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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-02-27
POETRY.


Or We extract tie following from the Vermont sp :" W.
Age They beautiful lines ana come , "n ,p Ne J
mo-, know that Eastman could write such poetry Lei us nav
some more of it.-Heo York Ner Fro.
scene s1sS e r. S' x VERMONT siS' WINTER.
,r,,. hitter night, in the winter time,
As cold as il ever could be- IA
The wild old NosrHEn howed like the chime
or the waves angry
In his tempest breath, on the mountain bleak leak,
oh me, how the would wrthe and creak!
He shouts on the hill and III. plain, no. no!
He whirls from his nostrls the binding snow
And srowls with mi. hy giee
All nigh, il never so hard hath showed
He hath made him curious lair,
That shivering dog, by the half filled road
With the snow IN iis shaggy hair 80
As the storm beats hard he doth crouch and srowi
And shut his eyes with dismal howl.
Then, TO shield himself from The cutting s, slee'
Pay what does the dog do there:
His master came from the town that night,
That nigh, from the town came he,
When the tempest raved with maniac's might,
And the pnin was a trlckless sea-
But scarcely league of the way he had come,
IRE his eye grew dull and his hand grew numb,
And his horse heau,if. Morgan brown,
In the thickcnng snow-drifts 'ocndered down
oer hidden log on the lea.
He hath given the last fan, jerk OF the rein
10 rouse up the wear. s'erd
And the por doc hows Ia the blast III vain,
For help in his masters need.
He strives with wistfu cry
TO catch # he may his masters eye,
Nor ways his tail il tho rude wad flap
The skirt of his coat across ms lap
OF the storm now they've no heed.
The wind wen; down and the storm DER,
ri. the hnur of midnight, past,
The forest wr,hcs and bends more
In the rush Of the mighty blast.
The moon looks witt a silver light,
On the high old hills with snow-3rts white,
And the giant shadow Of Caaphc's Hump,
or ledge and tree and ghist.y stump
Again the plain cast
But there they are, by the hidden log,
Who that night faom the town,
The man and his sleigh aud his faithful dog,
And his beautiful Morgan brown;
lie in his Sleigh his face Is bland,
With kis cap his head and the reins in his hand
The dog with his head on his masters feet;
And the horse, half SEEM through the crlsied slec,
Where he lay when he iioundered down.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-02-27
GREAT B.7RG3I.IS!
FALL SUPPLY OF GOODS.


Boots, Shoes, Trunks, LEATHER, Pap6r, a., 80
Wholesale and Retaii.
WE are now receiving by yarions vessels from Pha'r
w New York and Boston, our FALL STOCK u coos
which, for variety quality and chcapness are satisfied cam
be surpassed by any House in Virginia.
generally To call and examine before Gichi
in any other House. We offer part the following, w
1880 pair Ladies' Kid, Morocco and scakin slipper, ~ Il
1000 pair Ladies' fine seaskin Morocco and KID Shoc- Il
100 pair Ladies' fine rurrcd Shoes par, very superior
900 do do coIorcd Morocco white Kid and Satin spr
900 do. do. Gum Elastic Shoes Moccasins, and qni,
900 do. do. Cater, fine Leather and seal.sin Boots
H 9o do cenene"s ne car Des n pa,t Vile ss
800 do. do. fine Calf Navy Shoes, part Miles D..
200 do. do. do. do. Strap dress Shoes
800 do. do. do. Scalskn and Morocco Pumps
300 do. do. do. Calf and kpsewed MonToe.
$50 do. do. do Calf, Gum Elastic, Bniaice ~
1000 do. mems unbound pegged and ewed Dro=aas.
1900 900 DO DO. do lined an and bound do. d. d. a.
1000 We %oms"' leather, psgsed and sswed ws,'
900 do bSy fine and nosaas and Sno
500 do Misses fine Morocco, sealskin and fine Lea''
Boots and Shoes
900 do. fine Kid, Morocco and Leather Slippers
CIlILDRES'S
1900 do. chdren's fine Leather and sealss:n Boo S0
and ANGLE Ties
1000 do. fine Morocco and Kid Boots ANGLE Ties and a'
'''''i RIc eTiI5s MADE BRoGUEs.
500 pair mems Richmond made Brosuss for Factory ff'
and RAILROAD Sole soIE LEATHER.
$50 sides good and good damaged Sole Leathera
Also,
IS nests Seaskin and Hair Trunks
300 wrapping Post, all sizes
rs do. Cap and Letter writing Paper
Hard Leather and Bellows Top Travelling Tfa7ks :. .
Bags yaliccs Shoe Brushes Toilet do shoe Thread, M -
Whisps, Mats, &c, &c. D. BTLLINGrOH = I -,
Wholesale end Retail Fashionable Beot Shoe AID
Dealers, .Naasio. E,ass, E,chHya 4, -
septs a5--w-'is ii. On
THE Annual General Meeting of ''the Mutual Asnrths
ccty against Fire buildings Of the State oil VIZ.
be held their office, in the city of Richmond, on Sa
27th Of February, al one O'Clock, P. VI. -,
J. RUTHERFORD, p. 7gc: ~ T. :. n,
Both January ls4l ~ y
PIANO FORTE WAREHOUSE 800. -.
THE subscriber Is constantly receiving from tDe
nufactory Of NUNS & Clark, New YORK, eiesah. 80,
Piano Fortrs possessing the latest improvements
cacy Of touch and sweetness Of tone, SO pecusi '
facture. 49,, vn..l.
Also, large assortment Of Musical Instruments az
Merchandise in general. 49, 80, ,,ksn In RI
Piano For,es repaired tuned, let on hire, and las"
change. ,.-,c
The largest collection of Music ever Offered io Tho ],
State NAV be selected from, al the store OF me ". hoe
now enabled TO sell at the Philadelphia and Ne" io
sale and retail prices IS, , .,xbsd upon betei
Those purchasing sell again will be fnrnsheu Up
terms than they can hnd elsewhere IN the p H. TAYLOR
Piano Forte and .Hasie Store, opposite .ae IN
Nov "a
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-02-27

n.y. We c,,rne tie following the Vermont Sp ol Tue
Ase They are beautiful lines and come from tue poeea @
hons. f he nh,e editor OF the mentioned paper we dd
, rno Thai Eastman could such poetry Let US nave
some more of t.-Rep York her Erd
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-02-27

THE Annual General Meeting of sine Mutual AsSuf'hs
cicty against Fire buildings Of the Stale Of Niis
be held At their office, in the city of Richmond on Sa"!
27th of February, al one O'Clock, ?. VI. -.
J. RUTHERFORD, p. Sger: ~ = !. 4,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-06-26

pr, SIMPSON Joseph foy and john Cannon, sc@erally
c,ed of keeping disordery houses, fined 25 each
and stand committed until paid
po rcr OFricE-Oiicers Collins and Hu,hws;tc accom-
panied by Mr. Osborn the efficient clerk of the Police in
be usual rounds on the look out for teyes Burglars &c.
on Tuesday last, happened ca! board CT one OF the
Boston boats she about c.vc where they three
notorious Pick-Pockes who we're no doubt on
e alert rob unsuspectng person hey we're I'M
ncdaiey recognized by the ofcer-Mr Collins seized one
OF them named James Gaager, and without
nv put him shore. The others seeing the fate Of their
companion Immediately fed This of villains are in
the habit of ntesng steamboats, for pre-, and are gen"
orally well dressed men, and would be d cult Tor any per
acquainted with them recognize them any other
light bu; gentlemen and it very essential that our aFe
ing community should be pu, their guard against these
scoundres.
DAVID B. Thecer of the firm of Theeer & Ostrom,
chants No 5l9 Water-s made complaint this Office
that named Anderson J. Hart, called upon hun at
their store and offered 800 bill the NcvvHa:en County
Bank, which he wished changed Mr.. Thecer mme-
diatey detected be counterfeit and altered bill. On
his being accused OF he denied all knowledge OF lis being
bad and seemed much surrrsed-sad he would leaTc the
bill and call again for it. Mr. Thecler then took him into
custody the Police when he locked up BY the Mags
Person. who have had similar bills passed upon them lately
arc REQUESTED to call at the Police Office
james Willis arrested and locked up for attempting
pick the pocket of person board of of the steam
boats
Joseph Late tou.d early this morning in the streets
drunk ard sncd 50; but his pockets minus the sum
required he was locked up.
james Allen for rioous and dsordcry conduct in the
streets, was held to bail in the Of $500.
An wanted at tie Police Office for lot OF wet
bc-quilis frocks &c. Inquire of Officer Huthwac or
Collins.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-06-26
Gin IntelIiQcnre.
Reported for the Ncw-York Tribune

SUPERIOR CovRr CALENDAR for June 2G-NoS -, -,
2ll2, 100, 1875 l27 l2G, l30 81 242 20, 81. 90 l33
Eo, iS9, 40, l42, l43, l44, l45, ll6, l47, 81
COURT or COMMON PLEAS CALENDAR for juno 2S-Flrst
rMl-l47 7ll25, 1885, ISL 255, 49,. l57, l59 l6l l65
ie. la, l73, Us. III. l79, ISL l83 1875
secead Par-64 l52, 56, l5S, 100, 1Gi, 1906 l66 10
i'|' h6,78, lSl, 260, 1872, 1874, 1876.
CopHr OF SrEciAI SESSIONS Yesterday Judge
wan and Aldermen Lee and Poiock.-Hamilton Billings
Vas LIQUID guilty OF stealing 10 bundles of ath, worth s. 81
ae properly Of Benjamin Briggs, for which offence he was
s' -, 10 'ne reltentary for 3 months
ihon'as GOeh, Jamc, Frayne and john Couriis, we're
'er found guilty OF stealing LOO pounds OF pig IRON
"O.a " from Samuel w. Henshaw and sent 70 the penn
@olary Tor months each.
ay Brady Gan old oiendcr) found guilty Of stealing
Vaeo dress worth ST. from John Grvet asc sent ~ 10
vet od quarters for 90 DAYS.
iiy Am Morris. (bac) found guilty OF stealing pair
W. nom David ScNya, worth 81, peuIteut3ary % days
william Marsh (back, found guilty assault; and
.seFy upon VIM McCloud, of his color, and
:" vac peiten,ary for SO days.
isaac Dung, though young by ard years,
a guilty OF stealing coat from William Wayort! valued
W. and sent 70 the pcneniary for SIN months. Also
Ho guilty OF stealing worth S belonging 10
eeT L. Ccmeador and sentenced 10 the State Prison 10.
- adiiional SIX months, to The expiration of
ae INST tenn.
Stephen DonaGly, Richard Harrington, and John Smp-
w. were sevcral discharged one appearing against,
COURT OF GENERAL SEssoss-Bcfore Judges NOAH and
IS seateness-Wam Atkinson an old offender convicted
petit larceny, Second oencc sentenced the
eaiteniiayy for years.
ANDREW Note (back) convicted of assault and battery
vn Mary Gallagher, with the intent rape,
es4'enOed to the State-prison for two years
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-06-26
STATE OF NEW-YoRK.

i
Rfoced, That tie folio amendments the Constitution Of
proposed and referred the Legislature to be cho
be published
newspaper each of the of this State if there be
srintcd therein three ou previous the next annual
the provisions the first of the eighth
article OF the said Constitution
The tt OF the Constitution hereby amended as to
lln.i.. lnI...
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-06-26
PROPOSED AMENDMENTS TO TIE
CONSTITUTION

STATE New YORK, SecrctGry's Office, June IL, ISL
the the Senate
Assembly and conformity with the OF the
proposed amendments the Consultation having
agreed by majority of the members elected each OF tue
Houses hereby published the Information of the Electors
Of the State. JOHN c. SPENCER, Secretary OF State
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-06-26
CHEAP AND FASHIONABLE GOODS.
DRY GOODS At COST PRICE

THE Subscribers being DESTROYS reduce heir stock OF Spring
Sumner Goods possible previous 70 r'akine pcr
cases COR the Fail from hs Up the frs; OF August
>el ;ler Goods 1t COST
Their .,ocx are aayiag mostly purchased at Auc-
vey pices, best opportunity offered 10 La
supply ,ten.selse, fashionable Goods
stock &c found splendid assortment OF RICH
SINS OF styles great variety Of PRINTED LAWNS
Prints Also large lot OF GanhFoon. Grape Cam
ble;s. and Linen Drills Tor Gentlemens
ielOf GERARD & KLINCK, i67 sprng-st-
form IL. DINGrAN, (formcrly BANKS < DINGMAN)
- orchardoad call The attention e the
Ladies to ms pe sfd Silks OF the latest styles
He JUS received
Gaze of beautiful satin striped Gro de Antique
70 pieces 10 buc-block Gro de Antique, striped.
case rich Chenc Silks, beautiful patterns
DO very ricf figured TO- all colors and styles.
cases PLAIN black and aIae-back 10, fror Is to 81
do PLAIN mode coIors-
SB-RicA Scarfs Silks black and black and coored Also
4 beautiful assortment Of Scaris JOHN II. DINGMAN,
i.a,3: No Sol Granl-,i. 0r OF Orchard.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-06-26
Holm IA. DTNGMAN.
u GOODS sEOKsE.

INElEA Z COME md FANGh e-OODS sEUFsE
x GEO. :. CARY & Co
f35 Maiden Lance for sale
ricty Goods ;hcir lae, consisting part follows
COMBS oeycry description git bone aud other Bgons Needles
Pins Hooks and Eyes Scissors Thimbles Pock
Whacbohe, Steel and Wood Busks Bone and Steel
and hundred yards Spool Cotton spool
Stands Boot Ic, Leather and Bead Purses
aud Icrrec Cloth Hair ard other Brushes
Su Glasses azors aud Racer Strop Shaving Boxes &c DC
The above Good. MA. be quantities sut at the lowest
~ ns,lers +, Rorcs IToru, and r attain jeol I'm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-06-26
NETWORK, SATURDAY, JUNE IS. ts4r.

CAoIERoONs, Summer s,uas- Dll', &c-A laFse stock
jea 5s 81 At reduced F'se' nuLLs Il cabarine
lIARsEELF.ES 0UILT>-5oo assorted size- ja-; re-
vi cesed from importers at les THAI TeenIaT PeS
je256 9 r. HULL, Il Cainafine-st.
JYDsIEIsY-l01 dozen Iadie-' White unbleacse4, BLU
Cotton Hose purchased at auction and selling
a; pre-, we'll worthy the attention Of PuRen a II caaarne
NTEEDl.E-WORA COLLAEss.-50 dozen mee.e work
~ Collar. very good nov selling at Is Cd f1ea at
gEERRIMACK PRINTS cases new patterns NeFri-
fl nacG Pris Just will be opened hs morning at Is
PRINTED MuSLINS and LAWNsA beautiful mostly
purchased selling at great bargains IAN; at
c2j ct CT X. HULLs q C6;haTine.st
ERfNTs-3 case. yard Prints beautiful patterns,
aud *arraaed fast coors On Cd s, per yard at ree'
ONION aad MANCHESTER PRlNrs-l0 cases ne~ and
ea5 Ct R. HUlL's, IL Ca,h'rne-si
DOMESTECS.-0c Shirt'ngs al Cd and ID per yard
ny - bales Sheeiinss at g.
10 cases loor cloth Shirtnrs, from ID to Is per yard
Merchants supplied the at manufacturers Price
LOWrRICEO PRlNT>A few good styles froi Cd to ied
per yard opening K. ULS, Il Cathsne-st Je29 OF
tIoUsELAENE DE LAENEs-5o1 pieces asserted
vi q1aince, ,onr very rich, :. s I'd per yard
Also DAMASK sHAWI.S-Rich embroidered scarfs PLAID
silk o al >, I'd each MouseaRe dc Lane do d
ton C. r. HULL. Al Catharinc-st je2j 1t
DOMBAZINES-A full assortment OF superior manufacture,
ID from 81 per yard c. r. HULL Il Catharine-st Jc2 OF
COUNTRY MERCHANTS, Pedlars, and other. buying
u to sell again supplied every description imported and
ie25 Ct c. r. HuLI.'S, IL Catharine-st
I EG7aORN aATS-LEt;RhOfsN fsATs:-Jss, re-
IL few Cases Double Single Bnn eehon Hats
Wholesale Retail; prices the motto Is small prch
and quick sales at WATSONS ia Chatham-st.
lws and l60 Rowerv.
CHEAP CROCNEBY, 100 Eowcry-une OF the lar
y and rich Good the
city. comprising the lrlc>t patterns Of
French China Dinner - Cut and PLAN Glass
India do do IT. Astral and Hal Lamps.
plain printed Mantcl and Shade Lump
Earhen do do do.-..-.---G irandoles.
French China plain aud pencled Tea Sets Plated Casters
Wedrwood and Enapclel do Tea Hoarhs
Blue Stone granite and TOW do Knives Forks, &c
u Selling prices well worthy the attention OF Dealers and
IIou,ekccpcrs ljc2i:lm'l AERRlrTS PAGt.
TZsEAT BARGAINS / Dry Goods at HOPPER, MORSE
VI Co.'S 29 Gccnnictt, of Barclay
The Subscribers have received large lots ef Goods veil selected
for and Trade.
~ RCouEtrv Merchants invited call and examine our OK
as'oitme>t OF Goods
jca5 If HOPPER, MORSE Co. 2i9 Greenwich-st-
a1ARsE3EgI4ES QUILTS AND COUNTEKPANEs of
W every Descriptions very cheap at the New Dry Goods store
2l9 Cireenwcl. HOPPER. MORSE & Co. jo4j II
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-06-26

c.I- On0 Casa:ar GAsPEF-.-Come and see, at
y .. OOO l6l Chatlam-strhe u'.crlbe beng deter,
and extensive stock of Carpets good
the cheapest wish 20 inform their many
patrons the public general that they have received IN add
stock large assortment Of Brussels and three
2QO 40 twici JIe is jG0 do IS; 1000 do s loO0
Is beautiful style transparent Shades from g TO SO
pair OIL Cloths. from . to u feet vide III 81 and 64 Mating
best guilty now article Cloths aud Table Covers with
the things connected with the trade
l.. s NJ. $ BROWN I6 Chatham st N T.
.,. c.u., ,to ,,,,I,o- m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-06-26

(tARPETtNG CHEAPER TMAN EVER %
Y ~ WILEY No. q South SIDE near Broadway has
and choice selection Of Ingram Car
pctne bought for evil be sold At prices 10 ut the
the purchaser Ao variety of Rugs Mats Alamo
and Table Cloths, with other articles
connected all OF which "i he sold as cheap or
ceaper purchased other Store IN the CITY
sIq IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-06-26

AcclDESr.-John Tilcston cook board the schooner
Challenge from Portland Boston, knocked overheard
the 2l by the oreboom He stunned BY the shock
and sunk Immediately His body not recovered.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-06-26

re FOR SALE pleasant situation at Far Rockaway con-
g9S anng of land situated mt the Junction
~ of the Roc,Nay Turnpike and Rockaway Road being IA
miles from the CITY s WORK ana Gom Rockawa, Beach on
premises dwelling house Bu and other ouhuldingsi
good well the door, from winch the cattle watoe?
leaders The place has been set out IN worked
Peach If not sid, the House Barn and Gar
den viii he rented o good tenant.
Also another place Far Rokaway containing about acres oil
land cleared worked Peach the
der wood.
soop Hunter Far Roaway or 10 tons For further
particulars apply to John NEWHOUSE i36 Waer-st OF
iei6 2w JOHN l.. NORTON. Jr. Far Rockaway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-06-26

ANOTHER .AFrRAY.'-On Tuesday, the 18th, some men
mS Louis took sli, owned by Mr.. Forester
the river lie after them when quarrel cnsued in
The course of which FORESTER received blow from oar
Of which he died the next day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-06-26

nEG FOX SALE-A handsome little COUNTRY Pi-ACh
e containing about 10y situated about two miles above
akensack Towr " j., the roads and near the river
On said place good house kitchen aud barn lately built h
house lot at the of which
he had separate from the other land required The lot OF ano
nearly - acres little distance from the house lot and Is beau
u for building rAc whole worthy the attention of any per
wishing keep pubic house. mechanic or for private
dwelling. Terms very easy
Also for House and Lot No iioboken-stree
opposite the Clinton iinrket. Apply
le2i mcod+ j. K. HEATON, 260 Spring st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-06-26

gober: simpson Joseph Toy and John Cannon, se"eal.
c,ed Of Keeping disordery houses, fined :25 each
Id ..nnd cornnitted until paid.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-06-26
DYsENTERY AND SUMNER C0aI CON-.


pxAENT.-These diseases cured promptly ahG fta 1
=. the use Of the AMERICAN POLiCHREST PILLS wn.su
r be testified to BY %
al. Of rc>pectsby this cyae nov az
he remedy complaints In an al
The dem il found necessary to appon ~ h.
ional Agent for and hry may ~ Nod
applying To Mr. raulil, &c Laufehe-' 80" 'f ie22 ius
ham, 2S6 Bkeeker-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-06-26
OFFICE no let.

,E splendid Basement Rooms the Merchants Excnango
corner Wall Apply to Mr. Pearson
Ike Company, Hanover and Exchange Place, or TO
al0 If j. WINCHESTER, 50 Ann-stree-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-06-26

Stx SAlEA farm consisting OF lao acres, at Smithown i
NIX L. adjoining the village The buildings large
conmodous and god repair There are on the farm
different kinds the land suitably divided
quantities by wood pre well watsed and album
dance wood 1t within of mile of the Post ONCE,
Church. School, Terms 0o half remain bond aud
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and perfect title DO Immediately given
Apply the premises JOSEPH WEED 20 d.
vision street New York je9-lm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-06-26

%.A TO LET. and possession gwen immediately The House
3 Broadway, With the exception Of q
s--- physicians office the frat hoor. Inquire OF
ie2S 6r- JOHN BURDEI.I. 60 Chambers-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-06-26

Ia TO EtT-t School Room, twenty by forty feet plea
H sanity the Of the Methodist Episcopal Church.
- Second Avenues C. and d. Inquire OF Adam
c. Leach Essex ~ Miller, 10 Avease c. Also Church
aud Chan!eler for sale INQUIRE above lelt 2s'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-06-26

l%A third story the building No. - Ann- IL
the city for Printing office, or any
light business being lighted three sides RstS $50 Apply 10
s29 H. GREELEY, or j. WINCHESTER 20 Ann-si
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-06-26
TO LII Il.
TO lE'E

store and bakrEom on the corner Of Grand and s,
Suitable for any fancy business jc3-d
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-06-26

&z,A HOUSE TO LET-Part of House to let to small
-H-AA Vhite-st lelt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-06-26
NE w GOODS.

CHEAP! GslEitP!!
SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF Freach and American Paper
"A Hanging, and Borders for the United States Paper Hang
ing aud Band Box % Canal Broadway New
York
Purchasers are respectfully call and examine for them
selves. Rooms prepared in the neatest manner
;el5 In JOSHUA BROWN, IS Ganal-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-06-26

a 1'RENG N.-BR
E6H ty and osc price Hat Store, l7s Oh;
SsM Nott-s,. The latest fashIan Hats for
surprising in beauty and style Of fihs
for the same price. In presenting these
propretors think they have reached the ult
sility, cheapJess and comfort 10 the wearer
which prccludes the necessity of charging a
incurred BIZ the bed.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-04-16

AT a full and joint meeting Of the Session and
Trustees of the 4th Presbyterian Church Wash
ington, held on Monday, the 18th of April, the
following resolutions were unanimously adopted.
Resoired, That while we, in common with the Peo-
pie of this country NOUN the great and unex-
pected loss which city and nation have sustained
in the death Of late venerated President General
WILLIAM HENRY HARRlsoN we bow as Christians to
the will of our Heavenly Father, saying, The Lord
gave and the Lord hath taken away blessed be the
name of the Lord"
Resolved, That in this event we are taught to feel
our dependence upon the God of Nations and to seek
than his grace and prey that the dispense
ton may be sanc,ed that this great People shall
learn righteousness.
Resotred, That tender to the widow and family
of our deceased Chief Magistrate heartfelt sympa-
thies and pray that the consultations of our holy rei-
gion may sustain them in this their time Of need
Resoired That, public expression of our feel
ings on this dispensation Of Divine Providence, we
will hang Church edifce in mourning for the space
Of sixty days.
ReSolrcd, That these resolutions be published in
the newspapers of the District, and copy the
family of our deceased President
JOHN C. SMITH, Moderator
]. GIBSON Clerk of Session.