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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-11-26
RICHMOND MARKETS.

NOVEMBER "A, i-ii.
ToaAcco.-Thei inspections are very snali-auctnn prices range
So q 3 - for old Ings, and 81 IS ! 81 for leaf. New. fer
very inferior 10 Iail ~middlins grades 81 so -. Stock for sale
here SO hds.
FLocs.-11r demand is steady at Sc 81! for shipment-eN,ra
supefinr ST %.
WHgaL-Demand steady sales 81 20 a / q.
BAGNELL, SMITH & JONES
CoRS.-sn cents, dun sale.
OArs.-50 cents per hushei from dcpots and wagons.
WHE.I.-Sl 80 Il / IS per quality.
WORKMAN, McGREDER & Go.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-11-26

For "Wednesday, aand December, VIRGINIA MuNoNGAliA
LOTTERY, Extra, No. s., lo be determined BY drawing New
Jersey, ENla, c..
-Four Capitals of $4,000 each.
Tickets ~s5-hilves 9 j0-quartcrs | IS
a certificate OF 4 package Of - whole tickets s;0-shares in
propoftion.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-11-26

The Portsmouth Times notices the articles which
have appeared in this paper respecting the large ears OF
Indian corn, and adds, that its Editor has seen "a couple
ci ears which were produced on the farm OF Gen John
Hodges of this place, which beat the up-country phe-
n,menon considerably. They each numbered twenty
az rows, one contained twelve hundred and thirty, and
,hs other thirteen hundred grains. This cnrn was the
n.a!ace of light lano which suffered much from the
Drought of the last summer. Many other ears Of at
Inst ecaal size could have been selected"
Can any of our midland planters beat these fine pro
dIc,ions, We too have been favored with other excel
len, specimens-one of them from the farm of r {.
Morris Of Caroline, having Sc grains in a row and "a
rovs-l3l4 grains in a,l-and two ears from our friend
Mr.. W. Nelson of Louisa; who begged that they nigh,
mot 20 in the papers'-for he says, they ae small in
COMPARISON Of many that he has raised. One of these
las Is rows-and has 1900 grains. The base is inches
and one eighth in diameter.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-11-26

,uh,rn;up upon my daughter!"-fhe bai.'nose
"sun ;ps;sss upon the "necessity Of a Tar'h -aoa
Aner'."",t ..The tendency of the public m'nd' u we
s1f~s va from the Indications of the press 10 various
Hi! Inc Union, is becoming every day more a NV
s .,,onrly set in favor of a protective policy by :
r"' s,m we mean to designate a policy when snai'
that y IN, due encouragement of domestic industry
'w Lien 10 selC.protection against the commerce. =
aou ans Of foreign nations. Home prodachon' anu .
sas" y; of trade. These are to be the watch-"oras " "
rrsst ~.9meriean party which is now iofm.ag "s"
| ssor, Of spontaneous movement, quicSeneu 49,.
~ impulse Of necessity-an impulse spring'ng from
~ =" 4 common interests and of common suffering,
aSn,IlsJ with a patriotic feeling which teaches us 10 re-
f"rS onr own country first, aud to spnrn all aggression
w ,h,oad. whether it comes in the shape OF warlike
-" ,ns,,o,iops. or in the more insidions guise OF re-
.,Ic,ions upon our Trade.
swb,, Presses. Rhig-oaly Wig The Demo
..,. nress IS open, decided against it-"Ihc .ameriean
r",m"-who 90 for a Protective policy-And who are
.ssr} Wings again Then we say to the South
III who are your friends, and who are your enemies
MIS- Presses, and the "American Party as they cal
,bsmselves, 90 for u Tariff System, to subject you t
,s PAYMENT Of a high premium for the benefit OF tht
y,r,hein Manufacturers. As to this cant of the "Bal
,uors .7,meriean,' about reciprocity OF trade ant
.,an,ervailng "restr ctions," it is nothing but the OLE
-, Of the Manufacturers and their Champion, MIR
Inv, when he formerly pressed it in hs Speeches. u
l.. strongest argument for the oppressive Iar,f OF 1870
IN. true american Party is that which goes ie
FIRE Trade, according to the spirit OF the age, and &c
r,,tinr 10 the true interests of a free, and a young ane
s,,.rnrizinr country, ike our own. A true "Ameri
c,o Party goes fo5 an equality of burthens and OF bles
s;o,s. 10 all the various sections of our wide and exten
s,e country, with their local interests almost as various
As our climates, and our productions.
New-York tribune., 1841-04-13
ONE VOTE

Nav save New-York from the disgrace Of pgonouncins
burglary recommendation for her Chief Maguacy one
VOTE NAV give Us WHIo CoHaoS CorscIL and hun
dreds of thousands Of dollars which prcAgac authorities
are now squanderng in useless PPeaying and other cor
,7,nton. ONE VOTE mas give glorious triumph; or
,bc ynn, Of il NAV doom Us 10 defeat Who will incur the
fearful responsibility of Withholding THAT VOTE Who
viii allow it to be o., through the carelesncs' o; hi' snd
or neighbor' Republicans FFeenen Cltizcns HNgnty
consequences hang on the issue Of THIS DAY
New-York tribune., 1841-04-13
MARK TIE PIPE-LAYERs !!

Tho LocoFocos that the VIII Tun no 1cke;' in
;hc three lower Wards Does every man see why
They want to send their Of those into the doubtful
Wards and thus carry the Cjiy BY ppeaying Mark them
Wings be vgau,, be ,horough-swcar them and put the
questions to strictly they have changed their resi-
dence witt, fraudalcn, vote, the State Prison Is
their portion.
wulcs set your bcs; rateh the Regtsfrics, for
,hcrc To-Day's battle is TO be lost woe.
New-York tribune., 1841-04-13
BEWARE OF rnIche i:

Loco-F ocoism is busily pushing forward Sdm"e' f. B.
Morse as NATIVE AMERICAS candidate for Mayor This
is sheer gamnen. Mr.. Morse is Van Buren, man. and
sopos to make capital for his party by eoan'enancns TINS
drcpu,ablc tratagem The wrc-wokers in this business
will doubtless vote themselves for Bors after decoying all
the Wings into voting for Morse that they hUmbug Bun
il won, do j. PHILLIPS PHOENIX is the man. aud
every vote Gus, for Morse gained Loco-Fo
New-York tribune., 1841-04-13

u To Friends down town.-For the convenience
Of friends the First Ward hav- arranged with Mr. w.
HALE Merchants Rooms Ws Peastree 70
subscription, and communications for TE box
open there for the A ~
l dark every weekday and those wishing with the
paper will please leave their with Mr. Hale. Single copies
always for sale 4, h' Ne~.-Room. Price, One Cent.
New-York tribune., 1841-04-13
D. tbix Warnings Southern Mail.

,,e,udes the prooatiity thai we ''''
- Mil for several hours We go-to press u
a o.c,o.s and aoue has vet arrived
New-York tribune., 1841-04-13

cr Citizens Of New-Yorl shall Pf1GNIX the blame
le and proveray upright Merchant Norris the Part.
dg be chosen Mayor of our Ci,y VIII you be governed
bv hab,ua specer of ns laws and OF ever Fnan nights
or BY sackcr Of private houses, breaker OF other men
sacred seals viii you have Reform in your City ExPend
,res or LocoFoco extravaganza for ever Your VOTES
.iI determine TO-DAY
New-York tribune., 1841-04-13
r He 7 RI B [ \ E
,vW-yoRK. TUESDAY MORNING, APRIL l3, III

= Oar friends will pease carly ad'iee' Of the f'u
r rho Fe,o. IN their Wards and Districi- GIVE = '
,,, On each SIDE not acjor':ies mercy
,ou. TO publish correct reurns to-naorrow
o,, Wing friend TO stand a, poll in the ciiy
and ask the Whigs o(t>r ro:tnF, 10 take TIE IEisUN
bo Will act for Us To essh District who sno" Il
~ We baI be glad to pay fair compensated Call On u today
Our Subscribers ~ please Poy the Go.r,er; -iiPeae per
- eoo,der pe;rorIzina but dealing -li1 mem
w Iii , aner. 20 and look only for
on We do moi desire pay advance from City Subscribers
New-York tribune., 1841-04-13
Fifth Ward.

We friends not fully aware OF the desperate
efforts making by the LccoFo OF the tlh lneE ae;
nly mean par; Of their ticket "Hdf are you
asleep Arouse yourselves Ibis instant SoF your ard
&c, out every voter and put whde ticket by zoo
The city has right expect It, and docs expect IT. VIDE
awake Freemen. Score Wing Aldermen
New-York tribune., 1841-04-13
Sixth Ward.

All riGh, IN SIKH Ward. f fr'""'' -' "-=- i'
tfe;r toc ro That will give than halt the ticket
The Loco-Focos qnarrcnG and abusing each oer toy
month and running every which eay viii doubtless come
out viii, Unioa ticket this morning Blu; il Is too n;c.
sapcre won't save them Score Wing at least for
the Common Council.
New-York tribune., 1841-04-13
seventh Ward.

Il friend, have not grossly deceived i< n" d Seventh
one OF the be-. OF the disputed Wards They say fhcy
sH carry it; split split ir the Loco-Fooo ranks we
believe them though We presume the split i healed By this
time. Make room for TWO Wings from the Seventh.
New-York tribune., 1841-04-13
ELEHEfTH WIRD.

ELEVENTH WfRD
TEELFTH HIRD
For Alderman. RICHARD r. CARMAN
Assistant Alderman GEORGE W. AII.ERTOS.
For Collector. ALBERT II. DOUGHTY.
For Assessor. Isaac hDgfAScE, DAVID WOOD.
For Constubcs Trost.S S~IYu Wsi u. GeLLfk1R
For Registry. EDGAR kFrchuM JoHs WArs
Inspectors OF District James D. Yates William +. Dana
Election ID do Marccllu, Eeli, {. :. Miller
New-York tribune., 1841-04-13

~ l, don look well Mcssrs. Thomas r Lee
and George Pau!drnc acting Inspectors OF Elections TO-
day in the Eighth Ward while they LocoFoco cand-
dates for office a, this Election This may moth
ing bu, has bad look any how Frcemen OF the Eighth
Be no, brow-beatcn be cheated Guard well Your
cred right.
New-York tribune., 1841-04-13
Eighth Ward.

Our friends are Jealous interchangeable and sangune
in the Eighth and they they viii not be beaten.
The Locos have had brohcy fght there which ;cy nave
probably skinned but not healed By this time Still
We won call our prospect certainty here bu leave our
chance to balance all the doubtful below.
New-York tribune., 1841-04-13

- Owing the storm Saturday, the British Queen
steamer did leave this port for Liverpool un, 10 o'clock
on Sunday which enabled hcr take PEesiden: Tyess
Address.
New-York tribune., 1841-04-13

THIRTEEfTH Wand
For Alderman, HENRY g. DtNNEf.
For Assistant Alderman. THOMAS KENNEDY.
For Collector, JOHN MARTIN
For Assessors. OsADA! NE~coMB Jr SAMUEL ATKINSON.
For Constablc-. PHiLIP ". S,iRs. WM ScHoLEFGELp.
For Commissioners of Registry CHS M SIoSoH DAVID TAyPIs
lst District, Iezekiah H. Chapman, j. A. Brown.
Inspectors Of % do Alfred W. White. II. Keynold-
Election. - do A. Pierce f.. l.. Roseman.
ih do Reuben f. Moss Royal Ormsby.
New-York tribune., 1841-04-13

TENTH YARD
For Alderman, SCIIf'REMiN HALSTED.
For Assistant Alderman JOHN COGER.
For Collector, DARIUS FERRY
For A->c Jois CARR, WILLIAM PoUi.soS.
For Cons tub"e CYRUS ". CRAY, ZELorEs IT, GSGFFis.
For Registry Harris SCoyELL, JoHS IT, II. HA~TS
(l-t District, Elias r. Williams, Richard Scott
ID do Joseph Weed. James w Barker
VI 81 do William Stevens, stephen e. Bunker.
f''eNto" 18th do Richard {. Oyeron. John Frceburn.
9TH do James z. Bremncr Charles Baker.
New-York tribune., 1841-04-13

G0s. Giimer Of Virginia who had bcen nominated To-
Congress il the Abemare District, mas declined being
candidate
New-York tribune., 1841-04-13
Fourth Ward.

We have been touly beaten for two years in 'he Fourth
ward-usualy by twenty fifty majority in two thousand
vo,c. Our friends that the thing cant be did
this time They well organized enausias'ieel and
oraly certain carr the ward by 80 10 100 votes We
ron, address word Of cxhoraticn friends n this
Ward They knox their duty and doing nob!y Score
tyo fnr The Board
New-York tribune., 1841-04-13

The Netr-York .lrerfsers Neaes-Leter is ,ie Of
fair weekly shee, JUS, issued by Mr. J. L Kingsley h,
plan is a novel one He prints $4,000 copies cTcula,es
ihcn TO the bes, advantage free Of charge and lives BY his
advertising patronage We hope he viii be enabled lveb
it for Mr. n is an enerprising interchangeable nccanic
whom misfortune canEot Keep down Luck L .e lin
New-York tribune., 1841-04-13

SMITH YARD
For ldormsn. ClARN~ON CROlIrS. Jr
For Assistant Alderman. RICHARD II. AIN tl-l"
For Colco THOMAS J. DOYLE
For A..c.-or. S,,uxL RooAg. JAMES i1oSFso>
For Con-tablcs, JonS T. TsAcy. JoHN C>SrSLLL
FOR tommr of Registry ESDcorr JcssPh "sipES
Is, District WG. A. Full. w adc L. Warreu
Of ID do Henry DoNtor Joseph fft,sop-
Election 81 do Thomas Gilchris- Abraham florentOe
ith do Johu Z. Ware, Cornelius AcheGeA
New-York tribune., 1841-04-13

FIFTH FdRD.
For Alderman ROBERT JONES
For Assistant Alderman. WILLIAM ADAMS
Fo- Collector, LEWIS kATEN
For Assessors. Rict,Rp Tgs ENck tLiIM J.. HORTON.
For Con,,ahlc-. IosgrH JgSAI>s. JoHs BEAM
For Commissioners of Registry Ags ASpsSSoN RosfST uvea
rl,t District William A. Williams rane' br1n!ay.
I,sroc,or. of 2d do X. H. Dunham. Ed"a ard Zoos
lti.,,r ri 10 Olco,t Rhnes. Abbott Journesy.
4,b d., David C. Golden. James Nelly.
New-York tribune., 1841-04-13

MYTH WdRD.
For Alderman, HORACE ST. JOHN
For Assistant Alderman, SAMUEI. A. CUNNINGHAM.
For Collector. ZADOCh LEWIS
For Assc-.or., WILLIAM McLE.S PETER p. VOORHEES,.
For Constable, (iCRpoS SMITH, y. NELLY
For Comm Registry h,NY c. BrxroN
rs, District, James Rider. Mur'ic Shumway.
2d do Moscs j. Qumb., Oliver L. Nardel
Charlie. r. Sutherland Chauncey MasoE
Election ! do Chaos Colgate, Robert Mhken.
DO Charles Sutton, Caleb y Fisk.
9TH DO Abraham Van Orden, Jr. Robert Peerse,
New-York tribune., 1841-04-13
Ninth Ward.

We fear friends in the Ninth viii no elect their Ticket
but they hopeful and determined 10 do their best; Re
nGMpsE THE MAYOR. Wings! A vote in your ward counts
as much as any and erery is needed Bring out the
to-day
New-York tribune., 1841-04-13

EIGHTH WIRD.
For Alderman WILLIAM W. TODD.
For Assistant Alderman. WILLIAM H. SWEET.
For Collector JAMES q. NOFFET.
For Assessors, ions DoUcL,ss EZRA SMITH
For Coustabics SoLoAor RICE, llEHRY = BAscKER
For Of Rcgy o. T. BLuSr, GIDEON ForSTS
fl.t District Robert Borcnriu, Wm. Froet.
9l do James 81. Murray. Hdridge J. stacy.
Sd do Peter Rome, Theodore Kelly.
Insnector, of 18th John W. Pine, Wm Henry Franklin
Election 9Th do thurman Peel. James REGINA
9th do (iamle I.coycrai,. Samuel PggotL
rth 10 James Anderson. Joseph Forbes.
-;h 10 Jesse ID. lrcc, John Dean,
New-York tribune., 1841-04-13

FOURTH VIRO
For Alderman. RICHARDS. WILLIAMS.
For 4s.istan, Alderman. ALFRED ASHFlEtD
For Collector. HE2EkltH WILLIAMS
For A-.e-ors RICHARD +. hoUSr. SAMUEL SP.Sks
r,r op,..hje. HySRY ". JsSASs, RICIt,So iCNrRSsT.
For Commissioners Regrv. PiuLO D0sNE. JRrr Bcta
l., District Barnabas W. Osborne, John 'oardmar
,A.,ors or .I DO Thoris W Adrancc, Tnona T. BurrI
LlI.e,op Sd 10 Samuel Smith, Charlc. v Cog-ael.
4,h 10 IIezckiah Buncc. Stephen :. Chssisrton
New-York tribune., 1841-04-13
Fifteenth Wnrd.

Never say word about the invincble Empire Ward
but JUS, put down 1000 majority for PHGSS The Char
Ticket need be spoken Oft would be easier for Nor
rs to break open the SubTreasuy than for LocO-Foco'
10 nun IN 2 candidate, in the Fifteen!h
New-York tribune., 1841-04-13

FOURTEENTH W1RD
For Alderman, JOHN B. SCOLES
For Assistant Alderman JOHN STEWART.
For Collector, ISAAC p WHITEHEAD.
Fox Assessors, JoHs r. ALLEN, ELEAzER :. LAZARUS
For Constlblcs, JoHs CoSGER Mic.JfAH N. Sr.NLEss
For Commissioners OF Registry GEORGE BAcos JoHN CoLvT
lst District, Samuel Weeks, JcNcmialI l.. Knapp.
inspectors Of % do John Snecknc Charles X. Taylor.
Election, 81 do John :. Giles james Van Norden.
Eth John ;. Woodward Charles G. Hath
New-York tribune., 1841-04-13

SEVENTH W-tRD
For Alderman. MORRIS FRANKLIN.
For Assistant Alder man. WILLIAM II. MURPHY.
For Collector. JAMES W. Trriili.l~
For A~cs-ors GEORGE ADAMS. CALtB HYATT.
For Consablcs ERASrus TuoMrsoS. H,slLroH HoVSHfcN
For Commr of Rcgi,iry r. A. STERLING r"is boV1oS
l.. District Aaron n Merchant, Henry \. Nelton
ID 10 Morgan Morgan. DAVID H. ht7.ier.
Sd DO Isaac X Jcs,up Blrnabas Pise.
Inspectors oi lth do John H. Williams John A. Bunting.
Elecuon 5,h do Henry Fairbar, Caleb Gilmer
9TH do Evan Griffith JAIME, Duf.
IN do Iams, Z. Al,irr Horton fro.t.
New-York tribune., 1841-04-13

II RtMrMBFR that ever, for MORSE i II reality
vote for the Locofoco candidate Morris for whose
benefit Morse nominated and pertinacousy supported
The whole poor trick catch guil3 But
WIGS bc not deceived Leave the LocoFocos spring
their own trap Be sure TO for the Democratic Wing
Candidate J PHILLIPS PHENlN.
New-York tribune., 1841-04-13

Hon Henry Clay arrived residence near Lexington
the 31s, u We pleased learn that MS heal.h Is
New-York tribune., 1841-04-13
si1tceuth Ward.

Never we'll organized 30 bent victory while the
Loco-Foco quarrel healed up. but healed Our
friends feel re of elec,ing their Alderman and viii
gle hard for the whole ticket But the Aims House yo;
they would give PneSix heavy majority. Score Alder
New-York tribune., 1841-04-13
Tenth W ard.

4 good chance and good hope in This Ward No better
or harder working Wings walk the earth They rise buoy
ant from defeat and their every trial We
they will do it nov.
- ofcoursc Wing will be dupcd by the ocoFoco split
headed Marsh and Concy which by some insufeTable i'm
pudencc has been styled Wing Ticket HALsTEn and CO.
GER are the Whig candidates. every one knows.
New-York tribune., 1841-04-13
Thirteenth Ward.
Fourteenth Ward,

Always OF the best organized and best Wards IN
the City is determined ou,do itself this year. The ad
versay divided disacctcd and disOFganzed We have
stronc hopes Of The whole ticket.
New-York tribune., 1841-04-13

THIRD WARD.
For Ndcrn,an. EGBERT BENSON
e., Assistant Alderman JOHN 4. UNDERWOOD.
For Coile-tor PHILIP PEITCH,
For t,,c.,o.s As, Hall. HUcH MARTIN.
For Cop,;sbc, JAMES T. TYLsS. 7. NJ OrrtsNoN
70, Counr> of Registry. Isaac A. joHSsos LLi.N Deo.t
! l., pistrict, smith Dunnsns. Jane, ' u wicked
Inspectors o' ei do Brudc, Mead. Samuel h Chlt,
Eeenon va DO WIZ. Samuel Johnson, Jobu Lloyd
New-York tribune., 1841-04-13

Sn.c,3e-'I- William Blow, lac Clerk of the Superior
Court OF GseenSie Co. Va pu end h. existence on
the a,h :-,t by cutting his throat.
New-York tribune., 1841-04-13

SErETTEENTH W4RD.
For Alderman JOHN SEWIiOUSE.
For Assistant Alderman, WILLIAM PHILLIPS.
For Collector, PETER PALMER
for Assessors. GEORGE " GREEN, JONATHAN w CoSXtIH
= For ConstableS WILLIAH How. .RD. JoHS L. iioF'maF
For Commissioners Registry BEsJAs hssos "LiH
ist District Joseph : Hunt, James " kicc
-; =" 81 DO William II. Mackr.il Edward Ed"aEds-
''"' 4b DO Samuel D. Jackson, Ckarl.s Leach.
9Th DO William W. Dibbcc, Simeon Baldwin
New-York tribune., 1841-04-13

Francis H. Rsgies has been chosen President Of Ere
donia Bank, n. "
New-York tribune., 1841-04-13
Seventeenth Ward.


Always well organized and we'll fought. bu; better
than ever On. friend, >ngne victory unless beaten
by shameless pipe-layins. We VIII claim the Ward
though we have grca. hopes of carrying it.
Let Us sec First Ward Wings, Second, . Third >
Fourth p Fifth, Sixth l. Seventh > Twelfth, i FIJI
,ccnth. Sixteenth. total L. orus half he Board pre;
" certain FOR the Wings. and good chance for <ix
wHieS duties OF this day demand EVERY sAs. EVERY
HOUR ND EVERY ENERGY Give these Freenen and
this evening sun Viii sladnes< glo-ioay
va,ed civ Onward To THE PoLLs
. Lord sydcnhan Governor General of casada said
in the Montreal papers be dangerously indisgosei
osn Counter, Esq has been elected Mayor Of Kings'on
The Ssw metropolis OF Canad,
James Us''4''s0H has been elected Mayor OF Macaeeo
Francis H Rssie' has been chosen President Of Ere
donia Bank, n. "
New-York tribune., 1841-04-13
First. second and Third ward-.

Good Wing Ticket- in the field, no disa6eo'i0n' and
no opposition The Loco-Focss confess judgement and
draw of their light troops for service in the doubtful aFd
Watch them close Wings and challenge them TO the u
most They will DC swearing certificates all oTeF me
Civ TO-DAY Put the Grace the first man OF them "ao
at.mpt. to snuggle in his Remember Wings that
though yor Ward Ticket, -e evey vote wanted
for PIIGNIX Score S,-s Wing Aldermen and Assistants
certain il these three Wards
New-York tribune., 1841-04-13

shoeFiHg Aceiaent.-"he Mr Martin Milcsell Vi Cam
5Ta Co Penn. and hi wife absent from home at .u
camp their house took FIRE and was to;a. DESTROYED
with all is When rhey returned they found their
dwelling in and that three lille children left in il had
perished N he flames
New-York tribune., 1841-04-13
Eleventh. Ward.

We understand friends hSve ticket; but. like the
light of some ar-oi planet ha. yet travelled dOwa to
us. Success TO it. Wings of the Eleventh your supine
ness NAV defeat PHGSIx and elect Norris Need we say
another word Every man TO his post
New-York tribune., 1841-04-13

COL C. s Todd, ha. retired tho Editor.hp OF the
Cincinnati DALI Republican Col. Todd aid Of Gen
Harrison at the Battle of the Thames, ard ha- held import
ant civil stations different periods. Gen Harrison
tended to appoint him TO an Embassy
New-York tribune., 1841-04-13

. Lord Sydcnhar Governor General Of Casada Is SAX
in the Montreal papers &c be dangerously ndsposed.
New-York tribune., 1841-04-13


they had been taken up and badly replaced The whole
affair remains a subject of the vagues' conjecture
Good Bastaess-The Philadelphia l. 5. Gazette OF FRI
day state. that the revenue of the Philadelphia Wilmington
and Baltimore Railroad for the last months; February
and March wa. near One Hundred TAou,cne Doilar.-
that during the month March. the receipts exceeded Fifty
Five Thousand Dollars This appears ii the SOckhold
ers may exPeet good dividends
y The Methods, Church in Akron, Ohio, consumed
on the morning OF Wednesday, the l7;h The Church
$1,000, and wa, insured Tor $4,000.
SrxvlR TRArELlye.-The Camden and Annoy Rail
road Line now leaves this City daily O'clock the
rorang. and reaches Philadelphia at noon.
Hon Trerarion B Dallas OF the Judges of the Dis
trc Cor. for Allegheny County Pa died as residence
n Ptssourg OF tae 7,h inst
= George W Woodward mas beer appoiated Presiden,
Judge Il the Fourth Judicial District IN Pennsylvania
su..sze-sIr William Blow la:e Clerk of the Superior
Court OF lie Co. Va, pu, end n,
the 4,n ;a,,. by cutting his throat
Hon Henry Clay arrived Ms residence Lexington
or the 3ls u We pleased learn that MS heal.h
restored
Colorsd Population Of Pernsytraaa.-- There are o.
4g negroes IN the City and Count; of Philadelphia i
house OF refuge or coored cildren proposed There
are so 900 negroes in the STATE OF every nine convics in
Eastern Penitentiar 1881 negroes Of ever
nine L, 1871 seven blacks This alarming dis
proportion, considering the tewness o: the blacks.
Pittsburgh Presbyterian Advocate.
New-York tribune., 1841-04-13

CGsuahy-Jonahan B. Stuart merchant at Barton IL
'his STATE accidentally drowned the Nan;icokc dan
on the ith inst He highly respected citizen and
Three year nominated for the State Assembly BY tn
Wings of Tioga Coz
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Jarsss H;ians0n has been elected Mayor OF Marnee o
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SIXTEENTH YARD
For Alderman, EDWARD d. WEST
For Assistant Alderman, WILLIAM KENT.
For Collector, ROBERT b. RUGGLES
For A->cssors, w asnfScToS SnfTH, Isaac w. WooLEY.
For Consables, PARgEE G. CHmRERLGs, WILLIAM CHAPMAN
For Conr- Of Rerstry PfLP H. kEARNEY JoHS 3ELENATLE
LIT District, stephen w. Jones' James NIcoLL
Inspen,or. Of % do Walter ,iead VIM H. adams
I.Iection ID do Edward Black, James F.. Roger.
ih do Benjamin Pellet, Henry r. Jolly
9th DO James Stokes, Thoma. " Donald.
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y George W. Woodward ms beer appoated Presiden
J1ds Il the Fourth Judicial Di,tr;c; II Pennsylvania.