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New-York tribune., 1841-04-26

Bogu, Factory Broken I'p-About the last of March,
all materials and machinery to carry man
uiactory spurious coin found the farm of man
named Ode living Palnicrs Prairie in S.. Joseph
Co Ia The operations OF the were not confined to
countereiting but appears that stealing important
branch of the business. Odel Immediately taken into
custody and subsequently others have been appre-
hcnded and occurred.
New-York tribune., 1841-04-26

% We heartily concur in the suggestions of Fifty boz
lars, that the raising of large Of money political
purposes three times year and by half dozen diff
fepnt organizations, cNcspnonabe, and subec, great
abuses. We hope the time Will when the raising
OF political funds fer any other purposes than the necessary
ones OF rOOm-rent, advertising printing tickets, e. will be
entirely dispensed wiki. If that has come already
much the better Blu, how would correspondent have
done when the Polls constantly surrounded by Loco
t0'o bulhes from the Custom House, Corporation Yard
Nc &c Receiving III" pay for ,hcir time frem the public
chest and lighting with desperation strengthen their grasp
the Spells, Mus; these men be met. and Their
sleepsss, INSCRIPTIONS Vaccinations defeated And il
Wings who can afford their VIII stand a, the polls
mus; not those who cannot afford i, be paid to do so
New-York tribune., 1841-04-26

TIE Temperance Reform Is exciting the most intense IN
;eres in Montreal Meetings frequently held and fully
attended eloquent addresses delivered and during eight;
days three hundred and wenycight signatures were
obtained TO the pledge Is beneficial influence felt par
teclagy among the soldiers stationed that place
New-York tribune., 1841-04-26

u The Cincinnati Chronicle of the Eth instant states
that Edward LAYTON the young who had been arrested
on the charge OF having caused the death of Mr.. Grswe
Baptist preacher brought before the Mayor for exam
nation After hearing the testimony the he
committed FOR trial on the charge Of murder.
New-York tribune., 1841-04-26
.ppoIyrHENTs BY TIE PRESIDENT

Taov,sW NEvros to be Marshal tor the DISTRICT OIL
Arkansas 49, - ba Postmaster at Columbus Ohie-
JOIN 81 RITEKrirID. to be Attorney for the District OF
Illinois
New-York tribune., 1841-04-26

Wreck Of Slarer.-Thc brig Troubadour, under Span
sh colors reported belonging Rosaliue kan Of Bis
sau Africa with 2G9 slaves board, from the coast.
bound to B-rbce wrscked about 9th Of Feb the
Caycas Islands. All board saved and arrived at
Nassau The vessel was totally lost. The captain and
took passage Spanish brig bound Havana, then
lying port The ncsoc. taken possession of BY the
authorities of the island
New-York tribune., 1841-04-26

4 Losing Ga-s.-According official returns recently
punished, the excess OF expenditures over income IN the
United Kingdom amounted in 1927 to s65576O in 1888 TO
S+9s,S IN 1888 to sl5ll,79a and in 1910 to 1893
90 making total OF 80 And all this
o: peace
New-York tribune., 1841-04-26

At.eation the Unirerse to TIE SINS Special Express
The Extra SUM- upon the arrival OF the Great IVES
tern on Saturday announces with flourish that
'by Special Express from London 70 Bristol raE ee'-
sieey for tie NeyOrk Sna they have received London
papers the s,h The latest London quotation IN the Sun
is dated the 9Th and the latest Liverpool the 5th the
other city papers had Liverpool dates to the 7th That
Special Express must be 'aralsa5ie
New-York tribune., 1841-04-26
APPOINTMENTS BY THE GovsNNok AND e.

Af'fOiSIhtNis pi i'' April 20.
yo.s-sv,e..er Spencer notary pusle from the 50h inst
hsn hi. present OF Office will expire - r,.; npsu
Thomas l. punaIior, notary PHo'e III P'-''
resigned 49, or i,.d- in place Of William II.
John =. Crosby commissioner VI N' "
Harris. cutler and hoadias iaace OF Cyrus
hGaa s. Baker euler and heading place of John
Morris, de'e''ed April %.
Abraham P fTodrcdee. of Ausertz first judge Of the
80 c.n,,s in place Of saniel B. Cady, re-gned
New-York tribune., 1841-04-26

% The cotton pckcry OF Mr. Asccock, in Mobile, was
consumed b. fire the 9Th Unsurpassed TO have been
the work Of an incendiary
New-York tribune., 1841-04-26

Bridge tie Hssissippi-The St. Louis New Era
that the Illinois Legislature have Incorporated
pany, with capital of 100000, build bridge
the Mississippi. at Alton is not in an. manner to OBJ
the naygaon OF the river. be commenced
years and to be completed in thereafter.
New-York tribune., 1841-04-26

. Franklin Sawyer, Jr, editor of the Michigan State
Journal has been appointed Superintendent of Public In
struction in that State.
New-York tribune., 1841-04-26
THE TRANSFORMATIONS DRUMNrp -

THE TRANSPORTATION DRUMMERs
Ars-.' TIE Eu,ial o. SIR JOHN Moore
Many drum heard, and di.soriaii no.e
AS the drummers busy naiers,
Cutting prices nothing each Hule 10,
Going West for The Country Retailers.
They ~ork away sharply fr.m morn nigh:
Their heads and their tongues briskly wagrns-
Telling merchants ho* lew they Il take hc.c, sa4 ~
Ana OF their facilities Dragging.
They think, as ,hey drum abou; the streets
Putting forth Ike an ok fashioned bellows
That the merchants they chase,O their various re,,
VIII think they are dish .fne teilors.
Quickly and sadly the price went down
To dollar, By stc0m TO Sandu.ky;
Only leaving the Lines and the Agent. in town.
Pockets empty, and threats dry AID husky
It's nuts for the merchant who has ireghts TO 90.
To be drumme9 by ,hese sons OF their mothers,
And they he ike San, Hill, whcr they tell ;heuaov,
They We had offers J. carry by others.
Let the lrnmracrs work ,,us !or month SIX week
And for that time in !ow price. revel,
And by putting and blowing they Il a. split ,er chsh
And half their Lines 90 the ID
Pearl Street House, 4p,4i 81, 1871 NPslur
New-York tribune., 1841-04-26

= We are happy Col. Miller. OF Con,tablevile.
Lewis County mas been promptly restored the Post Office
tina; village which he removed for taking the
Extra Globe Alb. Eve. Journal.
New-York tribune., 1841-04-26

p The Montreal Transcript mentions that the Taiaco-
operation the has been lately
succe,-. performed in that city female patient by
Dr. Hall.
New-York tribune., 1841-04-26

Stage ro65er aken-Thv fellow who robbed the Chas'-
Lcrsurg the 9th inst has been taken and 5000 OF
the : 600 stolen have been recovered.
New-York tribune., 1841-04-26
e Let tho>c Judge other. who. themselves excl,
And ccnsurc freely who have written we'll

Nov whether w. justified his by TINS rule
may be from the language of his structures the '
see lines of which perhaps many errors as Ger
tain memorable first sentence Ex President For
when vsi men e. Who appear N pint earn @e'
ne should have written what he when will i'en hare
learned write good English and instead OF N paper pa0
Hshed in aay page TO- he should written IN page 10 OF
paper published in A5ayno; mention other aPses equally
exceptonabe These observations made merely TO show
how rarely d-on perfect afford FosH ;oF improve
Ken, in poiu; Of purity exactness.
Perhaps the uplacng OF propositions or the parts Of sen
yence Is more common fault Than any those which
yosr correspondent mas so cevery exposed You w reinen
Der lu.c-ous bunder this kind lately made in the 'ite
an address congraraa,ag her Majesty her escape from
Assassination o. Babies * OF the City Of Glas
gov and another may found the advertisement o; well
known ocus which says really that artificial eyes cannoi
b- distinguished from natural without giving pana
true indeed Of glass eyes, who desire that they
should look alike bst hardly me istoed
intended 70 convey.
One word more clear tia, the objection made to
a:auabe i no, rather hpe-cr:aeal lis question respect
as me choice Of words A,anabe neither agsh nor
neegant proper ob,anabe, except compost
processing philosophical and scientific precision
2.
New-York tribune., 1841-04-26
Private Correspondence of the Editor.

Extract from letter dated WAsHiNGToS April I'D
The crowd of Strangers has greatly diminished
here the lettings of the mails being and most OF the
contractors vending their way h-meward The contracts
have been many considerably reduced pr-
cc- the competition having been greater, am informed
BY several old contractors than they hive known for
wears This Is of course. of considerable saving 10
the Observation-Disclosures the condition of lis finances
left by the late administration
Among the appointments which do not recollec to have
seen mentioned are William II. Harrison Taylor. t. De
P. NJ. Cincinnati His appointment, being untolisitcd
was mos. delicate and gratifying compliment the family
of Gen HARRsoS and extremely popular in Cincinnati
John G. N,er Esq sppointe! Postmaster OF Columbus.
Ohio in the place of Bella Latham Mr. Miller SOUND
republican the Conservative school, and able and
complished gentleman
The Departments am told hard work, cnlcavor-
ing TO bring up the Of business which has
la,cd upon their hands
The cold and backward here; the
afraid to put forth their leaves and the peach and other
orchards just beginning powder their heads with bios
SONS gentleman of Portsmouth, y. H whom met TO-
day Gad>byS says the nearly forward there
An old inhabitant of this city says this is the
backward here in forty years. Yours, J. B. "
New-York tribune., 1841-04-26

Ngifcent DonatOn.-The Natchcz Courier says that a
wealthy lady the yicin, of Oakland College has sub
srribeI $4,000 TO that valuable institution Of learning
New-York tribune., 1841-04-26

NJ Edi.or-ill you allow your correspond
who "Wednesday, essayed others Its GOO
New-York tribune., 1841-04-26

odd THth.-During recent FIRE at St. Louis, tint
broke into a cabinet makers shop and stole coffin.
New-York tribune., 1841-04-26

Grars RoJjed-A by the name Of Jackson lied at
Chenanr- n Y two weeks since. and the succeeding
dav was inferred in the village graveyard During the night
his remain, removed b. person. unknown for whose
detection $50 reward is offered.
New-York tribune., 1841-04-26

~ The Ncw-York Canals be open for navigation
~ Saturday last, but we understand from authentic
that on account of the .ackwrncs OF the and the
fears entertained of the stability Of the embankcnts
where the work OF Enlargement has been going the past
winer-epccially view Of INC late prOaced rans-the
Eastern Division OF the Eric Canal would probably open
Ill, oduv Farther west the Canal probably ready on
Saturday, will be seen by the following extract from
letter TO the Editor, dated
The water i. being let the Canal and we shall
haze clear ygaon from this place 10 Buhao probably to-
morrow the 9th
New-York tribune., 1841-04-26

90 Our City Intellg and Arrivals at the h0'e' my
10 fou1d on the last page w..,orn
~ For the European Intelligence BY the ''fs''
see ,ae first page |
New-York tribune., 1841-04-26
By this Mornings Southern Hull
VIRGINIA ELECTION.

Tho Ele,tion in the Old Dominion took Pase on lhafs
W. bavo received through various channe's 'he
intelligence given below which not decisive Of the pom"
,,I character of the State though the whole favorable
we have placed IN our table Of Delegates several
from which VIC have not heard but in which the result DID h0
seem at all doubtful.
err or PSrsRsBrRc. o
(,,rg->ss R. r. C,licr 100 George B. Gary ~
Dele gate John W. Symc .lS1 thomas " ''''
CRY OF RIoHnosD -,
Congress. john NJ Bolts --4l2 Gooda Gao cant.
Sfngts James Lyons. 49, G. W. Gooch- -
Delegate r T. DaHel..,429 Samuel Taylor y l24'
LorDorS.
Congress ce,h6ort po~o'l7o! 3, E Sh,v' ss1
Delsgates I Taylor .-.--64o D. g Lee o
l. J. Ranncy 500 ) urner - , 20
7 NJ McIhcmy 551 B. Hutchinson - l2o
W. H. Gray. IL Elected
New-York tribune., 1841-04-26

The most profitable Railroad !" NE United States it
is said is that from Utica Schenectady the capital stock
of which /. s5OO0OO On this capital the interest e'rned
has been 3 per per year This road is seventycght
mile, long and less per mile than any other road IN the
country 1t has light fat rail- and * restricted by law
carrying freight this would interfere with the profits
Of the Erie Canal owned by the It. stock selling
in this City for $l3l per
New-York tribune., 1841-04-26

- AMOS CUISINE of Juniaa Co has been nominated for
Member of Congress by the V B Convention the Carlisle
District Pa in place of Hon Wrn 5 Ramsay, deceased
New-York tribune., 1841-04-26
Total, $50 far .33

Arrca Of Supposed Sxindier.-A man, calling himself
L. J. Sykes who mas been stopping the White Bear to-
tel Phladel pha for days past and who agrees IN
with the description of the person who has
committed the togees the bank. Of this City and
the West arrested in that City Friday evening and
committed prison suspicion of being the iorser CIR
said favor the opinion that he Is the pere
u \ new Weekly paper mas been started at Portland
Ne called the Portland Tribune published in qsarto
FORM containing eight pages and has nothing do with poll
tic:. Price, 81 year.
y; AMOS CUISINE of Junata Co. has been nominated for
Member Congress by the V B Convention the Carlisle
District Pa. in place of Hon. Wn. 5 Ramsay deceased
y Mr. a. BRIsBASE the nge-n,indcd and enhusa sic
advocate OF the doctrine of ASSOCIATION, originally
forth BY 81 Fourier delivering lectures on the subject at
Buffalo
q Mrs l. II. SIGouRSEY the eminent Poe,css of New
England, passenger the Great Western She has
been spending the winter Europe.
TIE PA7Apco AsD or7lE. rogMs By C#,xLrs Los,s Bal
more y Hickman Ne~-York, l. W. Ransom
This : the title OF thin of verses some OF which
display considerable ygor and poetic ease while the most of
them the least decidedly mediocre THE hes, in
the volume i the first from which ii takes its name but
even this contains many hating lines and prosuc passages
very noticeable defect throughout the whole Is the ending
line wiih proposition jectve some totally I'M
important word giving OF eebenes, and nsipdi,y 10
the This Is fault objectionable even in the rers
newspaper yerser The author his preface saws that the
pieces have been composed while in the actual pero,,,.
OF mechanical labor and written our in moments of RELAYS,
ton, and al OF them the fruits of time stolen from uore
important enployuents.'
New-York tribune., 1841-04-26
Again. he saws:

Upon the whole am satisfied the laying of the track of
the Railroad through Broome-strcct the running of
upon the same such nuisance the OF pro-
perry upon tho street will authorize this Court inter
tr, byniunction. The motion therefore denied with
costs
New-York tribune., 1841-04-26

England, passenger in the Great Western She ha.
been spending the winter in Europe
New-York tribune., 1841-04-26

Correspondence OF the Iribnne
Us MAIL BOAT, Potomac River, Aprh2i.
STAFFORD.
Delegate Ford (w)....e58 Hedgman (opp.l J.. s'S
Ford's majority 5. This county gave % mai tor AN
Buren, in November and 10 for the late Loco-Foco member
Con rressJ Taiacrro (W. 1855 h o. Grayson- ---'-4'
Taliaferros mui.
S.nafe - r. W. Carter ..259 No opposition
The Wings have gained Stafford and Anela, and lost
Powhatan Petersburg and Caroline. 1t s reported the
Wing. have gained King and Queen. Gilmcr w Goycrnor)
probably elected TO Congress. from tie Abemare district
Il is also reported that tt Wings have gained Dinwdde
Partial Returns.
FREDERICK County nus gone v B. by 30 or 90 majority
Thi, loses Wing Delegate, bu, hardly cndanscr Barton
for Congress As he has 20 Jefferson and over 100 IN
Berkecv The remainder of the District will scarcely
duce it.
HAyovRR rejects Capt. Thompson, Wing Del by Il ma
jority.
AxE1lA Harvey, Wing, by about 50-a gain
DGswrpDlE reported Whtworth. Wing.
Krya GEORGE Wallace. Wing, by 40.
SPorrsyLyAs1A has reelected Crusshfcld (Cons by GU
PowuArAy Hopkins V. B. has beaten Porter Wing Del.
BY So.
C,soLtyE has elected Samuel. v B. over Anderson, u
new Wing candidate, little known-a loss The County
went wrong last November.
A1BExaRLE ha, reelected Souhal and Coles Wings
without opposition 1t has gvca 300 majority for Gov Gil
MGR Wing for Congress James Garland, Cons, 20
which Loco-Foco Louisa has added 1870 that Gmer ia
nearly certain.
We have reports that Hunter elected Congress from
the Caroline and bcliavS Linn Banks i, from the Orange
l,,, ra;fb,r h,vo,d dispur
New-York tribune., 1841-04-26

u Weekly paper mas been started at Portland,
Ne called the Portland Tribune is published in qsarto
FORM containing eight pages and nothing do with poll
tic. Price, 81 ! year.
New-York tribune., 1841-04-26

- Mr. a. BRISBANE, the singlended and enthusiastic
advocate Of the doctrine of Associates, originally
forth BY 81 Fourier, delivering lectures the subject at
Buffalo.
New-York tribune., 1841-04-26

u friend down ha hand ID u the follora: arv
which probably somcthirs the lover end Of
To tho folks that way common theu-Ed
New-York tribune., 1841-04-26

Nc,c-York Snd Harlem Raiiroad-The Chancellor has
decided asainst the application for decree directing the
Railroad Company take up their rails all that par: Of
their Road which lies South of Fourtecnh-sreetn other
words much Of through the compact portion of
the City. He decides that
The Corporation therefore only authorized al
low the Road be extended through Broomestyee the
City Hail. subsequent March 1889 but they saay au-
thorizc farther extension the Battery. they should
deem be the interest OF the City have thus
tended.
New-York tribune., 1841-04-26

MEMBERS OF CONGRESS ELECTED.
Dit; Wing. Dist Opposition.
l. FRAScIs MALLoRY IL GEORGE b. GARY,
VIII Henry A. WISE III. JONI w JoSEs,
X. joins TALIAFERso, ~ WILLIAM loops'
XII JouS NJ Boris TX. RoBr. NJ 7. HuSTER.
XII. THOMAS w GtLxEE, Dou6tui but rather Loco.
XIV. CurHpERr PowEL1. MIL LIsS BANKS (prob.)
XIV r. w. Barton, gam. XVI. JAMES NJ II. BEALE,
New-York tribune., 1841-04-26

An AFray-The Grand Gulf Miss Advertiser of the
9th inst gives the particulars of ARRAY which occurred in
thar plac. between Me.r. Turner of La and Barnes OF
Grand Gulf in consequence of private misunderstanding
They mot in the street and after several words had passed
between them N Turner attempted draw pistol when
he down almost Immediately by his antagonist hve
buck shot having entered his forehead Immediately above the
eyes glaneisg the skull bone and coming out IN i've
different places hi. head-notwithandins which ne Is
said to be recovering.
New-York tribune., 1841-04-26

The transaction, Of Board to-day very extensive
Bank Stock which declined per CENT Delaware Hudson Do
Harlem improved t. y. 4. Trust J.
New-York tribune., 1841-04-26

CoysrcTlcrr-Thc Official Canvass of the cast at
the recent Election Connecticut gives the following results
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-10

- UT Dn D GoOD-. AT AUCTION.
~ our store, viii %. solid wliI,",r bu,f mr. -, -
Si'AcNrr may then remain hand ut our stock of
Al wbsicsai" amt retail, Tor cash. stl lower pre
ihry have vet been sold Merchants aud tahic. arc. a..
'i tt ih,y vii tut our goods hcayeI than tie, a.,.
ever been sold m this MARKET Il being 1ur ai-n m .
me quantity now on hand tu the lowest possible auotrt
neI"!e lhr P""f sale The following part ~ what
super Chcus ground anl "a q Lawns and Muslin,
40 sA',a striped ant h-ur"l M'uselu dc LANES ana
Rich syrian srs Muslin Dresses and Robes
Cioui,ll satin stripe ami hurricane rhr,krI,o
super Frrurh, English abb American Z 'aIicors
Medium anllow priced Lawns AMI Calro,s
SuIor PLAN an mad iuk -nd blue bs GO ., Rhine
Gro lie swiss, Gro d- AflJu- audi Cherr SIX.
Rirh Cheuc SilS Slawis, IItEfs ami haIiII iEIs
r'S" hcn'iuchri ani "uh'i Linen Csuhr, ,n
tiuuiic aud Muslin E,giugS aud lnz.rrfnrs
Gimp and thread I1css Eirngs and Iusertinss
t"'t N""'es and Mus, Md, Thread IIse Thread
LADIES black aud white silk Cotton and Morayian Hose
''" white anc brown Cotton and Misses and Boys
- ani = Irish Ilncus, from 25c To- 81 perycLe,p
I"bc pSmaSk Table Cloths Towels, Downs AMI IIucaa
grown Table Cloths Rlri Eye and Russ.a p,pcr
p, ~, ~ s Sga s,"Wn 'nh Hraehsd lnen shcciuss
'ainrucs :. Garment snr Furniture Dmiiy
80, o"a plain French Linen aut Holland
tlhc tnI ."prf Bguihszlur ani is'd Ohrnncs
Wur-tcd traEps, Crsgr Clmhl.fs and Dr,p,,, A..
H"nn'' an II!t ani Plain Sinu au. r,tftia Ribbons
SIX andt uiiuu Umbrellas and Parasnls
Piau ant bowed satin aud Bonhazin. SOCKS
nlI r "'S AMI assorted cold Cloths aud Cassimsrcs
rian anI rihh"dGamhronns AMI Linen billings
M'Hlum MiEiufrs D"nims, Cottunl,lHs anI CtaUkcs
tn.'l auI PLAIN Bicachcd aud Brown Cnfou DttiIn,s
i ,.,l Wciiugs. Mars. i,ss and Georgia Nlnkccn
PLAIN iud O.. % satin ant Velvet N.sfngs
-, IL - ant o. Brown AMI Belrf,.I Drp,.f, She,
iuss and SHitiiuss ' ''''' ~
Rel Tlgtns, rati Domestic anI Apron and Furniture
rG1scc. S.alfcld r,n ianua aud Flag Ilands, rehcf.
WIN a great many other ARTICLES uo, enumerated
VALENTINE A BREEDFN
Hl ~ NW'c buildings, " street. Shoe knc IITL
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-10
NE" MUSIC.
Received by SMITH & PALMER L., Inn.

Received 10y SMITH & PALMER, Ist June.
fINlE one We love; My Boy shoots Home
Il Ny Own, oh, that's the name lnr thee
pray for thee, Of Tie farewell Duet
turn my Steps t. home; know that lac loves me
l,in not low. thee
Jenny get ynuI hoe cake done
I've torn Thy Image from my heart
lremCuhcT how my childhood lcCiod by
Tho Ivy Green
Cuuc play that simple air again
Ill speak "t thee, I'll Hove thee too
Come gang ava wi the; Deco Blue Sea
Ianny,drafest Fanny, tor me let cal a tear
Farewell to thee Mary
Pirate ScTanadC; OIL Arm Chair; OH Water Mil. Ia.
mCn NJ the Irish EuErdnt. with hrauihtl vtrnetlrs
The Chc.tSn's Daughter Pucahontasl by Henry Rus.
sell 49,
sawtwo clouds AZ morning, bridal snnrD
WHO has not marked, from the opera ut Amilc
Tho Maniac, ~ sung 10y Russell
H"duhrs oi the cchrttcdopCri Tampa
- N"uvcautc Hrhlnts. o., Eurgtnurr
nhrcS ~ Nal lc Elssi'I, collected 100 QUO book
Press tent Harrison II Deal March. hy x Brciu,r
Nnac Walt, or tic SaNc tuiuufr Fiyunr tiiethuycuN
nuinc ~ ~ "
spring Gsoridc by Endlek
uJnlulcr Row, 10y : InVcr
Eyclccn. Song, by 10
FOR THE GUITAR
Swcctly falls the dew ~ ngm
w MOihCr Dear, Tho Charming Woman
canadian Boat Song, Ny heart is suliwut thsg
Lite in The West, quick step
Spread thy wings aud away
a fair hreclo is hnwing from the Rosa Waltz
The Dream ts past Pot Pour. El-.irr Ctchura
AndH great variety ~ pieces s'i fpT is Guitar 10 ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-10
CHICKERING'S pIANns

Ih-E pien.hd INSTRUMENTS. formerly s,li la thI. en-,
~ HAL b~. taud al pTes-a h Norfolk AMI tp.,se
o'shiy ~ VIM DIuielL'Es.t, Professor Of Mn-ie 1~b,
SLs "ithen Ia th. hishsf tsrns) CONSTANT, ken
500 "y 'te stiss'b.I, wp - snl. se1t T. n - l..
h'on Petersburg, farmSille snd Charl,esViie =
, e'n'-s OF tone and soitness of tone have rrn.
ieh lh'in Nefy popular with good and itIse
me recent "hh"n OF s ttsiac IraBs has roniil,G,.i
uoh !" trir dutabuhy-in tact ths+t getting t II Inn, 4
hosi sn Giiosibiiy. aui CERTAIN ~ not err vic,
- 'Ai they Will keep lnngeT tune than any ,hr, m
uun.n over introduced la this city MY agent la F,,y
,,ie, VT y Hsciow, aud nj ChafiotiesviIc Rev " =
me ~ We Penal" Seminary, will always keen snnuiv
ny ware room, large AWAY. H.. E,,,n
pIiy riH more of different patterns OF Iosrwon
ai' isie'E many A. = MADDOX
fansat. th H.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-10
N. Y. MARKErs-Innr 9

COTTON-This morning the market is ouict
and without change IN prices.
FiouR-Thc market Is quite firm, and no sales
OF Canal arc now made nj less rate than g.
AUCTION sALEs rus DAY.
nv ~. GfTard
TOBACCO rs hhds Kentucky, part old, a
a cts per H.. ,, ; and months.
COfTON-i bales damaged, at 81 a n cts.
peT IT,. y "