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KNAPPS
INnrAN cTp ENCTuEN

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THESE PLASTERS prepared for pains and weakness in ths
back, breast, side limbs bruises sprans, &c. and for
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They will also Be found highly beneficial for complaints Of
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81 or stand mnch who may be troubled with weakness the
ing ,S on Of o these Plaster It's
said they carry with them their recommendation and
the price being remarkably low sufficient inducement for
th0xe afflicted To give them trial. stg4.
The proprietor confident that by the great and increasing
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Vt lsih inst sehr Sarah Hand I'm Baltimore Providence;
Sherbuck Porspd; Patriot Eldrdge, Albany Ellep, Gray.
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Boston. Cd-9el Bolivar, French, Portsmouth Lebanon
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CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY CURED.
THE TONIC MIXTURE, prepared by the College Of Med-
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recommended for al cases Of debility Produced by ndu
~ s',,;,r ~ - a ~ a lemeuy ol
nation
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kk LONDON LINE OF PACKETs-Packet Of The
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l1c.MEDIATOR, j. M Chadwick, master, will sail a.
above, her regular day. 10 80 -
Having superior for cabin, second cabin and
make early application TO the subscriber.
JOSEPH MNfURRAY,
my<z 100 Pine streefc orne If out
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LANDS TO BE SACRIFICED TO RAISE MO

- FELLOW CITIZENS: You that have small amour,
money 20 put out this Is the best and surest opporuui
IN years So an acre TRACT Of acres, river water
power and all for $780, which be worth $1,000 farm Of
cG ssrss some clearing house part up il the New SETTLE
MENI, art me Tor S55 only! TRACT Of lN acres, o.,
bout z scyss su,iysted Al for 500 only The WATER
= ~ -
NBs735oo TO LOAN on bond and mortgage on civ pro
csshed.
Cell No. % Nassau st, corner Of Fulton, I'd floor
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DISBROW'S RIDING SCHOOL.
4O6 BOwory, on Aston and Lafayette Places.
MR. w. H. DISBROW has the honor announce that his
Schools oVen daily (Sundsys exceped for Equestrian
Tuition and Exercise Riding.
Hours for Ladies from "a M. to P. NJ
Hours Tor Gentlemen. IRON to A. M. and r. NJ
OTerms made known on application a. above.
BHghly trained and quiet Hoses for the Road and Pa
rade, TO let mv6 j,.src
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GALVANIZED IRON AND TIN.
GALVANIZED SHEET IRON AND TIN, very IN.
~ peror article, warranted Also, Tin Plate Se
Iron Russia Sheet lron Sheet Copper Scotch Anne.
rcan Pig lron for sale by CASS WARD,
myl3 3mSec No II broad strses
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VELPEAU'S SPECIFIC PILLS
EOR the radical Of Gonoho Geet seminal emissions,
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than other remedy without tantng the BREATH dssxee
ing with the stomach confinement from business Price, 81
box " =
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MONET LENT.
THE Subscriber has removed az PEARL corner Of Rose
street where be continues to loan
nitue apparel and every description snona proper
V A. AD0LPHUS,
Licensed Pawnbroker
~ Pearl, of Rose street.
ing the bell At the half door. 80 i'm re
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CELEBRATED PILLS.
THESE well known and truly vsnabls Pills 80 Justly &C.
the popular family medicine Of the day thew
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that flesh heir TOY but for the oowng-Lver Alice
tons. py;spsi.. Pile; Rhsum:tism Headaches. Japndee
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b used and a remedy for Of all at
EhoYt bearing The fac .ms Of proprietor the
PHARMACY, E. r. HASKELL 4 Co. Of Broomc and
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Dr. TARBELL will be in his Office Of Broome and
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NIB Those wishing obtain the sole agency for these Pills.
the State make that
all
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NJ OIICE-MR CLARKE has removed his lntsIigence
Once from $50 Broadway to 95h Duane door from
Broadway where he continues provide protestant help both
white and colored Of good character IT 81 year. Al 95
Duane street uncurren money bought and exchanged.
lm&ec
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-03-28
NEW YORK MARKETS N,,-b ..

GsAS-Thc sales of Corn yesterday large Abcut
10000 bushels ell Southern, 47c samples are
the market day that will be sold the same North
eln Oats 29s2pc.
CoTToS-ThCre largo business done yesterday :
the figures foot up 5000 bales To-day there is goud
business going Large lots sell better than small par
GELS the market IS the same.
P.S.-The sales TO DAY amount 10 1900 balea-prices
are considered lowor-and offers which were declined
yesterday we've readily accepted TO day.
FLoUE-Our market has not undergone tie slightest
chang for week Western, embracing Genesee Ohio
Michigan and Troy, i.!Ja4,slt Richmond country,
l25.
PRoViSIONS.-The advance we noticed yesterday is
fully sustained sales to-day Of old Ohio prime Pork
9,25a950 and mess Sl2; 1850 SIS: prime Sill
Beefhs improved country Sc; prime so; Ohio pick
led hams &c; shoulders &c. Lard lsSc.
SUGARS.-The markets. calm to-day; the eYcitcmc nj
has subsidet; prices continue up.
MoLsssLs-1'here Is change in the market as to
price; but less businesi doing.
HAy-Sales made nj 35alOc.
WmsEEy-Dudge ~ selling -, and bbls 2IIa25c.
WHALEBoSE-Saes Of 900 lbs Northwest Coast al
2J.-ExPREss.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-03-28
TIE GREAT MUM CONVENTION.


Geniemen-l ASA small space in your paper call the
attention OF the friends o all candidates the above
named convention OF the of Richmond. for the pur
pose Of heoins divisions and renOrin= disstnion,-
Have you been upon the within last day
and have you noticed who these rsa; hdrmoa.rs who
love the Wing party than any avoTite candidate
representative from PIr.eHl1r class Are these gen.
een who active procuring signatures this call
acting IN good faith and ia their only object harnoHg
in the Wing ranks. ink that, after the declaration
Of these busy ones, will he this DO, his
object and purpose. One OF the active OF the Mex
CONVENTION paper declared yesterday he
would not support the Of the Convention unless
was merchant, and yet the friends Of the lawyers and
mechanics who have been nomins;ed, submit their
claims a convention Of this kind with members enter
tanning and aVowng such determination IL is no; fair,
just proper right and the inend Of other candidates ought
to look it, The Of the gentlemen alluded TO- can and
will be gwen. il IL is desired. ANTI-MUM
March %, ls4J.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-03-28
RICHMOND DAILY WING.
THE MEETING WEDNESDAY NIGHT.
FRIDAY MOANING. MARCH ss.'is4,.

THE MEETING WEDNESDAY NIGHT.
Tlsexc was, We hear, quite crowd at the Odd Eel
lows Hall. Wednesday night, TO hear Mr. Lyons. Ills
own clique there Of eouDs--a number VI Wing,
iron, curiosity, and the Sweat House In full force The
latter were very much delighted with the aud drift VI
an ar auen which, beating upon them. bor~ oy upon
the Mhu Their satisfaction entirely natural hod
II Lui,e si harder upon whs., that audience. ot the
mas .. Them woaj haveclapped still more loudly
Mr.. Lyons attacked Mr.. Dfooke and attacked US. but
did not hear oil MS attacking any Loco Foco'
lie SPOKE. told. OF piece which appeared IN the
Wh.y weeks ago, with much severity which piece
he acribed TO the senior editor Of the Wing. ia was
piece simply calling the candidates To say what were
their views the subject Of isrt,i be Joint RsSoGtiOn
Tcras Annexation That Editor dad write the piece" lie
has denied A. aud is proud now to sto''sn " a""
avouch 1t merely called upon the candidates '" state
opinions upon this grave constitutional question:
There attack. direct indirect upon any on" ana
We, Mr. LYONS the ne day demanded 10 know the name
Of tho uihvr-a demand which he had no right to make
unless he personal responsibility. lie WAS
told politely that he had right to make sneh call Us
there nothing personal in the artce-iha, there was
the least objection his knoiny who the author was
but that objection to the principle he assumed
which would give him any the privilege OF making
himself acquainted with matters which universally re-
Sardsd here the Press free. entitled TO protection
from inQu 'stivcness.
But the author OF the article alluded was solar from
desiring conceal his authorship from fearing any sort
responsi by for H. that he stated to friend OF Mr.
Lyons day. that he the author. not doubling
that that friend would communicate il.
so much for this matter Let that article be published
asiin-we ourselves will publish it-if il is desired by
ANY, . 4
But let gait this theme altogether. The Locos were
excessively deligh;ed-n broad grin-;he Wings, with
exceptions, chagrinod aud moiuied. That is ina tow
words the history Of the matter The Patriarch OF the En-
qurcr will gLoa it, aud the fac, that his friend Lyons
helped row Wings up Salt River"as in fact he has
been goa,rg and chuckne, and smaekng his lips for
versl days. ~ the prospect,
Let these gentlemen ALL however, take notice. that the
Wing party OF Richmond is We, vnnquished We shall
al! ,sia, shall see. The Wings ACT not to
over! rho fourth Thursday April distant.
md they their response these proceedings. for
hat day.
More We shall have to saw but net now
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-03-28

IL We understand that Mr.. Lyons Wednesday night,
advced the fact that the senior Editor Of this paper
John Tyler at his house. tho 9Th Of April, lsai,
and grossly irepresesed hear said, the purport
Of what then passed aud subsequently, in consequence Il
that meeting,
rruc-there was such mee,ing-Tyisr lthen good
Wing at Mr.. Lyons house, aud there with
Others to him on his way to Washington. lie did
invite Mr.. Lyons to go to Washington, and we did
urge Mr.. L. go But it Is utterly and grossly unfound.
ed that urged him for the no assigns, las
undcrrand) namely that he might make his "Jack"
The phrase his ours-a. is the whole idea. We
wished Mr. Lyons togo subsequently told him, be-
knowing Mr.. Tyler well from 1896. we believed
Mr. Lyons would sautary influence in keeping him
in tho right track
That IL the whole matter The indclcaey Of abiding
il and other Matters shall be understood without enter
ing into particulars. the violent ndcacy Of urging
obligation Of gratitude part that he had assisted
compose personal controversy, too obvious 10 be stated
more at large.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-03-28
THOMAS RIICHIEi

Both Mr. Merr.ck and the Senators from Ohio in their
upon the Texas question: violated the known and
expressed will Of their constituents Not only our Sena
but the Legislature Of Virginia have been violently
assaled by Mr. Richie the former for acting in oppos-
ton as the Enquirer conIend) the public sentiment Of
Virginia and the latter, for nsucng Senators to
this popular will But, what says the pure and
consistent Democrat, who claims the honor OF senior Ed
OF the Richmond Enquirer,l touching the conduct
OF the Ohio Senators and Mr.. Merrick Not only has
he bottled up the thunder OF his indignation sganst their
pspable derelicion from Democratic principles bu, he
has proclaimed that Mr. Merick in acting in contradiction
TO the expressed will OF his constituents, Through the
Maryland Legsature,l has entitled himself the thanks
of the Democracy (which he, presume, the organ Of
the party Virginia. freely bestows upon him Yet this
Mr.. Richie has the eoniary propose OF
the issues of the Spring Elections the refusal OF Le
es!aure OF Virginia I" instruct their Senators upon the
Texas question Why instruct Senator'S if they the
thanks OF the Democracy for acting in open defiance OF the
wishes OF their constituents hea they happen represent
Wing constituency AID is not this the yodable
inference mast draw from comparison OF Mr.. Riches
practice with his professions In Virginia. instructions
mperiously demanded, and our rscreant Legislators
Of last winter. II be hauled over tie Goals this
spring. for not obcying this Democratic behes OF the Rich
mond Enquirer. Ba, IN Maryland it the Wing OK
which gored and the being altered, alters the
The Maryland decided the Texss question
and according the political ethics the Enquirer this
outrage OF the Maryland Senator against the expressed
wishes OF his constituents entities him Democratic gra.
uds. Verify these Democrats have very Iodia rub
Der Kind OF cOnscences, it Mr. Richie is exponent
OF their political morality and loss which most
to admire. the efronery Of the declaration alluded in re
gard the thanks due Mr. Merck or the impud
and the consistency Of the Enquirer, nssang our lie.
gsaiue for refusing last winter ntruc our Senators
upon the Texas question Instructions orsooih :! What
boot Instructions TO the Democracy OF the Richie School,
Il party purposes be subseed by disregardng them
or, what TO the thing according Democra
tic Professions but Democrats Practice party ends are
10 be gained by opposing the expressed will Of constituents
Let caution Mr. Richie, that ia relation his threats
To bring legislature Of the last winter the bar
public opinion, for refusing instruct the Texas ques.
ton discretion will be the better part Of vaor The less he
exces public attention to the political morality he has dis.
played, regard Mr.. Meuick's VOTE the better for him.
no may gain credit with Democrats &C the Empire Club
School, by the svowal of such principles bni with the
honest yeomanry he aaby lose caste, he deserve.
10 do with oil honest politicians.
ONE WHO KNOWS.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-03-28
MANY WING VOTERS.
BreKrsenAn. March 2sth. 1916.


To The Editors Of the Wig:
Gentemon-Thefe seems to be much dissatisfaction
amongst the Wings Of this ower) part Of the county, in
regard the locality OF the nominees for the delegates in
the Legature-one Of whom Dr. Chrs,ian) having
declined TO accept there is effort being mide nom.
nate another from the new county. fAppomalox.l
Now, Messrs. Edtors. think fully entitled to
candidate from this end Of the county and believe
that the Of very materially depends upon
the selection To he made. We have strong and promnt nj
Wings among us. whom would fully coniide in.
in the legislature Col. Ea G.. IIsncs and many
others could name, would cordial. warm and
united support from US, and believe, from the Parry
throughout the county.
We do object TO the gentleman spoken Of, on any
other grounds than being resident Of the county
for indeed, regard him very prominent man but
have very substantial believe that any other
than from this end Of the county. could hanno
mise the Wing There is a contemplated meeting Of
the Wings, next Superior Court, designste
for support. and we earnestly hope tina, much
will bc observed in doing so.
We earnestly request every Wing, who possibly can, TO
turn out that OCCASION that may oil h,ve justice done
and prevent the defeat u our party. Yours, &c.
JUSTICE
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-03-28

Mersu Editors have been informed ,h,, IL 10 currsr,
y reported IN this county, By soms Of my DsmScrst,
fsnds that will for Josrru X iRsiSv. Esaf -
represent this district In tho convrcss Ut the ua,-i
States am at lo.s ~ know how such got Int,
cneaisnoa regret Il. 90 the person who started L.
wei a. 'hosc who etedulous enough 10 believe IT,
know but hts VI my nsurs 4, far from feeling the least
ndspos'iee TO sapp Mr. Irving. feel ihr deepest int
rcst In ha esedon While perfectly serious In tho
declaration 10 often msde-that hsreasr will taks MA
sctive part 10 any canvass Of . political character,
neseithsess feel tbs same un,lterabis devotion ~
the leading measure. % ,h' Wing party. we'll
know Mr. Irving. both . man of un.ullied pr
vate chascer-hxh intellectual endow m,nt,-.nd asa
and uninchng Wing A. sseA he !. entitled 10 the
xesloss aud continued support Of svery Whix "A this D
trict And. while am resolved TO mnsls IN .nv no
,esl canvass either this county dssrics but s,eod
TO coane eury the pursuits u my pscSss,ou
hs.iog office political favour ask Of my fslles
eissns-l do now feel and shsll continue II feel tho
deepest solictade lor the success u Wing inca end
measured The only thing that could again iodses
M enter Into soy political canvass 10 the su-pcioa that
my oe'etmnauon TO remain quiet N evidence of ndHsf.
heo INC complete success u the of Whis
parry tue cardinal creed Of the Whg psIiy-as . citi
re" ana humble ind,idual-I too strongly attached ~
oe sasy afawn IRON ils cordial support an, proud L,
acknowledge In the person and character Of Mr. Irving sn
able. eloquent and u-d advoeae ibis cardinal creed
and rs SUCH he entitled Ia. and will certainly receive
my SINCERE welwishes and humble support. Your &c
tt ... JOHN a.. GILNER
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-03-28
MresLtrru.e Corrrr. M,leh pam. ,ls

To ne Editors Of the WIS:
Gondomon-" The mountoin has been in labour; iIs
grosbs have been heard in the distance and it, Kind
aeeoHeh,Brs have hersldcd the winds that giant WI
be born in the lsnd-pcrhbps some crest "Brsrean
monster, drive terror into the heart Of every humble
"1,ooEts.oS!" An anxious world have stood aghast-
days snd weeks rolled by the patience 81 had began
10 be exhausted and the trembling of Others
quire again their natural cposcai as, hna spssnodc
groan ~ heard and the long agony Curiosity now
usups the place Of fear the result Of this mighty e.
fort Of more than natUro.
Hut where 10 tho broad Of oil this anScty-thi,
ccns,srnaoni Instead Of dire, no, even liv
Ing mouse-bu miserable and fetid abortion court, the
gsse Of O world on tptos
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-03-28

the cppotuni;y Il dslas Ia Fec words tho mssi 81
The tale 70, thu, Cshos sai Psk hasing stssa Iyisss
Teas thendsS AID sDais capitsl ftoa H. wsrc N ,sfe
robAsd b. ne 0d Hsskers. who ~ not ehsoss hss ING
shosh maAs tee ssssA eapiisl~
Bat ws eongaiulsts Mr.. Nswsss. dat eiseansssaseeN
no matter how ecntrvsd ~ whom or Toe psips~
% worked ultimately save him from the desp W.
possibility Of final APPRECIATION OF the outrage sn1 ,nas
OF anuexins Texas in the mode ana TOT 'e
sn vier which influenced the mas OF active agene
IN that work OF uneooauiionay and is~ess aggression"
his friends will rejoice, and his OWN SoAsSS
ence"
TAis oil Add being all. we appeal to Mr. New.
ton HIMSELF and to his aud feads to say, II u jns"he'
him in dcnouncing he did-s "par'y hsek"-"a
reckles press"-snd going into the Enquirer TO do IT."
attempting thought. sppesse and molly sna pro
paic the conductors vi that journal bv eensarns and
vipendns us. What. Are we 10 have no teelinr-sre
erouchsrc forget the feelings which bslons
and gentlemen because are not In Congress
But--sner this expression Of proper feeling which i'
due 10 our se-iespectlct add that very much re-
sri the matter. W. did no, seek IL most certainly We
have wainy esteemed Mr. Newton. personally, ine!lec
tualiy aud politically. And ne most willing and
shall BE- reioced. r, by cones be BY sones aud
that shall unite with him, 1t he will with upon the
old lsl0 PLATFORM sustain the good old OF the par
~ and the county.
We at all afraid Of miseonsfr.efi A man
who knows the rrcii,ude Of his own intentions nevcrs.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-03-28

The OErHEAS FAMILY, who gave their first Concert
the Exchange last evening, have come to with the
highest recommendations. both regard their moral
worth and their musical entertainments We had
conception OF the compass a.d power which practice
will give the human voice. until heard these chill
dren Of Song from "Yankec Land" There is beau.
~ and pathos in their style OF singing, which exceeds
any thing We have had with They sing again
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-03-28
\ the 4. 5. Court Tor the Eastern District OF
ORANGE FARM FOR SALE.

'tNilE subscriber, intending 10 settle in tho West
n o1cfs for fale he situated county Oange n
healthy and agreeable perhhoutooi r
and 20 mites wet NJ Ffederessbgkno s.
hed Ihs farm contains, by recent 500
which a'e cleared dyic INTO hefis aHd ots, with
cod with good fencing and In fine Of oyemenihe
rrmsnnr $50 aes sfe IN timber of god ay for the
arm The land vel afacd 20 The gfry wheat corn. oii
andt75aeeoaHd 70 wishing embark stock bu
lew farms arc more desirable bens finely adapted
rfass The buhf ane for al farming purpo. and in ane
condition ao the yard AID garden will pleasure 10 show.
inc he fam TO dspoei to purchase ssd tine
fllks known the terms of the sale.
lnIt.l
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-03-28
DELINQUENT LANDS IN VIRGINIA.
Auditor. nsffre-

fi'nfpeb, March 1875
FHNHE Owner n Land returned delinquent
u Tares whether resident nonresden that
under eSns Laws GeIs Faies fof delinquency pace
every five years and that this ffs Of cate advise
Interested 10 with Ibis Once before Of
5uns thereafter possible. fhe Lists Of
Lard vii about that peoi Iass The nds 81 sed,
N ~ Communications and i6tors 81 Enquiry addressed
precise Information 'hoa 10 o. the quantity css q
The L,nd The oftb County Counss nd
the names Of the Patentses and subssquertOwpers.
JAs HEATH,
NH Rs-eI Auditor Of Patie Account,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-03-28
To The Editors Of The Wig:

10 he Editors OF the wing:
Messrs. EGitorsAs there will be certainly yacan-
cy the representation from jefferson Ward in the Com.
Council Of the city, have with pleasure that
W.. w CRusP. Esq, has been nominated to supply it
judcious selection could not have been made. lie
fully competent and maintain rghs upon
the floor Of the Hall and from his familiarity with The
ieresis Of the Ward being native resident Of IL, will ably
represent US there We trust believe, that there
will be no difficulty in eleciing him.
MANY WIIIC VOTERS
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-03-28
TO CONTRACTORS.

We have been requested TO call the attention Of Conusc
proposals the completion OF the Deaf and
Dumb Asylum ut Staunion. The work will amount TO
$4,000 and we'll worth the attention Of Conrac