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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-26
FROM TEXAS

by the poli,eness Of the steamship New York,
Captain Wright, IN 80 hours from Galveston. we
have been furnished with papers TO I3 h instant in
elusive. The New York brought i5 passengers
The message Of president Lamar has been de.
,yered TO Congress. IL isas long as one Of Mr.
Van Buren's used 70 be. II opens with consrntu.
latlons on the prosperity Of the country. The re-
iauons with Mexico are deemed unsnfisfactOry, and
an amcaOe adjustment Of the quarrel impractical
ble. lie hdvses hustilties, and states that he has
made arrangements 10 send the Texan Navy 10 20
operate with the government Of Yucltan-a nd
" power-in acting against Mexico. lie thinks
many advantages must result from this course.
The Navy will be preserved IN active service FREQ Of
expense, and will compel the Mexican government
10 more peaceful policy with regard to Texas --
tie IS opposed TO military invasion Of Mexico; but
edvises the establishment Of Military posts west Of
Nueces for the protection Of that portion Of the coun
Try. lie recommends that Congress {, Ike into con
sIderutlOn the traffic conducted between the people
OF the western frontier, and approves highly Of il.
Tie submits To Congress the capture of Mr. DemIt
by party Of Central troops Of Mexico.
The relations Of Texas with France orc friendly
the affair at MIR SaIgny will cause no dlstur.
Oauce OF tranquility. With Great Britain the mu-
tual ratification Of treaties hu, been postponed lii
June, 1872 With the United States the relation,
OF the young Republic ore most amicable. The
message speaks IN growing terms OF the probable
results Of the Santa Fo Expedition, in pouring IN.
10 the Golfers Of Texas the rich resources Of the com
mtrce Of that section, and establishing intimate po
liuca relations with people known to be irisrdl,
10 Texas as dissatisfied with the Mexican govern.
ment. The remainder Of the message b. devoted I,
| topics Of minor intcrcsL-lN. o Bee, Nov. ~.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-26

lNlbHAphpr ZEl nov, ISL.
Dear Sir have yours Of the Goth instant. You
ask me if | was present when Mr. Adams took
copy OF your letter 10 the Coffee House, IN August
last. In reply TO your note, have to state that
WAS present. think d was the day after your let
ter received at the Coffee. House. that | called
there to see H. when found Mr. Adams, Mr. Lynch,
and several other acquaiutarces. In the course OF
- or 20 minutes, MIR Adams, Mr. Lynch, and some
othe's, left the roOm-sOon ul'cr saw MIR Adams
10 conversation with another person al the foot of
the steps; he came into tie room; some enc was
reading the letter at the time but soon laid il down
by me-Mr A. took Il up and carried il to the writ.
ing desk and commenced writing, and as supposed,
was copying the letter. then left the room MIR
Lynch, m the meantime, had not returned.
Very respectfully,
WM. ANDERSON, Jr.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-26

morning. In reply to your enquiries, have only
70 say my recollection OF the subject of the epaui-
~ contained IN the first part Of your letter, is TOO
'mPeHee' TO enable me TO state with accuracy what
occurred on the occasion alluded to by YOU and Won
must, therefore, excuse me from giving you my in
presson about the matter. With regard to your last
enquiry, can only say that heard you on one oc.
use towards Mr. Adams, in his presence what
some decision OF his on race in which you were
concerned, which Mr. Adams did not resent in nv
presence, but cannot undertake to say whether he
uu OF h"d not sufficient reasons for the course he
pursued on that occasion.
Very respectfully,
Your obt serv't
ID RANDOLPH.
T. ;. Such papers rs have noticed the facts of
above. Nm '
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REGIMENTAL ORDERsl

Richmond, Nov. 12,h, 1871.
UNHERE will be Battalion Courts Of Enquiry
= on the 18th day Of the present month, az the
Gun House Of the Fayette Artillery Company, for
tho First Battalion, NJ 10 O'Clock, and for the Sc
cond Battalion at ~ o'clock, A. NJ.
There will be a Rogmental Court Of Enq uiry
&C the same place, on tho 20th day Of December
next at I o'clock, Am.
By order Of the Colonel
no 26-3, TITUS G. RICE, Adiulsnt.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-26

Miss Ann Forbes the bearer Of this note has been for
nearly three years the Principal OF Female Academy
In this place During rau - that time 4 resident
la tho same family with Miss r truly consider
her Amply quahelo instruct In all :he branches usually
taught Ia Female AGA cmcs OF the highest grade In
aud attention 10 her pupils she will be found
lSyneil r p HAWKES.
Teacher ofthc Milton Male Academy.
Milton, October 2Fh, 1871.
to- Enquirer will copy
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n II HARDING.


tax" great pleasure In expressing my high estimation
Of the qualifications u Miss Ann Forbes, a Teacher
her patent and unrcming attention tn the pup under
her charge Of the Milton Female Seminary, for the
years has attracted the particular notice Of the patrons Of
the SCHOOL, Ter Intimate acquaintance with Junior and
senior branches II Female Education. united with her
ludcious system o mpaTtug instruction, the
proycment well as the Affections Of Tupils With
the progress OF my own little daughter been more
than gTard, anl In sheer justice 20 the
aud intrinsic worth Of higy deserving lady IchceIuly
render her this testimonial my appreciation
49, lSgncfl JOHN GARLAND.
Milton, " T., October 2lfh, 1911.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-26

FRIESDs-Wo should never number our friends
by the visits that arc made 10 us, or coniound the
dcconcles Of ceremony and commerce with the Of.
fees Of united affections. There is no depending
upon those men that only take their compliment IN
ter att lie will find him,elf in great mistake
that either seeks ior friend in palace, or tic,
him az a feast.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-26
HALF SINr. My. % 1911

Dear Sir-Will you be so kind IS 10 inform me
whether you were present when MIR Richard Ad
ans took copy Of my letter from the Coffee.
House, Ia August last, and without reference to
motives, simply state the circumstances as they han.
pened, under which the copy was taken, so far as
they fell under your eye and whether Il was done
IN the presence or absence OF MIR Lynch.
Very respectfully,
JOHN NJ. Bolts.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-26
TESTIMONIALS.

The bearer Of this, Miss A &. Forbes has taught The
Female school In this place for than two years u.
ring which time she has reside n ny family. cons1er
hcr quahhcd both la requirements by practice to
teach those branches Of Female Education usually taught
Ia Academies amt High Schools.
lSsuedl III HARDING
Milton, n q, October Goth, ISL
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ARRIVED,

Seht Seatine, Capt. Linth,um, Bait more, sun
T n 70 x Geo Winston, Lancaster. DenJy Il
o., stanford & Co, l. woodson, wombe 4
Smith, uNt~ood n Co, q Tibet, 4 Son. WsSS
Booker & Hamilton. "P''' - S0"' "eoo'
Sshr Jubilee, Capt Marin. Baltimore, sundris,.
ter. N' 'aU'' 10 mas
SAILED,
Barque Bachelor Horton, New Orleans. tobacco
Passengers, SC. 'O'ae0o'
Schr Boston, Brsg, n. York, coal.
bacco, SC. '' w.
sehr Patrick Henry, Mister, Baltimore, coal
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SAILED.
COMMERCIAL RECORD.
RICHMOND MARKETS
THURSDAY, Nov. ~, IS,

- THURSDAY, Nov. -, IsIi.
loeACCo-Reeeip,s light, and eon,,,
mostly OF low parcels, which are taken by Manu-
LECTURERS and Stemmers, at rates ruling from sIl
S4i-qrnlily generally poor.
FLOUR continues a, SO 81 on Basin bank.
CORN is very heavy at COS, and will be an, To
recedc.
OATS are worth IS to so cents from the car, and
wagons, and As at the wharf.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-26

HCHN1ED, Nov 20, 1871.
Deer Sir-AIi3w me IN inquire # you were not
present 100 the Fa.. OF 1888 when the conversation
referred 20 ,n Mr. Adams publication, took place IT,
which nc says I spoke IN very disfespsctfu terms
Of Mr. Minge ond whether you heard me apply Ian
gUase TO Mr. Minse az al. tiHcspectiu and fuot, to
whom tina; disrespsc'lu language was applied.
Respectfully yours, &c,
JOHN NJ. Bolts.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-26

HJ' The Delegates to the Education Convsn.
ton' who were appointed at the Meeting of tho
Exchange Hotel, on Monday Evening, the 18Th
instant, ars requested to meet on FRIDAY AF-
IERNOON, o'clock, At the Lecture Room of tho
First Baptist Church. no9ss,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-26

IL The Attention of the Public is requested
TO The Sale OF the desirable House and Lot at the
heed Of Main Street, (steiy occunisd inv M.
iNnkyO which takes pace This Evening, AT 4
O'Clock. II. II. DICKINSON, Aucl.
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NOTICE

H. Those at a distance, desiring to subscribe
70 the INDEPENDENT" arc requested to address nv
at Richmond, until LIST December, and after that
time, at Washington City.
PLEASANTS, JON NSTON 4 wOnDsoN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-26

RIemnonp. Nov. 22d. 1871.

ltltHNnhpt Nov 2Edt lS4ls
Dear Sir have jus. received yours Of the 10Th
insiant, wishing me tp say whether ! was present
on the fall Of 1885, when Conversation referred TO
IN Mr. Adams publication, took place, "in which
he says, spoke In very disrespectfnl terms Of Mr.
Minge, and whether you heard me apply language
70 Mo MIngc, az OH dsfcspectful; # not, 10 whom
that dsrcgpcctluI language WIS applied"
/ was present with Mr. BJits and Mr. Adams,
some time about the lime alluded 10, and Mr. Ad-
ans and Mr. Bots had an alteration respecting a
Transaction between Mr. MInge and Mr. Bots.
DO not think that Mr. Bolts used any language TO.
wurGs Mr. Mnge, disrcspCctfuI; HE remarks were
intended for Mr. Adams, Bs well as rccO'ICct. lie
appeared a good deal freued with Mr. Mngc, and
observed that he would never have another truusic-
ton With Nj MInge. Tho language that / cOnsd-
cred most dsrCspecilIl, was intended 10 apply %
Mr. Adams, and Mr. Botts remarks 10 Mr. Adams
were pretty harsh, charging him with interfering
md NEEDING with his tronslc ions with Mr. Minge;
and think Mr. Adams understood tho remarks TO
apply 20 him, as we have talked about the matter
since. lSHAm PUCkETT.
Hon. JSo. NJ. Boris
| addressed o letter to Mr. COPELAND Randolph,
requesting him 10 furnish me his reco.Isctions Of
/ what tanspired az the time, accompanied with
| statement Of what Is contained above, IN 70
gard 20 him, "a copy Of which did not think 10 re-
| oinJ and DO "a conversation with him, this morning
he said that be had some ndlstinct recollection o
the circumstances detailed, but no did not rccoIlec
them with sufficient accuracy, 20 furnish them TO mi
Tor publications and even an indisunctnoss Of recol.
lection, on bis part, sustained by the psTtsei recocc
tons OF Mr. Pickett is Sufficient Tor my purpose
Els letter is belOw-and from that u will appear
that this man, who now talks 10 me about gunpow
der and hot lead nd who Is 90 ready, on oil coca
siOns, % protect the honor Of his friends, hiss ha
abundant opportunity 10 protect hs own, which h.
has thought not worth the trouble.
! suppose, after this painful exposure, which ha
been forced upon me by his own folly, no one vii
be surprised that did not agree 70 meet him as oil
equal. JOHN NJ. Bolts.
RICHMOND, Nov. "a, 1871.
Dear Sir-YoJrs Of 2Osh instant, received thi
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-26
WASHINGTON TENpgR A NCg SO,,Ii,tr,---

The Washington Temperance Men will hold
Their weekly Social meeting on Friday evening. nj
the Lecture Room under the Unitarian Church, AZ
~ O'Clock. They invite all disposed to join, to at
., ~ Afull meeting is particularly desire Die on
this occasion. "
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-26
IL, noYs 80 cnLDREN.s snoEs ~

A LARGE assortment Of the above Shoes nnd Boots,
n mn STYLES and prices recently received Purchasers
eau scarcely aI being suited goods ~ This Kind fthry
will give call ID. BlLilNGION & 60,
npH Mansion House.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-26
dENTLEMEs's yEEY oMEAP BOOTS,


a GOOD assortment Of tho above Boots in Store aud
II for sale at the above very low rriCes 49,.
no % Mansion House.
(tAHDNER's INSTHUCTOR-1ho Kitoncn
cn ana hcIb Sceus with practical directions under each
lead, for the cultivation 81 Cunliry, Vegetables aud
be done m kitchen garden every month throughout mo
season, ais directions ior iorcmE ant Forwarding vege
FLORISTS GUIDE,
Containing practical directions for TIE cultivation Of
enl classes. Herbaoeous az. shrubby Lubous Frbrous
moolsy CSs9dsr' I instruction. 3r the man
rnird edition. cnInEeiryT BrfEcman.
noa6 sWITm, DINNER MORRIS
LADIES FINE sEAL-sKIN, AND MO-
ROCCO WALKING SHOES.
THE Ladies' arc respectfully informed that wo hare
i vcry Zoe ayso1meut Of nc above Shoes, which We
sivc ua a call d. BURLINGTON & GO,
noH Mansion House.
MISSES, BoYs' AND CUILDREN's SHOES A>D
BOOTS.
A LARGE assortment Of the above shoes and Boots,
u an HyIc' and prices rcg,nily r,esvsi PuIehs,srs
will give ms a cal u. BURLINGTON q 90,
n"26 M,nso7 House.
RuOwN AND LOAF sUuAtt, Sss-yeV
Low proci Porto REQ DO
Double ra1ci g1r tn
sinElc 90 40 %
PmIsieirIl crushed do Tor salo by -.
nov25 M,lu st., door bslov = Dayi : Co
RICHMOND THEATRE.
For the Benof, Of Mr. SEGUIN.
FRIDAY EVENING, November 26ib, 1911.
Aubcrs' celebrated Opera
FRA DlAVOLO.
ZsUfys Mrs NfGuiu
Frt Davuu.. aus,lN
Lord ANluflt
grnruuw ssss Nnapah
Lady Alcash. '''' "l'''
with the Farce OF
THE WANDERING MINSTREL.
Tom naratwith "a bafcno ballads, ')....Mr Chapman
tr-,-- To morrow Evcuiur Mrs Srruin NJ scrun snd
M Mauvcrs boz ityorife Opera.
trs-Thc New Comedies Of LONDON ASSURANCE
and MONEY arc tn active preparation and will DO pre-
scntod with every attention 10 thclr superior mcihs
u- Persons who have applied for situations Door.
keepers. respectfully informed they arc nov Med
ny Season Tickets can be procured BY application ~
the Bor once, fom " A. N. ul2P. NJ Prce t2 g., Tor
/ two monhl
NJ norss-Ia and ~ Tier u ccnis Pr N ecnis LEI
| and ~ Galleries ~ cta C5lourcd do - ota.
| 40 26-u
| ~ JOHN PARISH who len Montreal in Uanadt III AZ
4 rusi last, will write his fatbcr IN Montreal, hs VIII
hear % somelhirr ~-esuyto Die advantage. no 8-cfl
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-26

10 Persons who have applied for situations Door.
keepers arc respectfully informed they arc nov Med
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-26

ny Season TieEels can be procured by application ~
two m1utha
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-26

rrs-The New Comedies Of LONDON ASSURANCE
and MONEY boz active preparation, end will DO Pre-.
acntrd with every attention 10 thclf superior merits.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-26
LADIES' FINE sEAL-sKIN, AND mo,
ROCCO WAI.KING SHOES

THE Ladies' respectfully informed that wo hare
Il vciy dnc assortment uf he above Shoes which We
will tIHo pleasure in Showing tIsW We invite them TO
give a call. ID. BURLINGTON s. co,
no4j Mansion House.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-26

ny Rorss-Isi and ~ Tier u cents; PH % ecnis;1st
and ~ Galleries ~ cts C5ourcd do 70 ois,
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RnOwN AND LOAF sUoAit, a.

I'd To.mouow Eveuior. Mrs sesmn, NJ scruln End
M Manvcrs boz a flyorife Opera
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-26

RICHMOND, Nov. %, 1871.
Dear Sir-YoJrs Of 9Osh instant received this
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-26
R1cHmoNn- ~ - IN

VIM. Anderson, Esq.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-09-09

THURSDAY, Sept. 2J.-srr, brig Monaco. Gort, 10 d.
I'm Pictou for T.. Greenwich. Leh bark Danube Far
WE'LL for Prov 24ih; ship Nathaniel Hooper, for Bosion
do; brig -, Hatch, for Somerset do brigs Acton
johnson, for Providence; and Peruvian watson, ioi
Philadelphia, sailed in company with the NJ. Passed ~
the Cut Of Canso, sch Orzimbo, I'm sedgwck bound IN
Brig New York, Perfrey, I'm New York for Portland
Schs Choctaw, Norton, 10 days I'm Piciou tor East
Greenwich; Cygnet, Eddy, I'm Lyme, CT; Alexander
Tay lor, New York Henry, Nckerson, fm Boston foI
Philadelphs; Elizabeth Nickerson I'm do for New York
Trader. Nckerson, I'm Dennis for do; Ouive, ,Nckerson
I'm Boston for Albany Champion Drew Nantucket for
New York; Nile, Snow I'm Dartmouth for Hartford
Sloops Annawony liurdick, I'm Rondoui Juno, Brown
I'm Prov for York; Victory, Heath, I'm New York for
rovidencri Juliet, Fourier, I'm do.
FRIDAY, Sept 3d.arr, brig Antares, Hatch, ~ days
fin Pictou for Somerset.
| Schs II Hooper, silas, I'm Rock River for Provid
Columbian Eagle, Lewis, fun Philadelphia Rowenn,
Williams, fn N Bedford
Sloops Avon, Rsmsdell, I'm York for Provid; Emily
Bake I'm do Tor do; Essex Durleo, in do for River.
SATURDAY, Sept 4th.-srr, bark Danube, Farwel, On
Pictou for Provid.
Brig Amethyst, Simpson, 10 days I'm Pctou for Prov.
Brig Pinta, Purrington, I'm + Greenwich.
Sch Isaae Jackson, swift, I'm Falmouth Tor york.
Crcensb,ry Holt, Crumner lin do for Philndelphia
Oral, Davis, I'm wareham for ds; Trynll Gibbs, and
Coumbs C"rbett, I'm Prov for Norfolk; Concord, Bur'
roughs, I'm Philadslphin via Wilmington, Del days
SUNDAY, Sopt 5ih.-srr, schs Cen Cobb, C"hb, days
I'm Baltimore, for this port Fall Riyer Experiment
Atkins, FIN Chatham for Connecticut RIVER maria
| Small, fm Boston for Provid.
| Steamboat Telegraph, Deming, I'm Proyid tr Boston
| MoSpAy, Sept 6ih-arr, schs Holder borden, baker
I'm Philndelpha for ProvI Renown Staples, I'm do ie
do; Metamora. Winslow I'm N fork tor Nnrreni Ergo
| Wooster, I'm Franklin.
on coast survey, last from Edsarton.
Sch. Centurion, Curtis, IN, Bangor for Providence
Commodore, Browning, I'm Bristol for New York.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-09-09
MEcnANics' EXHIBITION.

MEcnANIcs' EXHIBITION. The Bos-
Ton Transcript says-"Preparations are
now making on an extensive scale, for
the opening on The 2Olh instant, and the
workmen are now engaged in preparing
taneuil and Quincy Halls 70. the recep-
ton Of articles, which promise to be
more numerous and Of hlg her value than
on any former occasion. The whole Of
Faneuil and Quincy Halls will be occu-
ped this year, which it is estimated will
afford ample room for the proper display
OF all articles offered, without the crow
Ding and confusion experienced at tho
lust exhibition. The working machinery,
very important and iniereres,ing part
oi the display occupying the whole of
one Of the large divisions of Quincy
Hall, will be driven by new and pow
eriol locomotive Steam Engine, built by
Messrs. Hinckley, Drury & Co. II is
10 stand in South Market street, with
connecting belts attached to The wheels,
carried to the machinery in the Hail.
Fnneuil Hall, and tho Great Rolunda
IN Quincy Hall, will be the two grand
points OF display for useful and important
articles. A new bridge, Of a novel con-
structlon will be erected to connect the
Halls, passing over Market Square,
Several other important Improvements
are making, which cannot fail TO render
this exhibition the most important one
ever got up in this country.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-09-09
September 9, l84l.
RHODE ISLAND COAL

'u>HE attention Of the inhabitants Of this
1 town, is respectfully called 10 the ing
OF Coal from the mines at the North end Vi
this Island. A load Of this Coal was landed
yesterday on Stevens Wharf,-it is much
hnndsomer than any before sent to market
and will no doubt give satisfaction to all who
may give it a far trial
The price will be 5000 for ton Of 224C
lbs. in the lump-delvered at any part Of the
town.
The subscribers have a contract for limit
ed quantity Of this Coal, and would recon.
end to oil who will be likely to want il,
that they hand US their orders as soon as
possible, that we may Judge Of the quantity
that may be required TO be brough, to this
town for the approaching winisr-as the
mines being new, 1t is uncertain about de-
pending on a positive supply through the
winter. WIN. e.. COZZENS, 4 Co.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-09-09
DIVISION ORDER, NO. 1.

Division HEAD QUARTERS, RHODE ISLAND MILITIA,
Providence, 81 september, ls4l.
The commissioned and warrant officers at
tached to the several Brigades in this State
are ordered to meet for the purpose Of i'm
provement in discipline and martial exercise
on the following days, to wit:
The FIRST Brigade, Gen Newton, on Tues
day, 2Sth of Sept. instant.
The second Brigade, Gen. Stoddard, on
Monday, 9th Sept. instant.
The third Brigade, Gen. Steadman, or
Wednesday, 29th Sept instant.
The fourth Brigade, Gen. Greene, on
Thursday, ,Oth Sept. instant. Per order Of
Major Gen. JAMES G. ANTHONY.
WM. w. BRowN, Aid de Camp.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-09-09

OFFERS for salc his whole stock of Con
" dictionary, Toys, Soda works aud hx'
tures, % they now stand IN the store at MAR.
ket squnrcj Tho opportunity that now offers
Tor some one to get rich don't happen every
day, as all get rich that enlist under the sugaI
plum banner. The store will be let for one
year or more.
Also. two Of Pens Billiard Tables OF the
l,rsi quality for sale, and room TO let.
Also, roum m 81 story, suitable for an Office
or club room, ~ by n For further psrilcu-
lsrs enquire rs above. Sept. =.