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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-10
81, DOZEN nUwAWDs IMPROVED CnEMIUAL
Or CHLORIDE SOAP, for sale, by
EAMI. z. AnIE 4

SAMIs. r. ADIE & co,
Agents for the Maker.
HT This FOAP possesses virtues and properties
found IN no other. II iH manufactured by pTarfr al
Chemist by washing the face and hands with this 0aq
every morning. b will make the skin smooth and +
soft ~ silk u removes tan, pimpleE, and bemsbcs; and
those who 1yc uscd for shaving zivc the preference
o. oil other kinds
u being nadc 81 Chloride Of soda, mskcHna very lie.
injecting article. " those who afflicted with often.
siVe breath would fret vet soft tooth brush and then
pas uvcT tis Soap, and rub teeth ami gums there.
will every morning will cure the Fcurvy In tho gums
and prevent the toctb nuIn Tutnr aud aching
The enamel and cure the offensive bt cath.
II 10 very superior article fDr washing aud cleansing
sores and wounds, and preparing the flesh 90 heal No
hcrs should nubc without soap; 10y washing children
uTrcWIth prevents sore ears, sud many cutaucuue
disorders " BE- believed that should the body he we'll
washed MI over with this Coop week would prc.
vent many diseases 10 which the human body Hubcrcd
u has proycdo be the best article IN for removing
Grrarsi Paint, Tar, &c. from Linen Cotton and WOoicn
GO0IH
RufcH and handkerchief which have long lain by and
become yellow ~ being washed with this Soap, Will be-
/ white.
Prrrsrst and sold ,gboieesIe and retsU y, N
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-10
NEW HAT STORE.

4 RE receiving their Fall stock which il yerv =
tsnshc' ani viii bc sold on such terms as win TO
AZ inducemcnt 10 purchasers
. Their stock Consists ~ parf. ofthe following:
tAshionabie and vide bnm black coney Hats
DO do do white do do
DO d do d, 90 I mgss[ at, no do l.
% do 10 do do brush do
% 90 do mnleskn do
DO DO do HEAVIER 10
DO do do Nura A,
A large lot Of wool a.
Mems aud boys hair seal Cap.
ID 40 10 seslctt do
DO DO do Couey fur do
DO DO do muskTat do
DO do do glazed do
Gcnuemcn's fur do
DO otter do
Also, We have received direct from the manufacturer
large oi OF b9nneis OF the latest style; among which, al
Nuhns' white and coloured Bonnets
suSW NIaii iAshlOn) 10
Country merchants and others will find Il TO their
interest TO call aud give thorough examination
ON - ,n,li eh'SeS' as we are disposed 10 sell
Opposite the Ruins Of the Eagle Hotel
FALL AND WINTER GOODS
X recent arrivals nom lie North, ot
GOODS ~ I'M
Those whoare in want OF Staple Goods such a. R,n
ket fannCs, Cloths GlssimcTgs Saiincts KcTseys Ian.
seys taTpetlns Rugs Cotton OznabuTrs Shrngs sheet.
ngs- &c, Will mad stock equal In the civ
our stock OF FANCY GOODS, consisting IN mart Of
DacE aud bite black Sks Rich cOlored and fancy do,
Saiins' BoEbAZincs MUuscluc de Lanes ChaIlys Rib.
Gloves Hosiery, French WORK Collars aud Capcs ami
everv other article belonging TO this branch OF businc
l equal u not superior, TO any before had the
/ pleasure Of Offering
We invite country merchants and the public rcneray
| 10 eau aud examine cur assortment
seq GAY a BENTLEY.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-10
THOMAS IS. mOTCmKIss..


Opposite tho Old Eagle Hotel Lot.
an opening and ohef fof ~ unusually low pr.
ccEi 10 Coach Makers, -ad'erH, and Harness Makers
iul supply 81 Goods, consisting in pattsH follows
~ suGs u Bepuo springs from leaf u inchos vide
Sulky, Bugay. Birouc be- and Coach turned aTies
Brass add silver Lamps Of all sizes and variety Of pat.
terms
Turned Collars Coach ami Barouebe Lamps
Brass and silver concaye and plain Bands
Bras ami silver Dash Frames, Efufnp Joints
stump Joints plated, Curtain LoahcT aud Chaiae Hides
RatuncnH and Daml-ks on add BRUSSELS Carpet
large and splsndd assortment u Coach iaces, &C.
dso fu assortment ~ silver. brass and Jspanucd liar.
ness Mounting; SuTupa hts AL kinds of Eirh aud
ing Webbs; Serge hog stins sheep do saddle Trees u
Kinds saders an harness MAKERS Tools good aaaott.
mcnii superior lotof DooTs Hair Eaidler's silks
hiss mn assortment Of shoemascra Tools md Thread
shall cndoavOr 10 kecp rouuauty hand fail assJrt
meuf 81 articles used w the above mentioned trades
and sn dstsrmncio sell very small advance Tor cash
10 punctual customers. GrOlf Inducements however
will be offered % those who wish % buy fIr ensh
AZ wishing Ia purchase anything In ny line respect.
fully invited o. cal before purchasiug elsewhere.
se 10 TIIOs u HOTCHRfss
HEUmATIsM AND GOUp.-Ths Indian We
IL gofabe Pills eHtraOrdnary the ieine f1T
tho Of Rheumstfm snd Govt because they not only
cleanse the stomach and bowels % those morbid humoT
which, " taken into the circulation and thrown upon the
membrane AID muscle, are e cause n the above painful
maisra bu they excite the absorbent vessels 10 take no
that which b. already deposited therefore, are absolutely
certain 20 make perfect euro Of NhpUmanrm G0ut
single - cent boz Of said Indian Vegetable Pills. Wi
often give the astonishing fenef and pcrscverance
according directions, will be certain 10 drive pain o
| every deac fIpii0n from The body.
The Indian Vegetable Pills aso AID aud improve drea
on and purify the Blood and therefore give health ant
vigor tothe whole frame, we'll drive pain very
/ cripuon frouthe body.
Aesh supply of the above Pills, ius received and FOL
ale. III EUsTACE a BON,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-10
RICIrMuNp. FRrpERirKsRriRo AND POTOMAC
AM InIiisA RALL ROAn.

AND LOUISA RAIL ROAD
eegN EsET9 @s6sg E6A an
AzsfESSfSsS7z.sE.sSs.. A-Ssti = 4t
DERsoNs receiving produce by tho above Rail Roads,
are hereby noihcthai the following rule on the sub.
lee OF Storage, viii hcne eJh IA all eases be coniormed
10.
STORAGE.
Where articles which have been transported on the
Rail Road, suffered by the ccnsgncc Ia remain In
Depot than three days charge will he tnac for
Storage the Ordinary Warehouse charged In Rich
THOMAS SHARP,
Nov. isth, 1910. Agent OF Transportation.
RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG ANDs
POTOMAC, AND LOUISA RAIL ROADS.
Arrival and Departure OF Trains.
MAIL TRAIN
k kSairs. daily Do at u93 fs
MAIL TRAIN roR cuALorrEsvILLE
Arrives Arrives '''S 20 /" III TN.
Pare from Rchmond to fredericksburg, s5Oo
BALTIMORE, 10 10
10 Charottesv 90
once II. r. a. .. Y. II. Coz
MAY 9Th. 1871. \
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-10
TO THAvELLEas GOING N0aTn.
E. go - -
INCREASED Accommodation

PASSENGERS going North arc informed that there
now three day line OF Cars ftom Washington Bal.
umoic: ono immediately the srrtyal Of the Potomac
steamboat; ancthcr at NJ she next morning; ami
thct al before l2--this last connecting with a line from
Baltimore Philadelphia at 3P. NJ: thus aITjn; travel
ers FROM Richmond and Petersburg opportunity of pro.
ceedng Immediately, and reaching baltimore
mSninR al nig in Washington, II they desire OF
tinung In Washington until before ~ the day and
yet reach Philadelphia lodge. Pare from Richmond
To- Baltimorc, $40. THoS. SHARP. Agent Tians'n
lq-tf Rtch FIR a pu II. n,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-10
ALL STOCK o. BOOTS AND SHOES.

FALL STOCK Or BOOTS AND SHOES.
IhE subscriber has just returned from the North and
Is now prepared 10 EXHIBIT as handsome
Of Boots and shoes have been aoi city He
has taken great pains iu selecting his sock, and bei
bought mostly for cash will enable him sell low
the same article be bought city. His xoc
consists, IN part. a. follows, VIZ:
Niles best French calEskin dress Boots
DO 80 DO 30 Navy Shoes
DO DO DO sec9ndqualry 10 30
Wilson's bcs, French calf skin dress Boots
Do DO DO 30 scc0ni quality DO do
Geurlemeus csiskn CTockeus
DO 20 low quarter Shoss
Boys 30 hgh DO do
DO kip skn On 90 90
Men's aud boys lined aud bound BroFans
Richmond made Brogaus, &c sc.
Also general assortment NJ Ladies' Shoes
All OF which will be sold cheap, ipI cash. punctua
customers. JOHN :. JONES, Ag't.
10 Dpro.iie me Hsnks
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-10

TO MERCHANTS. SPoRTsMEN, AND
THE PUBLIC GENERALLY. L..s
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-10

Which will be toun examination, TO be the
and tssu sl,csd, that they have had IN th-
mower To Vne, an al prices uniformly totr simila
Goods hc purchase In other House market
This - pe''gc which they determined To fuii ant
respectfully ak call from those OF good bar
gains IN scascrabie Fall and Winter Goods.
In the annexed list. they have rated cf the
Goods comprising their SiockdN Of uhich % found
aud many others enumerated II carly appucaou be
made, viz:
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-10

NEW YORK PACK ETS.
GOLD IlNED
@ ID ID sd
schI LYNCHguRG, Capt. Ino Gould
DO WEYMOUTH, Do II. Couch.
DO RICHMOND, DO Nm. Tilby.
DO TUsCARORA, DO JnO. Bell.
lie NASSAU, DO Geo. W. Allen.
DO MANCHESTER, Do hurr Knapp.
DO LEONT1NB, DO sam DsAI born.
This Line Of Fscks,s having been sustained by gene
raj patronage Of the merchants OF Rchm-nd for period
bflO the tuassr propretnrs solicit continuance
,ther fsvors assuring hsr patrons thai every attention
hall he in forwarding their goods safely, aad with
hspatch.
The vessels. OF the frsi class, commanded by
ofeEperenee IN the usde; aud merchandise bc ms
Cd by them AZ tho lowest rate OF premium
For frcghtor passage having good accommodations,
ply to the masters on board OF 20
JAMES FIsHER,)
Agents.
WIN. ROWLETT,N
ny- Goods 10 be shipped 10 New Orleans, Mobile, Ap.
palachac ola other places Will be received and Tor.
warJed from New SorS 10y IN. masters New
York, ee OF charge except such may be actually in
Cured -
MooRE's REGULAR LINE OF PACKETS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-10

BALTIWORE LIFE INSURANCE CO.
JOHN l. DONALDSON, President
THIS Company makes ASSURANCES ON LIVES tot one
Il years for Life the following rates for
every hundred dollars:
Age. One gear. Screen years Life.
p Sl.oO sll2 e2O
30 l.36 l.53 276
IS lql l.g6 375
co AS i.ql 7CD
GRANTS ANNUITIES-Rates for one hundred dollars
g. yeaTsof Age, si055l
10 l4I9N
BUYS ANNUTTIES;
SELLS ENDOwMENTS FOR CHILDREN;
RECEIVES MONEY ON DEPOSlTE;
EXECUTES TRUSTS;
MAKES CONTRACTS in which life the interest Of mo-
ney is involved.
WILLIAM MURDOCH, Secretary.
Applications be made personally 10y letter, tpOsi
paidl TO the subscriber Agent for the Company al Rich
nond who will furnish all information Ia persons
DESTROYS Of avain. themselves Of the advantages which
this Institution offers providing against those changes
which all subject from the .Ttanty OF life and the
precariousnCss of business By the payment Of small
sum. which most men can spare, comfortable support
may, by this means, be secured % tler families.
tea ~. BALDWIN. Agent.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-10
NOTICE TO TAnORS,

TIAyING Obtained the Agency tho sale of Andrews
III celebrate patent Tailof Shears prepared
10 furnish them ether Guy Country 1ailots the
Manufacturers pIces, and ~ specially solicit them call
.r send their orders 70 & RICHARDS a CO,
sign Of the rsw, street, shoekoe niIl,
80 % Richmond, Va.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-10

rTNHE subscriber ceivng and constantly onhand
aiwholesale and retail, and at the lowest prices,
Plain and Japan Tin Ware ~ every description.
Also variety stoves, designed for burning either
wool ORG oal.
Pipes, and every othei article in Ris line, made TO
sc 26 TITUS RICE.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-10
FALL & WINTER GOODS;

EkouCiI, BRpOkS a HUDSON have the pleasure {
y announcing TO hrir friends and the public, that the
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1841-01-06

AHOciO"s Robbery and attempt 10 Murder i,
Procidence.- We learn from the Journal o
yesterday that one Of the most atrocieu. robbie
ries that ever occurred in Providence was per
petrated on Monday morning. The journal
says that two men were discovered in the house
of Mrs. Aborn, in Washington st. at about 3
O'Clock, A. NJ. by a servant girl. who hearing
them in the house supposed it one Of the fami-
ly, and came down TO make the fires. She was
attacked by two men, one ,black fellow. the
other with mask over his face. They threw
her on the floor and throlled her. and attempt
ed to cut her throat with a case-knife and after
wards with carving knife. but both were so
dull that they did not accomplish their object.
One OF the family hearing the noise. but with
out suspecting any thing, arose and alarmed
the robbers. who fed, leaving behind them
quantity Of plate, clothing and other articles,
which they had collected They carried away
a gold Watch. and about twenty dollars. 1t is
that they entered the house in the
evening, and secreted themselves in the carret
rom which they descended after the family
had retired. The girl was uot seriously iniur.
I'd and is in a fait way of recovery. No suspic-
ons are entertained as to who committed this
laring outrage. The Board Of Aldermen have
'fered reward Of 5000 for the detection OF
10Th or either Of them.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1841-01-06
EROM TEXAS.

Dates from Galveston have been received a
I New Orleans TO the l4th INST Mr.. Treat, tn
late Texan Agent to Mexico. died on the 2ell
ut. while returning from that country.
Branch T. Archer, Esq. has been appoin,e,
by President Lamar, Secretary Of war. anc
Theodore Barby Esq. Texan Consul at Paris
Both thc'e recommendations have been 60 firm
ed.
resolution has been passed by the House
Of Representatives at Austin. directing the mil.
ltary Committee TO inquire into the expsdency
OF authorizing the Presiden, to accept the SER
vice OF 5000 men, for the invasion Of Mexico,
allowing them to have what they can take from
the enemy, and league Of land out Of any hey
may conquer. Another resolution TO inquire
into the expedency Of sending The Navy to sea,
TO burn, sink and destroy. and act 10 concert,
with the land force was lost.
The people Of Santa Fe have refused 10 pay
the tylhe ta1.
Two additional itch gold mines have been
discovered between New Orleans and Santa Fc,
about 100 miles from the latter place.
From the account given by the 'Mosqui,o'
oi Texas 1t appears that ii is rapidly progress
sing in population, Improvement, morals. peacs
and good order
The city authorities Of Galveston have pa.s-
ed an ordinance imposing fine of 800 on any
person found carrying deadly weapons. The
law will work well. if supported by public feel
ing.
a bill is before the Legislature for licensing
glambling honses.
Judge HemphiIl has been elected Chief Jus
lice by the legislature.
Canales has officially announced the dsmis.
'al Of his troops.
All the officers and men who have returned
10 Texas from the different Federal divisions, /
concur in asserting the fact that there is no
lenbt of Il general alliance between the Central
md Federal forces, for the purpose Of invading
Texas; and they moreover stale that there are
1000 ofths enemy in body, on the Texan side
# the Rio Grande.
The Texan Cnngre,s has indefinitely post
oned the bill creating system Of bankruptcy
nd regulating the collection Of foreign debts.
he salary Of The Chief Justice of the RepubIic
as been fixed at $1,000
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1841-01-06

Magnetic AHrdciioa.-A manufacturer Of
Mariners compasses, in recent communica-
ton, says that any iron Dol, that is driven per-
penolculary with a topmaul, or hammer, be-
comes magnet and will inevitably attract the
compass. il placed near it. Nothing hut cop
per should be used in fastening about the bin
nacle, and the covering oi the head Of bolt
can never intercept the flow of masnetsm.-
The lack of attention TO thi. important fact has
caused The variation Of many compass, and
perhaps the loss Of many vessel.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1841-01-06

STRANGE DisArrrsR,Ncr.--TheN Nev York
Sun says Great anxiety is felt BY numerous
TRENDS oy reason OF the mysterious disappear.
ance OF Mr., Henry Moves, young man some
% years OF age. VII" recently arrived j, this
city for the first time from Bangor, Maine. and
who has not been seen nor heard from =, M.
boarding house since Saturday morning last
lie is represented to lie IN uncSc,p,ionable
,onns man. nsai and gehts,l IN his appssrauc
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1841-01-06
RH0DE-ISLAND REPUBLICAN.
NEWPORT:
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 6, 1871.
DE.NOCRHTIC ,ST.4TE
CONVENTION.

The usual Convention OF the Demoeratit
Republicans Of Rhode Island will be held at the
State House in Providence, on WEDNES-
DAY EVENING, January Goth, at o'clock
A general and punctual attendance of the
Delegates from the several towns is respectfully
requested.
BY order Of the State Committee.
Providence. Dec. 25th. 1910.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1841-01-06
MARINE SOCIETY"

At The Annual Meeting Of this Society. held
on the 5rh inst, the following officers were elec-
ted for the ensuing year, viz:
HENRY J. HUDSON. President.
DAVID NJ. COGGESHALL. Treasurer.
CHARLES +. HAMMEtT. Secretary.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1841-01-06
nPOur READING ROOM was op.nsd

on the lst inst, although all our arrangements
for the accommodation of subscribers are not
vet completed. We however invite them 10
attend.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1841-01-06

The BARhr CAsE."-The Court for the
Correction OF Errors in Albany. N. Y. BY the
decided vote OF 10 TO 3, has reversed the decis-
ion OF the Supreme Court, and affirmed that Of
Judge lnsIis; thus giving the custody OF the
infant in dispute to the mo,hsr--tl,e shild being
a female. and at the time of the institution Of
the proceedings appealed from, but two years
Of age. This case has excited almost as much
attention as the farnou. D'Iisurills case, late
ly decided at Philadelphia. They are some
wha, similar. and the decisions. 1t will Be seen.
ia both sases are The same.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1841-01-06

The Bank Of NorM Anericd The Provi.
dence Journal says that tins lnsriruiion has
passed into new hands. 1t further adds-"Il
is the design Of those who lave purchased the
charter TO conduct it as Bank of Exchange
ihs stock is to be taken by the country banks.
and tins Institution is 10 redeem their bills
here and in Boston, without requiring any de.
post. as compensation for transacring the
Business We understand that such progress.
has been made in the arrangement, as TO lea,.
no reasonable doubt that the projec, will be car
ried Into execution.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1841-01-06

immune; TO rush reckless upon a new career.
with no other guides than those which pride
and passion might afford her.
To 30 Continued.1
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-02-02
TIE AMISTAD.

question OF more than ordinary interest is now
pending before the Supreme Court Of the United States
It concerns the liberty aud perhaps the lives OF some
iory negroes, who upon cur coas, last year IN
tie spanish schooner Amistad 1t will be remember
od Nat these negroes were apprchendcd the time
charges Of piracy and murder-ihat subsequently, they
discharged by Judge Thompson Of the u. States
Circuit Court, on the ground that the OF the u.
States had no cognIzance of crimes committed in a
foreign Jurisdicton-and that Immediately after tins
decision WAS made known, the Spanish Minister de-
0dHdcd these negroes as fugitive criminals under the
OH article of our treaty with Spain The validity OF
this demand is under consideration IN the Supreme
Court, and from the array OF counsel either side,
manifest thatihe ablcsi incocs Ia the country have
been tasked with the investigation OF this high and i'm
portaut question. The decision Of the court is look ed
or IN quarters OF the Union with considerable
anxiety, aud every step of the discussion closely and
eagerly watched.
1t was to have been hoped that no extraneous innu
ence would have been brought to bear upon the decis
ion ola question involving interests of such magnitude
tseoms, however, that the Washington Globe, the
gan OF the government, is determined that the court
shall understand at least in what manner the admins
raton would desire TO have the question disposed Of
That journal, on the Of the meeting of the Su
premo Court, publishes long and labored article urg
ing the delivery of the negroes to the Spanish Minister
in compliance with the demand of the unCtonaIy
We do not indeed suppose that the authority OF III
Washington Globe is of any great weight with tn
Judges the Supreme Court but the attempt to throw
by lndrecton its official authoTtybe 1t less
into the scale Of Justice and that the side advers
TO humanity, not to say right, is most dangerous
dscfeditable act Fortunate indeed is for the coun
try that few brief weeks will terminate the oiiica
career OF the Globe, and thus strip II of all that
rave character importance TO the outpourngs OF II
conductors malice, impotence and ignorance
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-02-02

exceed uc ,sluo Of $1,000 and further with such pro
visions shall ccciually exclude the weather. spec
uiator from al benefits under us law ard shall pre-
them from interfering with, participating IN tho
privilege and night Of settlement and pre- -empion which
hereby granted and intended ior the sole advantage
Of the needy and honest settlers and ouyators Of the
soil
II will hc seen that while these instructions look 10
the interests of the old States, they the time
regard those u the new. They would hmi, the right
Of pre- cmplon 10 actual settlers Of small thu
securing 90 the poor man an advantage which has of
late yoafs too frequently fallen into the hands OF the
spectator or the capitalist. The spirit Of these in
.uuciious d seems TO vs., cannO, fail Ia meet the an.
proh7uon Of the genuine Log Cabin boys Of the west,
tMldisouilu.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-02-02
!AGRICULTURA Al.
THE HEsSIAN FLY.

D,seotef, b.cel 10 have been feluoh The Hes
FL
paper presented 10 the American Philosophical
Society," by Miss MarsaTeua II. MONS, Of German
town, ana relating % the above mentioned subject,
subsequently, ordered by that body 10 lie published
% their Transactions. A., however some time will
nccofsafly elspse before the Transactions Will be pub
h.hed Ve have thought TIA, ws could beusI serve tie
scuculluf. readers Of TIC Cabinet 10y extracting The
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-02-02
BRtGliroN MtRKET.

MONDAY, Jan. %, ISL.
At market 3s5 Beet Cattle so Stores, aud
IS Beef Cattle unsoid. I
Prices -- Beef Battle Sales were not,
and the prices Obtained last week for SOD
were not sustained We quote fdw ext
Frs, quality 90 90 % Second quail
3 rs. Third quality, ~ 90 a 8 90
Sheep. Lots were sold a, 81 90 and Q ]
crs, SO 90, %, 4 80 and - 90
Swine None at market.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-02-02

furnish question for investigation. We arc informed
tina, Miss Moriis is continuing her observations on
growing wheat. IN which she will probably ascouaIn
the fact, II Is in the power OF our readers TO confirm
or reject her conclusions both in tins and IN what she
regards as almost established.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-02-02
MARRIED.

In Wells. Jan. eth, by Allcu Grover
mas Hastings Of Milwakic, to Miss AmAuo
Wells.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-02-02

FHIIE second term Of the academic year 81 n
i will commesce on the second sdncsiay
and continue twenty -two weeks foil COURSE
lectures will he gwen. commencing soon amer the
mcnt Of the term, s-As usual scholars are rtquestc
,he commcnc. ment of The totm, If possible
Casllston, Jan. 81, 1874