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New-York tribune., 1841-06-19
SECOND EDITIO n
By this Mornings Southern Nail.
Correspondence 9t Tse Tri5gne.
WAs,Irssrox. THURSDAY. JC=e

1
v,-..i,.. 20 ~ ,.r,e. - III 7.-.,yals aci appoint
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=, ~. I 500 ,x.-s co7.cs of
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.. =, ,. NJ NJ, Woo6b,-~ Yesterday.
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1.-- 81 --' - -, ..i,;..-,,;,-
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VI. AYASs' d; i-i' -a'sH'' l-u ~
qualified to- the Hi-h -rsPoas'oi!ltcs @, a ~ ''e
S,,.a ~ - United S,ates No q that oody better
-, Na,;,7al iDances or : rao-e
WIZ F's'i-,4s -. -, .,.,-r,.s tI,a,
capable o. analyzIns l-'-"c-d' u ~ :.
he Nr Woodbury. who 'he daE oe'o'e ',.'-S''' 80
,-iurrph had conc felt day terrible '7ac'o'a'oa
" VI, ~ NsyrY Yorl .3afe.sei :le a1ili,y ana force
=,
o. 80 ,,,, Fx..sr5ve session.
- ,5,.,r.d resolution offered b, s.r
..i =. ,...-4,,.r BY Mr. Ftr,xong. that from
c...-5,y nov. the dali, hour Of meeting De Ten
y NJ otherwise ordered and that :or one
,;;,,.r. ~, House a; three o'clock If not
..;:,..-u.i
~ W.-rgp.oS asked .e,ve 20 offer resolution which
.,,,,i,,, =, I.,r preamble o: ar,e or four rases
Ia the orra Of political harans Ne' referring % me
Of Weose Clay Ceadea- &c as Expressed II" i''a'. 20
It,a speeches "t reference 70 'ae rsa &" reos ''''
occ calling on the President and the Aead' OF departments
or the o: officers removed and the cause o; te'' re
moyaI Thi, objected %. as being insulting 70 the
Hoa-c and = referring the opinions Of Mc'ber Of the
other branch Of the National Legsaion aad the House BY
Yea. ST. Nays l3O refused to suspend me ,,c r intro
ducion
On notion OF S'' ''LNE" o' irs',. IL was
RSsoss' la' Con,,I'Se 81 o,i ;s so oa os S sx
,Ti rae. ~" ,,,.,ting the nubji bushes. in
The yarou, branches of the public scryce at the
Government and such other places may be deeDed Hcee'-
>aTy or De designated by the Ho1se; and 20 report at next
sSso" g" Conrs. w @ M or in the number Of psr
son, thus employed or whether the patronage Of the E>ecu-
New-York tribune., 1841-06-19

Los. er TIE SAN>oN.-A slip Fom dc Boston Atlas
states that passenger board the ship Samson Captain
Sm bound from London til, cir has arrived at ubec
Me He states that tie ship while running fos, struck
rock near Whale Island Sunday May 3O at halipast
in the evening She remained The rock about four
hours during which l83 passengers wer'' landed on
Whale Island where they remained during the night; On
Monday they again taken onboard but finding that She
was leaking fast the Capt. hailed schooner which took on
board the female passengers and lay BY the ship until morn
ing They then started COMPANY fur White Head Bay,
bur the snip ran upon another rock and not got of Till
TUESDAY evening. She then taken into the Bay, and
her cargo ch consisted of dry goods and railroad IRON
wa, put on board vessel, bound to Canso and HaiaN
The ship was the la where she abandoned and
ordered to be sold The vessel and cargo understood
to be insured Il, Lloyd The cargo received but little
damage and the passengers all landed in safety
New-York tribune., 1841-06-19

TgEAsor y ARKAssAs.-0ne OF the g7ossqst aud nos;
outrageous v.oali7a= Of a Il open defiance OF tie Sa'e
authorities evez aaovz IT ,is coua;r occurred Il Philips
COUNTY. Arkansas, sv weeks since AZ tie regular Ma
o: the Circu:; Cocr; arz- a-7orat Of property
advertised sold aad p-.;-.oa signed b. above zoo
presented IT, judge .-ay-ag :aa hold
the Co1- Dis-eyar5Iag this however. u TIE manly a.
charge IL duty. Judge BAszE nroceedei % - Court
hea lie found the Hal Of Justice lie possession 2oz
20 armed ae- Who rad ba--scadei tie door -e:=ed s-
sion TO AK ore. and threatened ne Shs-5 death r
Coloae Of the County for an armed force - suppress
oeiion He then rsagsed KS e5ee aaa re power to aF
pom; successor deyolyi1g OF one ao himself among
the insurgents The holding : the Cou-s"as o -eTs9:ed
and Treason ir.unphazi 4 A.asHsas.
~ ArFrc7iyo CIRcuxsTAScE--A correspondent Of Ire
Madi,ouaa nara,e al affecting tragedy wac occurred at
Carlowyille. near Richmond Ala the evening OF The
81; ul,no. 4 Young man named john La Ioere'f.
formerly Of this city had been Tor slightly de-
ranged and imagined that NJ Bssel formerly hi clerk
wa. abou, TO do him injury he at last became quite
insane on the subject though II. B;,e. perfectly
friendly In consequence OF til, tie removed short
distance 20 hs uace when ne though; De recovering
On the night OF the 3ist he united hi hore and rode 20
the village ali-hted aad lr. Bi-sel house without
shoes and entered room adjoining that where M bisse.l
w.. Sleeping. Mr B. awoae and hailed him. 5u; receiving
no answer and not knowing who the intruder vas seized
his pistol led "a; M La Tourei, AID 30, tim through 'e
breast.
New-York tribune., 1841-06-19
APPOINTMENTS By THE GovERNoR AND SENATE.

J T. Chandler Of Philadelphia the Of Penn
Deeds Safe Of Se" York IN piace of VII
Is, Gar lord CT rk, licensed
John H. urk oftHe C OF rio. Mcasurer OF Graa
Cay County place OF 4letanaer Edgar
Jane M-fance Ciiy esfora. Notay Public
City County Nvio. = Place Of Thona W Cetke
resigned.
New-York tribune., 1841-06-19

Tnl BALrzs PinAcY--The New-oreans Paper' r.
eciyed Yesterday contain aothn. decisive respecting the
pirac, upon the ship Charles The Bee states that nineteen
men in Wcs,ern Bay nppr'hcnIed by Capt Taylor =
.us lei s Characters and that board the Ten
an Ind been arrested Som apprehension i felt how
ever h the ,chooner Creole had likewise fallen the
powc, these scoarses Of the She advertised
lea.c Me,amora, on l7,l ul, With large amount Of
spec o board aud no intelligence had been received con
cerns her The agent, have received notification OF her
ing the appointed day, and OF opion that AeF de-
part.rc DELAYED
Susrs~tors-Ihe big George, Capt GlTiaer- $ or
rived at Baltimore. chased esheen h.rs bz large
bark pai ted ports ON the ri oi April. lat 20 .
Ion 40 -.
u Alta Circuit cour, of III United states held IN New
por; 4 l., ioh1 G. Heaaod Indicted November last Tor
attempting rob the Pos oce Providence revoked his
former plea OF guilty and pleaded guilty Tie was SER
,cuccd Imprisonment in the Newpor; Jail ior tvs years
New-York tribune., 1841-06-19

ENrLosIoN IN Mslr-onc he boilers in the steam
rl Of Mr Rogers at Quincy H.. exploded on the 6'h
rowing the building, whc, wa, brick. into RUNS
The engineer and other taken from the
seriously but hoped fatally nured Mr. Bcasoa,
T., lessee the mill thrown from uprcr window
q considerable distance. Il thought ;Eay there were
o. 4 persons about the mill vio buried in the ruins
An adjoining house arr The damage was esti
u,.led at from - 900 to 5000
New-York tribune., 1841-06-19

DEATH FROM PA=,oN.-An inquest was held At PiradcL
pla on Thursday on named Elizabeth Metzgen
who became angry with OF her children and finally e
into so violent mysteries that she expired in conyusioas
New-York tribune., 1841-06-19

RAILROAD AccipHSr.-Thc Newark DAILY Advertiser
saws that -crou, accident occurred Tuesday On tie Nor
ri, and Essex Railroad loose piece Of iron technically
called .raAc-fead ran up through lie floor Of one Of hc
cars and passed through the thigh young nu on OF the
passengers. who is said to be dangcrou-s injured.
New-York tribune., 1841-06-19

STREET DiALocuE.-.'T say, Bill, what makes the ;
Editor OF the Herald keep proving round the Court OF
SONS after being kicked o.t OF there ,
why don't you know he considers it Hen-Roost, p
% ye,, tla accounts for the milk IN the cocoa-aut
New-York tribune., 1841-06-19

Resolyed That Committee Of tive Members be appointed
to c>amnc a. to the number OF officers employed. the ex-
pcndturc and modes Ut an,actng the pubic business IN
the various branches of public service at the seat OF
Government and such other places be deened acceS-
arv or De designated b the House and report
Session Congress whether proper make any rednc-
ton Of expenditure, the c i,t the number Of per-
son, thus employed whether the patronage OF te E>ecu-
tive branch the Government may not be diminished or
regulated a. those appointments Tor which there an IN
di,nrlsnhe neres.Ity-
New-York tribune., 1841-06-19

q Bober. Sy'nPson jameson. ESQ. has been appointed
Governor Gaera S1enker Of TIE Legislative Council
Of ~ 7-oya,- o. Caalie, ard Wiiau Bum, Lindsay.
e.. Ce1A
New-York tribune., 1841-06-19

- Two boys aged 4nd 10 years bound over at
Hartford Ct; the l2tl for trial charge having stolen
about $50 from the house of Nj. JOSIAH Dickinson OF Mid
dletoua The money va, found upon them.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-11-06
TEITi n MON.
LEXINGTON, MISSISSIPPI.
Saturday november 8, le4l.
DIED.

In Pensacola I'll the 20lh OF October,
VINCENT BurLER, formerly Of this place,
aud the conductor OF The first public llur-
nal published in Holmes county.
Mr.. Butler was by aihuny allied Ia
many our OF ci,lztus, aud died regretted by
his numerous friends in Florida, among~'
whom he had established a high character
as LAWYER OF rInmisr aud IulrgTl'v.
lie LEFT family 10 mourn his loss.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-11-06
Notice,

| ETTERS Of Admi.istrsti n =,
the last wllIardtsam, ntane
ed, having b en- gr.nt dto me nd ~ ).
: gEed, al t e &c o er ,trm ISL
the Hon'tlc Probate lomtoI Hon,
C, unity, on the sta e o. NiIE D,aE,
dec as' d; oIicrh hereby even 70 4
pc SOS 'mlng Or holding dams !.
gHmSt "a d d, C de is esta E, 10 phap
them IN The time lin Ted Iy h.
or the S. me will lie forever Iarsd \
Il ose i deblel will make INN dsl]
iaynent.
CALEB WORLEY. Adm. |
Qct9, IS Cd
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-11-06
~ "a AtEsh. q.
Notice.

4 WILL rs ndmi isra or, If all aid
Sngnlaf The good, CHI lltels md cre-
III, VII CHI were If Peter M'Into.h--
de'd. II the Junua VI rm 1912, u I e
P,Chic Courr of Holm i, oln Y, pre-
an tic AGO III OF sni dec d il. as
admin strotoro' n: Camp ell, late Of
aid ou4ty, ded for -6..aI .ct.lcmc..t
aud allowa zee. @
JNO. M1NrOSH. admir- of
t Peter NJ Intosh, de'd.
Oct. 80, lr 6l-Iow
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-11-06
eDiSSOlutit
r p A n IN Il. RS HIP.

OF PA n IN EMS HIP.
rkNiiE partnership huretolo exist
L ing between o. j Link and a. b.
iihcN undertac finn otLink d Block
Is this day dlss 1tvel by ndua c, n.
sent. A 4. Block is tlo eatltlr used
to collect Geb,s due late firm.
.ua s ]. J. LINK, 4
an .slrlad A. b. BLOCK. \
Tchu'a, Oct. q, A.. Ha8 5l-5w.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-11-06
Fall Goods

r,,er, 1T TcHULA 2,,r
LST rlcely.ng by lie sub cr;hqr
= from New York, AL ID, Ia err
Mar.et, c mple G as 10 rta ent #
FILL ND MINER GOODS
G e;!t &, B,ot., Ri set, i og n,
ttllS 4. Linsa's Etc, wIich viii b:
sid lew for cash orc to-.
w. X. BABCOCK.
oe1 TO- le4t' -Tchuia.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-11-06
THE EIEt TON.

Tie star spurgel banner l"n : may it"are
Der l,e home Of the Tree and lml,l tie have
The softer seconf thought 81 the people,
have been brought To bear IN the count,
OF Hulinrs, aud has produced resuI
which may astanish many, VII" rerullrr'
the 239 muJlrity last year. Tne Demo.
Gratis rejoice, but quietly at the result.
they do MT de- fen The ears Of their opp"
nenls with triumphant songs, and c'amor,
ms was The Case a few months since, " hrr
the news Of the wing success reached u.
L { The AnIi.bpnd men hold on to then
true milb, and contend as they have done,
fairly ana honestly, against oppressive
aud burj ensome taxation, aud success,
will inevitably attend them. 49,
BEALL The Anri.bonl candidate for
Representative received The highest vut,
on that tickei; NJ rr Fl ID AMI and
Thomas Il. LnI [Ahisl each received
424 vules. Mr.. Land was chosen BY
the casting vote Of the returning officer :,
but Immediately resigued, US he was IL,
wiling 10 serve the people under the CIR.
cumstAnces. The course Of Mr.. L., nrl
with the npproI alton not rnly Of his own
friends, Lui of The An,i.auut men.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-11-06
RHAESEsW' ARE.
A. @. BREATH--Trhy

A. @. BREATH Irhala,
5 low receiving dir, ct f ON t c
North, a complete us ortncnt o
hardware, compn ing il p r, tol
I"WmgarIrlcs: Ian alioh j, c.,h oks
2 oh u cS; :ndlrc flying p ,s,Stock
pa and che-t I,c&s, IN ali vari It's.
br IL MA ia AMI ia lie ,p ons. car
| ehte'sl ANA er.: CHI ,sr,s, c, ct and
trm e: hand saws, mil ia file, .l, rs
rH'nS LICKING, Cost but :, crew s.
iab!e nd dies It kuive, a d forks II
tolpP etc AsSorlmen', ca,yiig do
P cEct, pen ald b ,tcher knie,. rteni
bauances, razor SC S,Ors aud s.. ear.
tea an tray wa te,s, fish and chalk
lnc, fsl o Ks, shoe, no S viii e.
wash, Iqnt, hal shaving aud to- th
oruS eS: pc cu,si nc Ps.c.ray comb.
IIeI AM looking glass, S, rass and
laEpan cand e.ti-hss oe thread. .cks
br DIS and sp ira le., shaving boxes,
! AMI and pan rrl saws. plough line.
b. cords. cottol Cards, eff EMIL
Wire 'elre axes. Eos 'aIe, cheap for
rash cot on. 81
Qct le, 1871. i'm
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-11-06
ELECTION.
GOhGEVILLE Rr,r

THERE will be a, election h.I, .
Georges Spring, on 81 S, ''9l .. !
the OH d y ofNovemG er navy uu'IIGay
purpose of clc lug Ii. NJ no ',f u, y
Ensign. 10 fill the vac ,nc,s o u 'lG
IN tie Ge rgevil.c Beat All I ra,. W
belonging o said COM anv a q , ,'a
led 10 b present and elccI Ih' fr y
fic, RS. "'f o.
capt. A Erwin, will ap,o;,n ,.
gers on the da, Of eli iop d. , .,' !
rr'ur' Ii e. tfcrr. By,r.er 4 I' y
90, A. NJ. MAYO, Cd. Com.
O' "a 21tl H gimen,, Nj ",
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-11-06
Notice.

Z EFTERS of Admin train
IA tomS non having been GIL
cd 10 tie un e'slgnei !, al the Coo
turn lSll, Of tie honorable / MD
,uri OF llolmc: connn, on thesi
Of Cha,Ie, j BlIer decels, d, Otto.
rtby Civ II to all pc. sen. having
n ldln. Claims az llll said drCedd
IS at opres,lt 'hem within the 4
Unite by law, or The sine will |
fore, or bar ed. and lho.ende led a
re ne ted o make imUed ate ? Ynea
] Z " ETAORE, AdnE
Ort9 4S q
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-11-06
Notice.

T ETTERS Of Adml.istaiI
II h wing been giant d 10
nude. zig ed, at tie Ccl p' Z !
Il4l, "a tie ho.Ora lie ho'
Cur of Holmes cOin.l, on ltta
of James S m cd c,ased, notice
h. rehy given 'oaII pas us la'a |.
hold ny claims ag'lasls J d f'u =,
estate, toPr s,atlhrm VI hIn :
lin lite by law, Or e 'a' new WV |
forever La re !, and lhre nOep'el'
m k immedlat payment :,
RUTHERFORD CLAW
Almlci.ifM
IS q
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-11-06

Oar friends, Bru,min Griliih Esq,
aud Mi F,cIt, were ce Gated N The re.
cent canvass, he toImrr BY a bare ma
lurlry, and The Latter by the vu'e Of the
II rhi rtI,ng ofii er. Mr.. Griffin
mas heretofore Attended clsrly to his
arm. and was personally known 10 bal
ew of The cilrZeus ot hIS county; YET his
,uld, !air aud hbie discussions, Letore The
,eoplr on The Bpud que>Imn, secured hun
s'ppou which has aslun.hrd his enc
urrs. NJ. Gufliu is a firm demo rat,
,nd like Mgr EIrkl, has cunrntu'rd
uuch Inward Ihe gram! M result Ut The
eCrHt contest,
The Anu.bond men feel and recognize
he obligations, under whrch the pnIrihir
xerlons of Mrssrs. Griffin aud Feels,
ave placed Them.
let US hold ,u', makea fair aud honest
battle and success must follow.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-11-06
Oct
ncOlS n Shoes

A. @ BREAlu' '''"''
HAS jtst re civ q. dlsd 10. ,,pl
II YORK, III, following '0' VI
a sorrmcltofB o's an 'Iot1 !,
lie oil rs V ry ow irc s 5 ..,,,.
Russ t and hip Pesd b'% ,sa h
Ladies' ! c d call an O,' 1ad
/" fine and 'oLm'I' W.
walking do, IA
i. g Nor ccothicSaa'1
h eli walk 80
q q KID, Moro q n
skin sIipp r,G1s
cen.s.a Ues'd a. d ss,ed
oen !. dan inc pumps
..a IN :. peg'd anil 'sai /
&c 1. and kip hrcg'p'
ChiIdrens, Misses an !, t ~
Nor, co an / calf. a fol w.
call T. ny f,rAour.cIE
Oet &c, 1871 -
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-11-06
nr7- We are disposed 10 resi-, rs the

or We are disposed 10 rest, rs the
pxcIIemen OF the recent canvas Is over;
IN the Contest We have PARTICIPATED nnd
conlribulcd nur all, humhirUs II Is, tr Tn"
Srcurtm .nl ul the tue and genuine pIio'
ripIrs of rrpuIlrca" liberty; and no" M
ununce to the would that" Ola l"ll'h"i.'
The lion Fighter viii occupy the u ver"'
~ INFUSION at jackson, until Jann"r!
lS43.
This namher concludes the Bid volume
of the TN y, during which 'lme II has
appeared upon regular dnls OF P"blI'
cation. We will he unable To PR sent d
numhtr next week, aud regret that The
failure is unavoidable; but hope that uuI
friends will readily excuse Us.
TnoSc IN in arrears, We trust, vii rom'
tnrward To our rrItet; Ne want money.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-11-06
IysOr.vENck

9 INSOLVENC,.h ii
THE undor,ig % paIoo,,I'iiabI
poin ed by the |" MI
bate out ,fiiol e = ,Sll, 4
,ippi at the Nay term !',o.i re- \
colnmi,,i u RS 10 ress'a All.
nu ittnl al ow ,lalll ;am., ID
o / te o II bert WI !, An Hail
will meet ut Ric ,lahd, " ~, ant \
III, Snce in every two 1 , nO,rt'
n xt six no I sfor i il,.s IRDI|
ima GIN. WEAaIn nv
LEMUEL y pV ,iIgLL|
VIM L. ~ cOrnlS'
May 8 ,r-s'
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-11-06
NOtiCC.

TEyliAT ON S.lurInv The four h da,
4 # December next, will exp, Sc t.
puaIlc sale, all the personal properly ~
J hu Sr"rhrr deceased, N my reid. ne,
IA Homes county, the following SLAVES.
ia Wit: S ,su aud her twn ,hldrrh,
Irwin anu Jrfrr sor, c. rrs, Henry, Ellen,
Julia, Gre. aud Grorg", one hrsr, ard
Bed aud Bidding, Ne. o. II crrGit ~
Twelve m"mlhS, purchasers To give note
aud approved srcurlv, sale 10 take pIac,
wl,hr the hums ~ srrIbei hy Law.
G vpn unher my Maud at l. xlngrun
Miss Ocr. lith, 1871.
- WM. +. STROTHER,
A lmirSlraior.
o.. Q. lS4l. ds us. Pr Ire Sl5
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-11-06

FRoM FL'RlDA "A lerrr dated Eas
! F., r,da, Ocl. II h, has c n received bv
II" Ei,iurs If The Savannah Gaurnian
which SAYS: fine gratifying inteIIgpn e
has reached Ibis place Thar AIIlgatm rom
Arkrn~a' has arrived AT Tnmpn BAY.
Or The same da'e, Young warrior Of
! ii4ertaI'S baud plsI arrived at Tampa,
sem IN by him ia ascertain # his r"uslu,
AIIlga'or, had arrived. This war,ior re-
purt. lhaI urarlr all r,gerah's party was
Together at Aannnnllsa, patiently walliug
| AlIgltnts coming ~ give ihrn some ac-
rnunI Of Arknus,s. i itIsa guuh account
they will come in Immediately. Alllga.
or j. Cn Ii len, tirIt hr can Urmg III Tiger.
tail in y shurl time. Ii he succeeds, The
settlement wlll te r,Ielvrd Al unce from
the oppre>sinu nf III. savagrs." "1
Darps Irr. ST. Augustine TO The 18th
STATE that IN" situation ut sam Jon5 - camp
has b 'en discovered. II Is ascerratnen
that he his 20D0 penpr about GO
! warriors Col. Worth will make Il move.
J lmpnt soon. .-.u
-
} Wild Cat was in part successful in
} ptrsuhdlng about 300 OF liaIlrrk Tns,rn>
; Hggce's Pr"plr la accompany him Ia L ,n.
/ pa, oHt While on their way th-y mrle q
} veTiakrn hy a ''prophel" from San J mes
1 who persuaded aud "scarer" ,hrm back
3 aud Wild Cat tad 10 90 ia alone Pie.
4 SANTA FE TRADERs.-A caravan, con.
. SIS log III 80 sag'hs and about $50 nII, :
, AID carrying 7;2lJn' grod., lately leI
> hlsmurl FIR Santa f.. The exped,un
was uudrr 'hrl!lrer'iou Of 'hr,e eNperlenc
, cd Mexican lrat,r..
The PrIrc- de JanviIe left New
York city lu,he S. u h Ameylran S e,m.,
, TOR Albany, "nt il way 10 lhe rnuur ~ 81
! FIite Likes und PraIris. Ills RIVAL iltaI.
, less Informed us ihatn is his inien,lun Ia
mike The tanr Oi The Mississippi VaIlpi
before rsiurnlng 10 New YoIk. N. y
Com.
: DEFALcATI NJ Nj. Reth"ld.- hier
: # HE C"mn,1IciaI B,nk Of NV York.
recent! erJred, Is dplauItrr To abe
amd"nt "t S56,000. His srcurups are
SAID 10 be good Tor bali The sum. a
The CASE OF II, LINES. The Graud
J'ny inrJtlie Unttrd ui.uict Cnuu. NJ
PhIadeiplia 90 FRIDAY lat. rgror4i ,hrrr
bills against II liner, one Of HE srsuru of
The sipp We. Bru~p, which was we, h.
some TINE age, chu'ging nm ia SIX sever
~ counts 10 ca b bal, nuh the murder of
me Of Tho passengers Of tina, lll.Grrd
ship Bills changing him with man,
slaughter w.It ~ framed and sen, To- rnp
Jury.-BOsto4 Tines.
VERMONT Il harIes Paine whiy has
hcea elected Governor, and W X Ran.
EneV LIriltpnant Gay,, ID; ,,!,,,,aa M
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-11-06
Notice.

THE mder,ign d have form cd i
P-rtn -rehp under i. e Fl m al J.
d A. &. lick Tor t. c trn sac !, n Of n
general comm,ssior, grocery and pro
ducC business.
ua J. BLOcK,
A. B. BLOUK
Tchula Oct. &c, Al, 5l-5w.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-11-06

DEFALcAvI NJ NJ. Retf"ld, cashier
81 HE C"mnIIIcial B,nk ot NV York.
recently erJaned, Is a delaultrr To abe
amd''nt al S56,U00. His srcur,,ps are
SAID 10 be good Tor bali The sum. Il.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-11-06

VERMONT -t'harles Paine whiy. has
nee" elected Governor, aud w. X Ran.
new L'r''t"n""t Gasr,nr.-Pi ay,.ae. =.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-11-06

SANTA FE TRADERs.-A caravan, con
SIS log III 80 >aguts and about $50 muh :
AID csr'yins 4. lJn' { grods, lately le'
Missouri FIR Santa f.. The eNpedrlur
VAS uudrr 'hrdlrerriou Of Ihr,e eAperieuc
cd Mexican lraC,r!.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1841-08-06

.rs S,aaJ aus uuuer6rennbaren Materialen erbduen
IaGels3tS auf Die Ttfhrpdfde nno bte 8etten If 9ls
les orris Don lcfem Rateriai. Das @e dnoe 1T $50
sasIife 6nB lang 76 brett; 8alfen Itto GuerbaIfen
tIb BON @uBetlei Die Ntaueru bon 8rudFetn, oie8en>
er Dcn @laS, Ebaren bon @ueeifeu, cle artette BON
WarnVrr, ba5 Dab NIT 3ie9eln 6efe9t SIM c5nnern TT
bic Bctuat9 auf 9fetdllc persiers. Mdd,tt9e Drap
ptrnngca bon pcttrem Gtienbled, NIT fhonen Wsnltern
sama5etrt, fmifen ieoes @5era,. Die ean,brten fno
for9fifttg earnirt uuo broncir, ub Die lafonos no
bdnge sS bon 5ifberorabt; gfhe, ,9thhe @onrn'ooe H.
srinfe bon 9esrie6enem Gtfen uno perecloetem Slps
fsr. g5 febft nt,t5, ais b1B bic Biibe bon 9sbelt
le an1 AQes 0o1tfoma1en unperbrc mild gu nladen.
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Ofrnrfrat1ft:

Sn Ger ct. ginotbDs Rire,e 81 a9aHlaen am 27ifea
icfes M burd, 9iep. W. Span, pr. 8. 9D. Gduds
RS rrn yBceter su g,ifabetb &irfearid BON MaiJlt.
fcn. gin, 29en burd 9ieY. s.. s. 0setsheimer. Dsgr
chem Gotpnfdlip.
3u S2aonrrn am 2ten oieirs ml. burdl17rb. W. 0rrs
1t aRsp. s. Sdmln, Oaetbeeiea gtseicsr, III Gabel
Sbdpmant uca paoaro.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1841-08-06

Sn 8uttler County pa., wltrben Soerrn Nfaryer
Sdtpci,erbartb uuo nerr 2uowiq Stet su Geeaate!t!
fir Die 4te Gonpention Der Dert1d)en errpiblt.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1841-08-06
(5ar ben 8Is:.Ianc5frea,p II ND 3.il sst st5J
9tts Die oeutf6en Sel1octlten DDlt
~ Is q II 8 4 q e Il Ht

Da III tur;er 3ett bte Dcmceratifhe eountpGonpens
ttcn oebalten, unb Der @abt5ettcf fir bic fcn'renot
Derbpabl formrt piro, 70 nI6bte i unfern centdcit
Treuncen htefes @ountps anrathen, baB audi Fe eS
ben erneununoeu iu nebute,, unb uOrstsfitb rarauf
II, ieben, baB Elm Gunoioat fr "Stoot62nwaIt'' aug
seuc,nn1en ,reroe, Der oeutfb uno ensft' sertebt:
Die DeutEbeu fno bieies tbrem etgenen Sntcree duI~
oiq, uno Buoent lit eS biltig ooB audi ttr grcBeS Ges
poltf,e Waagftaale Ieocn BON Der Gcnuention eeh6S
rig bcactet rDeroe; uo Djec5 70 nser, b1 mir ds
nru. lmbfdbter eirenDlann haben, 9t9en oeclr RenT
nte, Sdbtgfeiten uno Saten 9iu Rien1dno etp13 eaf
lpenoen fam. l.. -..,..~~
80 Gin. after beutfaer etnwobner
ron Gctnrbidn1 GruntJ ...
Beaver e., gelunttana Co. suf 80. Is4l.