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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-06-03
cnNGREes

Assembled in extra Session Of Washington. 90
Monday last. There was full attendance OF both
Houses, seven only being absent IN the House OF
Representatives. The President Of the Senate,
Hon. SAMUEL L. SoUTHaRp. Of New Jersey, took
the Chair at 10 O'Clock, In the House Of Repre-
sentatiyes, the Hon J0Hs Wars, Of Kentucky
was elected Speaker, and Mathew 81 CLAIR
CLARKE, was chosen Clerk. (see proceedings 10
another eolumn.)
Both Houses, after being organized, adjourned
10 Tuesday at IL o'clock. The Presidents mes
sage was no doubt communicated on tuesday but
we shall not receive il in time for our paper to-day
Our readers shall have it Of course next week.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-06-03
FROM FLORIDA.

The Savannah Georgian says; Our
attentive correspondents have furnished
us with the following intelligence, trans
mitted by the u. S. steamer Newbern,
Capt, McNulty, from Pilatka;
FLORIDA, May IT, ls4l.
Dear Slr-l am happy TO announce a
second shipment Of Indians, which took
place at Tampa on the 18th inst. Two
hundred embarked for New Orleans, un-
der charge of Capt. Mckavelt, 9Th In
lantry. Allucktus-te.nugge has sent IN
IL warriors, to consult with the General.
! have laid by three "white stones" for
the General, the" great negoclator." 10
very great haste, yours, truly.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-06-03

BERKELEY SPRINGS, VA, May IS, le4I.
Mr. EDITOR believing, that you are at all
times, ready and willing to expose any misdemean-
or that comes within your notice and to show i'm
morality in its proper hue, wherever it exists, |
have been induced to communicate thu ough the me-
dunn OF your paper to the public, one Of the most
infamous and viainous acts which the depravity Of
human nature is capable of perpetra,ng.
Aprotracted meeting Of the Methodist Episcopal
Church, has been held and continued in this place
for the last weeks, with great success, until
tuesday night. While one of the Ministers (Mr.
Phelps) was engaged at the Church, with that
interchangeable zeal which at all times characterizes
him, some degraded villain entered his stable and
dsfgured his horse in the most shameful manner
Such certainly call for and will receive at the
hands ofall, whether members of the Church OF
NOT, that contemplation they SO justly merit.
This, am sorry to say is not the first of the
kind that has been porpetrated here lately. 1t
seems that whenever they escape too penalty of
the law, they care not for the censure the con-
demnalon of the public, bat continue to violate
morality and good breeding, for certain tits. they
cannot have even sense of right and wrong to
perpetrale such dishonorabe deeds for which they
deserve the utmost penalty the law.
The person is now resting under suspicion, but
clue has yet been had sufficient TO convict him
of the offence, although the citizens have used al
means in their power to obtain such evidence as
would bring him to justice.
Respectfully yours, &C. L.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-06-03

~ We had intended notice of the Berkeley
Literary Association to-day but have given way to
correspondents with pleasure. The teo0eH
created by the Association would seem to be yisi-
big at work already
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-06-03
CONGRE SS.
ENPR.g SESSION..
WASHINGTON, May 81, ls4I.
IN SENATE. MONDAY. MAY 81.


WASHINGTON, May 81, 1s4I.
IN SENATE. MONDAY. MAY 81.
The Senate met to-day al twelve o'clock,
pursuant to the Proclamation OF the Pre-
sident. The members were all in their
seats with the exception Of Messrs. Phelps,
Smith Of Con-, Buchanan, Calhoun, Cuth-
bert, Clay Of Ala, Henderson and Mou-
ton. Mr.. Southland, the President Of the
Senate, assumed tue Chair.
Mr.. Bayard moved resolution which
was adopted, that the Secretary inform
the House that the Senate to proceed to
business.
On motion of Mr.. White, the usual re.
solution was adopted respecting newspa-
pers for the use Of the Senate.
On motion of Mr.. Preston, the Senate
took recess till ? o'clock. The Senate
met again, and no message having been
received from the House OF Representa-.
tives, Mr.. Clay moved an adjournment I'M
ill eleven o'clock tomorrow, which pre-.
vailed.
Attwelve O'Clock Mr.. Garland, Clerk
Of the last House of Representatives, call
ed the House to order, and after reading
the Presidents Proclamation, converting
Congress, proceeded to call the members
elected, when two hundred and twenty
seven answered to their names.
Mr.. Hunt, of New York, offered the
following resolution:
Resolred, That the members now pro.
coed 10 the organization OF the House by
the election ola Speaker by RIGA roce yot.
ing.
Mr.. Lewis Williams moved to strike out
riua roce, and insert by ballot. On this
the ayes and noes were called, and the
motion was rejected by vote Of l54 TO
&c.
Mr.. Wise moved to amend the resolu-
ton so as to 60 into an election of Clerk
immediately after choosing Speaker.
Mr.. Barnard objected, and alter some
remarks for and against the amendment,
it was rejected, and the original resolution
adopted.
Messrs. Underwood, J. c. Clarke and
Atherton were designated as tellers. On
counting the votes ii appeared that JOHN
WHITE Of Kentucky was chosen.
Whole number of votes, 22l
Necessary to a choice, Ill
Mr.. White received, III
John w. Jones, 81
Henry A. Wise, 8
Joseph Lawrence, 5
Messrs. Briggs, Clifford and VIM. Cos
Johnson, each received one.
Mr.. White was conducted to the Chan
by Mr.. TripIett of Kentucky and Genera
Keim Of Penn. On taking the Chair, the
Speaker delivered brief and appropriate
address.
Mr.. Wise moved tina, the House proceed
to the election of Clerk. The motion
prevailed, and Messrs. Wise, Randolph
and Good were requested toact as tellers.
Mr.. Wise nominated Matthew St. Clan
Clarke.
Mr.. Randall nominated F. O. j. Smith.
Mr.. II. A. Garland and DR.. Mason, oI
Virginia, were nominated by two new
members whose names could not be learn.
ed.
The House then proceeded to vote viva
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-06-03
HAIL.

On Tuesday afternoon last, this place and vlclni-
ty were visited with avery heavy rain, accompanied
in the beginning, fot few minutes, with hail,
which grated rafting music against the houses at
such rate, that many of our citizens feared for
for their windows, but we believe there was no dam.
ago done, the hail stones not being larger than
cherries. A thunder cluud burst Immediately over
our town, which struck dwelling house, tearing
OF board or two from the gable end. 1t is pre-.
sumed the storm must have been very heavy in the
northeastern part Of the County, and in Maryland
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-06-03

We learn from the Frederick papers, THAI Of the
stock Of the Frederick Couaty Bank, viz. sl75,000
more than seven tenths we're owned in Frederick
town and county
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-06-03
FLORIDA. MAY II, 1871
GOPHER HIM, E. L. !
ETh month 10Th l5iI

Dear Sr-The news from Tampa, since.
my last, is, upon the whole, favorable:
$50 Of the hosties have been emigraed
within the past month, among them Cosa-
tus.te-nugge, the scoundrel, whose de-
predations curing the past winter, in the
neighborhood of Micanopy, cast gloom
over the whole community. This mans
removal is justly looked upon as an act
OF great Importance, and lis influence up.
on the continuance of hostlites on the
part Of the Indians, will be felt. Hitherto
he has resisted every effort to bring him
to terms, and not until the Arkansas Dele
CATION had an interview with him, did he
feel inclined to hold any intercourse with
the whites; now he is vending on his way
TO Arkansas, whether most of his band
have preceded him.
Alluck-tus-te-n ugge, the gentleman so
handsomely whipped by the gallant AL.
bufts last winter, has, in view of that
drnbbng, concluded to emigrate. A del.
egaton from his Majesty has reached the
General, and announced that he will soon
be in at Tampa to retreat. Coacoocbee
wild CaD has been at Fort Pierce with
twenty.four of his band. They obtained
provisions and promised to 20 in soon 10
Tampa.
Col. Worth has left for the Carloosa.
hatch'e, with one hundred picked men.
Ills object IS to secure llospalakiee. and
trust the gallant Colonel will NEE, with
the success so much wished for. You
may, perhaps, remember that the express
rider between Fort Clinch and Tampa,
was killed few weeks ago. 1t has since
been ascertalned that this murder was
committed by three Of Cosa. tus .te-nupres
band, who had refused to 20 in with Their
chef. AS soon as information of this OUT
rage reached Tampa, Capt. Beal, with
party OF Dragons, started in pursuit,
guided by negro. They overlook, Kill.
ed, scalped and hung up the head man Of
tne party. Upon Capt. Beall's return to
Tampa, the friendly Indians congratulate.
ed nun upon his success. The delegation
were pleased, as il proved to the Indians
the truth OF their assertion, viz " that
every Indian who should refuse IN occede
to the Generals terms, would If caogb,.
be hung. 1t is said that the transaction
had a very happy effect, for as fortune
would have It, the Indian killed had been
very active IN his efforts to break up tho
emigrating party.
am sorry to inform you that many of
the troops in the Territory are now suffer.
ing severely from illness. The LIST Inlan.
try has been removed to Cedar Keys for
their health, $50 Of their number are
now sick with fever. 100 Of the 7th at
Mlcanopy are also sick with fever. 20
OF the I'd are sick in Hospital at Fort
King, also with fever.
Forts Russell and Holmes continue very
healthy. In haste
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-06-03

The Directors Of the Frederick county Bank,
have requested all holdtrs OF notes to bling them
in within twenty days
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-06-03

RoBERr WALSH, OF Philadelphia, the talented
Taris correspondent Of the National lnellg encer,
was strongly recommended by the Americans re-
siding at Paris for the office of American Consul
at tina, city, vacated by the death of Mr. Brent,
bot before the application reached the President,
the post had been filed.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-06-03

MoBlLE.-The ship Courtney, reported
ashore at Mobile Point, OH the llth inst.
has been got of, and, it is believed, with
out injury. Twelve ships are reported to
have gone to sea on that day, six Of which
were Tor Liverpool, four for Huvre, one
Tor GEeenock, and one for New York,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-06-03

n =. IiLATkI, Nay TO, ls4l.
Dear Sir--The report has reached
mere 'nat the Indians were breaking for
h'gh TIMBER and again are operating on
The Georgia line. On the l4,h inst,
party OF fifteen Indians killed two citizens
on brandy branch, fork ofthe ST. Marys
river, about 10 miles from Fort Moniac.
the report reached here via Black Greek,
Another report, via Traders Hill, says
party OF Indians on the South prong Of the
y. Marys, killed on the same date (I4th
nst,) a man (ciiizen) and his child. Not
outstanding all this there are folks about
these parts persiss in saving the war.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-09-21
.IOhn0uiIty

(hafECIfU l.LY informs the Master Tailots NJ tbs
surrounding towns that he has lately returned from
pms ana Is me Authorised agent Of Ward Basford
IL Ward aud also OF frnncis Nahau
l'tNS instructions ia the An of GaJm,nt ru,,;no
~" he gwen by hum aud the subscriber viii be s nli.5
WIN gel 81 work including scales protractet dtau.
AP,sn"tohs ana nsttuciions for making up, &c &c
~ zen doa Tor the first year aud five dolla DER AMMAN
iot all succeeding years, In advance
me "nIrci 81 TINS WORK - 10 furnish he trade with IN.
e'hou OF measuring drafting and cutting all kinds of
garments IN the Iates, style. The tailor with these ac
Iehis may congratulate himself IN. ssiisf.ct,,v
ua 9" peng perfect master Of his bus and r
'khg mp ms shears with doubts uncertainty n. mas
ieo'Ssy and with confidence the result cut nv m,
hhrs chakrd on his cloth accordance with the .y.,,,
"n'ch accompanies each publication. The tailor who's.
business - not merely 70 make covering for mankind
ou give eegnnc" and grace should not no,
VI" ne spare hlle rkprnse and trouble 20 out himself
IN possession II that know ledge connsc ed with his bus,
ness winch Will enable HIM to compeie with III. most .n
- ms wv
Ia regnid 10 this system Cutting fee, II 10 b. nv
say % nc fade' aud 10 The public generally that
we improvement Of he proiracirr system Is without spv
"ouot te best plan have used and as such rec
""men9 to al who wish 10 make good and cot fash.
ohADe garments have used almost every Rue ia, cut
unR garments that has used the IL wears non.
% eh are to be compared with these when properly
The su0serbsr Jegs to inform hs freud. and ths pub.
,Hs h' cont nHes 70 carr on the tailoring business over
ine store Of Daniels a Bell ia all IT, vafou. bf,aehe,
ne Ha~fs himself that from his long sIperrnrs an bu,i
ness he "ill Be enabled 10 Rusrantss hands me aud fash
''Dtr garments, equal 10 any coming from the city n-
'u'N ha by hs superior style Of Cutting and h. stfct
80 - :" business %" viii give general stsfaston
ana expects 10 receive potion Of that paifonarr winch
oscf lWindtlng public 10 ever known 70 b,stav,
AZ A'nas 81 QUITTING done 10 fret style and war.
-, 0'def' from distance promptly st,nded to.
kuiiaod, sept q. l-iI
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-09-21
BRIGHTON MARKEr-Moyn,v Son, ~ -,

BRIGHTON MARKET-MoypAY. Sept. % tsu
Al Market $50 Beef Cattle 500 Stores :, 200 Sheep
and 725 Swine.
Prices. Beef Caule.-The supply Of Reef ra,,lo
was short and higher prices were obtained We opo,e
FIRST quality; s. IS 6 %. Second quality. S. on =
3 80 Third quality. 5Oa4 80
Stores.-Two year old, IS 49, Three wear old.
Sll %
Sheep-Lois were taken at 81 H. 81 %, 81 81.
q g., 81 %, 50 IL, and So 25.
Swlno.-one entire lot 3 Ii and IA. Lots to
peud'e IA to l-2 for sows and Ii 10 4l-2 for
barTows. At retail, / to5I-2
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-09-21

- Nts Congress. ard thc Wig People-,h,, lo,s
fr 'esazaiian Of our wishes can lsos M v,l,,,
tft
D. re SECOND Place. u bad seen reasons IN ,,,,,,
Hf .e'1e should not have DONE 90 viihou, GIVING
go T'rf' oni RESEMBLE notice. and aaofd,ng L,m
unt 20 te.e-i u'c han3' 60 which he should coss5.
r' -sa''e an' Important affairs now pending IN ,bi,
Department
h"' gentlemen respectfully. your ohc5ien, scr.
rtfi' DANIEL WEBSTER
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-09-21
MARRIED.

In West Rutland, on the Goth inst by Rev. II Good.
win James Hone, of Warren, Conn. formerly orF,;r
haven VI, to Miss Julia NJ Smith, daughter of Dan
lei smith, Esq Printers fee acknowledged
In Albany, n. Y. on the 9TH last James II Arrsbv
NJ. d, to Miss Anna H. Hawlew.
In Montpelier, on the 9Th inst Mr. Silas F. Jones,
to Miss Eliza Brown
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-09-21
Especial Notice.

,,.- I@nPVtIdI .NOTICt.
YIN L@wsi az iudened apprentice 10 he une,r.Hn.a
Ha'ng len my emp yent notice - hstsby gwen 10
az Psfs7ns 10 abstain from hsfhofng ~ trusting ,he sd
1--WE on my aoeouHi, 80 shall pay bs Of his con.
"','hg alirf Ais Gate nof clam be- earnings
I'"''i Aug = i-fl DYER HULETT
w we 'ansenDefs being sppoirsd BY the Ho. the
W ifhpst+ 'ogu fDf the dstuct u comma.
'nsf' - fscrV+ 'Ianue aud al 3st all claims aEd d.
M'nos 'i hA Pcfsohs sgatnst the ssi.is Of
KEENAN, HAsTISCs
lAis 81 rauts IN he Tefftofy Of Mcgowan S.e...s
t'Pe'shi-e ihsoVent and also oil claims and
bSFo seh'sl 'hsfso and 80 months fo the 50ih dsx
% .hsfsiofs hereby give notice that u4 .li.as "a
zoe butnsss Of our sae appointment At the h.u.. A
I"sn HAsngs Ia Hss sald d,atflct On the Ia, N,a
dsy u November from oel.ek D. oelo,E a, -
DAY JOSEPH PARK On ','s
wksLE cLEAoss .co@Hai'''"
bspis@Lsf 7ih IA. 80
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-09-21
COMPLETE LIST OF ACTS

Passed al the Isl Session Of TIE 27M CO.gress
An act making appropriations for the present ses
sion of Congress
An act authorizing loan not exceeding tho sum Of
twelve millions Of dollars
An act for the relief Of Mrs Harrison, widow Of the
late President ofthe United States
An act making appropriation for the pay subsistence
&c. OF a home squadron.
An act making further provision ior Ito maintenance
OF pauPer luna'ics in the Distrc, of Columbia.
An act TO revive and continue in force for ten wears
an ao' entitled An act TO incorporate the Mechanic
Relief Society Of AlcIaudrl'
An act % repeal the act entitled An ac, 10 nr5vo
for the collection Excepting transfer and dsburse
meni Of the public revenue, and to provide for the pun
lshmeni OF emJoz1leTs OF public money and Tor other
purposes.
An act 10 provide FOR tie paymeaiof Navy pensions
An act 10 establish uniform system OF bankruptcy
throughout The United States.
An acl further TO extend the time for locating Viz
gina military land warrants, and returning surveys
thereon TO the General Land OAice
An act 10 authorize the recovery OF fines and forfeit
lies incurred under the charter laws, and ordinances
Of Geofgetown, before justice. oflAe peace
An act TO revive oni extend tie charter. Of certain
banks IN the Dsui1l Of Columbia
"A act "a addition 20 an act entitled An act TO car
- llio effect convention between the United States
end 'Ne Mexican Republic,
A. &C. 20 amend 90 act entitled An act 10 provide
iot iaA.-g sGe s.I,a census Or enumeration Of the n-
haaiag,. Of ne UE.lod States approved March third
oae thousand o.la, h1altol ali 'ary-aae, and tie
acis amending tie sane
An ar; masking an appropriation Gfta Gaerl. CT
Poa.es u William Henry HARRISON deceased, late
P.,sIle., ~ i.e Jltel ~,a.ea.
Aa act 10 appropriate iac proceeds O. Tie sales d
i4e public lands, and o. EaIt pre-empuoa rsats
40 set maAirs appropriations i1r various .lr.Gca-
roas l- ordnance, aac !-g ProseauDg sa5 suppress
!ag la-lag h-Ai..iles.
An aci 70 Pros-a i9r placing Gresaougl's sta,ee Of
Wast.as'oa IN he Rotlaso aii1o Cap..o. &c .os oE-
pensss iAefeia HsHt.olee
A sc' l1'aors.a. ne Iaas1-ss.va Of stess az
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-09-21

,, '"S'"" crop' The D'nville (Na) Reporter Of
fhday' says the weather for several weeks h,, bean
iuch as 10 ensure very fine crop Of corn and 10 en-
courage me hope that the tobacco crop will prove to 10
''' oe''et man anticipated, With moderate rains, and
win The absence OF frost until the 10Th of Oc,abs,
mere VIII be hne crop ftobacco but an early f,o,,
would cause the cutting of much Of the crop in green
state and of course large portion would h. inc,..
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-09-21

~ lhe'S 'eiutns are footed vp correctly the prob.
''''' rance - elected BY small ,jorty
HEN l..hl.N.-t-,.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-09-21

Stoves and Stove Pipe.
', subscriber has lusi received from the m.o,6,.,.,.
t asSotlment OF stoves aud Pipe, oug which arc
farmers cooking stove, nos 1 Il b. "
Tatl1t boz, 40. nos . "a
lana ince stove Pipe and oibo~s to match
re" "taneets rotary top, elevated oven cool IN, .,
Box and Parlot, do lang ''"'o'
hose wishing for tie above srcles will pies.. ,lI and
anime before purchasing JptiN sTnn mns ''
Rutland, Sept 20, I8iI - pa w.
w y the subscribers being appointed by IN. ron p
po'e Court for the district OF Fairhs comu,,.oo
e' 10 receive examine and sdJust all eiaa, and c,m..a
Of oil persons sgaInst the estate OF
I,cu SAMUEL HIX,
~" OF ChamplBin, Clinton County md STAT. ~ ~
ueceased' represented insolvent and also all elaine
nu demands exhibited in offset thereto and ri, mon,h.
o" "e o,h d"y OF August, inst being allowed bv ,,d
.out Tor That purpose 40 therefore hereby no,ir.
ha' We VIII attend 10 the business Of our sad ,nn.,.,
%, at Tho dwelling house Of Jonathan Orm. IN
"es' Haven on the first Tuesday in Novembe, ~, rom
one n ,,%,s wy, :, o'clock, ~ ssid day
-, wILLi.M il GREEN, com~..ion.r
Westhaven, August 81, ls4I q. An
New-York tribune., 1841-05-24
THE FI1TR

AEyoTEB to tie oi ard ieorFanzaiion OF
~ >or.ct,. tih TIE Iaotto- 49,,
Evils SOCIAL. PoLlTieA1 tNI 4 so9'Ai 'At'N
0xlY cas- raAuteArE THss
Arrangements p.l been publishing -"rl: tl a'
Paper vii i,.nca Sagr1a, morning neN l,S IN i'
oGec 30 and ser, SATURDAY moIniDe ~ M
.inse copy 3 cents; S jJpcr.'tiui' III '.' 1' @ i-!
be- t,r <. ., . ,
THE FUTt RE vll aIeoeaie iss sjS' ii'i. ] %
,rys n5u..rr and III. Oaaqo on u,i PT'nopc' Of Labor
LII % I'M po,ie and party controversy can Do
r ~ r.ta practically tine condition Of ilr People" and iai
r- r. lo had to crtrei aud orrsaa -is1snre> The
..fre. De- fully ellci-ted 80 TfE FCT cf
,rinlr> ntc Woria.meu. ind all VIZ desire
kto.H, 1I--H-- a rGIsEANE. Editor aah rropr.to
New-York tribune., 1841-05-24
AcTEESS OY Nl.NNnr
ONCI:ls9.

sTGS rON beg respectfully her friends and
~ public, will a7d Vocal aud Instrumental
cost Monday NJ, 2th. I The ;poo Concrr, ROOM
,a,Nav: uu ui occasion happy acquaint the public
lat ,allc Of >gHoE De Efens Mr.
i.r~ig. Ruhcmaun TJnm Who viii preside at tue
Piano r"rjc.
T,s. y cac-o be had he prscpa Hu,ic Stores and
Ilotcl,. AMI a." door the cVcuiu! oipcri-rmanoe.
poor performance 70 commence precisely at ocI'ck-
New-York tribune., 1841-05-24
ROIIED GERMAN SiL{'ER.

EAMEs G. MQFFET 2I Prace Wooster, would par
y cuary ca the Of r"arc Dealers aud
his superior German silver winch he Offer for c whole
sale retail, hcncsc, and warrants equal to any 'lc
Foreign or Domestic. CT color aud >otncss. att
New-York tribune., 1841-05-24

- FOE E31E-OEi.EASs.-New iork and New,
@-Sfi. Orleans LeIhe superior pachcshp Al III N " T.
s nurt,, master. For freight passage,
h, handsome furnished accommodations, apply on
bond, d Pns-icet wharf. or To
JOHNSON y L0WDlN II NaI-strce
uc destined for - Louis, aud consigned 10 our
iscu Mr. Iai~ New Orleans, will bc forwarded free OF
.o.,r,;..-.u m31
New-York tribune., 1841-05-24
EETsaNas..

~ w CHESTER. Attorney, S7.ctor aud Counsellor ia'
-. removed - Nausireet. corner OF Co'i Thcrr
app, attend the cali Il h friends on business ~ rs
New-York tribune., 1841-05-24

j. views 81 Fsni.,Iin%>. s'arioric' and design, for
Wooi En.aycr Business Cards executed by Me,,. WHIT
LEY * MILLER, No. ll2 Tu,on-,tec;. m19 I'm
New-York tribune., 1841-05-24
SiI}\ GOODS.
E1g Ia q HscT 4 M E,E,
IL WILLIAM STREET.
HAVE RECEIVED ~ LATE ARRIVALS
.sNs; gst-SD7SeD CASES

HAVE RECEIVED n LATE ARRIVALS
t;NE' sztHDaSeD CiaEA
Of staple tlac} SILK GOODS embracing almost eyery variety
alp.I worthy %: aotce
CONSISTING or
20 cA>rS FRENCH PRINTS enirey @ef sI', nls mode
a-uai cost OF importation.
new >ye
PRINTED LAWNS, ofe,- VARIETY, saiie mole colored
c.,c- CHINE SILKS ar AID figured. adapted
,4 city trade. .
ce ape black and mode evore1 striped PEKI>
SlIk>.
Par- MUSLlY De LANES. plan ceore plata aud
coorci : \ilN PED. rich i,ured aud striped Ac.
- Lnch aud mode coIored >ILk SHA"L>
case SILK ScARFS paa and figured back extra rie. cha
cLOH>. complete Bayou Chossons and Nofot
Eldoi- manufacture.
5a,e extra ir ard GNENTuRE Ribbons: eanraiy ~
los; PLAID. BE"CtE FGl RED. striped and isd Csil s.
super tc, black and mole cooei French b''cae
A.o great variety Of other goo consisting Of Bomb2ane
lralinr Iuue, Nci, Cambria l!udkcrches 'l.'i
Cl,,. Ntj,, N,ug- acr and Embroidery INDIA "a
,in. Sncan Tosscc Frerrh Grapes Nc which are olfr t
REDlCED PRICES .ur j. CASH L crci;t ADDING ~
TEEE>T. for approved paper r'52"I'
New-York tribune., 1841-05-24

vtNES r. HOBBY al Grau,cct. Cd door from Bowcr,
- plcud assortment Of Watches spoons Sreri
cr aud other f,inoac Fancy low prices and o the
most reasonable term. Watches, repaired and all is articles
,,,,-,n,cl mo iW
New-York tribune., 1841-05-24
rr,n r7oc-sE s,EEq,E;sS.

SEPYSEI Lamp Manufacturer lGi Broadway, ~ Il
rcar-lamps amd GrandeS made to order on re-
ouac terms i kinds Of Lamps Charieior> &C. repaire alter,
and rsfnisbai e,rnl 10 nor :