
to that effect. 1t is matter or doubt which will
prevail, bu: it is thought that some latr, abolish.
ing Imprisonment for debt will be passed very
soon. And it should be done, for it is far behind
the spirit Of the age to imprson ma n for debt
it belongs to barbarous, rather than a civilized
people.
1t seems to be an impossbility to get an unsn.
unity OF action upon any question OF importance.
So far from it that the differences Of opinion are
just as numerous as the various factions compo-
sing the General Assembly. 1t is no longer
question as to wha, they ,0iu do. but what they
can do. Composed, or rather discomposed. as
they are, they cannot do much else than quarrel
among themselves-but this is done to perfection!
The war RACES most terribly-the roaring OF the
artillery. and the elashing Of the smaller arms,
are distinctly heard above the storm! And it is
not confined to the Capitol--you will see that
formal war has been declared by the jefferson
Inquirer upon the Missouri Reporter and the ST..
Louis democracy, who are charged by the Inqui-
rer with forming coalition with the wings" to
bring back the reign OF 'shin plasters" by allow.
ing The Bank OF Missouri to issue $5 notes! and
all democrats in favor OF this measure are inclu.
ded in the coalition. This, as might have been
expected, created a great sensation among that
portion Of the party And 10 such an extent
that Mr.. Wash. OF ST. Louis, backed by Wells,
OF Warren, and others, offered resolution, in the
House on Saturday last, calling upon Messrs
Lusk and Son. OF the Inquirer. for the author OF
the article making these charges-the old gentle,