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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-12-12
ROSE C0TTAGE,

kDt RSI ANT 10 the provisions OF a Deed I'm
Trust eE-sated By Mrs ssf.h REGs-oE subscriber
an on NE loth dy u 'ccnhtr. ista purposes
therein dsssHaisd add Tscold n The Crs ono. cf a5sr
colhl shan proceed 10 sell bS public su-ton premises
~ u eA on FRIDAY the 18th Gay o. December neat that
being fair day. the Re1 far tay theresnet tsurly 81
eped h'' dte and hsahy residence. county % Han
over ~hn mics OF the city OF Richmond known ROSE
COTTAGE" the residence Of The gieharsn gTnJv mr.
On 'h' aneh ROAD from The Aeehanys Turnpike Hanover
,y1t h"'H He deed CONVEYS 365 ADJOINING
Wellington Henri Academy Edmund trsnshsN .Bd otters
Aoolt iw0 airI' 90 he hnd cleared nes
"h 9io''oe a"en' holes 7ui other necessary ou;bgngs
dow LAID
IhAS-'nerd 0i tie purchase money the talanee
90 equal payments n AMI ]: secured by bond ana
soi unity 'n4 deed ia trust the premises. ThS uue o.. BE-
such on'y. 4 COY Az sYryiyI-,, IT,,
Hann,er. Nov. Illh. Isl1 ~. 1i-..,a.
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LAM-PlRTNERSHIP.

TT'E undersigned have ormei Partnership m practice of
u The Law, ujrirr i, firm IT
BrockcnbroHgh q Patton. ="
which VIII commence ~ tie dly January, In addition
10 te Courts which the Senior palmer prictcs h. viii
hereafter attend the and Quarterly Augusta and
The Superior court Of Rockingham The Junior partner attend
the Superior and Quarterly Of Amherst Their pc.
tcew consequently embrace the 81 Rooour
Bath Augusta Rockingham and amherst Tic partner will
also continue the pactec IN The Couu Appeals .burg
Under The above arrangement Of The partners may
found 40 their Office during business PROMPT
degcn' attention 40 always he given % business committed To t.
Their afilessis Lexington, Va.
ions ". BEOCKENHnOtGU
De t2--e6t JlNTs GARDNER PNNrON
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ALEXANDRIA.


'ENHE subscriber wishes TO remind the Members
u OF the Legislature and are fond Of GOOD ealing
That this new establishment operation and he
prepared To furnish BTeHk Dinners. suppers Snack. at
moments notice and ia superior style VIII be stored
"hth Injuries and snbsantal of this northern markets
AMI he ake particular OYSTER that can h.
York R'er Cherry and Oysters three times
week.
- Private Rooms for supper parties
The lovers "i good Secar requested Try h which are
superior and genuine HAVANA. II You good cup Of Coffee
call de I-,hr N ~ nIrS
eR. WATKINS has left with us IA supply of
~ Mr. Brtts Uterine supporters reputation which they
have acquired here and elsewhere thu dsra for
which they Directed presents lvouaby We yyi AZ
ply Them or send them To all y no may desire IT,
DC S-diot CARMICHAEL a MILLS
To LET.
tNtRNlSHED ROOMS-TWo or thee mrnbc az IN. Iegis
n aiure could be accommodated large aud comfortable
rooms and er"akfaS C. Sir Jas Gays
garden. A. iii
CGARso Iihd St Reo Sugar fcceiyns for
- Ee ~ de GEO. T. HOOKER
~ ADDER, prime quality; Coppera do Alum do salt Pcirc do
DICKINSON, ROBINSON & Co.
Forwarding - COisaunission Merchants.
IFNHES oner for sale consignment on aivania
Il terls-IO0OO Bacon Sides and ehoul.er-
10000 lbs Cotton Yarns Ne. ) and ~
so Kegs Beatty FL GanpoSder
20 hays prime Coffee
Prime old Apple Brandy WhlGkey
no - ITcdegdT Bar Iron. assorted.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-12-12

IsvoLABLK consulted con
ndsntiaiy RichnDnd ap
pts-d that Dr. Hartley has received thorough Medical
London practice. which Particular branch
Of Medicine his profound experience very
great bis sueeess astonishing lie
THIS abuse OF Mercury thousands
Lc recent affections eStinguhed
eNses properly orada,ed patched "aaTted Irson
those about To be married houi be-
aeetients what dreadful inheritance
invalds afflicted with the dcposbir whether OF
spreading uetIOus inilammaory
eonstr'ion and persons suffering fom leading
To weakness med despair OF applying
TO DR.. H. Attendance osn A. this Office over
The Globe Hotel Pcsrburs e,ey Wednesday, A. W.
r. III " R-An communication. when Post paid, b.
swerei forthwith do
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-12-12
NEGRO HIRING

IHhh suhcrte again ofet bis the pubIs. this
branch ofhs bunrs the tine ofhirnr hand
H' infsator VIII 10 IN that which
owners feq1fen sickness especially s snu sueui
n The collection u deb Of ec renting
VT Rcd g. Tursnn who has fvealyts sted
with BIN willsssst inl IN biz bu.inev
RICHARD NIT IT,
Once Enquirer ONE Main street corner below the
Ranks. &C. i2-d&cIan.
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Auttiom salts.

rnaiS DAN.
lay Dsniop, sieaeerc a 60
Ncw orleans SUGAR. rlaln>.e.. A.
At Auction.
On ItkSDAN. he feih oeh.ss IN -
oef tustnn ofe. a q
~ Ahds rriase New orean. suxan.
20 do " Orleans aud Porto Rico Mols-->s
700 hass RIO. Lszuaya lava Codss
~" n"Nrs frerun and Talow Cantcs
10 t'iSs lotion Yarn. assorted No.
10 pipes Brarrb. Cheese in ea.ks ana Anr-.
SanForter Imperial sni Powehonx rSa
'tound Pcapsr. cFouni Ginger
thefsing Tobacco. Mustard
% ~ saf. con. &C.
wed nesetsb,c paper 49, ~ -PS'"
q II DUNLOP, moNcURE a CO Auet.
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Auttiom 9olrs.
FUTURE DAYS.
sy Ja>- az. Lyneb.

90. stock AT Aac aion.
Wa ~ ~oh, wEDNE sOAy Dr. I9-h n.cs,,h.. =, a.. -
sani- hois az n oeio-k The following snck sttooo f 80
ref Cent Stock Of The State Of u, loco Of Ian,
nsusNnA Sonhs IN ofs 70 suit purchasers Th- nj. ~, \.
made "i'ho AZ Limit os reserve PHILIP HARRISON
FREDERICK ANDERSON
wrs,.. JAS. n. LYNCH
wa ee tosi al ~ al pace fr cash 90 ,as, M
'rs'ni- Bank. pledged 70 said BsnE By Dr. " ctarts
u eei :. MARX. Casht
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SALE OF NEGROES.

Ic ir day ~ neat month ianu,ry, .3 certainly ssU To-
- the hse-, bidder the public Square Chsrousye .e,e
raj valuable including Woman witt aHkey children,
and one ~ boys lni perhaps Others.
TounssS months credit H. purchaser giving bond 80
proved security with from The be remit
ted hs principal puncualy ad liberty psy cash. d..
counting Interest u tlr purchaser chp,scs.
JAMES HART.
DE- tq-w7w v,,or of Aodrrv, fr.rt.s r,,st.
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.vc,,IH,IA,,TS AND CAPS.

HATS AND CAPS.
ECEINED another supply of the above. per
~ schf inthhufg manufactured by The subscriber Ne,
YORK expressly fa hs market Al iho- who n
above nrclr would 90 well cttmue ~ hcmeves
Iias and car. -7N ~ tte lowest New Nors price.
a.upDN
Store under Gle Esctangn Hotel Va and Wan g. cor
ucf of Nassau 49, Nov Nors.
NJ ANTED,-A healthy Wet Nurse Of good
habits, and whosc infant dos, exceed 81, months Ap
PIT DOT WORTHAM. McGRuDER 4 co.
CHILDREN's BOOTS AND sHOEs.
Made ~ Rva1. Eo'lgas5ce * BgcOn.
HAVE just received, per the steamer Coum.
bus the following superior Boot Children viz
black Morocco Booters het goat and hnc cath
e. Ditto coored Morocco Bun Boutces ditto Black Moroc
60 bussins Ditto Al n ne above 10 rphsy
having been made BY The bsst Wofsmsn particularly Tor Re
nH trade Of u. ~ TRANKLtS.
de Lssis.' Boot and Shoe Manufacturer shocsoc Hm
HfREsH ARRlvALlu.t n baud. tr Steamboat supry ~
ladies bali 0iers Of vsy superior qustv. To rooi aB
cheap Shoes, coil az JUDAH MYERS 4 90.
~ ~ Tastionatle Boot and shac nsalsu.
NRiND sruNEs-iS Scotia Grind stone. r,csy.
~ NC iof sale no u WEu1. BACON a co.
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CL0VERDALE HOTEL.
Hath County. For Rcnt.

IENHE undersigned wishes TO lease thi, well.
Il known establishment Turnpike road leading
nom HHrrisonburg and Ssuntcn the Virginia Springs s
west Of staurton and 90 Of the Warm spus several
has been night stand for aud Western
sage The accommodations Lodge persons
ioab Water conveyed into the yard By pipes spring
on the premises.
VIII also rent with the above portion Of
acres under fence contiguous ~. Hotel As purpnse
Keep ~ the established reputation this stand appy
suchas can wei recommends keep Hotel 20,
teon can be gwen time from Lat January nel
Adirss1 inc as fostmaNsr CoyeTdalc Hotel
2l-6w JOIN W. FRAZIER
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40 Dur:ap. Noneu,c !, a..
NOTICE.

Soee = MARX Ca.ht
40 on";ep, uoncnre a g.
NOTICE.
5S virtue "f deed OF trust Of James Smell and
wife duly executed and recorded han . On IN. pte,n
nihc 18th day q December o'eloeE m. Ia ii -
% "a nor, s Of or Main street being second cne
Tie ih1efs'eion % the 81 Main a h
the western side OF 10Th font OF q. feet nn.
-ab ii 'be ic believed but seIns tr,,,.
shall eonvry with special warranty.
Isrm- OF aeonc third much IN s.ion q. .n
be hessssry The r,mao,-, an - ~
aD - months and for such property NAV bns v.,
ssd above what be neesssa N. .a.f,t ~ ,h @
Aforesaid 'reh additional time may desired by the ,
AN ag'honiedio "y Be obtained Negotiable notes for b
efei payment af deed OF property o The .
de l-;ds THO p ppt,cy =
DUNLOP. MoNCCRE a Co Auet.
ToBAcco nAVCFdCT0RF FIXTURES
FOR SALE.
'sNHE subscriber will sell. at publ;c A,c,;o,
~. :, h,s tssio on or Cary Street Richmond on tr Rs
- '"e i'in OeeeEas-r oegning at IA
o., for approve ndor-sd over 500 AIh ss
tele-, viz: 's " "e following ar
large % iaeh FAung Iron Prss..,
~ Iron Presses for sor.. 10 90
Pound Lump Fisu.ag Nal.
. inch Nils fer Iss
2 inch d. for I6s
i sets Iron blRds 70. Borrs
3seul DO DO for Tires
p WOod-n C,s,is-,
!: sit.of BioskS aad sinser.
rWi-tss 6eneh---ses;e.. &c
$50 empty Bo<sS-&e- AZ
steyes and pipes
The house m be
The Is, Of January required s aboys , q. 'ss
de ~ N'N'N4s m business
sale conducted by Dunlop aon,ure 4 Co. Auet. ''
q shoes hoes BOOT. and Leather. AZ Auction.
font u auction store " A' Wiz DC hoAl IN
10" PaeAages Shoes and Boots eon9r..ins se,.r,t
Of seosonahls work the manu-, -,pr,r, ~
NO SOC SIDE Cool aud Cooi DanaEef- So 100,
IEkMs-Vtder 500, c5sh over s 100 I ron,b.--s. -,
W ID. ~ Co, Auct,
n ,,o..-. Dry Coos, u; Asction.
uh si'Nphl ~. Ism inst, ciriuanc nr n g o..t,-s -
rrs We wiz sen large and general aass.tuisnt OF my
" i1-' Sonaisun- OF TIE ls1a!
LLkhsIcnaer slOo cash sioa NOS sre for arrov
ee9 DUNLOP, NoNcURE & Co Aue,.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-12-12
CLASSICAL SCHOOL AZ CHARIOTrT: COZ "a

go HOUSE. Va.
u'hk d Session of School for the
Ws ~ N February and is 90ih o. June following
IEhhs OF TUrrfoNs2O rcr Session. An ssdtonai Of
70 PEI sesaon for the Moefn Language french aui Srsnh)
G. ~. BARRSDALE \. ~
Professors Harrison and WIN " rngc Unvctst
" ot Va WAT Caldwell Capt John Mlha Cob Jas r. Marshall
Henry Wahns Charlotte Va, Judge WIN Leigh HaHsv Va
Wood bonldin kchuoni, Va. a. iQ-fw6w
AiAD oiIsugeuor sabd on IN borcr and hi.sf fof ,e
- " 100 R'l ALCX DUVAI h 90.
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CHEAP FASHIONABLE a WARRANTED Ca
BiNET FURNITURE, &c Piano Forfcs.
HIGGINS 4, NJ


BlNET FURNITURE Sc Piano Forfcs.
DIN HIGGINS d CO. Mechanics Hail.
" Petersburg Virginia have largest and
hncst stocks OF Furniture Piano angnrs ever
offered In the State The advertisers engaged
Manufacturing IN New York enahles
this place rs low a. they BE- bought Cites
pen-e Of transportation only ADDED In part OF
a H. Gale Cos and wilkins NewhllI splendid Piano Fores
from gas to $500.
Sofas IS SIS; Mahogany Chairs to - pe Iox C.n. sa,t
Chairs from 10 30 per dorm
Wood Feat Chairs from o o per dozen
Rocking do sIgS 10 IL
Maple l Post Bedsleads $500
10 Curtain do 6O0to
DO Patent 1000 10 2O0O
Mahogany Curtain 5000 IN 1000
Hair Mattresses IS ss2, Mos IS to SiI
shuek do and NJ each
Marble Top Center Tables $40 U $40 )Too- White
Do do Ladies Toilets 40 and
DO do WaShstands GOO rs \ Inaek
Card Tables 3S to IS; Dining 10 to IS
Dressing Bureaus 10 -
sideboanis 10 TO Is. Ward Robes $50
Washstands ami Tables i,5O u s.
Venetian Blinds Looking Gass; -ton,. Muse
DO; Paper Hangngs AMI Borer- every vacy York
puces.
Our stock complete and worthy attention
ei-ts and the public who respectfully
Inc the styls and quality.
ouI Piano PORES equal made
Europe and written and
Tor iae At Tho manufacturers prices.
JOHN HIGGINS & co.
&C S-eW Mechanics Hail. Petersburg. Va.
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GROIE MN - 49,

VIE subscriber being DESTROYS present pursuits
II oilers this well snowu residence
James bceknrdge Tor sale " situated tho Caawba
tributary oi Jsne' River about 10 oE miles from
ahonil mile from nrNstc the
fncae hy the Sweet Springs and Ne Sulphur Kama
VIVA passcs through II acres Il
land about 80 Of which
Of wheat hemp tobacco grass acres of
cleared high aD o fine quality remainder la ,o- ,ge
quantity Of whichis excellent iOharro land.
The house and adjoining grounds regard aud
beauty equal TO Virginia The buildings All
brick complete and uhtana good Mil In the
Immediate vicinity The remarkably healthy. II may
be sufficient to generally o the vhe
accommodate much possible wishes Of those De-
sfo 10 purchase payment o thousand doar- Will ~
required when hot long can boz extent
Ell Tor The balance Of the purchase money further nma
ton add 60 'hu subscribe, Tlucl.ir Boi"our Cr.nty.
de- 5--w't JOHN HRECKtNRiDCT
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y
Rl virtue of decd of trust executed 10 the
- subscriber hy Nathan spcBe, bearing date m ION d.y OF
august le+s and du adm tied record Oes. Of
ae county Courts OF Buckingham Campbs fof the ss
IN said deed mentioned viii WEDNESDAY t 2Ot d.v az
70 c highest 3tfer certain Of Lau wing and being
si county Of Campbell Falling River containing $50 acre. il
oeneie aue tost Of land which Capt samuel Branch Ia
merry fs-t and which The SOD Spencer now o.. t,rge
on' ta' ifar ,'w ounls Of excellent quality mi H.
H "a' aUj Toe su'ire trlct an bsa srI v,
'leI 10 ths r5islrr ~ I0'arco Wheat Tho improve.
len ON ' Farm -u' and suited a--oHr- tsan az ,
fsc i1ny 1D4 t"f sccrr ihs cr1,- raise. Ftua There
t. as''tet'i about 90 bushels 0 Wf~sf snurs Do The
purchNser The legal title land ctinr by me TrIs
ices rom whom W. ~fcrccT purchased r1rr1sr Of e.
pose ot Paying e purchase monsy althofci %
y that NE Iurces Aforesaid VIII make necessary and p5pe
e'nyt tho purchase fNs, h. upon he payment
pr Clhtr gfacto Their PAYMENT Of III brs
executed BY ad Spencer Tive aid Trustees. fr aid purshsse
money.
Vt the said time and place, will be sold all the
'si spsncers S0cS of h1ncd Cic sslunr .sv,sI os f
u'eH hs stock of boss Hogs ADD sbcsp Plantation rs5. and
HoHseblI lnd kitchen Furniture
hnl on TIT AspAl ir iin ly Januap nss will eel t
Nh' iannti I'D uc fr1's OF and tyiny m f
count b'tAnsham on s7fe Evtr c7u1irrg p7s arir In "a
te... t.-t Ani iF lrilrf. frfs sei. AID rtf To.s
Co. "H ani C'n fu'r0n sti che ta lly Of Jsrusrv
on it sd tlckngam FARM v also Be 500 a.1t DO ,aItsb
Nr''oN' CONSISTING of Meu. Wun.en Boys and Girls
iht 'u"sot -a ~ %. above goyty viii BE- mad, Known m
1c iiN ~ SALE and VIII Be accommodating .s Die -fegrs.
wi allow Artin1 Trustee vil convey re tf. ,.g - =
sesi'din no by s,l deed Wli' ~ JoNF= Tr,.,s.
e--1avaNv $1,000
The 1rrurrr =. e-t..t. o.. q. ... g..
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-12-12
COMMISSION UOTSE.

TuNur -. W ~ At,,'iN'4N Nv pIt'
'HNL undersigned have formed COTancr.hp under
n and firm n
Bridges 9 Brother.
Tor the Of tTansactug General and Forrf
ing Bnsnes' and Offer hrr their friend. anil The public
generally.
They WIZ giNe particular attention a. the Tobacco Tur
Grain and every description Of Merchandise and nom their long
experience In The Tobacco and Gin trade they feel m
promsng satisfaction M who avorthcm with
once at the Of Cary and Virgins sueenest door n
Charles Palmer. i.sl
JANIS r. BRIDGES
untfu
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n BOXES srngc Loif sugar
~ - 10 Double dl f1
10 Barrels Crushed DO
d. Pulvcnlsd do Receiving BY schoonst Lagrange
and Tor Fao BY d. " john y. GORDON.
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To Ths Members OF Tisc
\ X T. MA LEGIS TURE

j. l.. WATKINS,
d0oTs ts!oIc iFadsrOytA, Turner & Co.'S Mofu ST.
NJ ClD resoe ciiallr infarnl Mas-L--s-S,r 1is
legislature Is wei a. others that he very exfensvu
Assortment OF CenuemeRs Water Dress Roofs ON hara
hh he onenng - Al extremely low peesore Of tke are
ed in their pTcsession
Gentlemen Nhss 10 purchase Shove any other article TN
ne line viii ind 10 heir "a as above A.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1843-05-06
THE CABIN EFT.

This is the day on which, according
to the latest reports from Washington, Mr.
Webster is to retire from the office of Sc
creary of State. The New York Com
mercial Advertiser speaks with conf
dence OF the determination of Mr.. Web
s.er to leave the Cabinet on the first of
May. We know Of no editor who is
more likely to know the determination of
Mr. Webster on sach matters. The fol-
lowing letter on this subject is from the
regular Washington correspondent of the
New Y ork Journal of Commerce:
WASHINGTON, Wednesday, April Goth.
Mr.. Webster is about to retire from the
State Department, and from all connection
with the Government. lie leaves the
Administration in friendly spirit toward
its chief.
MIR Gushing has just left this city, after
very short visit, on his return home
lie will be candidate for reelection to
Congress, and, with good prospect of
success.
Mr. Fletcher Webster will leave the
State Department., as ] learn, on Friday
next, to take his position as Secretary of
Legation in China. Ills amiable deport-
nent and his business talents secured to
HIM here the respect and confidence of all
who approached him.
MIR Legare is TO be acting Secretary of
State.
Referring to the above rumors, the N.
Y. American says
These reports come in shape less
questionable than usual, and are averred
to be true, and may we imagine, be SO
received.
Nevertheless,it is undoubted, that Mr..
Webster did and probably does look to
negotlaliyn with England for COM
mercial treaty, although he may have no
part in it; and Mr. Cahoun-to whom, as
we have heard, special mission to Eng
land, with that object in view, had been
offered, which was declined-even more
zealously than Mr. Webster desires such a
consummatlon'
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1843-05-06
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO CANAL.

The Frederick Herald, in speaking of
the probable complexion, or sale Of this
work, says, having made considerable en-
quiry upon the subject, all that we can
learn in relation TO it, is, there does not
seem to be any cause to believe, that any
company is prepared to undertake the
completion of the Canal, or, that the funds
can by any means be raised for that pur-
pose, until the State shall first relnquish-
ed its right of prior payment, in favor of
such company.
And, as to the suze of the Canal, we
have now pretty good authority for say
ing that there does not seem to be any
present prospect of eflecting sale in this
country, and the whole idea of the pros
pect of sale at all, which is SO frequent
ly given out as coming from respectable
sources, is based upon the probability
that the European holders of State Stock,
would, upon proper representation of the
case to them by an agent, be disposed to
exchange the State Stock for Canal Stock
and thus become the purchasers Of that
work. The eiflols to effect sale, which
we lately alluded to in our paper, if our
information was correct relative thereto
must have proved abortive, as we hear
nothing more of then.-They may have
had their origin in the same probability
OF r~~opean sale.-Bah. Clipper.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1843-05-06
COM MUNICATIONS.
VINDEX AND SCRUTAToR.

Mr.. Editor:-Some doubt as to who "Vin-
dex" is ! believe exists among the COM
munity generally; "Scrutator" on the 9TH
er hand is generally known, and it was
known that he was obliged to leave our
town at fixed time. "Vindcx" took al
vantage Of this circumstanc e and delayed
his last article several weeks, till .'Scruta-
tor" had gone from this town and from
this state, to fill an important station in
his calling, where his time is wholly ell
crossed by his duties. By this piece OF
management "Vindex" gains no credit; ii
was not honorable generaship. It in the
course OF a week or two, no one enters
the field of fight in the stead Of "Scruator''
the cause will be espoused by one who
is opposed to drunkenness and drinking
in church, and out of church, in high pla-
ces and in low. ONOMA.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1843-05-06
MIR. Bolts AND MR.. TYLER.

In the following extracts from speech
of MIR. Bolts at Chesterfield, Va, he shows
up the accidental President to HE life.
Mr.. Bolts next adverted to The condi-
ton of the country, and wished to know
how the People liked their present situa,
llon-how they were pleased with the
Tax Bill, that most rtIief giving measure
of the people-loving Democrats. He
wished to know how all the promises OF
the Locos, to cause gold and silver to
for up our rivers and streams, had been
fulfil ed, and how much of the hard could
be found in the pockets of the People.
But, said Mr.. B, the People have been
told that the Wings had created the diff
cullles which at present encompassed us.
10 rebuff this charge, which is almost
too ridiculous to be seriously answered,
MIR. b. pointed to the expenditures under
MIR. Van Buten's Administrator, and the
legacy of debt and embarrassment left to
the succeeding one by it, and showed that
the Wings, crippled aud embarrassed as
they were by the treachery of the Prcsi-
dent, had done all in their power to afford
relief to suffering country. TO give
Sc me idea of the conduct of Mr.. TYLER.
Mr. Bolts stated a startling lact-one
which is calculated entirely to DESTROY
The poor remnant of character which Mr..
/. has left to him.
MIR. B. said that on the third day of the
Extra Session, Mr.. Tyler had informed
him that he should not be content with
filling the remainder of Gen'l. uarrison's
term, but Should erpcct to be elected .aaicc
on has oacn accouni-lhus chalking Gu,
for himself twelve years of Presidential
service, in defiance of all his pledges aud
speeches in behalf of the 'sone term prin-
cipe." In order to secure his co-opera-
ton in the scheme, Mr.. B. says Mr.. Tyler
promised him one Of the highest Offices
in lie gift Of the Executive, on condition
that he would 60 zealously to work for
him. This. Mr. B. declined doing, and
would have exposed III. Tyler at once
had it not been for the hope 'ha; he could
be induced to forego his amui.ioa'
schemes, and give himselfup TO the hon
est discharge Of his duty. As soon as
Mr.. T.'s conduct in relation to the Bank
Bills convinced Mr. B that all hopes OF
his amendment were futile, he had in his
place denounced him as traitor, and
from that day to this had held no inter.
course with him, personal orpollical.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1843-05-06
JAMES NJ. GARNETT, OF Essex.

tits with deep sorrow we have heard
If the death Of this most estmable man.
The Commonwealth of Virginia contain
ed within itr limits no nobler spirit. lie
was an old school genilemad-a patriot
Of that day when selfshness did not en-
ter into the composition Of patriotism-a
statesman of enlarged and liberal views
and abilities which made him an orna-
nent to the National Councils, which
for many years he ,graced.-Richmond
Wing.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1843-05-06

New YORK Fashions. n. P. Willis.
in letter from the Astor House, publish
ed in the Lady's Book, gives few brief
hints on the prevailing modes Of the Man
haitian city.
''Bonnets," he says cleaning more to
the lips than the shoulders are beginning
20 prevail, and we shall soon come to the
degage hat so captivating in the pictures
Of Greuze, with the rim just playing be-
fore the eyes and Sc! coqnctlishy aslride
of the organs Of benevoence. As to the
Cardinals, or jerking, or pea jackets. or
capes, or short cloaks, or whatever they
are denomnatod, made of silk, and pierce d
with arm-holes, they are certainly SWORN
with Prodigalty which will soon bring
the fashions to close. They we ar curls
again, long curls, thanks to the gods W no
appreciated Hyperion; and that terribly
tight and ready to-be scalped look, is, /
hope, forever passed away from the femi.
nine temples. "A head like hair sofa is
my holy horror!''