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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-18
Correspondence. ETA. National Int.1isneer.

NEW foRk, May rs.
The National Fast was very generally observed
IN the city, and by all the Government and State
ofcers by the officers OF the banks by the conduc
tors OF the large newspapers, and by tho citizens
generally. There were religious meetings in mos, of
inc societies, and the day will be remembered a.
one oil unusual solemnity. The Legislative Halls.
Courts Of Justice, and Executive Chamser were
closed at Albany.
Mr.. Grangers successor in the new Consre,, i,
elee'ei IN tho pc son Of John Greg E,q, sterling
wing, anda man of good abilities. Hs majority
was such IN one MS shows no disposition With the
wings OF New York TO submit to Iocofoco misrule.
Believe nothing Of what you hear in regard to dis.
sensions, inaction, indifference among the wb,.
OF New York. When the time comes TO eou;,, 70,
the strife, they will be found armed and a, ih.;,
posts.
Inc Supreme Court was thronged this MORNING
IN the expectation that the trial OF Alexander Nc
Leod would come on. The multitude went av.x
d'sappoin,ed--,he Court, on motion Of tho State.
Attorney General. having postponed the case unit,
Monday next, when it will take precedence of all
other business. The time ofthe Supreme Court for
some days past. has been taken up with the case
oil Ezra White, who, once sentenced TO death. il now
upon new trial, convicted only of mansla tighter.
The business operations Of the day have been
quite extensive. Stocks generally advanced. The
operations in U. s. Bank were two thousand share.
sold at prices varying from IL to Iss. The Indiana
sterling bonds brought 81; the dollar bond. f,om
''to 55l. large sale of teas brought fair p,i.
ces.
In Foreign exchange, the rates continue in favor
oil New York. The Britannia will sail tomorrow.
The sterling bills were sold TODAY for IO7l 4, io1,
On France the rates are 25 a 80
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-18

The Boston Atlas IA aper of much accuracy
furnishes the results Of the elections which have ia
ken place, with estimate of those yet to be held.
From The B0s'on Alias
THE NEXT CONGRESS.
The, result of the election Of the members of
Congress in nineteen States renders not only GER
tam that the friends OF the Administration will have
majority IN the next Congress, but that the ma or-
ity will be larger than that before had by any
party. One half Of the House Of Representatives
IS I2l. The Wings have already clio en- nearly
that number, and in the States not heard from, or
yet to choose, will elect nearly 80 more. The fol-
lowing is the result so Ear sscertained, compared
with the elections years since:
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-18
MARRIED..

On the 18th instant, by the Rev. Mr. Waller, Mr.
Gao. H. GIBBONS, to Miss HARRIET RIsoN-aI Of
this city.
On ThuIsday, the 18th ult, by the Rev. Edward
mcGuire, Dr.. Edwin II. CoSwAr, Of the U. 3.
Navy, to Miss FAsNT Scorr GREeoRT, of Freder.
icksburg, Va.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-18

iapesngahon.-Governo Poindexter, ard Mr..
Kelly Of Ohio, two of the commissioner nn,o;n.'
ed 10 ascertain the condition of the Custom House.
arrived IN town yesterday. MIR. Russell, the o.ber
member OF the commission. is expected on Nom
day.-.N. Y. Express Of Saiurdas.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-18

=, BALTIMORE, May l5-Arived, Seh- Lamdsn,.
NEW YORK. May I5-Cleared, Schr Whit
more; Robinson, Richmond; Schr Julia, Shoema-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-18
Democratic majority,

The Wings, beyond doubt, will have a sweeping
majority in the House Of Representatives. Proba-
bly, 5O-certninly not less than 20 They will be
able, If union. harmony. and wisdom prevail in
their councils, to perfect any measure they desire
The country looks TO them for much.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-18

sk bec,usei, will have ia own three directors. az
guard, always looking into the operation Of the
bank, and ready to give such information to the Sc.
cretsry Of The Treasury as will enable that officer
to correct the action Of the bank whenever it may
ransgress its powers abuse the trust rcpcsed in
il "
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-18
ron RENT.

- AcOmfortabIc dwelling House and Lot. recent.
0II y occupied by Mrs Meade, 9Th street. fhoft
lfff| distance above the New MARKET House ID has
recently had anew wing put 10 u, which makeaH
very comfortable and convenient FoT terms and frthef
muiculsrs, enquire Of MoEsrs ff1 a 90. or 20 4
IN lb-A EDMUND ANDERSON.
ONE HUNDRED boEcs bunch RAJ iNS iandlrf, Tor
~ sale mia PQV a N
JAMES RIVER AND KANAwaA SCRIP
AND BONDS wanted, by
mis- FRY IN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-18

The Richmond Enquirer and its llase copv;,,,
IN this state, are insd'ousy endeavonring by hint
and nuendc, to create the impression abroad tba,
Gov. Gtmer acknowledges some affinities with the
petty party schemes OF the self styled Democratic
party and even go SO far as impudenty to claim hi,
recent election as Democratic triumph"
We think these indecent over,ures and this shall.
low attempt to seduee that g,n,eman from allesi.
ance to his principles and the best Interest, or hi.
country, VIII be more seasonable when they see any
signsot disaftecion on his part to those great Re-
publican principles, the m iintenance and cordial
support OF which, united with his personal merit,
nave won Tor the Governor the high public con,ide.
ration and the elevated political position, which il
has been his good fortune TO attain.
We assure these very disinterested politicians.
neieiote upon the hest authority, though the intel.
lsence will dash their hopes with sore dis. nnoo,.
men, that Gov q. is nOio exactly where ne ,oas
when at AIbemsrle April Court, he declared him.
sell every inch Wing" lrthis be one of YOUR
democratic triumphs," make the most Of it,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-18

IL Advertisers are requested TO hand ir their
advertisements at as early an hour Of the CAV as
practicaoie All advertisements intended for inser-
ton in the ensuing days paper. mus, Inc ,ndsd IN
before o'clock, Z. M, and those intended for in
sert'on IN Mondays paper must be handed in ON
Saturday. otherwise they cannot appear until the
day after ~ e
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-18

nsnson, Both branches Of tho precious phil,n,hr,.
p's's who glory ~ the name which we have ,w -.
mentioned and therefore mentioned once to- ,,,,.s
met day or too since in this city, and ha vim,
.o'ea among themselves, they met in separate con.
sen'ess The Tsppan troops having been very
sspPe'y uen'ea inc use OF respectable church In
maeison street, which they have formerly dessera,
eu ny .heir black and white chickering's, convened
somewhere IN Thompson street. This EARN. of ~.
crusade Is much the most rational aud the mos, r,
spoetaoic' and It's proceedings were marked we nm
uers,and, with rather the most decorum. IA va.
nhe me o,her part Of the concern under Garrison
exceedingly and beautifully abusive OF its FELLOW,
lsooters IN mischief. Nothing has ever been said
Of e'her OF them half bad as they seem to dech,
IN saying OF each other e"'
BON assemblages represent their prospects, in IN.
goomcst co'ors; and il we can understand the sta.
usues OF their affairs, they are growing no bette,
vecy last" They are poor IN purse, as thew Ger
fanny are bankrupt in reputation; and thew 6nJ
almost impossible TO get money enough TO keen mn
even inc shelton OF an organiz zion. Thew have
oeen oenged TO dismiss their principal officers for
wan' .. money TO ply them; and on the whole
tner anairs are about AZ forlorn es the worst ere
mes OF evii' or the hrmest friends Of the country
could wish. In one word, and in perfect serious.
ness and sincerity, assure the people of The
United States and the very sensitive citizens of the
South IN particular, that il s utterly Tdicuous IN
expend even stray thought upon these cr,atnr..
Coniemp:ible rs they are intrinsicallv. ,hcv NJ.
managing TO make themselves more so, if possible
ny The amount Of contempt and contumeIy which
'hcy pestow with so much anetion upon each other.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-18

Democratic majority in New Congress, 80
Loco Foco IN the old, s
Net Democratic gain, A
The following is the probable result in the States
not heard from, as compared with the elections two
wears since.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-18
Regulation of ~. crrr.....

This question. which now engages so deeply the
public mind, 10 very temperately considered by a
correspondent Of the "Madisonian." Whether his
views be sound or not, the perusal of them lead
to no bad consequences To our mind. he estab-
fishes one position very eonelusvely, that Bank,
with a small capital, might be made to regulate ex
change and act as fiscal agent for the Government.
with all the efficiency OF Bank with large cap,.
tai.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-18

Including this with the above, the next House
will stand -
Democrats, Ii6
Loco Focos, so
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-18
AUDUBON's BIRDS OF ANERT,

AUDUBON'S BIRDS OF AMERICA.
Subscribers who have not received TO No. 2s
which completes the second volume, are earnestly
requested 10 call for them forthwith
i1| The Letter Bag of ship VESPER, for Bre-
men, will be taken from our Counting Room. Tins
Evening, Tuesday, 18Th instant. at O'Clock.
m is L. I.IIDIAM A. GnN
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q FF ICIAL.
BY THE PRESIDENT

Oo "ao EMS.
Henry b. Stacey, at Burlington, Vermont.
William Collins. at Steubenville, Ohio.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-18

general Meeting of ne Upper dppoUoHor Co1pa, v.
LLpIfsous 80 indebted for hsialneDts the new
Fo ~ the NPp,r ApPomattoG Company, are hereby
not hed that al dues Tits settled
VIC hfat OF juno, OF the Company WILDE compeed
s delinquent stock fo6 sale aucion raise the amoun
dn1 az authorized by the charter.
Tho SuporutendeLta couHi Ter Il proper farther 10 adj
wise thosa Interested o the right ihey hold by charter
recover by summary process any balance pruduc ID
by the sale of the shares subscribed for by enrh dein.
quent
TIC ,iookholders OF the Company are likewise hereby
pic the town of Parmye At JeTriesI Tsye,n ~ ~
Tn sees Of said Company.
THOMAS A MORTON
w. VENABLR,
ITO. T., MORTON.
- NJ r. VENABLR,
ml7-WlW Supsrfafsudsafs
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-18

IN pursuance Of ths power conferred on me by deed
NJ Trust iom Messrs. CTanc& New, bssrinE date ~.
Ih day OF May 1871, and Of record In - Once Of n q
CLERK OF tho lIuings Court To- tho City ~ Riehlnond
have named and Instituted Janes y. New Agent for The
safe OF the remaining sock an effects late firm Of
Crane New, aud for the collection and s,ler NJ OF N a
"a I9-tf
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-18
NOTICE

oW PRICED PURE WINE have for sale pure
tseheh madcira aud french Port Wine. prices
w - AulflISr
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-18
TO THE LADIES

GREW HORNER have lust rec eyed the ban,.,omc,,
anh decidedly the cheapest lot Of ladies' shoes and
snppeIs they have ever had-Prres varying from as cts
81 and ~ % The ladies' particularly requested Ia
s ,, ana snln,ne these shoes and slippers CREW
"OkNEhs boot and Shoe Manufacturing store Man
street, Opposite John Earle, or proba Div The ladies nc
not well acquainted with the location Eareys Hotel
As the gentlemen are, and this Is
10 Tue TAD e We will Store Is doors below IIeyts
anu nrst shoe Store below the Ruins Eagle Hotel m g
EH EiGHT BOATs TO LKNCHBURG.
VIZ following Boats, belonging tn the Lynehburr a
Il Richmond Transportation Conpany are now niS.ng
regularly between this place aud Lynchburg;
The PONEEp, Capt Pellet
RICHMOND, do Eubauk
LfNCHbURG. d. Fields
HIGHLANDER, do King
MOHAWK, do PTior
POCAHONTAs do Iockeu
g. t tS freight apply TO IUDLAM & SON.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-18

ORIGINAL ANCHOR CHAMPAGNE.
IN bAskEfs superior Anchor Champagne
Sc ~ d. Partrdge Eye do-Harp brand
10 do IIeidsck 40 ~
Just received for sale
I'm
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NOTICE.

CoEEEE,.iOO bags IagnTa Coffee landing FROM
~ scIr Lady Warrington, Tor Saie.
mis- LANCASTER, DENNY A. co
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The nsio Congress.

w. c. PRESTON.
BENZ. Y. MARTIN, Esq, Chairman, &c. sc.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-11-25
porsEY,s vERMIrUGE.

VMTITH renewed confidence now offer this
w Medicine TO the notice of the public, as one
Of the best (f not the bes) remedies that has ever
been prepared for the destruction OF Worms ~ chil-
d,cn. Cases ms Int be mentioned in which eXtraor-
binary effects have attended the administration OF
this medicine, in relieving children from fatal con-
seouences Parents need have no fears as 10 any
risk that might be thought to attend the giving It TO
children under any circumstances, when 1t Is only
supposed they are afflicted with Worms, as there
IS no ingredient in it that would endanger or pro-
duco bad consequences, eyenifthere were no worms
on the contrary, would be very likely 10 do good
1t is frequently the case, that remedies are resort
ed to. too late, parents fearing to give Medicine
without first positively knowing that the child Is
| afflicted with Worms or that its indispositoa may
arise from some other cause. We then say TO al
parents, # you even think your child Is olillcted
with worms, give this Vermifuge to ascertain The
fact. and no danger need be apprehended from Its
ad minisration
All proper directions will be found around each
phial. Prepared only by the subscriber who can
| furnish il either whoesaleor retail Those who buy
to sell again will be allowed liberal discount from
the retail price, which is 25 cents per phial.
| WILLIAM DORSEY,
October 90, 184l' Druggist.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-11-25

CLAIMS OF WoMEN.-The fickleness
Of women is the result Of the carelessness
of man; for even in their haughtest
moods they can be easily suhdued by
kindness. That is their legal claim upon
the rougter sex, who, after all, are ever
attached to her, even when they appear
mos, alicnated from the fervor of her af-
fec,ions. As il is most natural, so it
brings TO US vision OF heaven, when two
fond hearts glide through tho world in
lovingness together; and every welded
pair nigh, be that happy couple did they
but bear each others burdens, and strive,
with half the zeal they sometimes exer,
to make each other miserable, to contrI-
butte to their mutual happiness. AS wo-
man is the mother Of the world, so she
should be the instructress-the fountain
Of wisdom as of pleasure and she who
is most deeply read in the history Of her
duties will make the best companion and
the trucst and fondest wife, though a
spark Of beauty never lighted up her
cheek, nor jewel glistened in her hair.
IL is the native grace, the richness of her
modesty, the worth and excellence Of her
temper, that makes her what she is, and
what Nature cries aloud she ever will re-
main-the best and truest friend OF man
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-11-25

"A RIcH INpIAN.'-Tho Boston Notion
copies small article with this caption,
from some western paper, publishing the
demise of Richardville, the Miami Chief,
and suggesting his immense wealth. The
man Of the Notion estimates that 2,000.-
900 in hard cash is grcat sum OF money,
and would be glad 10 know how the chief
got so much and where he kept it--signi-
flying that rigaam would be an insecure
place Of depositc. TO all this we answer,
that John b. Richardville was half blood
"a cunning, sagacious man, chief Of a
once powerful tribe OF Indians no
accumulated large fortune in cash, in
divers ways, receiving from the govern.
ment, at almost every treaty, large sums
Of money, both in lieu OF land ccdcd and
presents; that he possessed extensive
tracts Of choice lands adjacent to the Wa
bash River, which he sold for cash, thus
making up the aggregate sum. AS to his
banking house, he chose his mother earth
digging pits wherein he deposited his
wealth by the keg--the location known
only to himself and daughter. His man.
sion (,cig~am forsooth) is a splendid spc-
cimcn Of modern architecture, situated ell
igibly in full view Of the Wabash and Eric
Canal, and would appear respectable along
side your great fremont fxings. Such
was great chief, John b. Richardyille.
Carroll lind. E1presS.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-11-25
THURSDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER %, Isal.

nay none other to take his part in oil this
selfish, poney-get,ing, civil. barbarousage
and nation, save this great and glori-
Gus oak that filings out its fantastic bran
ches to temper the wind to the shorn
lamb. And when none other can plead
for forsaken humanity, he, with The au-
thoriiy of omnipotent genius, knocks at
the portals Of greatness with frmness
that will not be said nay, and tells, with
an eloquencc that cannot be denied "ihe
spurns that patient merit of the unworthy
takes" God bless that good man! the
God who stilleth the cry of the young
raven, and who visite,h, in their aflllc-
ton, the fa,herless and the widow.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-11-25
AN EYE PAINTER. the Westmin

AN EYE PAINTER. the Westmin-
ster Sessions, on Wednesday, g. Hunt
was condemned to three months labor for
stealing q coat. The prosecutor, J..
Dingley, said, in his examination. al
am a hair.dresser, residing at Windmill
street the prisoner came into my shop
to have his eye painted! pain, bruised
eyes flesh color. My own eye is painted
now. A board knocked against my eye
and blackened it. | have had the pleasure
of painting some Of your fraternity. p
[ A laugh. Mr.. Pendergast. Zone Of the
barrlsters:) "Dont look a, my brethren
here, there's a good fellow perhaps you
may recognise some Of them" Loud
laughter.l Examination continued -
"The prisoner had black eye; as bar
rister gets good fee. ! charge HIM q
half crown for painting his eye bar
rister's clerk or poor man | only charge
3D." [Uproarious laughter, in which the
Court joined.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-11-25
l3}58TGSTflsIa An Nfl39IaIflb AMY.


FROM the Nutchez COHTTeT.
NOTICE OF THE LATE LIEUT.. GENERAL
BURGOYNE.
II is curious that a man Of such celebri-
ty as writer, a senator, an officer, as
the late Lieut.. General John Burgoyne,
should be found among the number OF those
Of whose youthful days no memorial has
been preserved-neither the time, place,
nor circumstances of his birth are known.
Even his parentageis doubtful. He lssaid,
but upon what authority does not appear,
to have been the natural son OF Lord
Bingley, who died at an advanced age in
TIA. That he had the advantage of
liberal education and early intercourse
with polished society, is sufficiently evil
dent from his writings, and it is probable
that he was early devoted to the profession
of arms, for on the 10Th Of May, 1857, he
was raised to the rank of Lieutenant
Colonel, and in August of the ensuing
year he was appointed Lieutenant Colonel
Commandant Of the 10th Light Dragons.
His after services, at different periods, in
Spain, Portugal and America, are well
known, especially the unfortunate results
of his military career, at Saratoga, which
though it furnished not his honor, cast
shade over his brow, ever afterwards con-
spicuous TO the physiognomlcal eye.
He made, on certain occasions, no ordl-
nary figure ia Parliament. He moved IN
the first circles, and married Lady Char.
lotte Stanley, daughter Of the Earl oil
Derby, and vet we know not who or what
he originally was.
He was tho author OF four successful
dramas.-the Maid Of the Oak, the Lord
of the Manor, Richard, CGur de Lion,
and the comedy of The Heress; aud yet
the curiosity of his biographer, even 10
this anecdote dealing and memoir sitting
age, cannot trace his origin, or the scenes
Of his education.
The tale of the Lord OF the Manor
seems, in some degree, to have been DIS
puised in the modification of the charac-
ter and circumstances, by the incident oil
his own matrimonial connections; for his
was clandestine, unauthorized marriage,
at time when he held only subalteFh
commission in the army; and it is said to
have excited, at first, the resentment oil
the lady's father to such degree, that he
declared his resolution never 10 admit the
offenders into his prescnce; though IN pro-
cess OF time tho anger of the Earl subsl.
ded-a reconciliation was eliectcd-and
was succeeded by a warm and lasting at
tachment.
1t is probable, also, that the memory OF
his lady, who died in 1916, in Kensngton
Palace, during his absence in America, is
einbalnied by tho afiectionate regrets OF
the General, in that beautiful air in the
irst act of the opera.
"Enconpas:ed in an angels frame,
An angels virtues lay;
Too soon did heaven assert the claim,
And cali its own away.
MY Annals worth, my Annals charms
Must never more return;
What now shall Gil these widow'd armsf
All me, my Anno's urn.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-11-25

THE MECHANIc.-The following beau
tiful article is from +" The Carpenter OF
Rouen," popular play:
The mechanic, sir, is one Of Gods no.
blemen what have mechanics not done
Have they not opened the secret cham
bers of the mighty deep, and extracted its
treasures, and made the raging pillows
their highway, on which they ride as on
a tame s,eed Are not the elements OF
fire and water chained to the crank, and
at the mechanics bidding compelled to
turn il? Have not mechanics opened the
bowels of the earth, and made its pro-
ducts contribute to his wants? The fork
ed lightning is their play thing and they
ride triumphant on the wings Of the nigh
ty winds. To the wise they are the food
gates Of knowledge, and kings and queens
are decorated with their hand works !:
He, who made the Universe, was grea,
mechanic.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-11-25
EPlGRAMS.

EPIGRAMS.
There is a good deal Of point in Dean
Swift's lines on the early death Of child:
Peter regrets that God has given,
To his poor child life so short,
Consider, Peter, he's in Heaven
Els well to have friend at Court"
Contrast this with Coleridge's beautiful
stanza on the deuth OF an infant, and you
have key to the different characters OF
the men:
ere sin could blight or sorrow fade,
Death came with friendly care,
The opening bud TO Heaven conyetd,
And babe il blossom there"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-11-25
ADVICE TO YOUNG LADIES.

Never marry man because he i. handsome; he
will think Too much Of his beauty to take pride
in yours.
Never marry man because he has wealth; for
riches take TO themselves wings and Fly away"
Never marry man for bis parentage; for " a
good COW will often have bad calf"
Marry man for his good sense, amable temper.
his sound morals, his habits of industry and econo-
my, and you will then have good husband, and
your children will have good father.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-11-25
"HARK FROM THE TONES. "-Th,

"HARK FROM THE ToMBs. The
Egyptian Tombs in this city, contain q
number OF distinguished characters. A.
mong the rest are tho Hon. Chas. +.
Mitchell, member Of Congress for Nigga
ra, indicted for forgery; Col. Edwards,
tho distinguished linancior, ditto; VIM. J..
Smelling, Esq, and Michael Walsh, Esq.
late candidate for the Assembly and Cap
tain Of the Spartan Band, for being a
rowdy.-N. Y. Atlas.