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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-08
REMovAI. OF BOOKS AND STATIONERY

Removal OF BOOKS AND STATIONERY
hb BOOK and stationery business, heretofore Conduct
Il eli by A. lNLoEs at the store OF Mr. r. w CieIaJ T.
now removing Store Of the scribers and will be
Having more room than formerly, We viii enlarge the
business aud IN short time shall be enableto present 20
our Old patrons and the public generally very eKtensve
ana elegant collection OF Books tie
Q. Literature, &c which examination will be Iound
qua ~ point OF quality, To any sold in the state We
shel continue TO sell al greatly reduced prlees and re.
specially solicda continuance OF patronage
Richmond, March 5th, Is4i. nh sd
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-08
MORE SPRING GOODS.
BOOTS. SHOES TRUTNKS e..

,,,,ihg inc VIM w. Wyer, just arrived from the Eas,
NE subscriber has received large additions OF new
hanos OF OF the manuacturers Ny stock OF fine goods Il
nov equal TO any In Virginia, and will be sold for cash or
Town scceptanees on short credit rema kabiy low mueb
Tess man ioruer prices Country meIehants In wanf
goods in my line, will give a call
NJ. M, SAMUEL PUTNEY,
Dealers IN ahe most fashionable styles OF Boots shoes
Ho el. 'f ''N ''' -
puTLER's MAGNEsiAN APBRIENT PoWpFR-
- " -ooserNe, that the prep9rer's and adiress
n@nis bulcI' Chemist, 4, Chespsidc, corner 81 ST.
fauls LONDON printed on the Labels which are al
hume. 80" -
supply Of the above article Just received
ALEXANDER DUvAL a co.
- Cotner ~ y ard l2fh sfs
sac 900 STOCK OF BOORs
eIAIiONERHi music AND FANCY GOODS
Selling 90 al rsry L0tc Prices, by
j. w. RANDOLPH & CO
MAIN srsEET RICHMOND, Va
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-08


SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS
lHb subscribers inform their friends and Customers
thAthey are now 10 receipt Of their spring and summer
goods, OF which the following a part =
30 doz Coney and Muskraf Mans
l0 do Black and DIab Russia Fur
l8 do do 10 Brush 10
In DO do d. SILK do
80 do 30 10 Moieskiu do
80 10 DO do Wool Hats
10 10 Glazed Has FOR servants
luUO Do Palm leaf Hats, embracing all ualities FINN,
common TO fine straw bonneis
Palm Leaf do
Coh aud Velvet Caps Of great variety Of patterns
HATTERs MATERIALs-FURs
Iarroued and raw Russia Fqrs
Turkey Backs
Muskrat skins
Gum shallack
Alcohol
Extract Of Loswood
lglnglasS
Black and dab silk Pushes various quality
skivers Of various colours
Black and drab landings and bindings
Plain and cTmptd Pelongs
Silk and Cotton Tips
np and tissure Pager
Oiled silks
Cords and Tasses
SILK Cord for drab strings
Cotton Braids
WIN many other aTticles-all many Of which will be
sod al wholesale or retail, the most accommodating
IOHN TIIONplf,G -,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-08
FRESH sPRIse AND SUMMER PANTA.
INTENTION, MILLERs

ATTENTION, MILLERS
GARLIC, CHEAT COCklE, AND BUSTING SCREEN
WOvEN WIRE, FOR MERCHANT MILLS a.
NNIlSON BALDERsTON would respectfully inform
w Mlcfs and uthcrs that he Is prepared 10 e2ecue
ss usual. Al his Wire snd sieve waIehouse. No Iisht
street wharf Garlic Chcai, Cookie and busting scrc.n
Wire Of superior quality, and az teduc 81 prizes
He also makes, and has hand a. ttis ttnc hrrs
assortment OF sleeves Riddles aud si-rs suits bic ,r Corn
Coal Ore Rye Cookie. Meal, sc which he viii Dispose
To the Town and Count ytraie, a. low prices
Orders for any II the above arte will be received
forWsrdct a. heretofore, by
ia It'll JAS A GEO WINSTON
TUE subscriber respectfully announces 10 his fricnds
andhc public generally, thai he has hand, and will
continue % Keep alaGc aud SPLENDID assortment ni Papcr
HauEnFs-c consisting of Gilt, Velvet Tapestry Fresoo.
plain an common Papers, with Borders 10 all o
which nc will rot up On the nsaes msnnsT in town ami
country.
Alsu, curcd hair and Shuck Mattresses Feather Res
made Of the best purified Fcahers-embrasins evorv r
clc in his line Al orders thankfully received anJ 1c
WILLIAM BOOTH,
Square bcoS the hanks on TIE opposite .ije
'. S-OJ Mattresses soCas and Chairs III T.,
her ncts renovated, and made IS new
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-08
sUpERIIoR OLD WINES .. Ha
TO TILE LADIES'


DREW & HORNER Boot and shoe Dealers and Manu-.
~ lecturers opposite Birlcy's Hotel and doors
low Hoys, have Just received from Philadelphia beau.
ful assortment oi ladies' Shoes, slippers, the very
latest style and decidedly the hands
have ever bad. They OF McCurdy and other ceebra
ted makes. The ladies' solicited examine these ar-
Giles We also manufacture TO order all kinds Of ladies'
wear We have hand small lot OF make
which can be confidently recommended.
The kentlemen usual, find every thing they
want IN the Boot, shoe, Pump Slipper line Of
amt other makes our assortment Is always select and
our prices liberal CREW A HORNER,
. WOO bel Uoytia
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-08
WALNur SrREEr. Phil.. Jim. 1s4I.

"ALNui lnli Jan. lSll.
Dr. THO FOWLER having, four years ago, acduiI ed
under nv instructions entire knowledge of DENTAL
surgery In all It's various branches take pleasure
10 recommending him TO the public, andmy friends Viz.
gnia, as being superior Surgeon Dentist and IN every
way qualified TO practice The profession a Dentist
h. CHllES, NJ. D. and Dentist
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-08

lust To hand - 'o''' '"' 'o''o"'
= n yea. Knows only one Think OF then, OF ! 70
. M.id ~ =, -, sweet fricnds-words Mrs
= nsu OF florence Hemans
nent OF the irish EmL rhc Foraker One
-ew,n INV n....o, rhere's beauty In the morn.
wi NV peaceiu vale ing dawn
,v us. sr.weh breaihinfl was ~ ialse io thee
e, VIII, oy II husseiiI The gentle Qneen Flowers
49,, n,n s S.,an do lis sad TO think upon the
ne to ,be II;Ss,.ns. lsyons days OF old, bv Hon.
49, o."ef Lana, mrs' He touch for ne thy harp
sy for thee, or the e.lFarrwelI tn thee Mary
.en rhe Young soldier
Ike The sI,sr s,,,, g. Nome, thou ART no more, Mrs
70 voices Tis merry to hear at Eve.
noph 10 beamins o'ei ning time, by & n Weber,
lie no submissive wife, u, Irea in The Arbour-Com,c
ne ~. s'eps 70 nome when, when will thou meet
gain .oitly steals the fading light
uay going IRON There's something In kiss
whLTzEs, RoNDEArs AND MARCHES
'r,son o1ss,,, 1y hunier Rendezvous de Chase,
.ison euaniles by Rossini
,r'son and Tyler Grand favorite-whai Fairy like
mary waltz Music
n Pade euadriles by YES RitorneIL by c Vie.
Jun er lex
,deSa sur IN Mc'if f,on haisie, LAmbassadriee,
re Opera OF the L. Ambas HERR
ldriee .riuss' Values
oine SaNahne, from Fam Is orma Quadrillcs, March
!, ucuested by u Vie - aud the Opera Of la
Ien 70 Eis pupil Mise rms, consisting OF Du.
ry Rondo on Horns Ceie EIrlsh words ~,h NAM
sied CavHina- Throush brilil3ot yari.,,ons '''
he Wood, by q E Fiorini
ALSO,
ew superior vIOLINs iCiarione,ts
OF superior Hoin and Cattes Treatise on ~, ,monx
auu sHinss, just iul- burrows Musical Prmmers
Iiieu' wholesale andre Musical Encyclopedia,
~ NJ. braeing a complete Musi-
est quality X Porter ~ ~ We
FOlios. for Music Musical C.ramm.r 4, BON,
% WOOL rules with eI' Parts, by DrCaleou
OF ether with large assortment Of Note Rooks mr. CoI
'on OF rsn ann hymn Tunes generally used In
ncnes anu singing scho OILS. 10y various authors ap
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-08

NoTICE.
THE subscTbers the Ia day OF March, 1884, formed
aeo partnership under the firm and style of Boyd Ed.
mon Co.. for the purpose of carrying freight the las.
River and kauawha Canal, where running
Freight Boats OF the first Glass We will nd 10 the
receiving .nd "a waTng OF merchandise the
Ing and selling olthe the rates. Our
warehouse being situated the banks OF the Canal III
save to the additional expense ofdTayase Our
Mr. Boz d anu Mr. MonigomeSe will reside IN iyne hbuTg
We beg leave 10 refer to the following acnieiueu:
hessrs Allen a. Paxson Robert Jaffray Co New York;
Norman & Courtney, Baltimore, Lancaster, DENLY a Co,
Webb, Booker a. Hamilton Raiston Peasants Daven-
port Allen, Redmond Miller n Rucker. Roberts & Lee
Bryant Young, Lynchburr; Hume, Esq Gent Peter
johnson, Abingdon Boyd a. brothers, wyihcville.
JAMES NJ BOYD,
ROBERT EDMOND,
HUGH MONIGOMERIE,
ap2-tf ISAAC Davenport jr
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-08
TO THE FARMERS OF VIRGINIA-

HE subscribers would eathe attention 81 the Planters
oiNrsnia, 10 their stock ofIusy celebrated PionKhs
iotn ne mandatory Il Rnggles Nourse a Mason, OF
worcester, Massachusetts,. They acknowledged To
ne we mosi perfect implements " the kind offered
or sale IN tiS eounIyss well In respect materials and
Workmanship IN orm Of construction The Amcrica an
destitute Of New YORK and the Massachusetts Mechanics
CaIanle Association Of Boston a. their respective Pairs
awarded silver Medals for these Poughs.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-08
HOOPER d GRAFT
DISSOLUTION.


So-LarineIship heretofore existing between JAMES
hATCLlFFE& 4. p. JONES under the STYLE OF
James kaiclihe Co, expired by articles agreement
on SIst december last The business will be condnctei
hereafter by James NJ Radcliffe, stand formerly oe.
eupei Oy ) NJ Radcliffe q To who is alone authorized
10 seule al claims due the late concern and who " dis.
eharge all claims due from hem e. F. Jones having spo.
sed Of his entire interestto J. NJ. RaieHHs.
- JAMES NJ. RATCLly, e
lie Y T.. r JONES, -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-08

- assonment Of low priced Loohlnn glasses lDr ale
s',nsr e vhoiessle OF retail WA y BUTLeR,
hab sdoors sbove the BET Tavern.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-08

w nave on hand a beautiful assormenfof
Mouslnes, varying la price from q 81 10 o. ner VA
spring season S'SN W "no
hich and handsome striped Challys
ram plaid and figured Silks Of the latest style AMI most
superior Quality - ~ 'N'
Also beautiful selection OF embroidered spring shas
,I9setner with great variety OF satin &c arts and
hese we would add several pieces Of fresh superne
3ths OF different colours; plain fs ured san and en-
10 mention ~ wv numerous
For cheap bargains, call at the Store CT
mn W REID ROBERTS 4 CO
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-08

BOOKS AND sTATIUNERY
/ w. RANDOLPH a. CO. IN acttisn IN tbcir
usual good assortment OF Books Stationery and Fan.
cy Goods will receive In two their spring sun.
ply country Merchants aud others are respeeify soi
cited call and examine stock and prices before
purchasing. ''
BOOK-BINDING.
Having attached 10 Bindery We are
10 execute binding OF every description
style. ~ ~ '''e 0es'
ties IN &C f"a''"
Old Books takenin exchange for new
w RANDOLPH q CO..
doors below Earlsy's Hotel
le Main street
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-08


years many thousand teeth he believes himself able
eS ract the most hcui teeth with slight pain DT
'Oi,' o &c u.h lVVphysiclens ia NiTEnldand other
STATES upon whose Teeth he has operated gwen saus
faction. ~ ONCE hours all day NH 26-tf
IRON, STEEL. &c
| = TONS swedes IRON, just received;
~ ALSO, on hand,
very large and general assortment Of Swedes Trede
gar, Country and English Iron embracing every size Of
ha, round and 81 iarc-also,
f $ $::p IRON
Sheet
PLOUGH MOULDs
MOULD BOARDS;
Also a large assortment Of
american Bhsieredl
English ID
German SsTEEL;
Cast, aud
Spring -
To which invite the attention of purchasers being de-.
ieIm!eed to sell lowErisss
SUGARS. COFFEE, MOLAssEs, TEA, Sc.
VERY superior esrif Sugar
Do 90 PoT S5I Rico z" 30
Prime ant common New Orleans DO
| Very best double efncd Loaf sugar
Single refined and Lump DO
superior old Government Java Coffee
Do green Laguta ard Rio do
Do A, suna,ra and Mltaeaibo do
Extra fine Gunpnwer and Powchong Teas
Very strong vinegar 10 barrels and at retail
For sale by
FRENCH WORN, AT COST.
WE respectfully invite Ladies, generally TO call and
w examine our assortment Of
RoslF French worked Capos aud Collars
Thread L1ccs Efzing1 and lnstrilnEs
Cambria do-a good assortment
Chdren's Ftench worked Frocks and Bodies
Embroidcrcd satin Aprons, &c
Spring shawls.
ALSO,
AErcM variety ofpain an nsurel silks, which will BE-
app REID. ROBERTS A co
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-08

~ -.
Ihs subscriber has on hand. manufacfory hes
shared, sriehed ana Main saddles: Common ss,,ties
an KINDS oiCoaeh Baroue and sulkey Harness bes hard
snu SOL sotered srrup Irous Curb snafe its- bes
nuthsh ana american Bride Leather Maungsles All
fusInes oil Coach, sulkey vhd Riding Whips; CarryalI
enn wSeon Gear Of every description which he will sell
va" lowest prices Persons in OF articles In lhr
Inc his goods. " ' anu e~Ail-
fe2 .rr,yr,,..
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-08

ENoLIsH WHITE LEADING hsvo Just re-
- ceveds supply ofEngish White Lead, In Ol which
sonndcny recommend 10 any who may want an extra
srilole, for immediate uso
tets sANL ADiR co
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-08

Suins and making done in the best possible manner nj
snOt hotlce Manufacturers and others will ind II ID
70 raronise this institution as aiding
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-03-17

rect and respectable evidence in bis ihsors
thrown into prison, whefs be must not only
abide the uncertain effects Of the law, but the
Will Of the mob.
He has not deserved such treatment from
the hand osany portion of the American people
He ! ad no quarrel with them;-well and fa-
vorably known to many of them, liberal and
courteous to all with whom he had dealings
could he have exEee 81 the Government and
People Of great nation would look coolly On
whilst his liberty and even hslifes were made
the port of . vile conspiracy fetcomplaint
he calls for 20 undue sympathy; his case Is
simply that Of an injured and insulted British
subject; he has claimed the interference and
protection cfhis Government, which has been
promptly afforded, as far as possible; and cume
what may, he breads not the issue. Still, his
situation Is very unpleasant one confined IN
a miserable jai, suffering in health, and debar.
red from society: and why1--Can any enllght-
ened American answer without blush for
their country The laws would allow him TO
breathe the air Of freedom in his own land Of
liberty and law, bat peoble gwould not, and It
seems they are thehigher power. Should he
have fair trial, and the character of the witt
nesses on both sides be taken into account,
have no fear for his acquittal; and hope
such win be the case: but ifotherwise, what
then!
am gentleman, with much respect,
Your ob't servant
ANGUS MCLEOD.
Republican, Banner
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-03-17
GRE4T BRtTAiN,

The following extract looks something
like preparations for war. We cannot see
what either party Is to get by war; but if
Il must come, let it come at once. John Bull
had better come to his senses at once, or he
viii compel us to give him third drubbing.
"ImpOrtant from Nora Scotia. Extract Of
A letter dated Halifax, N. g., Feb''y. ~, 1871.
aSeveral regiments have been ordered TO New
Brunswick; and we are informed that orders
have been sent from the Home Government
to the West Indies, to embark all the regular
troops there for this place; the islands to be
garrisoned by their militia MadisonsdH.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-03-17
A NEW INVFNTio..

On Thursday last, we in Co..
eral other gentlemen, capable 9 \. lsh.
tied the shop Of our townsm,r y as.S
to examine a plough recent. =. We 5'
Col. M. Mimms and son, of0t;a a1su
of this state. The ccnst,ns,; .'OOsa ~,
chine is SO simple. that any mso nan. !. le
the work he may be required = - - 'ats
short space oftime. Il admits , os ~ Z apss
OF six or seven plough hoes w., !, ~, 'as asi.,
and coulter. Ira
A great desideraturn Is secr.s
he by the mFeRtieH, that's, that ~ J, 4.
ofthis plough cannot be dipuutsSs' i: !. Oa'asi,l
being entirely wrought Of iron, l = ssis
Portant matter is gained to the n ii,.sas =
we think viii lot be oyerlooLssS '. y Nd
weight varies but little fan va : b
the lightest one horse plough now !; : = N
The depth ofthe furrow s go
by the action of brace, suverss5 5-. 0 2
cessity Of cleVis OF back.banJ ! !, as =.
ing. ca,
We understand that Col. Al
Piled for letters patent, and viii Be- N. - !,
pose Of this valuable AUXILIARY wb;r5 ~ -, : =.
spent much of bis time on, 10 or- ~. y .
such rates as will placeit in tbenoT.. -. - I
We particularly recommend tbo.. !. =
friends to call and examine this mach. Z
feel an interest in the adYancemertt -, n, 70
saving agricultural pursuits.-Demo,Ss, tx
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-03-17

was tfOkenwhen my client borrowed ID; Sc
2 nol4 thatft Wasnct broken vixen he'.tturned
q M third end lastly, that be never Borrowed
AZ - all"
But badinage aside, we do think that the
reasons advanced, why he State should not
dlecharpe the obligation created bv the issu.
ance Of her bonds, do seem TO have as little
foundation IN common honesty and good sense.
as any which could possible have been adj
let Us analyze them Cor an instant. and see
what weighs they are entitled 20. IN dojng
so we shall begin with the first--and what
we conceive 10 be as absurd a proposition
as ever was advanced; a proposition not
worthy Of an Instants notice, but for the zeal
with Which Il IS entitled, and from the fact
mat q seems to have the countenance and
support OF some high names.
First then, IL IS said, that the people are
not bound TO provide for the payment of
theie bonds, because It IS Illegal in one gen.
eaton 70 incur obligations 70 BE- discharged
oy another; or in other words. that State
cainot make an obligation to pay debt at
Niue day. It might, perhaps, II any an
sw'r TO this position were needed, be a suf-
hcnat answer 70 state, that the constitution,
which Is the permanent law Of this State.
ANN'6A'@Co Tue power 10 euOer lnt9 SUCH an
obhgation. and prescribed the form and man.
ner N which It shall be done; or i might be
sufficient to say, that the qnestionis not now
maze 20 Iposterity, whether il will abide by
and perform contracts made by its ancestors,
but hat the question is, whether we--the men
OF tie present generation-will recognize the
justice and binding force ofcontfsets whichwe
have made, and from which we have received
all tie benefits and adyantages.--It is suffici-
entfor each generation of men to take care Of
ltsdf-and as we have had to act for ourselves
IN our own time, SO we think 1t no want of be-
nevdeEce upon our parts, to permit those who
are p come after Us. to provide for tier own
weltire. In such way, we conceive, that this
irst position might be fully answered-but we
think We can establish, by rules of logic and
iaw--irresistiblc, even to the minds of school.
men and the mott sechnial iattornies of pos
terity, that the great unborn generation are
bound TO take our government-our wealth,
and the goodly heritage ofIaws which we have
enacted, with all the burthens and obligations
we chose 10 impose upon them, or else that
they have no right 70 them at all and should
turn them all over to our creditors to admin
lstrators, and thus to save as much as pos
sibIe Of their debts from the wreck flour for |
tunes.
In the next number Of our paper, we will
continue this argument.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-03-17

We have very decided objection to pub
fishing any thing savoring of personally, but
the following, from the Louisville Journal, is
too good to be lost.
81 he Vicksburg Sentinel las an advertise
ment OF "seVeral trunks for sale. covered with
seal-skin." Tho editor ofthat paper. v e IN
derstand, is tie owner ola trunk, which a first
rate workman, not long age, covered with
coH-skin. is that for sale too!
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-03-17
Loss or'As AMERIcAn w., j..

Loss OF 'As AMERICAN Vrssrr ,,.
DER DE THE CAPTAN-rbe Rr,;,1 -
iron steamer Nemesis on her paSS..' - -
Portsmouth to Ceylon, put into DID,
TO repair and refit where they met r2S.'-!
sailors belonging to an Americap So, =.
which had been wrecked about siixtv -.
the northward of English riyer. NJ. -.
er had bee purchasing ivory and GOD SDrt :.
river, where she struck. The cspt,;, -
part of the crew attempted to proceedto n
agoa bay for assistance, but eoad Doi ns,- 81 4.
bar on account Of the surf. Mast oftbsc,.-
took the fever; and several De-. Al e0o,b
the captain and second mate undertook ~
journey to the bay by land. On the route h.,
werekattacked by the natives, thecaptsiu s,s
killed, and the mate so wounded that tbe =.
tives supposed him dead. They prodeeds
roast and eat the captain, and had pru5asl.
reserved the same fate for the mate, hsi 1,
not succeeded in escaping during the NJ
and returning to the schooner. Those ofes
crew whoEurvived. finally reached Dshss
bay in the boat. Two of them VOLUNTEERED
on board the steamer; but the mate, %. bsT.
ng sufficiently recovered, preferred 10 rsasa
'ehiRd, at the Portuguese settlemeuftheFs
Lo. JoEzL
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-03-17
EGYPT.

BY the latest dates We Learn that Msb.u.
ct Ali has restored the Turkist feet; asa|
has been invested with the hereditary inFes.
ture of Egypt. The koniteur says:
"The simple mention of the dates Is SUI.
cleut to show that tits act offhe Pscba bs
been entirely spontaneous on his part. since :
was then ignorant of the definite inten6m
of the Sultan with regard to hun.
s0n the other side. the despatch of tbsh
man by the Sultan preceding by two DAYS !
restoration of the feet, proves that At ca
stantincple they acted with sincerity and gOa
faith. -
announce which gives them above al ' nnp 81.
lance. We can conclude from them, thstsE
the difficulties hichdisturb the peace ofth
East are definitely settled, and as the pss,,
of the whole of Europe was connected Eah
the solution Of these difficulties, the nenI
which has arrived will be received ess1
where with the greatest interest"
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-03-17

SHADE TREEs.-We beg leave to'call the at
tention Of the. citizens Of Columbus, to the adj
vertisemeht Of Mr.. Baldwin, in our paper of to
day. Shade trees add not only to the beauty,
but to the health of city. Would it not be
well for tie mayor ard count, 10 purcl aye a
number Of them, and set row on each eide OF
Main and Market Streets. If they have not
the mears, let them start a subscription. We
are good for one dollar, and if every man in the
city viii say "ditto," the trees can all be sci
out in one fortnight from this time.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-03-17
-iMpnR I,ANT- IlE[,IsI[l-

An important, decision was lately made ID
s.. Louis. A STEAMBOATS, On her voyage
stopped to render assistance ioanother boat
which was aground en- sand bar. She alter
wards proceeded on her voyage and was lost /;
suit was brought against an insurance COM
uany and the court decided, that in conse.
onence of Der delay she had lost her insurance.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-03-17

Each member of President Harrison's cabi-
net has been denounced by the Locofoco pa
Pers feCeralist. This is a short way OF
making political capital; we should like to
see some proof on the subject. We believe
IN our heart Of hearts, that if Mr.. Jefferson
could be restored to life, and he held place
IN the new cabinet, that these same papers
would denDunce him a federalist.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-03-17
MAINE.

Two sets Of resolutions relative to the boun-
dairy question, are now pending before the
Legislature ofthis Stale. One Of them calls
upon the President, to cause the British troops
to be immediately removed the other au-
thorizes the Governor to take steps for thar
purpose.
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For Governor,

For Governor,
DAVID o. SHATTUCK, Of Carroll.
For Congress,
ADAM L. BINGAMAN, adams,
WILLIAM r. HARLEY, of Marshalk
For Secretary ofState. #
LEWIS @. GALLOWAY, Of Holmes.
For Auditor of Public Accounts,
JAMES M. DOWNS, of Kinds.
For State Treasurer
WILLIAM @. CRAWLEY, Of Perry.
For Attorney General.
ROBERT HUGHES, Of Kinds.