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Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1841-05-27
Poetry.
WHEN LOVE, WHO RULED.

SUNG BY THOMAS MOORE.
From pol. =. ofhiseeh6rated Vorks just pub.
HSitsd an London.
When Love, who ruled as Admiral DER
HIS rosy mothers isles Of light,
Was cruising oil the Paphian shore,
sail at sunset hove in sight.
~ chase, a chase! NY Cupids alt
Said Love, the little Admiral.
Along the winged sailors sprung,
And swarming up the mast like bees,
The snow-white sails expanding flung,
Like broad magnoiias, to the breeze.
'fo no, yo no, my Cupids ALL
Said Love, the little Admiral.
The chase was o'er--,he bark was caught
The winged crew her freight explored
And found twas just as love had thought
For all was contraband aboard.
N prize, prize, my Cupids ALP
Said Love, the little Admiral.
Safe stow'd in many package there,
And LABELLED slyly DER as GLASS;
Were lots of all tn illegal ware,
Loves Custom-House lorbids to pass.
'oeriaul, o'erhaul, my CupidS all
Said Love, the little Admiral.
False curls they found, of every hue,
With rosy biushos ready made;
And teeth of ivory; good as new,
For veterans i'll the smiling trade.
lilo no, no no, my Cupids alin
Said Love, tho little Admiral.
Mock signs, too-kept in bags for use,
Like breezes bought of Lapland seers,--
Lay ready here TO be let loose,
When wanted in young spinsters' ears.
'lla ha, ha ha, my Cupids alp
Said Love, the little ADMIRAL.
False papers next on board were found,
Sham invoices Of flames and darts,
Professedly for Paphos bound,
But meant for Hymen's golden marts.
'For shame, for shame, my Cupids alll'
Said Love, the little Admiral.
Nay, still to every fraud awake,
Those pirates all Loves signals knew,
And hoisted oft his flag, TO make
itch wards and heiTesses 6ring-fo.s
"a foe, foe, my Cupids all =
Said Love, the little Admiral.
This must not be- the boy exclaims-
In vain rule the Paphian seas,
If Loves and Beauty's sovereign names
Are lent to cover frauds like these.
Prepare, prepare, my Cupids al!'
Said Love, the little Admiral.
Each Cupid stood with lighted match
y broadside struck the smuggling foe,
And swept the whole unhaliowed batch
Oi Falsehood to the depths below.
'Huzza, HuZza, my Cupids all y
Said Love, the little Admiral.
*"'ro DRING To, to check the course of a
hip. "--Faic0ner.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1841-05-27
May l3
PUBLIC SALE.

10y virtue of deed oftrust, executed by
ASJohn Faber, to tho subscriber, bearing
date the Dist of December, 1889, and of re-
cord in the Office of the County Court of Au-
gusta, l will at the request of the parties In
tefested; proceed to sell at public auction, for
cash; on Friday the 18th Of June next, on the
premises, all the property conveyed to me by
said trust, and which Is described therein as
follows
A certain Tract or parcel of Land,
lying and being OH tho westside of the South
River, in the county of Augusta, containing
as ACRES,
more or less, and being part Of the land con-
veyed by John Miller and wife to said John
Faber, by deed; recorded III the County
Court Office Of Augusta, adjoining James
Switzerland, Daniel FabeI, John PoEteTteid
| and Jos. Yount Also
SIX ACRES =.
| on the South side Of the South River, in said
county, adjoining John Porterfield and John
Kennady, on which six acres there Is
FOUNDRY
erected, which is also hereby conveyed, with
! all the Flasks, Patterns and apPurtenances
Of every description unto the said Foundry
belonging.
! Acting as a trustee, will convey such IT,
tie only as is vested in me by the deed afore
said. WIN. KINNEY.
Nay 90
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1841-05-27

*"Fo DRING TO, to check the course of
ship --faiconer.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1841-05-27
Good Mrnncsmep,.-'rbe Ne,yar, 4,

Good Management. --'Che Newark Advert
ser says that 10 years ago a farm in western
n. York, of 400 acres. exhausted by bad
husbandry, was bonght By a Scotch farmer
for $1,000. This farm has been so improved
by good husbamdTy that The owner was last
year offered for it $4,000. lie refused the
offer upon the ground that ithad actually net.
ted him the interest of $4,000,
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1841-05-27
LAW PARTNERSHIP
stuart & Baldwin.

TsNHE undersigned have formed partner
ID ship in the practice of Law in the various
Courts held in Stauaton. business entrust-
ed 10 their management will be punctually at
tended to. The junior partner viii practice
in no other Court, ard will therefore devote
his undivided attention to the business Of
the firm.
ALEX. III. Fl. STUART,
JOHN B. BALDWIN.
May 10, 1871.
AS my duties as a member of the next
Congress will withdraw me from home for
some months during ri,e present and the next
year, it is proper TO state to my clients that
expect to attend the most important sessions
of the Courts at Staunton, and that in my alb
sence my partner, Mr.. Baldwin, will occupy
my Office and give prompt attention 10
my cases now on the docket, as well as to
such new business as may be con6ded to US
jc...ay.
ALEX. II. II. STUART.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1841-05-27
WOOL CARDaNG.

THE subscriber having repaired his Card
ing Machine completely, is now prepared to
do any work that may be entrusted to his
care, in the best manner and at the short
est notice. Wool left at the Stores of Benj.
Crawford, or NJ. Blair, in Stanton, will be
called for and returned regularly every ten
days.
JAMES B. TRIMDLE.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1841-05-27
NEW STORE.

THE subscriber begs leave respectfully to
inform his old friends and customers, and the
public generally. thathe has again commence
ed the Mercantile business at his Store-house
in Staunton, where he is justrcceiving gen.
eral and carefully selected assortment of
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1841-05-27
ALEX. III. Fl. STUART,
JOHN B. BALDWIN.
Trustees Saaae.
May 10

EDX virtue of deed OF trust executed by
"a SRoger Gwin, for the purpose of securing
the payment Of a certain debt therein men
toned, which deed bears date on the I'd day
OF September, one Thousand eight hundred
and thirty seven, and is of record in the
Clerks Office of the County Court of Bath /;
the subscriber will on the 9th day OF June,
1871, proceed or the premises, TO sell at pub
lie auction, for ready money, so the highest
bidder, one
Certain Tract or Parcel Of Land,
lying and being in the county Of Bath, con-
tanning, by estimation,
3 BIG ACRES,
more or less, it being the same land on
which the said Roger Gwin resided at the
date of the execution of the deed aforesaid
The title TO the said land is believed to be
good, but acting as trustee, shall convey
only such title as is vested in me by the deed
aforesaid.
WILLIAM McCLINTIC, Jr.
Trustee.
May Cot
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-09-11

1PunIIc.-No. 4
AN ACT to repeal entitled IAN provide fo
collection, ssfakesPns, transfer, ami disbursement
of ,hs public fsyeaue,' anI progido for the puhsh
nent of embezzcrs Of public money, and for other pun
poses.
BE it eaactca by He Senate and s Of Representatives
of United States Of .9cric4 Congress ascna6ted
That the entitled An act to provide for the election
safe keapiny rausfar, dsbu Of the pubic
enuo approved the fourth dry Of July, A. ID ono rhou-
oght hundred and forty be- and the same . hereby,
repealed Prorided ARRAYS, That for offences which
may been committed against the seventeenth section OF
the said act, tho offenders may De prosecuted an" poiiSe
according provaons and that all bonds executed
under provisions of said and all civil rights and la
Diss which have arisen or accTdeI uief sat ac ana hc
remedies thereof shall remain and continue If said act
repealed any thing herein contained 60 the
contrary Notwithstanding.
Sen 3 And be IL fsrtLer engetsi That if any officer
CHARGED with the keeping, transfer disbursement of
publIc moneys or connected vita the Post Oce Depart
lent shall convert use, any way whatever,
by way Of Investment IN kind of property
,rrcbanIiso or shall loan with or without interest, any
portion public entrusted TO him Tor saie-keoP-
ing tran5 disbursement, fer other purpose,
sr ACT sh, h, deemed and aIj1igsd to be an nbezze-
of much of the said moneys shall be thus taken,
converted, invested used, loaneh which hereby de-
felony aud the neglect refusal to pay over
demand any pIbilc moneys IN bis hands, upon the pre-
sentuun draft, order drawn upon HIM, and
signed by the secretary of the Treasury, transfer
any such moneys promptly according 10 law on the
ega requirement OF superior oter' 7AH' De P'rna lai
Of such 20 his own use oj 50 mu;h OF
public moneys may be in has hands Any ohcof OF
agent oil tho ned States, and al persons aaF sng, or
knowingly and willingly pr Pat'ny n slch ehIbeZzlc-
being convicted thereof before any court OF the
United States OF competent JhFSi'ct2" 9t"t Tor every
offence, and paw the United States fine
quai ~ the moasy cmbozze, aHl shall sui-
fer imprisonment for term not less aaa sA months nos
than five years.
Sec q 3af trtter enact.f. That the entitled
San regulate tho deposite of tbs pubic money!,
approved twenty aisd day Of June, eighteen hun
dred thyx, excepting tho thirteenth n1d puroent
sections oof be and hero5y -, repealed.
Soc T. .4uF he IL further cnaeist That much of
passed ou5Cith of Apri, eighteen hundred and
,lirtysix entitled sAn making appropriations for the
loftF
United States, for tha eighteen hitiTti AMI thrt1-
SIX, provides thHt bank note c denomination than
dollars, tard dry ri March, eighteen hun-
hiriyseyen, bank Hote OF lass denomination
twenty doars, shall be offered il payment in any
tsoevc which money bo paid by the United
States Post Once Department, ba and the same
h9rsby is. repealed.
JOHN WHITE,
S3e4tar Of tie H2tse Of f3sgl ereai7ticcs.
SAINT. l.. SOUTIAED,
President Of hte Senate, pro teRpoFe.
Appro cd, August 10, loll. ~
JOHN TYLER.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-09-11
JOHN TYLER.

AN AIT provide for the paymeat Of Navy Pensions
he eaacte{, Sc. TAatt the o. oaa#4Fo ard ING
" nino Thousand six hundred aad sNty six dollars ana SIX
cents is hereby appropriated. ba paid OF any NANCY
Treasury otherwise a&97oPgtate t9F ina pay
pensions an! hal9av charaaa 81 tFa navy PEN
sion fr,i: P-.r3yI Ia, n widows cailsen Of all
oLcers seaHo0, marines deceased, ana ent't'e
receive MAXI proof o their pensions a132F the ac 8"
thisi Mach, eighteen uared th.rty-seFs', snail
the c.nsa OF the next session. 81 Ton
gress widow children Of naval officer, seaman,
marin, who hereafter die shall be entcd to any
pension by virtue uny Of any provision said
Sec > Ina b IL further enacted, That m officer, sea-
man. entitled pension from tie navy pension
fund, who receives pay from the public IaasuFf snail re
ceivo from tho said fun! than il sufficient % make the
received both a5ove:an2cd sources
equal pay fixed by a t7 sc grade - which the OF
fcer, seaman marine may bsionz. officer in the
servre ia which he may be engaged during to 50 that
officer shall receive pay the ta}e hola IS PEN
sunars and officer in service.
Approved, August l6, 1911.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-09-11
lPERLIc.-No. II

AN ACT further time far locating Virginia
military land and returning the Surveys thereon
The General Land Ofica.
Be it enacted, That tho rs section cf the act cnti-
tied extend locating Virgin mill
tary warrants ana returning surveys the
General Land Office, approved uy seventh. eighteen hua-
dEed and thEiy-eght all issued prior the
anh day Of August eighteen hundred ana forty, and no
Others, be, and is hereby, revived
until the day of anuary eighteen busrcd
fHsty-f,H-. Approved, August H. 1911.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-09-11
REMITTANCE BY MAIL.

FROI TIE POST MASTER GENERAL.
s1I Poetntater may enclose money n feseF q "e
ict yersol md frak he ettgr, vrtest By htnasey
Norg Sam, subscribers may not be Of the a
bove regulation 1t viii be that by requesting inc
where they reds frank their letters contain
ing subscription money, viii do upon being satisfied
tina, nothing but what refers to the sub
crptIon.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-09-11
BY AUTHORITY.
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES
TPuELIc.-No. 4 !

ssrp AT THE FIRST SESSION OF TIE 9TH coNGRi
New-York tribune., 1841-12-11
HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
COnETuINC NEW.g.,g,.grl ,,,rv +

so ETEllNG NEW.-B-au,iful flncy &. lo-et
- Alslc si EXQUISITE yiats. ani h-hy fefflacG uiih
hose Ausk- LutIn's FarorHes. Sc 6c-tTWiLL->
Na'lc Establishment. 2ll Br0alxa, near =. Paars-
he proprietor ever thankful To hi> cu.turs
o- lie bera patronage best,zsd has Al MUGS sxaeu-e
issued large a.. rfmcn o. ee~ ara admired >cuEs-
Duets, Wairz-s M-rches Gc &c Ire ,I,'e, on ~,
are embeli.net with highly halshed Viruc,tes aue all
eleeeny printed on hi-hy perlH-d paper OF sx varied
coors ci most delicate an hesuufal Nothing c1n
excel the c.oeauce Of of Mu.ia Tor pre-
enis. 10 the .usc-l a.hionabie World cannot ev
&C LED.
Booss elegantly bound N ,hor, time
The price Of the perfume and tinted HG'ic the
as 90 white paPe low be obtained say OF the
.ms shops a5ou, tovs. d t~
New-York tribune., 1841-12-11
r n E TRIB U N E.
THE GLORIOUS DAYS OF OLD.
T o IAN 7 Fl E .

U IA y II
Oh for the days of Chivalry
Those glorious days of old,
When ladyes fayre' were won by arms
And deeds of battle bold;
When prancing steed, and FURNISHED lance,
And helmets cleaning bright,
And nodding plumcs, and banners fair,
The warrior did bedigh,.
The doys-,hose glorious day.-0f old
VIII never come again,
When knight met knigh, in tourHay gay
On hill, or vale, or plain
And shivered lance, and broken mail,
And sword and baitle-cry
Be,okened thy romantic reign,
Gay goddess-chivalry!
Oh for the deys-,ho.e glorious days
When swept the wild crusade,
And low in old Jerusalem
The Pilgrim warrior prayed
And bright eyed wand ring troubadours
Sang feats of love and war,
And minstrels fair in camp and hall
Attuned the sweet guitar
Oh for those days when loving mad.
Knew but 10 win or die
When broken hearts were more than words.
And healed not BY sigh
When Ancnorets in desert caves.
Who aed from maids and wers.
Had nousht to do but feed on roots
And gaze upon the stars
Had we lived then in those famed days
Those glorious days of old
Thou shoulds, have been my ladye fayre,
And | thy warrior bold;
And. spite of dwarfs ond castle walls,
would thee thence have freed.
And borne thee, sweetly blushing, of
Upon my gallant steed
would for thee have Tough, the Moor
And slain the saracen--
Have broke the weird enchan,ers wand,
And conquered giant men.
And proved on knight with mace aud lance
The magic of thy name,
While fair haired mns,rels should have sung
The story cf oar fame
Ba, ah now, luckess wight,
Must WOO like other swans
With vows and sighs, aud get, perchancs.
But sorrow for my pains
But, ladye fayre, believe me, when
say, with courage bold
love you jus, as much as if
lived in days of old H. II.
ynrt5ich n T.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-11
INSURANCE.


,T,.EE HOWARD INSURANCE Co
I Cap.tlI 500 o90 oiF,e Nc. - >Vl st. rhi- Com
paav con a> 10 =lkc against loss or da'nags
hy Ire. -ad inland nari-auoa
DIRECTORS
Pe7Ss,js.r Harer,. William Couch,
So J'tvlo- l. Wool e.,
rc-,,.,u. W lawrence Micah Blld~iu,
/ pb,il,o. P-.puiy NaiLsnic Weed,
I,1 ,in .,n Farming { Tucker
Jss1b z V,rpuui. Meigs Beai,nip,
Dsvit John Rankin.
f,sisb a. Hslsted JOHN H. Wolfe
N,l,,, " Todd Ferdiusnt Ssyiam.
Henry G. TEom9son
Is,,ls PaIullps. Secret,ry. de
New-York tribune., 1841-12-11

,NDz4 SI q 4 Z ts-Goods OF every de>cfiStio =
/ .uca a. Os-!coats, Watins 'shalooes' Iohs 60
p ir- fsyg,c. Hire Covers Clnaks, Pobehcs, Csps
cars rrsse Plai-,sr. and o Lining Cloth Lie =,
server. AIR B-ds Pillows Cushion Machine saahlls
geih,r =ih mot eysry arteis ~ tas lac 70. soy
Isl Water and GO Cafhatise sts'
New-York tribune., 1841-12-11
EASTERN DIVISION
.s-ssfssts- - '~-Sz OF
H'1ea 81! 49,. IL NKw-YoHsk 81 EHEk
-sss.y ... go Is s a Drralns wi

- - ~ q iIalh' ~
Nov York -"d ''"-h"" """"r '"'
to tar fOs arrangement, topping at Porm5nt biau
vctvie Clark Greeubush Pa-cse Suiierus Ran'a
DO St.tton Monroe Works, Turner's Seamanyillc Mou
roe V.iagc gGa Chester
FROM NEW-YORK.
Passenger Tram erery morning except Sunday,
leaving tne uot ol Aibanyst o'clock in the Compa
n.y. Steamboat UTICA Captain Alexander II Schultz
4 Passenger Tram egery WesHesdGy and Saturday ~
trnoo o'clock, from the foot OF Aloany 'trest IA tn
steamboat liti,a.
/ Frssgsi Trem ogery Monday Tuesday, Ttur'das
and FriaGY s5fsrE9gH. st o'clock, from tae foot ol
Chambers street, by tEe steamboat Union.
FRDM GOSHEN
4 Passenger Tram eCery morning, except SuncnyD
Al : oclacs arriving Ncs-iotk by the steamboa uu
"A AT the foo, Of Albany i
4 Passenger Tran esery Wedasssoy and Saturday
afternoon at o'clock, arriving New-fork by the
.;e5mhoau U'ita-
4 Freigif Trnia erery Monday, Tuesday, Thgrsdag
and Frdrg ~ jiernD0n O'Clock arriving IN New forS
bv steamboat ion and Barges az the foot Of Chambsr'
street.
For fcira; or passage inquire a. 'ha Company Tram
portatiou Office Of Liberty and "rst-sTects' hne
At the various Dcpots the line OF the road
Freight wi. be received the foot of Abany-s,reet
on Wednesday ard Saturday, and at the foot o! Cham
hc-s.stree,, on MONDAY, Tue ~, and Friday unl 8
o'cioe,; ? NJ NC. SEYMOUR, Superintendent
os5 If Of the Eastern Dvi-lon y snd h Il
New-York tribune., 1841-12-11
-, Nnes assEELyNHURa

= e. FALL sAnRhNGEMEsT.-- steal.
sE-=--1-a@-ho2t OSIRIS. Capt J. U. Ah-irs, ~
ON and aner November 9, run as follow Leave Ne-
RI ron. Flltoa rkeJ slip, Enst Ei'er' every i le'
rarulniup a. m lssy- Rcd Bank every Tuesday Thur
dsy aud -llurday at half past I. o'coet.P NJ
The Roa, ai, run as above until further notice, "e-
] NAVY alIoa fela ltuEs
New-York tribune., 1841-12-11
-,.Crxr CssEfsECi'. O7L s.A'aP--
5 ? = - III l.Li 81 LID .-Il. .la

.,.r7xr esEF fs5tis OH IA "a =
;'1-sfvfCAI. OII.-BtRNIHG FLulD-The sub
% ,.ite me at.-ntioa Of Tie pubic 70 nj
.S5c .oc Of GaEENouGHs pArENT LAMPs .,i.I nc
Ho" ga. ~, -. COZ, in use The oI Nhich s burned
= 9s'.sGs a., ss S,ns.i pre- pre5,io very clean il i 'o2s'
,e e @ and ves very brAt and economical fa. ; o. a'
Eurpiag Fad poaSie Eht iFse rom rom q Coz nar
| - ,-l.e and y II neitssr soi! q OF .taiH
raa b. altered st trifinz expense 70 Nl'H
asla TIC subscriber kindly permitted 70 'e.e, 70
q; our most respectable families no are arc p no~
between Grand and broone sts
NIB There danger OF explosion IL ei'ns' sIf Or
New-York tribune., 1841-12-11
BY SPECIAL APPOINTMENT,
.yDE H. s'Ed GIL. % e r.

PEN MANUFACT UREH TO THE QUEEN
1'AUTlON.--The high character of these Pens has IN
" duced the attempt the part Of several dreputabe
makers TO practice freud, oay npon Mr. Got, bur
also upon public An inferior article boarng tho HIS
spelled naae, thls di0t ontiiHg tas tra T. Is no" IA
,uD.arance and tho very stye which put sp.
Obserre the genuine PEN all marked full Jo-
.erh Gillos Patent, or Jo.cph elliott, warranted; =
and that each gross bears fac sme Of his signature thus
New-York tribune., 1841-12-11
.:,I;-e-eo 1SD ia :hISs' BRASS

ssUi.e.kD ASU GA Mss L 50 =.
FIRST RATE article oi Relies al 20. 80. -, ~ -
n sluays y fo.u! 81 JAMES &. Mptf J. III tis' .
,,,ee, near Wooster - ;hc lowest nArset pf:co''
= .,,r@rt,- .-tic,r - ""H'--'' ''-''
DAk'se 81 .'EANte'-A<; 4 a. h d - AM ND'
I MISSION WAREHOUSE, no. 81 Liberiy-sui,ee ~ &c G.,
Printing LithograPh,c, asd Co'ored FApers N al ,.
varct,es made 10 order OF any 1ua common News
10 the Ecs Book paper s=3c II The country al le 1'
market prices from the very superior mils OF AessFs
c. and W. Curtis, Boston, aad w q m C-r;ls be1'tie
and from seyerr! other manufacturers having the bes
Of machinery All orders thankfully received and prop
Iv eInruted au7 6m EDWARD CURTIS, Agent
New-York tribune., 1841-12-11
T|PREN NAIL LINE FROM NEW-YORE

$. ssss ~ Ili.s. u CO.'S. E.fn
p :--2r- Z. FOR NEWBuRGH, LANDING Al
CA. .DWELL'S WET POINT Il COLI
---E,2-s1-SASS-- SPRINGS The steamboat HIGFILAE
DER, Captain Ro5e7i Wartrop, wlIl ieavo thc foot o.
Warren-s street Y.rk, evoFj mouday Thursday, and
sctgr1iae. he HiGHI AMBER will leave Neuburgh
svsry sioaday moruidg O'clock, and Tuesday and
Friday afternoon al o'clock.
For freight or passage, apply tc the Captain Oh board
NB-4 baggage and freight Of every description. ana
bills %, spoo- put III board tbs boat, must be at the risk
of q, owner thereof unless bill of Gdng or receipt II
.igned for the sane. jyS
New-York tribune., 1841-12-11
SMILE & SHERMAN,
-crnS & MECHANICAL DEN

- FISTS t3 Chambers street opposl e the PARK de
ire aga 10 exzres. their gratitude fsr past GHcolr
se,s-t cad 10 assure Jheir friends aud Ihe pu'c '-
noti,tr .lal he wanting their part 10 insure th'
cor !le and fvor ofth0se who mas nonor them VITA
call! .stifca Teeth Of the first quality from oae - a
s,;irs Sol, inserted the improved me;nod' NJ
ing scaling and extracting performed with care and al
,oou and their charges all ca-es to suI; the rrcu
~ - ,.s,, r,tianrs 20 In
New-York tribune., 1841-12-11
.NEw.yoaR. ALBANY AMI

-S=zs S.EE w 40 & 81 = a. BAN a a'D
ss--s1ss-5s7 TROY STEAhsoAI LIN r. iof AioanY
S-S1z-- OF a. tar the icewili permit with safe
~ ..c.i .he foot OF Cort ard .irrc.
The DE WITT CLINTON, Saturday, Afternoons al =!
The DE WITT CLINTON, Monday Afternoon at >
>orIes-,l Goods, Freight baggage, Bank Bills Spe
rir or any oanr kind ofrroperty taken shipped or Fn
OF board the Boats Line mus be at ths risk oil Inc
opugrs Of sacn Goods. Freight Baggage &c
o'clock
PEGP:n,s !INE FOR AESANS.
p - - The new ani commocious steamboat
t-,-S---ys ROCHESTER. Capt St 1"hn WI
'EsA-- irsye the per bctwesn the f'ot OF Cor
auds Liberty Thdrday aud Saturday afternoon"
Fur p,ss, ge or Freight, apply TO PC. ScHUtTZ a,
ti Office on the Wharf. board. " B All hinds o'
property ,kel ouly It; ,hc risk OF the owners thereof
PEOPLES LIME E&GHa NE W-f'oiiA
sz.es.sas.zzs=z=s- !. gEASTON. PA. gsssaIs
P. lrou..i ia @ hou7s. Fare caiy s.
Teav. a.cs No !: r.. Battery Place, at It O'Clock,
81 DAILY Sundays excepted, by steamboat Cnderilla o
Water Witch To Ezabethpor thea 20 take the cnrs %
,hc =. Toen ead Someryic Rsiiroad TO Bonnd5rooA
leaving only b Gns by coaches. making oy Hr the mos
pleasant ans expeditions Easton For seats a
py to A. D. Hope. 70 CourtluadI =. or on board A. ID
Hone vail accompany the passengers to Bound Brook ant
render all assistance necessary.
u rle Express Line finding their charge OF hsnbu2
not 10 au,Scr row explain the ress-n of our Ec'tns
through .ryrn hours before t'cmby sta'ag that Ne start
three ours IN Of thcir Line. This charge i Just
a. G-.,i,it, nf trsth the first n2'
New-York tribune., 1841-12-11
fs,,p 'ssaiL PAL Ess4se.-L. y NJ. :. brown

tt1tH IN l. ? ESa4se.-L. x NJ. bhU''N M
Csatasm se!las Ingram Carpets at IS 6d, l.,
IS and t. per yard.
Those in Of Carpets would do well to call AMI eS
anime Tor themselves they s al least - per c.
by PURCHASE of the subscribers
b. Al articles connected with the Carpet business
elinr in the same proportion. Also, remnants o. Or
CIo suitable for putting under Stoves selling at ore'
10 suit ihe iines. ni''m
New-York tribune., 1841-12-11

MASSACHUSETTS BANKs.-T The annual Return
of the Condition Of the Banks Of Massachusetts
tor the last year shows that tho whole number Of
Banks in the State Is Ia, Of which % are in Ros-
ton The amount due from those in Boston Is
:j2 s9l ,97S; that from the whole is s5a,679 i74.
The amount Of the last sem-annual dividend for
all was :992l45 The amount of bills in circu-
lation /. s. .397 1874