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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-18

LATE AND IMPORTANT FROM MEXICo.-To.
taseo Keusited-NOn intercourse bfreen Tobases and
Vera crus-Reported Declaration Of leh The Uni
ted Msiss-By the brig Joseph Atkins, Capt Higgins,
New York, the Tribnne has received from Tobasco
TO the 10Th ult, the day OF sailing Ten days previous
Revolution broke in Tubasco the people having de-
ciared themselves independent OF Mexico. There was
force daily expected from Vera Cruz attack the leader
Of the people OF Tobasco-DUn Miguel Bruno. All COM.
mecial intercourse between Tobaseo aud Vera Cruz
been suspended.
Capt Higgins reports also that he a letter from Vera
CTuT before he lett Tobasco stating that Mexico had
claed war against the United States, and 10 900
troops were their march 10 the Texas frontier Our
test previous dates from TobIsco through New Or
leans from TamPico aud to the 22d from Tampico.
1t Mexico had declared at the Capitol think that
II would have been a. likely reach Tanplco by 22d
Tobasco the 20ti The of the revolt in
Toba-co might have been expected from the complex
vi previous accounts.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-18

A letter from Loudoun says III glad 10 hear Of
the movement made in Richmond in favor oi Education
and hope County will respond to your call"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-18
BRAVE ACT OF A Roy,

Mr.. VIM. Subleu ofPowhstan, who keeps tav-
in the vicinity ofJudc's Ferry. has also a store
house. about I'D yards from his dwelling, and across
the Gainesville road leading by his house. One
night last week, there was an attempt near day
break, to break into this store house. Mr.. Sub
let's son, Thor,as, IL years old, and younger
brother, slept i'm it Tor the projection Of the pro
perry. Thomas Sublett was awakened by the
boring OF holes in the door. hat took no notice.
The window then assailed, and pane of glass
broken oui: This lad. who had a loaded gun by
his bed side, would yet make no movement, think
ing the RICH, time had not come, and display ing,
for his age, heroic presence of mind. He could
have shot the burglar in the hands he broke
the window pane, but would not, for he heard
voices without, and knowing there was more than
engaged, reserved his fire TO make it the more
effective. fearing that If he only wounded the as
salant. himself and his brother would be- murder.
ed: The aSsailant having at length broken
through the window and entered the room Young
Subet fired aud lodged the contents of his gun in
his brain; GOODNESS and self command, which.
considering his tender age, the time of night. and
the circumstances OF extreme personal danger,
justify the highest commentator.
The burglar thus shot, never spoke after, and
lived but short tme--half an hour we think
He Proved to be the property of Robert Pember-
ton, Esq, OF upper Maiden's Adventure. We
know not what excited the suspicion. but the next
day one OF Mr.. Pemberton's hlrelings was arrested
upon suspicion of being an accompce. Ii proved
Ia be well founded. lie confessed that the plot
was TO rob, murder the boys, and then burn the
store: He was The author OF the plan, and the kill.
ed his dupe and accomplice. This rascal is now
in Powhaian jail.
The country, we are sure. will applaud the spi-
rit and self command of young Sublett. His
young brother did not awake during the whole at.
fair.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-18

ted 10 the adsneut Of the reader lie, there - agitation,
unity Of scuou Of effort and csnse % uuy
important % every interest Of man and soeie fan
OF sucoees. 'I' a
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-18
LAW aCH0Ofl

AvtNo derived great advantage ny h.akh from wsttpAi
mi. sammes pfopo-s v svsn Law School II hs siy Of
eLnc1d N be conducted thu plan us
verV Of Virginia Ny principal TsU Beoh ~ be ny Com
as str'e. which be procured By Tia s,scss sysn
oes eoots necessary la t~ readily
hey are wasted In kehoad e sehsn tsth
OF November and y" sl.~ tA~ 18Th n.y.
Th~ es for adasos 10 - school ~b< ESQ.,
- - S-duakss. -nkhAH GEo. TuOkER.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-18

An old souker down east" accounts Tor his psrpeus
ihrs' BY the feet that hO wsansd on ssH 6'h!
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-18
IOWA ELECTION,

Mr.. Dodge 10 Reelected Delegate by SIG majority
The Constitution is again rejected by majority OF
3i7 VOTES
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-18

-..-. Second Letter from Fsnfdr.
~ The readers attention Is einphaneay asked to this
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-18
o. 1aINCK Kn lIOOs,s
HEALTH RESTORATIVE,

Tus m0dicine- beias productive ef the most
powerful and esras eu@dsi sss sfIivss Comp.s
ue.ssmpss Pals In ,hs chea 49, ssssh. Co.'s psss.s
swsats ssd Ahn,a M sdsnsi<l by ala
Having fo s eosnn-ndatos us sny IL on, uo
uuh oving anA ie.peed esss bosn 10 I'd,
thai there ~ BE- great eaus ps.s- o. ~os =,
be % heee aud ffanky Tbs iisshh RI Gs
Introduction tins present day. has bees of
i.sesci beneficial edtets anl vkssr In.
eossissvsiy ths Ash u psfsss ri ,o
ins with direettoas ATTACKED bo1
di>sase Os-umpsios al danserosss anrt
mas<asr has induced the needy and soss aeksi
AMI eeot.nsni hts which Only gbtiy panlsts
ss soe asrrav,iirs sympsoms ee eatfely ssse and
mus ~ IAN uossy hy deesivr and dyi.g how
% marh thought of the hssss- % Asir trace
'ueh densoas To the stings and usbrsngs of their
Ine rtop,.ot having experienced the proper
" "e "1ssorauve In hs Individual
osh reomnend 10 - confidence
h"hai uia' . Ads,
New York Cheo,isa: - '' - "'
haye analysed bottle m-dese e.n<d &C seS-,sos,
esh enofahve aud nsithat does oosta. Mercury or
sny mrtahe preparations, fos- 4.
e'a.pesedof vegetable entsrsly" - "
IAass 4 Cuslrss n d.
e. Bsikcx ERAoFr. Prossistos, NJ Y.
HosAor EvssrrT u. 4. Agent.
Principal Once. VI Huisoa Sirret, New Yorh.
pJ- For sale by the Agrnts
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-18
FAIRFIELD RACES,
sreosD DAY.

hhtEO,
SECOND DAY.
TWO RACES-First, IA match between n
Tni'fre Ply out OF Cbarrs Maze years old aud Dag
/ be" 60 I, the mile bcais-fnr $500
s.cohd between BitE and Bengal mile heats
| for $500
IN, hor course ant u believed that Lo,
matches VII BE- p1itiss races con
s~is-m joHN pErrHER
lBANr. SHOP HAIR, ToOrH AND NAIL BHUsnH4 foo sale
BY An. WILDER. ~ Nam - Get. Richmond
Sc" Opposite wetb. haeoGsCc
SoArs of s'sr yIr''ty. just - evsd aud TOT eLy
- " WILDER. ~ Main Street.
SETS Opposite Webb, Bacon n 60.
! SDn OI. QuiNINE. just received and Tor
wv sara a. Man street. Hepmoni
A N. WILDER
~I' Opposite webb BACON n 90
The Mei'ci Series of Haiim Prose.
| NO The CL,kBss of Harlsir.
No aHi . ~" FoeRune Hrtofo, IN vols. -
Received AID Tor safe ty f. ~ DstNKRR a NORRIS
HOOKS VHicH mr. BOOKS"
/ 1 IbkAtH OF tbDiTc Heading, Esays n RLa ~ C'his
i''"D hs' sn second 'efss asssysd ard yr sse by
% Is DRiSKER a NORRIS.
DINIEL w. ADAMS,
Attorney nj law.
JasEsoS me-
VII ptisice ~ the Couits Of Jackson aud Raymond
| Pet ~.
Sn0 CASKS NAILS, "Ph1nis" Factory
oOV 1900 .acl. fno san
800 saebs q. Alum N
80 bid Ntl,r andP suysn
30 y
soi b1gi RIO coaee, prime
900 psetagssTrls
| 100 Isenrtfs
/ 1900 tuhse Platter
roo packages wooiscy's Fugar
/ 2unJ rams Wr'irR 1ni Pnnung Plger
1000 sdss Soe Leshsf
O,s, Candle, &c. For 'a'sby
T. DAvgNPoRT ALLENE 60
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-18
NEW FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS
AT WARREN & FARIss,

We" h4ND Dh1 GOOIbS.
At WARREN e. FARISS
No IS. MAN STREET
TvNHE Subscribers have received irKe portion Of .if E
ai WHf'r 0os. comprising assortment superior 10 ,nv
they heretofore had having been purchased with great
and the best terms We shalt days b.. An tcreo,
entire stock and respectfully friends ind
generally, 10 ANIMATION u the hay. s
ed the following rich aud desirable Goods viz
5uper blk fTenah aud English Cloths
d. blue, brown and Ersn English do, Beaver r1oth-
do blk and fancy French Cassimsres
Rich cut silk Velvet. silk aud satin vssipg,
super Cashmere and swan-down do
Els blue bh. anj fancy siks, newest styles
Sup-T CasLmrr Cashmere de Ecos-, and Mousn.. y.ry
hani.un-
Bh and eord hIpseas, and French MrHnos
Super French Chintz- Oh Prnt-
Cabcdp. large lot, and cheap
Super Plid oakngs Velvet Bonnet Ribbons new style
Rich Ottoman 5ik TuTkers and embrodered T,bet sIwI
Yefy rich white aud un.si onb' odeud Robes
French worked Capes and c"llar,ts
White aud oOoIrd Taflion Nu-lr- Linen CaInLte IIdtG
Fancy SeekTe-, Guides, thread Isle IAees
ChiLlr ne Wofsted Cesks, Gloves Hoseiy. &C 30.
We would ako call the attention u county enJ- 10 our
aOrk Of Heavy Goods, which - VERY complete,
Hasy KstssJ- sattinsts Ky leans, LInseys
FisnBes PLAID Domestcs
Hansets q large lot, aVd cheap
Manchester Cotton Oynlbufss
nfown shirtihgs and 5bs etnEs
Bleached do do ID Gc AZ.
Al Of which will be offered upon the liberal terms
WARREN A. FARIss
lB--3m No rs. Main Street
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WINES, BRANDIES, nc. -
w e haifp,pss MIdrua Wine
~ rAsb do d.
10 csses do Do. very superior
10 baskets C'bsmpsFnr
60 tegsyery choice French Bfany
! pipe Holland Gin
Aso. lot ~ vrry fine Regap--For slie by
,rI6-sslw w. 8. ~ GORDON
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-18
RICHMOND DAILY WHlG.
THE LANES RIVER CANAL.

or Sc. .he reading matter on both the outside pages
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-18

NOTICE The Partnership heretofore exist.
ing under the firm OF Kari Brother by
mutual The sabscrber would respectfully
and the Public generally thai he will
GOVERNER STREET JACOB kARR
Richmond September 18Th. 1886 eI6-A.
A SHTON's FACTORY FILLED sALT-7OO saels OF The
n above Salt direct from the daily expected At
and 10 be sold from the vessel Apply
el6 HENRY LuDLAM Il CO.
ShITHflELD tsog Round Hacon.-6sOO lis Smith.
~ held Bacon Hog Rot nd Isning day .eIr T,,u,
ehns AMI for 'aie by se 10 BiSsELI. u hcCANDLIsH.
GROUND AND CALCINHD PLASTER from the aIu..e.,
~ Mills jsantiy for sale prices III. quarry war.
Ianied by lsr 1Ol DANENPORr ALLEN A
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1845-05-17

state Of society and pursuits, out Of which has been
built this internal machine" of political wick
edness. The exacter details reserved for Sc
quel in the next number.
An animated and good review, rather abstract
Continued from the preceding number,) Of Thiers's
Consulate and Empire" is the next prose paper ;
and is followed by disquiston upon Petrarch, his
poetry and his passion. The Boy-lover," long
miscellany of ".Thoughts on Reading an Indian
legend of metamorphoss, the Mocking-bi bird, !" an
essay on the " Past and present state of the Indian
tribes" and others at which we have barely been
able to cast glance, ensue the number closing
with biographical notice of JOHN QUINCY ADAMS,
of whom a good portrait adorns the front of the
volume.
Upon the whole, the composition of the number
seems judicious, and its execution such as will mend
the rising reputation of the new undertaking.
The April number of Blackwood'' and the 5th
of /" the Southern Literary Messenger for this year
are also before US but must for the moment, be
postponed.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1845-05-17

IKE drunksrd to his bottle and 20 on in death ssrss
nem ~ 'ne lace The monsous state Of the Catholic churc
M wnl probably remain ill monstrous ruin tire
ham are cursed by the aiijghsed peo,ls ~ ''-1s
have always compared the Protestant Church IN rel,.
land believe my friend Thomas Moore stole Inc smile 4 M
our Indian empire. "We ,pM have h,.has, shs
every village and you Hndoos shall pay for 4. We In
that many of you do not eat all and Thai ~ ;h, "
beefsteaks particularly offensive you but silI v
European may pass through your village and want stssk
chops the shop shall be established and YOU shsl Az
for II This is English legislation for Ireland There Il NJ
abuse like 1t in all Europe in all Asia all the discovered
parts Of Africa, and in all have heard Of Tmbucto I
an error that requires 30 900 armed for It's protection In
time OF peace which costs than million year and
which, in the FIRST French war, in spite Of the putting aud
painting OF fighting steamers will and must break out into
desperate rebellion. ta f4sttsii 5sgHt afi 34
II is commonly said if the Roman Catholic priests are paid
y the State, they will lose their influence over their ocks
Not their air influence not that influence which any WI
anu good man would wish to in all religions, the a.
81 humble ignorance upon prudence and piey only
oAvp IN faction, and fraternity in rebclon-a that will
70 lost Peep-ofday clergyman will no longer preach 10
day congregation Wbeboy vicar will mo LONGER
ioau e Psalm 70 Whteboy yocalists; but every thing that Is
goou ana wholesome viii remain. This, however is MOI
a. -. anu Dnush faction want they oil the aniina
uon winch pety can breathe into sedtion and all the fury
which me priesthood can preach 70 diversity Of faith and NH
what they mean by clergy losing their influence over die
people The less clergy Of his PEOPLE, the more h
payments are kept out o. sight, the less will be the friction
with which ne exercises the functions Of his Office Door
Catholic may respect priest the more who narres baptze
and anonts but he respects him because he associates with
his and character the performance Of sacred duties rot
because he heavy fees for doing So Double fees would
be very doubtful cure for scepicsm, and though we havc
often the tenth Of the eas produce caed away for the
benefit of the cegymen do not remember any very live
marks Of satisfaction and delight which produced in
counenance of the decimasd person. thoroughly con,
WINGED that State payments the Catholic clergy would r.
ahousand Of hatred between the priest and his
ock and would be favorable to the increase Of his useful
authority, AS would be fatal to his cous influence the
people,
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1845-05-17

CAsDLEs THAT no NoT SExn NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. may
be male to burn their wcks BY satursng them WIN
strong solution Of ne, and then thoroughly drying them
The Of the wks Of the candles refusing % burn that
the air cannot vet access TO them The nitre however,
high temperature. win supply oxygen enough for this Pur-
pose.-Mch. Farmer. tad
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1845-05-17

Tn EEL AND rHE AscHoH.-A curious but not very
uncommon discovery was made in Hamoaze last week The
moongs lately occupied by the Acteon 49, OIL st. Johns
Leke examined for the purpose Of repairing their defects
IN the s,o IN he snraoe which close inspection
seen to be tsnaDed The anchor brought on shore for
INSPECTION and on driving of the hoops and taking the stock
apart, out came fine black consor eel above four feet IN
ered hen voung as the hole the outside would not
admit half his sze and although he could not turn in his
house vet he must by have lived we'll he
remarkably fine and fat--Londo paper
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1845-05-17

MAwrvs PLssrs eRow gLKcrRo-sAesrrIsm is
AZ the wonders Of modern scenceone Of those fagmentay
facts Of electrical phenomena lying scattered by hundreds all
about and which will day be erected into theory beyond
conception sublime both in its operations and results We
Yesterday te plant in jar about the Of coffee
cup furnished with the electromagnetic seeds Cooper and
znc) planted beside the roots Inhe last twelve hours had
grown three-quarters Of an inch.--N. " Tribune
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1845-05-17

A Founixa ExrsnIsESr.--A company Of ten persons in
Rochester have started sort Of Fourier Association
plan there They have rented the United States Hotel at
yearly rent Of $780, in joint occupancy mutual boarding
house Boarders taken low 81 so per week ON the
old Plan But the peculiarly of the plan is for these ascot
servants time &c. greater domestic privileges than before,
better and larger rooms, varied table an exemption
from the annoyance Of housekeeping small SCALE and the
opportunity Of superior social privileges Inc persons VINO
have undertaken this plan of association are sad pc rdc
cal mechancs.--N Y. Mirror.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1845-05-17

hoai army al capua 90 the primitive and perpendicular
pg of Puseysm is soened practical wisdom and coaxed
into Providence gives us Generals and Adj
mira and Chancellors Of the Exchequer but never
member in my time real Bishop grave elderly man. full
Of Greek with sound views Of the middle voice and prefer
perfect ense gentle and kind his poor cerpv OF powerful
and commanding eoquence in Parliament never to be put
down when the great interests Of mankind concerned
leaning to the Government when right leaning the
People when they right feeling that If the Spirit Of
God had called him that high Office he was called for no
purpose, but rather that seeing clearly and acting
boldly and intending purely he might confer lasting benefit
upon mankind.
We consider the Irish clergy facous and cncouras-
ing the bad anhBnsh spirit Of the people How ii be
otherwise They live by the people; they have nothing to
live upon but the voluntary oblaons Of the people and they
must fall into the Same spirit the people, they would be
starved to death. No marriage mouary masses no
unctons to the priest who preached against OConne
Give the clergy maintenance separate from the win of the
people, and you will then enable them oppose the folly and
madness of the people The objection the State provision
does not really from the clergy, but from the agators
and repeaers these the immense advantage of
ing the clergy with them in their agitation and Of giving the
sanction Of religion to political hatred they know that the
clergy, moving in the direction with the people, have an
immense influence them and they very wisely afraid
not only of losing this cooperating power but Of seeing it. by
State provision arrayed against them am fully convinc-
ed that State payment the Catholic clergy by leaving to
that aborous and useful body OF the exercise of their free
Judgment would be the severes blow that Irish agitation could
receive.
For advancing these opinions fhave doubt shall be
sailed by Sacerdos, vndex Latmer Yates Ccricus Arus
pex, and be called atheist de democrat smuggc poach-
err hghwsynan, Unitarian, and Edinburgh reviewer still,
ann in The right, and what say requires excuse for being
rtc and obvious not for being mscheous and parndoxica
write for three reasons FIRST because really wish to do
good secondly, because IL don't WRITE know nobody else
will and thirdly because is the nature Of the animal TO
write, and cannot help il. STILL in hooking back see no
to repent What have said ought to be done, gene
rally has been done, but always twenty thirty years too
late done not Of because have said H. but because
il longer possible to avoid doing it, Human beings
cling TO their delicious tyrannies and TO heir exquisite non
The Woodstock age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1844-1845, 1845-02-27

of earning his bread by the exercise of
his natural gifts and propcnsitcs, enters
the field, and soon monopolizcs it to
himself
Our neighbor of the Cataract is an
swcrablc for much Of the growth of the
bllings-gate spirit in our own neghbor-
hood. We have always been upon good
personal terms with the editor of that pa
per, and should much regret being other
wise; but we have often been tempted to
say to him, with that freedom Of speech
of which he sets so liberal an example,
that his personalities are disgracclul to
himself and dishonorablc to his cause;
while the fact that they arc submitted to,
without summary rctribution, is no com
plment to his supposed standing in gencr-
al estimation.
1t is quite time that these things were
put an end to, They cannot subsst with
out being ultimately productive of ser-
Gus mischief. If man cannot take a
glass of wine in his own house without la
bility to public dctractlon and abuse, we
shall soon see that such conloundng
of innocent private acts with others that
are admitted to affect, injuriously, public
morals, will generate a sympathy that
will cover all classes of circumstances
and react with tremendous force upon the
temperance cause.
The Woodstock age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1844-1845, 1845-02-27

American Union, and Mexico has no
more right to object to the act than Spain
or Great Britain. This obstacle being
removed, we trust the proper action will
be taken, and the clone star" incorpora-
ted with the galaxy which ombellshes
the North American armament, If not,
we shall loose the opportunity forever,
since the eyes of Europe have been turn
ed TeXus-ward, and every effort is being
made to counterfeit in that country rcpub-
lican tendencies. In evidence Of this We
give the following extract:
81 dread Europe influence more than
all the world besides. The emigrations
from the United States are comparatively
few, while those from the European gov
ernments will be by MULTIPLIED THOU
SANDS! There is ono association here
styled the "German Emigrating Compa-
NY" consisting of THIRTY-oNE princes
and counts! Prince Victor says he Is
the cousin OF Queen Victoria; Prince
SaIms says he is the cousin of Prince
Albert, the husband of Queen Victoria.
lie has bought two leagues oflond within
thirty or forty miles OF me, and has this
season an extensive crop-growing. He
says he will settle $50 families on that
land this spring, and 800 families higher
up on the Guadaloupe river by the same
time. He wishes to employ men to build
a garrison and keep off the Indians till
they can bring on soldiers. He has his
priest and doctor with him. Our consti-
tuition, after a residence of six months,
gives to all persons the right of citizen
ship. Should the annexation question be
long delayed, may not the government
pass out of our hands and that matter for
ever fail;"-SprH Of the Times,
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Will close this volume of the Age.
We are under great obligation to our
subscribers who have paid US, promptly,
and we hope those who have for any
cause neglected to do so, will not fail to
cancel the little due us before the cXpira-
ton the volume.
We have been compelled, every year,
to strike from our list several who do not
comply with our terms. We hope this
disagrecablc business will be saved us,
this year by those who owe us.
kCPNVe have several small accounts
due US for advertising, and job printing
which We hope will be settled Immediately.