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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-15
Main Street, Five doors below Exchange Hotel,
RICHMOND VA

NHTOULD respectfully inform their friends and Tho pub
w hc generally, that they have ON hard worry oIfcn
sive assortment or Fashionable Fai and Wirr Cl5ffiuF
such as super Dim1ni. Wave and PLAN Beaver Over
COatsFrIck CoafsDo do made I'm tho most Fashionable
siyc-Pot over Cnms-Cloh and Camblct Cloaks- broad
Cloth, Dfcss and Frork Goats ev"ty variety " copr-
Huper Plain and Fancy Cashmere Pdufs-SafiinCt do
Vests NJ Paiu and Fancy Velvet Mcrno, Cashmere Cloth
Satin ini silk FLANNEL, Lambs Wool shaker, Knit Shirts
and DfawcrsScars Cravats, SuFpcndors, Gloves Hose,
Sc.
our asgortu chi being made Ivy ourselves. can will
conf ense, oner them 10 the public Goods and
Workmanshipall ~ which we will sell reasonable
terms tho quality be purchased for In this or
any u the Northern Cities.
We also have hani SAMPLES of the latest style Cloths
Cassmcrcs anil Vcstinas which will make 10 order
the most fashionable ~ shon notice, and
inc NJ and workmanship. SPENCE. Agent,
no w pm Sirn % Orem q M0rira
SUa0EONs INsTHUnENTs- Pocket Case
- Ds.ecnng Instruments. suitable Tor Mcd.csl Students
Spring Ltnccta and EvanE' best Grown Pointed do-Cup.
ping instruments Superior ScHrfcsforsD DENIAL instfu
nenatn caFca, various FZca with general assortment
OF superior tngTument manufactured hest manner
Any description haud can he h,d 10 order on slU n
notice IYEtI. IOUNsTnN a IVEII
no 10 ~ Nc kildno'H Od slant.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-15

Mononeala Lottery, Class No -, Extra for Friday NOR
mug ,aphas-l prke Of sSJ0u, Is Of loo &c. 70 No
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-15

s3OOOO-sIO.OOO.
school Fund Lottery OF To be drawn in the CITY
OF Providence Nov 2-DTaving received TUESDAY NOR.
nng. capitals sSlOn 1000, 60OO 5pO, gao M 81
~ - Of lW ~ Of 500, 40 Of 40. Us Of 8O % Of DO
&c Whole Iickets slu-shares tn proportion
Tickets. shares and packages IL all The above truIy no.
puaT Lotteries OF which James Pialcn a a., arc Mana
gers, may at any time DC found AZ the above Office
orders from any OF the unun will receive me same
eonhdcnla and prompt attention personal appHca
ton we're made. ''t''N"
oc % N,r" y, nt' ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-15
CONTEMPORARIES S1T-E- ,TI- yjzS5-TTE---
TER PROPERTY

DlhslANI 10 adccrcc " The Circuit Superior Cour nj
Law and thauccry tuT the county Of Chcstcrfsd ur,
bounced on The al day u March ISL 10 The case " the
Nulna Assu'anSc N'clcI W. h9He C. and of an amend
public auction, on MONDAY, tho Poi November lsi Al
" O'Clock, ON The premises the 81 Manc hester Ia
cash the property aud houses described In the paip M
bL 10 wit The buildings situated on the west NJ Main IN
IN said town, and which AZ tho date ~ tho las rev,
lauuu by said Society iu tho occupancy Of r MORAN
Ms Dwight and q. Baker, aud which belonged 10 Iob,
hozc, dec IN his lie un'c-or much or such mari
thereof ~ will be- sufficient satisfy said decree and
pcnsca Of the sale. EAM'I Il. pIfTUTAM
no Httrrtfs Corrtsgt,,..
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-15

CTION
A. AND COMMISSIONS BUSINESS
AUenucd To- and advances made on conrEnmeuta By
DAVENPORT q ALLEN,
noS ~ Aueuoneers aud Commisson MeIshsnta
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-15

prizes ofsioooo 10 of5oo 10 ofIOO so Of 100 tn h.
drawn ~ the Exchange Room this day tMon., M
NO Nos. - dIawu-T1ekets-e5.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-15
BY ROBERT HILL s co.
BY DUNLOP, MONCURE & CO

GROCERIES, AT AUCTION.
Ga s>DAf, 10th inst hal past 10 o'clock in rot
the trade viz - 00''S '''''u 'e
% hhIs - CroiN Surar
81 nsis New Orleans and Porto Rico Sugar
- g'ts Lishtd
lp bags Coffee, laguyra and prime Old
Government Java Coffee
~ uerces Porto Rico Coffee
~ hhis prime retailing Moasses
81 DO MitIling Blcou
- boxes Tall ~ and sperm Candles
100 DO SOAP
~ boxes Tobacco ''''"s icas
S;arct-F 2 Blue Mustard. Cheese
Lamp OIL Whisky Brandy Giu Xe
ALSO,
gu cases SILK and Fur Has
- 80 Boots ant shoes
Ietms-Under sluO cash, over 500 months ere "A, for
--ttIo.tLta p.I' no 10 ID. & Co. Aurts
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-15

2prizes ofsl20o, con 2on. 10 ofi0oO - of9oD o.,
10 be received "Wednesday MoTnns-7s Nos. 10 dra~n-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-15

OFFICE on MAIN. 2nf door bsios Corner Man 49,
lifh streets.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-15

GERMAN SILVER RIM AND CAsrORs-A be,ut.
- iui assortment of superior German Silver Rim and
'asiors, with best cut aud Plain bottles; M YOU war
aruclc cheaper Than can bo had elsewhere c, t5s
Hardware Furnishing Store 81 wv
no " g. }. RICHARDS q co.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-15

!oo 1900 t0O 10 prizes 1000, ~ oftOO 10 Of No
b. received Thursday Morniug-75 Nos 10 drawn
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-15
JAMES PHALES & co., .vonoy,r,
RICHMOND, Va.
UNDER THE EXCHANGE HOTEL
s3O.OOnI

25 Prizes Of $1,000 are s25, 900.
- school tuud Lottery Of r. Ito be drawn Nov Sn-
DraWlng received Tucsiay morning. Capitals s3lUa
9Ol Coz 90, iu1 (Jno lun 7i7 p OF ipu p 500
%, o ~ am <u1 OF ~ &C Is Nos-l3 drawn ballots
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-15

LEADS Of Families requested 10 give their aiten-
' ton t. THIS advertisements 1t Is well known that
CONFECTIONERY, by retail, IS generally Fot AZ mig n
pfoh-theTeioc have dctcTmnedto self every article in
ih line nf business, cheaper than any else this
city. In order To induce Families buy cheap will sell
View Work aud Abcmlrlc ppPn Apples, by the quarter
nai and whole barrels In suit purchascrsaud ali
kind Fruit In a like manner Also, fly cases TOYS
tom sb to SEQ per small advance upon original
invoices. mn IL
no lO-f
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-15

BY LANCASTER, DENLY CO.
SUGAR, MOLASSES, BACON, sc.
AT AUCTION
"a WEDNESDAY, l7ln Instant nj our s,ors .,,,.-
eng al h1ii lSI 10 O'Clock, will SELL without reserve
- hhds Porto Rico and ~ CroiI sn.srs
o DO Prime Retailing Moasses
l5ulo It's Bacon, assorted
lUU boxes MOuld Candles
ltn bags Green RIO Coffee
To- 10 DO LagIyra do
81 do Old Java Do
~ half pipes best Cognac Brandy
5cerJons Caracas lndigo-aIsS Buttar 500, Cor,
Brooms. Ac ''e' N"AF' NOln
Terms Of sale months cre@it.
ADDITIONAL
!" hhis choice Bacon. all sides.
no L, & CO. Aue,s.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-15

soOoo, 600 an - prizes sIOOo - of3o I5o ofioo
10 be received Friday Mornnx-75 Nos. ~ 1rawn. TEX.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-15
FOR LONDON

rSN The brig PALOs CAPTAIN c,r,.- -. 80,
KID ro.ni' where she will load witboui 49, ny
- y CHARLES PALMER
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-15

SfHI ITICtF.
NRoUCH, BRoOks d HUDSON have lust received by
~ the schOoneTs 1uscafuTa aud MsuCle ser from ~
YORK second supply Of Fail and Winter Goods, puTcha
sGd chieny a. auctiU very reduced prices in
qucnce OF the laiencss OF the season-all which they
determined sell small advance for cash or ~
punctual customers on the usual credit.
TLey invite attention 10 the following very desirable
Goods.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-15
OREM q MoRLINa.

EOn TONS Lump Plaster
WV 500 ucrccs Ground 30, dcv rvabc IN the Tasit
Dank-for sale. ~ BOYD, EDMOND A. 60.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-15
VALUABLE PROPERTY IN GCc-ut AM
aITETInN -

ga Lhurs Jaw Morning. Nov Isih 100 o'coc pr.eis.
yin front oi our -foie. opposite the Be Tavern w..
% Nuoui reserve, all the right title int resi- on
Sulth ~ and 10 attract of Land originally be,n-ir -
INC 'sae ~ EiLabeih Suittt, deceased; he "a
s Of sn,nt W acres Of Wood Land held by ssr
by or,icr Of Geo. W. Goole, ESQ TruErc.
TERMS a sale
m
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-15

I2co 300 300. oprize- 500 70 ofao iio OF 100 etc
To be drawn at the Exchange Room Friday Ey.nn, =,
s'eloek.-7b nos II drawn Tekets-s "
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-15
FOR RENT.

The James River aud X nawha COMPANY will
fth rent out, for the ensuing year the Houses and
Esiu Ground at the Old Locks, formerly the property
S&k- Of Capt. James Richie. The Houses ar. IN go i
order and the ground Is well adapted gardening purpo
SEES For terms, &c applyto RiCIID REINS.
oc - cZwtt sup't Repairs and X Canal
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-15

Welsbnrs Lottery, No Is. for THURSDAY morning
Ize OF ss' lOuO), loof 100, etc. - Sos-I3 drawn
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-15
MOCHA COEsEsEr

TEN sacks superior old Mocha Coffee very scarce
II Nc."' receiving per SChT Liberty Tor sale hy
no Im o. IAMES sIIER a COX
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-15
WILLIAMS a UANAII.

IA FOR RENT. and posseS.iou given LAT
GfS9 January, III" House, at the corner Of aud Fh
nlsu streets, At present occupied by Dr Empie The
.h house has rrccn ly been repaired and ~ ian a de-
irahle neighhorhooi Possession may be hadth let OF
November Fox terms, apply TO
RICHARD hill. JR. & Co.
10 he. Ennurer
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-15

Lees6urE Lottery. No g., EIra, for "Wednesday NOR
- Nos-l3 drawn TicEetS s. ~ ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-15
"o' iNLoEs BROTHER, Auets
ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF HOUSE.
HOLD AND KITCHEN EUR NITIrRE

" THURSDAY Morning. Nov lslh, 1871 al n oirI,rk
We shall sell tie residence OF The I,s 49,
W on street. tie County CouTt Ionss
~ tue ana Mite hen Furniture, beistKinr 10 lie
1850, CONSISTING in part Of Beds, Betsreas Bs,jdns
s 1850 MIrIooe Buresn, Mahogany Tables ChaiTs
nevoaTd t~Tpsts- RuE-, G. ass Ware. 49,
Looking Glasses Fire Icons, ete ctc ,ogetbc, 49, -
usual assortment nj Hpus"h1li ami Krrfcn -, 'is
By order Of the Administrator ''Nio'
m
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-15
~YRATY'OyN ~ OFF71C ~.

all the world ssy whsttheycaa
'"r 'e'iinE On Ees stra;tons The u.ao
Leesburg Lottery, Class No Ig-draws I'll. d,y Mon,
dy at % O'Clock, p at the Exchange. prizes OF SIo
~ each ~ Of 100. 10 Of lOOo etc. IS Nos 10 dana
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-15

DINIDEND NOTICE.

I'D ;$ss ~; ss;:' sisss 'i G5s s. ns
oc - JAMES FISHER son
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-02-06
siv 49, IATeR FROM EUROPE.

SIX DAYS LATER FftON 1870
By The arrival Of The packet ship Patrick Hen-
~ =, New York. after a passage nj twenty Gays
ram liverpool, news from TIA, city has been re-
eeivea to HE 25th December, and from London 70
the 9th.
Ia a commercial point Of view the intelligence
l. hiahiy favorable. Tue cotton market has ca
oetiepced a further advance IF from 1 TO - per
IN. The sales q. Liverpnol during the week
ending on the 24th amounted to AZ, 900 bales.
The BarrIsn QunES arrived AT Cowes on
the 2oth December. having Jeff Now YORK on the
lst, The Greak Western arrived ~ pf'ssoi on
The 23d. She left on the 18th.
The papers abound with details respecting the
seyeti,y Of tho winter, on the Continent o. well
as Ia England. . !,
Ine only arrival al liverpool from the United
S,atpa, for the, week ending ,s&th Of December,
,y,. no Ruscius' from New York.
Az Pals the ice formed in the ssetne 80 rap'osy
and Coated down in such masses. shat 7Sensy
limoges. laden with wine. were crushed oe'ofe
me ,ttre, could be ,akon fot their safety. i hfoogh7
an, Hnotand active means were ia progress 10 re-
l;sy,r ,be. dis,ressrs Of the poor, by liberal supplies
Of (n+l. provisions, clothing, blankets, &C.
The Paris papers announce The death o. VI us
/. R,,r,onnais. The celebrated chess player, SAID
to The most skil1rul md the most nnui'arm'9 sue"
cessf1i in the world.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-02-06

We are not deeply conversant with theAtman-
&C, bnt we are wiling to stake our old quill stump
against aas body rusty razor tina, if the astrologi-
cal pamphlet relative to these regions is consult.
ed, il will be found that rain may be expected
about this timt!' If anybody desires to expect
rain they are at perfect liberty to expect il Land we
exrect their ex pecta,ions will not be disappointed
Longfellows,s cisterns of the air have entered in
to a grand system Of exchanges with the cisterns Of
the earth and even the w~asherwomen are shaking
their soap-polished knuckles at the boun,iful sky
screaming in wild and desperate false,to-EnoaSh
like TO know how the sun would look, that is. in
case it eve. should come out again. And strange
to say, notwithstanding our southern sun has evil
IDENTITY gone TO spend the winter in parts unknown,
we have heard bat OF few if any poisoning or throat
cutting cases. This speaks iondly for the moral
order Of our section. But o, for a CLEAN Of sun-
shine! o, for q spot of blue! 0, for q scorching,
p~ercbine, sEnoihering July day!-lf any body has
one Of them on hand wen take it and a mint ju
lep at the same time. II we could have an oppor-
embrace it, mot the post but the opportunity to
ba=k in hot sunshine for a full quarter section OF
The term yet left us of suiilunary e.istette We
wan, to be hung up and dried. We want to en-
Joy the luxury of being blinded 10 the streets
once more with dust as fine as the front teeth of
"a small grey-coa,od gnat!' .shine out fair
SUM-
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-02-06

The Case of McLeod-Me Massacre on board
TIE Car%otne.--Tte case, Of the miscreant Mcleod,
now imprisoned and awaiting the action of the
courts Of New York, is attracting general a.ten-
ton. We have seen the subject no where SO
mastery treated az in the Philadelphia Spirit of
the Times of the 5tb instant. The editor of this
spirited paper pays the following compliment to
the expressed opinion Of President Van Buren,
that the case Of Mcleod is a fair one for the inves.
CATION, and fully within the jurisdiction of the
New York courts:-
Our worthy President maintains that there is
no principal Of international law, or indeed Of sea-
son or Justice, which entities such offenders TO i'm
punity before the legal tribunals, when coming
voluntarily within their Independent and undoubt..
ed jurisdiction, aud we honor him for the ut,erance
Of such a bold, just and manly sentiment
As many of our readers may have forgott n the
assassination on board the Caroline, and the cir.
cuinstances attending il, we ~sabjoint the following
graphic statement of the facts from the editorial
pen Of the same paper
This outrage, il will be rsseo!lested, took place
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-02-06

Tho Now Orleans Bee.' ANNOUNCES as forth
coming from the press, soon after The inaugura.
tian Of the president elect, .the mes ages of all the
presidents OF the United Stases, from the furma-
tho of tho General Government, down 10 the
close Of the administration If Martin Van Buren,,
concluding with the inaugural address of President
w H Harrison aud winds up a well written
commentator Of the proposed work, by preni-
sing that,these documents will ommand aniver-
sal attention. Should the Compilation GOT CON
mand a more universal SALE than lis precursor,
published two years since in New York, parties
concerned will fnd il. but a sorry speculation !;
for we are well assured iha, she work referred to,
a wei bound octave volume of some 500 pages.
aud delivered TO a few reluctant subscribers al
the moderate price Of two dollars, bed taken lis
place besides the surplus copies of other stale pro-
dnc,isns on the shelves Of the publishers, doomed,
At some future clearing ont - go the way Of all
waste paper-to the snuff shop. The truth is.
folks now-a-days have 40 relish for such 4hessy
reading
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-02-06
FROM TEXAS

By an arrival ffouF Galveston we have received
our files Of papers to the Goth january. They
contain little intelligence of interest.
AMI Zebadlah Payne was arrested in Calves
ton, a few days ago, charged with tho murder Of
one Co.,afa. in Franklin, county Tenn lie
stands committed untiia reasonable time is als
lowed the authorities in the U States to make .
demand for him.
By a letter from Malataoras dated December
25,h we leasn that Gonzales, a Msxican captain,
who took possession of the sioop at Corpus Chris.
Ii, and took off two men, has been condemned to
be sho..
Much of The country in the vicinity Of Austin
has suffered severely from foods and ffesl,ests.
The expedition against the Indians on the up
per Btazos is in a fair Wy TO be fully raised and
equipped. The troops were to rendezvous at
Nashville on the rs January. The campaign,
not to exceed three weeks.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-02-06
OBITUARY.

The death Of Mr. Constance Rochon Dnplantier,
which took place on the Cd ~instant,a at the residence
OF Fergus Dnplantier, Esq, has plunged a nnmer-
Gus family and large circle of friends in profound
grief. Her amiable qualities and affection as Il
mother were warmly reciprocated by her children,
and although, she had arrived alta ripe age rs
years, the stroke is not the less aeutely felt by
them.
She was the relict ofthe late Armand Duplan-
tier, who came to this country with the reyered
Marquis Lafayette, and assisted in achieving the
independence Of Or Republic.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-02-06

VIRGINIA u. s. sESATon.-We learn by the
Charleston Courier. that Hon. William C., Rives
was elected u. 5. Senator by the Legislature of
virginia ON the 18Th instant, by 6 majority, Mr.
Rives is elected 10 ill the vacancy occusioned bv
the expiration Of bis term in 1889. vieeiania for
two sessions has heen only partially represented
in the senate. Mr. Roane's (the other senator)
term expires On the 4th Of March next. /, seem nj
to be conceded that the election of bis successor
will not take place during tho present session of
the Virginia legislature.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-02-06

At il Agaia-Gen. Gaines delivered a lecture
before the New York Lyceum on the evening of
the 9Th instant, upon bis system of an National De.
fences" his lady following him "Ipon the Hor-
rors Of Wat" Whether her lectures will have
any effect upon the war question which!at present
agita,es this country and England we aye entirely
unable to say.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-02-06

The Richmond Enquirer says that Mr.. Van
Buren, has not acceded to The request of Mr. Ste
venson. (our minister at 81 James that he may
be recalled, but in consequence Of the new aspect
Of affairs in regard TO the boundary question. and
the affair Of the CAROLINE, has desired MIR Steven
son to remain in England, uriill a successor
should be appointed and shalt reach London.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-02-06

The thought has just struck Us! that, the good
neople of other cities snd towns are enjoying
lhemsels yes with the care eniissning scenes and
festivities Of Ball., assemblies, and such rocseatise
smuss,nenls. oru iown-folks appear 10 BIO 10 .
s,ate Of torpid Indifference TO such sorrow--defy.
lac means Of Willing away tho long afd tedious
evenings Of drear wiasor. And this would seem
10 be owing loss 20 ~the'right goodwill and earn-
ast wishes of our citizens, particularly the ladies',
than 10 the incnnveniences we have so long
ENDURED as regards suitable scconinoda atoms FIR
thcsc purposes. Oar Corps OF TaesriAss can
not. on their nights of Performance, accommodate
half the number, that present themselves tUI NJ.
mittance. Really our citizens must bes'er Them
selves ! Why not form a Joint Stock Company,
for she purpose OF crecfitgl q capacioas bathroom,
which might on occasion, be converted 10 other
uses, dramatic representations, for instance, and
anv other exhibition requiring ample room.-
Such an undertaking, under judicions manage
meut. would pay an excellent percentage 10
Stockholders. Ladies'. we call upon you TO
rouse The dormant energies Of the rougher sex.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-02-06

"A MATFA has rereisei the following afacits
"a on commission. so boxes sperm %caneies;
5Uboxss claret wine, 100 boxes soaps kegs white
lead No /; $50 gallons Iinseed oil: 20D gallnns
writer e.rained sperm oil, 300 gallons wEla'c oil.
$50 la.ktt Annisct.e. y bt zes extract d'a bsiptlte
20 pieces Kru,ncky bageing. 10 ceiIs ri e ,-3oO
pair mems kip brogans, 1HD pei boys Kip b~rogans,
800 pair russell organs, 10 boxes window glass,
assorted sizes, 30 kegs to- arc,, al ,red qnalrIies,
% kegs powder, 50 kegs parI, so pirces 5I4 brown
sheetii,g so pieces 3D. brown domestic, % pieces
4l4 Lowell shir.in., SO P,ong his.
p,,o. p,,aa r. h &. Sd
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-02-06
Fore;rn Office. Dec II

ans~ef
Foreign Office. Dec II 1880.
.sir-I am directed by vicount Palmefstoh TO
acknowledge the receipt Of your letter OF 'ae f'e
inst, addressed To his MISUNDERSTANDING a cory
Of resolutions which the committee OF the Da'-
ish and Foreign Anti-ssiavery Society passed. %
tho 2d instant. expressing their concern that her
Maiee,y's government should have entered into
4 commercial treaty with Toxas, aad protesting
acainst the recognition Of the republic by Great
Obtain.
j a in reply, detected 70 state to you that
Lord pal,ners,on, very much regrets thai ne com
mi,see should take this view Of the measure winch
has been adopted by her majes,y's government 10
,eis,ion IN Texas bat ,hht il does not appear to
Lard pa,mers,on on the one 'hand, that the reiu-
!, r Gfren. 7, <itA;s, 4, conclude a commercial
,roo,v with Ter as. would have any effect in in.
l,c;no heTerans to- abolish slavery within their
territory nor on the other hand, that the con
cIusion of such a treaty cen have the effect 1ot
aHnrdinr the Texans any encouragement TO con.
tinne the condition Of slavery as part OF their
law. d
II, NAV indeed be hoped that the greater inter
.,,rss between Great Britain end Texas, which
| win probably reeul, from the treaty, may have
he affect OF mitigating, rather than aggravaiing
The evil arising gu, of,he legal existence Of sfa.
very in tina. republic.
Lord Palmerston desires mo to 'nention that
v,, anrear Ia be undor q misnpprehensien as to
~ Hats q ,ha relations bet@een Great Billain
and Hay,i, insomuch as Great Britain has actual
~ concluded a treaty with Hayti as an indePehd'
ent STATE, and | have the satisfaction to acguaint
YOU that The specific object and tnrpose OF that
treaty is the suppression Of the slave trade.
II am, Sir, your most obsdient servant,
! F." LEVESON
j II Tredgnld, ESQ, Secretary to the Anti
Slavery Society
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-02-06

There are 1919 miles Of railroad constructed
and in use in the United States, constructed at a
cost of sac. 0o0, 600, aud yielding an average re-
venue Of about CT per cent. 1902 miles more
are in progress of completion and she whole
number of miles projected, including fiai4hed, I'M
finished, and route examined, is nearly &c, 1000.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-02-06
SENATE

Mr. Scott, Of o atom Rouge, presented a memo
rial from the residents Of The parish Of Eas, Baton
Rouge, in relation u the Carrollton Roll Road
and Banking Company, which memorial was on
bis motion, annexed 10 The bill entitled sAn act
TO amend the charter of the New Orleans aud
Csrrollton Rail Rcal and Banking COMPANY.
Mr. Breed offetedsa joint resolution requiring
by the Board If Public Works. The Construction
of a read from Baton Rouge to Madisonvilie.