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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-02
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PIANO FORTE wARE-HousE,
Opposifs tie Banks.
Ik sutscfibcr IL constantly ccevine frofn the css.
bfmcd menutlctory Of NUNS 4 CLAax, New YORK,
sndths delcacy Of touch and of
tone, 50 peculiar 10 their manufacture
tonsianuy On hand large assortmonfof
flutes. fltGeolctfs. Ciaf ioneffa
Guitars, Ntolins. violoncsIloa
Accorihons, MHsicai Boxes
Horns, Busles and rrufnpets
fifcs and Drums
euitsI Violin, Harp and Piano Fort. strings. Of sups
PIANO Forte stools AMI Covers
CHEAP music.
The largest collection Of Music offered ior ssie
ms safe may be selected from, o. the sub.
efber Who - now enabled sell Philadelphia and
View YORK wholesale and retail prices
Those purchasing o. sell again win be furnished upon
better terms ihan they End elsewhere the staa
10 Pianos Repaired tuned, LEI on hhe, anc lake1 Va
exchange. p a. TAYLOR.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-02

n1- PIANO FoRTBs Of every description repsrsd
and tuncd-TunirG ~ the year, u required By Wa
IAN kEassSa whose long ctpeuence snd sbhy N
everI eoufdence. Guiars, Vons and repair.
ed Violin Rows haired.
n1- Orders iea - above VIII be pusetuasy ss,..dsdt
eifhrrf foruor eouuffV h. 81
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-02
MORE BEAUTIFUL SHOES,
EOR TILE ADIRC


IU5T received per sshr Emma, from PhihdsIpha, the
following beautiful Shoes manufactured by j. w.
Curdy:
ladies' hne dress French Morocco Lace king
ladies' fine thick sole plain walking sppers Ladies fine
dress French Mo- Slippers The above Shoes are really
beautiful and made in very super style shall always
endeavor TO keep Goods in my line Of the very
best order and will sell them very low for cash
punetuh customers only. SAhL PUTNEY,
Opposifa tho In, C.hin
- ED, hOBEHrs a. co. have received. BY
N the schr Manchester, from New York, some choice
styles Of Goods part of which,
Plaid French Prints; plaid Mouslane de Lame
Rich English Prints fs'd do do do
Common Calicoes
Black and Fancy Doeskin Csssneres and C.s.inetts
White and red fannes
Rosyln Piads; plaid silks
Black Gro de Rhine
ALSO,
Splendid embroidered Aaiona shawls
DO do Cravioni do
Do damssk quilted silk Maniillas
Do Maravoque do
Do veiveteen etnbroid'd do
BRUSSELS plaid Mouscane ). Iayne
Pekin SILKS, for dresses, &c-
Cotnpi isng lot OF and Goods, which We
fer al reasonable prices noiI
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-02

DUDLEY a. MEREDITH have this day received per
- sehr Weymouth, from New York, the following goo
Heavy Flushing, for servants coats
Blue and invisible green Cloths, fine
Black and fancy )lored Cassimeres .
a fine white Flannel
IS swAnskin do
Plaid and striped houselaines
Blue. pink and white Grape Lsse
An "A sortment OF Roslyn Plaids
Do linen cambria Handkerehiefs
Superior blue black Gro dc Swiss
Bark and lightH Gloves
Best lambs wool Shirts
Table and biz tsey Diaper
Huckaback linen Checks for chdtens aprons
Lead eol-red saiteen Jeans; white do
Madras Hdkfs Prints, &C. del
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-02

BUTLER s EFFERvEscENr
MAGSESIAN APERIENT,
L'oR Dyspepss Indigestion debility, gddi-
ness, headache acidy Of the stomach, habtuai cos
veuess, eutaneous seases govt gravel etc. aud much
valued as gentle cooling purgative
This desirable PREPARATION has eved the patronage OF
mEny eminent members of the profession. and from dis
corning public many Respectable and unsolicited ,estimo'
nials OF its efficacy medicine, have been clicited.
With all the pleasing quses Of glass OF soda wafer, II
the active medicinal properties OF the ap
grateful 10 the stomach.
supply received and for sale by =
J. III. EUSTACE & SON,
ma2I Three doors below the Bell Tavern.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-02
A CARD

THE subscribers In receipt (by packets from
J. Philadelphia New York. and Bos,on) ola splendid
someto Of Beaver hoeskin and Brush Hats Of the sies
fashions Also fine Ouer Caps 10 which they invite
attention of gentlemen In want OF such articles
no 30 JOHN THOMPSON & CO.
nut AND PLAIN GLASS CELERY
~ STANDS.-A very handsome assortment Of the
above hand for sale small advance, together with
full stock OF Glass Ware, China and Queens Ware,
w. r. BUTLER,
no % doors above the Bell Tavern-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-02

THE Undersigned Is preparing for publication, second
Il edition OF "a selection OF Leading Cases various
branches Of the Law, with by John William Smith,
ESQ., OF the Inner Temple, Barster Law, vols, bound
In ono. Of from T5O TO SO pages"
I"rhis work. with unpretendng title, IL an impor-
addition legal literature The idea Is e1cccni-i
Is 10 select some OF those leading cases winch involve
and usually cited to establish some point principle
Of real and append 10 them notes. IN
which collected subsequent decisions bearing the
points reported la the text which doctrines having
obvious connection with them occasion ally dis
eussed We cordially recommended this book to the profess
sion Ills OF those hasty and crude compilations
put forth with such fatal facility and frequency by many
councillors bar ejrds evident marks OF
long and patient thought andindustrous research-Ls
gal ObseTptrl
10 The price OF this work, 10 subscribers, will be s6
To non sui scribers, the price will be enhanced.
JOHN I. LiTTELI-
Law-Bookseiier, No. y,
Minor Street, Philadelphia.
no. Subscriptions received AZ the Book Store OF
De RICHARD ID. sANXAY, Agent
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-02

ME HAVE IN STORE,
" S en- s sI &c., he SUGARS
Crushed and losfJ
Java
Rio ,arppp
Cuba
BRANDlEs-
onrd. Dupuy & Co
Dupuy's
A. seigueiie
T.. do
Pelleyolson
GIN
Medic Swan
Hour Glass tpp.Sny
Pine Apple
Grape
Black Horse
RUN
ST Crt.iI
New Granada
Janalca
WINE
MarseilIes Madeira
~ Lucar
Brown Sherry
Pale do
Old London Particular
MUSTARD
PEPPER
RICE
ALsPiCE
with full assortment OF every article In the Grocery Iii
w a ID CHRISTIAN,
ia Ia lD Ny Market Square
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-02

FALL GOODS.
THE subscribers have the pleasure Of informing their
friends and the public generally. that they hsve ~
ceys their Fall Goods which have bcen selected 10 the
Northern markets NJ the 6rn embracing AZ follows:
HATS.
Black Russia Hats, all shapes
Do NuiIia do do
DO close Beaver do
DO Muskrai Napt do
DO Coney black and dr<t do
DO Brush do do
Do silk OF various qualities
DO Moleskin do
500 dozen black, brown and dab Wool Hats,
CAPS.
super6ne ouer Pur
DO Seal do
DO Muskrat do
DO Coney. various qualities
400 dozen Hair seal
Plush do
Seleue do
GeniIemen' Youths aud Childrens Cloth do, efevey
variety OF pattern
Fancy Velvet Caps for infants
LADIES' Riding Caps
HATTER's MATERIALS.
Cur[oited and raw Russiatur
MuskTat do
saxOny hat Felts; Shells for sIkhats
GUN shellae; Alcohol Extract Of Logwood
Jack Cards; Stopping nushes; Hat screws
TIP and tissue Paper silk and cotton Tips and SIDES
Plain and figured Peongs Angola anil silk Plush
Purple, cream, fawn blue and black skivers
Coarse and fine Bow Strings
Black and drab landings and Bindings, OF Various quail
tlcs
oil SILK, braid and nuns Bonnets
With many other articles too numerous for an adver
isement-al OF which they feel disposed 10 se on the
most accommodating terms at wholesale OF retail.
seI2 JOHN THOMPSON CO
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-02

Y TUE SACRED WRITINGS or THE a
l \ a EOhTIEA AND EVANgELIsTs or
JESUS OHhlsT' commonly riylci The NEW TIES
L LAMENT, transltted from the ORIGINAL GREEK, By
DIS Geo Campbell, James Macknirhf and Phip Doiblss
.pENDlX by Alexander Campbell
- The CHRISTIAN SYSTEM, in reference 10 The tfNION
| on CHRISTIANS, add RES rORAT1ON OF PRIMITIVE
J. CHRISTIANITY as plead IN the CURRENT REFOR-
I Ma HON, by a. Campbell.
4 Aiao, PsAtNs, HYMNS and GPfRITUAL SONGS or,
NAL and selected, compiled by Campbell w scoit n
stone and &c Johnson-adaptcd 10 tho Christian he.
hEDp.
~ Tie above Books may be found At wholesale or retail
ns'IJ 'DGAN WALLER
-. hl5 FNurcef Shockoe iIin
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-02
uoOTS. sunES. TRuaxs &c g..

j. Z BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS, &c. sc.
II proved Northern and Eastern Mi,uaciories a very
eIiensiye and well selected assortment Of almost every
hAve been laid upon such terms % they confidently be-
eve viii enable them TO offer such Undue eltn-
y, cannot fail sales The assortment, esm
40 Ladies Morocco and Kid Walking shoe. CMcCurdy's
~ InAnufaeturo)
sdsna feaflh quaiis, 10 ''''"' '"'0
-Ia Ladies' Seal and Calf Skin do I'D
- DO Pine and Stout Leather 10
lgi 10 Quilted Ba.kins, an entirely new article
80. DO Moro an K'd sl.ss, Moo si,ys sanufaelure
Do White and Black saiin Slips J.p '''''" i''''''
.i Genllsmens superior Calf and Moro Boots Canes)
t.ta Do Double scaled Water Proof do do
Il a Do Cali ana -.>toceo Dress Boots, second and
~ Gen.lemcn's double so,l Water Proof do Do
III % Fine ana soai Cail skin 9ootess and Shoes
80 DO DO Cali and Moro Dress Navy shoes CNIoO
.1 Do mites, g superior a"f Light Shoe. and Pumps
-, DO Cs skin and Gum Elastic over shoes
..s.,,,,..Do CO. d Moe Sa .,i snd Daa,o do
no D Morocco and seal ssin waking Shoe,
ih 70 70 Fine Morocco, Kid and Seal Slippers 81 80
B9Sy o zinc s,oa, Cs s 'ewed aud Pessed DSoses
Sc DO DO S fiS' c az ana g Kip Shoes 90 do
10 90 Dancing Pumps
a. Do 10 Morocco black aud ooored do
Boys stout bound .s%sd sRS nosan
a Do DO 90 R R@gRs and e Block S e Rich.
Msas and BOYS Heavy side Leather 'swcd persed
women's stout sewed and pegged Bootees
rol = 90 Also sho''
Polio and single Russell snd Black Leather Travelling
carpet n,vs snd Hand Trunks
~ Horse hide andscal skin Packing Trunks
"A, so5 IUbAii MYERS 90.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-02

-Jfoot Spirits TuTpeniine.
N MisCRLLANEotIs ARTICLES-Surricai Instruments,
.ancets Eyans's best imperialism, and
ID genuine; Apothc and Glass Fur
bituTe assorted OF all descriptions Walls Bottles Corks
Ac Perfumery, Soaps, Tooth Brushes Powders, &c,
Paints dry ground oil OILS Window Gafs Brushes
Colors, and Painters Articles.
Ifp FAMILY AND PATENT MEDl INES-Physicians and
Country Merchants select COOS from large and
good an assortment be ouncr any other Store
be 5tateo. Virginia.
no The most prompt attention paid to packing and
~ nhtppIng orders. NH
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-02

ME have IN Store by recent arrivals
w 3 Cases fine Blue Black and Green Cloths
do do and common Kentucky Jeans
/ do Irish Linens
l do High Cord Plain MouseIn de LANES
do satinets, Assorted Styles
l do Black Bombazine
l do Black Gro De Rhine
I do Brown Holland
l do Black English Merinoes
do Apron and Furniture Check
I do Canton Fannels
bales Scarlet do
do Fine White do
do do Brown shlItinRs
G. CsmbIicks and Check Muslins
Al Boobincts Gimp and Thread Edgings and In
servings
Corded skirts, Victoria Robes
Black and Fancy London CasameTes
Pongee and Bahama Hhdkfs
Blac X Italian Cravats
Gum Elastic and Cotton Braces
Rich Plain and Fancy Gilt Coat Buttons
Do Velvet, satin and Twist 10 10
Crackoviar do do
With many other goods suited TO the Season. which
offer for sale, at Reduced Prices
no KENT, KENDALL & ATwATER.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-02
nook AND JOB PRIN TIM
o. X.

o. X.
CURE YOUR COLDS.
NALL and buy OF J. Pease a. sons, clarified Es
" sence OF Hourhound Caniy. so renowned In New
York, durins the past year. Tor curing coughs, colds
ioaIscness, whooping cough, Group. &e
HILL DABNEY,
po7 Corner above the Columbian.
ZINE OLD ENGRAvINGs- We have for sale,
two Engravings of great merit one Representing nan
nibal swearing eternal hatred Rome; and the other Re
guas returning Carthage Engraved in l767 from Paint
ia 2 J. w. RANDOLPH & CO.
TWO frst Dining Room Servants, OF unexeeption'
l. able character, for hire Applyio
ja5 GRErrER q PEAKE.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-02

The Steamer BALLOON, CAPT. wOoLsEY,
having the ass week opposite days TO the combined
forces, andlcarns that the Travelling public has for
Der OF been TO leave Norfolk and Rich
mond follows which will be tho OF the Balloon
and after Tuesday, Nov 24th
Leave Norfolk erery Tuesday. Thursday and Satur
day mornings.
L,are Richmond erery Sunday, We iaesdoy and Fri
day mornings.
Dollar ITYPOfNT-Ttro Dollars; RICHMOND
Three dollars. Returning from RICHMOND 10 CRY
NORFOLK Three Dollars. And occasion vii
the Fare be higher, and hope by 10 doing TO get
sha,e OF the public patronage.
All persons forbid trusting On account Of Balloon o.
owners. nov Z3-df
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-02

TO TOBACCONIsTs AND HIRhRs OF
HANDS GENERALLY.
NNJE have Tor time turned attention O. furnish
w ina In The large way provisions for sbaurcIs &C.
We are now furnishing number Of public works and
private Individuals wi their provisions, AMI expect
10 deal largely them, sotid be rad furnish
many others ~ may fnd 70 their Interest 10 bus Of us
We oncr now,
IOoO1 Ibs prime sound oil Mbiiling BACON
CON DO 10 81 shoulders DO
t0l0O Western Midhnr Bacon
2,tn % d. Shoulder 10
40 hbs No chpt Herrinrs
~ hhds cheap. but sweet good Nol,ssss
% bags cheap COffcc, a. tlc-good
Cheap brown Suanr
Together with large Of Family Groe eres-sn sold
"a mnntls. Ua l5l WYATT WHITE.
HATS, HATS HATs,-Ours assortment Of Hats Is
a present very extensive and fashionable.
jas INO THOMPSON co.
LOOK At THIS.
TUE subscribers anxious the Spring with
large sock of summer 90 ds viii or the purpose n
Over Coats OF Beaver Frocks II PRiME COST, snd ~
specially solcH cal from such Who havc not supplied
themselves, OF Who wish % % 80 an
elsewhere. GEO. A. KEEN a co.
rial" als sOne ThinG Necdfu,n would respectfully
rcqucs such unsclcd bills with ne 10 call and psy
and confer a iavoI onthcir humble servants,
jai5 q. A. X CO.
MILES, sUPERIOH AND BEAUTaFUL
wi DRESS HOOTs-The subscriber has In =
large stock Of the above bcauful Boots manufactured
pressy b. his order, which he vii so A. the Lowest prices
sAMUEL PUTNEY,
jait Opposite the Los CABIN.
nLD RACoN, SIDES AND sHoULDERss-
" loouo lbs O,d sides, vcr- low
aoCo % OH shoulders 10 d. or pale BIZ
ks JAS eco. WINSTON.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-02

IOHN n. EtsTACE a SON have Just received, and
~ offer for sale, large supply u
Clothes brushes
BADGERS hair shaving DO
Common do 10
Hair Brushes
shoe DO, now style andvcry superior
Wsicrs by the dozen and BY the 10.
And uvarety 81 other Fancy articles Ne l9-6wco
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-02

MORE CHEAP CALFskIN WATER PkOOF BOUfs
wi AT tive have just received further supply OF
these very cheap and desirable Bocts with which
friends and hare been well pleased Those
In OF pair Of these Boots viii do wen call
and get apar-they really warHProof
ID. BURLINGTON & CO.,
ia s Mansion House.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-02
LYELL, JoMNsToN 8 LYELL,

." LfELts. ~ ELL,
Ar James McktLioe's Old Stand, Richmond, Virginia.
INHoLEsALE AND RETAIL DEALERS in Drugs,
O. Wv Medicines, Chemicals, Dye Woods, Painters Ar.
cles Oils Window Glass, Glass Ware, &c, which they
~ will sell on lib. raj terms.
,sNutmegs, Mace, Indigo Snuf, Maoeaboy, LoIriL
CASTLE soap, Cloves, laTds, Scotch, do.
@aCnnamon Cayenne Pepper Lamp Black, Black Lead
- CoPpcras, Rotten Stone S;aug hions Bitters, Chalk
Pot and Pearl she's starch 4 %. caTb Soda, Putty
IIquonce Rail. Logwood, ~ 0tltz Powders Soda 10.
ealeratus Fig Hue, Alum NC ~ Powders Alcohol
Powder ell Ginger aud Root Castor Oil, in bottles
White Lead dry and In oil EPSON Salts, Flour sulphur
aniaca Ginger, Sapetre Ink in bottles Birthstone
oil Peppermint, and other Luciier Matches
~ essential otis British Lustre
Isinslass, Russia olge 81, In baskets and
a. Sponge, coarse and Enc bant.N
for washing
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-02
IfATsl HATslI mArs |

TteT received splendid assortment Of beautiful Hats
the latest fashions, conssfng n part, Of finest beavers
nutras Russia rabbits, anil brush Hats Of the creates
article.
Also. few cases extra enc Mooskin Plush Hats an e.
which were made ~ orer expressly for my retail sales
aud are offered and the public such Prise
deg ELISHA suEPPERsoN.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-02

T .oNAx's DlGEsT-Disest ofthe Laws respecting Real
II Property generally adopted and In Use In the United
States embracing more especially, OF Real Pro-
perry In Virginia, by John Tayloe Lomax. For sale.
JOSEPH GILL.
"a 10 - door ab05gtfTe Rell = rzTefb
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-02
MUSIC FOR are PIANO FORTE.

MUSIC FOX M r. PIANO FOHTEs
SMlTH a PALMER have receives, by recent arrivals
~ from the Northern Cities further supply oftLe laies
aud Fashionable Music Tor the Piano Forte and lew
pieces for The Guitar together with instruction Books by
various authors for tho Piano Flute VIOLIN Guitar Clao
nette fageolct. with Musical fsfrunens from toe most
celebrated Manufacture
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-04-30
A GARD.

A BOLlTION.---FONTA H. PETTlS,
n Counsellor at Law late Of Virginia, having To-
Gated himself in the city Of New York for eight years
last past, respectfully tenders his Acknowledgements to
his friends in the South for their confidence and pat
ronage in various matters of business, and solclts
their continuance. He has had much experience both
in this State and that of Pennsylvania in causing fug
tive slaves to be secured and will TO effect such
objects whenever called upon. His plans are 80 Wen
matured by having at his command the most ehcieht
aid located different points, and successfully mar
monixng that he cannot but fatter himself thal ne
will have more complete in future than herclo
fore-indeed if clothed with full authority, ne can
cause any fugitive slave to be secured who may De IN
the United States, north Of Mason and Dixon.s line.
All the statutory enacments OF this State on TINS sub
ject, have been pronounced unconstitutional py the
highest tribunals 1t will therefore be seen that the
paramount all other enactments, whether SLATE or
Federal There are thousands of fugitive slaves IN
this city and its environs, and they continue to null
tiply rapidly.
These being, at hest, very unpopular cases IN THIS
quarter, Che having the Abotonists, the flesh, and
the devil to contend with) ii will be necessary for
those wishing his services to forward MN
power OF attorney, duly executed, and minufey de-
scriplive Of the fugitive and also fee OF 2O 10 defray
preliminary and contingent expenses Ills universal
charge for securing such slave is 800, and all reason
able expenses.
Mr. Peltis will promptly and faithfully attend to
any business conded TO him. touching his profession
All letters must be post paid
New York March IL, IS4l-d&c6m.
s.r The Alexandra Gazette will copy the above,
and send their bill TO at l64, Broadway, New
York. +. H. PEIIlS.
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From Ire Nelr Ynrk Trihnnc


Hon N. p, TALLMADeE.-We rejoice 10 see the
following paragraph in last evenings Times and
STAR which is of the best authority with re-
gard to distinguished Senator and his purposes,
Mr.. Talmadge takes The right ground Although
thousands of his political friends would gladly hail his
elevation to some post ofhgher distinction emolu-
ment, yet believe there is very general cenvic-
on that TIE country needs his service in the Senate
and that his removal from that theatre Of his usefulness
and his triumph would be public misfortune. The
Times says
There is not the slightest foundation for the ru-
NOR that Mr.. Tamadge will abandon his post in the
Senate and take office under the General Government
He bore distinguished part in the struggle which
has resulted in the overthrow of Mr.. Van Buren,
but the work is yet only half accomplished I'm
portant measures OF REFORM necessary to insure
turn ofprospery to The country, TO be submitted
to Congress at its Session. The distribution of
the proceeds of the Public Lands the adjustment of
the tariff and the establishment of National Bank
which will require all he talents zeal
ard perseverance of every friend of the people in the
national Legislature 10 effect their passage. Upon
these great the last battle with Locofocosm
is to be fought, and to that fight Mr.. Tallmadge in
tends to devote himself
In recent letter to a friend in this city he says
a. Believe none of the rumors about my taking Of
fee. will take nothing-I will stand BY the guns
till the last shot is fired ;"
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other calamity, requiring heavy bnrdens Of any Kind
to be imposed on the people by the General Govern
ment-without ihs creation of any permanent pupiic
debt whatever, even Of temporary one that might
not be discharged within the year II proving as pros
porous many have anticipated, without any increase
OF taxes but the contrary, many old ones reduce'
without any claims due and authorized by congress
and the accounting officers, which have not, as ge
neral rule been paid with specie or IT'S equivalent anu
with promptiludc, however much the Department has
been incommoded by reyulsons in commerce ana nanA
suspensions, and, in fine, without Treasury either .
empty or bankrupt, but its obligations IN high c'ea'
and The means in lis CONTROL probably, enough 70 us
charge in the usual manner and Sssn
the year. every expenditure ina. mas ys. p1s, M
TONED by Congress, requested by yourself or TINS
Department.
LEVI WOODBURY.,
Secretary of the Treasury.
The Boston ship Susan Drew, from Liverpool, with
cargo worth $3.50, 900, went ashore Milk Island
near Cape Ann Mass, ON Friday night. She cost
$40 600 and il is feared may be lost.
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The following is list of the passengers who went
out in the steam ship President Of which nothing has
yet been heard
p. G. PfefeI, of New York; A. r, Warburg de- ;
1t. Fhzfoy Lenox British Army; Mr. Courtney, do. !;
Tyrone Power and servant, England; G. A. d. Mel
segares, Philadelphia; ) Mails, New York; c. L.
Cadet, Buenos Ayrcs; Thomas, Palmer, Baltimore
Dr. Maria Torner, Cuba; +. Bencher do John
Frazer, New York A. Van Lobe, jr., Amsterdam !;
A. S. Byrne, London; Thorndke, New York w.
w Marin. England; + b Howell aud friend New
York; A. Livingston, New York Rev G G.. Cook
man, Washington City d. Deuchar, Scotland; b.
Morris and child; E. Barry; j. G. Roberts, New
York; J Lee Wolf; Mrs. Lee Wolf and child;
Master Mohnng Total 27-2 CHI dren, servant.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-04-30

ID HEIMISH TESTAMENT AND IT'S con-
N FUTATION.-The new Testament, transla-
ted out OF the Latin Vugate fret published by the
English College at Rheims in 1882, with the original
Preface, arguments, tables, notes, annotalons &c
To which are now added an Introductory Essay, and
complete Index Of Topics and Texts. 10 octave
volumes, price dollar.
Also the Combination Of the Rheimish Testament
by William Fake d. d. one octave volume, price
dollar