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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-12

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HnrgTove Of this City.
To those oho haze contributed and those ioho may
contribute, TO the linle boz for tie Western Lunafe
asylum;
Capt. CLAIBORNE would suggest the citizens Of Rich.
mond friendly to this matter, who patrons to papers
published here bohegious and POLITICAL and in the
habit OF Hing them after perusa he would be thankful for
portion OF them, all papers published in the Meopo.
IT, being the Emporium Of News &c would be more era.
uying 10 the unfortunate inmates Of the institution The
several kind Editors who have aided the cause have been
very liberal in furnishing their exchange papers, and that
enough for them-it is than ought or can be ex.
pected Of them, to furnish supply Of their papers.
Capt C. has the pleasure say, that arrangements
have been made and greater facility for the Little Box
Messrs. Boyd, Edmonds & Davenport have volunteered
convey II 10 ScOttsye and Benj F. Fry, Esq, OF that
place, will forward TO its place Of destinatonall which
will be accomplished in 36 hours and is certainly pfoera.
bic TO going by wagon, which takes six days. Neverhe.
less, feel grateful TO the kind gentleman in Rockbndge
who carried the little box previous 20 the arrangement
The now route commenced Monday last and the little
box erGmmed although Of the former contributors
missing-iho ladies' bess their gentle heursg-but
they somewhat excusabe last week the celebra
ton Of Independence, and city nothing but SOL
dier and music both Of which the ladies' very par
lnl What with the Washington Rinemen, Frodoricks
burg Guards mot only good looking fellows but soiders
combined with the we'll known aud disciplined volunteer
companies Of this city, all thrown into spasms
/ particularly the ladies.
Contributors to the last BOz-The Wing, Compiler and
Star continue the old Thanks ihs Editor
the Religious Herald for liberal supply Of religious paper
&c. &C.: he although from another hemisphere IL here
whole soul and body, wife and children, and guess viii
| never return the land Of Victoria
The day for closing the little box Saturday, Of r. "
| Departure, Monday, at z AN.
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The July No. 10 hand with wontod punctuaiiiy
We have had time only to observe that the presen, No IL
decorated. beaoufed, adorned, ennoblcd, &c. by eko
Likeness o. "Old Bullion" in oil his glory.
The Editor says that unless the papers IL exchanges with
will each send h two Subscribers, he viii Be compelled
stop e1ehsnge. We fear we shall fall before this
stern erection,
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THIRD MUNICIPALTTY,

The result shows that Slde leaves the city with mso-
ry OF la No doubt OF his election be
tanned.
Gov White leaves the city with majority Of Ill
We shall be surprised learn that he has been defeated
in the District by handsome majority Unless the
parishes do better than tho second municipality has DONE
the defeat of the Wing candidate is certain
Felix Labatu Esq, has been elected the Legislature.
His majority the great Champion Of Locoocoism, it
will be seen, was % votes.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-12

AZ Cleveland, Orange County Thursday the 22d June
by the Rev. Mr.. Ernest, Mr. RoBERr b. MARYE Of Fred
erioksburg, MARY, second daughter Of Col Ambrose
Madison.
This marriage published in tho Whig-but the ma.
nuscrpt being egble, the compositor made mistake in
guessing az tho namo Of the bride groom.
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CongTes.looai ReDyese1faflon,

The article in another column, from Lieut. Whiting,
treats this important subject very eaboratey and ingenious.
~. But doubt the feasibility and oxpodioncy u the
plan proposed. There too many proliminares. Dor
people like better their odfoshoned rough roll and tum.
bic mode Of voting, that Of the ballo-hich will be-
required under this t,roiect
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-12

The Odd Fellows had fine, healthy, hot day yesterday
for their celobratonwhoh went of In fine style. They
cut splendid figure in the streets, and sd impo.
sing one, when seated az Boydens hospitable board.
About sixty Of the Petersburg Lodge joined dio broth.
here
Friend Ford, Of tho "Odd Feiiop" will give he al ihe
particulars Of the day, and let into Of the secrets
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Observation-Disclosures" as Uncle Tommy Of as Baqa,

have recently received several messages from my old
brother Coons IN the county-Ono from the Sashcs n
Hanover, which is cheering; that there never was
known before the like Of young Coons-that they are
thicker the Whortebery bushes than lOcus
seen. From another Old Coon, fisherman on the tide
Of the Pamuney that they were Just 90 on he wild
Cherry bushes in he owRrounds aud last tho least
that there such prospect for Apples. This }.
glorious ndeed-with plenty Of Cider what won't the
Coons do--why. the let November, 1914, they will
show the triumvistcVsn Burenism Calhouniam pnd Ty
lsrisus--how he cat ess the grabbing Hoe
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ALBEMARLE LANDS FOR SALE.
DY virtue of a decree of the Circnif Snperior

z NlTNut vi hutiitt VI Ait OWthN ouVtIlhI
- Of Law and ChanceW, for the county Of Abemane
pronounced Of tho President and Directors u Liter
airy agan, Martin Dawson's cSor and Others iha the
day Of August being Abemare Court day, Al The front
Tavern M Of Charlottesville,
highest bder The tract of Land, lying In aid county
n Hardware River Containing about 1850
known Belle being residence of Mar
deed This within about miles nom Scots
the James River Kanawha Canal and about ~ miles
from Of Charlottesville
~ The time and place. shall offer NJ public sale about 900
acfesnf Land ng around and adjacent 70 The village % Milton
aid county belonging of Martin Dawson deed
This land situated The Rvanna River navrabe stream Nd
joins two Manufacturing Nils and within miles Of Chafoes
vine.
Al-o AZ the time and place. shall oer pubic ale
other u Lam 81 2pt bng IN aid county Hard
RveE patented Martin Dawson deed and adon
the ands o. s Christopher aud Charles Hudson deed
and within fsw pips u ~ town Of scottsvile.
" Terms wiz hbera and made knovn On ne day Of
u 1a-dlttceawtds " w. nOUTFfhIL, Connm'r.
br Bnqurrf win coy twice week tAi day AZ.
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u The Petersburg Republican thinks the Enquirer in
parting the Geogia begeants showed foul play. says:
Notwithstanding the sole object Of the Enquirer has been
to dscountenance this Iarrng among friends what
instance itself presents Of the tendency take Sides when
we attempt 10 separate The parties in combat First we
suppose that the Enqure ebuko intended for these
Georgia papers and their correspondents, presume II
might have been understood By them, without quoting the
abusive language used, the made in re-
gard 20 Mr. Calhoun Again. although the language both
Oi "Wir and spectator excite the surprise Bnd rogrer
Of the Enquirer, yet spectator whose language 90
much the violent Of the gets on without farther
individual reproach, while poor "Wu" is not only himself
made the subject of oasdgaton, but the channe
through which under certain alternative threat ished GU
TO "the great body" Of Mr.. Calhouns friends. The Enqu
believes that they would be the first reprobate anc
dscam "Wirrs" II 80 what the use Of mai
ing ibis threat under IAN aIlernatve,'I
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ALLEN a. cos OFFICE,
UNDER THE EXCHANGE.

Drawing cceived BY This Evenings ma-Capa Pnze $4,000
lOffte o. 1000 besides other good Prizes offered Cor
sum of so Nos and ~ drawn Sales ~ O'Clock
y w. % day Can before that supply yourselves
A. fYta
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-12

IL Two of our Cariers-ono Shockoe Hill, and
another Cary street. confined by the Grippe. Sub
scrber these routes, who do get their papers, will
please send the office for them.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-12

u We note chronclers Of passing events that nc.
cordng to the Enquirer and Globe Mr. Van Burens pros
poets are brghenngi according the Petersburg Repub
can, Washington Spectator, &c. Mr.. Calhoun growing
popularity daily Pennsylvania paper says Col Dick John
will be the President and the Locooco paper in
Detroit has doubt Of the triumphant election Of Gov
Cass
AT this rate, shall have abundance Of Presidents
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Lssissns Election.


pic thinks quite certain that Sdei ( elected in the
LIST District. and ea that Gov. White, whose election
considered certain. is defeated in the I'd District
The Bee observes
THE ELECTIONS.
Looking At the result Of the city election in phoso
pheal mood Il that have been slightly used
up Tho Wings, however. have been taught lesson that
will be of service them hereaiter-and feel assured
that they will profit by their experience.
IL does become defeated party over disas-
but is wise Tor them take Of the manner in
which they have been We have been sleeping
mine which has exploded under us.-Care be
taken in future eounermne and oppose strategy with
like preparation.
There is eomor, in the fact that have elected
our candidate FELIX LABATUT, to the Legsature-a
feat we perform upon any occasion.
We have little doubt Of EDWARD ID. Wnrrk's election.
Acknowledging the soothing influences OF this great and
glorious day, will cut short remarks, and
ing sufficient quantity OF philosophy console for the
probable loss Of the LIST District refer readers
annexed table Of the elections with this single admoniton
To Locotoco friends that they catch mapping
again, they will have invent a meSmerisng machine
greater power than any that has yet been discovered.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-12
WORTHAM'S OFFICE,

Two prizes $1,000 5000, 1000 10 of 1000 &C. IN The
New Jersey stats Lofe Drawing per
b. n WoRTBAMs
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To JOIN S. CAsKrE, Esq.
JrSE 10Th. ls43.


Gentlemen Your very iatterng invitation to furnish
copy OF my address for publication has been received.
most reluctant refuse which It Is
pleasure make. have, however often expressed, what
believe almost universal opinion that the pub
LEGATION OF Fourth Of July Oratons and, indeed, of
siona addresses generally in bad and that when
published in nine instances OF ten they prove bores
even 10 those who desired their elevation the dignity OF
type" Ii would be MOST in to deviate in
my from idea which have advocated in the
case OF others. Moreover my address prepared
short notice and while laboring under the depress-
to be read" constrained attribute wholly to that
kindness and generosity towards myself which has mark
ed the bearing yourselves and those you represent
since appointed you, and for which beg
leave TO embrace this opportunity Of returning
thanks. Trusting, gentlemen that you will appreciate my
motives and excuse my noncompliance with your request
remain, very gratefully and faithfully, yours, &c.
JOHN 5. CASKIE.
To WM w. WEIsGEE, Esq, Capt. c. L. d.. sc. &c.
dressed Captain Es-to which the following his
ply
RICHMOND, July I, ls43
Genlemen-I hope you will excuse me from complying
with your request furnish for publication copy of the
remarks which had the honor make predatory read
ing the Declaration OF Independence the 18th OF July
The remarks in question intended for publica-
ton II they served TO quicken single sentiment of pat
rlosm-to give the slightest emphasis the noble docu
ment Of which they u poor preface-to add all
the enthusiasm which grateful people, should feel
that great dayor afford qualification in any degree
TO those by whose appointment they made those
others who heard them their object has been accomplished
and j, IN that, well repaid.
With great respect, your obi serv'L,
THOMAS II. ELLIS.
To Captains Weisiger, McRse Gregory G. w. Munford
J. ID. Munford, and 1t Cong Richards.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-12

DIVIDEND Of % per has been declared by the Tueka
N River Rail Road Company, payable
the Office u Brown h Taylor
juia-ft LUDwELL ". BROWN Trea'r.
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HoYT 4 cos PRIZE OFFICE,

OF 10000 10 of 1000 &c had ~ day n Hoy a
20 Tickets - Drawing received a O'Clock THE EVENING"
turn hour ~ Ocock Ia ~
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~ Mr. Calhoun has been solicited by his friends,
sit the North But he declines for the following
81 have never known any visit, by in the position
occupy that did not do weaken than strengthen
him, and can why the fact should be
the same in my There many reasons why it
should be and among them of the strongest in my
opinion, Is that there large and influential, but quiet
den too elevated and its responsibility great
the object of personal solicitation say
participate in the impression. According my opinion
the highest Office in the Unon ought be the reward only
OF acknowledged servcesservices long and faithful and
evncng thorough knowledge Of system Of Govern.
ment, and deep devotion the Constitution the liberty
and the happiness Of the country. Thus thinking, am
10 taking any step that might be construed
place me in an attitude inconsistent with that opinion
Excellent theses but why they published
in all the papers Of the harmonious Democracy Why
the Globe and Enquirer withhold theml Are those papers
afraid they win revive unpleasant recoectons touching
Mr. Van Burens visit his relations in every State in the
Inion2
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AUG. l.. WARNER,
X. l.. BOHANNAN,
JNO. CULLEN,
l. w CHAMRERIA'

Dr. Maupn ooncurrod in the sentiment which prompted
the above resolutions but o. he practitioner Of med
oine deemed IL unnecessary for him 10 attach his
A. l.. w.
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WIN. w. WEISIGER,
Captain c. l.. ID.
SHERWIN McRAE,
Captain II. l.. ID.
JNO. NJ. GREGORY,
Captain X. l.. ID.
GEORGE w. MUNFORD,
Captain X. l.. |. Blues.
JOHN ID. MUNFORD,
Captain X. S. Guard.
THOMAS III. ELLIS,
Captain r. F. Artillery.
ANSON RICHARDS,
Lieut.. Cong. w. Grenadiers.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-12

IL Tits generally conjectured that the Enquirers ejec
ton OF Capt Tyler is the beres infection, which his Elk
ceency has experienced To win that paper, he
pended all his Soon after his advent power,
said, he opened correspondence with of the in
huentia of the Junto and was from that day till the
ming of 9Th Of July, unremitng in his efforts concia
on aud permitted himself doubt but that
would crown bis labJurs. The Juno seemed him
than half way-,nlked loudly Of his independence
his honesty-his love Of the COnstutonthe moral hero
ism of his vetoes-hs Repubcanism his noble contempt
for the Clay Wings &C. &C., and in the meantime clutch
ed all the Treasury pap they could, and sucked him dry
a squeezed lemon.
Now that they have had their will of him, they turn up
their at him-tel him he smpeton think of
electon-that he is the every LASr-that there
dozen in Virginia the Union in favour Of him. and
the he gets of the way Of honest people the
for him
We undertake say which-the seduced who
ed nfamy, the seducer, who famed the flame of illicit
passion, occupies in moral pontof view the eeya-
ted position But there can be but opinion who got
wOried by the intercourse. Besides aery and promises,
the Captain got nothing while he dubbed and cheated
and is now scorned and loathed
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I'VE are requested to publish the following cOnespOn.

dence j
RICHMOND, July 6, ls43
Sr-On behalf OF the respective companies under our
command, request you will furnish with copy OF
your beautiful Grafton, for publication. We were so highly
graied ourselves that wish those who had not the
pleasure to hear to participate in our enjoyment We do
make this request unmeanng compliment but be-
think sincerely that your happy effort deserves TO
be read both for its fine sentiment its correct principles
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-12

csrn nsde.-Mr. N. Levi from London aud Puris) Ia,
the honor aequant the nobility gentry and inhabitants
Carlisle and vicinity, that he intends practising. tor few
weeks only, in the where he will perform operations
ON CoRSs, after newly approved method.
Mr. Levi has diligently studied the Corn Laws and
he is enabled 10 give immediate relief by means OF s-
ding-scale
The ougiasls Of the following tcsmonias aud severn
thousand feet more inspection MIR Lewis resi-
dcnee. II, Abbeyscet. where he be consulted daily
NoooSSExoS ASrcoRS-i-Aw LKAsuE.
COPIES OF TESTIMONIALS.
From Lady Corn,caiiis.-"This is certify that Mr..
Levi. in the skul manner and without occasioning
the slightest pain extracted the corn from my name.
WALLIS"
From d.. Fsrguson. Physician to the Queen-'.I beg
to certify that Mr. Levi has, in scientific manner. and
without inconvenience, extracted the unicorn from Her
Msjestys Arms. RoBERr FERGusoN, NJ d."
- CornstackS attended in any part OF the country.
Jenkins Faui-A paragraph appeared in the Morning
Post, stating that the infant Princess admitted Fri
day into the pale Of the church, have authority for stating
that her Royal Hghness not dipped into bucket.
TAe Greatest Deleaey Of the Season-Mr. Roebuck.
dinner recently given BY Lord Broughan reported have
eaten his toords.
Extraordinary Nopelty-There has been no revolution
at Paris thisyear.
PRIVATE AND communicated Sbthrop presents
his compliments PuNcn, and having perceived that ut
the christening the infant Princess the King OF Han
represented by Proxy, he Co Sibthorpl will be
glad know who Proxy and whether the individual
bearing that authorised by the King OF Hanover
to represent his Majesty the occasion alluded tot
LITERARY INrELicENcE-ln consequence OF the
Of the work called the Enyirons of Readngt is in
tended bring book called the "Suburbs OF Spelling,
which will be followed nrapid succession Precnes
Of Prosody' and the "outskirts OF photography"
SCIENTIFIC INrELIIsENcE.The Statistical Society have
offered prize medal for the report of the
number France who have the of
the Legion OF Honor The result OF tins IABoRIoUs inquiry
is looked forward to with great curiosity.
A Decided Fr-lt has been said that the Income-Tax
ought to apply only fixed property. If this principle
put in force, there would be tax Lord William
Iennoxs novel; for his publisher declares there
moving it,
A Card.-Messrs. Wellington and Peel lpatrorised by
her Majesty offer their services the Court and the Nobi
i,y in general to carry messages and undertake go the
greatest lengths get Foreign Dukes waited
on and ROYAL Processes shown the leave the
kingdom with advantage themselves.
s.'Money raised on the most liberal terms.
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Liffelfs Museum.

For several months. had not this old and valued
acquaintance and had begun to lament among the de-
parted But late mail brought the July No-as rich
any of predecessosn oil the varied Literature Of the
English Periodicals.
The No is ornamented with beautiful engraving OF
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TOBACCO.

On Monday, the 10Th inst, Messrs. Ellis & Elicit sold
Shockoe Warehouse three hhds. Tobacco the crop Of
Mr. J. w Hester Of Louisa, the following prices No.
at SIS, No. at 80 average Of Sl2 50, and No.
Lugs at 80 25 purchased by Messrs Samuel & Thomas
Hargrove Of this City.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-12

9J Sugar, Coffee, Bacon, Lard, &C.. nj nuc
uon.-Auenon ofdealers IL asked morning
"hen w" De found prime Sugars and
superior quality, with Bacon, Lard, &c
ju1s WILLIAMS A. uaxAtr A..
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NJ O1ICE-The Directors of the Brook Turn
pike Company declared 81 per cent for
the last months payable and aer the 18th Instant
Of Workman McGnIder A. Co.
iuII-d1t J. n. EUgTACF qccrearv.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-12

hNE OF two courses must be pursued by me
~ in the sale Of my Piano Fotes adopt the
common practice with dealers the article Of rHHnisg
other Instruments in order the
must do have been eDesvong eight past
the public to form their opinion by trying
former course have adopted, and shall
have tried and found work we'll
al least equal made this any other country
have heard OF but that opinion being Interested do
the public To depend alone and simply beg
the matter by actual trial Any desiring purchase
Piano can take mine trial and withhold payment they
prove the instrument Z. P. NASH.
Book and Piano Forte Seller
M efer.ln,r Va
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WILLIAM b. WHITING.

The following exquisite little poem is from the pen Of Mr.
O. W. Holmes whose tributes the muses. have from time
TO tme for several years. enriched the columns of the
ton papers There Is Of pnhos in stanzas
which cannot be exceled by any writer Of the day Its
nevoent philosophy also OF superior that sick
enng sensibty that has predomnaed since the Della Cru.
scan The pahos Of the fourth sanza, and the phos.
ophy of the last deserve the need Of Immortality for their
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-05-02
DEATH BY DROWNING

1t becomes our painrol duty to reoa.1 ;,
very worthy fellow citizen, Mr. A,nar VIC death Of
his son about 10 years Old who wo,o English 0nd
week in Otter Creek. The stream 49,. o'0Wned Lost
overfiowing the low lands on tie farm ~c, very high
ed. For the purpose ofsecurrg HI. r, "e deceas
constructed raft upon which he and \. ''' he had
parked. The only witness of the dis,. '00 had en-
vh hS VIA" at WORK on the opposite side orso @
Creek raising piercing cry for HELP wh n' IN tho
impossible they disappeared. and no,hr, 1 being
seen OF them Digent search has ever .; '"''' wa
making for the bodies, which as yet b,v. ~" been
rescued from the watcry element. NJ, PD.r G' 0een
respectable member the methodist cln o''" was
40 years old, and has left a wife and '' "OO''
children to mourn the death if husband md 'pa
r-.MiddleJ~ry Peoples Press. a'h'
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-05-02
From the Burlington Free Press.

We find the following paragraph in the last number
Of tho LamoilIe Standard, and gratfed to learn
that Judge Hebard gives so good satisfaction in that
section the State He is new Judge. and will
ofcourse find difficulties enough in his first year. He
produced very favorable impression in this county,
during tho late term Of the Supreme Court, and we
understand he has been equally successful in Wind
ham and Orange counties
''The Supreme Court held its session for this
county at Hydepark on Tuesday and Wednesday of
this week-present, Judges Royce, Bennett and lie
bard. Very little business was done, occupying but
two days. We learn that Judge Hebard's official
thus far ELECTS very general appreciation. He
certainly presdes with dignity, delivers opinions with
pompttude and ability, and bids fair to be an Elf
ccnt and popular judge.