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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-23
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APPOINTMENTS nv tn, r,

yin MEN is BY THE PRESIDENT
=, n.nnft Crawford, of New Orleans, to h. 7, do.
- '.e o"''ei STATE for the sr.ct or I.ov,,i,n
I @, iheohoro u McC'leb. deceased
joseph Sanchez to he MARSHA al OF Al. u,;...,
pointed. Ne-ap-
@ ihom's Claiborne to be M,rshsI, of the U,;,.,
naes ,9T The Middle Ds'rlct OF Tennessee IN m.
the State of ONO. AZ io'edn IN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-23

OrsTERS-The season for Oysters commenced
the hrS' day OF this month"; and they are brought TO
our market IN great abundance-rarher like Peter
Pindar raznrs, 10 ss however, than to CRAFTY the
pa.gles OF those who delight m them-as good. far.
honest oysters should DO. They are We, too can
10 bag OF, with a lew exceptions. The Lynnha
ven troe are ~ good CONDITION, though Tar from
beng at their best; and we have seen some speei-
mems ON the rocks in the Western Branch quue
paSsAU.e But we were asionished 10 hear boat.
man this morning insisting on dollar bushol tor
oysters from Nlnscuond river. We never heard
"i such thing before /, Is true, they looked very
inviting IN the Prestrce Of the scrawny things that
were opening ~ The boats around them; ou, fifty
Gems IS he highest We have ever known 10 be ask
ed tor oysters from that ritcsevcn for those from
Sleepy Hoe, where, II there Is any thing ~ 4 name
The oysters ought to be fat. There was gentle.
man Standing ~ whose mouth watered for them.
and lie offered - cents, bat = bad bought the mans
oick-eye Icaae l.,.c .oNeg than the Mlikst price,
and beng resolved 10 make M the difference on hs
oYsler', lie would 20, take cent ioss than q co.,
or, which we believe he finally obtained. s.,
Sleepy Hoe oysters 10 take rank hereafter, Sc.
cond only 10 Lynnhlvun.-.Norfoik Herald
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-23

nc PRESIDENT, Will IN lev days take a short
ma t-w moments Tor fe ,tion-It S said that he
,te's himself he will br able To mn,ure , 6sr,I
scheme which Wi MOI dSapp INT the exp,ct,t,ons n,
ne cou""y.-tle Is anx Gus also that some hing
s""u'u ne done, and We - not believe he or The
country has one true fIenJ who does no, c,nrur IN
mt OPINION Ii is not probable that MIR TvlcI
mas agreed to any project yet known to the pubic.
Her. Ga.stis
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-23

NEW YORK MARKETS, Oct. 20.
COFTON-The market Is very firm, without
any change IN price. The range is from g TO IUI
cents.
FLOUR-The market has UNDERGONE no chance
-t'snes-e IS selling from ) 81 to So For common
brands Georgetown, ST.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-23
PENNSYLVANIA LEGISLATURES

Inc Wings OF the district at AlIesany and Butler
counties, elect the Safe Senator by enc yo'e,
mere were two Wing caud dates, which accounts
Tor the eoseness Of the THIS, we believe, Sc
cures the wing ascend,ncy IN the State Senate
Loco Focos.
The Loco FoeNs have very large majority in
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-23

IL may he interesting to know how long this
great national fund will hold out. and how much
lhe states may expect To receive hereafter. The
estimated quantity ot lard IN mail e. subisc, to
private entry, IS about II5,0OO,OOO acres. The
quantity surveyed ard unsurvevcti not vet red
Tor sale, IS about iOO,0O0OOO OF acres. All these
no" oeions'ns TO the severa States. in the proper.
uon gwen above, and the proceeds are TO he annu.
ally distributed anon: them.
=, me amount thnl will tie paid for them, taking
me n'n,;num price, vSilI be about S26S, $50 900
beduet from this The ten per cent, for
the States in which the lannds lie,
and ten per cent. for surveys ea-
penses OF sale, school lands sc. $3.50 600
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-23

- Whilst the Maisonitn denounces this
Journal as the most bitter assallsnt Of MIR. Tyler.
many OF the Whigs Of the State complain, tina, It
has not been severe enough IN It's structures upon
the course of the President. Bob charges cannot
I've true We feel that the latter has more iusrce in
Il than the former. Considering the aggravated cur
cumsiances attending the dissolution OF the c tbine'
the weakness, or the double dealin; exhibited to
wards the Wing Party-our auimadvers,ons. we
admit, were mIld-probibly far TOO mucn so for
The Provocation. We know they fell far short of
the scnIimen, which pervaded III. mass Of the Wings
IN TIE Commonwealth. These last eon.cmnli,ed
with unmrNsd modification and disgust, the aber
ratlons Of Mir. Tyler from the path which they con
ceved good itlrh and common honesty REQ al, cd him
To P1r'ue. They gave uuerance TO their feelings in
the s,raag terms Of honest Indignation. We fully
participated IN their ilcrnG Of disgust; bu; forbore
to give express on, so ong as MIR. Tyler end his
organ laid claim 70 VIII rEery. We preferred TO 20
violence 10 our own convictions, sooner than, 10y
possibility, 90 wrong to any one protesting to be
Wing. We nave our reward fof our moderation in
the increased inso.ence and more shameless apos,a.
cy OF those to whom /, was unwor,hlIy ex.ended.-
But this shall not provoke from the lI1e of con-
duct, which we have AID down to ourselves We
sinai. continue TO treat the President Of the Uni ed
States with the respect which attaches 10 his s,a
ton; ard we shall comment with as much nadera-
non as We cal command, upon such acts of his, as
all honest men and good patriots are compel ed to
dsaPProve. We may sthe some ndi.nlrion;-
but whilst he occupies his present position-indf-
teren to al. the moral obi cations Of party associa-
ton. and ready TO trade with any and every body,
by whom he can promote his individual interest,"
we can have no confidence in him
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-23

.Nara .fPpO'n'msn's-wo ar, requested To riv,
"o''ee mat all the appointments OF Midshipm.p.
required by the present wants of the Naval .s,,;..
nave been made, and that list Of the II will ,bo,l
be pubished.-Ib J
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-23
53,750.OO0
Nett proceeds to be divided
S2I5,OOO.OOC

The amount to be Giv,Ged each year will, Of
course, depend upon the rsp'dity with which the
Mt" states increase IN population, and new lands
are wanted; but II Is fair 10 c,lcllte m St.,5,,
annual IncTeaSc--B Boston .i'Ias
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-23
POSTSCRIPT
nv LAST NIGHT. v.,,

we understand the Hon. Jonn Forsyth, late
=. OF State. died yesterday morairr. IN
Washington, OF bilious fever.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-23

The PRE'iDrsr left the Sea, oG Gox.,,
yesterday morning, Ivy the way Of n ,l,;m,,. ..,
the Chesapeake, on visit to hi, re,iJenc, !, W"
gina. lie was accompani in IN. c,,s a.. c.
"'ouofe Morris aud several other gentlemen. Al.
most eight months OF constant confinement, and Of
'neessant attention to lobotous duties, mus, n,aL.
SNORT relaxation from the of Office as area.
Ole 10 the President as 1t us necessary.
Inc Commission which sat some time durin, N.
last summer In New York, by apo mt men, Of N,
executive, In examining the affairs of tte NJ
h"'S Custom house, is, we understand, abou, 10
resume that investigator. Tnrs wi be one eh ,n,.
In The composition # the Co nmission namely. Wi.
li'm a Br'dey, Esq. of,Li, cry. in p &C. Of N,
he.'ey' OF Ono The at,er gen,l, nan returned >,
ohio' we believe soon after tue Commission eo,.d
Its examination IN 5, ptemhrr.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-23
From the Compiler of Friday.
THE SECOND DAY.

Yesterday the second Act OF the Agricultural
Socety's AuumrHl DAMN took place The Nc.nes
presented were rich, every part was We ,,I,ved
ana The highest qualification ard enthusiasm va
e'C'eu, Inc spectator, moving amidst the thrnny
~h ca hlled the large Assembly Room a. IN. +,
chang, (Which was the theatre OF TN m,gn,6.rn,
arD ave the spaces otted 10 the artries for cxb,
oIlOn-behOdIng the rich specimens of intus,,y
anu ski tthrica ed toy the far hands of our incl
hSent c"unlry"omen, the fruits and flowers th,,
were disposed upon the long Iables-the DELIGHTED
hces '"d ihe smiles OF beauty that u minated and
Crowded the whole, must, Ike Tam O'Sh,u,e, -
thought "hS very eel enriched"
Truly the Exhibition was one exceeding anu
possible rIpecdion that could have been io,m.J
i ne he"ness oi The rnterpTZ- with US the inr,ncy
OF hOnIcul urdl aud BbtanIcal science brrc,h,,y
JUSTIFIED Out very limited expectations: but ~. re
pleistu To sly that the most san,uIn. were ia ~, -,
the ieLI IN their estimates. The di.nlay was ~
1r"P'e % ue room, arge as Il l., could well tGmI
ne e4hi"I'Ion OF gree house plants was most ad.
mrahIe, yet The specimens Of household arts ,r,r..
ca every hing else, and were equally rcmarkarle
lof th'iT O'auiy 'nd utility. No one cUult b,yc
examines 'h-,n without feeling ,isr,.e : dnr
'' ""-' '''- ess then,) Ot the Present rcr,,,
ton F-shlon mGy have made ner inrna,I; and
gwen Ne few more lack CLASSICAL, navei.Tel,,lcg
Gn tOe 'o-do. anything yourg ladies' than IN tine
rye Gouei but there Is no dimInutlon OF indus ~
ski. and taste among the mass OF females IN al he
u"uss that properly pertain 10 the true aud must
exalted condition of woman-the ertfcer of m,,,
hsppiness.
We must again, as We did yesterday, defer minute
details I'll the reports OF the Society are rearv
Tor prbicauon. The awarding OF pr, mums was an
interesting proceeding. The far recipients smnny
whom were the NATION and the daughter, came Tor.
"aru 10 The char and receIye their premiums whtis,
D. around were tices liz up with approving smiles
May tneIT EXAMPLES ne emulaftl
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-23

fLooR-Owlng o breach in The Canal IN, 20.
p n,Se e'e" very light, tor three Gays p,.,.
49, ""'e'S nave pu' M the price T. Sc, al which
me price s'rndS. aid is now finn.
1. "N-S'''s T." niv, were made at 20 certs for
% ioN-The make, IS hrsk-no al, .ra,ion,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-23
Wings
49, L.

We have taken the district Of Delaware, Marion
anu crawford (eleciing three mcmbers) from the
@o'e, because It is only certain that one Wing is
CHOSEN, and the other two are IN great doubt. The
o,ner counties TO hear from are Ashtabuls, Medina
ano Ni"n.oc, each eleeting one member, and the
oistret oi Lucas, &c. electrs two members.
monroe may be regarded certain Tor the Loco
rocos. and both sides aim Meiina. Lucas district
Is doubtful, but probably Loco Foe'. Ash,sbuia is
certainty Wing, unless the divisions which defeated
US IN Trumbul and Sumwat extended TO that
county. The party character of the House will
most probably depend on the Delaware district.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-23
fiom the BALTIMORE Patriot. Oct. ~.
OHIO FL ENrInN

~, ne Legislature Of Ohio still remains in doubt
we nave slip this morning GrUm the H,llsbotoush
News, giving us the official result in the Adams
hshisrd and Faye,ie district. The Loeos elec,
sher senator by votes. and one representative by
,, ana the Wings the other representative by 4 ma
The following tables will show how the s.n,,.
ana House stands according To- our returns:
SENATE.
wings n
Loco Focos "a
One district to hear from lucas, Williams, Sc.)
which Is a very doubtful one.
HOUSE.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-23
RICHMOND WING,

r0SLisHLD DALI AND sEhI-wEsElr, NJ
=. W. pLEt>NSTs, AND A. aioSEI,tsl
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-23
n y. MONEY MARKET-C TY NEWS.
InuRsD,y Ne, OF
MARK ETS-Oe.. 81.

., mere Is good demand for bri,s un S,x,,,L
moo'l" ana other mt, tn. they star d m ,cn .
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-23
Enn 1uA,.rEIr

shN The cnppcIci u * rSSEX !. R,yics mas.
sSSkD tel. nnw at CRY Po Cafre, about coo hhds To-
- bacco or 400 bbls nIuT. Apyly 10
"cs5 II CHARLES PALMER.
FOR HIRE We have for hire two Negro men ami
i5p Negro WOMEN. Apply inn cr'llc y TO
y 4
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-23
HOYr < cos OFFICE.

MORE LUCK.
IHCkET Nos Is 81 H. priz, drawing received YES.
Il teTily morn ~, sold and cashcd hv HOYT A Oh
lhis ~ h- ID ~ tot dsposing the MIC PRIZE slOOn
we are The Only vendors IA who sell such prIze-
''Hi'"'' ~ ~ a. -
NOTICE.
'IHE eoparncrshir OF NowLAND : swEENY was
= dissolved by mutual cnUsrut rho 21ri
last Alpcrsons indebted he concern viii make nav.
ucn vii ont delay, Thomas N,w a.ri; an ali hayiyr
CLAIMS thereon will present them e, nm Tor = ncnt
oc 2l-Gt NJ n sWrL 'NN"'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-23
RICH MON ID:
SATURDAY MORNING. OCTOBER.
Mr. CLAY AND TUE WINGS

The New York Courier, in repre,,n,in, IN,
Wings of New York as preferrins MIR Clay TO ali
other men for the Presidency, might have included
the Wings Of the whole Union. Ths, great States.
man stonis first in the affections of hts whis bre
,hren-he, of all men, has the strongest hold upon
their admiration and their gratitude He has never
deceived them. tie has always been true 10 his
tnendS-true 20 his ptirciplcs-snd above all true
10 ms country. Trey feel tha, they honor them.
selves IN loving and admring him. They know
hey will render the best service TO that eou,trv Ia,
placing the des,n,cs Of the country in his h,sds.
but ardent as is their admiration, it does not par,ake
OF the spirit Of man worship. Il is such ..nti.
ment as patriots and ireemcn may indulge towards
brother, animated by the same love of liberty, but
endowed with superior abilities for tnb,neiry N.
glorious cause. Ii leads them prefer him before
all other men for the most exalted and influential
station within their siit-bui l. does no, make th,m
his slaves, and his blind and subservient tools IL
does not carry them the extent OF prefertins &,
sratiiy his individual wi>hes-Qf at any time those
wishes were IN conflict with public duty)-,, the
expense OF the national wea. The cause stands
hrst in their affections, before all men, Tne success
Of 'h's, they deem OF paramount importance to the
elevation o' any individual, however much beloved
''N os"''e'' lucy nope lhat TINS iilustrlouS plt |
rot may be the selected instrument to bear aoft the
banner OF viciory,--and when the time comes, the !
wings OF Virginia will do whatever Wings may, to
secure the domination, to this great Champion OF
human freedom. Butt TOO soon now. Il would be
long INJUSTICE to themselves, injustice To MIR Cav.
IND injustice TO the cause they aTe llboring to ad
rance. IL would be degrading a great con,es, for
'Hne'p'e INTO one for men. 1t may be, that the
re ehery and misco undue, those, whom the Wbiss
lave invested with authority, may precptate the
sue and render It necessary for the people, forth
sh 10 erect tEeir standard against the traders in no.
I les end lnuisuers-who ere harerns away their
interests TO agsrand'ze themselves. In this contin
,ency, there IS none, around whom the people can
more safely ray, and mons to whom the Great Ii
'eraI Party OF the county would more j,yfuliy eI-
end an enthusiastic support. Bur, as before re
marked, the success OF this that man is OF subor
Innate consideration 10 the triumph of the CAUSE,
he triumph of Wing principles.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-23
DEhoCnAriU REVl"W
mUUsLiN DE nAINEs

TEN THOUSAND yards Mouslin a., Lanes, follows
Il HnS rcrriving, aud Wit bc sold cheap Tor Gosh
lull yards Pam Nuusnsal cn'ors aud an .lcs- R1y,
fins straw salmon Brown, sac, MAJ. Blue and Black,
and Hue Hacks
Ppy,nis ~ Fancy Pru ed Mouscins an styles figured
and stnyri, FROM, j. o. 1sJt, b. SC.
Ale -pad Mousens for children all wool, for 90 cents,
for sale
&C II H. r. JENKINS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-23

AIDES Fine Dtcss G,uci Hopts ~ superior qualit
~ manufactured Philadelphia expressly the sui
acnbcr For sale low. SAML fUTNEY,
Np.1p. ttt... ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-23
AGRICULTURAI. socIErY a. prNo,co

AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY OF HENRlcO.
we copy from the Compiler OF yesterday and
the day 'sf're. an account OF the pro ,eedinss of
this Society, which has catered upon the discharge
Of its duties, with zeal and energy unsu,p,sseJ
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-07-29
DIED.

In this town Thursday last Mr. Timothy w Wadron,
in the 18th year of his age. e y '-r:
Last week, Mrs. Mary Fontjami, aged 60.
On Monday last, child of Mr. Nelson Partridge, aged
weeks. = T. t'"+ 49,
In Woowieh, Mrs Jane Dumont, aged about 81 years.
In Woowlch July 22d Miss Susan Glass, aged 26
She deaf and dumb and received education In the
ASYLUM at Hartford, Con.
At Quincy, Fa, the 9Th inst while his way this
place. Mr. SAMUEL STILLMAN Low of this town, aged 90
years In his death the family has lost aniabie and in
erestng son and brother, and society worthy member
Com.
In Jefferson cd qlt Mrs Alice Wright wife of Mr. Joseph
Wright, aged "A years =
In Georgetown on Tuesday last, Mr.. Benjamin Emmons,
aged 70 years.
board Brig America, ofYellow fever, her passage
from Havanao this port, Loying Gushing, Cd mate, Of
Phipsburg. O. hrs ''ts - 49,.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-07-29
National Bank.

The following extract from letter IN the
Baltimore Patriot, dated Washington, July 2lst,
will be read with pleasure
"WiH National Bank be established at tie
present session. This continues to be the anx-
ious inquiry in all circles, and the first cues
ton asked by most strangers on their arrival in
the Metropolis. 1t appears, also, to be the prin-
cipal subject of solicitude every where. have
already expressed my opinion: and recent events
confirm the assurance gave some days ago, and
prompt me again to endeavour to dispel all doubts
from the minds of the friends ola National Bank.
New difficulties and new conclusions we may see;
but the final result, feel the utmost confidence,
will be the passage of BANK Bill. by decided
maiorities in both Houses, approved by the Presi-
dent, and acceptable, on the whole, to the coun-
try. There has been far too much croaking on
this subject. Defeat of proper Bank Bill has
been predicted and counted upon, when there
were really no grounds for such an apprehension.
The croakers may now hold their peace, for we
will certainly have National Bank before this
session terminates
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-07-29

TIN Orr OF JACKSON. On the estate of Mr..
Eastman, of Jackson, New Hampshire, diseov-
cred a large mass of tin ore, which was blasted
out while obtaining specimens OF the arsenical
pyrtes which occurs on that estate.
The ore consists of the massive, crystalized
and granular oxide of tin, and is associated with
the arsenlcal iron, but is not mixed with it
Having reduced few of the crystals to metallic
tin while in the town of Jackson, L subsequently,
made a minute chemical analysis, and several
assays of the ore in mass, and obtained after pull
verzing and washing, from 80 to 50 per cent of
tin.
believe that, although some minute grains
have been seen on the garnet rock OF Haddam,
in Connecticut, this may be considered the first
proper tin ore that has yet been found in winch
there was notable proportion of tin
Thus far the small tin VEN of Jackson must
be looked upon only valuable guide, for it
does not contain an adequate quantity Of the ore
for supplying, furnace. [Survey of N. H.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-07-29

GENEROSITY AND ENTERPRIsE 1t will be rec
objected that short time since we published an
account cf the destruction of large Grist Mill,
in Sebec, in Piscalaqus county, owned by Il. r.
Gilman 81 Co. Our correspondent informs us
that on the Monday after the fire, the citizens of
sebec determined to aid the propretors in rebuild
ing the mill, subscribed $500 for this purpose,
and Immediately went to work getting out the
timber from the logs, and drove the work with
such impetuosty, that in two days and half, the
building 80 feet by 80, two stories high, ta-
ken from the logs, framed and raised One man,
Capt John Nelson, started the first log for the
frame, and continued his labors without allowing
moment for sleep until the building was raised !
Bdngor Wing.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-07-29

A Coop ExAMPLE.-W We heard Mr.. Clay in a
debate, day or SINCE upon the Loan Bin, re-
mark That for twenty thuty years, neither he nor
his wife had owed any man dollar. Both OF
then, many years gone by, had come 10 the con-
clusion that the hes, princp lie of economy was ibis
''never to get in debt. 10 indulge yQnr wants when
You were able 10 do so, and to repress them when
you are not abe to indulge them" The example
IL not only an excellent ono for itself, but comes
from a high source. To repress want sone of the
wisest safest and most necessary principles of poli:
ical economy. 1t prevents not only the dangerous
practice of living beyond the MEANS but encourages
the safe precedent o. living within ihem- fall who
could, would live within their means, the world
would be much happier and much better than It is,
Henry Clay and his noble housewife gives us an
example worthy of all imitation. N. Y Express.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-07-29
Another Great Bank RObbery-Ninety Thou
sand Dollars stolen.

From the st LOUIS New Era, Extra July II.
An Express arrived in town this morning, from
Jacksonville, Illinois, bringing handful, announ-
cling the robbery of the Branch of the State Bank Of
Illinois, of about 90 900 dollars. We copy it
Five Thousand Dollars Reward.
The Branch of the State Bank OF Illinois at Jack
sonville, was robbed las, night Sunday, the 18th
st)-The doors were entered by false keys. The
following is the probable amount taken by the rob
ber 10 $7S. 900 OF paper; about $47 600 Oft the
above was in Parent Bank per, the balnnce mo +
~ in notes Of tho Branches and Bank of limo Is
About $4,000 in gold, and or 1000 in silver -
The above reward will be plid for the recovery OF
the money and the detection Of the robber.
J. p. WILKINSON, President.
jacksonville, July IL iS4I.
We learn in addition to what is stated that the
Hooks, paper and evidences of debt, were cut up.
mu,liated and destroyed by the robhers-ior there
must have been several persons engaged in II; and
TINT part of the Banking house was occnpi d as a
residence, by the Teller.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-07-29

SARsAPARILLA CoMpouND. We believe some one has
said if not will say that person who tries to en-
lighten cheer and make comfortable This cold and dreary
like existence, who pain, who helps the suffering
invalid, that person who feel for his fellow mortal, to
beatty existence is beneiacor to his race Need we say
that such person is William Brown, Chemist, Boston, who
has manufactured from pure Sugar and Spanish sarsapar,
most pleasant and heahf beverage of Sarsaparila Com
pound mead syrup And what may he considered more
strange by some, Messrs Baker and Goram Druggists OF
this village received from the ''cy Of steady habits
few this blood purifying syrup which they offer
for the special benefit of those who troubled with dys
pepsia, irrtaed stomach of humored skin In fact, all
who wish Wholesome and pleasant drink, try this Com
pound. LLansingburgh Gazette, N. Y.