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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-27
FURTHER SUPPLY

FBHIHER SUPPLY.
BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS, CARPET
BAGS, &c &C.
- ny me packets Lagrange and Emms
III 7 have received ~ paekaqes more of
- those besuuiul Roots SHOES aud Ain
Eron@W - Ders, from the factories Of J. Miles a
Eon, McCuffy, Charles Mitchell, and
GREGORY a Co, comprising the most ~.
tenrve stock u 40 tho various and sfycs manuctur
ed Phladephia The entire ~ the above goods were
manufactured expressly my order In superior style
and 81 me luweai prices for cash have hesitation 10
sayns that my piesent ock o hne Boots and shoes
only fhe largest but finest, almost IN every respect
South OF Philadelphia respectfully solicit call fron
those wishing 10 buy goods 10 my line AZ AN c0nh0en
SAMUEL PUTNEY,
apn Opposite The ruins Essle Hotel
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-27
LARGE STOCK OF FRESH
FALL AND WINTER GOODS.

OFFERED REDUCED PRICES FOR CASH.
ME- wish to reduce stock Of Goo as Iossl.
w bic before taking inventory the OF January;
aud IN order To elect this desirable object shall Offer
viii be found large aud well felccied containing many Of
me newest and most desirable styles Of Fancy staple
Goods. suited TO The present season. We have received
curing INC last inouha great many new aud fashionable
oons, 70 which we respectfully call the attention Of our
Of The articles to which invite the attention those
$3.50 yards Moussne lie LANES, Chaios and printed ssIo-
. nice. at Is 30, b, 3s 9I and Gner
EHtrs rich shaded striped Mousiancs
DO pr,niedChalles for party dresses
Rich figured and striped blue black silks
Do do eoiorod do
Rich waiercdsllks for evening dresses
Einbroi1cred silks aud saiins tot dresses
sapsror black Gro de Rhine silks
Very handsome black silSs at75c per yard
1a.n shsSls 1nd very rich anil new styles
some very handsome low price Shaws
black Thibei and Msrino shawls for mourning
ZINE and medium BoinbaEines
Black and blue black Mog;lnne Dc Lane aud Msrnoss
DIcai bafgans may be bed IN BOmhszines anil MehnoSs
We lave bomolznea o. wide NJ oil per yurd
Kentucky Jeans, vestinss Nevets
kerseys and Planes for negro Clothina
Pilot snd Beaver Ciohs-wc have Pilot loihs a7sc per
yard
Stout and fue % inch brown Domestic at Ole peryard
lot o" hand and as cheap as the same goods
Dufh B'ankcts2 YARDS long. for 75c -,
y
White, redand yellow Plauneis very reduced prices
Say r i Se !, PEE ysr5, 70 Ine 69es, Imported
Table Cloths, Damasks, Diapers
Rich Plano Covers
Add many other desirable goods viii bo found cheap 81
CROUCH, BROOKS a uUDsoNa
Hdos"n heavv soeta for f'o"rv hands ~ dozan'
CHAvATA, sCAHFs, STOCKS, sUsPEN-
TUE subscriber has Iusi reesved and is now opening,
II splendd assortment ~ Embroidered Figured and
plain Satin, SIX and Meno Cravas and scars OF the Latest
fashions md most beautiful styles.
sTOCEs
supply Tonnans a winehe,toi's very best satin,
six md Bombazinc sinck-.
sUsPENDERs.
supply N superior Hueprndcra, asna ~ o.
ncrlne cfnbroidoied six aud SIN Velvet Gunn Elasc
and nc very best Engsh fiuo kskiu.
UnnRGLLAs
Alec, hno assortment Of Richardson's superior I'm.
All Of which are offered 10 customers, and The public
generally al unusually low PRICES. .u,,r,n.,,
DIR. sWAYNE's
COMPOUND SYRUP oP PRUNUs vIRGTNiANA,
on, WILD CHERRY.
II symptom. indicative Of Peoiorai Disease. supply
LYElI, JOHNSTON 4 LYErI,
ie1 Al. Mektloe's Old sand. Richmond. We
HATS HATsii uATsU
TusT received splendid essounent Of beautiful Has o.
the ses fashions confisng, part Of fnr - bsavers
nutras, hussh rabbits and brush HAS, Of Tho arestsst
vatieiy fine Cashmere Hate q new and n,eb ssdm,,e1
article. ~ ''" a"'""e"
Also few cases extra enc MoloskIo Plush Hat. ,n,f
aud offered and tho bubble ~ s,eh nsss
&c cannot fsil 10 awe entire sansfseiioh.
deg ELISHA sHEPPERsoN
{ APPS At REDUCED PRICEs.-we have
- on nsna, har sesl eoney inuskrsl seal and otter
nr CAfr which We viii sell ~ unusually low pIlces
ne Tsps Of Caps VIII h9d as g her le,srsstiss
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-27
A NEW PATENT GUN.

TUE attention n the Members n our Ierisap,o and
the public generally who arc DESTROYS or exsninng
something nov aud splendid In the Gun line 10 resrsei
hily IegueEed ~ my oh established GUN AND
sPOR1lNC sTORE, to examine Hsw gTytr OF porntr
1uN, hANuFAcfuHEo ~ ~ SHOP entirely different
principle 10 euy Thing else seen Roth locks boor
made 10 work with only Trigger disc harging either
GafIel ~ the viii and pleasure ~ tho sportsman without
we lehsi trouble IN removing The finger a'forins tho
uiEfef' THOMAS TYHEH,
- Manufacturer ~ Cons, Rihcs. &c,
Ic " ehmoud. Va
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-27
ORRIS TOOTU yASII-

I'VE orrs Tooth Washis purely vegetable preparation,
Possessing the properties OF cleansing the Teeth and
Mouth, restoring the Gums healthy state aud prevent.
IN; any unpleasant taste down la the mouth whether
arising rom decaycd iron dsrangcd the sto
mach IL 10 designed 10 be uscd the Tooth Brush and
viii be found la superse,e the e.siy OF powder
ceved and Tor sale by JOHN n. EusTACE A son,
Una PHI l,l,nrs hnlrx he nrllT Lar
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-27

JAMns = eEoRoU wINsToN,
GENEKAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
L.saber q Mckenzie, Alexandria
lohn boSss a Co, Baltimore
TS w Butcher. Philadelphia
James Hunter Ne- Vera
Francis Fisher, Boston
bingham a Brothers, Phsburg
Henry Crew, RichInonL Ohio
beuj. w Ladd, smhhGekL Ohio
Lenl"el Jones, Mt Pleasant. Ohe
Todd. Cincinnati
Horn a Carpenter, %
ia2-tf
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-27
DR.,HULL'S
uTERO ARDOMINAh SUPPORTER.

UTERO ABDOMINA6 SUPPORTER.
rIlS instrument for the radical cureof Prolspsus
II uteri or Falling OF Womb, by external applica-
ton, supeTseRs the Of the Objectionable Psssary,
Is confidently recommended the afflicted the means
perfect healh having failed OF
efOTmins cure, under the most aggravated cir
II has received the decided obaiion OF
Sir Ashley Cooper, Of LONDON; SIR Benjamin L. Broe;
sur James Clark, PLY stefan TO the Queen; DR. Ashwe,
Ii Midwifery Guys Hospital, DIR. RiEby,
Lecturer BarthO omew's; DIR. Griffith, Lecturer TO
Westminster Hospital; DT Ramsboihsm, LeetuTerto Lon
don Hospital Robeu Ferguson, Lecturer Westminster
Lying in Hospital; Dr. sWeaiman Lecturer Mddleser
Hospital, and senior Aceoucheur to Queen Charoue's
Lyngin Hospital; also 10y Henry Davies Conquest; Bun
dell Lee, MsrTiman SurEeon ksaies &c by Dir Noreau.
President the Academic Royale dc Medicine, PARIS and
Aecouct1R to the Duchess DOrlesns; Professors Vel
peau. Nj 10, Paul Dsbuis SAMSON, and others;-and
New NorXNy Professor W Francis, e Bedford, NJ ID.
Professor OF Midwifery University OF NEW YORK,
Professor Dclacd, Professor Francis u. Johnson PIesi
dent County Med society; Iaurens HUI P esident Me
dical Society," STATE OF New York; Professor James Nc
Nanghon, OF Albany; Professor March, Professor Cyrus
Smith, Hosack, Stearns Ludlow, Nissan, Nache, Power,
GraysOn, Van Rcnsaler and many other distinguished
PLY sieiAns in the United States.
A G. HULL-ofRee4 vcsey street,
Astor House, New York.
no constant supply OF the above instruments, with
DR. urs improved fTusSes for Hernia, will be kept by
LNEII- JOHNSTON A. LlELL,
n. C. King, Norfolk; BraEss a Thomas, Petersburg
spotswood q Robertson, do, James 7. Royae, Lynch
burg: VIM. II. Chapel. Farmvile-' mh 2
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-27
Do. M. It. FLETCMEnIs


M. y. IL. ROwLAND's IEDICINEs.
IuHI received, au assortment % these popular Prcpa.
~ raiiuus, ss iDl'owF.
Tn MrhrsA speedy and certain cure Tor the Fever
and Arue
Tome Mixture Pira-A remedy f1r the Feverand Ague.
possessing he saue properties as the Tonic Mixture and
equally as cfcacous removing ibis troublesome CON.
plsnL
EFfraei SaysapariHa-An improved preparation Of this
article, and highly recommended.
PsrHVgs o. Worm D'sfr0ysr-A safe AMI eerfain re.
medy for cEpellng Worms from the human system ana
particularly adaptci 70 The uses 81 children.
dp1Ul0Hfnfsd EflbrDcGfOf-A fine stimulating arpira.
lion Tor The cure Of Rheumatism sprans, Bruises, sore
Throat, 80
CoRyrurs-An invaluable and plessantrsmsdy or sore
Eyes.
PuinOnorfa-ThF remedy ish highly valuable Tor he en-
cacy removing obstinate Coughs, Of long standing pro
duced by colds Otherwise. d BE- recommended hay
ing many claims upon the confidence and patronage of in
yahds being poHEcfsfd Of fine icreuerana powers and
capable u overcoming tho unhealthy elect likely be
&c.
CarbOHic DeHfrffce-A remedy for whitening and pre-.
serving the feeth free n Oh injurious properties
Oriental An5nafer-Forthe toletc-a new prepafafion
| for sonenin1, whitening and preserving the skin.
We have been appointed Agents Tor he sale ofhe above
hedcinea
a fresh supply received.
| CAYNOR 4 ROYsTER
| 20 10 I door shove Hell Tavern
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-27
q DOZEN hUNARD's IMPROVED CHEMICAL
sAMI. F. ADIE & co,


Agents for the Maker.
D- This SOAP possesses virtues and properties
found in other II is manufactured by practc al
Chemist. by washing the face and hands with this soap
every morning, II will make the skin smooth and a.
soft silk II pmpes, and biemishes; aud
those who have used foe shaving give the preference
TO all other kinds.
being made OF Chloride OF Soda makes very dis
injecting article II those who afflicted with often
sve breath would 6rst soft tooth brush aud then
pass this soap, and rub and gums
with every morning IL will the scurvy the gums
and prevent the teeth om rofng ana aching preserve
the enamel and cure the offensive breath.
Tits very superior article for washing and cleansing
and wounds, and preparing the nesh 10 heal No
theirs should be without this Soap by washing children
herewith Il prevents ears and many cutaneous
disorders IL Is believed that should the body be well
washed all over with this Soap would pre-
many diseases which the human body Is subjected
II has proved be the best article in for removing
Grease, Paint, Tar, &c. from Linen, Cotton and woollen
Goods.
Ruhies and which have long lain by and
become yellow 10y being washed with this soap, will be-
white.
Prepared and sold. wholesale and retail &C p
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-27
AMERICAN TABLE CUTLER
e.. ~. ......--....l--L IL

-, ptcn.o ,y " &C, % t ''H'''eN oOu, ,,,
Ss al supply OF the above Justly celebrated Cutlery,
consisting In part, follows:
Best heavy ivory balance handles with French Forks
II 81 pieces
Best ivory balance handles with plain Forks in sets OF 81
pieces
Also asuperor article Of black aud colored selp ba.
lance handles with aud without French Forks In Of
81 pieces or Otherwise
Also, Beef shcers, very superior article
DO Ivory aud selEtp Carving Knives and Forks
DO do game CaTvers
Tie above goods for sale at other establishment To
the city will be disposed Of reasonable prices the
Hardware sud Fancy Store, sign Of the saw opposite the
Swan Tavern, II street. ShOckOe Iin. no %
GCOTTS PATENT IRON SAFES, Iined with
- Asbestos manuiacturedn Philadelphia 10y g. W. Cross
varying Ia prise from els TO S2jO-For salc by
~. BALDWIN,
OSUosite ~ Ranks.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-27
PROTECTION INSURANCE COMPANY
nE m.RIEnnn CnNN

THIS Company offers insure Houses Sorss Mills
Factories, Bafns aud the cOnientE Fl each, together
with every other similar species OF pTopeuyAGAINsT Loss
DAMAGE FIRE.
The ofprcmum offer low those ofany
maT institution, and every las opportunity,
asma sum, bc projected against the rayages de
sTuCtive element, which Cen, ia single hour, sweeps
away the earnings Of many years.
The course the Once Iursuesin transactng It's bufn
and IN the adjusting and payment Of losses prompt and
liberal Fol Of lnguI and renewal Of policies
apply TO HENRY CLARKE,
Who has been appointed Agent for the
tat.s. L..
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-27

oot Spirits Turpcntine.
MISCELLANEOUS ARTlCLEs-sursieaI Instruments.
ancets Evanss best, Importation. and warrant.
dEennine; Apohecarics and Glass Fur.
niure, assorted, OF all deserplions Walls Bes Cor
SC; Perfimery, Soaps, Tooth brushes, Powders. o..
coors and Painters Articles.
FAMILY AND PATENT MEDi INEs-Physicans and
Country Merchants select GOO from a. Large and
sood an assortment as can be fouuCn any store in
10 The most prompt attention paid to packing and
shin nr,lar
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-27
NOTICE RXT0A

{" A shirt ought 10 ~ as ,ssH as eoai.p
(tEO. a. KEEN n co. have by steamboat fror, B,tt-
~ more, THIS day received assortment OF hirs VIZ
superior Linen Shirts, also fuc COTTON 10 Win One
linen uoaums and Wristbands oil o. Wine
tnre. ~ ''''''''''
| COIIARF-CRAvATE
/ 81 Dozen superior Linen Collars, ffon a. s0to
% AZ ~ 20 90 s2O
/ do assorted SIN 40
we have aso received, by Leonflne dozen sro.,i,
satin Vests; also, hne and common Dress Ccss sod C
mere Pants. 's anp SaHsi
Genuemeu arc informed that Good. rsn 81, ~, g.. 4,
shown with pleasure Stree Of expense ''''' "
GRO. a. KEEN co,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-27

THE subscriber eceivng and keeps constantly onhand
Il atwholesale and retail and at the lowest prices,
Plain and Japan Tin Ware OF every description.
Also, variety Stoves designed for burning either
wood orc Gal.
Stove Pipes, and every Othel article In his ma made 10
se8 TITUS RICE.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-27
Louisa RAIL ROAD.

Daily Lin. bsiisesR Richmond and Chariot sriilrs
THE Mail and Passenger Train for Gordonsvlle
leaves kchmon daily a half Tasi A. NJ and return.
ing leaves GOrionsve Tor Richmond the arrival Of the
stages fom Charlottesville, arriving in Richmond about
p. NJ.
RF&FR ofnceI
Enh Il
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-27
ArNA ZIG INsUMANoN coMrAN1

or HARTFORD, CONN.
AGBSCT RiCHMOSD, Va.
THIS Company incorporated In year 1915, With
perpetual charter and capital Of S6OyOJ1, and
sures against loss damage 10y FIRE dwelling houses
stores, manufacturing establishments, household furn
ture, and merchandise IN general the favorable
terms.
Any losses which the Company may sustain Hs1ues
taken al this agency, will be adjusted with promptude
liberalty.
Applications for nsurance the renewal e policies
may be made 10 the subscriber, who has been duly APP
pointed Agent for tho City Of Ric hnond aud vicinity
II. BALDWIN, Agent.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-27


NHoLEsALE AND ri
w Medicines, Chemical.
cles, Oils, Window Glass, {
will sell on lib. raj terms.
Nutmess, Mace, Indigo
CASTLE Soap, Cloves,
Cinnamon, Cayenne Pepper
Coppcras, Rotten Stone
Pot and Pearl Ashes, starch
Liquoricc Hall, Logwoo,L,
salsratus, Fig Bluc, Alum
Powdered Ginger and Root
White Lead, dry and In oil
Jamaica Ginger, saltpctre
OIL Peppermint, and other
essential otis
isinxlass, Russia
sponge, coarse and fine
Soda. for washing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-29

at home. AsoTHER RECEIVER WOULD ff''Ay
FOLLOW Is The Foorsr EFs OF TIE Two
ell not. therefore, be surprised, y TeeID.~e-
his hing rstainsd in preference 10 al'o'Ne' u
.r;-,,,r.5, f,r he has his hand" th'' 'i0''' aka
iii m, he dispcseG to speculate any "''' -,
a. tho 9TH NJ August, the Secretary writes Elm
a. follows: am happy to h'at OF 'sle ram G'u
.,a,orahla course in your letter oil the -7tH ui'-
aoa;n on the 9TH day OF October, the Secretary
.ck5oweages The receipt OF MS letter OF the @3d
limo tsndering his resignation . and request
;ng indulgence on the debts due the United States;
and informs him the District Attorney will be
instructed 10 exercise a much indulgence as the
public interest will permit.
All this Christian forbearance on the part of the
Secretary was thrown away. lR the ensuing win
Ter, in answer to call of Congress, Mr.. Woodbury.
was constrained to repor; Col. Gordon D. Boyd as
still defaulter to the amour, of s68 l9l u, due
on the 3lst Of August, 1897. and doubtless due to
this day, and 50 on till the Resurrection. 1t does
not appear that there any solid sureties, and
we presume the FIRST red cent will never De seen OF
this large sum OF money, enough TO make twelve
homes, men independent fer life, of which the Poo
pie were wantonly robbed by man enjoying a lu-
cra,iye public station, in which wealth 10 any rea-
sonabe amount could be honestly made in few
years. And this man is no" chosen by the Loco
Focos of his County as their Anri-Bond Represent
alive in the LEGISLATURE Is there not here mar
lfest adaptation OF the means to the end-'he ad-
vocare to the cause.-The representative TO the con-
stituents
There are some other cases in the list which de-
serve TO be held up to public admiration Mr..
VIM NJ Gwin, elected Member of Congress, was
the Van Buren, T. s. Marshal for the District Of
Mississippi, and received 100000 per annurn for
fees. in spite of which we hear that he is hope
Iessy indebted to the broken Union Bank In the sum
OF Halt Million. Boyd, having secured but 500
OOO was not considered qualified for any thing
above The Legislature
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-29
Who Advocate Repudiarioa 2

We recently looked casually over the list Of An
y Bond-payers elected to the Legislature OF Mis-
..sippi on the ground of hostility to the payment
OF the State Debt, and not surprised to ind
on i, some names already familiar 10 Us. For IN
stance
Col. Gordon D. Boyd is the Anti-Bonder elected
10 the House from the strong Loco-Foco County OF
Alfalfa. This military gentleman has long been
leader of the party in his region, and on the 10th
of November, 1886, was rewarded with the post
Of Receiver of Public Moneys at Columbus, Miss
in place of Wiley z. Harris, who, after long ana
severe labor of love with him by Secretary Wood
bury. was finally removed as an incoruslblc De-
fuu,er, having robbed the Government and feo'
NIL, Of the United States of the snug sum OF $780,
l7S. Col Boyd, with the career of hisPredecessor
before him. was specially warned by the Secretary
10 keep his sngers out Of the money-draw"r and
on the Goth of December directed 10 make his
montblv returns rs promptly after the expiration OF
each month a. practicable. No use. On the 18th
Of May the Secretary wrote again to complain that
-. re,,rns for Marcel had not come to hand. No
r.no,se ON the 10th of June the Secres-sy
,ro,, asain 10 inform him that his utter nesleC 20
make due returns and pay over his collections &
wei. as 20 execute his official bonds in perfect tors
compelled the President TO stop the SAFES IN MS
District, Four days after tho date of tins letter.
Mr.. V. NJ. GAREscHE, special agent OF the Govern
men, TO look after such promising boys as Gordon
D., having inspected his accounts and taken asen-
rral survey of the premises, wrote to Mr.. Wood
bury respecting him as follows
The sccoun, Of the Receiver, which have
made and transmit herewith, presents against
him balance OF $50, 1854. Hi. own account
makes ii S5S,272,73; it is also annexed His
assets. OF which also send YOU list, amour, to
S6l,549,9S, rating the land at sl,25 only, but
might probably realize double the amount The
man seems really penitest; and avn Inclined to
think in common with his friends, that he is hon
est, and has been led ateay from has duty BY TIE
example of his predecessor, AID eerta'" coss
Xess an tie, code Of morality, rktch here rsos'
7:o' more IN ilo.ltei as 1t does IL p Is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-29
" Arenccr,s Fn.hionubIc Hin Room.

of ChlI=bers aud Ceutrc street. I'd hoorGente-
are reminded Of the Inducements presented at this
wrilknowh establishment The assortment consists Of
Fines, Eurla (tho - article OF other Makers 81 %
Cashmere Beaver, do. do. do. 4 IS
Imitation Moeskm, extremely and durable, 10
They offered as confidently to the man of taste for
their rich beauty aud elegant style the economist
for the. uTsxamped low price snd capacity for long seq
The large reduction from the press usually charged
for Hats all sims! the above effected By avoiding
the enornous cN pcRsos undcr which the business
eralIy condncted. % d2- 5ts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-29
ehicnyo-prospeel., Markets, SC.

spondence Of the New YORK Tribune.
Extract of letter frcm gentleman Chicago dated
DeN 10, 1910.
Chicago has improved ;;nely through the past
season. \ considerable amount OF buildings has
been put up, and the fall trade has been very brisk.
The State credit is mserably bad but in spite OF
thai, the actual solid, substantial business of the
country is steadily increasing and has never been
better than during the present year. The very
large amount of wheat that has been sold for high
prices has been the Of putting in circulation
t large quantity of money, and OF giving stimulus
to all kinds Of business. Agriculture especially
will improve greatly in consequence Of it. have
been about hundred miles into the interior since
my return, through section Of country which | Wis
lied last spring. and was surprised atihe improve
rnent which | saw had been made within that short
time New houses have been put up by the side
of the old cabins new fields have been enclosed;
new prairie land broken up, and large tracts LAID
down with wheat. Wheat is now selling in thi.
town for 81 cents. cash, and considerable amounts
are coming in weekly. If this state Of things lasts
eur farmers will soon get ont Of debt, aud then they
will be willing TO be taxed to raise the credit OF
the State and complete the Canal"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-29
" rrotract,d ilrc1Irg-A pro,rac

~ Frotracted .n.etIrg-A protracted meet
ing the Second Congreg Church recently 6lted
up Inc aornc- Of Delaney anc Chrystis s;s between
Spring and Broome Just oil the 3Cwery bec
progress several day, with daily increa.ng nerett
Re'.AsA MAHAS. President Of Obeiin Institute, OHIO.
breaches every evening o'clock. There is prayer
meeting o'clock the Lecture Room. Christians Of
dieren, denominations with their friends and pcqsan'
anccs nyited TO attend these meetings he Church
commotious, well warmed yearjlated and Iighed
do IL or
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-29
From III. Ne.-York STANDARD

K.LE1poscoPEs-M George Saunders, No leg Broad
way Just completed newly invented Kaleidoscope
which beautiful things Of the kind ever offered
10 the public |, will make very elegant and desirable
New Year. present and as such, commend it 10 every
body. Thers hardly idea rovelty in the " hole
ruund aEcy of fact that illustrated by II alI
the colos and rinis OF the rainsoE. Go and see il, pur
chase it, and make the hearts of your young friend. thrill
delight, as they ondy lingsr and warmly riot among
Its beauties. O. d2a IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-29

Acc1pESTs.-The Fall River Monitor mentions
that Two foreigners, few days since, fell from the
tcp to the bottom OF the bank the Annawan
Block-a distance of nearly 80 feet. Both were
badly bruised, bu. are recovering. Subsequently
on Friday another man. also foreigner, pre-
cipitated down the same bank and Instantly killed
New Bedford Register