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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-26
SEA ISLAND CoTrov cpop

The recent heavy rains At the South u,J ,,.,,
INJURY to the CROWN. Cotton. The Ch,rlSson
Patriot says On the adi1c"nt Islands the dnm.o
!" 'he Sea lshnd Cotton cron has, We tear. Zen
uu'epatSG,e' from t.iis'o Island the ncccuntsarc
inc co',rpi'!a's have Appeared in great nunh,rA
~ inc Middle ahG Upper sections or The STATE IA,
mar nus bee" also most excessive. The bride,
S''t In' Conenree river, miles below Columbia
Tvs zee carried S"oy, cDd the fields for mile,
around suhmc. gcd with water wbiI, in s,r. 80
OF n'etnv'Ilc District the corn crops have been
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-26
PETERSBURG MARKET Arc D,

JpBA'CO- Loaffrn S5I to $40; verge g..
L"ss > to 80; average 81 10. The Tobacco mar
het h1S dec.,uSd m the last week, breaks very small
WHEAT-whitcs, 81 30; red 81 25 B,,, I,,,'c
coming to market '''S
Comic to G3 cts. per bushel.
BACON Hog round, = TO 9cts.
OATS-Nonr N market.
COIrON-From 10 II cts.
FLOUR-Superfne Sc.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-26
NEW ORLEANS MARKET Anc,l

COTTON Il few small los If poS and or,
cotton newly eIrntd have lrr.y.d Irs week. and
WIN fruuy iounl buyers at IOaIIic. per To-.
The .h'tc- pIcs tor good fair
sue Nk-Wc quote smal! Gales n, prices vary
Irg f'"m - - q. a. tn qu.ry
~ GLASSES r,nu sa es -. 81 , %.
FLOuE-- We continue on. figures, viz: a. for
swce. s.Tsrfne.
NiiSkEG is doll; 1Sc. frcai the levce and Io..
Tor cn"'.e r'ards fom so. lid
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-26
To Joseph X. Irving, Eco.

AUGUsT i7,h, IsIi.
Gen'lemrr Il have reGu,y.L yo.r Ielte, Of the
l1h inst, accompaue l by cUCy Of Ger, 80 r,so IL
t'o"i' p sgd ~ " Ing meCtln-, held Monday
List al he courthouse Of this county, At which wa
nominated as candidate iOy Corgress IN this dis.
tr'ct. As &C 'nmIt're appointed " ;h!t meeting
you hive politely informed ~. # thss p.o-t,oines.
and request my acceptance Of the uoninttion. Tne
pccuua: circumstances by winch tre Win, pIf,y
Of this district nIs now FlrruuuIeJ blye dnuitf 81
induced this enr'y acton ;neir part whIci md.
ordinary circumstances, might seem preciptaIc anu
premature.
have 70 return TO you gentlemen, and the meet.
ing Of ~hch you are the organ, my mos. profound
ac"now edgm,nts, and beg lravc to inform YOU
that alter the mos mature deliberations 1 have DE-
determined TO accept the numin,,iYi,.-.y,itb mis-
distinct understanding, bOwsyer-that ID any cir.
cunslIncc should hereafter iraulpirc which should
render II GCc"ssary to Lie promotion Of The grest
cause, which Sc all have nc hCrrt,-or II il should
hereafter appear that any other individual IS more
like y to unite the support OF the Wing marty of
l.'is dIsrIct-l will most chssrfully Withdraw ~tih
out hesitation.
Iodc2d,7s ] understand your action, the nomina.
ton Whi'h Jour p7ripy has conferred IS rather to
be considered AS intended 10 recommend me to
other nrr's OF the district, and indicating prefer.
| cnco, which you would readily weld TO the wishes
! Of a fnHJori.y Of tho Wing parry.
! ln'ed not otspte y0u, gentlemen, Of my cordial
concurrence ~ the principles forth IN your re-
! solutions, am my undated .yOtion 20 :he great
cause, Tor which no have 50 long and so aIjuousy
/ struggled.
! Beng entirely unknown to a portion Of the dis
trlct, shall ~ a short time give, ~ more extend
ed communication, my views u the great qucs.
TONS which now ugi,ate the county, remain
/ your friend, JOS. X, IRVING,
To Messry. s. M. Garland, jas. r. Coleman ,ia
! toOi. NJ Brown, Cornelius Sale, VIM. IL. knight,
bdmund Z. Moore, JnO. Coleman, WIN. S. Tur.
| uer.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-26
MA REEED

On Tuesd-y, the I7in ius'rnt, by the Rev Law
rcncr B'lnGc, Mr. RoB'r y wR CIR, to Mss NAEr
~ bUcRHrR, eldest .iuab.er of Mr. Richard Buck.
ncr, an Of C'roIine COUNT.
IL Enquirer Wi. please copy.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-26
CHARLESTON MARKsr. Anr o.

COZ Ton SAFES Of 40 bales at s. II CTS.
RICE $50 .lerces sold ., S3,5ua3.s7.
GRAiN-'0,0uO bush. ". .nd Nj. Corn ,oIJ
al - - cents, and GDUD Ogsh. Nh. O4ts sold al
- a.. -
FLOuE-Sa.e' confined 10 no Ssid street a, 81.
- C0Lrtsr. -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-26
MARINE JOU. NAL.
PORT % RICuMONn.
Hish Wafer, this day, lli O'clock. A. NJ.
AKRINED.

ARRIVED,
Schr John Barr. u,Irio,shciG B,rtio,,r, .,,-
drcs to x TrpIe. X son, Fry x Co. I. ID C,,er.
shaw 4 Co, ClpCrtyn 4 Cump, Jones. Wrhh
Booker ( Hamilton, & J Richards & Co. p X
White q Winston, S'recker, Worthnm.
McGrrdcr 4 Co. '
Sehr Pa'1ck Henry, Mister, Baltimore, sundr.cs.
70 Ru sion & picnsars.
sehr Fox, Harrington, B.Iumoro sundrieg.
SAILED,
Steamboat Columbus, Horton, Baltimore, toboe.
Schr Ad.ln, PITTS New York. coal.
Dropi d0iCn 10 finish i0gding,
SeLr " w Wyer Dyer, Boston, corn and to.
VIA CANAL.
ARRIVED,
C'anl Bo1t Buchanl1, Aunsworthy. with 47t
tons mchnz 10 B1gwcl, Smith & Jones, WnCrrs
3 Nil..us1u l. LIdInm & Son, l. ~ Crershny
Go, aud Boya, Edmond * Co: rnJ lng sI2s %.
FlYing Lucy, Staten, viii dGi ions nchdz, TO ]
| w Dlbfeil < Go, x x + Gvlthmey, l. LuGIlm (
Son and BlswcU, Smith s. Jones: piying sII3 50.
Lynchburg Folds, with 33l t0fs mcrdz, to
Bngwcl, Smrh & Jones, l. ID Crcnshuw s. Co, and
l. Iudinu X Ssn: paying SlO9 81.
Boat Joseph Q CobcIl, wi'h 3Jl tons merchandise
70 Mostly X Shepherd, l. ID Cronshaw 4 90, ! Il
Anderson, l. Lur1m & Son, Fey Il Co, Winrss &
Williamson, ami Dolao, kinncr Go, paying slO7
80 f1I.
Boat Ohio, cameron. with 32J tons merchandise.
u BlgwgI, Smith x Jones, and Webb, Booker 4
Hamilton, paying sg2 % ,2.l
Boat John Randolph, Cumgncksr, with 29I tons
merchandise, for ScorsviIo, Joshua Falls and
Lynchburg, paying s75 % roIL
Boat Bynchburg, Fields, with tons mercban.
die, Tor Lynehburg, paying SIS - toll.
NEW YORK, August 23-Arived, scbrs lie.
ontuc' Knapp, Z chmorj; Nassau, Sh, wood. do.
Olivia BicknelI, Hopkins, Pet,tsburp. '
Ccrt,d srh- Weymouth, Cou,r. RicbmonJ
BALTIMORE Au.us. 2I-Cic.red. SCH, Fov
Harrington, Richmond. -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-26
GROATs

MURDER OF Miss ROcER,-The further cxami.
nation OF witnesses IN reference to the cLntec
against Joseph w. Morse, being the murderer
Of Miss Rogers, which was had OF Thursday lst
M New York. resu.Led I'M his ncnniIinL
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-26
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

Tho House Of Representatives was the ldost At
trictive wing Of the Capitol this morning. The gal
ieries we're we'll filled, and brilliant speech was
expected from Mr. Marshall Of kyp in reply to Mr.
Wise.
MrREYNOLDS, one Of tho new members from
limos, appeared and was sworn in.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-26
\ ours truly
Mr.. Tyler and the Rieh,n nd .b,u,,

N. B.-The Bill passed by vote of Is5 TO %,
making the old majority OF 81
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-26
CORRESPONDENCE.


Dcir Slr-At meeting al portion Of III, Wing
party IN this county, hello IN the court hou.e on tie
~ " '"s'' "'s '~SsIuiuns, copy Of which is here.
win enc osed, were adopted. IL will be seen th,,
IN mat meeting you were nominated and un1nin,.
ohsy sustained as the Wing Candidate Tor Congress
IN tbs D'strict.-We need only assure Won OF or
confident belief that the principles ayowed IN ,he
resolutions, Will meet with the general approval of
me wing party, and that your acceptance of the
non'nation rendered TO YOU will be approved and
sustained with equal unanimity
we do not know that IL is expected oc us tn =,
plain or Justify the Consideration which nave led to
these proceedings. We think, however. borb nm
explanation and Justification will be found m inc
known lac that the leading principles declared IN
The resolution do no. fnd an advocate in our in,mr
date representative in Congress-And while we
are disposed at all times 10 chersh and exercise n
becoming tolerant pint towards the opinions and
principles OF our poltIca opponents, The time has
never COM, ahI we rust never " ~ when we ,na,i
not Ice rcdCy and prepared to sustain those Great
wing p'ncip'e', "hlch we firmly believe are insep.
araDly connected with the happiness and p,ospe,i.
~ Of our common country.
With high respec', &c.
SAUL. ". GARLAND
RO3'i. Nj. BROWN,
JAS. p. COLEMAN,
w. Il. hNiGuT,
CORNELIUS SALE
JOHN COLEMAN,
ED. e. MOOR,
w. $. TURNER.
To Joseph X. Irving, Eco.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-26
CIIIAp MAnis
OBLIGATION

WE ba,raItof Hau. which w. ,,i.. scu.. q. %,
wv ID De ----- M - MAAI-L = 80.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-26
RICH MO n d:
THURSDAY worNINe. kucusr

Ereiii"g ia. in hs He"'s-.ur NsrslaN Of K.n
fucky-His r'ply TO .urUtss-r The Tertiuri Quii.
or PuueI Fart.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-07
ORIGIN
CAsEs TAILORING EsTABEEaHNEFT.
AND DEPOT OF FANCY DRESS ARTICLE

ANU DEL U UT y y = y II Il . . .rHe f''-0'
229 Broddr0y american Hotel
y Undersigned offers for inspection extensive assortment
of Summer Goods which he prepared make uP TO order at such
reduction prices i'll Of the superior style of gar
meu, cannot inducements purchasers from whom
call before purchasing elsewhere For the accommodation
emergency, otherwise may require h
,ae article of pYMApE GARMENTS always kept
on hand style originally introduced the old
l6 Broadway addition which, Fancy Dress Articles including
Silk and Satin Cava Muslin Cava in great variety
Of patterns Crav Senrs suspenders Pocket andkerche
Linen and Muslin Shirts Collars offered for sale at greatly
cd pr;ccs from the the style OF goods
which are of the first quality. WIN. T. JENNINGS,
iy,1 isr 229 Broadway, American Hotel.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-07
no ALL wal0M III MAY CONCERN.

Pe..e,. tlorchound Candy is recommended by no
eminent Physicians thousand respectable citizens IN
permns the euro of Coughs Colds Hoarsenes Irritation of the
Throat Group Woopng Cough Catarrh aud Asthma fsta'on
of the Heart difficult or prousc Expecoraion and fact all dis
ease. eadug consumption aud DEATH Sold ut 10 pnon-S' and
House. by of the respectable Gocers and Drug
gis cy Peddc aud Confccioners are not appon'ea
Agents Each envelope sgred Peasc Son. an's In ~
u Cheapest Carpet srorc.-HEwrTT BAILEY, los
Bwory between and Heserreets daily receiving large
supplies of rsran Csrpeng also Brussels Threefy oCo'h
&C. they will sell low price for cash we invite me
particular attention of those purchasing Carpets
HEWITT & BAILEY, formerly Abro ioyt & Coz
ousl sv (N los Rowery, first store below Grand st
IL TniIors rare chance ior you-Ftom Auction Cloths
camc re,,ng and Trmmns, now selling al cS 10 close
concern, A. BENNEI ), 5'@ 1rand Tree.
Cali while the is good ~ 'IW
u No,iccMt Richardson's EVENING CLASSES in Book
FORTY aRb LESsoSS are hour, om ani 10 Day
usual 81 lmi. cod
j. $; eAULKHNs,
UMBREI AS,
PARASoLS 4 SHADES
ChilDREN'S PARAS0LS,
wALKiSG CANES.
RIDING WHIPS &c
Country Merchants viii be supplied the favorable
G lin
DY order OF JOHN 81 HoLLEY ESQ., uprrme Cosr Commis.
ID and for the County of Wayuc hereby given
pursuant the provisions OF The statute authorizing
against debtors that a,achmen, against
Philip Slack J resident
ae sold for the OF his debts he appcar
aud such attachment according within nine MON
p rho rt publication psymrpt of ,nv
deb, aud the delivery proper belonging him
or for his use and property any
whatever are forbidden BY lar and arc void.
Dared Iunc 26 lssl WILLIAM Cl.ARK Jr
jy7 law9m Attorney ior Attaching Creditor.
n the matter of SAMUEL GOODWIN, insoleut Debtor.
The creditors of Samuel Goodwin OF the City OF Nowiork
Worker who the YIN day OF harh lso discharged
ioE his debts blythe Hon Robert H. Morris then C
attend general meeting OF sad Cred
Attorney and Counsellor Ne
In said City ho Of said lnsovcus Estate
O'Clock Monday 9th day OF September next for III
puose adjusting Of the Estate Of said nsoren
Oesior lel4 lsvtSepi6
New-York tribune., 1841-09-07
NEW DRY GOODS STORE.
G.. ". MIlR g. CO.
DRY GOODS LINE.

1t the Propretors OF this establishment to keep
much more yaried assortment usually be found any
House this City, espsey Rroad"ay aud believing thata store
where good article necessary for family
,upou can always ohe bet fabrics aTd tho lowest
ce will liberal they shall Offer for sale al
descriptions Of Goods every Kind the
AMI most IA, ,Aouabc Silks and Shasls
They arc prejudice exists against buying O1prcec
Good. in Broadway this solely from impression tse
they cheaper elsewhere Propretors deter
mined ,h,t they shall be uuder-od bv none
the advantages wheA w MUIR Co possess and the
aaer IN which their conducted they de-
serve liberal the pubc patronage Their goods ~i be
all bought on the advantageous crmsheay IN the auction
roon or imported direct from the manufacturers in Europe They
will sell ting profthey will ask but one
Price will be masand purchasers may rely on
receiving the utmost poirenes, and attention. s62r
New-York tribune., 1841-09-07


lher the board, 1000 Indiana Bonds sou al - ia ~
-, cent Illinois Skies fell of per cent
r.banve on Philadelphia q; Baltimore u =
on to a,sgnmen, mldc BY the Bank the United states
c,c saws: TIE assignment partial and not general In
IN the necessity of the assgnees giving security 1t
most of the Of the Bank, and for the benobt
m tho creditors small amount Of preferred debt One
condition of assignment is, that the assgnccs may re-
L the notes of Bank any bills receivable other debts
m NAV se any the taking in the potes Of the
yk Ta important feature dc mand for
the notes consequence cause them to approximate nearer
w The assignment supecede ac stAei two peca
msp. The assignees James Robertson, President 8.
ysbo Director Richard Bayard of Delaware, Tho Taylor
c.s;.r and Herman Cope Ass Cashier.
u Robertson Bayard receive $500 per year for
, services and Taylor Cape $1,000 for each the
v w now syca Mr. Robertson regns his salary Of 5000
wear Presideat
The notes of s yesterday from 81 to 35 dis
% and in nny considerable quantities they could have been
boughtat3Q
relation 10 the Card Of Nh Harris the President OF the Bank oil
inc President Of the North American Trust Banking Co.
os the public suspend their opinion until statement OF the
f can be made tina, the transfer Of the Bonds to me
drd Co strict accordance with contract be-
tween the Company and the Bank Of Arkansas
The overdue July the Arkansas Bonds is ROW paid
at,he Phenix Bank.
New-York Cattle Market.
A. market 500 head Cattle including 100 left last week
from thu Souh and tho remainder oa this State 20
Mich Cows and 1000 Sheep ond Lambs.
There improvement the Beef market aid O head
zero taken ut IS to 81 averaging So the 100 lbs
Mich Cows 80 taken gas, s35 and S3e
Sheep sold Sheep 81 50 81 So Lambs
a, 81 TO SO 30 each.
Hay-sacs by the load s7i to 81 2l the OObs.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-07
mauie0 /:

In Ltchdold Cam Both ut By the Rev Mr. Mr
SHELDON WHrrELsEY PFcg Mas OLIVE g. BEEsE daughter Of
MAJ William Beebe all Of Litchhsld
At Harlem Sunday evening September by the Rev Richard
D. D. Mr Pabor 10 Mis- Catherine Campbell both OF
the above place
New-York tribune., 1841-09-07

Paul h. Ito d. tucronecr
nsANOs, FURNITURE. &o.-W. MCCORMICK win
,el thi. d,y 10 O'Clock Ne l. Coutsudst without
serve elegant " Y made Piano Fottes, OF superior quail
y second hand do OF e-sH, warranted
and f'mies rving up
Goocs Cioihmr Guns Clsre Champagne and other
Mines. half pre Brandy, Gin. sc. Sale pssNe Inc Piano
Co,,.s ,,;I Lc snll sr o'rinrL 81 IL
New-York tribune., 1841-09-07
Eieo:

In New Orleans august q eor fege Mr John H ThonP-
native Of New York
In this September dean NJ aged s.
The friends Il the family respectfully invited TO attend the
ha-past o,clock
New-York tribune., 1841-09-07
BY =. DRAPER. Jr.

Store 81 UI.!I6a-sfrce:. c0rESr OF Fihe-St1Ss1.
oNTUESDW. sept. a; 10 O'Clock
P.cxeg S,s2o Fosn and po~e,iic Dry Hoos'
Of the e>t ch desirable ard seasons
bic assortment o. Gle, for fall trade
Also. casc> Wnr>tsd Daeask assorted coor>
Terms nou,h, approx, eodorsed notcs
A. - ociocA 1T tue Merchasts kAchange
One hundred an f hs Capital Stock OF the Ns'Nes
Worcester Railroad Company The sale INSIDE for account o
NAV coueen snd positive the highest eidoer
SHELF SAIE-on WEDNESDAY, September s,h, from h'
shelves. 10 o'clock
West bue-blsck invisible and rdsu blue Broed
cloths
Al>o 10 cases blue lack w,s; OF England BrOadcoth'
Al'o cases black West OF Enssnd.
Also cases invisible green DO.
Also indigo blue do.
Ao Superhnc West England black sn elu black Cas-
Also assorted Fancy Ca.siners.
Also 10 Terms approved endorsed
ON THURSDAY, Sept at 10 O'Clock
200 French Goods, general OF rich
and desirable articles, sisptce the season.
AISOs0 Bonne dicreRi quale suitable fer
the Sos'hcrn asd Wc.rerr markets.
ALSO-5 Il BoaGets-
: ths for approved endorsed uotes.
on SATURDAY, At 10 o'clock. a, the Auction Room
bu4ct ind v,bc and fancy eolored
Caa srge assortment OF
deslrsbic goods II recent upotiai0as
Terms mouths for approved endorsed notes.
Catalogue. aui samples on msrnus of sale.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-07
FRENCU CASsEMERES AND yESTINGs.
FRESH IMPORTATlONS

Al the New-York Cash Tailoring E Establishment
l42 Fulton street, near Broadway.
Southern and gentlemen M find at the above establish
~ ,crv choice and extensive French Cassmce
and yes,ngs Fall styles, desirable patterns Also
large assortment England French Cloths from The
most celebrated manufacturers.
We shall in few days largest and hes, assortment of
French English beavers for overo,s ever offered TO which
invite the attention o friends aud the pubic.
Full suits furnished hours 40 cent below Broadway
prices
Strict punctuaty observed in filling orders
Cash on delivery. and 0 abatement IN prices.
PThe cutting department It'll under the superintendent OF
NJ aylor whose been well appreciated by
public to need any Particular attention paid 10
cutting pants. 80 -, pD, II, nsrlt.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-07
GREAT BARGAINS
Tbs Day offered by
F. w. & W. T. GILLE Y,

F. w & W. F. CT L L E Y
i3O GRAND-sTBEET.
$40, 900 worth q FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS are no~
offered uch persuade the most economical
purchase. In articles CLOTHS CASSMERES and SAT-
lNETS We offer extraordinary nGucements
CLOTHS OF all coors from - to 81.
CASSIHERES plain ard fancy, . to -
sATlNETS u1anufaetocs ard sell them
least third less than the wholesale city;
hand of common
superior MoUsELlNE De LANES. MERINoES TAGLIoNIS
oRUNTArRlNES, PoMBAZlNES, PRINTED SAXoNIES ALI
PASHA CLOTHS variety Other Winter for ae.
Dresses OUR ASSORTMENT
and blue black SILKS uraied IN this c,y.
ELANSELS.
Probably the largest Welsh and English ~ai- rcd
and yellow FLANNELS NsF York.
DOMEsTICS.
100000 wards bcacd and brown SHEETINGS and SHIRTNS
made 70 our aud od extraordinary Low prices Fog
Sheetn- e. aud the best Memack Sheet
at lod.
call and be satisfied storekecpcrs supplied
New-York tribune., 1841-09-07

Monday. T M
s, 8, board to-day exceeded 1000 shares of all descp
o Of which ,beu 1000 of L. Bank which opened at 0t
oa,o H. sferward recovered itself and sold at --a de
lin. Of !! the sales after the board Saturday TINS
, doubt the eec, Of the OF the assets Of the
p,k Delaware and Hudson declined l. Farmers Trust Canton
r. Paersous The sales Harlem large, reachiag oo
,e. and closing at : upward tendency or Improvement
New-York tribune., 1841-09-07

ourncd enc OF the HaticrS Of Nov
he held tJ19suuton tins uedfv
evening o'clock Thompson Hail. OF Elm ard Canal
streets report TO the Mechanics Conyen
Albany last week. general attendance requested as
the repor; will toDbtless be very interesting
- iBM BtNSEl. secretary
New-York tribune., 1841-09-07
FALL AND SUMMER GOODS

Nv bs us h at % for a low other
~ IN the civ We shall with bratcd put
for b,hpg advertisements bu; will to sell goods a.
neos n, any of them which viii probably suit our customers as well
Having recently desirable assortment OF Fall Goods snch
as Cloths Cas,ier Sanets Mernoes red "hil' and e'o"
M Nou.,e de Lanes Saxouy Cloths &C. together will, large
M ,b,,e and brown Sbngs Seeting Prints of yari-
ans kinds and general variety other Dry Goods we invite those
WISHING 10 Pu''"1s' - '''' - R. DOWIE.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-07
uuTsoN,s INTELLIGENCE OFFICE, II

a@ FARrFOR SALE, or Exchsnse for City Property.
s Farm Queens County l. l. containing between 20 and
1-1" Land. h Oh state OF cutvdIou The
D%ene rnd first order. ~;h
rug COED eppl: orchard &c The distance
nine York. The above properiy will he solt
propert and possession gwen immcdaey Ad
dr.. l. n =. AZ tb, Office. - 3iaaf
New-York tribune., 1841-09-07

purchasers dissatisfied with chapman ogc Razor s'rop win
Metallic Hone nanuflcory 2 William srcetRetai prices n
cents slOO sl2j and q so Five will be ample
time for putting the due razor in perfect order e. I'm
New-York tribune., 1841-09-07

4 To Dry Goods and other Elcrks-Ncw-l Orlt
..yceum.-The Directors of New York Lyccun would invite
Dry Goods other Clerks the I'D
yau'agc, n ,his nsiiiHtion.
The LBRas and RrtDlSG Rooms in very central location No.
al supplied az the and useful publications.
periodicals daily papers, naay from distant paco) The An
presenting delightful recreation for Tihte
abundrni ard excel
lent opportunities of beconng acquainted with the personal appear
ortory OF mHy OF tn" distinguished aud
Debating Scientific and other Classes
Iscnbcrs under the regulations the Drec
all ether advantages with The yceum
Pioc moderate than similar nsi
the country s26' joins II. GEISCOh d., President
- Phrcuology-lir l.. y FOWLER has returned TO the
CITY ana prepared make g.ye descriptions of
with advice hos Increase and dini N the
facu. Book Bust. Char' Psychological Ananac for .o u
and A. office Subscriptions also taken t the
chronological Journal Lectures dfceat parts of the
CITY =lyen OF October and November by l. y
Fowler. Otcc l1. Nassau. Clinton Hall Open
from NJ Families and parties he visited fdesired
company reduction o: price viii be nnde
New-York tribune., 1841-09-07
N,KLO's GARDEN.

. HIS ENENING. sept ISL
E.cnings vii, commence with Overture
whica for the second time VI
Is called FASHIONABLE ARRIVALS
Immediately which M and Miss Wells will dance La IA
RENTELI.N
half will be allowed for the Promenade
Grand which splendid Orchestra has
been erected Designed 10 the TEMPLE OF APOLLO ala
NUSARp,
The whole conclude the BuIiotta called PLEAS
Ant NEIGlIt OR.
Doors the Saloon open half will
Il half past
Efficient Officers will be attendance to prevent the admission Of
Ill improper persons
Tlcke
New-York tribune., 1841-09-07

So RE TAEsD.-Lo. Thursday the I'd in. between II
- , O'Clock from DIVISION stree; opposite Jefferson
31 Henry with steel clasp
SIS Whoever rli the
go East Broadway Il Pitt III receive the above reward
New-York tribune., 1841-09-07
CASTLE POINT a THE ELYsIAN FIELDs.

CASTLE POdNT a TH1F Ed y SENN FIFE HUS
TNHE DELIGHTFUL Peu.nre Grounds HObokeu have been
put complete order. aud, haing been much Improved
The cool and shady wnlks winding for
long the Hudson otter pleasant
the hot aud dusty pa'eeh OF The city
The nights Point (Which still TO IN" puhcD
and beautiful prospect ombcug glance
dotted with sard and envcned with vessels gliding
BOSOM the with It's numerous
busy inhabitants while the whncned
the distance beyond the erng palisades
lovely seyond description, and Of kind
In-quaed
opened well shucd walk, protected from tho
grove noble oaks, desccnd few
Colonnae moderate fur hcd
suitable the Tho ferry
,oats with &c and Leave
Barclay few unuesthc eragc, hereto
fore other part the world perhaps rich
treat trhng au6 lms