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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-06-17
WGLFRED.

" WIS oesutitsi, sat Bsarly tkoroush- 49,
- Jouag hoFse, win stssd ne ensaine -.
CO., saa Wv be let - mares e. TIE following
uausBaliy low tsgms for . ksy.s 81 IA, 49,
aad sPlsadid 6gars, viss Fss,r Dsil,,s - sls~Is
iesP, % b Pai4 Shee the ssrfios l. rendered.
etaeswise iha se8ron prize yin 81 charged
EigAi Doilsra tie senses, u paid wllhin ne 80.
son. % elg e net paid b. ne ist ssy 81 Iaiv
End ft11sss Delisrs insaFsnca, % bs sd a. 80
81 ne aefe b kaesn % bs vita feat. lrrsru.
ieF atispeapea 81 the aians, 81 pafiihg viii fhs
nafe, 90 tgriaA lha insafsnos. IS caafs. 6ash
= - Pc = the ofoon h every iaslsncs,
Whea ne hrsi ssgPieois fsatsrsa.
10 WlLFRgDB staBss ufd \. a. "a.
ioHa s--At aailtsan. 90 HoaSsy sal Tursfsr .
~ ~ Eefla. 81 " e1assing ed TirV.8se -
~ lWheatiapa,i ~. oaoFra w Torrsr,s 81
FRIDAY 80 aataFisy 81 sask wask, lhrourssus
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-06-17

COm Pound syFuD or e,uu,,
Arabic,
PTsParsd 9nly By Jaass HieRias. Siey-
AEdsfosa, Yggiaio.
Fof Coughs. Colds Iaassazas, and aisea-
ses q The Breast snd Laurs.
b ....s0.ss she ere aeiieisS elih ias absss
na@oe eitsa,ss ere iavlisF A - 49,
49, thA .aeeleiaF, esd afleF fsir trial. m
49, pos saord reiisf, lbe nonsy shall \, -
- a. ~, SAnE8 HIGGINS.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-06-17

fFtREaa Dss4s 80 49,. A..
~ i.1rllrr rctss ~ = = 81 s-e
~ receI et1e-nret ~ 49, ~ -.
eftel ee ~ go ~ 49,
EolNaa 80 49,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-06-17
FRIIIT

fMRESH orHngss, Lsaons and Raisins, ius (
* received and for ssls By
A.,us ,su s H. ALLEMoNG.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-06-17

&rena EmGneememesg
CHEs7P GROCERIES,
- ~ ksFs Sea Gsesires - uausasny lss~s
w euFTig a FFrlt Groceries. Virrs
80 Asqeels, &C. az oq uhlch ua csa oR.F si
prices nEsh lever is@s Elral. ~ faginnea rsss
ssEly 81 ga ca, plisr csI-s - iQf sis ~ .ii
oiaef artlolsi 81 sss lina ai siafinf sais. -
eeah, ~ q paaeiual fssiaFa 81 lme. Ttsss ~
uaei VA a. vel % ell
April "a. 1871.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-06-17
WIFE - 80

CAfE.4P SUGARS
Elgqansusa y 80 - 90. e. 10. 80 lai d,
- Fsgg porsEieG, a.
G1aEF NiLLsR.s.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-06-17

asoelat s'osss, Esanmh - waE1s.
ssis euhseribef aisbes % flisshass sussfi,y
q LPeusi Pests uuiia6is fof q pea ~
Aiso, sbous 500 tight posls spl,sbls for sss
asea.
Aiso, tgo - lAsss laou,saarsils sihsr shs,.
aui ~ ssh
So gssaiitg 81 pak hsafss % fsasine.
a hasfai Prize j cssh Hin ~ eaf 90 fh-
msy 81 IsiL o'' -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-06-17

YRLoRENcK Braid Bopnsts--IafSnts' cad
X Leghofn Hats--Nssss' Lsghorn end Fio-
renee Braid Flats-Sun Screens and PsFsaols,
Jest opeeed a. EM AISQUgTaeS
AGsy {. IsII.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-06-17
MIX CROOKS,

A LARGE supply Of assorted MIA ana
IA Cream Greeks, jnil F4eeived b.
Nay %, IstI. Jas p A1iLLGR
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-06-17

FRESH CRACKERS & CHEESE.
(eEsH water. Batter, soaa, und surar
Craaksra. Also. peimo Dox Chsass, for
go So ALLgnoNeS.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-06-17
FESHF FTSHg

GANAA 1871
~ ERRlNGS sad Shsd, iost received and fo4
m sale, either By barrel or othsrW ias, Low 81
May 80, le4l. ia EP aILLgR.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-06-17
KID SLTPPERS


RNINE FloFsaee Braid snd ether Bounst,--
n corded, figured and plain silks Cor Bonnsts;
Lawna Of al coloTs--ArtiGeial Flowers; white
and black Lace Wells, for sale by
Ma, 6. 1871. 80
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-06-17

On the CanaR, &C.
VI NHE unSsrsigaeS haviag purahasaa ths
~ Bosis, Wafa-tiouts, and stock, e Assssrs.
MaEsf & CO. 81 this piaes. uaseanes 90 he pub
iie that thsy ats ready - Focsirs Tor TFansaoF-
iaiioa 90 Tie Caaal o. Raii-aoad. both here
and ~ che oia Furnses,
al kinds Of Country Produce,
Ard will sdyaaes msssy or purchass he ssms.
uPon he mest Favorable torns. Thay vii
also seceiFa and ForvaFa Msfohsadiss as6
othsg hfticies % ths neat raasouahls taru,s.
va. RUSSELL. & co.
HafPars-PsFFy, Auz 90. 1870.
n. B,--Thsy siii keep 81 hans. for sale
Platisf, gish, sali, Coai, &c.
Wa en-
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-11-11
HawIxers e. Pedlars.

We perceive by the Portland papers, that the cit
liens of Kennebunk held public meeting, on
Monday evening last for the purpose of taking
measures to prevent the evils resulting from the lille
gal tranicking Of Iiawkers and Pedlars. This is
right; and the matter should be followed up in every
town, where these practices prevail This evil pre-
walls very largely in this town. almost every day
some "hawker" with his package of Silks prints and
fancy articles, &C., &C., is traversng uur streets
and practising his imposilions upon the unwary.-
The evil calls for reform-and should be discounte-
nanced by every honest Citizen who is disposed "to
lire and let others lire" We have merchants
enough ia town, vho deal in all the articles thus
hawked about the streets, and of whom the can be
procured at m CHI c5eap7f rltes bne cases in ten,
ard who vii 6aev-e be faspo0sbo, should they
u.t Prove as se55Dm. JED.
Tie law und : lac seyl,ed stautes, is explicit.
AND imposes heavy pua Ines upon all who offend in
this respect. uet ba enforced
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-11-11
LINCOLN TELEGRAPH.
BotI), Mle.
THURSDAY MORNING, NOV. II, 1s41.
MASSACHUSETTS ELECTION.

From the Atlas extra we gather the following
gratifying particulars respecting the result of the
election in the "Old Commonwealth Compared
with last fall, there has been great falling off in
the vote more on the wing side than on the loco
foco, as was 10 be expected, There can be no
doubt, however, of the election Of Gov. Davis by
at east 1000 majority. The Senate and House is ''ali
right" The following we copy from the Atlas, which
gives all the particulars of interest to our readers.
We are happy to be able to lay before our rea-
ders, returns from several towns in Berkshire Coun-
ty-the whole of Hampshire County-and nearly all
the towns in the Counties of Hampden, franklin,
and Worcester, received this morning by exraordi-
nary Express. 1t will be seen that these returns of
the Votes cast al the elections of yesterday after
lernoon, have been conveyed to this City, Of
them from the iarthest extremtes fihe Common
wealth, in season for our paper Of this morning.
Hon. JOHN DAVIS will have al least two thou
sand Wing majority over Morton, Boltwood, scat
tering and all.
LEGISLATURE.
In the Senate the Wings have elected fiva in
Sufiok five in Essex, five in Worcester, Two in
Franklin, two in Hampshire, one in Norfolk and
two in Barnslable, and one in Dukes and Nantucket
not heard lrom-twenty-thre in ALL or majority
Of six in the Senate. This will be increased BY two
in Plymouth, and two in Norfolk, where there is
probably no choice by the people There is proba-
bly, election for Senators in NIiddlesex as Morton
leads in the County, the Senatorial cket-and his
majority is but 800 over all other. 1t is hardly
possible but that part, fnot the whole of the Loco
ticket is defeated. Not counting Middesex, the
wings will have twentyseven of the forty enators
The Locos have elected three in Bristol two in
Hampden and two in Berkshire. The House vii,
be strongly wing
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-11-11

A thousand such accounts at ten dollars each,
nmuunt 10 en- thouspnd iolIars--a andsOmc sum
these times were it all collected The same num-
Der at i've dollars each. amount to five thousand
dollars. Should notthen every subscriber to Il
paper--in ordcrto do rs he wu.d be done by,
and thus fulfill the golden rue-cancel at once his
printers account be it more Or less he may
rot be one Of the thousand, or the five hundred,
even Of the fifty, who may think that because
the debt is small ii is of little consequence to his
printer. This is no dun-but the statement Of a
question in equity, for the solution of none else but
those whom it NAV concern. The FRATERNITY.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-11-11
RecRpit ulatiOn.

Total. (265 towns 1894 1852 3OO4 H,45s 1881
Entire vote Of 25G towns, as above, 9734O
Necessary to a CHOICE if these all the towns
ebe returned, 1865
Governor Davis, 49493
He has, over above Marcus Norton 4G4l
The remainder of the towns in the Commonwealth, will
unquestionably increase Governor Davis majority
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-11-11

The Prince d. JoInviIe IS rot exp otad to arrive
n Boston until the 10th inst.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-11-11
EiterarE Nntices.

=
posToN MISCELLANY Of Literature and
Fssdf2n:- The January number for 1912 of this
Mag zine is already before US Its publication, thus
early Is for the purpose of showing the public
specimen oflhe work. The table of contents is
rich. We may enumerate, first an article on
"Americun Scuptors in Italy by Edward Everett
beautiful in style and exceedingly interesting. Cd
"Sient Love; or, Leah for Rachel from the Ger
man OF Caroline Pichler, Cd. "a Tale of
Sulamander" Indeed all the articles are of the
first order. The number is embeIished by beau
ii(u engraving illustrated; specimen of"FIower
and Lace Work. and Music T. EATON, .dgt.
LADIES CoMPANIoN-Nov No. This is
spirited number-rather superior in opinion to
the October Specimen. The Engravings rich
and beautiful. Prof lngraham has a capital article,
which should ike to see concluded, in the nert
number. Mrs EmbuIy, Mrs Ann S, Stephens, Mrs
Orne, John Inman and many others grace this num-
Der " iIh their "rich imagery" Terms So.
MERRY's MUSEUM. No IL for November,
is just received. "Parley" is yet "himself "a rich
Museum for the youthful mind. Published by
Bradbury & Soden-lo School st, Boston. Terms
so
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-11-11
Some Of the Penobseot folks have by means of a

Some of the Penobscot folks have by means Of a
dam turned one OF the Al!egash lakes into the
Pennbscot, thus diverting its waters from the ST.
John, by which means much valuable timber will
be turned into the Penobseot. We sn'p'se IN
this they will not object to a canal or 81 ice 10 con-
nee, the Seboomoak W ih the No.-afe d
fFrHs5ec IGUf8GL
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-11-11

GEN. ScoTT has come out in a long letter, in
which he says he will accept nomination for the
Presidency, iii is rendered We shall publish
| the letter next week,
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-11-11

The Bangor Wing ofSaturday evening, says :
eve had gentle rain commence night before
last, and which still continues. The hopes Of our
Iumbermen begin to revive as it is expected there
will soon be ireshet in our river.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-11-11

DEATH OF Cor. DowNING.-Col Downing,
ate delegate in Congress from Florida died recent
ly in ST. Augustine, of the prevailing cever.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-11-11
LATE AND INTERESTING FROM MEx1co.-
The annexed letter from Vera Cruz brings us the
latest intelligence from Mexico

Correspondence OF lHe J0nrnnT oI IUmmefce.T
VERA CRUz, Oct T.
Things are getting bad in the City Of Mexico.
Rustsmente has pronounce for the Federation
The mail Of this morning brings news that both
parties are fighting, and that Santa Anna was to
make bold push on the I'd instant against Bus
tamente
We do not know what TO think, for since that
day no extraordinary courier has come here from
the capital. A Gen. Bandara, Of Mexico, an in
huental character since Busamenta pronounced
for the Federation, has joined him, promising
800 men. the Ceperos.
Here we are in peace. The bark Anahuac is
to leave here on the llth.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-11-11

The Catholic vote in the lily Of New York was
about 1920.
Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-28

Robt ]. Walker ga october 1888, and transssr-.s
20 james Stewart. Printer fec eight dollars.
Also; the east half north west quarter section Is
township %, range east, containing rs and AZ
hundredths acres; was purchased by Robt J. WALL
on 22d Oct 1888, and transferred to Walker q Pss
nard. Printer fee eight dollars. Ivy
Also; the east half south east quarter see,;or IT,
township twenty-three, range east, CONTAINING ~
Walker on god Oct 1883, and transferred to w NTp
g. Bernard Printer fee eight dollars. saw
Also; the north east quarter section Is, townsh,,
g. range two east, containing l56 acres; was p,,t
chased by Arick q. Dickson on 22d Oct ls33-pflOd
Also; the south east quarter section IL, township
acres; was purchased by Jno G Freeman on 18th Nov
1888. Printer fee ten dollars.
Also; the whole of section twenty, township TWEEN.
tythfee, range two east containing 635 and Oe hun.
dredths acres; was purchased by VIM Cargil, on the
18th November 1855. Printer fee 90 dollars
also; the east half north east quarter section q
township 49, range east containing 70 and 10 hun.
dredths acres; was purchased by Malcom Gicbr;s,
on 22d Oct 1888, and trf d. to Rob Jemirson-pfs "a
Also; the south east quarter section %, township
range three east, containing one hun
dred and fifty eight and trty-fo hundredths acres.
was purchased by Arick e. Dickson on god October
1883. Printers fee ten dollars.
Also; the south west quarter and east half of north
west quarter section twenythree, township twenty.
three. range two east, containing 800 and "a hun.
oIeotis acres; was purchased by Arick and Dickson
on 2SdOct 1888. Printer fee thirteen dollars
Also the west half of north east quarter and east
half north west quarter section 25 township twenty
three range two east, containing 159 and foryeght
hundredths acres; purchased by Robt Walker
on 22d Oct 1885, and transferred to Walker and Ber
nard. Printer fee ten dollars.
Also; the west half south east quarter section 25
township twenty three range two east, containing
70 and IA hundredths acres was purchased by Robt
IL Walker on 22d Oct 1888, aud transferred to Walk
er and Bernard. Printer fee eightdollars.
Also; the west half Of south west quarter of sec.
ton &c. township twenty three range two east con-
tanning 79 and As hundredths acres; was purchased
by Samuel GUN on 22d October 1885, and transfer
red to James A. Girault. Printer fee eight dolls
Aso the east half south west quarter section hir.
ty-six, township twentythree, range two east, con-
tanning 70 and As hundredths acres; was purchased
by Malcolm Gichrist on 22d Oct 1888, and transfer.
red to James A. Girault. Prin. fee eight dollars
Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-28


Printers fee eight dollars
Also; the west half north east quarter section So,
township %, range east containing 10 and eighty
hundredths acres; was purchased by Samuel B Marsh
on Ord December 1888. Pr fee eight dollars.
Also; the west half north west quarter section 2,
township %, range east, containing eighty eight
and 81 hundredths acres purchased by Robert j.
Walker on 22d Oct 1888. Prin. fee eight dollars.
Also; the east half north west quarter section 2,
township %, range east containing eighty EIGHT
and 81 hundredths acres; was purchased by Walker
u Bernard on 18th Nov 1885, Pr fee eight dollars.
Also; the south east quarter section 2, township
-, range east, containing 176 and AZ hundredths
acres; was purchased by Walker & Bernard on 18th
November 1888. Printer fee ten dollars.
Also; the west half north east quarter section ten
township 70, range east containing 70 and so hun
dredths acres; was purchased by Arick & Dickson on
I'D Oct 1888 Printer fee eight dollars.
Also; the south half and east half north east quar-.
ter section ten, township twenty -three range two
east. containing three hundred and ninety and fifty
nundredths acres; was purchased by Arick a. Dick
son on I'D Oct 1888. Printer fee thirteen dollars
Also; the west half and west half north east quar-
ter, and west half of north east quarter section IA
township %, range two east containing 479 and 7s
hundredths acres; was purchased by w l. Arick d J.
g Dickson on 22d Oct 1885, Pr fee thirteen dollars
Also the east half north east quarter section four
teen. township twenty range east, contain
| ing 79 and SO hundredths acres; was purchased By
New-York tribune., 1841-11-01
EIch.

In tn. city, Oct, - Ms Charlotte Thiboa, wife of
Leai. Thihou, ~ d - years.
The friends OF fimil. and those Of her in-la~
Rev. Edmund : James respectfully iayed TO atieud
the funcra ,hs alIernoon Nov l. at o'clock from e.
Rivins street.
In I'M, city, Oc'. 81 Samuel Saedcn ir. only Of
Samuel and Sarah >neden, ny d ! wears ana months
lu this CITY. OCT -, Betsey De For 81 aged So years
In this city 0c' %. Thomas Gus, Esq. aged o. years.
In IN city Oct % Richard BrasaN, aged 30 years
In this city, Oct -, Ann, wife OF Edward Rove
In this cts, Oct -, Diaua Gile sged IL years.
At North Yarmouth Oc,. 80 MIS- Anna, wife Of Lcauie
Mod of TN. CITY
New-York tribune., 1841-11-01
A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
Extra Wide mud Curlcd Maple Migh Post
BEDSTEADS.

Particularly adopted 60 tae southern Market a. s,e
the various KIND, adapted 20 -s e,,y trade, aoe
-ae s, Il Go'd-,greet
WILLIS PREMCM BEDsTEtDs are nov .ekuo.-
.leed by 80 -lo have tre ID s 20 DO decidedly superior
point OF cleanliness. durability economy. aud ease 10
when tas, p %, taken ioa go all other. ever be-
fore offered 60 the puahc. An Inspection aud TRIAL
that .necessorJ TO convince rerou of these facts
DOUGLAS, Il Coli ,tret.
- Town AND Co-nfy Rigat- for sale o- imi,.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-01
"a dVr[c D .

la this city, last evening by the Roy M.. Gremc Mr.
Matthew Watson graham. 10 Miss Caiha,lne GoTham
Pope, both Of Providence, r..
IA ths civ, Cct - by the Rev. Mr. Perkins Washing
Lesy craft, to MIS- Mary Louisa stage, both OF TIL,
city
Tow nssnd to Charlotte daughte, Of the late Sylvester
Robinson. all oi this GUY.
Oct - By Rev l.acyette shepherd, Solomon Everett,
of M1rah Essex County, y. ! Sarah BAL, of Font
AuJ Washington County \. '.
In the Island OF Bermuda, it'll Inst. by The Rev
Robert Hoaro Jaa.es Barclay ESi Of the firm Of Godot@
Rarcay \. Elizabeth liz youure,t daGghle Of
lac late John Fowl E.q Of Bermuda.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-01
ARRIVED AZ LAST.

II Those wool under shir,s aul drawers of cvorv te
.crptiou that 10 shrink ~ wA-hng Densr- by 3p
plying immodiatcy at MnT'halls Troy Sh'r, Depot %
Chatham street New fors. can be supplied "l'h ths
kno of good. ,hat g 10 ,uA their customers.
NB-No patronage a'k>d ftho'e Tho beat dos u
Remington Buiiio. Commercli AND O'.su Pi?cr t'afi
f1r roo;s - per cent discount Apply Immediately
nj 3u>'
New-York tribune., 1841-11-01

II CIANCERY-Beto the wee Chancellor Of The FIR
| Circuit wlli7m Dowsl Ge5rge D. Gra.. ,nt other
VI, ter. Sal--H I. Towu.r Solicitor.
safe New York n-Purusnt decceta cIter Of 10
Court Of Cha cery made NTH aooye 'hlded c1uic -"
old at public aucti1s. unef he direction o he uansr
one of tie Masters thj, Court the ID dag OF
next ~ Ain. IL Co. 4Ectioneer5. AZ the Mefch'h'' 49,
change in the City Of SeT Y9is, at l2 oe!oek q no n
d.v Al those lots of ground siuat. wing and hsipE
Satb NOW Si1te.nthj Ward Of the City Of Ne" fss, OF 80
sotherv lid Of q n street betwsrn a.b and sih
known and d.tinE s.hed tain gap q
made b. ano Deuming and tz,l W Freeman ei'
on. nv :he numbers g, 9 nd ~ ,.,
Dated New JOHN SIDELL Master 70 Ch1n<.y,
nj 2agtto. tS'' ~
New-York tribune., 1841-11-01

THr CIacus TO nigh, presents unusual attractions \
splendid G!euroy the infant cr the extensive
dar&ey John Smih, the petite M!,s Wells Dickinson the
grea; singer superb vauung he graceful Cadwal
ladcr his fairy of tho Sprte SC SC and though
last no, least, splendid Pan;oHime, which rvfort
says vii be rich, rare anl uncqualed
New-York tribune., 1841-11-01
HUDSON ~. CHEAP STORE,

!! ~hat would you thiHk o. you should call 90 llui
Ion street 11i dsd -peudm a-sor mcut of prt Iooc
cheaper than acfc rver offered 10 tui country such
F,nues Tor Is and 6d, Mo7.seliae %" Lanes or Iu- n
dress shilling Cacoes for d. the best Sea .aui Lopg
Cloth oycr gard aide. lOd per yard, rch Ihicue Ns
ves 81 H. such generally sold for - Sils' o
every description chr per than they can boz bought
ton Ladies cu zud Il tna good, arr uot Haiiofuii
cheap before purchasing o',e~h.rr. Don't forget th'
number. D. D, ~ Hudson street.
Il Without cyc puou. those 1rc the ehHapr Goods
tina, have ever 1ecr oi.r red 900 ihi. CITY ,t- Isis
,TR4NsPtRENT ITALIAN WINDOW
SHADtS.-iu consequence oi the -pc- sale ''
tnrsr much admire ltiuau shades. OLIVER " WOOD
FORD olil open this murning ca-e. more, cubr cn.
an - Ms 1t regb-,, ental shading and honuuini 30
signing, not 10 lie eSae!lcd hy auJ establishment 90
tins city
300 pa,r Landscape. the low puee Of - = pcr p'
l,0 Frcnch -croi. - % ,bd -
300 Iani.caps ceulre-, scroll borders = French
20 .rrt. real Italian Landscapes, dark. IN s to s.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-01

q Fifteenth Wnrd.-At large aud rosPectaoc
meeting OF the Wig Electors OF the Fifteenth !" a9a'
held Constitution Hall Saturday e'enIns oct ~
islI, Hon. PHILIP HONE was appointed ChaIriu-''
HENRY F. T.LLMApCE and SAMUEL DUSbAR, t.sqrs ise
Chairmen and Henry Is Starr and Job L. Black secrets
he' The call Of the meeting having been resd arec,a
NED BY forcibe and eloquent address .cm the 'hSf
tee draft resolutions, expressive OF the Of the
Meeting L H. kiNisALL, WM V. BRADY and HARVEY A.
WED, Esqrs.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-01

ArOTiC r.-COugEtrltL 8ANK--The UNDER
\ signed hereby give. notice That b. ha' BEEN 1p
,9intsd Receiver of the Commercial Bsnk "a he Guy o.
SEX York Al prT,oa5 firm aud corporations indebted
said bang whethe .ossfaiy Or l9iuty, are required
- the fteea,h day cfDaceaher next to render 10 no
leceivsr an account II oil debts aad sums Of money
" BIZ them respectively such bank, and 10 pay the
tme AL persons having "a tRefr po'ses-iSn any pro-
-rty or csc- Of such bank required 10 deliver the
.me 10 the ,ctyer By tine day AFORESAID. Al TIC Gre
iors Of and required to deliver their respect
ye account. ana dem 4Hd the Receiver W the day
.iofe.aid All person, holding any open or sah''nR
5arractof .ad bank required TO present the same m
with. and 10 detail % the Receiver ty the day aore
aid
The Receiver wiil make prrtis Aiyidead among the
re it0rs Of the Bank early the realization Of the
,s.et, Of the Bank viii permit In ths mesntiGe he will
sue 20 the creditor. and depost-rs certificates Il dsr
a. showing ahch by the book. ofths bank
ipoear BE- dse thsm re'pectivey 1t i provided by
II final dividend Of the effects Of the bank does
satisfy and discharge oil the debts 81 tue bank with
Interest," the Ban. Fund tbs Treasury Of the state Is
able for ne deficiency. The Comptroller Of the state Is
.os redaemag the circulating u the bank - the
.ity Of Albany. Tue Office Of the Recover IS at NO
hanover street
Da,eI Nv YORK October 81 lsfl.'
az. IN. r. " BLATCHFORD, Receiver.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-01
Z NVnehinaian hi. ss. eocic,r.-Thc rnon

u Snshin2iSu =. 81. Z ocjc,y.-Thc monthly
meeting Of ,hi~ society will hc Ii the Hall Of
lsD at O'Clock precisely Members = IN please be pune
tual. The Secretary Will attend 70 the reception of
this due, and fees the desk roG sunset until 10 IN
the evepng also through the day 1t II absolutely
ccssary for the welfare Of the Society that arrcarages
should be settled WM. 4. WISDOM, President.
T. VI WooDRUFf Secretary go ~
New-York tribune., 1841-11-01

j. The Chempass CaAm Tailor yet.-PE-
TER V. HUsrtD, No. Chatham Sqrare, corner Of
Catharne.. makes Clothing order Ia the
style 10 per cheaper than the cheapest Cash Tailor
in ,h. city A good tit IN al cases warranted o26 I'm