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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-01-21

- - - aNN-4A' 4'4l444 80. .. I,'I ~
n Clarke Csali5y, ysl,gini..
l ~ I'LL. be ED a yeatvilis, "a ia soansy
" II Clarke. ihe foFler 1saes of g..
ssft feSe, cee'al ~ lltia.silg o. 11Ia ~ 4
ffsrtest, 1871 q 9 credit 81 nine nonihS,
an ths Pers0aag EsiaGe b sail deceased.
Slas
Abeut Z, y III y q - 81 ~ @ CO
saneng wkom tbers 4 vsiuabis Blaeks1ilk
and roneA CefPeptes, tFll-Tala Cook, an1 e.
yefai Asid- annds g beta SaHssS
a vaiNa5ls ateeh ~ HORSES;
Cattle % inpfe4e1 breed
sheep and dosti
Wasons, Carts, ao3 plnnialiaa uisnsflss
Eo1seeei1 end Eifebtu EarRllurog
A snail Law sibsafY nna othsf n6oRss
AID go e biocks1ss.A Tech.
&Jsfha purchaser UIll - rssuitss, ksfsra
the Fgeperty 3 FeseVef Is give hoa5 ana IS.
Prof4d security for aii euns abosa teh iollaru;
20 ~ ~. aatte 81 80 eellars AID nsder, ths
- ~ nElle fsss ai,.l isrrs. Win g oGsrsd fsr
sha deeeaaes, bslaE abonl
1ioeirs ansa end niassv .als2E. 8 -
EraE~ras Z ten, = = -.
elsidsa leo se7eEai Fsfas % eoersnisnf sif.s
FiE eae tst1a eRsled = " llilia. q atoas $50
CO U1IcH
fIn EARN thsse q aacealrGf-
1hie tt1 liag-h1n. 0ift
Ave reese ta1lkes
81 eslIss .sIbosslsa - e .'Se.'i {. =
siCtkt. - Wish taefe s. - 6aeIiioR teaTf.
nqt IS toiafl4e Aituafica VIII Y9sllissa ri
that lhe g4ion e ihs I've wccld maka feay
sPaci tafad ef 500 nefets ansit6r go e 60
eallee "1ansfille. 2 - e2o acEEs. 81 +. ~
= he 1nH1isa houss 81 DE snii
deceased. csalainias alrs eoas
fefiahis sesal1, also siess ;gcb
90 VIII fear loclts, 1icas e1ii6.
z eosfes5,e1 - VIA &c kllessa. sIss SSglsr
~ Fglat - Nhish iSsFS - :
esise 81 AgiFhtf eonsifetiiea Soc.
Sessis s. ktqstei sa1iss. SD tavsfai Drsi.
LEG hpetca. fsI BEgrsrs. Itefs ~
-FOUR GOOD 0RcHaRpg
o. iae Saeasiiia fafsi. 80 oae 81 each 81 IA
rpi eaeaa iasas. 4 large Rssiish q esek ~
,ss el9ge aaeaaf laf1s @ esH saksa q aIsgsP
Asse, asothef
LsniqspFobsd 7fees called g Eagzsls Z,
eeelsiasas sas Assassa sas ssbs1 e alssty
one-aflh g iae pafehsas assasp - sers -
tae abnFo asEse2 ifscls an II rsTlig6f - -
4aysl - 81 q f1hfiilQfiaa ~ veil .a,is1ssf -
assee nctse 81 itEf tist1 Ga silEsf ~ -
eaelsr o So REaEet - fts -,
eee q - pssesass 49,
go e4t1 q zai& tracts Wa - s'elssE 80
sta ~ eatoal lFtialnsais tstfs eisrasf
lf4st 90 ssfe--sts iatsfegf = steh s1r-rflss1s
- D. rais eanUtllF 81 10 afeEa-se - ~
4nhsfsir fern saa.t ga 49, -
gaI ite aeiFai 81 l1si1insata $500
4eei r inalt'feesZ Nll - sits asre
~ tsr Feaats Asts II - ~
s...s..t =. ~ W E. - eeqs e - fsss.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-01-21

tHE aa1eseleAo1 hapioR nuresss,s a.
Aee,es tloa,o, end etoak. 81 nles.ls.
IS lAet a. ST. ssa1g i ssesISs 1or Trs-i..'--
tslloa 81 ~ caaal - nail-npaS. eoss -.
80 q lhe o. Fasnsss,
al kiads ~ (esmfry Produce,
As4 Vim a1ys6es nonsy % parsha.s ths ssus.
spa eAa n,61s lassnrskIs tsruis. They Wi
ell9 RsceiYs ne1 Egwafd Msrekanai,s ana
elheF hftlcla1 - ~ rsotg Faaaoaaalo tsst,s.
NM. n(l5491E & CO.
HafPels-FsgFys Arg. 50. lss9.
~, n,--Theg will tssp e. kaB1, for sale
Plaster. Rlsb. haii. CO. &c.
W.n.Acn.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-01-21

HtN8on
vi ~ eea, ~ 4 s<fsss
~ seats ~ - osI.i pll,rnt4. I'D ~,
halnleltre eera a4loHtst ta4tf1s 49,
nfpep a s,s.t lpf a. lsloren sca liers1ss ~
~ rFtlIst fypsir. - ~ IS. "a 1.'s'-,,<, 4 Z
lreIslr - ne ekes,ezt aoIlss - 81 y,
|tEfess epsEg esaeTlplipa - aFnTn1t. fltIl e.
~ rziieie RppFlltinlnf % Is saaina.,. fle
talee4. 4eeelek eaHstaelig - hnn1 - a.,af1-
@snl - 3k0W0E7n, sa1 ulll fsks - ess-
eest - 4ea, az nog oihef uork 1raa q l|s
Re, Shs.e eek tiebsf. lrora s ssss tbsE =
AIInnD OpkENoN.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-01-21

F..
We H1aafoas-~At Uses Ist tstipa ,nessk-
r41l, Aeft tet1 nnfjoct g. 9folfitl tllteas .
eol.e, 81 aleea - sAel EIsqnrngig haa - eo q
9e4 a1u4 llE,eS ~ fa1o loF8Itsr. Ehst apsisr /
esgsn - ~ EFp. nlsebt \, KUN aud fvYar,s
oksfkfTlc conDIAH e. uhich haa hnsn
llee9rneest1i 80 3 gave n,aesg lsamssia,sgs,
~ ttc.A - -ielzt le r4I11 e13aFo6. & 3
faft fSe1pt n ~ sf1IlE relief n 80 liksslss
beer eH4essel !. nl1eg f1rrs - NJ famfr. (
- se eqHsiieSS q ift V1iut thai hara ariar-
Nln1t a. nahs 4 aseun. g 4ny laftatioa .
seeG = aiWtgs " -. (egasd.l
M. NSsLbON, ~ yefi.
GETha pEopfisiur ~ heard af i've insies.
80 e cfasp c1iit. 9hslsia ne "a. - frSCsr.
belog Peslseiiy rrllsset = nv ula7iss.
erl'Ecf ~ seaIinlss nr,.te A.
9 hHis~t ps.s. fredrrisk ci,g, IA
IR. HnoVa 3 Co, Aesa..
Jan. Il. isti.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-01-21

.ss-s sSTc EZ .sssfg "a czSgsssetr
80 rs = %
- 81 81 tesg msar kiat fsseula.
iita as freEs its Ao9Fe tta alssl
isss neee,iily thai iheiF aseopass stsai8 q ~.
SO 90 e. 90 60 = he FfesSaf ssik AZ ssIsk
i.us ihsBeu hFm eommsnssI Yhis 3. tssfs-
ssse. q Eeqasst, ibat hil VIE ere - sas ai.e
ent H4uidals their raasscfsse $1,000 q
eeahs boais, e. sifer0sts.
WILLIAM HICKS.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-01-21

~ = ssribof taslnr ats,ss ~ ,k,u ,if,,.
= alet go doer well 81 81. H6sda lsliurinR
elin ell1h aeet, ed nsarF epnccllo ~ eariSES
osnk, charIeetpan. for khs p1fpcie efeosa6sf-
lnG the neore bp,lness. q ~ IL veTialiss. -,
fR9cltllig eeilein 3 poFtioa 81 lla paifonana
q ~ lsionde ant lhs Pdhiis eenafally. Re
assns = eoeeees.ery % oasf a. tho1e Who naF
hanof hin via tb6if cnslsnl ar9 olbee ntsnr.
anns has fhak gko etr1a shall - Known s.
- fsuil = cod ~ upon trial. ang article msn..
lsetnrea Il his SAop does aos bear ! sasess.-
fal cpmpaEison with ihel maie a nng cher
nnpufaetqEy = he eonhlY. ~ \ RiiIin9 70 fof.
feit thoiF Eaod opisica for ths rainre Rporp
description q wprk ens end maaa e order.
giiher peEred ~ asWod -
fair mofkst pfics, aimoae anF deaer,Dllon ~
COUNTRY PoDUcE
WILLIAM avs.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-01-21

REVg 40 8 y 3
ikgsx sss.ises 90 ershlss 4 grkkf1tIs
BtnfloE IA
1tsek eA1 ~ islh. IL & q 3 .hs s 81. Sd DE-
4.tf4onl Rsrmshfnl Ai16 ~ ,l|ae I'|.II5. Is a.
1,e,e - lsils.salol Pesls.cAp & I.air,4 fHpsr;
ifancy eolonr1d - ~
aleet cgagpbe.
1e4 k.el Eeaeiil. 81 6seFeuiorh rtei
lee tses..,, pfeeinE -. sllssF kterp1inl e.,
I1fht1 Boards
~ eial ctleetl' q ans tp461f
Esaele fkaiE tat islotn.o nsniA,
- 49, abssatitf s,sersioeaf
cl.te go s,,ss rostti lssn,,s "a siS,s,
kiela ~ 0iitsAS ~ Eislllnf cafin,
81, kss sns 3 4 P.asr.
nle,as go esns stnln,
~. - .ssg ssaiins zas.
s Ss.sss s.ss e
$3.50 -, 70 80 s..eest ~ Pfrateiisns
, NrA- {tIll1N0 NQnrIa lE1 oie4.
fislo aet fasar fnh gsn81s
lf'sehos Alsls q ~ til5 olsiee, ftiael7,)
$50 - t--s,
E8Eatf - cDss VIA
c,l,ras tlsiss. 49,, "a 49, a q q q -
fcs beliies
iCeleEhe Ksisr. Feliiatie. MY sopsrisf,
Lss.et.f
Rlqgita
Ealogta
l9taeee
Aa1 Au1
olileni Alp ae, ufieaitl. Cinnunsop, Lavender
Ar1ntf eftot ed chiogi1a HatAiag 8oaps.
- epeF, ~ ID. eekaat
-.,ea 3 a.
u.s -
seser Nofloe oel Duns, sason aoptrnss,
- -
( rsi-s q ssIs-,,;,
s1-sersSsr > al. rs.e,,,.
/ sSsr-.-- -, II - e---
Cile,S 49, an
IInifn1 on
Bears OIL, bIsin,
. =, TpSrIanss.
psssslsr
Rsrsncssi.ur q chsyeux.
fin6ian fiaiP Dea.
Dapiaa =
fsvest ,f,ly 5ao,t.
cdi5 Cfssa.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-01-21

GltFfttsmf fw N-fapnsses
QHsneRe 8 - CALCULATING i.
- EaeNR = ahssssrft is-rs -. 49, =, =.
ittf ts4s 81 krrt rtcl-e sss = =
~ tsf sa satt tse 80 - -
iefe fA#sa niaGtHs
saessitea. Ess -. lata
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-01-21
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ths ep6ssgibeu haylps entersd InSs "a.
paslnefship, would FssPsetiaIlF uiaks
known y the far1sss ED tke rahlls ~ n
shat lhsy inlana q kesp s. Asa5. a r.snn ~
s1rp g cleee. q. tAsis sAep 81 asaia slrsel, oas
diately opposiss ne couri-hsass, eksri. ssus
HvnAv nrscasprroH o.
Saddles, BrEsBsess Wassess,
IGaa
q ne ialesl ana s. Approved nfyis, sn1 asds
gfths best naislisss, " e. befisncss W. ,rSss
e ihoss 9ao have isf6saslS pafsSsizoa - :
sstaol hameat Whilst GndeF iha sonifoi az 81
3 ssy lhss asess eSosiioa VII s. go =, -.
git their Sire pslfsoaae feE he fussfs - Esil
e iast q he Puhlic's eensFaliy. Wa sslieii 4
feiA WiI.LlAu HICKS
SA2Es 81 RIck.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-01-21

t1i4 e1ssEs tslte ,srislstsez 81 nkfa eisss ~
eFazlea asssfftf a. 31ass Frnissniitsst
& sppeal s. s. epuducled prospsr.
onsly - iis present WAg5an. The iasti
casa FecsiFis che yeaF eadisg RoVem.
bef Both ere ale& Sc 18a0, Toifl
csth pbFmeale. eg oo The ensifs
eaFaings 81 ibs iAsHsalioa 1effas shs gess
emoaal % So 0gs. which 6 see 81
SO 900 ab9gs all aapsndisnfas los suses.
isieaaenee, and 80 feFih Ina aamtsf
d eoefleis On tie 39lh 81 M6Vamasf We
-. bai iqe deaths baes Beeuffad asr
iag ihe yea
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-01-21


NEW GOODS.
10y iale affiyals. he suhsesib.f - rs-I,r.
- hiss hia foFner sloot Nl.k tor1 Isrre.
sftg. ctesp. end Hsadsons sassssfa, ~
SeasOnabIe Goods
yhlshs tsssthss win ne supply o. had. a.sl.ss
pc t,ocF eonP,ole. % soiiclis his fflsnas
$50 e,sic1,esl. ors lndail, . csil end sz9taios
arc HQEe tot hepaatlios, q ha Is 4atis sd tkay
VIII esiibtf - ei1app % pFies. quSIllV =
varsity. 8. ROg ~ a fifsSS q
Hprpsrsfsrsy, Dss'r a. 1870.
NEW GeDTBsIs
| a SlltE g1aefaigned have i,iat Feesivada am
- piy of Nav sna ssasoaasls GO0Ds.
W. B. b. ANnERsoN.
New Eala e EWamaer esoosls.
Az asa Sscolsiak shs ortaisa a. tstrs-s
eu4 etsepsst stesk ~ co0DSi hoss ever
Dad e olleF q tha Pabllo. 1hsy will o. eoi6
q very alleil pEeaia, loF eanh, q o. raasiasI
ouatoners On cFo1it. e6apsoffullv selisil -
eustelt1g1 pna Ne gablis eenorsil5 b saiI ~
s1,zs4lae ny eieek.
W.. 9. LOCK.
csssAss.sNe 81. g. 1880.
AA1L ~ RHG ny.
1t7E sabsegi6sl ass aaikta As nae eturs
Aoo1 81 WeshinSton SlfeeL oas aoor
eest oi hie iogieeR sicre Feon, uhsra Sc 5 GOV
seee. FiaB so opeeiag - eEleRsige eupply 81
caa0Ieaane EeRV Goos.
-aisc, Groceries, Haralsdrs asS Caflegg.
Qasens, Gla1s AID Cssa we've.
.edisiiss, Paiass. OLE.
Dye S6s, Sc. s
sfhiebs at2et "a ~ ffs6s efsrt r1skss ~.
AessEiesent aenfiY esnpssis. His szou =
aaa tea gatlie eeHslailg ars iagIis6 ta aiFa -,
e. eefly sail. ana b WI es3sks6f Is piaasa
~ So tshis--ss-
chat.e,.een. Of IS 1896
iRzIERs n8lD
SO @R
fEz q siGaRoosg & co. ara r,.,s,os
q n9e qFsli1E steif fail sssak - oorYs
.qnsas t 9aiea 1sey - fst1 gssFi - = =. ~
es1iai as isac7 eriieiet--eese Eatsftis -
= ehisA ihsy esaia lasits ne isos q shtis
- - - aeise ssa4saiig
SO FILL m8mM
HAVE iast Estnfasa fFua "a Rratssu 49,
stif 40 go EsU aF1erE laree snf .f5
lse.e se - 4aLL Hkh ae0nR
ehfa Riii - 1ali Low - casa e. y saae.
- e ..' 2 ~ fAckEFT
g6ng Easg y Bsneep esee.
s,e aes egs9isS eur Fsii go gaisf
hs q. " assagiTm
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-01-21

80 II 49, - - - -
AT EsUWKNC SALE.
4Nuk pbf1eflbor uiQ taIi. q sasi.s sals. -
- tee.t4 lts - fts ~ Nt1anS atEi. 81
Ne presses, hIs vary
ValRable tract og Msnmas
Siipale4 = 1aNsfeen cna1ff. Tlreinin. sst 81
lee Wieeaexl1r A66 fetolase NaiI- Rcd. tsess
rllss ltan chari,al6Nn 1nS a miIsb igInehes-
,sr. fhe Farm b ven ano4n e ptett efssN,
~ laed, sa1 alle adraataEsnNfIg a3srils ~
grasses y eo1qe4aeaog e eongonlarns So
e<ealllg q ane water. ~. Thls lraef esa,aias
848 A4M
Ile e etiehars q Sc Tll1skn. go eili - so
- I've 1tpafoie lfness---en8 81 uhirk aill con-
lain le9 arfe,, viii aonla liliie iRnrorsn,sss
~ clAer rs eoreo Il 1noiy imrfoses via
.parious DfieE uHoiling, a11 nect,stl< -.
lleusae. ed 6ssi.<sla CnCHAn ~
~. srulis seth ever ysafnsf
Further d,seslflio6 = dsssiAs
qgnscsissrl. - b D tssiraAss tkas iksss -.
aeqaalnie1 Wlth ne ptcpsfty Hilf ttIl art see
- tAentsiglg bpiofo re dsy a stls. Terms
Defe kpowa % iho day 81 sals, stitch wiIl
isse place q lo o'cioct, 81
Ssaeary u. lstl, 4 cam.
saLSO, o. tle saRs day,
y4lll " oH,rs1s q ariall snikselscfsa a.a,k, sf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-01-21

LRseoNe cN coNosIR. Get shaved
but ones amoaih. Black your boola oaIy
on New 1esl's day. Never pay Tor your
neRapapsF, ibe plintts 6 e abIe 10 loss
the money - you are. AlWaya pay f5s
your hqpog uith 9 paWtaf pisee Of 6iohey.
and = ihe bagkeepeg discovers he miSIets,
sWsas eaoea agsinsi Tie fellow Eho
saddlsa q u9on zen. II ron are conTs.
tng yelsg lady. see thst che pays post
aga % AZ The letters which pasa bei9esa
you. By carrying - old woman, Won
viii eecspe tbs buFlhen Of ehil2fsn. -
Whea you are gong 10 eouhids 50 ed.
Tor, q any ether neisance. use Z siees 81
rope, for Il i much chesper-<lha Sane
viii serve log en- appliances whsn yon lick
your wife, Or wans % hADg yoarsslf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-01-21

SssoH g. Axgf.--A paragraph = going
The rounds stating that snae l. . good aus.
slisuts for eggs ia puddingr o. pancskae
Nonsshse--4e kn0H better. The one e
just aboatas good Substitute fos ne cher
e sawdRsi woal6 Be log aoog, on tr1 for
molasses. We uouid rather have oas
good esq zip doua org 9sophasus lhas
ssR ,tReP. rs sps S s. s5ss,S s..
tRFeu here ana ffEsb. sgr eSHrf
eoft 81 eeg.nog 81 dip fsssasn.
fnls 81 pnoW aonl naksf w boat
neW-iald snoB beingas good Is . a. sr.isid
sEgl Res 'sSss.ssiIy PEI ri. gesia
Mobile register and journal., 1841-12-14

CoIusRIA RIvgR.-The Bangor Whig publishes the following extract from letter received by friend dated Uonolulu Sandwich Islands, May 6, l3iI.
 'Our latest dates from the U $. May 12, le4l giving an account of the death of Gen. Harrison We have also received Tyler's address. Our dates from China are up to the Both May Al. The U s. Ship Peacock anl Schr. Flying Fish were here ia June last, on their way ColnIbm River, two months behind their time The Vncennes and Porpoise arrived at the Columbia River in May last. Capt. Wilkes gives a highly Aattering description of the countrywide will make thorough survey of il before he quits it. hope Capt. Wilkes official report will open tine eyes of Uncle Sam to his interest on our North West Coast. Great Britain has heli and still holds, through the agency of the Hulson's Ba, Company exclusive jurisdiction of the beautiful coun- try, their treaty of neutrality with Government to the contrary notwithstanding.
 ''Several Amerisans of enterprise have attempted
 settlement the countr, but they have been check mated by oppressive monopoly, until they were fairly starved out, and obliged to return. The charter of the II. B. Co., las recently been renewed with an ad- tional grant of two millions pounds sterling in.end- ed expressly for the settlement of the disputed terri tory. And they now erecting temporary build ngs every valuable lot land and millste in the country. Captain Wilkes says Ihc harbor at Pagoi sound, is the finest he anchored in, any part of the world. We have an almost ncalculablc amount of commerce in the Pacifc and yet allow John Bull quiet and undsturbed possession of the only harbor that belongs to us this side of Cape Horn. Yuu are awere that they have already taken possession of New Zealand, and broken up and excluded our fisher men from those seaslhey have also taken possession of the Faulkland Islands (which affords excellent harbor) and forbidden vessels cruising for whales within three leagues of the land.
 Th, "stars and stripes" arc set at half mast this day, oyer roof on account of ths intelligence re- ceiscd of tho death of General Harrison.
Mobile register and journal., 1841-12-14

MOORE FORGERY AND FIsAHcIEEING.-We learn from the Philadelphia Ledger, that another extensive forgery has discovered in that city within day or two. The persons in whose name this operation in finance effected, the Messrs. Eyre and Massey, merchants, No. 27 South Wharves, and it would seem ti,l former clerk in their count ing house is the lucky rogue unfortunate youth,
 the result of his trial, when caught may prove. This clerk, whose name is Maurice Pitcher, Pitcher, left the city on Tuesday mysterious manner, when, for the first time suspicion was excited in reference to the manner in which he had kept his accounts. The bank books of the frm were then nspected and visit made to each Of the banks in which they kept accounts, when it ascertained that forgcries to the amount of several thousand dollars had been perpetrated by thls interesting individual. On the Farmers & Mechanics Bank the forgerics amounted to Ss5,000-on the Bank of North America they amounted to Ss4,000--on the Bank of Penn syvania to S2,509-on the Philsde lphia Bank to s 800, and on the Mechanics Bank to $500. The fDrgerics the Bank of North America were com nitted in the name of Mir. Emanuel Eyre alone; the others were in the name of the firm. Pitcher is the same individual who, with brother, figured in the extensive spcculations of the distinguished Master Brooks, alias Jesse D. F. Quantrl, who is now do- ing penancc for his sins in one of the Pcnns yyana peaitcntar,es. Pitchers permitted to 20
 unwhpt of justice' then, on account of their youth. The hour of one of them is now well nigh come. He is described young man of about l9 years of age
 five feet six or seven inches high with reddish hair aud iiorid complexion. His face is remarkable for the number of pimples and botches il exhibits, and his eye-lids are much int1ancd.
Mobile register and journal., 1841-12-14

The New York Journal of Com nerco states that during the past year three of the Safety Fund Banks and seventeen of tho Free Banks in that State have failed and closed their doors The Free BanGa which failed had circulation of Sl 055 79S for the security of which they had deposited with the Comp. troller, besides bonds and mortgages, SS5l 200 in State Stocks, viz: 460 900 Indiana, $l99, 900 Hi nois, s76,000 New York, Ss63,000 Arkansas, $l6,- 900 Alabama, and s10,000 Michigan. The depreci- aton in most of these stocks, since they lodg- cd with the Comptroller, has been great; Indiana and Illinois, which were then $s70 or SsS0 per Sl00 of stock, having fallen to the ncghborliood of s30.- The bills of the Free Banks which have suspended recently, are bought by the brokers from 30 to 2j and 10 per cent. discount.
 The New York American says
 The vaunted safety fund of this State is now exhi- biting itself in the light in which practical men have viewed it. They, from the beginning, dstrpst- ed the system on two grosnds first, inducing a degree of confidence in the general circulation of the Banks subject to the law, wholly unwarranted by the amount of the fund; and secondly, by of the general guarantee ofall for each, as superscdius in the conduct of Banks, the caution which, if dcpen- dents for its credit and circulation upon its own re- sources and management, each would not fail to ex- ercse. The fund now is for all practical purposes exhausted, and the process of replenshing is slow. Gan annual contribution of of per cent. the ptals ofall the Banks subject to the law, winch s about thirty millions of dollars) it will be that it in truth offers little security.
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Go~We learn from tic consgnees of the Virginia Antonette that the accounts of the capture of the Santa Fe expedition by the Mexicans fully con irmed by various commercial and private letters. We have learned no news but the above, which we fear is but Business represented to be dull
 An article in of the papers states, the authority of the Bulletin of Yucatan, that popular movement had taken place at Canpeachy, to oppose the reception of the Commissioners sent by Mexico The meeting resolved that it expedicnl to declare absolute independence wthou! delay-that the Com missioners ought not 10 be listened even received and that in no case would they consent to reunion with the Mexican nation.--N. O. Bullitn.
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Government is mcditating the establishment ofa line of steam packets between New York and iIayre. Nj. D'Auhigny, captain in the French Navy, is now in New York, for the purpose of making some primary arrangements in the matter. He intends to visit oui principal seaports, and also examine the steamers Mississippi and Missouri, previous to returning to his country. The French Journal in New York; in rela- ton to this enterprise, remarks;--
 NJ. D'Aubigny is of opinion that tie closc of lS42 may be assigned the time at which first line of four stean packets, between Hayre and New York, may be put in operation. The vessels, which are already in forward state of progress, to be of the war model but constructed to admira- bly,, in time of peace, for the transport of goods and ihe conveyance of passengers They will be com handed by officers of the navy; their capacity is to be about 12oO tons, and their power 600 horses.
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nsAssENG se sss.

Per steamboat T Salmond fin New Orleans-aliss Cur ry, Maj Chase Messrs Stein, Davenport Mylne, Long, Long, sheppar Wilson, Fegan, DuckwoIih, Beaumont, Dr Gentworth, N; Dr Charlton Leonard, Curry, A Bucknor-l0 on deck.
 and children, Mrs Mayhew, Rev J Boney, Rev Jno W Starr, Rev McBryde Rev T Williamson, Rev E Eastman Rev Thos Lynch Col Darlington, Messrs Cen ter lrby, Stewart Dastus, Stewnrt Jones, Whitu- ker, West, Moore Chandler Holt, Dawson, Bracy Capt Clarke, Mathews Hays, Mathews, Walter, Bishop J Phippi, Cause, Bronn Chapman, Walker, Lacy, Mor- gan--6 on deck.
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A MAMMOTH SHIP.-A correspondent of the Bangor (Mane) Whig, gives description of new ship, the Rappailannock, of Bath, the largest chantmaa in the United States. She is l434 tons, custom house measurements; 1SO feet long, 37 feet beam, and 23t feet deep, built of Virginia oak. Her ninety feet long, and 3i inches in diameter the longest masts ever aioat on board ship, of one piece or one tree. Her anchor weighs g. 7c0 pounds. The wheel is enclosed in house with windows, throug, which the man at the wheel can look all that is passing aft, around, ahead, and board the ship. She is estimated to stow 4,000baes of New Orleans cotton under deck, and has two decks.
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HAVANA-Per schr Plutarch-20 bags coffee, 4M ci- gars, 50 punches bananas l5 dog pine apples
 NEWBURYPORT-rer schr Florence-350 bbls potn- toes, 50 do mackcrel do onions, do apples, wagons 90 bxs fish, 7M fl lumber.
 NEW ORLEANs-Pcr steamboat Salmond-9 bxs cordals 1 hhds bacon, 10 do sugar. 2O kegs butter 57 bbs meal AS do flour, 25 do brcad 2 f do beef 24 ht do whskcy e0 kegs ard II bxs cheese, 3o do wne and sundries.
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Mr. Badger, in late speech to his friends in North Carolina, says he had no alternative, under the cir cumstances, hut immediate resignation, unless he had been miserable Sycophant, willing to retain of
 flee, under whatper circumstances cf degradation, for the sake ots emolumsnts and power." The whigs ap- plsud this sentiment; and applaud Mir. Webstcr's course in the bargain. Consistency, thou art jewell
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The Portland Advertiser states, on what is rcprc scented to be good authority, that despatches from tt Spanish Minister at Washington have been received by the Governor of Cuba, which will probably leac to the prompt release of Mir. Cross, the American Consul at Matanzas. Mir. Cross, it is said, was re gularly appointed vce-consul, and at the time of hi arrest was cgitmatey performing the duties of con al
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HARBoR MASTER AND WARDEEs.-The fol- lowing named persons were yesterday appointed by the Mayor and Board of Aldermen and Common Council, Wardans for this port for the ensuing year. THOMAS LoNGFIEFD, II. A. BARCLAY,
 FRED. SHEFFIELD, EDWIN MURRAY.
 Capt. JNo. FowLET, was reelected Harbor mas
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EEsEsprs OF COTTON.

Per steamboat John Duncan from Wetumpka-Rives, Battle X 322 halesi II Scnroeder l6O Mckinney a Robinson 62; M Sdyre i7 F. l. Andrews & 35; Geo w Tarleon 32; Harrison Blair 32 Holcomb X Brother 3J; Labnzan 2lj T Harris l7 Moore ls; Purvis & An drews l3; Lacey Terrill & Is; Lovely & 5; Bnard e Moore $; Bull Files i Dickinson Eustis .i Drodnax, Newton at co 2; NIT Ma, ,hew l.