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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-13
CONGRESS or THE UNITEp STATE,
WEDNESDAY, February 10, 1871.
IN SENATE.

IN SENATE.
Mr. HUBBARD moved to Jispenss With ,b.
reading OF the Journal; which was agreed 10.
message was received from the House Of Re.
presentauves informing the Senate that the House
was ready on its part 10 receive the Senate. and
proceed TO open the certificates and count the
votes Of the Electors for President and Vice Presi.
dent Of the u. States
On motion Of Mt KNIGHT, the Senate proceed.
ed 70 the House Of Representative.
Alter the votes had been duly counted. the Sc.
majors proceeded 10 the Senate Chamber. where
me following resolutions were adopied,
RESOLVED, That committee Of one member OF
the senate be appointed by this body to ioin com
Inl.lee Of two members Of the House Of Represen.
9,uyos, TO be appointed by the House, 10 wait on
WHLiAs hEERT HARRIsoN, Of Ohio, and 20 no.
Wy MN mat he has been duly elected President Of
.he y. states for four years, commencing with IN,
| nate. wv VIZ Pa'' VI VIC 90
Re'olVsd, That the President OF the s.nst. A,
cause JOHN IILER, Of Virginia, TO be notified an,
be has been duly elected Vice presidsn, M ,h. m
Sie.ss LOT iour years, commencing with Inc All ds,
Of March, 1871. Wv" "' "" Va!
The VICE PRESIDENT laid bsror. IN. s.o.,
communication from the War DEPARTMENT. fur
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-13
ADDRESS AT THE OPENING OF THE NEW WASH.


iNGroN THEATRE.
On Monday Dseepsssr z, eriiien by a. PENROs
r1SS. Esg. OF Barinors. ard spoken sy Mrs HssA
Friends Of tho Drama. Patrons OF the Art
Which paints the Joys and sorrows OF the heart,
Ne who deiish DER Shakespeare page TO dwell,
Ard yield your spirits to enehannenl's spell
10 ycs. whoss hearth with love of genius burn,
With cheering hope and confidence we turn.
Behold the temple whic b we fondly rear,
And fsin wculdpsee beoesth your fostering care.
The secret springs which move the undyine mind
Ambhlon'. boundess wish, and sweet Content,
Virtues pure grace, and Love son Establishment
Devotion, consianry, and wild Despair,
Rise 70 the view In long succession there;
Return again 10 hf,'s evenilul stage.
Gladly 10 freedoms cause his bloodto shed,
Proud Independence triumrhs In his heart,
And bids defiance 10 tho tyrant's dart.
See the hero from glory's grave,
And DER his head the nag Of viet'ry wave;
With dsunticss vslor close his dying eyes,
And smie death where glory IL the prize.
Tue youthful lover breaches his vows again,
Aud sss on repeats, the tender strain,
Stills la his pensve breast the rising sigh.
Deem not the Dr,ma but empty show:
u kindes sympathecjo Joy or wo,
And sheds DER life It's swcetly soothing power,
Dark Vice OF all her hstcrng wilcs disarus,
Aud cloihes fair Virtue In immortal charms.
Lo here shall cruel sh,loek meet his doom,
Aud tyrant Richard find his bloody tomb;
tn accomplished Hamlet here shall hive again,
TO wreak stern vsnsesnee on the SsSSrpins Dane
And Beatrice rail al Benedict, and love.
Let not the sad Ophelis weep In vain,
Aud strcw her frowers UNDECIDED DER the plaini
Or gentle Dcsdemona hapless sigh,
And mark no answering tear in beauty's eye
Blest the tears Of sympathy that dow
Unbdden DER the melting tale Of wo
These to the heart all eloquenty speak,
And spread angels charms Ger beauty's cheek.
Hark from tho summit Of yon lofty DOME,
Where Liberty has Gxed her lasting home;
While smiles celestial Ger her features play,
Meihiuks 1 hear the heaven born goddess say
"Here, in the city Of my chosen son,
The Godlike the immortal wAsHIseros,
Long may the Drama act its powerful part
To ms ruct the mind and elevate the heart.
Sought sm my smile shall bright ed genius sever,
Be this her AoEs, with Liberty forever"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-13
FROM HARRISRITRC
Correspondence Of the Philadelphia Inquirer

Philadelphia Inauifer
- HARRISBURG, Feb. G, 1911.
We were surprised to hear, as we did. bv The
morning Train OF cars, the Of the general sus-
pension OF specie payments by The banks OF your
city. The intelligence was altogether unexneeted.
aho produced great uneasiness on the minds Of both
members OF the Legislature end our citizens
There was extreme solicitude in every eountenane.
but no indication on the part Of the members OF
either branch Of the Legislature to preeipitate mat
tiers, or to do any thing hastily or unsdysedly.-
Inc only question we heur asked is what shall
DC zone 10 relieve the citizens Of the STATED /
think can assure you that, so far as The Legise-
ture Is concerned speedy measures will be taken 10
make the suspension as light as possible. The Go
yoihor, MINK, VIII not be behind the Assembly in
doing what he can IN this matter. .9H, Governor
Senators, and members Of the House. must feel and
see the necessity OF acting n the present es rgencv
subject. w '""'
In tho Senate, a message was received f,oc IN.
Governor, containing very much in detail s,.,ss
ment OF me amount OF loans made by the banks 10
the Commonwealth during the past wear or AZ 400 :
UOO exclusive OF the 100000 borrowed on the LAT Of
February. $4,000 have been loaned Lv ind;yi
duals, leaving the actual amount received f,om ,h.
banks, say =, 500.OOUl The messa1e merely s1aIs.
these iaets IN detail. On its being read Mr. Reed
chairman OF the Committee on Finance, moved H.
,eotehce 70 that committee, and the printing Of FIVE
hundred copies for distribution. flo very briefly
and m concilistory and prober temper. gavs IL
reasons 'Or desiring 10 circulate the document AZ this
uneiure. Il disclosed facts which, in sstire to the
PEOPLE and the banks, should be extensively known
ahu appreciated The acquisitions Of the Slste on
'ho banks, during The past year, may be an active
cause ~ producing the disastrous result the news
OF winch, SAID Mr.. r., had this morning reached
tho scat Of Government. Al all events. Il was
due to the hunks thet their works for good, as
vel as their works for evil. should be known by
VIC Feople' Mr.. X: said he wes glad the Governor
mad communicated the information at this time. IL
was most opponune. Il would not and need not
interfere with the final iudgemen, or action Of the
Legislature or The People at uncturo 70 alarming.
lie hoped what he said would not lead to discus.
SION, which, with inadequate information, and under
accidental excitement, was TO he avoided. The
whole subject, painful in all its aspects, would need
and receive the calm consideration Of the Senators
ltinvolyed no party consideratons but reached and
affected the business Of every man Of business, and
ne Of business alone ought Senators To considsr
IT, Mr.. Reed madea few other remarks of the sam.
tenor, which were listened TO with great attention.
At the suggestion of Mr.. Fleming and Mr.. Ca.
the number ordered to be printed was one thoussod'
and the resolution was adopted.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-13
Legaeits TO Public Charities.

The Supreme Court of the State of Louisiana, on
the 18th ult, pronounced an important decision up
on question growing out OF the construction OF the
Will OF Alexander Milne, decd. Legacies had been
lett TO two Asyums, be, after the death OF the ties
tAtor, incorporated and established at Milneburgh
Objection was made to the payment of the bequest.
on the ground that the egatees were not IA esss at
'he time the will took effect; the OF the LegsIa-
ture Incorporating the institutions having been
ed not until year or more after the deeease of
Milne. In delivering an opinion, the Court went
into an elaborate examination and review of the
adudcltions under the common as well ms the civil
law. The decision will be valuable as COMPRISING
the whole doctrine on the subject, and bringing TO
hnal and equitable settlement most We xed and inn
porant question. The conclusion at which the
Court arrived was, that, where legacies are left to
pu3he charities, the tribunals and the Legislature
OF the country are bound to carry out the will and
intention Of the Cestator, whenever it is clearly as
certained. Ofcourse, the bequest TO the two Asy-
lums was held TO be good.-N O. Bulletin
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-13
Dfbafs In IA gsnafe

The debate was continued in the Senate yester.
day, upon the resolution fixing day for the cleo
ton Of Senator, by Messrs. Thompson, Anderson,
Conrad, Faulkner, Smith, (Er,rs) and Preston.-
Mr. Conrad, Mr. Faulkner and ME- Preston greatly
distinguished themselves. nr Lyons has the aoor
10 day
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-13

We learn from the Charlottesville Advocate thu,
the trial ofyoung Semmos before the sxsminine
was Oroughitoa close late on "Wednesday even;n,,'
after two days investigation. II vas decided tbs,
the prisoner should be on for further trial IN s
had before the Circuit Superior Court in NAV nex,
The Commonwealth was Represented by fve;sn
Minor ESQ. and Sydney .. Baxter, the Auornev
Senera and tho accused, hy messr.. Gilmey
Riyes, Lyons, and Leigh. TIE case was ablv snd
e'sSora'ely argued on both sides,-.aler. oassils,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-13

P1@ The Bill authorizing further subscription
TO the stock Of the Valley Turnpike Company was
yesterday passed in the Senate by decisive vote,
after short debate in which the merits of the bill
were enforced by Messrs. Anderson, COnrud and
Faulkner, and opposed by Mr. Bouldin.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-13

bill, we believe, is now before the L legislature,
for the purpose Of providing the means for carrying
out the charitable intentions of the tes,ator. We
observe from the following, that case involving
'dentealy the same principle, has undergone adiu.
dication in the Courts Of Louisiana:
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-13

niships iuformasioa from he Colonel Of Ordnance
IN relat'oa 70 ihe national srmories.
trustees for the investment Of the Smi,hsonian
fund 81 Il =
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-13

Here follows table. Which - chi. as
stance V eontaiosd in tbs rscspi<qf5lio3l
nkcAffrulArsos@
Whole nueatsr Of votes given
Necessary 20 a choice
or ssAieA, for Pvssidsaf
VIM. Henry Harrison, OF Ohio, received
Nj. Van Buren,, Of New York, received
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-13
Inc following having been printed incorrectly
yesterday, we now give them corrected:


MIR. GaEGoRr-Of James Irvernersnuse and
others, asking the passage of an act TO prevent The
taxing OF clans by any person but citizens Of The
Commonwealth.
BY MIR LEE-Of Preston Nj. Adams and 30
DINERS, Tor the survey of route for road from
Ciarksburg to some point on the Guyandotte Turn
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-13

General Harrison remains during his present visit
to The city at the National Hotel where the city com.
mf"ee engaged lodgings for him IL had been his
purpose TO lodge at the private residence Of 40 old
personal Trend wv l.. Brent, Esq.) buLhe sutse.
quenty accepted the accommodations tendere6 IN
him by the city.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-13

For Vice President,
John Tyler, Of Virginia. received
Richard NJ. johnson, Of XIV, received
Littieton w. Tazcweli, Of Va, received
James X. Polk, OF Tennessee, received
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-13

We understand that Gen. Harrison will attend At
the City Hall on Thursday, from the hours Of one
O'Clock 70 three, to receive the visits Of Ladies' to.
cOrt.
New-York tribune., 1841-06-29
ORIGIN
CASH TAILORING EsTABLISNMEST,

2Z9 BroGdrag. american Ro;eL
y II had long been subject complaint With those who
the habit Of paying ready for their that they
taxed for others denqucnce adherence Cash
sales through WHICH the dderun giving
and Offering inducements Others
ph>hed
The Subscriber is nov IN reeP; of large of d
fashionable goods spring Offers, for the INSPECTION
the Public under the that the style and fash of
will coupor. with any house the trade his, the reduced
prices fail 20 ,6er inducements purchasers.
requiring would call be-
fore purchasing elsewhere. wM T. JENNINGS AGENT
aais Late Lyade J-np4n-,
New-York tribune., 1841-06-29
ECONOMY IN GENTLEMEN'S DRESS

Garments 0f a mos LfcgQa end Fashionable kiad AZ a
sGrtag cf:se per for C.s1
FE Advertiser deems resort to the haekneyed
system giving l nominal pce> pre.urnius that tho
he been established together with the
patronage bestowed him. viii prove sufficient voucher for hca
pabii@s. advantage
establishment, Europe. he confdesy he
furnish Clothes which, COMPARISON will be found than any
other House waking up the bet description OF Cenemen dress.
jea2m PHILLIPS l4J Broadway facing Pre,il-n; Hotel
New-York tribune., 1841-06-29
VAUNIFaLL GARDENS

NhNtMFLtD combination ~ Novelty and TaIen;-The
ser believing tina; be done others
etec 10 prove L; and
M array OF talent for the present The eccentric
Scocn Irish Dutch FRENCH Yankee and other
kno"ledsed to be nm Irps. the stage Mr. OAKEI
the comic cancer Miss FANNY WRAY the vocalist and daps.us
Miss " WOoDCOCk M L G. BOOTH comic vocalist and :,
efficient Corps de Ballet a. Young Ladies The ,mvs.rpts win -
extremely diversified and out the Who'll -,,h 90
tue cospany and making change Of every nicht Sec
bills OF the day The and Brass Band are I and
SAoe order than s,y
before bSen produced this establishment Stages aud cars mass ss
Garden--fars sixpeUcr. -
THIS EVENING June 20 the performance sclud variety
pleasing light local dancsg, &c the aboye
talented ladies and gentlemen Sillappear. See bills
Admission Gardens free the Saloon a5 Season
Tickets 81 c2s
New-York tribune., 1841-06-29
WILLIAM sBURG..

NHTHLLEAM SB CE6s-AsscssIHents. Assessmenstt The
w Collector Of and for the village Of Williamsburg, anil attend at
Hi.tid c. Sad1, Attorney 2l FaoR-st Mex fork
Friday OF each week until The 10th day OF July
when all Lots upon which the Assessments paid, vii be re-
DATE Dated June t. Isl WILLIAM D LowERRE, coleee'
New-York tribune., 1841-06-29

,....;,,;ou.-The Annual Meeting OF this
u - -. election of It's officers for the enSa's year was
-, =, Monroe Hail. evening OF wednesday '' WIG" "'
noisr persons unaaimou,!y eiecseo' ~ 80. -
~. T.eopeRE C. Buck and JOHN iO''' "
c,ever GsaY AID ~ SMITH se'Fe'a''.
George WILLIAMS, sersean'-a-AfS'S' o' '100H' :,
P,.o,red Ina: Committee DC appointed TO DRAFT
-,n and BYLAWS the governmental me bene'oen'
ASSOCIATION Whereupon the oho"as persons "ss aP
,d Committee carry the above 'eo'i'f'" Io e"ee
~ per- George Gray jOhe D. Carne C. o. sekes' Pc
ou 70 adjourn sipper-proyided expressly for
80 49,. - The meet suiapiuoas Inan=er by M o. Brennan
on which the follow ing Toasts and Sentiment
we're dsaas = -.
s NAV they prove worthy OF tho cause isey nave
l "Ss sa''
Theodore Bue-May be Slaves nothing but Duty
Re ohs LownMsy the Tree Of Liberty flourish around me globe
.S'.v.rv au,nan beng Partakc Of it, rr.t
@ Gore Gr1y-The TippeoanOe memory
H nv sa.hThe tinted states Cradle Of LIB
efy interesting wiser toe fathers b. rocking IL acie
Their childfeu glory and virtpe
Nv Florence MahonyMay American Virtue shine shn ever
0 S1 Gs1 wiapsNay he tina, Friend fall
70 d. Edwardour You, may they realize ne bet way
ofb-nr when they old be old whcr ts are
By Gsest-Ap Office tie Working fish
b B. 6 e.-Our Farmers: let remember mai Inc OK
snoss;h owner, and take that the cattle be ho'
By J. azsrd-iiis Exceency se~ardChe Foasnnah q
gg CT " P,@rceHoa Edward Curtis: Collector of the Por;
n uas rho choice oC our Harrison, who was the cho-
sa, of :. s,.r and ;ndenendent People
pv the BLOSSOMS Friendship never be nipped
=, ;ho $40, az u sappon,nnent.
uv n 4,,..Gteut nen honest. md hones: len great
~ Jok.oa-Nay the hear: ne,e! know Distress
~ p cro.by~When Wine enl,es the heart Friendship
surrsund m. ,,Llc
Nv G. r. I4Ney.-L rAGnis ESQ our late candidate for Mayor
n Van rI4e-Msv Freedom OF Election be preserved and
The Liberty Of The Press the latest peoierity
p, TbrNay those fall by Misfortune be lifted By
.,s hand Of Friendship
py sprarrrae American Nary may glory
md waited y the rnIes pe Away port Victory
By La President Of the United States, John Tyler
may according the last words Of bio noble predecessor
BY CarneMay friends a~ays possess the three Hs
Hoaey Health, and Happiness.
b. " HiggertyTc late President, " H. Harrison be la
Byl. Il Se''!er-fiamony all over the world. ,,
By A. Reynods-May those wosld ensaye s!a,
New-York tribune., 1841-06-29
pEASE'S CONPOTND HORENOUND CANDI
IMPORTANT
TO PUBLIC SPE 4 K Z + s.

no Ne.sI FEASE SON-Dca liable Prera
fHoTehonnd deserves few remarks from my CIV" cAF
Being The sati o; addressing large meetings.
hca and strength ecaynr spirits sinking my lungs
failing my talicrng fast In had lost all hopes and
vas bursting blood me account
crehoInd CAady aud the had effected reached
believe bu: package rAea una.oratle symptom
daupeet and general health evidently improved nov feel
completely thai am freely to speak teite
ban did three wears J. WELCn IA God. Brooklyn
Agent for the Brookiya Temperance Soccer!
AcExrs-Rash.oa < Aspswa 10 Broadway 10 Aston House,
So Wiiau-s Tmrsop, Fulton and Aeas
OF Broadway 2dsNorth Pre-
videsce X HAYS Brooklyn EersoH Rah~ay y J.
by respectable druggists and efocers IN The city aa
throughout the United State. ,.
Merchants III he country wishing Pase Cancy o senGips a.
they deal TINS CITY or any E htoush
States have seaera Agents WI oo'H Al
manufacturer prices Terms invariably casn
el7 J. PEASE & SON, Is Dyisien-s
u Pedrs and Conctore do not sell HorsAsund Casdy
Choice Confectionery Boxes TO- g. AID 100 lbs a; prices
20 suit the eSgruces OF the times
New-York tribune., 1841-06-29
MARINE LIST.


Sap: T"kna. Spencer Baltimore llurbui Co; talbot,
sl Nes Orleans John Elvel Panther, Cameron Providence,
rk Crane; Lsusausie Spadug, Valparaiso Sandwich Islands
sa VSuTba River p Fanshaw Co; B ship Helen Mar Camp
0en, SusCec, Herdmsn & Keenan,.
RI Sasuc Kae Williams. ST Johns NJ Persse Brooks.
pHss 1eSge Hull, Char Gbra;sr Yates Pc:ou Nesmh
.F:anin snow, Bucknel, sc, Badger Peek.
scars increase Warren, Phad; Ann Eliza Somofs Rcmen&.
B! Snip Roger Stewart Gordon Gfeeoch 81 d ballast
'' ssgn s.,l. Passengers.
Bs David Dt - orOIc 10 ds, fi 10 no
Ogden. ~ INNING ' " ~
Sig iooy Tyler Wilmington NC Dis rzyal stores 20 Ogden.
S g fieh Glider Havrc dc erase Md, d hoGr Capt
NTH Leeds ' '''-'0 "
S ht dsnze Grcesboush Ea>tpcr: D. :e: Ner@s & Co
ScS NV ra oeksi Hopkins Petersburg d ndzs 10 Hunter
ell W M foung Somers, Richmond Is, coal 20 Capt.
scar Scsl y Wn re- Brewer Richmond ds,
scar ent VIM + Bird, -, Virginia d. wood.
Am, hf. m Jackson. Commodore Porter Rodnlan and
""'H all from wreck of Schr Sterling az Squsn Beach.
New-York tribune., 1841-06-29

Royal Mail Steamers from Roston TO Liver
he Letter Bags FOR the COLUMBIA will close H.raden
a. BE- will every day, excOp, Sunday III, a;
~ le|o w. WY4AN Agent
New-York tribune., 1841-06-29
Z. ". & W. F. GILLEY,

ONE CASE OF HEAVY ENGLISH DRILLS
just received a
NEIvyORN CASH TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT,
f41 Pulop-s;. near Broadway.
the city and in want Of their Summer Cloth
a are invited stock of Drab dEes Canvass
Drills Vesting suitable for the Asoa large
ormn, OF England Cloths aud Cameres bought exclu
siyey for VIII be made order style unsurpassed by
apy city, per cent below the old credit
prices FULL furnished 81 hosr, and strict pnncualy OBJ
served IN filing orders.
j. Cash on deiYery, and ataiemen; IN prices
NrMGAYIoRD the head of the Cutting department. assist
cd by TWO experienced pan;aloons and We; cutters
,eas If &c BOOTH, Agen'.
DAPER WARE-HOUsE:-rERssE BROOKS Pa,
L }vare-IIonse, u Liberty y. Y je2E
SODa ASH ns fer st siis sE BROOKS E, .,,y
pLUE TOBACCO papers, .uperine Blue
ID Tobacco Paper Tor sale by eppoors :, ,.,,
large and additional Printed Lawns and Musin
qualities and styles and for sale cheap some as yard
other Mrsins NJ. HULSE, l22 Grand-st
ie2o lw c,ond Dry Goods Store from Broadway
ID UssIa DtAF,ERs.-lO bale. just received sale
II BY H. P FREEMAN, sc Cedar st, Up Stairs e2e lwis
r3 axT Hs SCI CO. c. ssats o5's 5
x}JEIAtER0NE.-500O lbs. Wbaleboue for by
w jess GRiNNELL, AlNTuRN & Co. s soa'h-.i.
OUILLs.-io5 basket! , Russia aEc;.s4 gi for ale BY
MARTIN VS.. EhnLONS keeps constantly hand all kinds
vi ofERASS & GERMAN SILVER Castings. jesas3m
shawIs---ShnwIs.
'E subscribe: has ai ese.seJ ~ Aaa.on 10 - iSI a
suitable for the among which
may be found and cooqd SIX Shaw OF superior quality
Prints of ali kinds printed Mouse De Lanes Gloves Hosiery
Sc Ladies Dry invited 70 call 35 Green
NATHI- CJACUITH
235 Greenwich, OF Robinson
NIB Black Sewing SIX Fringe superior qaa.iy - II
MODE C0LOFss heavy Poi de Sla ss.Iag a. ! Cd per
E"u' - B.; sill o3 Shawl Store. laa ,nd near BTeaSxa
New-York tribune., 1841-06-29
CoPpER. TIN AND ING KOOFENG.

COPPER, TIN AND ENC ROOFING
TIME would his friends the public that he
!. prepared buildings the above materials short
favorable Reference will be given some the
srs; buildings cCairy for workmanship. DC Buildings
covered any the country; Cutters Coces and Leaders OF
the above .naerials made and repaired, at the
Gid Sand, No. 2C4 Canal-street
". Il. SWEET.
Summer oyns that the subscriber sl Bake sale
Tt. always on hand The Cooking Stove, the
ony place they can be city. W H. SWEET m22
New-York tribune., 1841-06-29

a., oonsignces per Ship INDEPENDENCE requested 10
Az nr Permits board foot OF Maiden Lane without desv
no, pered within I've days liable sent 20 lie
New-York tribune., 1841-06-29

~ Consignees per Ship ONTARIO viii please obtain t1e
An s without delay and send them beard foot Of Maiden
goods no. permitted within FIVE days liable be
Store, under general order. je25
New-York tribune., 1841-06-29
je3-lni-

INTREWORKS Of all descriptions and manufactured
SAMUEL BUCKMASTER They cannot be excellei for guam
ty Ly irewok manufacturer vende As
For by W. & r. RALLAGH "a Chatham Duans-sL
" No old stock hend-Fe~orks do not improve BY
New-York tribune., 1841-06-29

~, The New Werid.-Subscrp,ons this Splendid sas,.
Newspaper respectfully solicited the office Of publication
foIo and quartc edition published Terms IS
Cees,ry " ~ 0 "o ''Pes' "i'e - S par &c y. r. e !,
New-York tribune., 1841-06-29

INlKEWOKKs! FIREWORKS! FHtkWOkKSl
i CHARLES w. VULTEE, he Chatham, o Orarso
the oldest established fewOrk Manufacturer in the city
rnli eo"eraly that his tnrk f
the largest Unos be sold lower prices than boz
manufacturer and yenaer. This ID
Rockets all cabe and with gold and silver ran orange
crimson es>amne &C. &C. line pigeons maoora
port palm Mines toabons, bexagons ongons
Gale candles diamonds with golden 6res
scrolls grasshopFers, blue lights,
Of all sizes &C. and Of others
The public skepc invited call F!y
Crackers Headers Chinese Rockets Torpe1oes asd Psta
Crackers merchants
and the purchasing sent
any part of the city expense Don't forget the place.
CHARLES w. VULTEE 1l6 Chatham
ie2 M corner Of
New-York tribune., 1841-06-29
DlPn:

DiPC:
Ia this city. June y, Mrs. Mnry Smack aged &c.
June &c Ana w Capt Humphrey Ricketson aged So
A; New Haven Conn, John Hunt long magistrate Of that city
lged 90.
New-York tribune., 1841-06-29

=. Pense & SON. - Dvson.stree would respectfully
public Saloon lay and evening
Sundays excepted be had Ice Cream,
Z r.d al kinds Of Beverages suitable for the jel7
New-York tribune., 1841-06-29
az drrleC

It Rochester, June Luke Church BY the Rev Mr. VA
Zand Dr.. James ;. Monroe. 20 Mrs. Maria Fay
Al Paterson Ncw-ersey juno o. by Rev E Richards, John l.
Clcss 10 Mary D. daughter Of the late Elias Alien.
New-York tribune., 1841-06-29

Sotice.-oETER II. DON having opened Law Office the
village Geneva Co. prepared prompt and
a all debt: which be 20 hm for adjustment m