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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-02

TUE creditors Of sUTPHIN & WALTON. arc be,eh,
mat a. ne lasi session NJ the Circuit superior
-ut ol Jaw am Onancery for The County Of Cumbrt.
land, the Judge of said Court EXPRESSED NJ or IN,
was Incumbent on all the creditors asserting claims
against the funds IN the hands Of the truefces - 49,
themselves part 80, and o. put in their nnsuers IN The IN
oi inc compliments This notice is given In order ~,
INC next tcrm of the colrt ~ ~
CODRINGToN CARR1NcToN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-02
ATTENTION ,iII,nns

a TEND meeting ofyour Company This Even,s ,
n 7o'cOck ~ Military tail. ~ ' "''"" ~ "
ny order ofthc Captain.
fe2 GEORGE A pP.prp n o.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-02

MIR. WISE,
StndeM Of The Celebrated FIaunsoAn Of L;e,,.o.U
OPTICAL INSTRUMENTS, sPECTACLEs, &c.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-02
BY DUNLOP, MoNCTIp :. -

arr,n CARGO SALE.
oururs,.v AZ Auction. 0-hSSES,
sold In s,osohf, the 20 Of Febru,rx .,,a,
cIg Hickman Sia store The cargo the seSr o.e BE-
80 DO sMl S,.r.o Of prime quality
Ion Sitts laayuyra Coffee s""eu,
81 DO Country Gin "h'skey
20 60: brand o0'''o Brandy Fart oard. Dupu, .
g 2 S Sass5f'' S %s Champaign.
in 90 double crane 90
I5 paes Lees Tallow Candles W
TO 70 oo1es Havana White snSs
TFRwer with an invoice of Germ, ,.,
ja0 '-over sioo, months credit VINES
DIN q c.. Amer.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-02
CONJUNCTION CARRINCTON
HENRY r IRVING.
Cumberland T. n Ian N f1ft e.

TO MNS. hbEllNE RlCUARDSON-NAp .,--y,,t.
Notice, That sna. during the present session of an,
6cnera Assembly of Virginia. petition that boiv r., ~
passage - a law ,tvorciug me trufn YOU ~ WV
laS--cN CHARLES " RtCUAunaON
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-02

Ttckeis $40 49, Nv" - W @'''
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-02
WESTERN SHORE TREASURY oP MARYLAND

-, op.n,r,.,., ANNAPOLIS, Jan. q. 1911.
~ ODbDlENtE 10 resolution Of the GENERAL Assem-.
4 bly, of ,'a'd of December session. 1870, Of which
the foregongis copy, m oi the resolution
OF the khodcTs therein referred to- Genera ~"as
OF the stockholders OF the Chess and Ohio Canal
company hcIby called, 10 assemble and be held al Ihc
Coppanys once IN the city Of Frederick In Frederick
co9oy Of Maryland Mon lay the 9Th day March
Soclook W., 10 investigate the Affairs Of the Company
ahd ther pa management and 10 AXE such further order
ia the premises the Interest Of the Stoc kh1eTs NAV
require" GEORGE MACKIniS "'S
e<-eth Treasurer W. +. Maryland.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-02
AIMS WORTU POZ e.

w RANDoLPII & co. have just opened
- The Tower Of London, a Historical Romapce bv y
IT, hinsworthi with plates, by Cfuiksha "
Nos 10 ", Humphreys Clock by BOZ
diseases Of the Organs of Respiration l,y T,yect.
DunRhton's New Remedies al edition " 20
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-02

I'VE euDscriher Intending 10 close his business oars
hls sniIe siock 81 Goods fOr sale consisting of well
teiccl SOCK 81 Books IN the various Departments Of m q
,tade Mhhemaueal Surveyors and Musical Insruu 1fs
letter, Drawing and all other kinds Of Paper
THERE'S extensive Hookbnicrv attached in G,lI oec
raon where from IN wurkmcn arc engaged fom ,sar
u year IN tho time he will sell any article In b,s
-ole az ana below COZ Those desiring Goods n hs line
G2 n m SaN.v,v a.,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-02

gnanhed los ish Teacher wsntedrt he Coun.
- ui hanover, near tho Old Church urb an one nj
soc &C IN Teaching and Of good moral csrscter
w. s1h hool worin 70 him eeo and his board and
pcIusps so. Any communication in relation 10 M -.
arcssc to the undersigned living near tho t,d Cbnreb
r. omee' would be quickly received and promptly an.
Ps-A Teacher Of Ms,bsmsiIcs would b, preferred.
eS-clAwdw EZEKIEL q TALLY,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-02
READ THIS

oaI on The 89th ngtaut between tho Old Market and
- my icsiencc on Union tiili. Porkc HOOK much
wo.I eoh'snEg ono note Of siO Virginia money! and
49, ~ III ~ W Nahaniei Walker Of Hanover county
oe o Mie " Tor 60 - cents. payable In 1912 ana ~
o, u ihe fourth Of September next Al persons
for the delivery Of tho same 10 me a, nv pess Ne 20
the Waich House. JutIN ~ n.,,sslaa,,n.s,e,i 9i a.
r. "a " ~ "hNh"IIh'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-02

1900 &C. Tickets sIo. wv '"' y" %
2gh Peb, $4,000, iooo, Goo son &C. and o Of 2ooo
1hfeb 5prizos of $1,000 each, 2of 5oDo, % Of 900
&c. Tickets eiO. ~ wv
10 sny o. The shove Schemes Tickets may he had either
BY the package single.
Ickstsin al the smaller Lotteries drawn AZ Richmond
various Combinations,
fel - CHAsTAIN CLARKEs
- IA whNOTICE
IANEs W. A. THONASS GHOIsON have settled in Pc
tersburg aud united partners In the practice on The
Law They VIII euend all the Courts Of Mcoklenburg,
bfunHwok Grccnsvic, southampton aud Prince gcofar
and the Town Of PETERSBURG They viii ala a.
tend 10 all eases In tho Court of Appeals At Rebmond
which may DO entrusted % their care.
Clients employing eithcr will tho services NJ
both; and all business confded 10 them receive their osi
constant and virilant attention.
Address Petersburg, Va
Oflce No. In the Exchange. fo1-clwAlautf
CANDLns.-Ioo boxes TaTow Candies, l.ssNn, n,
~ ale JAZZ LANCASTER, DENLY 4 Co,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-02
\ T y MERRITT.
ar .f.wLn.al

snd fIedeiicksburs Arena win copy once
~ seess md oaee In two weeks for az
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-02

op-AUcrION N OrICE-Ths Cargo Of the sesr
scar will be sold rIis DAY. Ia front ~ store, With
reeard to tbs state Of the weather, the sugar being
by sufficient Tarpauhnss.
fa2 DUNLOP MONCuRE a co, Auets
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-02

o,escs JnVSsas No 5-Draws this city on Frd,v =,
so of sSo prize Of 1000 $500 2101 l22i
'iSAetsS 81 20 Nos-lO drawn.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-02

m q : e.: &. ::
and dollar In nr
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-02

rhurssS I Lsss;'nTg Lottery No erra-DawIns su.
Tickets S. rs 70 prize. of $1,000 20 100
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-11-18
POLICE OFFICE.

WEDNESDAY, November II.
Sr.ALtSc Wooo-A man named Luke Aachin was ar
rested on 1uesd night for stealing quarter Of load
OF wood worth 50 cents from fs wharf al the foot OF
tae property of Abraham Lent, of No. -
Go rex street. He was sent TO pri.on for uial-
SrrALISG PorLTRY-Jsmss Moirls AID Thomas Nc
C.rtv were arrested by Waterman IN Fron;-street on
Tuesday night pair OF fo~' IN their possession
wnch taey Acknowledged they had taken from cart 10
Fulton street. They rere committed for trial
STEALING Boors.-A boy named Dennis Meaning vas,
70 day arrested and committed for stealing par Of
boots. worth a. u.s. from the store OF Johu Johnson, No.
al7 Greenwich-street
THErr AID vAGRAScr-Ofieer ColVin, to-day, arrested
srl Of the town named Caroline Post, charged with
stealing 81 IN money from another female the corner Of
Church and Anthony streets for which she was sent 10
the Peni,euuary 5 months thief aad vsgrant
H1aHwAY RossEEY-As Thomas Mckeensn, of No.
9 Third Avense passing the corner Of Orange and
Cros.-sr.ets a1saed By Two stout negro fellows
enc OF whom named James Hook IN old convict knocked
him down while the other iorciby tsok from lis pocket
Is n bill. and silver coin, when they both fed Oicer
stephens of the 9th Ward Police however succeeded
srr.stnr Hook, vho committed TO prison
CoscEALNEsr IN A SToRE--Ou Mondsy evening, as
Mr. Edward A. Mathew was leaving his store Water
street, he mans hand through ths cellar door. Re-
turning ,Gd entering cellar there found concealed
q stout powerful uRn named Jeremiah Sullivan, who
being laer. evidently With STEAL lodged
il the watch house ,ld yesterday prison.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-11-18

FRoM TEXAS BY the arrival ct the l. ,. new
enue Cutter Jackson. Lieut.. Grover ir@" 0r''e''
and and I the santa ee expedition. The Cnfer LEFT
Galveston on the 81, Of October. At the t'me ct
her departure the Texan Navy, consisting Of tho
.loop-of:war Austin. and the brigs Archer WhaF-
TON and Z,vala. we're fitting out for an expedition
ssainst Nexico. to he carried on in concert with
H.. rovernnncn, OF Yucatan. We shall probably
soon hear OF the TWO parties having come TO o'oW'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-11-18

CIVIL WAR Is TExA..-For some time past
the parties in Eastern Texas known the Resu-
ators and Modcrators have been INDUCING in Sc
dtious bros and feuds, committing retaliatory
acts of outrage upon the lives and properly OF the
citizens, rendering the peace and security OF the
community preearious in the extreme. The vio-
lent measures Of each party have at length we are
informed provoked the Government OF Texas to
active measures for their suppression, and the
Colonel Commandant OF the Militia OF San Angus
tine County has received orders to draft two hun
bred men TO quiet the tratorous factions There
will no doubt be some blood shed in the event of
an encounter. The Militia may be Joined By the
Regulators but it is believed that the Moderators
will be routed out. The object which primarily
brought the Regulators together was the honorable
wish to rid the community OF the inveterate
OF large band of loafers, rowdes and gamblers,
who were residing in their midst, and sa.ly In
turing the interests OF the community BY their IN
governed and lawless conduct.
The Moderators have risen into distinction by
/ opposing all the OF the Regulators. 10 their
ranks is this band of desperadoes. Both parties
are large in numbers, and comprise great portion
of the inhabitants. They have regularly chosen
captains and commanders; their discipline. too
| is based on an arbitrary and military code. When
ever band Of either party meet together. battle
ensuss, and the victors carry off their prisoners in
triumph 10 their head quarters. So has the battle
been hitherto waging, and it woud continue
only increasing in the number OF combatants, were
no stop but TO ii BY Government. II is but the
other day that q professional gentleman BY the
name of Dr. Butler while riding near Shelbyville
wa. attacked by one OF these parties, and his
horse sho, from under him and himself wounded
/ As to the number OF citizens they have taken from
their pursuits in life and made prisoners, it Is i'm
possible to ascertain. There has been. however. q
rumor in town iha. the Moderators had lately made
capture of thirteen. We hope that sufficient and
ample precision will be made BY the Texas Govern
ment for their enre determination, and in the mean
tine we have TO wish every success 10 the patriotic
citizens Of San Augustine County.
Natchitoches Herald, Oct. %.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-11-18

TEXAS EXPEDITION TO SANTA FE.-Advices
from Galveston 10 the 3lst ul, received By way OF
New-Oreans. brings intelligence OF the arrival OF
the Texan Santa Fe expedition al lis place of
destination, after severe journey, and encounter
ing herdes of hostile Indians. whom they had to
fight through. The people and authorities of
Santa F- treated the expedition with great re-
.pect, and extended towards them all the hosPi-
talities their rede manners were capable of.
The subsidy or rather loan of $4,000 in specie
from the Yucatecos, had arrived az Galveston, and
tip creates, activity prevailed al the navy yard in
filing cut the Austin, the Wharton and the
Archer. and the steamship Zavsla, FOX expedi-
ton against Mexico. Jour. Commerce.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-11-18

FiRE.-About 10 o'clock last night fire broke
out in the dwelling part Of the frame house No.
10 Chatham ST, by which much damage was done
as well as in the lower part which was occupied
as book and miscellaneous auction store. The
auction sales had not long terminated before the
alarm was given and the injury was therefore
rather severe. No insurance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-11-18
GREAT SALE
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS,
BY ORDER OF ASSlGNEEs, Ar
q. H. iloOrr,n. hs 9oUih Ttil Ii r1-af..

= o
u On SATURDAY, Nov. ~ consisting IN part OF
Cloths Css-meres, sa'ineis V,sting- hIRe and
hzur,d Silks sule aud blue black B,mbez mes, rich
rtche and SA Sna sls fancy Hdks Sbaws snd S;arfs,
Lace Vei.s, E. b'ederes su5er blse r,ek and coored
six vey.ts, Li-ens. Lawns Dam,sS Napkins, Ponge7
Hdkf. Linen CsHbr.c Hdkfs &c &c.
Also, large of ingram AID yei ean Carpets spen
dih Rugs All of which are be sold for cash without
TO the highest bidder.
~ B. Thin sale ~i offer great inducemen, to City
and Country Merchants. (G NAT 4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-11-18

70 The difference between the Mohawk Rail
road Company and the authorities of Albany has
been happily adjusted. The Company surrenders
to the City its buildings in S,atc-street and gives
its bonds for $4,000; and in return the City
does away the Inclined Planes and brings TIE ter
minalion of the Road to some convenient and mu-
,ually eligible point in the heart of the City. We
rejoice that this runous difficulty has been so hap
PLY adjusted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-11-18

70 The Flour delivered from the Erie Canal at
this end last week amounted to 1889 barrels {;
the Wheat to 80 O49 bushels. The stoppuge Of
the Western FIGURING Mills does not appear to
have greatly diminished the quantity
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-11-18

20 The Course Of Lectures before the Me
chanics Institute will be opened by Rev. l. D..
WnLlAMsoS this evening at the Atheneuu, cor
ner of Broadway and Leonard-s;. Subject, g In
provcment in the Mechanic Arts Abundance
Free
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-11-18
BY IAis aarning's Seuthsrn hail.

Nr.<,ss,ry:.-We kave New-Orleans dates to
he Oh inst. inclusive. They render 1t certain
,ba, lss Herald. pretended ret"rHs PqFpOr'ins
ina, the State had goae LOco-Foco and anti'BOn1
.windIing. were entirely fraudulent 1t Is YET
doubtful which party ha. carried the State the
,.,,. :. very close. The Wings to man are for
paving the Bonds. The following are lie returns
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-11-18

II DR.. W. G. Wallace will lesture on ths Phys
oogy Of the ketina, and continue his practical us;ra
ratons Of operations the Eve he Lyceum of Ma,
urAl History, Broidway Prince st on Thursday n
al l2 o'clock, noon Students and Physician, are
TO attend nl6 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-11-18

q The report that Hon. DANIEL WEBSTER
would argue tie great Illinois Bond Case before
the Court of Errors at Absny this week. was OF
course unfounded. Mr.. Webster could not be as
sen, from Washington TIN, time, and obliged
10 abandon the case. We hear that Hon. Willis
HALL, Attorney General, has been retained in his
stead.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-11-18

SINGULAR DgArn-An individual named An
drew +. Parde>sus was found yesterday morning
in the pit of the St. Charles Theatre, lying dead.
with his leg fractured, and his head badly injured
From what could be gathered on the subject, 1t is
believed tina, he must have fallen asleep on the
preceding evening during the performances, and
was locked up through Ignorance after the audience
had dispersed. He awoke probably during the
night. and in the confusion of the moment, or from
intsxicatou, not remembering where he was must
have fallen from the third fourth tier OF boxes
into the pit beneath. One Of the sas-burner' on
the third tier appeared bent, as ii from some body
coming in contact with it. The most likely sup
position is thar the deceased was isebriated and
fell asleep in some corner, where he remained I'M
perceived; AID that awakening in the night and
cropping about, he pitched over the boxes and was
killed.
Mr. Purdessus was native of Railway, n. j.,
and was well known as the clerk of w. w. Lyons
e. Co. n. o. Bee, 9th inst.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-11-18

O- The Governor of Georgia has appointed tho
first Monday of January as the day Of Special
Election in that State for two Members of Con
gress in place of Aessr, Afford and Nsbet.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-11-18

" Hon. JoHS BELL passed through Cinein-
natl ON the l2,h. on his way to Tennessee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-11-18

MExico-A letter OF Oct. 18th from Matamo-
ras says, " Busiamente still holds out, but 1t Is
thought he will compromise or surrender at dis
cretion, in few days more. In the meantime,
business is at q stand
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-11-18

NJ There was Colonization meeting at I'm
cinnati on the 18TH Judge BrRSET delivered an
ado Address.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-11-18

n, Gov BrcceR has appointed Thursday tho
25lh inst. for day OF Thanksgiving IN Indiana.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-11-18

u The member. OF the q Home League and
al who are in favor of insisting on Reciprocity in
our Commerce with Foreign Nations are requested
10 meet at the American Institute in the Park at
O'Clock this aft, rnoon on business OF Importance
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-11-18
coRoHER's OFFICE
yysnxysp,Y. NoyemI

h Coroner to-day held an inquest a; the Aims house
:, tho park on the body Of WlllisR Rocco native u
Epsaud. AGED Is years The d'cess'd vss n'enpe
had No home and Monday afternoon into 'ae "s
o~ of the barn of Mr. Nays, in 32d street ne'r the '
Averue to sleep bat rolled eff on the door. lneFe ~
fou.d a. was supposed. TT, aud beng convey {"
70 the District wstsh bolse. died there IN the eou''e
Of the right. His body was sert to the desn nouse
p,,r Tu..d,y afternoon Verdict diedI of intemPe
rance and exposure.
The Coroner also held an inquest the same place on
the bo-iy of all unknown Eau, aged about 81, h9 90
Tuesay evening found in the water oil tue ifuIso.
nesr the middle per the foot OF SFrns-'Iee' 'e'
,i,ct found drowned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-11-18

q GEx. ArAr4Y the Napoleon Of the are has been
m able fellow. He let the Loco-r ocos ost ,u
yvb. IN rs,,l, every Stale IN the tnou. He lets the
Bank. cheat the public out of mil He lets inienpe
rance ride rough bod the necss OF the multitude
tie lets the political pipelayers 20 unpunished' anu scN
,c., .v.on of lis ;, TINS by thousands Gen. Prudence
sometimes steps into the breach aud rescues the thought
les from urimey graves. Hn Is armed with the YEA
pons Of health Shcrmans Lozepgesthe cureas OF Tue
day-thc on really valuable med cnes Z at are before
the public Every body who has ever used them knows
the u h of what We saw There are Lozenges for Cough'
Cold. Asthma Tighine.s OF the Chest Con'uriptIon'
voas HcaJac he Lowuess Spirits Dependency, " orms
Heartburn Fever ana ague. aud most our Ils-aIi re
ularkat " pleasant and ,quaIy ehcacioss Whic some
medi nss are a month bringing about cure, tsese L.
onres do II in very hort tine. They sold at the
Warehouse IO6 Nassau street aud by agents es bo'e
ry II Fast Broadwav 81 Blocker street TT hudson
street an Ru.hton AspInwall and l59 Fulton street.
BROOKLYN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-11-18

RHODE IsLASD.-The Constitutional Conven-
corrects some Of the defects of the old Charter by
which that State has been governed. The repre-
sentation is equally aPPortioned between the
several town, no change with regard to the Sen
ate. Public Schools are TO be established. The
Elective franchise is only extended to holders of
personal property to the value of $500, who shall
have paid taxes on the same for two years, and
taken away from sens of lrceholder,, as such, ex-
cept those already admitted OF course this will
not satisfy the non,freeholders.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-11-18

@" DR.. LARDSER gives the first of his Course
of Scientific Lectures at Clinton Hall this evening.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-11-18

II For Notices of New Books an article on the
State Prison Question, The Currency, Vermont, Our
Railroads, No. II. &c. see Frs, Page.
II For a Poem by Tyrone Power, and the conciu-
sion Of Wis.,. TO Simon Ren:on see Last Page
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-11-18

NJ The PRI>cg DE JolSylLLE passed through
Cincinnati on the 18th inst. on his way Eastward
80 Coltmbus
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-11-18
: Reform Meeling.-Meeilng. to further the

II he1orm I1eetinS.-heetngs 20 further Inc
OF Total Abstinesce from all intoxicating drinks
will take place every Sunday night the Apprentices
Library, City Buildings, OF Henry and Cranberry
streets, halt past o'clock, with the vie. Of form
ing society the Washington plan, under the fol-
loving PLEDGE.
We, whose names annexed, de.irOus of forming a
Society for mutual benefit and to guard agsius,
perncious practice which is luxurious health
standing and families, 50 pledge ourselve, gentlemen
that will not drink any spurious or malt liquors.
cider.
All are invited TO attend.
Especially those appealed to wto have the least wish
desire discontinue practice which and judge
n.nt alike convince Be Injurious our health tard
ing anc character IN society.
BROOKLYN. Sept. ], le.l. Hrs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-11-18

PIssise CorSTEsFsrr BIcL A man n me. a.
man. sho keeps clothing store at No 22i bo"e'y
ye,,srisr arrested, charged With having pass
counterfeit bill of Ike Commercial Bark OF Aioah' -
J,r,.. |. Williams. OF kingston, U .ter County MI
Williams ven, in snd purchased coat giving Two -
bill, an! saIf dollar II payment, sad receiving INC
counterfeit bill IN change He took the bill back rn'h a'
a.ee,tansd character. but h'"hInah oeneD Al
~ ,s ,.f,,,t TO receive II. He then arrested
srr,rIsc rS,x SfoKs-Ei~ar5 o. Carroll, today
,tolc piece of chin worth - fo the store OF e''ts
w T Bows Co. No. so Catherine street. Tor WHICH
t.,,g n, IN the act h. was committed 20 pri'oG.
TasAcaEsors Gss.r -Csare. Meyer berg without
home or sipg place Monday night to the 'oa'e
OF Leonard nart,n No = Allen-.uce'' "nsf' Z.
.iodIy lated with lodgings Tore"'Td MS
60. -, -os, ,.rv IN the morning stole eve par Of
S ssU and Ines .ptou worth si from the shop Of Mr.
Marua. and left He however followed; pan OF
the .,oisn boot. f,uzd upoa his feet and nc 0eps
spc,cd to ;he Police Office. committed - shS '
charge. -,
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Wing maj -. 2O3i. D.. last year---278l'
ys,o, Bolivar. Shelby and Knox reported Wing

Wing maj 49, 2O3l. D.. last ear--27Sl'
yazoo, Bolivar Shelby and Knox reported Wing
Claiborne Loco Legisla'ure,-a gam
The Editor OF tho Picayunc has seen returns
from seventeen Counties, which give SHa"1eS
E III. rucacr 1901. Sha;'uck's majority 2'57'.
These couaue. have elected % Wings and 8
Locos to the Legislature.
The Wing Congressman do not run quite 50
we'll a. shqt,uck 50 the Bond question does not
hurt Us.
70 The man uly.5crloc.ly murdered a few days
since in New.oslean> proves to be John Roberts,
engineer of the Steamboat Agnes. He Is supposed
TO have been murdered by certain SPaHiaid' m
s,icsted BY bro,hel jealousy, bat nothing Is yet
certain.
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r The Cincinnati College ha, 1870 Students.
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C,rrSp,R oF SuPExIos CocRr.-62 90 ~ % 20
l2a I25, I26 1873 49, ii3 $50 inclusive, 9o lo'' ioo'
CrrSa.soy Cousr or CoNNoS pleased, ~, :, H.
Il Is Is IL Is 81, - % p. - -. j.
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ur vick.burg is freed from the Yellow Fever,