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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-25
RHEUMATISM, BRONCHITIS. DYS-
PERSIA

The following om Clergy man well Known and OF d,xu
gushed AHA nEleRts and reputation:
SIDNEY, y. J, july H. Is45.
Or. A II. CHEhuE-Dear Doctor promised u eomuuniea r
with respecting the effects OF application
Rings and Magnetic Fluid my ease The time is yea too
short TO justify speaking positively the perna
nncy hut can ny application OF your
Gayanie Bes noe series OF nv nervous eo
paints have been suFeud suffered chronic rheu
masu, bronchitis and dyspepsia aud c
orders al ce4 through nervous
TEN have had none OF the dyspepsia whltevcr
ciuon Of your Bet Ge nothing worth mentioning OF
shs for h1ve b'ea enabled discharge my
nra cucs 81 preaching visiting &c h surprise
Congregational and save had bu
masn. have enjoyed FAR exemption the,
a adts distressing they sban been ENJOY
FOE years cannot be too sraie to God
directed mr YOU
The immediate eessn Of thus letter procure of tha
same Kind oi ~ statce or Of people Many
gegston Elected and shot " INV euro
Dc permanent many will be led apply you the rsrst
country charge IN The staie' and NY 20
speak, entirely
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No. IT'S CHESNUT STREET PHILADELPHIA
AS constantly hand his Tailoring store op
- Poe the Stsc House French aud
English toihS tassu"rv and late arrival
" Tie conducts the establishment principle sendinr
no garments out Of nssto but those Of the hr quality
thus that De hssso long enjoyed custom in this
and throughout the Union TIE would respectfully solicit call
from gentlemen visiting the city any
orders entrusted him. a lower rates t
The same quality be had city, inv 10
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Q - o Ihe el.e. - q o heIs fallor.I

May GcB bvsrg attend your liable ,7r,s nv dear Deto,
and Ahos relief tle b. a vast nun,brt
Of others who will apply Nery truly yours.
ROBERT w LANDS
Do scvc al ucrs have since been from the Rev Mr.
Lant who hea "a continued improve many OF bs
congregation have u-ed the gaaaie win equally happy
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ConnrturrsI,in.

We have this day formed conneNion in business, as
aed Advertisements that the arrangement
mad the the confidence Of
iend snd the public generally NM ANDERSON. IT,
Fcby isL I5l7.-f JAS TRlCE
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To FARMERS, COUNTRY MERCHANTS,
AND OTHERS.

Great Reduction mt Penitrntinry Store.
VIE subscriber. by late oier OF oof
- fer at greatly reduced prices
5000 yards heavy double t~ed Kcr-y cloth
ing.
1000 yards plain and striped Lny. for Women, eohpr
In Store for Fall purchasers:
800 heavy ready made Ker.-y Coat.
200 pairs do do do Pant.
'ehO pieces Brogans with Of coarse and I'm
Shoes, equal to any n marseL
Complete se- Of Wagon Harness for hor.- and
Wagon Hsiness portions
Warranted Ares, very superior
h> wheat Fans Wheat Gags, Refrigerator, warrobe, Ind
FuRsrTuEx of different hind.
For sale At Pcnienar. superior are. oC Rur, Mil
Stones, Wagons Days. Cart, &c
The above accommodating term. and nm,
eha-ers~i do well In call IN. No
~. street leading To Mayo's Brdge.
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Rifbnona Dailp tubis.

RICHARD n. TOLER, Editor.
WYATT VI. ELLIOTT, Associate Editor.
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nLD WINES and BRANDlES.--Ih have Just
- received choice foowisr Wines Bftnd,ss
suprior Maisha 10 Botrss vasge is2t
StruY
Campaigns "
Od Cofnsc Randy IN bouies
Rom
sapedoT scoch ast Wsksy IN boiu.s
sskustHa Cis, n lufs-whleh oil ~ on ia
Fcasonsbs rsnsr, o. tisds of
Id ~ ~ Al
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DLASTER-gLASTER.
So Lump Plaster landing from Burlington and
sale by mhS RANKIN & wHTTL0CK.
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4 OAF SUGARS whole and 40 half boxes
- wcoi'sy wooseys Loaf sufat hning nom Cou
ricT, aud fot tale BY NH 10 VIM ANDERSON = CO.
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lME. LIME. $50 Casks of very superior
- T'omaston Lime an good order aud BY
NH u RANKIN u WHIT
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1847-12-25
NUMBER %.

that the number Of labOrers in Foreign Missions
connected with the American Board IS upwards
Of 80 with the American Baptist Mission
airy Union, upwards Of $50; with the British
Wesleyan Missionary Society, about Ito Of
all grades
The American Board have been, for two or
three years, seeking Physician for their Mis-
sion at Madura, in India, and, up to this time,
TAXING THE VuI--The Cincinnati Catholic
Telegraph states that three young ladies', two Of
them natives Of that city, recently received the
white veil in the Convent Of Notrs Dame. Also,
that a very accomplished lady, one Of those who
have been educated in the East, and ssn>Out to
the West under the patronage Of Gov. Slade,
having recently joined the catholic faith, will
shortly commences her noviciate n the same in
stitutiOn.
CHRISTIANS or THE LEBANox.-The Sultan
has expressed to the Pope his desire that the pro-
lection Of the Christians Of the Lebanon should
be under the direction Of representative OF the
Holy See The Pope at once complied and re-
established the Office Of Patriarch Of Jerusalem.
He has appointed to the dignity a simple
priest, for the last eight years a missionary to
Persia.
UNIVERSITY IN TkxAs-From a statement in
me New \ ork Recorder, II appears that the
BaPtisis have In Texas, what 10 called the Bsy-
ler University. II 10 located at Independence,
w ashingtoa county, 10 under the presidency Of
Rev. II. l. Graves, and has one hundred stu
dents.
The JEws.-A Congress Of reformiss Israel
ties were TO meet in the course ofths last month,
at Berlin, Prussia, to discuss questions relative
to the exterior worship, and to the reforms Of
which Judaism may be susceptible, in aceOr-
dance to the wants Of the age.
BAPrIsz OF THREE CHNEsE.-Three Chinese
youths, brought to England by Rev. Mr. Legge,
were lately baPtised in Huntley, and admitted
to the Independent church.
NEw BISHOPS FOR INDIA-Calcutta, Bombay.
Aadrss, and COlumbO, four Episcopal Sees are
TO be devided, and SIX new Sees formed 80 that
there will be ten Indian Bishops, instead Of
four.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1847-12-25
Foreign Ne~.--Csa,,naea.

We had barely time last week, owing to the
flood, to give sketch Of the Brittanias news. II
is too important to be thus summarily disposed
of.
The Panic is over In Great Britain, and tho
pressure less severe. Yet it is still so pressing
as to render Parliamentary action necessary, no;
only as regards immediate difficulties, but in re-
ference to a monetary system, capable Of meet
ing the crisis which occurred in the Spring and
Autumn.
Parliament met on the 18th. The Speaker o.
the last House, Charles Shaw Lefevre, was elect
ed without opposition. Ne intimations of Lord
John Russell's course are given. He has the
nerve 10 propose, and attempt to carry out, a
system Of measures which shall seek to give relief
to England, and quiet Ireland. But the difficulty
with him, is, as It seems to us, that he will be
thorough in nothing-and that, wanting the will
to command, and the power to awe, he will fail
in satisfying thu country, or retaining the full
support ofhs party, out Of Parliament. lie has
to grapple with great themes, when mona but a
great mind could dispose Of them successfully.
He has to combat sturdy spirit Of progress,
when rome but a man Of intrinsic and majestic
power could contralit There are the currency
and It's monopoly, coercion In Ireland, and the
rights Of tenants, education, the poor, new
tax arrangement, &C., &c. We fear, In all these
matters, and others connected with them, that
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1847-12-25
ExIraot Of the Report OF the Secretary or
the NAVY

This document sets out with stating the
number Of men in service al any one time
dunng the past year. which is 5000. The
oifhculty Of enllsting men has delayed the
arrangements for employing cruisers on
several stations. The force and operations
IN The Mediterranean are then spoken Of,
including the affair Of the Carmelita. In
hls connection the Secretary speaks of pri-
watering on the part Of Mexico as incon-
Sislent with the spirit Of the age, resorted to
as means OF revenue with certain result
oil untold atrocities, if favored, and deser.
wing as it has received, the reprobation Of
the civilized world.
The force on the coast of South America,
the squadron on the coast of China, that on
The Pacific, the operations in California, the
operations of the Gulf squadron, and the
loss OF the brig Somers near Vera Cruz are
next seyerally dwelt upon with special
praise oil Com. Perry. In connection with
the lost, the assistance rendered by the
British, French and Spanish ships of wal
anchored near, is spoken Of in the highest
terms. The medals, which by act OF Con
greSs are to be presented to the officers and
men who risked their lives on that occasion
Will be transmitted as soon as Com. Perry
shall have procured and communicated theil
names.
The Secretary urges an increase in the
number oil Assistant Surgeons. He alsc
recommends an allowance to Naval officer
collecting duties in Mexican ports of on,
Per cent. on the sum collected. In tn.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1847-12-25
RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE.

LATER FRoN BURMAH.-It 10 said, in a letter 10
the Christian Chronicle, dated August II, thai
DR.. and Mrs Judson had permission to proceed
to Ava, and were preparing TO 20, when BY re-
turns from Maulmain, they learned that remit
tances from the board were one thousand rupees
(about five hundred dolars) short Of meeting
necessary demands; which lsft for their support
only seventeen rupees a month; hence they
must wait 10 return to the MaUlmain until more
funds came. There had been much sickness in
Rangoon; DIR. Judson and the children had been
very Ill. Spies were set upon them, and their
disciples no longer dared congregats for worship
Mrs Judson says, ave do not feel that our
coming has been in vain-we 60 not back to
Mailman empty handed; the two young men
the Doctor baptized here 60 with us to pursue
studies in reference 10 preaching the everlasting
gospel to their beaightsd eountrymen-"
MrssIoSs PRorosED.-The Synod Of Miszis-
siPpi, at lis last meeting, adopted the following
minute:
In view Of the present relations Of our gov
ernnlent with Mexico, and Of the door that by
the providence Of God u now open for mission
airy efforts, by means Of polporteurs, tract and
Bible distribution, and for the preaching Of the
gospel in the valley the Rio Grands, and in
many Of tho ports and cities Of Mexico:
Resolved, That the Synod do, and Il hereby
does respectfully memorabilia the Board Of For
eign Missions to take into special consideration,
the propriety Of embracing In their field Of ope-
rations such partsof Mexico, as may be oecu-
pied by the American armies
And furthermore, That Syaed also recon-
mends TO the consideration Of the Board Of Do
nestle Missions, the establishment ola mission
Or Emissions, in the territory Of Oregon f
MIssroxs.-Fron recent reports e appears
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1847-12-25

vessels will be constructed in the most skill
ful manner, which may be used as war
steamers, ard will BIZ available for national
purposes on any emergency.
The contracts stipulate that mail agent,
to be appointed by the Postmaster General,
shall be placed and maintained on board.
But as the contract is made with this De-
partment, and the payments will be made
from the Treasury, on bills approved here,
unless otherwise directed, it may be a ques-
ton whether the law sufficiently provides
Cor the regulation and collection of hostages
by the Pos. Office Department, and how
Ear such receipts would be applicable to the
payment Of these contraction | respect
fully submit that the necessary legal enact
ments- on the subject may be made by Goa
gess.
The Secretary asks Congress to make en-
appropriation for these contracts and to ap-
prove or annul the term for which they have
been made.
The Observatory is in successful opera
ton. The refunding or S2,279 20 duties
on instruments imported for its use is asked
for. The Superintendent was to have a
salary Of $4,000, but owing TO clerical
error in the act prescribing the salary, he
has as yet only received his pay as Navy
Lieutenant. The necessary enactment is
asked for.
AT the Naval School 90 Midshipmen are
in attendance; the school is doing well and
an excellent thing. An increase of the
number of Midshipmen in the Navy to 400
is recommended, making two for each re-
preventative in the House:
The full number Of Marines authorized
by the act OF last March have not been ap-
pointed. As the additional corps is serving on
land and for the war only, they ought 10 have
bounty land given to soldiers. The corps
has served with distinction in Mexico, and
is entitled to the favorable consideration Of
Congress.
The system Of discussing money and sup
plies in the Navy is a good one, and works
well. The measures taken for the con-
struction of floating docks at Philadelphia,
kitterey and Pensacola will be made the
subject of special Report.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1847-12-25

The actual expenditures for the 81
quarter ending September 30,
1871, were
The estimated expenditures for
the public service during the
other three quarters, from Oc-
tober i, 1877, to June 30, lS4s,
are
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1847-12-25

S3l,OOO,O0O 90
3,5OO,OOO %
100000 90
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Total receipts, So, O25 $50 50
Add balance in the Treasury Ju-
lyl, 1876. s,l26, o.
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The Secretary Of the Treasursr's Report IS
longer than the Presidents Message. Iii
equally important; in some respects more So
Its length puts it out Of our power to publish
it, We do, however, the next best thing; We
give the Financial Statements and Estimates Of
the report as furnished BY the National IntslIi-
gencsr.
The Receipts and Expenditures for the fiscal
year ending on the 30th June, 1871, were
From Customs, $40, 747 SEA S.
From Public Lands, 249S ,355 ~
From miscellaneous sources, lO0,57O 81
From avails Of Treas'y Notes and
Loans 2S,S7s, Iss Is
Total receipts. s52,O25,Sss 81
Add balance in the Treasury Ju-
lyl, Is46. s,l2e, 4s9 o.
Total means. sSl,l5a.42 80
The expenditures during the
same period were 5s,45l,IT7 65
Leaving bal in treas July 1, "a 81, 7O1 PSI IS
The estimated Receipts ana Expenditures fer
the fiscal year ending 3Oth June, i5i5, are
RECEIPTS, VIZ:
From Customs, Is. quarter, BY
actual returns, slIIOe, 257 Al
From Customs, %, Sd, and 4th
quarters, as estimated, 1885, 742 80
S3I ,OOO, 900 90
From sales OF Public Lands, 3y5OO,OOO %
From miscellaneous sources, 4OO, 900 90
s34,9OO, 900 Oh
From avails Of Treasury Notes
and Loans, 6.2s5, 294 So
Sal ,ls5,2 94 50
Add bal. in treas'y July 1, ~, l,70l ,25l -
Total means, as estimated, 81, So, SIS 80
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Aypropri4- ApsiIabh Erpendi-


Is46 5Os5se9 90 6,5si,s96 &c s:ni,5iI 50
ls47-- 6.434,349 90 7.96I,s33 4e 5,435,4l6 81
And Of the expenditure for increase and
repair during the past year, three hundred
and Iorty-fve thousand one hundred and
seventy-6ve dollars have been paid for If
teen vessels, storeships, steamers, of suita-
bic draft of water, purchased and sent to
the Gulf Of Mexico.
The four var steamers authorized by the
Act Of March Sd, 1S47, are rapidly build
ing. The models, tonnage and machinery
were adopted on the report Of mixed
board Of naval officers, constructors and en-
gineers. The contracts for the transporta.
ton Of the mai, in steamers between New
York and Liverpool, between New York
and New Orleans, and from Havana to
Chsgres, have been made with MeSsrs. Col
lins and Sloo IN compliance with the act
OF Congress. The carriage Of the mail
monthly from Panama TO Oregon has been
assigned to the lowest bidder. The Secre-
taTy says:
Astoria, in the Oregon Territory, was de-
temined on as the Northern terminus of
the route, with a right Of changing it re-
served to the Department, and the law was
construed to require q mail to be transport
ed from one point to the other within thirty
days. The distance is more than three
thousand miles, and the winds and currents
known to be such as to render it impractica-
bic to perform the required service in sail
vessels. 1t was, therefore, determined to
employ steamers. The great distance at
which the service is 10 be performed, the
heavy expenses which must be incurred by
the contractors in providing, on the Pacific
coast, the necessary ships and materials for
repair, the indispensable fuel and depots for
coal, induced me to adopt the term Of ten
years as the duration Of this contract, which
has been adopted by the Post Office De-
psrtment, for its foreign mail contracts
But to guard myself against the re-
proach Of exceeding the authority which il
was the intention Of Congress to confer,
clause is inserted in the contract, reserving to
Congress the right to annul the contract at
the approaching session, if it shall be deem
ed proper or expedient to do so.
The contracts require the vessels TO be
ready for sea in October and November
OF the year 1S48, and the right Of pay will
commence with the commencement Of the
performance of the mail service stipulated.
The annual compensation under the contract
will be,
To E. K. Collins, 1886 900 90
To A. G. Sloo, 100000 90
To Arnold Harris, 10000 90
! regard them as favorable contracts and
the establishment Of regular ard speedy
intercourse by mail between the Atlantic
cities and Oregon, asof the highest national
importance.
have cordially co.operaied in the estab-
Gshment Of the several lines Of steamers
] stipulated by these contracts. Thirteen new
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s5s.sI5,6sO o.

S5o,6l5, 500 %
Excess Of expenditures over
means July 1, IS4s SI5,729II4 %
The estimated Receipts, Means, and Expendi-
lures for the fiscal year commencing July }.
SIS, and ending June 80, 1919, ARE
From customs Sc, 900 90
From sales Of public lands 3,OOO,OOO o.
From miscellaneous sources 100000 90
Total revenue 35,IOO.OOO 90
Deduct deficit July ], ls45 l5,729,ll4 q
Means available fer service Of rs
cal year ending June 30, ls49 SIG SIG, SIS II
The ErDeRditEres during the sane period. N.
estimated by tho several DeDartnents Of STAFF.
Treasury, War. Navy, and Postmaster General,
are
The balances ofform-
er appropriations
which will be
CURED TO be ex-
pended in this year 81 ,475,2lO77
Permanent and in
definite sPProPria-
tons ASSIST 81
Specific APprOPria-
tons asked for this
year 49.5s2,l53IJ -.
soy t+,Sfl -
Civil list, foreign in
tercourse, and mis-
csllaaeous s5,6l3.O6I So
Army proper, volun-
teers, and Military
Academy 5000, O2s a.
FORTH cations, ord
nance, arming mil
-itia, &C. 2045I69 80
Pensions I,69<.3l 81
Indian department 926. 4OI sl
Naval establishment 10 sos SIS IS
Interest on public
debt and Treasury
notes 2,4534O2 IS
n - d S55,6l4, 94I ~
Deduct means remaining applicable
TO service Of fiscal year ending rrs goa
Juno 30, 1919 l9,370,ss5 -
Excess of expenditures over means ~
July l, lS49- S56,274,0s5 50
Fancy wakes vitality wheps il does not
find A Al, al ,h..x~. IL.
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Fancy wakes vitality where ID does not
find il; to il all things are alip..
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-01-28
SENATE.
ing which.

"WEDNESDAY, Jan. 20.
Leave given Mr. Conner to introduce bill fixing the
annual compensation of the auditor of Boone county
passed.
Mr. Goodenow reported bill amending the law regu-
atng the vending OF clocks and that ii unnecessary
to legislate more on the subject; concurred in
Mr. Parks reported bill TO refund TO the banks the
sums expended in transporting troops 10 New Albany
passed.
Mr.. English reported bill defining the duty of State
agent; passed.
Mr. WincheII reported bill authorizing the receiving
of road separate from other far Delaware
county is concerned; passed
Mr. Robinson reported nexpedent to legslae further
upon writs of scire facias.
Mr. Davis reported bill providing for the publication oil
certain laws passed.
MI Orth reported bull authorizing canal commission
TO receive back money heretofore paid Tor canal lands
passed.
Mr. Henry reported bill for the relief of A T. Nesbit,
that il be land upon the table, passed.
Mr.. Clements reported bill attaching additional terri
tory the county of Crawford, and that
sary egsate further upon the subject not concured
in, and the questonhen recurring upon the engrossment
il ordered.
Leave given Mr. Ellis report bill for the holding OF
courts IN the 9Th Judicial circuit concurred in.
Mr.. Berry Of L. reported bill exemptng individuals
from taxation who suffered by the late ireshet passed.
A joint resolution introduced calling for conven-
ou revise the constitutions the question being on It's
engrossment II was so ordered-ayes %, noes 70
Orders Of the Day.
The special order Of the day being the bill supplement
tary to the bill providing for the payment of the funded
debt of the Stale of Indiana ordered to be read
through, after which Mr.. Edmonston moved to amend
the 10Th section.
During The tendency of which motion Mr.. Stewart
moved to adjourn; carried
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Mr.. Orh moved call of the Senate.
All the absentees appearing the question REQUIRED upon
the amendment proposed by Mr.. Edmonston-
Mr.. Marsh then offered amendment striking out from
the enaciing clause the bill and reyiyng the act oil last
winter.
Mr.. Onh then asked for division Of the question on
striking out not seconded.
Mr.. Goodenow then moved TO amend the bill.
Mr.. Miller moved amend the amendment; not adopt
ed
The question then required upon Mr.. Edmonston 4
amendment; adopted
Mr.. Jackson then moved further amend by granting
the bondhoders the central canal under tho same
strclion and privileges Of the Wabash and Erie canal