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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-29

,ruE e, ,,r,.,.,s, NOTICE: 49,.
L Dissolved, Sy mutual ont 81. ne lri 80
last Alpcrson, indebted the concern viii make my.
men' without drhy, 10 Thrnss Nr,.auI; ai an having
claims thereon all present tItm to l.u fos payment
&C ut u D. swEENY LAND
,,,,r RICHMOND SEMINARY.
in tho S n.y., ,s1 lhs s.oye Iaed In ,ituon
the On instant The situation - central quiet ami
miTsnly adapted ioT school
When formerly engaged in tie education Of youth, d,
was te good oiiune ~ the und' rsgned work way
% some reputation In those times Rcl mont rs.uisi
youth 'om BE- aEaiuTh~ sane dc,o,io. 10 ,l,, "
sn,"lie ne uniers-ued ani he has no apprehension
lie viii he assisted in u,.rn I,r,u,y.. v n, s,,,,-.
a"d an aoiyteaehcr OF Mathematics will be engaged with,
TERNS-sry dollars per session n ten months. NV
&c 11-i~ Nm. BURKE
EEMALE SCHOOL.
VIZ IN Ss.oo. a, my House IA the County OF Caroline
a-eme"t aat direction OF N.ssLoulsa Webb.
TERMS
E'l-' 'ni Fulton payable raf aly IN liyance eIOn
Iowcis and Lights, tS,ra rIarge ;
NIsic on the Piano, extra a.
The 'eh,llsfe year VIII bc 10 mouths divided into two
seasl'ns me o. commencing 'lc 18Th JuuaTy 1872, ami
4 10 ssiroq. ina lhoce ,hhns TO raonise this sehao
~ Ny address is Hanover Cear, House, Va.
Caroline OCT. p. 1871 "A'' S &C 2sE EnHS
UNIVERSITY OF PENNsYLVANIA.
MEDICAL DEPAETMEST--ES~InN lS;l-'f2
'l'Hh Lectures " commence on Monday the Ist OF No
Il Netuhcr, sUi be- continued, uni.t the following ar
Tlnsemenr O. thc middle Of March ensuing
Practice aui Theory Of Medicine, by Nathaniel Chan.
man. VI ID '
Chemistry, by Rpb't Hare. " u.
surgery, by WIN. ellison, ". u
Auatsuy, Nm. Homer. VI u.
InSail'a. ~ Medicine. ty samuel Jackson. " D.
Mater NCd-a lu1 P'G Tmary. by Geo. u Wool NJ u.
Obstetrics aE1 tho Diseases 81 Nouer and CHilrr1 in
Hugh l. UoaEr.M. %
Clinical LccIlr,s On Ne !f.!ne bv " w G,r1,-rl II
II and
Clinical Lectures Surgery, by prs Gibson AMI Ior.
ncT wllb delivered ~ the Philadelphia Hospital tnlors.
'yD students arc aru United the Clinical Instrue.
ton Al the PcuUsy .vanil Hospital 90 the City.
w. T. IORNER.
DsuHs + f4s Medical Fariafy.
A3CLcsuut street. PHiadc.ptia.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-29

Onc more Capitol, making four sold and casLtd
Since Monday.
piawir~ 1t W Wcilrhur- Lottery No 4l-Or'aisr 27t
- p, % - 20 - ~ 6 - - y II
uiN IrE"i-NuE - %. Another Caprhl sold aud
cu.hcdhy rTRATTON.
Mnugur'iiI Lottery, \, l3-pDws rfitay 90 3 O'Clock
M. pro-" uf siu,uU, 10 ut tuIn, etc. Tickets 81.
N"nrHr'li' i'w,r7, Crs NJ, 'os Monday morning
puE' ui 'vF, 15iu, 5ol, i.J1 BuI 10 Of sCu To OF
''' r''. - N's-li iIaSn. Ickrt.slJ
ny Orders i"r tickets ia tho above Grand Lottery w!l
be u'ot with prompt az cuti1u. II addressed 20
ocls nirhmout VI,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-29


school IJua Lottery ul L ! Glass I-.To be drawn la
fI' tHs ul fTH.Is.gH, Ss4 %, Nry I. luuler the sd
I.fiWrH.Naru". DO. secretary ui stated
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-29
N'f'Et.s's's'' - fsE'E'I,- : d.
I.stsll m" world sav whsi'hey csn,
tur 20 ing gftEca StTatfputs tbrt.E

torUa.iinz ur,Ecs strstion's the
Sill ~ TIC ve'n-soii two ~ the Big Lottery.
hn"i7rIf Mouourah Lottery, NJ . EEIa- Drawn DC
tHHrr FirI.
go . % - - A. q o. 20 u II % - - u
meet f$' ~ ~, pu., uf slpr; go do ~ - IL q
li.H' ul seN. both soil auI cashc,i by
DC 20 e. STRATTON.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-29

" fr sales ro completed ON 'rc first Iay, they vii
be continued iron. 10y Co day. Until competed.
JAMES PEARCE AGguL
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-29
CLARKES OFFICE.
Under tnc Exchange Hotel.
DTawirs OF Posomngr River Iott,ry, 6.sss 1872
90 {! ~ j. % - - 3s 10 y 10 o.

nrIw.u- Il Georgetown luu,ry. Class -.
u u 80 O.. o I Z G5 - % 81.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-29

W. have un lHud 900 a.s1ru.Hi of rHys Roofs of all
~ rEc' tuI uIufUaf.
JUDAH MYERS = 60.
rrh Il.'UrrH.r Boot uu| -Hur Dealers.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-29
TESSoNING MACHINE.

lnr nakir door -ashr window blinds &c This r,,rbi,,
NI perform Win accuracy, tho Labor Of ~ men In rbs
,iIe a,nc, while It requires sSE 20 work U As,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-29

- Az AWAY from fIr sI... tincrou Che gntu Msrcnlsf
IL Negro Mlu named MEREDITH. Meredith be- nI
years H Hgr. DARK complexion weighs about 1855 pounds.
STOUT, vel. rI'r, HnI .,e's walks with ha feet mr#Hf
QUIZ fnf hasa srIrnn . ilf check. Another IHy named
JHr Io Of tU s'mr unr. WHO was taken 1902 ''e gTr Hft-f
Aulu., rui confined Zoo lHu.y-r lH'-wlu Gays .r was
WIZ. N.rr H.. r tgrrrH rH We, night before HH J1.aF
Ben NrIgHtN fH.u ballot JACKIE. of mixed srfs.s
hlnn'I s.Ii au'H ftf"HI.uE .H. have no IHrN. Pc
s making Do. way fn f.,r r. having once before tuHc
ODD. trrIHUf,U vac 'ak"n HVHf IrTHNt ~ W
v Give ffr 1Hsc rrvl.I ui arN Or sf negro. com
dl.I Ir .ng 1lI. III SOC i.H. AUGUSTUS UOIrN.
Mount hUN.., y. O.. b.'. ."lIs trH 10
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-29
GUN-SMITHING.
= NJEl SVTW TRTAS
Iu-. q. o..

GUN-SMITHING.
SANJEL SUTHERLAND
Oppas e he Banks.
SIoth~ repairs and alters Into Percussion C-rz Ride
- suf Pistols. '' MINES
Gs..saas AMI oJ..rs n alias branches attended TO
A~ays 90 .aui. large 'otsrE-ys whi.. vii be f,s4
Ay description %. LOCKS, az the shop tie ences
--. 70 3
IToR re NT-Thc Tobacco Factory a, present Gccu
sa HE VIZ James I.HlIs. r., si.Hl'rt D. lie -.rr.r
%. -I lll. streets Possession -g.r Ist r. J,alary
neat h.g.as Dwelling House l ne Norm western! cor
n-f OF Railroad aua sh streets. Possession SVEN tuc.
seq F. 4 ". ANDERSON & co.
NoTICE-several Gls.ralc Goa, Maker. wanted inn
= mcdstcy. -'
-gee P. sPILNAN.
LADIES SUPERIOR WALKING St,oEs
AND SLIPPERS
Made 10y }. w. NcCurdy.
w would inform The LADIES' that VIC nave .u., receive
w supply Of shoes ami slippers f.rm f.Hs sn.rr.gr
MANUFACTURED 90 which We bcg ID. UaH frer sfrelan
u. BURLINGTON & co,
-o,f Mansion ll.nsc.
FAMILY ELOTH-f7 taIs Family Flour from.
u Nurn Milton M.lsa No article .nrsa.a
-. WILLIAMS = uNXAII
CHEESE. ALE, ~.
nNEhrnircd boxes Goshen Cheese
~ rs Harrrs 20 .r
1IHl,fglIs new AIs
- 90 .o CIDER. fusfrsce.ycl and for sale.
W 80 lNlEE a TAYLOR.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-29
Any ONE or 2 vALUAnLE s'A!tsts,

tFR The packet schrLS NCHBuRG. Mar,hcws mas
NFSR ter now lo1tuE wI have al dispatch. For
- passage APPLY on busri a. udltms wharf or q
uc ~ JAS FISHER A son.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-29
CARPENTER,s 1nnLa
MORIlClNC MACHINE,

bei7ngnE - she sanc estate, such Hoags ap4
iAslionahio Plane; taLbit bench 90 p7rh pho,
aces CTntsonss; Screw Clamps: Tool Cbss-s. ~
Benches. lao. PAGES Pc. ''NAN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-29

NJ bANiELL 1.frr,.sr lly mc Naaaau,a large
etc rfr. Nr.I store
s.Hrr# .I.IUH f.H Hank.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-29
FOR NEW YORK.

i 5$s ~; q ?' a sis5f PAT S5S q; ns'
&C - JAMES FISHER 4 son
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-29

NNAB1NO Hru, TURNER g. co Iaeo no..
" rfNrL ZOO r.fnr"fuf of COTTON N/NAItWge.
anI Hl.n" ~llLEIlNGs ruI SUIUTlNg-, equal fD any
ever 'ar.I in l'nF m1rkof which they yii SCH their
u.nrI accommodating fHrma aus
CONL SCOUTS s51 coal sr,ups. 7sorr-.I sir,s ANIL
- IIirr'f fNHt received I.r aIuU If..UH1 UfruIt f.
nuI inf al. i.w. O.. T. RICHARDS g GO.
.rH HFr1vrrr anil Fancy store. % 10 -IHst 0U nan
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-29

WADswoRTu, TURNER a co ,,,r,,
~, r ,i \, sly q, g7gr5 Dry Goods have re-
'gl Mcs'rs Kent Kendall a Atsaer '''
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-29
NIGHT SALES

BY ROBERT HILL & co.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-29
FOR NOVEMBER
% OF ss,0OO arc So, 600.

The o''owIns are 'c" Of ,c la4u, slsoIII Scheme
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-29

| lIIl. Suns patent rrfucI mHuII CmIaf, Sos
~ Sol Extra Brown sr.n
d. Rose .p
ID Ntus-t'. i', receiving per Nrss1u, anil ffr sale
or Pr SHIELDS s. -rNERNllIE
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-29

- CT t.A y ELNNNEIs
NMIllb ii1r'".., a wool OIL ~ rts gal 70, AMI q o.
W Wi'r Patent llHuUI'4. Hf f.CI. E.FI. HrIEa
WI-c and Cotton itrusIz, mixed, ~ Is6J @. auI
yellow F'rurt'l %. 1.G.l. O.. auH}qI
Re- IruurIe ai WOOL Ul2l cts, ga, s6I 2sli, and
finer
UIHwr 1#T HrHfHH1 Canton Ftrne's. af Illr and DE-
Au1ur tho above extensive assortment NJ . 1uusfs will
br foHuI FH.Hr 'Uur|'t luwr. pun lBunrls which, Cor
durability 1uI warmth, rrF n.rN'y recommended. f.
heavy Iu''I.I ur 1.# .tIu F1nu,'a Zoe mru's wear
Merchants 1Hd families VIII Do" supplied with the above
goods, 10y tho p.rrror yard. atvrry low ptires.at
or21 " ~ JENKINS.
(ulEEsE AND y D. RtNH1I tnsks Cuccsc. rrimc qua
- NY 40 hhlH Rgw, landing, geo schf. I1th. VII
coz, ~ aalc low.
oc1 WILLIAMS & UAXALL
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-29

W. hH 80 price win be rail- for e rss hun fref b.t
- ... y. La.Ery.i Peas, ifdrIyercdiua ~ lava
uaH -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-29
FOR BOSTON.

- The big PALOS. Csrtsin Carter, now a. cry
II b Point. where she will load without delay. For
f2rS- ir"Eht, apUly 20
c 10 90 CiINkLrS PALMER
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-29

W. RANDOIFII 8 90 t,,i - ,i.. NJ.
~ q. ..i.'..n.'y .r.n LIr HrfI OF Christ. f1 me a.
lou 90 t--u.a.H Loo 'Hr Roman Empire Hy Rev.J N liz
H,m'n. WI. rr.'t., iud u.irr. by M1fdoez u D. ~ ~
RUNS OBJ. Ancient I"f.. uIH general ami r,rti.,,....
Hggsr. ~ l3i ar|r Family Lhary ' ~ ''A'''a
Peer Pr.Hy Farewell
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-29
FREIGHT AED PASSAGE BoAr FOR
HAI.ILMNRE AND NARElI 4

EN Tho splendid ucw tarpr- BACHELOR, Hiram
Eke Horton, master. Ecw ready 10 load, viii sail
- $uui "f November. Zoo 1eight ur passage hsy.
ing c.osani s;oas, apilT bnar LudlIu's
"lAri 20 HASkINS 4 LIBBY. or
&C = JAMES FiSILR SON.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-29
CoMNrssIoxER's Orrrcr. !

ems, HOWARD, Clerk.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-29
sADDLERY AND GUNS.
7H CHEESE Am LONDoY

-, - t-ii cases Of prime old Enriisl Cbesss
,. ~ .lu p' Fi.os from Liverpool Also ~ -,sks az
s,l, sttri.f Porter, bur up with tn ioiI AMI =, vi,
known i' "lr customers, hr sa'cty ''" 80 We"
sae5 TABBS GILES
y or Nam street.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-29

THE GO partnership Of NO"LASD & SwEESV was
W,5nNed ~ mutual coUrsut, the lri = ,cmhcr
Last hup'rson, inhibited . she concern will make my.
men NtiLoni l-iY, =" Th"rr7 NHslauI; auI an having
S'aHs lhcitoL VII present i.tm IN l.u fo5 payment
&C ut " n Sv,rT : y 'HN"'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-29

REGULAR SALE DAYS u.ns4,. 49,. -
} o. commence a. .! u'c.rrz 80 %" ea'h
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-29
TO SUIT HARD TIMES

'L-,Ts igt Glazing DO any part Of the Cfrv .hr
L.t-t E 1NeH.- o.. and be confidently ii DC
n, wa, ,hey shan DO. be the victims o. pro- iS pi
Gcnhemen n The country will fnf hin, r.,tv .. 49,.
III No. i'ase EAg.ns, &c in the ADJACENT es1,,,
frrs.,r M gr.ct 10y ne his always hand an 81,
- sN'i on HaI. Road street, ssgeko- an g.,
80 '..i if'FaL Fs
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-29

gt'rfr". N.w ul'olu. tarGH' '1 10 .rJufINu article
t' PACKAGE Nur.U,'. Patent Double in.i Crushed
an Fmuu'.fnI sugars, f.r ..'l OBJ. E..'....# ur.ra
or l'-aw LANCASTER. DENNY 4 co.
DIED TtCfSINCs,-A 'rw u.r-.s heavy Trsnrs
- 1 Its.,l" 2r,1n some sur-urrtra' received and
ur ..H iy Zoe .rI 70 ~ IGNkIN-'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-29
NDlItNISTIShTO SALE OF V.IUN-
HE PROPERTY.

Recon roriP. o.. cuiaaper eoaa,y,va " ~
New-York tribune., 1841-05-11
1iterarD = ,gtelliQeuce.

The edition of Webster American Dictionary pub
shed by the author, volumes large syo is an eleg!
work. greatly admired by good judges # typography
The improvements in this edition chiefly
l. a new exposition of the English Alphabet
9. The addition of than fifteen thousand word,
the former vocabulary The whole number now exceed,
eighty ee thousand; from tseenty forty thousand mere
than the English Dictionaries used in this county
The correction of the definitions OF terms in certain
ence rendered necessary BY recent discoveries and ca.
cations.
The division of words atO sables eshbi: the pro
annexation.
An English clergyman in the LSrerpool Hereu'5
that the first edition Of this -or is by far the bes. English
Dictionary, and the only which appeal now
made as On authority" The edition is still betterj
his opinion expressed also the British Joaraal u
aberdeen Journal the aberdeen O5server the CamJrid
Press, &c.
This Dictionary is brief Encyclopedia, and the Scripture
authorities cited with the book and chapter noted renden
it, to extent Concordance. Families in which her
reading Children all need this book f.r without ma
popular works cannot be read advantage 1t viii also x
almost necessary in the higher schools
" WEEK IN WALf-srREEr, BY oyE WHO KNOWS
Is the title of volume just published OF condetaH
pquancy and Pungency The writer talks like one who h
put his foot in Those who to see Wastreet sbow
up would do well to buy his book
New-York tribune., 1841-05-11

4arirersary Of .te d7teTsean SedHeS 5 : ''e ,0.''
>. ,.e Tabernacle last evening were deeply
interesting and the Attendance ver large ar
bIs The American Sea-ea= friend Society nec rs 'nE
.ep,b annual ceebra:ion-tne resideat ASsoS u PHELPS
Fen helm IN the Chair An Of the Annual Report
was read bv the Corresponding Seere;ay setting i0FA briefly
rho opcra;ions o: he Society the past year IN various
Foreign and Domestic ports The Society mas i've irec'
,x;l;,-cs: located at Boston Portland, New-orieans Mo-
b and in this civ The which has been received
during the pas, year was stated Siege % beside this'
be Chanel a, Havre a been bui 4; Al expense OF SIu'
0oo $ SOC have been expended foT the purposes OF the
Sc;c; IT Boston $500 IN Maae, and 500 by the New
York Female Bethel Society making total OF S2S'693 %
collected and expended the SOce: ard its direct auNa-
e By those not auxiliary there have been raised and DIS
bpr.ed At New-York $500 Philadelphia $500, Baltimore
q OOo Cha-lest.a $1,000 Savannah 5000, New-BedoFd
- 600 Boston $500 and Salem $3.50: adding to this the
sm apprupra,ed by The American Bethel Society for the
one,a.ons on the Western waters stated at $1,000 VIC
bave he total amount raised and expended IN the Unsd
States during tke year, S44,242 %.
After reading the Report, the Rev JoHs SFAulDiNG III
nanca Secretary Of the Sociey made brief address up
holding the dignity OF their aims and urging the necessity OF
m more vigorou. effort e dwell: particularly upon the
peculiar facilities possessed by sailors Cor spreading the Cos
mel through foreign counires.-Hc followed BY Rev
Mr. sco1r, who mas been years Missionary at
Stockholm in sveden and who gave very vivid and eo-
qAcnt narration The necessities Of sailors in Swedish ports
and ef the efforts which have aseady been made foT their
moral and so.al elevation.
An elegant and effective dseO@rse then pronounced
by R H dana j. Esq =; Boson-who mas himself been
sailor and whose Jealous efforts Ike wcbeins of this
class of our population are widely known He alluded in
pleasing manner to the associations which render the Sailor
an object of peculiar interest presented clearly and orci-
biz the considerations which old lead all classes OF our
citizens arden to seek hs welfare The absolute neces-
<ty of promoting Temperance them urged and
the character OF Temperance Ships exposed IN
which arer spirits are excaded only from the foccaS'e,
while the Cabin is scene Of TIE rioOus excuses Re
marks connected with the chaeter and design Of this So
cicty we. also made by Rev ReBERT BAIRD, recently re-
,urned from Russia Rev TIMOTHY srLLNAS. Cor Sec Of
the American Bethel Soce:, and Rev. HIRAM bingham.
Missionary at The Sandwich Islands, whence he mas bu
ccntl returned collection ;hc fherancc Of the So
ciety's designs taken ap.
New-York tribune., 1841-05-11

TIE RvIr OF ApvEETlstSG.-"e receiV'd ul'ee '''-,
., sa,urday-one inquirisg why we do Toi al
erre Theatrical performances aad demonstrating against
o ,..,ned ilserai,y in reec,isg them the second com
, that we do advertise the controversial treauses OF
ui,erats and arguing that such works are immoral ana
;ceo;;o,s and the third objectins TO something e1s
have rsaid !, and forgotten what The wri;er must 'e
his case again.
To the frs; of these we reply that we have never ''S'
70 nb advertisements of Theatres though we nav Hs
sonr, and do not desire them We have not sought hem
mainly because we consider the Stage, rs, rather an III
ur than benefit to the community ceniios' "e
eradins demorazns Doubtless, the Stage might be-eF
hans has bcc-a pure and powerful ns'rusient - e'Via
ton and refinement but certainly not SO now II never
can be- 50 long each Theatre contains WITHIN M "h'7
and place of assignaion-a sort OF exchange 'oF
esdnes and moral death We nothing OF the notorious
fac, that large proportion of those connected win the Stage
are bertines or courczans-a proportion much larger we
m confident than can be found any ether tolerated pro
ession But the whole moral atmosphere OF the theatre as
i actually exists among Us udgemen; unwholeene
and therefore while do not propose to war upon ~ we
seek no alliance with it, and conscieniousy urge our
readers to visit IL would be expected il were 70 solicit
and profit by its advertising patronage
We have thus frankly and fully answered the inquiry OF
our friend We he and those who agree with HIM N adj
nirins the Drama Notwithstanding its admitted abuses WI"
consider that our opinions drawn from and refrain
from taking offence.
As to our friend who complains of the advertising CT GER
tain Theological works which 10 square with his 0Pn'S
we mus. tell him plainly that he unreasonable No other
paper that we ever heard establishes any Of the Or'ho
doxy of works advertised columns the CONNER
cal Advertiser and Journal of Commerce advertise for the
very sect prescribed by him. II one to attempt d's
crimnation where would he end Ono considers Uni
versasm mnora but another equally positive that Ar
rninanisn is so while third holds the bad opiHion
of Cal,insn Who shall decide between them Certainly
not the Editor OF daily newspaper unless he prints It
cdly under the patronage of particular sect;
Our rcad inquiries whether would advertise nfdel
books aso-Wc that if any should oier ad-
yer,isemen of cwd rbad indecent blasfhenous law
prohibited books should claim the right reject il But
we, 10 otherwise Objectionable than controvcng the
Chta. record and doctrine wosd be objected by
True Christianity neither fears cfuaton breads discus
sio-or JEFFERSON has forciby said Error opinion
may be tolerated where Reason left free conba, IL.
We could not publish friends attack The deuomi-
natos dskes without provoking discussion unsuted to
our columns and unacceptable readers we would
prefer hat the mater rest here
New-York tribune., 1841-05-11
For The Trbune.
GENERAL BANKRUPT LAW.

M Ed:tor-I wosld beg leave through your cola,sns 20
call the OF Tie friends of General Bankrpt Law
the ac that :, Is but three weeks before Congress
nave from those who have the best
formation the friends OF suc:i Law will but unite
and make bold ard vigorous effort be passed
the Extra Session The Presidential question having been
settled both political parties this great
OF humanity without my political oeara. 1t of
but little importance 10 those who dragging
cradle existence under their erbarraSsent. whether Cor
poraton included IN The provisions of the bill not
let ali ef friends, man, unite procure the passage
of Law that VIII release thoir hands from the radorn in
which they beuad, that ihey may
opportunity be placed situation obtain the
cessay OF support for themselves and families a R.
q The Susauehanne S high and rafting OF il lively
New-York tribune., 1841-05-11

CRY GovERNMENr.-Ths day at Il e'cl-ck Tie terms ri
Office of the present Mayor, Aldermen and Assistants Col
ecors Assessors and Counsclors OF the City expire by lin
ation AID the recently elected ncumeen OF those several
offices will be and ndiced into effcc, IN the usual
form and ,naxncr the Aldcrinens Chamber immediately
thereafter new administration of the affairs OF the Cy
will commence this day and be hoped that il
will be better adapted the OF the people, and
eectuay promote their varied interests than the which
is abou, 10 retire has d,ne.
New-York tribune., 1841-05-11
gy this Mornings Southern Nail.


Eo. J,a<-The s.caIn-p -packc; Savannah, ro'r Calves
ton arrived al Ncw-Orcans On 'he ls' i"s ee 'rnss
dates TO the as:h April om Galveston" to the c4n from
iTo,s,o. and 10 me l4h from Austin
The dr. weather has materially injured Tie Cotton oT'Ps
The neghborhood OF Galveston.
Iutcrnal improvements gong on rapidly IN 'ns western
por, Of III: Repubc steamboat mas made ITS way to the
.oo oe me Rat'-witain eight miles OF Victoria;
o< 70 have becn Gu: around the raft by the Fst OF
May
Gen Sam Houston arrived az san Augustine on The s,h
: said 10 be IN fne health He greeted by ms eons'-
tes.s in the wares are, rendered poe dinner,
which he declined.
On the frontiers every thing appears TO be q"'e No 'ar-
tber news Of Indian OF Mexican invasiens
70 The Norfolk Beacon states that Commodore Bryrn-
" Kgxxos has been ordered the command OF the Navy
Yard Washington to FIJI vacancy Occasioned BY the teaih
OF Commodore ThsS. II. Stevens
70 -Four peysox. n The Jail Benton, Arkansas lp =
Tracy. John B. Bush Henry Thomas, and MIR. fF'se')
charged with murder nans!augte horse stealing and ''"
.,co ling. broke on, OF he nigh; OF ;he 18th uit-
APPOINTMENT BY THE POSTMASTER GENERAL
D,v,p AexEs. 20 be Postmaster WheeHng, Virginia
SALES At THE PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXCHANGE"
SECOND HOARD. Yesterday, April i0
- oro f,;;, ~, Rsr.)s - 20 ,harcs U Bank III
3 -sares Atlantic Ins - 800 do do....s@ss IL
s7 do Wilmington e. 'Ssl
L. s Bank bills 10 TO 20 of for specie
New-York tribune., 1841-05-11

~ Gov. Seward has been rcttOacd 70 recommend the
removal of Hon Edward Rogers Epcne;ls Holmes and Jo-
.eph Clark Esq Judges Of Madison Co Tor 'iegay and
corupy granting Naturalization papers last fa 10 about
forty pcrscxs VINO mad neyer declared theF n'eAons Inc
Goyernor in answer, declines TO recommend ihe removal
bat promises to submit the subject the Legislature Tor Its
action TO prevent such abuses IN future Be ayews ne
in principle opposed the requirement Of two years de'a
ION Of before Naturalization but js''y insists
nevertheless Judges and other officers Tausi rsdy re-
s,ec the laws as they are an' they may fancy th'y
shoud be.
New-York tribune., 1841-05-11

n TIE Editor Of The NswT0aT TninsSr renders rs
~ hank. 70 his friends and the pnbcfor the addition
as1a' ha ' ls., gee, of about l5oo substantial Subscribers
to hi. lis. Of patrons He warmly pledges his 9ve eners
"a -. hes exertOn dcserve the ;esmenials ne : daily
...c.,ir, Of the -abc appreciation % his abors.
New-York tribune., 1841-05-11

THa PREslp5yr.-Capt. Bowman Of the ship Recovery
vh, arrived at this pOr, on the 27h of April that
the 18th of March off Corvo one OF Western Islands ne
saw at distance very large snip swept clear masts bow
spri, and all gone; he supposed her to Dc man of var b
now believes her have beer the PFesden; steamship Mr.
Buchanan British Consul this port; to haze an IN
csssalion Of tn. IL o'clock to-day g; the Consa
late Office
New-York tribune., 1841-05-11

Steamboat Accidsnt.-Thc Cincinnati Chronicle says
Ac steamboats, Oregon AZ! Tennessee in contact co
snday evening, Goth ut 10 mics above ST. Louis Tk
boilers OF the Inter knocked down. and her Engineer
and two or three other persons scaded The Oregon tO
her in ST. Louis.n