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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-01-22
THE TARIFF OF ls42.

We earu from the Harrisburg Argus that the following
preamble and JOINT resolutions passed the Senate Penn
sylvanis, on Friday. by = unanimous vote
wuEREAs, The Tariff. of Is42 produces no more than
sufficient revenue deray the expenses Of the
General Government, and only affords adequate
dental protection to American industry aud American
uiseturvs against foreign competition and foreign policy
PRISE agricultural pursuits, and the development Of
our internal
AND WHkkEAs, believed the people Of Pennsylva.
MIA opposed any alteration in the existing Tariff
until further experience has shown that modif is
required 10 continuance OF such protection
promote their general welfare Therefore,
Rssolrtd, &c. That Senators and Representatives
Congress be, and they hereby required oppose
all attempts alter mod fly the Tariff OF the 3Oth Of
August, lS42.
Reoiped, That the Governor be requested transmit
copy the above preamble aud resolution to our Sena
tors and Re representatives. Congress.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-01-22
NJ. Aliea', Connnse,t War p.els,st,o,

Speaking OF Mt. Aliens notice OF intention force
up his Resolution ieaTniRx the Powers Of Europe III
National lnelg encsT siys " We think Ut moth ng
unprOPuous the peace OF country the pesen
moment than the entertaining and discussing pro-
Positions and aiite that considerable every
where have felt grateful the Senate putting the sub
Iect, As 1t seemed, TO rest.
With these IN regard this and mschie
vous proposition is with great that have
that Mt Allen gave notice yesterday, OF his intention
move the Senate Friday next. take up his for
leave introduce this resolution. We that the
whole country would be startled any successful attempt
to engage the Senate public debate OF such measure
The disturbing OF is much to be deprcsted-espe.
cSly at this uneiure teeming with agitatng and momen
tous and much would any thing like grave
discussion OF 1t be TO be deplOred."
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-01-22
NORTH CAROLINA.


The Wings Of this gallant State met in Convention on
the l2h and acted with greet unanmty in the nomination
OF Governor WuLIAN A. GRAHAA for e.elecuon TIL.
Raleigh Register expresses great qualification nt the spirit
'Nhbte on the OCCASION and speaks Of the amount, Of
lent a. comparing advnntagtousy with that Of any BODY
Heretofore assembled.
Among the eminent who spoke on the occasion wa.
the Hon. EDwAED STASLY. who very happy in some
81 his illusions the "ssyngs and dOirgs Of the opposite
party lie cited the various deesu which the adversary
lad suffered under popular leaders, and thought Mr. Green
w Caldwell. their present eondidsro would hardly be 80
green as 10 enqush his lb Office one Of the Jss
an the State, 10 take biz chance for in the chair now
well filed by much sbIer man.
The following re,olulns we're unanimously adoptsd
and doubt the Wing sentiment of The State
B,sOiesd, That this Convention deem it but lust re-
Election Of the deep and heartfelt feeling Ut their
ents, 10 express their admiration and affection Tor HENRY
CLAY, the modest embodiment Of Wing principles as he
one Of the nobie specimens Of Amercun character that
our Nation has produced.
Rssoissd. That we adhere 10 tie Wing Doctrine ,bst
ihc Revenue tor she support Of the Gcn,ra Government
should be fsised by Tsff VI duties upon imp,r rather
thsn BY the imposition Of drectta1 u,n the people. a.
IN laying such TarH, Congress should s,rd ncdeht pro-
tecuon 20 Commerce, Agriculture and Manufactures
Rssoiusd That the Whgs VI NORTH Carolina arc mos
decidedly opposed TO that scheme Of Finance, commonly
called the Sub easvrg. which has been repeatedly and
sgnay rejected BY the people Of the United stses and
Which the present Administration sgan ondoayOrng %
rec upon
Essossd. That In favor n on cqusbe distribu
Of he Proceeds u the Sales u tie Public Land. snons
the scvsfs States Of the Union.
Rssoirsd. That believe dist the United States o
Amerca have the better SIDE ~ OreROnthat being foil,
sensible of The awful consequence both Nations which
inevitably result from appca Arms We mo,t o.
deuuy dcsfc hat the perpeinG question fuay BE- sete,
BY pcscsu negotiation; bot should the couse Il End nd
drive County into War fOr the maintenance u ou
lust nghs. natons honor the Whgs Of North Csrons
the days II the Revolution, will BE- found ~ msn
lafltog urfth THAR onghf n their Countrvs cane
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-01-22
LIGHT FOR THE City.

The transfer, residents OF Richmond, not less than the
citizens generally, will be grsu6ed hear tina, bill has
been passed by both Houses incorporating the Richmond
Gss Company, Tor the purpose OF lighting The city Ii
only ms,ier OF wonder that in this progressive sse
people should long have CROPPED the dark. peril
OF life aud limb.
The Company to have a capital OF 500 900. to be
increased hereafter as necessity require. That the
investment will be good one, doubt; and that
the labOs Of the Company, sordng floods light viii
be the acceptable piece OF service rendered this
muny for the last half century, will be admitted by every
he'd
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-01-22
nIEn-

In Philadelphia, on ThutsIsy the 9th Of Noyembo, in
the 18th yesr Of her age, Mrs. MARTHa g. Uuprngry
wife Of Joseph Hdeburn Esq Of that city, and
VI DR.. Aug. Smith Of New York
In this sad evea we behold Of those d,pensations
to indeed inserutable. Surprisingly lovely In cron
and character possessed Of every endoaung quality 10
her the idol Of family aud friends, this loved and Cherished
one hss sunk into the grave in the very morning and
spring of life. Could the prayers add tears n devo
ted affection have avaed 10 save, she bad still lived hap
~ bese, aud tho source &c Eido spread hapness bot
otheTws ordered, and part 10 to bow In .ien,
submission, remembering that the decree oamo forth from
HIN who "esHHoi orr"
In Lynohburg, the morning Of the 10Th inst Mr.
IoEH T. Tn MAS In the 9th year Of his ago, formerly Of
Campbell county, but for considerable time resident OF
LynohbufR.
On tho 3ls Of Dccemborlsg bic residence in Frank
lin, county, Doctor SISUELL CABEL Of attack u par
alyss.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-01-22

WEEKDAY, Jdnuay u, 1876.
communication received from the House. report.
ing The several bills pssssd by that body. Referred.
Alfo' Hahng their agreement 70 the amendments u the
Senate 70 the bill autorz NJ battalion nssa nd OF regimen
m nusies m Psge County, and IN such other counties
the cofnm'ndsnts n regiments may determine.
Also 70 The amc mens Of the Senate 70 the bin eleas.
ing Inc Commemorative right the Price's Turnpike
,Id Cuneerond 0sp Rosd the Courts u the counties
through which the Road pssses
ne Sfnate Iook up the bill With the amendment ycs-
hfdsy reported By W. Voolfolk. suthorzing the usnsfei
o. money ~ proPerty held In WVst within the Common
wealth 70 such trustees fha be appointed BY The courts
Of Other States 70 receive the same.
MI IHoNTzoE u A eEpained the ehsTaciN Of tho
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-01-22

ALTERATION % THE JEwIsH SlgslrH,-A German pc.
per states that the Jewish Reform Committee, sung Of
Frankfort az the head Of which Messs. tiodschnIidt
advocate Cfeusenach professor aud Schwardlchid ply
stefan and to which oil the prominent Jews Of Ger.
many have adhered haa just taken important resolution
IL has decided that the Jewish Sabbath shall be kept on
Sunday The committee has appointed divine service 10 be
performed Sunday, the Jewish temple IN het city
The names Of several Jewish preachers mentioned rs
destined 10 TAX mari IN H.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-01-22


CLusPY and CLoD, two suTiy clowns,
hsreeling home one night
fsOm alehouse, where their s8ppy crowns
They'd soak'd in sad'ning plight,
While oil the azure tinted sky
Spread out is clear eXpanse,
And oil the gliuering trlin on high
Seem'd DER their heads TO danee-
Quoh Clump 10 ClOd, IL tell thee what,
81 only wish that |
as much good pasture land had got
AS | can zee blue sky"
Ard l." quolh Clod To Clump. SHOULD like
Thy wish TO beat by far,
And have, TO prove a weather. tyke,
IAN OF for every star
"Ah but" soys Clump, to weed them all
"What pasture could be youudl"
Enough" says Ciod, ''yor great and small:
I'D weed them on thy ground"
""hat. and without my eavri" says Clump,
Gay, that would" rays Cloddy.
QuOih Clump, "then thee my hide shall ihurnp,
"Or / will bump thy body"
So tot they wen', both Clump and CioJ,
A. fast as fit could tag
Til both lay spfaw.ing the sod,
And scarce ii,t could wag.
"NOw where's your oxen, CIod," says Clump
And where" says ClOd, "your Rround1"
Both slRh'd, aud, csrcase raised OIL rump
In vain for both look'd round
Then, shaking hands, they cursed all jsrs,
Aud all deceiying eyes,
That looked for oxen ~ the stars,
And pasture from the skies
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-01-22
MARKED.

On Thursday evening the 18th Phadelph, BY the Rev
Dr. Dueaehet Dr. CHARLES CARTER, OF Vr.nis 70 guIIy
daughter Of the late Geo. Blight
ON Tue,day evening" the 2Oh BY Elder J.ier Mr. JAs
bank, Rsq- all of this city, ~
IN ~ Johns Church, n Halifax House. on the t in.,
~ The Rev John Gfamnsr, Dr. LEANDER FAULKNER 10 "a
RAH ELIZABETH GREEN daughter Of Thoraa. J. Green g.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-01-22
Ysnt.. HlIrs csnissI.tt,,.

Tbi. dsol corasdisn, who delnes'e' Ysnkse character
she lite sppssn again bsf5e tire public. tonight the
60 Roosn Of the Exchange Those who desire hesr.
~ lsoeh 81 hte eIpsuss vi lake to Be presente'
pecisiy thee who have witnessed Mr. Hlls saor
~ The ell Of fsre " wsii srangsd.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-01-22
APPoINTMENTs BY TnE PREs1pENT.

" ma WHH Ihs adUief and r01fsnt Of Ns Ssnafe
William Parrot, Of Washington 10 be secretary Of
the legation Of the United States 10 the Mexican republic
Edward WBuens, Of Missouri to be consul Tor the port Of
Trieste, ~ the plsce Of a. d. Mann resigned.
Hiram g. Runnells, 10 be collector Of the customs Tor
the district O Texas and inspector Of tie revenue for the
port o. Gavost0n. Do lLe StaLe u TeEaa.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-01-22
BANK OF VIRGINIA..

Condensed State of the BANK or VIRGINIA AID
BRANCHES, on tho Is, Of January, 1886, compared
with Let Of January, ls45
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-01-22

cHRiSTIES GTLg.fHlC RLvGS ByvD MI0SETIC FLUID
RHEUMATIC GOUT
Two Or CHRISTIE. sir-Ansr trial almost even thing
n without good effect think attribute remarkable
cure the Powero your GivAnie and Magnetic
not mistaken IN the they
Rheunltc Gou Of Standing general ne
dfbiy Of tie system. MRS VARY JACKSON,
100 Bank Street, N. York
VI Mrs Jackson s relative OF Major 81 ~. Moan,
y added the following
Dear Doeio-The above in personally known
is mt less strange thaR true Il happy
witness with pleasure may state that have
como TO my notice of nature equally fortunate and sueee
Very sincerely. yours, M NJ NOAH.
New York, Oct 10. 1875,
Beware Of spurious mtaons n only
IN Richmond 10 obtain tho Rings
Store of DIyAi 4 ptRCELI
Ia7 Mains
PRiCEs-For Gold Rings, 81 and $50 each: for Common
Ring 50 cents each. Galvanie Fluid. 81 per hnile
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-01-22

McNuLrys REctruov AS We stated a few davs since
n anticipation Of the event. MoNu,y arrived a. Mr. Vernon
sthe close o last week, and salucd with hirtysi4
rounds from on Old field piece. is was a. We learn from
the Tunes, escored u the court House Of town. whore
he delivered speech "nOfai'y politics. history &c -
lie beraed BVrsm Leonard, o hs suroucs severe
rate and declared his purpose 10 live At M Vernon az long
as he IL PermItied 10 live,-iOhio State JournaLl
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-01-22

a ShTONS SALT. SIS sacks Ashtons double
'o'ds' on board ne chr Pssah pocE for ssIs By
S"' CHAs. PALMER
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-01-22

WANTED-A PARTNER At OAK HALL Go.
fiSe HToEE This store has an entrance on Han
over street 10 one who wishes a. Partner either A.
i've o. silent hist good opeHng command ready made
sfa1-rt,, AZ. 4. - go, $3.50
p1E-WSW 961 BALTIMORE street. Baltimore.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-01-22
CLARKE's LOTTERY OFFICE. I.,b s,,.., 90 -

(iLARRE's LOTTERY OFFICE l4th Street on. do,
" below Exchange Hotel. ' '"' uo''
For this Morning.-Cap,als $4,000. 5000. 5000 laso
~ OF ioOO 10 OF 500, 10 Of 800 10 OF $50 is of 300 I
cts IS. 'a"0''' ieA-
For this Evening.-Captals 8 OOO 60OO 1000 3ooo
il23 ZOO llO0 10 Of l00O 10 of 400 10 of 900 no I
goo 20 OF $780, 20 Of l25. &c. 10 Nos 10 drawn ballots
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-01-22

KEEr your temper 10 controversy or quarrel. AZ your
antagonist warns do you cool down. spd tho victory -
yours The cold hammer fashions tho red bot IRON into
| any shape you will.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-01-22

ar The E,ebsusv Rs'dios Room VIII be opened this
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-01-22
SECOND NIGHT.
my pgETJCuL.5g ,

~ I8FTJCUT-9R DESTREI
M ". HILL, TIC celebrated and unrivalied per.
W senator of Yankee Charaf faty known a. .~rtr
Brt' VIII give bic ~ Entertainment THfs EVRNINg J,n,v
~. NJ The Efeharre Concert rBlm
~ Fur prrcuiars, mail bis
" il'hhl1 y cents each. Doors open 7comnpe nee
al lian pat Wcock A., - 4,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-01-22
THE FARMERS LIBRARY,
And uon'h'y Journal Of Agriculture,
EDrrrD ny JoHS S. SEiSsEK. Fec.

No. I of this valuable work, published by
Messrs. Greedy & McElrath, New York, is now
In the hands of the public. Specimen numbers
may be seen at the office of the Richmond Wing.
We again recommend TO our Agricultural read,
ers, Journal which, without regard to labour or
expense, has been gotten up in style Of elegance,
and in spirit of enterprise, in keeping with tho
progress which is making in Agricultural Indus
try an intellectual and scientific pursuit.
We understand that Mr. SKINNER its able Edi.
tor, will be in Richmond in n few days, to re-
ceive orders for this work, from such portions Of
our community as feel an interest in its circula.
ton, and in the success of Agricultural Science.
We avail ourselves of a proof slip from the
next forthcoming number OF the FARMEHs' Ii.
BRARy, to give an article of real value, on the
CHARACTERISTICS OF HoRsEs OF THE DIFFERENT
RACES, as they are found in different countries
and states; and we shall endeavor occasionally
to give something else from the same work, for
the especial benefit of the Farmers and Planters
of the country. The article below, is one which
will, we hope, be read with profit.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-01-22
WAR FOR OREGON

has been suggested in distinguished quarters that DC
Territory Of Oregon worthless II hiss also been said on
both sides Of the Atlantic that the territory long be
governed either irorn Westminster Washington; but
that 1t will require separate OF its Ii
either Of these assertions be true, war. IN this age Of
civilization, to determine the tile Oregon, will be
"nonsuous and mpious" beyond any reassr Of battle
history The following from ancien, newspa per
wall hy illustrate the folly OF both that engage in
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-01-22

HOfTS OFFICE. $4,000 Capital for TO-
sales close at II o'clock " T''F''N'"-
Also Tor odav-sl9OOo Capital the drawing si.. pl,e. in
petersburg this evening md in the norpngT,I
c" only sS-share in proportion For until 81 oeoek A.
an HOYTS OFFICE,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-01-22

LovER sEEDso prime Clover Seed Just received
~ for aieb By h2l GORDON q sKfNKER.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-01-22
J. s. sErvvEE, Esq


Dear Sir Your favor requesting me To obtain inform,
nation respecting horses Wagons &C. were received r
Que course d mai; bat Ne just leaving for Pius-
burg ives compelled 10 defer answering unu nv return
con RED with several wsg,nea and give below the 70
suit Of their uaitod opinions.
Respectfully your obtstryr Dawn AevrV
Question. The usual average daily travel Of I,aJsi wa
Ron.l
AbFwof Sixteen miles
u How many hoisss. and their average cos, or va1,
a. sN hHtsc', average c0s OF each sirty FIVE dollars
= The aversge time that horses ~ employed will lss,
a. Seven yenrs
=. AZ what age Is II considered ,afo to pu, them q
such labor7
A. Five yeau. Many used at three or four yenr,.
Y What the average cost Of shooting oaeh horse DC
anuuml
a. Fifteen dollars.
u Whist s the usual feed Of kind and quantity and Il
how may oats s IL equivalent where oats sro not used1
A. Oats y the only feed in Pour sud a half busb
els 10 SLOWED per day for sir horses
u As o. hays IN fegulat use on the road or doe
cot suav OF what, take the place Of M
n Cut straw is not used. Hay b. IN regular use.
O. What v the gsusi weight u their load exclusive
tbeT wagon, snd whu, the weight Of the wagons'
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-01-22

DIRECTORS or THE OFFICE OF THE BANK or
VIRGINIA, At LYNCHBURG.
By THE SrOcEHOLDERs. BT rHr EXECUTIVE
Chiswo Dabney, Iames W. Morgan
John ilons, Jsmes VI. Cobbs,'
Rjland Roberts, WIN. Daniel.s
Robert Tinseys
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1846-10-22

have been advised to act a magnanimous
part. IN order 10 incline Mexico TO peace.
The moral influence of leniiy united 10 the
triumph OF our arms, might be thought eff
cacious in convincing the Mexicans that they
had to deal with generous victor. Moreo-
yer. the capture of Monterey was the end
and aim of the campaign, and it is not i'm
probable that Gen. TAYLOR might have been
willing to accept terms which would give
him an opportunity of allowing his soldiers
some repose, and recruiting their exhausted
energies. In the heart OF hostile country.
2 what advantage could he have derived from
g being encountered with thousands of captur-
ed Mexicans2 How could he have disposed
of themf Would they not, as Mr.. HALE
says, have eaten out his substance? All
or any of these motives may have operated
with the Commander-in-chief, and instga,ed
him to the line Of action he has chosen TO
pursue. For our part, we do not hesitate 10
declare that such is our unbounded trust,
in the soldisrly qualities, experience, emin-
ent sagaciiy and courage of Gen. TAYLOR
that We do not question for a moment the
correctness of his conduct, and feel entirely
persuaded that when his official dispatches
are made public, they will offer an ample
justification and warrant for all that he has
done. God forbid that we should attempt
peevishly 10 pick flaws in the conduct of this
distinguished veteran! The laures of Palo
Alto and Resaca de la Palma are yet too
bright TO be soiled by the breath of capiious
and carping criticsm.-N q. Bee.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1846-10-22
New Goods. New GOOds!!

A T the store of ]. ii. BOFENDICK & Co.
II on Main Street. The subscribers have re
ceved supply Of Spring and Summer Goods
for ladies' aud gentlemen. There are in assort-
ment received this day some very beautiful
LawnR, English and American Prints, high an d
fine coors; Ribbons and Bonnets, latest style ::
Artfcial Flowers; Silk Hd'kls.-also large
and good assortment of Boots and Shoes, with
a full supply of childrens sizes.
Also-Domestic Sheetngs, Tickiugs, Drill
lings and Checks, Summer Panteloonery, Linen
and Worsted goods Palm Hats, grea, variety
OF new style goods, plain and plaid striped and
figured Cambria, Jack onet Muslin. bishop la W ms
POngee, Spirfed aud Cotton Hd'kfs., GimPs,
Hosiery. Gloves. Suspenders, Sapes, &c.
We think our goods and prices will induce
those wishing to purchase to call and see be-
fore buying elsewhere.
March &c # j. Fl. BOFENDICK & Co.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1846-10-22
NEw GOODS.

IN making this my first announcement OF my
II NEW GOODS, through the medium OF the
Evansville Journal,l beg leave TO return my SIN
cere thanks for the very liberal patronage thai
has been bestowed upon my since assumed
the business of the late firm of Carpenter q
Ladd and | would assure my friends, and pa
irons that no pains or labor will be spared to
render my Store at all times worthy the patron
age, thus bestowed. 1t will be my determine
ton to keep the best selected stock OF GOODS
that can be exhibited in this City, and at as low
prices as any other Store. | shall never adver-
tise goods l have no. on hands, nor name ten
times the amount have on hand when do
advertise. Respectfully,
OLIVER LADD.
Evansville, June Is 1916.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1846-10-22
CINCINN ATi
CT OTHIN TOR f.
NV ALTERING a. RRITMMER

nesfqHE subscribers. late of Cincinnati, desires
"a to inform the citizens of Evansville and
surrounding country, that they have just OPEN
ed on Main street, next door to w. i C. Bells
Drug Store. large and fresh stock OF READY
MADE CLOTHING, made IN the latest and
most fashionable style. OF good materials and in
the best manner. The work was executed by
themselves and under their eye, and will be full
ly Warranted. Their stock is lnrge one em-
bracing every thing requisite for the fitting out
OF genlleman's wardrobe, and will be sold at
very low prices. Youths clothing on hand oil
good workmanship aud of the very best materi
als,at extremely low prices. A fine lot OF Trunks,
Hats, Caps, 4 cots and Shoes. We think our goods
and prices will induce those wishing to purchase
to lay on, their money with US, and we terefore
solicit call from the public. july '46-ly.