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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-25

ln!.E i''r t1ty yeas experience has confirmed ihc
w GO. V1Ard n .gr- EUi safety UFtir glyrtf. NJ.
cn" 90 TO" Immediate rlf aut Efaiual cugr " Cou.hs
90 ~ sore lhrnt's, Hurs,uc-r Jfi-u!.y Of Etclfrg
'uNrhs' Arttiuas gniC EsuWron; frr b. r grrs,s-r
Nes"EN'r 81" ihr iuuG fri contains sii the healing SOC.
criu- -ud u'i'r guIirs nj ihs ssigiriors ~ r- .
called Honey. auI The rsscusl Paris f.s n. r.
n'siws. Is 's '-a'ive hssns Nk art never s7
Frrrs with fUo tnwlrH AGA spoonful BOD vtr ..ss ~
wafer D. dose, converting me wi'Hr info a most ,s,r
haiSen,r 'i.orio 20" 'S"r wor1,rg and evening \ com
mon c1i Yields fothr benign DO Gugrcc uftG urin. if
r." H'nT. tnI w.rn r'sHUrt before tho irrv. a.,
uIcct1lcd aLI danrcT NJ rnnsn mon l.r.-tLl-I nLrn
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-25
10 THOSE PERsoas WHO HIRED
SLAVES FOR THIS YEAR FROM
MRS SARAH BENNETT

WINS oNNNFI BCNNEIT.
IREBN give notice that all hires for slaves hired from
Mrs -aah B"n1fr f'r tic present year mus to- rat IN
me as INC A'iur,sfat' ot the estate 81 William Rcnnc
1nd cannot legally be paf 10 The said Saran Bennett or
tuy u'hrr por-nu uutaTho'iZrl hy rcrctyr ctn
ALdi L, l.yI," II The hives VIII be enforced 10y ne,
without regard 10 payment made 20 others.
JESSE SNEAD. sheriff u H-nfirn
county, end a. SUCH adm or OF WA Bcuucr decd
Al tcrspns having claims arrrs' tia estate n William
horngt decd requested 10 them or fN
W. " jones Tor Payment wthnu' DELAY THo4e .ulsut
eItnth" estate are TCgursfc ~ fnFFT soon A.
possible. = SNEND Shrtt- & iicrr.-,
,gnay and assuch. aim'crof N",n Renuctd.ed.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-25
o. Mo7div, Know o. Plsrof
THE HUNCHUaCIt.

Ny UNCLE FoOzbE, will appear in a lew ,l,y,.
z Hnt"s-lu aul ~ Ter IL cents, Fr ~ reois: I,f
WI - 'N'ii'- ~ ct1s' 1nurrd No. ~ De %
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-25
BY ROBERT HILL & GO,

REGULAR SALE bAis-N',t,lay, Wser.,!a,, IN,
fS'cGys. Sale i5r Here's, every Saturday '"'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-25

w. Or v.NLE . CO : BIS I PIhNUS.
HAVE On aud sni"'.' "a sale an ius. r.m-n' mace
~ l'sr "n'v o.. upsn.. rl"h frnk eNruap.s. hy
- 81" sac tN' irn rr.iJr" - sell rtIucei p..r.
ihc NICE "'i''a 10 . tgr u by she a.eui ~ mi city
Wa 81 ~ IH.,. s'i IN Ii1tfhr-s N ,Ir..,tr,,. =,
ihT"" OF a Gt"T, q TO 5 he - aud srtI rsctvs M a
'cT Ny per etr h,Jcry, two IRE from q nctr's
= AAn
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-25
NOIICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.

a r--sEn TITO Presidcut and p,re-,,r. Z,
81. Ia <rzils 'arir- Rivci Steamboat CSr,
~ S-4-f-r ,,.hy' have This day decarsj
s-EcI-s ssstF, Dividend NJ two Dol srs A. e.,
john stock OF said g.. n,r iSte IN tie Capit-l
Hrrrf ~, .,sni w order Of the
dc , Pun WI 4lNIuN' Secretary.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-25
FOR RENT
.is4a Three Sores under the Exchange Hotel.
'.-'' FRY CO


~ WL-nitG 20 rnm1v' iIEn the street I ,g,r
sht w I'ntIne very desirable store dor ,s,.u
f4a ..sus.-l W."r0 nov occupy, sIfnsf ed on NJ,
: .Jc' ninet st,Iy opposite ncssrs' ~, nSn
'-' no SE DOVE
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-25

6eorg't"v-n I"""rv. C'-es OCT, l.. ,r,v, :, TX,
rns,on 20, %. %-Or,'virs received Non'lsy n,,n.
Iafiia! $50 .fDh, lsN. I9,, Iula Ipof Z, Id -,
- ~ - 10 "f ~. ~ { o. e'r Sc NJ m ~ "
Whole Tickets t3-shsTes IN rr,rort.on ''' 'O'i""t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-25

- MI Toss. ss.1n gwen on he Iss rsnp,,v -,
k;13 ., rs..c Dazzling Illus, AMI store On MAJ
Rs-t.l street, hetry opposite Nr R,rvsmin,, =, ~
sent occupied hy Dr Krhi Tis H.. - pre-
=, s"l fgpur' e"ulnns seven rooms besides tt, 49,, 800
-''H "'i''N' iH ue yard, culvet. &c. ArpiV n WV
no On e1tf JANIS GUEST.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-25

=. "h>Is " - FAMILY FLpER-N few
- Tbs g .IE'y sui cgtbr Family FIuur-t,,r ale
~ - ABBOTr
(NhEISI,:a- rs'S..N1s a rr.r v,Itrty 81 t.,u,i-
~ ~ isn"y E,SS'' suitable frr CnSa,.s Presenis re.
c".N'.' anc i,T Ssr low = RlJHNEIS a 10,
&c - HIidNh'" aud iaucy sure.
1,unIE,..- ..A..n, 20 -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-25

nS. Is-'o~n iore-y. Cl'ss S-To he drawn a, WI
iurEon, Oct. Dec 27-I.ra iua received 49, - -
n,rg-Cari'sls 81 ~ 2iN l7ii I-,r ian INV ~ eVe
." %h' If .. ~ N ia. ~ ~ 81 on = 1n =, S
iu pro- orion. '-NSNA s'-shaI en-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-25
y ". NNN'"IITII q 20.
I.E.NNiN EInI.ANI a. rnk

II AVE roni we'd their Conlus Room 10 tic new suiIL
4 Irg GA I}Jh street. opposite Slockor warcho,s.
uy- yrunr man "ist,n - srp, al inyir waTchr,ge
on The iItsiH- A.. "a
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-25
j. G. GREGORY a. CO.


OFFICE on Man. 2.4 aocr b-iou Csra., Mai, a,
iifA sfrs-fs.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-25
Fott NV OHLEANs.
FOR NEW NORK

~ "" regular packet sehf IFoNTtNp -
SGAe e. 80 ens TSl aud vii positively ssii on Fgs
lD,iIT-,, '"t ~ Tor r'sshgc having good accom-,
viar'. w 10 ne 1ji '' o" y 49,, a. Indians
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-25

I
Latte FORGE uof Childs Lrersfy N,e.s,Igcr T,r.
l.y' EgI"s, nj q 100 other hooks fur children
ft- "" have AZ this time, the best collection Of Rrot.
arH aT.E Io" suitable ioI presents ai has ever been
seen in KichuiOut before. ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-25
DIRIlIriOSS

For taking; Sir John tlr's Fcc,oral Balsam Of lIo.
rev, prepared from his Manuscript Recipes. bv
the Hon. Lady Hill, Curzon Street, Berkeley
Square, London.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-25
SALE OF SUPERIOR DOUBLE 4 sINGlJ
DARRELL GUNS-Rv A,.,,,,

-. NEGRO BLANKETS. sc.
servants half Hose ut isf sni b. ''' ~
~ t'u'Hirr -as-rrieH traIr.er -,. e r.t...
Iai ans Pan L'uscvS. aN piiess
- inrfis. hn COWS end a. IN ssnyy 1ssrs
Irchss'l.s, NCriuofF fra 10. mao. si..s
luI e. % complete assortment OF lie above -,,, q.
'" "" NAl sHN VII br s.f 10 very rstuc Iprres a.
~ CUNNiNCiIGVs
" ~ New anil chem Cssr d., col stc,.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-25

n1 Orders or tickets Ia .e above Grant Letter, Gill
be met with protnpt attention. II adhr...ed ,o WI"
do. ., n. sTRArroN,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-25
sNiIn. nRlNkER & NnRRIs

CUGEEy'- -;i>~,oS 20 ENGLAND
NJ Mt son o. Cp.,u i Dehti' AM .aI Colon.
z'i'u hvc''ig ~ Ess. T. u LuTey-iust received i"r
H., su;yf; nRINEEg L. unDp,,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-25
RICHMOND THEATRE,
RICHMOND THEATRE,
Under the management Of Mcssrs L,mber & Cham
man and Mss Ayres.
GRAND HOLIDAY
CHRISTMAS NIGHT.
First Night Of the Golden Farmer.
Second Night OF the Forty Thi,yes.
On SATURDAY EVENING, December p, 1871,
VIII be presented the a7cura lie Domestic Dram, or
THE GOLDEN FARMER,

THE FRUITS OF CRIME.
''i" Iarrin-for,
Harry Hammer appraiser and suctiOncc Mr. Iauh,ti
~ "uo ir a'rCr kc't
en- ptnan
'"% TOnnt
Hines
Phillips
Mr. SETON
~, 49,: Garner
hINinrIh Nhc Farmers MiicD. Ft.Ter
us Rivers
Miss
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-25
ST'RATyOH'.S OFFfCE.
Us soUstsrsTs rtsEnv.
Lsitl the World SaY wn-fiherraa
for selling priIssStragoa's gse u..s
pr,N!nE of Nynonsrla ta-'ery. No S,-psr a
- ~ s a. y g - % 70 az
4 rREsENr FuR CnRIsrMas

opIeNIII I'uety, H'NO o riilI. I 5 drawn Mo-
l"eshnsf Loucrv, C.s-s "a Tsr,- p,rni,, q, h.. -
Scy.d @,tirty ty~nrs Gr'ud C.pusls ! ., 20 :.
Nos; ~ drawn. Iict.tsElO ''' ''o- "
y It drawn " slt-4i 81 ~ or 5fh $40. s.h T,h 8,
'-n.or w, 81, l---- IN l@h. lL-. or lslh 90.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-01

TIE public are respectfully informed.
that J. 5. Il II. LEAvEL hmgh,. in February
last very large STOCK OF GOODS
They were purchased exclusively with
CASH when DnmesIic Clouds were AT their
lowest prices. consequently, can afford ,o
sell them as CHEAP as any point in the South
have determined to quit merchandising os
soon as can sell off nv present Stuck. and
in order TO do so. quickly, | will offer INV
goods exceedingly CHEAP. shall be pleas
ed 10 have my old customers continue IN
paIronize me while | remain in business
Merchants above this. who buy their goods
in New-Orleans, will find it their interest to
call and examine my prices.
H. LEAVEL.
YazOo CITY, April 8. 1S4l. 4Otf
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-01
NOTICE.

FTNHE co-P9rnership heretofore existing
4 between J. s. & Il. LEAvEL. was This
day Dissolved by mutual consent Leavel
h9ving purchased ]. S. Leavrl's interest in
y SrocK Of G"oDS.N Ill debts due The firm.
Those indebted I" q G firm will make nv.
men' 10 II. leavel. who alone is anlho, ;zed
:" settle The snne.-Anv cItims against The
firm will be paid hv IT, Lnavel.
JAMES :. LEAVEL.
u. LENVEL
YazOO City. April 3. IS4l. 4O-tc
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-01

ME SUBSCRIBERS lease having expired at
: the Saw Mill formerly owned by Mr..
.: howard, has purchased and is now run
nln1g the SAW MILL about qua ter of a
mile above this city, which was built by w.
H. Jackson, and is prepared to ill all Bills in
that line of business, at the shortest notice
Having also ESTABLISHED aLUMhER YARD
IN this city directly opposite the Store of
Messrs' NJ q Z: % Reilly, will keep constant
suitable for all kind of buildings. also. wheel
arms and bucket plank for Steamboats,.
J. M. ANDERSON,
Yazoo City, Feb. 26, 1871. a9.f.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-01
HEADACHE.
JUDGE PATTERSON.
D FAD the following from Judge Patler-
~ son, for thirty years the first Judge of
the counfv in which ba I;yos.

L
u FAD the following from Judge Patler-
~ son, for thirty years the first Judge of
the county in which he lives:
MDDLETowN, N. j., MARCH IL, 1910.
yNessrS. Con1stock & Co.,
GENTLEMENN--YOu are at liberty TO make use
of the following certificate as you deem will best
subserve the purposes for which il is intended:
CERTIFICATE OF JUDGE PATTERSON
| HEREBY CERTIFY that my daughter has been
afflicted with sick headache for the space of about
20 years,-the attacks occurring once in about
two weeks, frequently lasting "a hours, during
which time the parOxysms have been so severe,
asapparently soon to deprive her OF life. And af-
ter having tried almost all other remedies in vain,
have been induced as last resort to try Spohn's
Headache Remedy as sold by you; and to the
great disappointment and Joy Of hers and all her
friends, found very material relief from the first
dose of the medicine. She has followed up the
directions tn the article, and in every case when
an attack was In eatened has found immediate re-
lief, until she is near permanently cured. The
attacks are now very seldom, and disappear al
most Immediately after taking the QUANTITY d.
rected. hope that others may be benefited by
the use Of this truly invaluable medicine. has in
duced me to send you the above, and remain YOUR
obi servant, JEHU PATTERSON
Judge of the Court Of Common PIeas
Sold by COMSTOCK & CO., 2 Fletcher
street, New York, and in Yazoo Civ, nv
r. II. RANDOLPH
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-01
NOTICE.

VIE undersigned having obtained letters
of Administration on the estate Of las
Warren, decd, at the March Tenn Of The
Probate Court, l64l. Persons having claims
against the estate, will please present them
within the time prescribed by law. or thew
will be forever barred.
A. s. PERKINS, Admir-.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-01
Pay up!! Or look Quill!

a great amount of money is still due me
AAtor Job Work and advertising for the last
tour or five years, and those who wish 10
save costs will please to call and settle with
out delay. IA STEVENS.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-01
Tax Collectors Sale
will sell at the Court House door of Washington county
Mississippi,

within the hours prescribed by law the following ls4O
and will be sold satisfy the Taxes
have accrued thereonsad lands assessed in
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-01

ENTERERs' NAMES.
Arlington Stephen
Arthur & Fulton
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-01

ENTERERs' NAMES.
Arlington Stephen
Arthur & Fulton
Allison James
Boyd ThOs. P.
Burke Glendy
Bayley E & w
Crutcher Geo. B.
Crane r. E.
Chewing & Dawson
Caldwell Isaac
C,,w
COndray j. q W.
Cailness q Mayheld
Crane James M
Calender JosenS
Downs tn
- y
Dunn w Gp
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-01

Folkes J. & J. w.
Davidson w 81
Foster John
Folks s & NJ. c.
Furlow & Led
Fulton z. X.
Gibson & Hoops
Gale Thomas
GOwan g. Herald
HOugh Joseph
Henderson A. G. & T.
Hagan H.
Hughes Gibson & AlexC
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-01

Huston & Msrrick
Hoffman D. & D.
Hilburn ]. & ].
Huston Felix
Hoops & Reynolds
Hagan S. &H.
Faulkner s. G. & J. w.
Lewis H. L. B.
Mead Cowlcs
Ailligan John
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-01
ENTERERs' NAMES.
McCay r

McNiCI & FundabergC
McAllister D. X.
Meeks Haynes 81
McCraken
Nicholson J r
Nelson Thomas c
Mutt R
Newman J H
Neibert g. wilkins
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-01
A GARD.

Yazoo CITY. April 8. 1S4I. 40
New-York tribune., 1841-11-02
civil CORR rs


In the Circuit COurr, on Saturday, action ~as
brought by Marcus Wilbur, President of the New Hope
aud Del aware Bridge Company and others, against Josn
K Pitkin the Of four for $500
These notes dcouuted the Office OF NJ Joseph
ID Beers in 1887 and ISIS and the bills Of the ~ H. 4
D. 3. Co. given for them The ground of defence vas
that the laws OF New York prohibit the Banks OF other
S,tes from ming aud doing business and therefore
that the contract was null ard void There we're.
,,d about SI0esQ Of the notes all endorsed BY
Goo w Thrall9 which the counsel expressed inten-
on of contestug the plea OF usury The bills taken for
,ba, be,rc 10 per cent below sp-clc price After the
trial had been on several hours the counsel for defence
Wished DELAY in order to bring up evidence 10 sho@
tina, the Company were donc banking business IN this
ctv The request was acced,d TO by the Court snc
farther PROCEEDINGS for the moment postponed
In the same Court Corr el,us NJ Coon and r b she'-
man recovered verdict for Sl79I 81 against John
Wilder sheriff OF Genesses county, beng amouAt o. ah
execution placed III his HANDS against = Se-sdlct J Az
Roswell {. Peck. bat which ne had ae'et 'na0s
any return 10 the Court; and therefore held liable
In the superior Court actioa foF da Eag' a'1 al
5000, brought by Abel :. Peters aust Hugh NC
kson. Tse latter induced Mr.. Peters break up com
iorsblc establishment knderhook buy fam q ivV
srres of him Rosyille Island commence plough
iug planting &c but when the appointed day for con-
suinm,ng tee sale came he not abs TO give good
,te although The rspu,ed had felt coahdent a,
TO embark IN city lie. The Jury gave verdict for SSV
New-York tribune., 1841-11-02
THE T RIBUN N E..

p,.sr,c School SooIErY.-The fee OF the pro
,.,,r occupied by the Public Schools of this City
!. ve.,oi in the Public Scdoo Society. As early
the wear 1926. this subject appears to have ex-
/ .;..d some attention, and the Legislature passed
=, &C, authorizing the Society to 'convey their
..sool ed6ces and other real estate to the Mayor,
Aldermen and Commonaty of the City Of New
Work. upon such terms and conditions and in such
farm, a, shall be agreed upon between the parties.
Soon after the passage of tbi. act, the Society
appointed Committee, composed of Samuel r
No,. Lindley Murray, and one or two others TO
,,aer with the Common Council the subject
and to express the willingness Of the Society 10
make an Immediate transfer or conveyance ot all
the property according to the provisions Of the law
After the patter had been fully considered and d'-
cu.sed. the Common Council came to the conclu'
sion that it wa, ,nerpeatent 10 receiee tie c0H1ey-
oace. Subsequently the Society rendered a con-
yeynncc but 1t was deemed by the Common Coun-
I'll 10 be more convenient and upon the whole
rsb, and proper. that the fee should remain in the
Society.
We have been requested to make public the
above facts, which we do most cheerfully. If there
i. any thing wrong in the Society holding the pro-
perly they certainly do not appear to have covct-
cd
New-York tribune., 1841-11-02

Income or RAILROADS -ltnpPcars by the Lon
don Railway Magazine of October >. thai SO rail-
ways in Epglsnd-toge;her 1905 miles in length
are teceiying. for passengers and freight al the
rate of more than 93,aOOOOO sterling year
say upwards of $l44o0.0OO In the Magazine of
the same date we fnd an advertisement. seaded
as follows Reduction OF Fares and Additional
Train. between Birmingham, Walsall. Woiyer-
hamnton. and Stafford.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-02

Posi- OFFICE FINANclERING.-lh trial OF the
great case of the United States Reesidc in PHI
ladephia is bringing to light some portion OF the
financial management of the General Post Office
under Barry and Kendall Nh. S. L. Gouverneur,
Ex-Postmas,er of this City, testites as fellows:
with regard to the cash payments to a large
amount alleged to have been made by the Govern
nent to defendant, it was proved by Mr.. Gouver-
neur that these were payments of accommodation
paper loased the Department by defendant; that
the Department had sued for the same amounts :;
and that the Postmaster General had offered to
credi, him with the amounts, if he would inform
him whom he should charge them 10. He also
stated that the Department; could not raise money
on its own notes and would ocrtaiRly have tniled
had no, Mr.. Recside and others extended assist
ance in this way. The credit of the Department
was bad, and to any extent. | have letter from
the Department stating that they would be bank
rupt unless raised them $4,000 by next mail
These drafts of Rceside's issued IN bGtchcS,
and do not believe they We're charged on any
books of the Department As to the mode OF
keeping accounts. can state, from my own know,
ledge, it was for the purpose Of deceiriFg G"d
prerentiag an investigation by The committees ot
Cognress, then expected Government paid two
per cent a month for the use OF the morey. IN
der Mr. Barry they put nothing in the books--u'-
der Mr. Kendall, every thing they could md.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-02
YEAS

The expenses the last yoar were nett nearly
sll2OO and for the first six months of the pre-
,-nt year as per Compuoers report S9o'-
42O!!!
Philadelphia proper pays $500 per annum for
cleaning her streets by contract being Wing act
every Wing voted for cleaning our streets by con
tract; every Loco-Foco but Mr. Seaman of the
l7th Ward sgainstit Remember them
New-York tribune., 1841-11-02

A REMEDY FOR GRiEf.-The Marshal de Mon
chy maintained that the hesh of pigeons possessed
cOusoiing virtue. Whenever this n0beman lot
friend or relation. kc laid to his cook. " Let me-
have roast pigeons for dinner to-day. nave al
ways remarked" he added. " that, after having
eaten TWO pigeons, rose from the table much less
s,rrov,fii
New-York tribune., 1841-11-02
2 Grnhnm tlom-c. nnrcln,-,t.

l. a'rnhih aAo"-c' n"Fc'"'S '
TRAvER and MRS. GOsS respectfully inform their
friends and the public that they haze taken the well
known GEAit,>i House., hitherto kept by Mr. X Co.'S,
(who rc;irc,) and having pnt 10 excellent condition
for the winter prepared accommodate fs" more
permanent Boarders with Parors Bedrooms only on
reasonable terms. Their Table will bs supplied with the
best Vecesbes Fruits sc. that the markets Of our CiIy
sf.rss while those vho prefer qset 'nPle and natural
living and an atmosphere unaated by The odoF Of Aeo-
ao and Tobacco will mad here an 'sreeasle Home
Transient Boarder, or persous visiting the City ae-
comm,I, ,ted on reasonable terms. OF II
New-York tribune., 1841-11-02

FIRE AT VINcENNEs. lA.-There was large
fire at Vincenncs Ia, on the l7th inst, which de-
sttoyed or badly injured seven buildings, and did
damage to the amount of -, ,000 insurance 3 coo.
The following are among the sufferers Barteie
4 Doran, iron store; ; J. Whitcomb. Commissione
Of Land Office, = 600, Henry (. Peck druggist;
Thorn & Tracy: Charles Smith OF the Fiui,h
Burners heirs; J. P. McNickle, OF Covinston
Ky; Charles Young. merchant taller; Brouiet
\ Baron, house occupied by Ii. Doak, boo, ana
shoe maker; j. s. & W. J. Wise, house occupied
bv S A Kinkade as boot and shoe store
Gin Gaz
New-York tribune., 1841-11-02

PROSPECTUS FOR THE SALE OF REAL ES
TATE AT NEN-BKlGHTON, staten lslrn1 TO ths
amount of SEvEN iuHpRED THOUsANp DoLiAAa
FNHE TRUSTEES or THE NEW-RBlGhIDa AS
SOCitTION -f'cr Tor -ale by sgb crpupn lse nun
drcd blocks Of ground the most egbly sualcI Vi any
they ross,ss \, re- pect cOnguy the 'cTri-, and nl-
several elcr,nt and desirable slias aud
country the vicinity OF The city OF N-" t1rd
These fire trdred blocks to be dsp,sed o. at cglt
hundred dollars cach every ono OF them = ~ CO i' 'sht
b-dlrr lots, and viii measure about Io ~ ~ - oe-
ine sufficient for neat outage md garden plot.
Each subscriber will Obtain block valued u cord
o IN the cash ,rcs msde by the Association the last tNo
ear, from 5000 to $500 and he may have allotted t.
Ltn property worth from forty sixty times the value OF
MI subscription On some of them are splendid isproyo-
comprising large mansion houses NOTES co'''so'
docks sc. IN perfect order
Thc psn a optcd for dsposiug Of the above property,
presents great nducomchl, to tae capitalist desrous OF
uny good investments, and 10 all VINO wish to obtain
country r. icnc. moderate price ard IN position
the most eligible in the vicinity OF newborn for e&
snpc: the csaGt country szit "it abot iour acres "i
land adjoining rsceaty finished by Thomas hDay' Esq,
at cost exceeding 500 eco aud which l. ubri'niied ior
beaut, of situation will become the property Of oHs Il
tie subscribe free aud unincsmbered at cost TO nm
of only So.
incuinbered Belmont House nnd grounds, nos occ.
pied As ,emlnary FOR young adc- at an aHnshi feHo
The splepdid Pariiion" erected 1897, at cot >
ceedinc s. O0, including the grounds and oubui &
viii T, ~ another free aud Iaincdmbered.
Brighton House which, win tae grounds cost o.
<S0 600 and several and beautiful cottages WIZ 30
conc the property of other aub-crbefa.
The Assertion 10 Offering 20 large an amount Of vel
liable property at Or. sucn ia.oebe ,srmHo1!I
mersy rec.ark that they prompted 70 DO solely
vii. The view Of closing their ai:rs 1iitH the tenn u
tnei- organizsd existence. Ttich Is abost drawing
to u close. They feel confident that each slbs-rbsr
I obtain properly greater value than the amount Of
his investment
List. ii tue improved property ("hlch cost IN all over
k8OO00j with maps snt accom- any,ng cpcuaienh can
.e .een on application Henry Lynch President Of tho
A,.ocIatlon "a; t.er office, 40 Wall first c0or
on Hanover street, will give all farther details c tho
proposed plan.
hundred dollars, follows:
In cash eSJv
In a bond payable ore and two year., o.
interest ~
$3.50
New-York tribune., 1841-11-02

Paul .SD VIRGINIA: From the French cf J y = Bs
SAINT PIERsE. Nev-iork d. Appleton y % 80
Broadway.
Among the creations Of human genius des:'n=d
to immortal youth. Paul and Virginia has SRI
established itself It artes', simple Paihos BE-
long 10 the best era and school Of Romance IAe
copy before Us Is of miniature edition very nss'
" designed and printed.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-02

ACuRRxScY CONVENTION assembled IN Bolti-
more on Friday evening. Chas. NJ. kHyser Esq
was called to the Chair. They appointed Com
mi,,ee to confer with the Banks, the Baltimore ard
Ohio Railroad Company, &c, and will act at a
subsequent meeting If the Committee discovers
any means of getting sound uniform Currency
from shinplastcr factories and Banks that invct-
erately refuse to pay Specie will thank them
10 make it public.