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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-23
TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.

JNINA, QIEbNoWAEE AND GLASS,
Cheaper lhan ever Fred in VIrglnii, for cash OF
APPROVED CREDIT.
Those who buy Tor each. v fuu Goods al.rf M trii
oNn prices. For bsr-aina, call On = fOGG,
Corner Oppoufs NSssrs G0y& EsHby's
Main Street, X edmond.
NAVE just itn 81 Common end Pfu'r,
EUhouw4rr Imported expressly f1i the trade p VIZ
gina suI Nruh Carolina. making ny assortment complete
of curry style ud patterns and beloved Ia boz rrua
" not superior .auy ever CHercIn this market 1irs
goods are opening aud Will bc carefully fcptckcd up
on shUri nUNre
Merchants from the Country will please rive me call
will shuw my Good With pleasure even N they don't
to pursnI
Also, ~ packages Of Gi1ss-Wse making complete "a
f0um.ut tom Common Tumbirfs AZ tWu sHiHfrg5 pc
dozen tu tho kicHrs. Cut Glsts desired
AEu, Mauol and Toilet Looking Classes, small Shawn
Glasses on feet aUi with rings, nOn Oh ~ cents per dyzc
ami u.VsruE.
-ioue Ware, rromthc Manufactures At Factory price,
so - FOCG.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-23
VIRGINIA
{ OF H ING. st @ II T. -

y
Nearly opposite The Bell TaUrn.
THE Subscribers respsruu.., u.orm tucir friends aud
Il o." public. trs' hey usyc hanI sud intend
Keeping ar-H ard eNItusi a-zUrtturu u
FA~HtONA CiOIBING,
OF lne best materials ami NUrsnlu-Iu. Consisting u part
Of rhc iJIYygiug aEIcless
Bio, baos green aud other shades Of ORES. auI Froek
Goats
Beaver and Pilot Cloth FfJcE Goats
Dy'T-fafs OF beaver dot cloth 50 different colours
"aerrs ycltauf cI1fh Hunrug 'ufis
r4Iu'u Goats au Pdu'fiuUu-. ASSURED
Blue. black, end lsuCy "a sairu-rr Pau'alJJHB
BiarE sUj figured six Neyet V-st8
Cloth auI Valencia 30
rg'in amt BJInbaZne 30
PIilu ana figured six 30
Cashmere AMI N,IiuD $50
G"ifiemeu'- Cloth and Clllet Ci0aks
iiug-
Iarnr wool and Merino Shirts and Drawers
Flannel and C0uon So DO
lTIsH linen SNITsH
Plain dnu plated muslin DO
ICrUIuf'- rrIrursfl "a stocks
r.pauIsra. Htzf.. Cftysts. Collars, sham,, Sc
NEht.p CLOTHING. 80 So.
al uf which they wf cell. Whol.sIc ami retail. AZ
accommodating f.TfuH articles uf the desc iput
can be putr hassi fu any of Tie Nurfhsru cities
Country 10 chants aui ui~rs, viii find tfr tIeiraiyan
iago iD give them cali they dstcfmiuCi sei q
the lowest possible prrca.
L
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-23
MA SHALL
FUREgTUitE WAR EItOOMS,

81 POSlTE THE BANKS.
rT1iiE subscriber hand and constantly mauulc
4 turin every article n tue Furniture lthe and Eohcus
u cali from ga Cfgssfs Having machinery. driven by
tfHr pIyHr cu..rvHl HuEHIC- hIu tu manufacture
article in hiz time luoi terms the same aGol'
eau bc Iulgr olE'wurr" The advantage Of machinery
besides assisting tu expedition. enables o. have he
material used noung " seasoned. (Which BE- ~ as much
upu have good Article good work. bv having
worked. w ". SMITH
AIau-Cuu.rautly on hand and for sale. a large and &c
stock uf Mahogany which Is usually purchased AZ
auction iu the To-, and -awei tn my direction.
All orders furnished With prbuptu,-E. Ic 3
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-23
PAssnNo : @ noArs gom scorIsviLLn

h''.hgl W. 'hbElL ~, l"ayc Ee.nnni i"f
- r.Hu'V'Ir guH Nuw Matket, Tlii> MORNING, az 8
ru pt. DIV, Iu1 will return an SUNDAY svruinF on
hyuiy lIun tHu vc shall commence running regularly
d" New NtE'i uuu Nr brr7 hes IN tho nj rcp1r
o. -r"H NiIl d. BOP readiness Nrsy Market o. take
p10H'u1.fs 'H lyu .hHurG TICfe will boz huf 30 miles of
sHEHr Uf ur best roads VIrsrr Paasrurrrs
viii uuvo Boo LynchburE by o'ci0cs, y NJ
JeH--u BOYD. EDMUND = co
'uays Of leaving Richmond and Iyur hHrrS NrrJ,y
~ ---------L nd L--L-- ~ ------L a VI
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-23

iNE suust ttuyrs received. the pacEets
Manche irom ~ N0rS. ant haIrci tnrm Pallsde
phti - packages ot sc1SnnAui" ~ GOODS, a. fret
desirable ass,rtmcn ever orened IN tau. cry. T
cnumer,tc all wouh Exceed tn" in.s. Of an str.uEc
EIra surc tnc Wo1I,iyC, u.ck CLOTHS and C,ssneres
l'seIe aud re green blue, brown ol'e, drab ,nd ri
super smoud and assorted colouret Cashmere. srss
piamo"t, beaver and rtlo, Clo,hs
Medium an i'w pr,ei 'i,,hs ani C.s'imeres
sNuncs. Kentucky Jeans h-rseys ssd blue ald mike,
Nspt C"''on. plan an plaid L,uscys ant P.dips,
Wuitnsy. Ius,. e. 1i MscsinaW sud Pulut bsnkeis
Brussels, iusrstu. Ncu''isu aud urmp tarpcitug
Imperial luiicd sna Il uss,is !'uss sua prueh LA.ie
suFcG French, German, aut EuEi~h Netuce>
S1p.e9r AMI ,nsirn ta.s an,i bin, sltek gsrb,sn.s
ALPACA aut rutuyt O;hs, lus aud rare C.mblss
aiirs sut euirn'- ~ht" 49, back and ribbc,
= Hosc aui Hose qualities
Ingram. raw s,s. M1r-viIn deuurn 30
Lambs 400! Mcnn". asr'nere az" ~'rs'ed DO
Misses huy' snicH-ircu'~ ss, wuolen aud cotton No
kui-nns Warn sui nhru,nI CE un, al colour.
RIch "lut sorierst aU.i g.i0'-- N'ussin Sc Lines
Pam Mode. Cyluurr ultcs lud blue hacs ~
super trsI- I-tur Nicro-4s AMI Crap. LSse
EtS gly ssrtc 60 ours a. sc c az q de- >ii
su'ar urcCh". rhrr. SILK and omorc rnur, jre.ss.
- Csuhfs sni comes W.. Mus as ,ut bishop Lawn.
Pam, checked amt fs.u c1 ~wr-s NusuuS ~ L.ucy do
Carmel. aui furniture uiuiHN .n1 ~stc'n
super Fryuen %, Eu-Ish. sud A,ue.ran Pnu's
RI furniture 80. aud UlhIH -ni s'ItpcI Gnghams
Emnr'i erred hrusiichei 4ni -in 'hrea eanbne Hand
y, t.r Dr,,rr..l s.- .u.g chen. - .rf.
Pi,ii SIX saiin. yey.t. pr,chc and rhere S."Sis
Tn.b.r ar,nn C,.hr.rs pi email, Shsss .nd Htkf,
F,eI,,, &C. ans Srn,,i,.i q mar.
Bfogada sfra lei A brc e. mode s.is suJ san shawl.
HI.rs .-e st,I cram. Vol. ~ Il.r.tE 80. ti,f.
Is uganr., Pnus., > ,rsIfr,iari T~ff.,t.tk 10
I'atfor ne Bar1.nu. AMI. t.I ,f-i y,r.n, a,
Latfrs aud rcttlrmeais bArs ans vile six and AZ
Gloves
Ia fIs.r I'll in and surhrnfFerc. ffIsf NET. 10
% and rcu.leuenrs ,x5ul..n Nerso ami Cashmere
DO
1eiuelnens hueS, ueaN"r and YORK tan 10
tH ofoche plai bonnet Lai ahi ca hObAnts ssaCri-
Ell colours 800
s@.ih an' LisirinS %. ani "A. love 10
ASSORTED colours ii1ian Grape" ''aoon rTaii and Cord
lHf'al lLcCs lu~cT'rg- an u: uss-aH pri'".
u mp Is I'Te-i dn' wire ground 10, "a EfeAi variety
p .n a. re, Ii,es a'.l S,,|s =" -i''nl Ns'
a. ,i,- E--,c. - a." - . ~, ~, ,r5 Ir.,,,,,,.
!, ' So 81, o. ~ '.' hi'1 '''''''u-'
r , = 80 - 80 ~, ID ~ 81.
- li' r ny . ''e''' ID -''A'' i'- D4-'4' '-ios
~ .lf ~ a' -, .'.,' ...t -.-..., 10
a, e.. $50, ~ ~ Z, .,, y ~, ,. ,.,,,,r.,-,.,
D'sl : '' - ID an al common FiIs-Mourn!hg 90
4, ~ ~ -. '- -, - ~, q SUI v.Ass
'..., 80 l' - asi : .l'' pa''uus
:, ,.l' .'''1 "'' a. I' '.L = ". v 80
.s 10. 49,, 49, r '.,--ss.
= f - ,. ,-r'. ~
= /, .' ' .....
M.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-23
TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.

n !. RICHARDS \ 60. ate nov T.rriynr p.T shin.
~. HrSAwaN aud Caledonia Brandcr from Live rpooI a
1tec supply ~ FAN hardware which they
.,Nuc ne a'lcnton OF Country Merchants and other.
@ ois a,c Imported direct from the Manufacturers
'nd viii hc sold at New York ptccs Tno.. ,x, NIL ~
eei the matter can do by calling aud ssmnin. frI.n
49,, i,s ssa OF ne raw. u street. opposite the
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-23
DEAFNEss CURED.

SCARPA's COMPOUND KREnSOTE ACOUSTIC on,
y nr Uo rrro ri Daafuc-s pains In te and as0 all
fr" HsHgr'cdIc noises. Ike she UuZNug Oi insects,
falling &c water wlzzinE ~ steam Sc which symp'
oua of approaching deafness oui asJ generally attend
am W.Hfr.gtFs.
iu' APPLICATION nf The oil produces pain, but or tho
contrary au agreeable Hui pleasant scusaou The recipe
inf s 0eIur h1E been obtained from an Enrish Al.
s ~ great rpu1un who has found from hong observe.
.nn f'f N'alntss boo nineteen NJ twenty,
produced Ciihr itom action the nerves oi
usauur dryurss iu thc ears. hG object therefore,
NHF 90 hui flH'i'hug THAT would healthy cOnd
f1n iu uu-c paris Ntsr long series % experiments
with The krcusu'c Too combination with great number
tbrr medic nee lIs cnrs were IN 49, rr1wue with tttc
-.ss in iIc discovery NJ This preparation winch has re-
rIy.tth uamc u Scaruas Compound Krensote Acoustic
OF UHa hrcu used in this country about one year and
,l wonderful has been ctsots curing an teH yns
e deaf that. frsu pure motives NJ humanity Hs now III
stci 10 the public that all may have opportunity o.
4 proving its efficacy.
Il A supply received ard for sale.
i IYEfL, JOHNSTON q LYEL,
Il SEA Az NeKldoss cid sand, Rishnend, Va
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-23

Which Mil he Oun On be most rfr7.
ss- ami ScH siscsd ihat eN have hsd IN IN, n
Iusct 10 ftt ptices rf0rrl.. l0ts as similar
G'cs be pu chase IN any other rus- m th- 81
THIS - rlcEr which they determined iN iu'h ami
respectfully * sai from hose want of good lar
gains IA s"ss'uabic Fsl sue Winter Goods
In me annexed list they have SINE Of Ia.
Goods coWpriSn. Their ~ock-G Of shick Sc found
.nd many others not enumerated II early spplcatou Toe
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-23
FALL AND WINTER GooDs

80 TIL NM " INTEN GOODS.
ISh rcc"u arrivals from hr North, are la rcce p of
GOODS 'N'
Iuus" whpar" ~ want OF staple Goods, such 40 nlsn
kcts, llIuncs, Coi CIssitucIss stncts KcTsrys In.
Srys tarp"tUf Rugs tuunu ~ iIburss, Shrtnr, sheet
me- d, wall hII oIr stock equal 10 any i the cly
,'nr -"cs Of FANNY GouDS, consisting ~ part NJ
biacS aud IT," hacS silks, Rich urcd aud fame, do
H'inS, t'"biziucs, MousrUe lie LANES ChsiIys, Rib
uauhs' lAc's, Grapes, Ilanigctch-fs Sh,wI- -carts
Gloves, Hosiery, French WORK Collars auI Canes ami
every other arcl" belonging This branch Of 6usinr
O, equal ~ not ~ur"Ior, To any before had the
pleasure" OF offering.
WcIn'itc country m,rchin's and the pubEs generally
To cH aud S=stgtuC oI5 assortment
ssHI GAY a BENTLEY
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-23
j1FS CALL, before you buy elsewhere i-DI
JAMES & GEORGE WINSTON,

COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Nl,rkrt Bridge,
ogsr for sai- III rsasoaa5', term. and o topr
and months credit
ONE Ii3sirsd Thousand Pounds BACON, assorted, at
90 k,is ~ and smn6aId Lard
a. bhIs anl 20 lar FauIy do
~ kcg- Of Nor.h"rn Bn',er
10 hDls No y q nctt Iicrrin..
60 h,ss 20, asuiIa. lava aud It Domingo Coffee
- boxes Of ul,duul sugar
10 buI- of GfrZI DO
% nhds q Porto ROOD
u cu.st Imperial aud Young H. son Tea
~ SO foxes GunpONder do
10 16l. Trinidad S"laase,
10 81" sugar House Lo
o. bills New Orleans do
~ boxes Cheese
8, boxes Of sperm Candies
p go oi Ituuw
q 3, do do , s,", gGee Soap
soaO Cigars. At 81 "a, sl2
81 1or.SsI ,lOal. 9',' io,li, lor6, lOrls, IlI7,
- bushels Cuycr seed
- bbls Common whsgcy
~ dp Do proof OH Monougshola do
~ 80 Poe Oh tUDysr's Hraud) do
~ 80 & Rum
ruqT casks limitation Brandy
8 "1 do "GHiaGipcaeh 10 30
lohafpprt Frrueh DO
d6afPipcs do DO a Dussant, Jr IN The Gu
rtp SG U ',I Madeir,. 10 ycarsom
4uqr casks sicily Madeira, .CannHa'
~ 90 Ftcucn DO
10 DO Pot Vino
~ do sweet Malaga
~ bills bier NiutFHr
lOfDr feet Mahogany. assorted
10 OH. CurcI Hair
bUpirrcr n ur Cloth
~ duzcu M,al auu Cookie Teyrs
To- This ttozcrdac ~ ,dr1ulc Cement
I Pfcttuuut -iiE Reel
rozcu Cans aud wood seat Chairs
20 hticH Mos
2u0un fsst Flooring Plank
5000 Cypress Shingles
ALSO,
9lhLdr II CroiH AMI aud Porto Rico Sugar
~ taxes woDI--y Nooscy's Refined ruGsT
% hall hh4 NJ I M1ckcfct
Iuhhia \ % Mo'asscs
~ bhIs Bos on sugar House, DO daily expected.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-23

~ grl'bie rus arc meet eKraor hnary lcine for
We cure 81 kiCundftu HHd te because they not on y
cleanse The ufnscb ADD bowels ~ those morbid huu,ors
VINO M taken into ihc circulation aud thrown upon tho
m'nbfHre a. must Tea the cause of the above Painful
nilar hT tlcy oNcte tho absorbent vessels 10 take uu
That which D. already irpustct therefore afe absYiuoi,
certain 90 make perfect cure Uf Nhrumagm an t0ui
AEinge 20 cent box of Eati 1,in Vegetable pile wii
0h"n give TIE most astonishing foief End perseverance
sccufnE tu directions, will be- certain 10 drive main 81
every description 'FRONT.' be hody
Tho Indian Vegetable Pills aao aid and inprovr dgea
ton, aud puffy tho bpod; and therefore awe bes ana
ygDT otc Whole frame, well a. drive pain Of YER, E
scfipt0n from tho body. - "
Afrosh supply Of the above Pills iuI received and ro,
sale ! NJ EtISrA,g A SIN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-23

sN @ I'D
REGULAR LINE OF PACK TS
FOR NORFOLK, CITY POINT AND RICiIGOND.
nNEio sail every saturday positively, from Boston
~ Schonn,of the GTst class, A |. Insurance
wsrrant~ta' lowest rates
WILLIAM ALLEN,...........L Cook, Master
GLADIATOR, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS y Cook. 10
GRAND i-LAND,.... ..........A brown, 40
ES9i INA \,........ = Cook 10
ANNANAN,- N'Niurf ~
ENk.....................l. Young, 40
With experienced sud good pilots. To sail eve
rySaurdsy Central Wharf Freight ioIcd shin
ped expense tie vessels should not arrive ma
lime. For fr'igut passage. apply TO BRANHhll a
HOWE NJ. % lyouk Wharf. STEVEN FISHER n Go.
No % sni - Cenra Wharf; "t To JAMES ;. WILDER,
New York Pack Orio", hesdUf lnu, Wharf
Agents In NrrfnLS -Mc.srs. -OI'lTER & BELL.
AgeaIs in ACCOMMODATIONS JAMES FISHER & SON.
WILLIAM RpNIErr. Boston. November. 1897.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-23
go s,s 60
INCREASED ACCOMMODATES

PASSENGERS guins NoUh are inotmcd that there are
now three ,ia's line of Cars Iom WAshius'o RAJ.
un'te; one Immediately CO.. sruNA 81 the Potomac
sicamhnsis anot,cr the urh, morning. and auo
tlri before l2-tI l. lNi CCuu,CDg with line fr.u,
auio'c 20 fha rlpha 4 VI: thps att uiug travel
erN irOu Ntrhmond Petersburg uppoTuni, of pro
c"ring immediately, aui reaching Baltimore
maiung Ell nigt Ia Washington thrN con
tuning IN Washington unui tOT, ~ the ncu d,N, and
yet reach nG Philadelphia to ic,tsc Fare from Richmond
Ia Baunorc, $40 IHOS. SHARP, Agent Ttan,n
az NJ Rich, Fr n 70. x. r.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-23

RtChMOND a. PETERsBuRG RAIL-
SUMNER ARRANG;EuE ST-Ts co-rasne. TAI,
Day.
Leave Richmond Leave Petersburg.
10 VI Mail Tram 4 A VI
ar VI. IAN.
Mail Train nj T.. NJ itP.M
The Trains -tsit b, Richmond time Fare, when II all
a. The Offices, 81 -; when In the cars. si7s
Return rtekcisean be procured Al TIE Offices only.
All
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-23

~ F-fr.- $50 The sIpsUrUpt ts UurHsuI.
- 40 ccrciviur supplies num thl
AsN $;. :!.s: ;:: q; E: :::=: :
- <s<ft = - - BED by rally Increasing demand
~ t,tfift, ~ Dr them.
AMOS {; {! sa; ::: e ::.is Z 5 &, :
-. ~ ~ hey made with particular To-
N-.1etAs1l ~ ari tu Fcoting iu turo cen Oh
icrt drsirshie, ,.reCtIY when lHItut from CUES U
where uncrs are seldumtuhc met wtJ having not ouN
flr mraig plac and al tlo modern improvements. Lu
ul1 psoor Broces calculcl 20 gyc great strength
.H.IHfg
urs-A fnnr0nfsf ~ writing entities me purchaser Q.
fFrhanar hi instrument any lime wiu ono year, shout
Oh r..Ve dafccuvc,
r.w PIs0t ,if % remain In this city, WIN be kepti
.ur YrHf charge; and utose 70 DC sem ~ %
CD. icy packed without Ctirre
Pianos tansd let or hire, and al en- 10 orc hsnge
ID TAYLOR,
Muse sfsre, oypeslte ehs banka
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-23
pArENr u,I.ANrEs.

IT UE suhachcrs Agents forirc sale NJ stevens Patent
B1ncgE llyc now banda fu.. assortmcnto f every
fsH. ~ fo 2DlH4 u OF them warranted be- COS.
HU VANIEW a SMITH
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-23

THE subscriber ccsIvug keeps constantly on hand
4 al wholesale and r"lsI..aui at the lowest prices,
Plain and Japan Tin Ware II every desc iIptipn.
variety stoves, designed for burning either
wood Drs oal.
Pipes and every othcl article IN ks line w ie 10
Sc ~ TITUS RICE.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-23
FALL * WINTER GOODS,

RouCu, BROOKS = III p,uN have The pI-asuTr 0i
announcing 10 th'r fri,ns ant the public that the,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-23


Sc - TITUS RICE.
BAIT 'iUIs. LIFE INSURANCE CO.
JOHN l. DONALDSON, Prss'deHt
THIS COMPANY makes INSTANCES On LlN ES fOT
Il years, for Life, the following Iages for
every bundled dollars.
ACe. or year. SsrsE yeGTs. LDe.
- 6!tu 9l.l2 s2O4
% l36 l.53 276
- l9l l.96 80
AS f.gl go.
GRANTS ANSUlTIES-Ratcs for one hundred dollars
o ''"a'O' "S'' IL q Per Aunun.
10 liI9N
BUYS ANNITTIES;
SELLS ENDO"NE FOR CHILDREN;
re EWES MONEY on DEPOSITE;
EXECUTES TRUSTS;
MAKLS CONTRACTS IN which life or the interest Of mo-
ncy Is Involved
WILLIAM MURDOCH, Secretary.
Applications may hc made cIsoEGIly by .euer, lost
paid iuc subscriber Agent Tor the Company Rich
oni who Will furnish al necessary Information To p-r,ous
de-ruuS Of avuE themselves oi the advantages which
this institution Offers, or providing against those changes
which aatc subject l.pm The eTtluty of life aud the
prCc1rnu,uC-s NJ business. 81 the payment Of small
sum, which mos men can spare, comfortable support
uIey. by this means. be secured g. th'r families
TED ~ BALDWIN Agent.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1841-10-27
Arrangement of the Great Forger

Yesterday the celebrated Col Monroe Ed
wards, with the aliases of John p. Caldwell and
Hugh S. Hill, who had acquired such high
degree of fame by his stupendous frauds and
forgeries, was brought out of the City Prison
into the Court Of Sessions, for arraignment on
the four indictments for forgery which the pre-
sent Grand Jury found against him. In anficl-
patton of this event, the Court room was dense
ly crowded with well-dressed citizens and
strangers, anxious TO see the Great FOrger who
had circumvented an English Lord, and SWIM
died some of our most respectable and perspl-
cacious citizens of more than half a hundred
thousand dollars of their money. The dlstln-
guIshed financier walked with bold and man
ly step TO the prisoners box, in which he took
his seat, and looked around with an air of com
placent dignity on the surrounding spectators.
He is a man of about the middle stature, not
heavily moulded; was genteelly dressed, and
had the appearance of a well-bred gentleman
at his ease. AS the charges were severaily
read 10 him, and the questions propounded by
the Clerk-"Do YOU demand trial on this IN
dicimeni?" he each lime answered emphauca-
ly, yet with cool composure, 81 do, SIT" and
accom- panied the last reply with smile, that
PLAYED for moment on his face, and betokened
either an apathy concerning his situation, or a
disposition TO act his part in the grand drama
of guilt TO the best possible advantage for The
qualification of the multitude his fame had sum-
moned to see him.
At the conclusion Of the arraignment he
made slight bow, and returned 10 prison with
as firm and digni6ed step as he came out
1.-The observed OF all observers Tribune.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1841-10-27

IL Somebody in Pennsylvania sends US a
list OF The majorilies for Gov. Porter in differ
ent Counties as an answer to our remark that
The said Governor is an unprincipled dema-
gogue. But does that prove his point? Was
not Aaron Burr once elected Vice President OF
The United States by the entire Democratic vote
of the Union! and was he not within an ace of
heing made President! Yet who does not
know that he was desperate demagogue and
a black hearted villain all the while? Yet
Aaron Burr never did public act so unjustif-
able in It's character, SO perilous in It's conse-
quences as David R. Porter has repeatedly
done, in pardOntng his personal satellites under
indictment for crime so as to shield them from
trial Fifty thousand majority would not wash
oat the iniamy Of this foul deed.-Irlbune.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1841-10-27

found in the tomb of one of the Pharaohs, and
number of other antiquities, have been carried
of,
The London Morning Chronicle mentions
singular rumors' which are afoat, to the effect
that the Emperor of Russia means to restore
the nationality of Poland; and the paper prom
ises farther revelations on the subject.
The harvest III Russia has not been suffi-
ciently productive this year to warrant the ex-
pecialion of any large expectation to England
Sir Charles Bagot has been appointed Gov
ernor General of all Her Majesty's Provinces
in North America.
1t is said that the British Queen steamship is
about to proceed TO Constantinople, previous to
her spring voyage TO New-York.
Dr. Hancock, the eminent South American
traveller, botanist and physiologist, died near
London on the lst
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From the Boston Times
Colt, the UmfOrtun ate.

1t has been our lot TO be acquainted with this
young man for several years, and when we nrss
read the awful intelligence of his killing MT.
Adams, we set it down as entirely unworthy
credit. But, alas. it is TOO true. This clrcum-
stance awakens our memory 10 the tram OF his
acquaintance, and leads us on TO some refiec-
tons
Our first knowledge of ]. c. Colt was at Cln-
cinnati, some four or five years ago. He was
at that time engaged in teaching the science OF
Accounts, and preparing work on this subJee'
for the press, which has since appeared; and
we must say, giving him justice for his labors'
on comparison of his work with that OF slml-
lar publications, he has evinced in his produc-
ton, in point Of genius, originality and talent,
degree Of superiority which places him beyond
all cavil far in the van of his colemporarles
In Cincinnati, Colts acquainlances were
confined almost exclusively TO his pupils, who
held him in high esteem, and few persons lha'
| he had business with from time 10 time. Hls
general department was tacit and reserved
which was attributed 10 his peculiar clrcum,
stances; as with those whom business had
caused an acquaintance, he was not only com
munlcative bur bland, afiable, nllu
gentemanly--it was all The same 10 him.
whether in converse with the lord OF the soil OF
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Some gentlemen on board the steamer Di,.
mond the other day, were conversine ahou H..
wonderful powers of steam, the great facllujrs
II had given 10 travelling, &c one gentlemen
remarked that man might leave New York j.,
the morning and arrive the same night in Bahi-
more, thus being in five States in one day son.
ly five, is ii ye say!" said an Irishman presep,
"and lis meeself who was in nine states on
Monday last" The company were incredu-
lous, and called on Paddy to explain how such
thing could be possible, which he did as fol-
lows; "Well We see ginlemen, was married
in New York on Monday morning at o'clock
and went with my dear Bridget to Baltimore
the same day, and sure before [ got there,
was after getting drunk as baste, SO We per-
save | was in the state Of New York, the state
OF Sobriety, the state of Single Bessedness.
he state OF New Jersey, the state Of Connubial
FeiIclIy Chats what ye call matrimonv) The
state OF Pennsylvania, the state of Delaware,
the stale OF Maryland, and The state OF Inloxi-
cation, all IN one day, and the whole of which
was owing to the wonderful power of stame."
Ere Nal
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Ohio Election.

In addition TO the 33 Wing Representatives
hitherto reported by US we can now announce
! from Summit "a strong Wing County, which
would have given us 2 but for Court House
question: and from Adams, Fayette and High
land, conceded, making 80. The Cincinnati
Wing papers claim the Senator and both Rep
resentatives from Adams, &C. which would give
us half of each House, and chance for more
in the Lucas District We cannot have less
than II of SO Senators and 35 of ~ Represen-
tatives.-N Y. Tribune