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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-19

" While some Of the Leading Administration papers
giving the President oil the credit for the pache e,
mnal1n Of the Oregon question. the Washington Union
never heretofore backward singing hosannas 10 th,iunc
t1nuy preserves entire ssnes Toe SUBJECT That ps-
per knows, imagine that far is The Presden rar,
being entitled to any thanks Tor the arrangement n,ds
that has been brought shout despite Of hn end sgsst
s wishes. How can u be said thar we are indebted 10
ne ",s and prudent management 0f the question for m
peaceaoe adjustment, when the terms Of that ID
arc in opposuon 70 OF that he has ever sad OF rreu n
relation 70 ~ and nave been forced upon m By tho frmnss
Of ihs Sehae 10 eaim Tor hn, therefore, the credit u
uvertng war, 10 too ndsllus ~ Be met BIZ e,,, 800
He must have very cgn'cm Dubis oynon Of the pnbs m
sl gence who expects 70 impose upon the people v o b
surd On assumption The Wilmington Union knows bsf,s
ward 10 bssowing whenever piags.bs pretsses n, n
arises. ~ 10
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From tho Charleston Courier. June I6.
Death of fhe Hon Henry Middle,

Another Of the distinguished citizens of our State Ia.
been gathered TO his iahe-the Hon. Henry MIDI eton
died 10 this city, Sunday last at the advanced age Of
near 20 years, having been born 10 London the 2sth
Sep. ITO lie the eldest son Of the revolutionary
worthy, Arthur Middleton Of the sgnors Of the De-
earston Of Independence, received European educ alton
and was gentleman Of elegant and Gu tivated
mind. In political life he bore active and prominent
part from 1871 to 1910, he served excessively as
Representative and Senator IN the State Legislature Of
which body no was an influential member. In 1870 lie
was elected Governor Of the State and served out his Of
hosl term. which expired IN December 1912. In Octo-
Der 1914, he was chosen Representative In Congress from
Charleston District ~ the Of the Hon Langdon
Chevcs, who declined predictions and was 70 elected for
second term. During Mr. Mouroe's administration in
1917 or 1870, be appointed Minister TO Russia and
continued 10 represent the dignity and interest Of his conn
wy AZ tho Court Of ST. Peersburgh, until tho Presidency
Of Gen. Jackson when he returned home and retired 10
the comforts and eogancies Of private e lie ob,equies
will take place IN this city this afternoon with military
honors and otler demonstrations Of public respect.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-19

IL A press of advertisements and other matter compes
again defer the concluding portion Of the interesting
official account of the battles on the Rio GranSe
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-19
JOHN ELDERS
DEPOT OF CHEAP LITERATURE,
No i5I 1ala street
JUS TO- 1876.
n 4 4

JUS 10, 1876.
lust received and iOr sale, this day, the FOL.
~ lowing New Works
Hsteo before and ansr The Conquest ~ Michael Chsvas
thor u Hocey, Manners and Poliucs ". Tmnr
lated hon The French BY Psy Robinson. Complete volume
use
The oadnsan of every veEstsbs cultivated
sbls--by The POUCH and the spnds. use
The Hoss Doctor habits dseaseu aad nanagsmen Of The
HOrre The sahie the ondh advcc purchaser
Cara ash vas ard as hs with glance ats Tea and Opium
Trade re
Select Poems tndhsst sna' i've ~ flowers
sonestc shsctlous zee.
IN. London Poorsl Newspapers. BY ne Steamer
with dates Up Hay 70th.
Western C0ntinsnf for Saturday Iune 20
Jans Nos o. foEisTs Physiological Journal
Do. do. Aiuanae, for 1897.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-19

MaHiciE FoRE ~ ruE Across % rBE Eorn AND
NINTH MAY-Tbe official report Of G neral Ansts under
date Of Msidmofas May 25h Of the city Of Mexico show
clearly 50 fer az they BE- relied upon that the MeScan
force amounted 10 very nearly, not quite 1000 mon II
says.
"The file Of documents contained In No. will max.
known 10 youf oHceency number Of killed and wound
sd, aud Of the dispersed who hsvo not yet presented them
selves end that the crops Of tho army ruined forming
total Of 1000 men, including tho prisoners received in
exchange, sud exclusive Of the endorsements
whose reports havs not yet in the moment whom
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-19
TRUST SALE OF LAND
I'm Essex Comfy

PURSUANT to the provisions Of Deed of
Trust executed - me BY George NJ Tribe Lucy lnn
his wife bearing date May s ana duly recorded
the CeTksoee Of EsseI County viii cash at public an.
uon on the premises On THURSDAY I'd day OF July ne ~
fair, II dayJ tract Of land on which 4, "a
George Tible IN his life time resided wOODI AVN
bng IN EeI CouA ana containing about and four
$50
This Parm whether eonderedn regard location or liz fer
uS o To purchasers decided inducements centre
OF refined AID del gh speety med aey upon the ,,e Rid
from TapPahlnnoek to Richmond weekly Communication
eeent quay advantage the fine wRt The location
u healthy and sufficiently rear to navigabIs waters
hhtsa good Dwelling House necessary outbouse he
sides other excellent improvements These eobnd
with it, proximity hne FfL Oystsr region render h
considered Of the in Lower
The title 10 believed but selling az T,tee .h,n
only convey the title given me.
jolp-wtds AUsTTN NJ TRIHIP T,,.,..
Moniagucs June 18Th 1916.
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PROSPECTUS for publishing Sd edition Of
y Military Laws q The w. 10
Military Bounty isnds sod Pensions Included Price
N subscrbefs ~ so CaN and leavs your with
tsie J. W. RANDOLPH a CO. I2t, Mails o.
NOR HIRE, for tho residue Of the year, q
- youne who washsf and ironsr
sbsmbsrmsb Apply PHILIP NJ. TABB Son, once main
street. opposite The HTehsngs Banh lsis-dg
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-19

NOTlCE.-Inasmuch as my wife, about four
weeks since, Quilted tel and board bou a cause in
abfenee and without knocdg winch time have
sent verbal and eiers her soliciting home
not hiving seived definite reply or
cier and not knowing whit whc she or
what hey may now BE- know mike
this declaration 10 the world which Of all
and n1BE That could possibly annals Of INV
Ie-t ~ This do heeby foewarn al Terons
contracting any dett or debts with her account
pay none, and viii not be he'd responsible for any.
jo lD-cw3ws BALDWIN L, TuACKgR
0Tte PieierieksbuE Herald will copy md forward
bill N no
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NEW ORLEANS MARKET. June 10.

To Batiuurr9 ~ - cents per bushe PHILADELPHIA
eon 10 New TSrk. % cents Boston, cents. RieA-s.s
Esrt.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-09-10
LOOK TO YOUR HORSES.

$500 Sdued, as good as 500 Earned IN
COCKRAN'S HORSE LINIMENT, prepared according to
~ the original recipe for Sprans, Spdvins, Fresh Wounds
Stiffness, and Swelling of the Joints, Calousts, Windgas
Strains &C., that has yet been discovered 1t may also
be used embIocaon for Rheumatism, for which
better than the opodedoc Price 81 l2 bottle
No thrifty farmer should be without it,
For sale by respectable druggists generally and wholesale
and retail by the proprietor WILLIAM COE Worcester Mass
to whom orders may be addressed. Also by s. W. FOWLER
1888 Washington st BOSTON.
Caution to purchasebe you get 'CooHRAN's prepared
by WILLIAM CoE. Worcester Mass,-a others spu.
ious.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-09-10
SIR ASHLEY cooPER's
Pills

For the Speedy and Safe Cure of DYSPEPSIA or INDfGEs
TON CONSTIPATION, COSTINENESS, SICK HEAD
ACHE, ALL NERVOUS AFFECTIONS, and all diseases
ntising from improper tone of the Stomach.
HE recommendations through which this Pill reaches the
public arc numerous they various The cerf.
Gates of the lips of those who have been cured
by It's administration and thousands thousands Of est
monas OF ts benehcu effects might be adduced Dr. Nepead
son and even Mott with nnumebo others OF this country
have used In their private pactce and added their tesmo-
ny In its favor But the proprietor feels assured that tho best
recommendation is its efficacy aud its merritt aud that il remains
alone for tho public TO try it TO DO satisfied
The Proprietor does intend this denumnated under
the head OF humbucgoy lilo does assert good
for every thing, but only thot 1t w certain diseases
persevofodin Among these Wind in the Stomach Ind-
geson, Nervous Headache Dyspepsia Constpation Cose.
and such diseases dependent upon improper
of tho stomach.
Tho dose adult depends upon the Severity Of the dis
HDyspopsa and the patient has complained long
three to five pills day will be required just sufficient to keep
laxative effect until he finds relief which in the majority
Of will take place in about tho
will be cured in three weeks. Indigestion is with
every coany every class of society," and in every
the year, and you may search the whole PbHmacopp aud you
cannot find Medicine valuable to this disease as This
identical PILL. II has done for Indigestion, Flatuence
put together And need be said of this Medicine, than
that ssacd from the gigantic storehogse ef the mind Of
the greatest PHYSICIANS and SURGEO If any that Of
SIZE sRSTEEE COOPER und it is to him that a
grateful public is indebted.
g@Tho Dose Of this Medicine is PILL before each meal
three day. for adult until all unpleasant symptoms
removed. For child dag will be sufficient.
lTSod by BALDWIN, SCOTT co.
June Is4e. G. Montpelier, VI.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-09-10
READ THE FOLLOWING, AS IT is
IMPORTA Mt 10 ALL:

Extract of lecture delivered by Dr. BENNETT before the
Medical College of Lake Erie touching the valuable Medical
qualities of the extract Of TO MATOES.
Dr. Bennett it is of the most powerful alternatives
the Mateu Medical and in all affections of the Liver and 9th
organs where calomel is Indicated il probably the best
medicinal agent known 10 the medical profession. When used
In Inl a snAnrnlgn rnnledx ilr
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-09-10
HIGHLY IMPORTANT PREPARATION, CAPABLE
FROM THE PROMPT1TUDE OF IT'S ACTION
OF CLEARING TIE SYSTEM IN a
FEW HOURS, OF EVERY

FROM THE PHOMPIlIUUE Of IT'S ACTION
OF CLEARING THE SYSTEM IN a
FEW Houass OF EVERY
Tho origin dovelopemen and support Of Worms ia the hu.
condition Of the stomach and bowels being established
fact that whore the digestion is unimpared and the general
Of the system healthy state, they find habi.
aon This preparation has the peculiar advantage onot only
destroying worm, bat also of producing healthy action
many complaints arising from arrangement Of tho digestive
CANS Although prompt certain operation and not
unpleasant to tho tose perfectly suie and adapted the
tenderest age
A. BE- D. s,vD,i >
GoniemenI purchased vial Of Doctor Pery's Dead Shot,
daughter aged Year, she had boon unwe for several
months with such variety ofunvoabo symptoms thought
sunken, her cheeks yd, her bowels swollen, with severe
cough which annoyed her very much when asleep producing
sanguaon ande complete postraon Of the system. There
gradual wasting Of tho noh with sickness Of stomach,
starting the sleep grinding Of the teeth itching tho
and other symptoms indicative cf We gave the
Dose ind in few minutes thrown up, second
Vermge administered in the evening" and the NOM
ing produced free operation Of the bowels Tho FIRST dis
twelve inches long This followed by three
discharges each Of which continued tho
dred After the Neimuge had ceased operating
surprised the sight and it seemed almost incredible
eve without being eye witnesses the fact that she could
have lived with such in her bowels Her health
dntey improved, and all the uvorble symptoms passed off,
and she is entirely restored heuth feel in duty 10
this valuable medicine parents and would snv
fectua remedy known for the expulsion worms and
with feelings Of profound gratitude to Dr. Perry remain,
JosEPh EDWARDS.
Price 25 cents per vial.
Prepared by Dr. H. F. PERRY and sold wholesale and retail
by A. b. & D. SANDS, Druggists log Fulton street, corner Of
William, New York.
Sold also by s. (. COLLINS, MoD,celis,. VI.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-09-10
RE NOT DECEIVED.


wish impress particularly the minds of those that
troubled with impurities of the blood, bad humors old
GERS and diseases brought by the of Mercury, caome
that this is sovereign remedy 1t well known to every
stefan that Sarsapara almost the only article that
be successfully used such Diseases and when mi cd
with the of Tomooe it has been known
such when Sarspa alone has had effect This
be accounted o from tho fact that the Tomatoes gent
ly the bowels off those impurities which, fallowed
remain, create dan gerous and ncurahle diseases.
One pooof the efficacy OF the Sursaparila and Toma
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-09-10
f. BROWNS
SARSAPARILLA & TOMA-
TO BITTERS,

PREPARED FROM THE PURE EXTRACT OF SPANISH
SARSAPARlLLA AND EXTRACT OF TOMATO, b.
entirely process, which the whole strength
these most valuable of MEDICINES.
There connected with the above three others
the most valuable
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-09-10
S ELF ADJ u s T / N G
q VI, n CRI[ g

A CKNOWLEDGED by those who have used them to be
peor 10 any thing invented for the neck and possess
ing nony advantages the ordinary article Tho strap and
buckle usually attached stocks dispensed with, and
snring in their place, which holds firmly, and yet
y much and comfortable to tho neck than the old
sve IL also constructed that, whom the neck, It
ey resembles neatly tied and tho with which
tsse over a cravat or tho ordinary stock For sale by
IL BURNHAM n EIIISr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-07-23
Constltut,onal Convention.

Tuesday, July I'll, 1870
Mr.. CAxsRELrre submitted three snssdnsnts to me
other states within this State, limiting the sggngae
Of bank notes to be issued BY state oank ana
relative the right Of visitation by sharsheide on con-
dition Of banks failing TO discharge thsif .
charge the report Of that committee Inc smsndnsns
are follows.-
All incorporated companies and associations oxer
cising banking powers shall be subject 70 yson sr%
their creditors under regulations to be established
the legislature and in Of the failure OF any sucn
incorporation OF association to discharge it, debts 0. ~
bilities, Of any Of IL members 70 risenae & n
such incorporation associaticn, proyison - .S S
made for the speedy and equitable setuemen, 81 s
affairs of such incorporation or association anu iof W
me legislature shall provide BY law for tho sxclu
sion Of the notes Of banks OF other STATES from c'cus
ton within this State. ,..---.-... .-...-. -
The esislsture shall limit the aggregate amount Of
bank be issued By az s o. Which NAV be-
associations in this state now oAunB vi ""o" my oo
he Mr m.ss propossd an enquiry into the proprey Of
recurring . majority Of all the members elected
" Mr. p swsctSsmsr, call ON the Conptrosr for the
amount appropriated to the several colleges. acsdemes
&C Agreed TO. Mr.. Hawley offered rsscIutlon, wn,cn
referred orbiddng amendments to srucIes con.ae
cd in committee Of the whole, not offered commnsse
sd acted on Mr. Manns motion reconsider the vote
adopting the provisions Of the present Consnuuon
gard to the veto power, was called w ana nsksuvou
The article on the subject Of the Executve powers and
duties then laid aside 70 % prn.ca ~, ,rs srh
a., ~ ncle districts discussed ct length, nm
der n motion by Mr. Richmond TO change me nomoer OF
senator's by striking out two" sfter mry -
proposition finally assumed the form OF mo1on 70 .rn III
ant thirtytwo a. tho number Of senators put was no'
decided when the committee rose and rsporso p'os'
Recem.--absny J4rsus.
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am quite aware that, with portion Of the British
public, an Importance 1t by no means deserves, J:
attached 70 the navigation Of the Columbia river and
OF PRIDE have been disappointed by the pertinacty
with which it has been, at much risk, insisted up
fer i. not made Or intended a. an uim.tum think Il
only reasonable to infer expectation the part Of
those who offering it, net only that notifications may
And thsrsor: still ensssin The opinion that although
pectaton that in the United states this point may
interests and at home-they could not be
duced In the hrst instance to make o6sr with such
qualifications yet the adjustment ofthe question shoul!
yield the demand to the permanent navigation IL the
yer, and DO content to accept II for such number Of
years, would afford all tho substantial advantages to
those interests they have particularly in view that could
be reasonably desired II the only question upon which
he mt of the Oregon question depended should
be- whether the navigation Of the Columbia river should
be granted for period sufficient TO subservs all the pur
poses Of British subjects within the disputed territory
whether the right should be extended indefinitely to
no English statesman in the face Of his denial Of SINH
lar privilege to American citizens in regard to the st.
Lawrence would take the hazard upon this point alone
of disturbing the peace Of the world. Indeed, IL the
Same ministry from whom the present offer proceeds
should continue masters Of their proposition by
naming in Office until the qualification am adverting
to- would have TO be dealt with, should feel entire con.
6dence in the belief have now expressed.
regret to say however thst have not the least
pectaiion that less reservation proposed in favor Of
the occupants of land between the Columbia and the
forty ninth parallel would BE- assentsd to- may repeat
my conviction founded upon all the disc ussions In which
have been engaged here that In making partition Of the
Oregon territory the protection Of those interests which
have grown up during the joint occupation 10 regarded
Indispensable Obligation the sccrs of honor and
impossibls to be neglected quite sure that Il
navigation Of the Columbia river for British subjects and
British commerce generslly and that has been ulti
msisly confined TO the Hudsons Bay Company after
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SER NEW LINE OF PACKETS FOR LIVER
kxN POOL.Psckst Of the 2eih Of The Splspdid.
4kufsst sailing and fsvorite packet ship KOSCIyS,
loo buheu Captain Asa Edridss. will sail Mon
day, July 9th. her regular day. r..a.
The ships Of this line being all 1000 tons and upwards Per
about embark for the Old Country will not fail to see
the be derived from selecting this line IN prsfe
TO other their capacity renders them eve
~ way more comfortable snd CONVENIENT than hips Of small
class and their sccommod lions for cabin second cabin and
rteerage yas'nes IL is well Known superior TO those
oil other line of Packets. Persons wishing to
berts should fs early application board at
the foot Of Wall street. or to
Al their General PASSAGE oce o. South street, second door
-yx2 re below Er-s<ug sin
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fHN. kyk ULAsCOW--lh he new first snIp
most Of her cargo engaged will meet with despatch.
r9r balance Of freight passage having excellent
modsops apply the captain Dover street.
iyi7 n eovti sers.s
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NArruckkr,.July %. 1919.

The Extent Of the Great Frs--1he Total Loss.
Although never having had the pleasure of your
acquantance, take the liberty to forward to you
an exact map OF the ruins of the late Are in this
place, the plan being an exact copy of map of
this town, surveyed in 1884, by VIM. Coffin, ESQ.
drew pencil line on the map of the town en-
closing the buildings destroyed, and copied from
that in arranging the dark shades, and Of course
got correct plan of the ruins. For general in
formation, will refer you to the Nantucket War
der of Wednesday and Saturday, 18th and 18th
instants. The Athenmum contained a Ii brary of
about 5000 volumes, and museum OF valuable
and unusual collections of articles, from all parts
of the world visited by our whalemen, and also
from our own town since its first settlement. So
rapid were the flames, that some eight or ten pi-
amos, and the organ in Trinity church, were con-
sumed.
The Wdrder of Saturday says Official returns
from the investigating comm ttee appointed BY
the town, to gather details Of losses by the late
fire, report the following -
Total loss by estimation. .se.o'osi
o. .
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Balance Of loss. .......................seos,I

The books and papers of the Post Office, Com.
Insurance Office, Register Of Deeds; County T5ea-
surer, Clerk of Courts Coiiec,or OF axes pay
The large circulation of the Weekly Herald, and
the quality of its engravings, induced me to send
TO you, presuming you will do it6ustice.
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THE NEW YORK HERALD.
JAMES GORDON 8ENNE T, PRePRlE TOR.
Circulation Forty Thousand.

DAILY HER ALD-Evrry dar, Price cents per copy-S7
Il per siunm-puyAbie he advance.
WEEKLY UEkALD-r'sS Ssturday-Pricc ca Is
per coryS3 l2hx sBnuni-payabe IN advance.
HEKALD FOR EuROrf.-Eyery steam Packet day.
ADvERTisENEMTs the usual prsss-alwsys cash
in sdvsuce.
riyNTlNG of all lands executed with beauty and de~
patch.
Al letters caons, by mail, addressed to the
abb shmsnt must be the postage viii be de
d. cted from the suhscripfion money REMIT d.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
fropaetor Of the "a
NBw foRK HnRALp EsTARLIsrMRNr,
North- " asst rot Fslfsn and Nassau streets.
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/E3GS1D9 AND IRELAND-PessQns wishing to re-
ZIK4TEAfA init money to their frea6 in any part Of
<4kSS4SAb the old country, procure drafts of the
...s. -. subscribers for any amount, from 81 and
Wales.
The subscribers beg to inform their friends and the public
thai th, branch of their business continues receive their
particular and they feel better
arrangements than the for transmitting money the old
country cannot be made.
The royal mail Caledonia will Boston to-
morrow by which all drafts be- forwarded.
w. X j L. TAPSCOTT, 86 South street,
jsy0 2 doors below Burlng slip.
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Mr.. MsLans to Mr.. Bachanan--E afrr 81.

1900 LONDON May ii, 1916
received late in the day. on the 18th nsanl friday
despatch numbered twenty ssven dated the 2sh Of
April 1916, transmitting notice for the abrogaon of
the convention Of the 9Th Of August l827 between the
terms prescribed In the second article instructing
Solver the notice to her Britannia Msjssty in person
her MAes principal secretary Of state for Foreign
AnAir. - wiz be most agreeable to her Msjestys wish
e. ana At the same time leaving the mode OF the dsve
ry OF the notice entirely At my own discretion.
will Of course execute your instructions at the earli
est practicable moment As however, could only ascsr
tam her MAestys wishes, which am directed to
Affairs sufficient time has not yet been afforded for that
purposes and In the midst Of the preparation Of my dc.
ents II the Forvit1 Once connsessd with one Of bs
topics Of this letter has not been in my power to give
which / sensible q proper exercise Of the dis
erection con6ded to me requires Tomorrow, however,
purpose 10 seek an interview with Lord Aberdeen