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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-12
STE.gg'Y'O.N ~ OFFICE.
tn To-ssIspys BrS.1t

IetEll the world say whaItrrycan,
Tor selling urEeE Strai'nri 'Ir ruA-
Mnuonsa'iA, No ~, Extra Tur Fuhy morning. Two
pIizcs OF SuNH uf2gn 2On 1891, ~ oG lou, &c IS
uumbc - drawn. Tckcis 60.
MononsSla oitcry, No ~ FOR Friday NJ o'clo.k.-
pTzc OF sl2tu. tJih, SCl, su 1851 40 SOI, Ac. 10
numbers, |! iTawn. 1lck~s e..
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-12

For Saturday DIST Acknowledgements Monon.a Lottery
Glass NJ. - Capral-5lr,la5. lOJlI o. iuun. 2ulO
2JuU S25 9Ju' 1857 lGuu. Ju 400, - % l25J 1850
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-12
old VIRGINIA HARD TO EEhr.r
GNCOOiAGE HOME MANUFACTURES
Superior French Chemical LIQUID aud Pc NJ
'''t S'-"''t-.i Liquid ana P4Ne B.ac
ing .NanMlaei9ry, NJ. sirtEi. SheeLot HI

ing -Nang'aei3ry II. street, ShoeLoe HtH.
ub >Hls'n'c sii. cnutuLcs manufacture his nm.
1 FTIts4 French Chemical E1-ssur which Ton ,,.
Introduction mas maintained MS hgu character for uiyir-
an tai4arIs sud beautiful polish. so hard as g. of g. 81
WINE laH 'S'lcl'i WIDEN rubbed over H. iml ar,ry m
- ,r'.' Tisy in i.c lcshrr, amt kt,piur fnr vrarl
N.N,ut becoming ltrI or moulding lie also man "a.
-,at .'! Lfi'' backing, equal IN all The guH4ft
~ L' asIt. % 0. NOT Dis Intention 20 resort 10 ,
u- Hs h iht snap" Of large rewards never 10 ls , n,
~ asLE'iloE arie.e, would be unnecessary tu tu..
W.. '.t useI No. sui 90 those who have nu. uts win
80 ,tI' ~ US super or'iy,if not be will brl
L i''"NE iN- ~ agkug fsnaUuiIrfu GA tr the CIV o.. q
NC l'nI an. lh'risin the city and Country Nrrtrar .
IAtt "PfofuuUF of procuring superior Hr-.fUr .r Id
s'oN 'rtst ans with better security aeafrsf lrT. ,
uAE i.y eau &c elsewhere lie is l!Ways flug f 80
ante. '' '' was
AL he'.rc purchasing elsewhere bud examine; ur--.
,.l.. ."' uiu's' p. August
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-12

I'VE having ovr our Fan supply NJ Groceries &c.
isuo"lns floods which are 'sh anu selected with care
from recent apoua'i9us, viz
New Orleans
Crushed
Imwr
90 Ga5 i'y White
Lasuyra
=. Domingo
a5 5!, e e +; s. Ss5a: BACON
on l.. = u NLdciral
10 VI. VI 90
Brown Sherry
Oh 81 L PS9E WINE
Clarct
Ch&mga,ue
Roshelr and Champagne
4 sisncuc BRANDY.
JDupcy's
With full assortment Of articles IN our line.
w q CHRISTIAN.
az o. Pm MakC, square.
7 u. ABBOTT has removed next door above his
o'd sand on Cary street, aud oilers for sale Ae !J
TEAs-Gunpoy,Ier
Imperial
SUGARs-Browu and Lost
Crushed aud PIlvcrE-i
COFFEE-Od Government Java
MOI ,.srIl 4:!ara AMI sumaua
Pouo Rico
CANDLES-spcrm aud TaIow
DO Patent
PORTER-guars ami PIuts
ID uu London Brown ssou'
FIsH-FawIIy Roc IIcrriugs uut cut
u. S1at Iu hall bbIs
WlNES-MAlgiTa
sherry. Pnmar s Dua Gordon
d., McuIc~abCi. lu hgt.les
East india Madeira, go
OlI PaU, 90
Pare Juice nj the Crane
~ Chluga..ne, Anchor, IIlTp ard other branIs
Oh CuEn5r BRANDY
To Ito lguIGIN
ID. Grenada ant jamaica RUN
D. Apple ant Peach BRANDY
D. Rye WHISKY
DO. Hfrkluc VINEGAR
Fresh salad on
NJ STAkD-Frsnrhlu london
OLIVES and CAPERS
Waskry FAMILY FLOUR. aus
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-12

TUE subscriber intending 20 close he Book bu inf o. b.
lt ~ ~ NtI'urr' De stock OF BOOKS, Siafuuaty &c
VII positively De sold q first cost f1r Gosh paft NJ i
teTsous w want Of any article the BOX and sarensry
hue' would 90 well 70 call, - bsrraiusrau he had
JAMES sNEIL
-jl N doors shove iIs BEL Iayetn
A UeUST NO. LADY,s aooK. received
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-12

For Saturday t30ol % on GJ0O JOj 500, p prizes
oi 0ONti.t Lsrsb4Tg lottery, elias N-DTaging
ceived D"dzy. Tickets Slg-slarCs IA proportion.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-12

oN - slTcLI--NfdnplC ltlii,
(WihI ten minutes walk Of the 9auks)
81 Anew convenient Hricx Dwelling, OF ~o stories
M.ss AMI basement The baseutrf divided into DIN
EIGIE avg Foom kitchen, Qautry. &c the h; npur into
- IaTOT, drawing room, end passage y
through % Uur into chambers IIe lot ~ Mt
ami running back lii feet There ample
for another house Of equal larger IONS desired
and houses well la that h5ourhooi The garden
Is very proIuc;Vc-wlth ut'rsCs asparagus beds &c
well Of excellent ia the ward with Of Minor
PLtCHtlnmps The will axe pleasure n showing IL
10 any one dsvscdt. purchase. Fgt terms &c apply
~ =. kOUr I'LL. a co
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-12
J. G. GREGORY Il co.
MA 4 q ~ N g

OFFICE on Mum, 2,d 5sl0r corner Of 1I4in end
lih sir'sfy.
Lottery IN Tnursa,- Dr. wing received Friday morn.
ing Capitals Of $1,000 each, IUuf $50 Tickets So
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-12
-henge o. h0W-hieHmoHa, FTedsriekSbuTg ana
Potomac aud Louisa Rail Road.

El1 I58ss Esa. E5sss.ss '1s.as.ts9
I1:Sissf sci - - -SSs;seEsZ
~ leaving for the Nuuh and West UfthC Southern NAL
and Passengers have htuycd1 will DE qIarcr past s.
P7Sscu-".s inf ih" North. uf reaching Bsl'-
more alta p. NJ or slvsya2l hours and often dlys u
advance ~ those going NuH by iAc RIVER AMI Bay boats,
under present arrangements.
aus THOMAS SHARP, Agent NJ TRANSFORMATION
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-12

NAsHiNOruS, June 70, Isle.
Il t. very seldom thai have ever ucuIcI any new
iuEcuun, because know that recommends 80
cIu"ui and EASILY Obtained that they in general
ItUC value but Consider uOIhInE of
lus'rc 70 the Inventor 10 bear testimony the quail.
tca OF IlIrpeTs MclC COm pound for SHARPENING r. ZTs
the very best material fT that purpose that
has come 10 my noucc have made fair trial oft aud
have never found any thrg equal for gvirg keen
edge 10 razor. No sayes himself should in my
opinion, be with nu'It. ]. l.. EDWARDS
The suiScucers, in washirs on from their own eIpt.
ricuce fully will Mr.. Edwards in The above Re.
commentator.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-12
STAMnERTNC 1ITpED

AND INSTRUCTION GIVEN IN EioCirrro>,
IN A-rOCK'S Vocal Gymnasium anJ 800 80,
- E@eu on tPhiadeipha) open from ne r., ~ : ~,
tshiocr i' the last OF June-IuIy and Angust bc.,
non months Al dcsirous OF Instruction eHbc, g. ~,
- W N,ift'l,IiHg LisptnE or Defective Auculs ION -
Ter Improvement IN ELocuton may learn the c ON 90
=. ANDREW COMSTOCR NJ ID -
10 DR.. COMsTOCK,s keTno 80, rh .e p.ita
CsiNusatos OF Cures and the numerous rerooT",i'+t
Shich he has 0btAine,iof his ry-.,, -, 49,
are atpendeh l. bic Circular, Whch shall he On,
I,,. may Ni-h 70 learn more upon the subisr, ~ ~
.nsululh' satisfactory references viii be yiysD w. nv
pIlnclIa. cries throughout the Uaior ~ hi ~, ~ 'I
49, CHS ca hhI 4 & rs c = RHIII.ES-
kN'e Gross - Get leading Nayo's Bri1,ge - -
"a, re ,sSS,y 9Ii2Se to M"ssrs. II W j Fry q g
~ 3c l"inI Darritgcs BarOurhcs, BugFys ana STlL
VII, are ~ Virginia Manufacturer and a. We b,ys y T.
S 10 tall anil ate iete ruined 10 sell 10 su nm. 49,,
~ u want VIII Do veil 20 give call before mn.
~, ltrti and a. We intend keep such aTfrl1,
- AZ ~tI aHt ana recommend hope 10 merf an -
- .'dfe q! pubic patronage. Mr. lanes 8 n.
T,.h y" nave appointed our Agent will axe ne,s,r m
-"' 'A'''"scs 20 those who wish TO see tistn
jc 81 AlEK GoRMLEY.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-12

Lottery Tor Tray-Dr1ws e Coffee House at T.. NJ
CEpitss-Sl2yttO, 20 Of EDO. Tickets 81.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-12
100000
% priZ.s Of = 900 are sos ODO
HOYr q cos OFFICE.

GTanitt Corner, Eichm0!d, GE.
Their Is 7Teksf n; nOGTs LUCKY COURT
Which, soon secured, leads on ~ y FoETUSr.
ShGkEpGGTG tM.pTOr:d.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-12

- ooMs over Store, suitable Tor Ones or ods,rs
IL rooms. nJ-it ALEX. DUvAL a co.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-12

\IE alvin= receive our Fan supply NJ Groceries &c.
W We call tue attention q our country lrclds thu
iso"ns Goods which are il"sh and selected with care
from IN.-nt MISUNDERSTANDING. VIZ
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-12

B-ifU has ever faded, It Is in consequence Of toC
much being used al time Oh the strap. Tee strap mus
be- simply busted with very sIu4 guay The Powder
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-12
F0K .ALH, PnIYATELY-

The SPACIOUS ROOM d.. tie Museum Building
ESh4 Immc ilicly over the III Pest OtI.c Posses.
EiS:f zion ~ lev days Apply a. this Once.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-12
WHITE LEAD. LINSEED OIL, PAINTS,
AND SPIRITS TURPENTINE.


- 10 10 spirits TuWCntue
$40 KEGS white Leaf, In oil, English and American
Chrome Green aud Yellow, Copal Japan Ndnish, sc.
LYELI, JOHNSTON a LYELI,
aul2 ~ j. Nckilioc's Old Stand
JONTS cos OFFICE.-To.m'rroW Morning a
L drawing comes TO hand: Two prizes oI siu,WN, 10
-zes OF / jyC zach; and Tickct1 uulys an u
FNoUNTING HOUSE DESK FOR sALE--The
subscribers have for sale neat Couuns lous Deck
50 a handsome Mahogany show Case -h",h Will be sold
|cry low INLOES 4 BROTHER.
an -
has JARVIS viii commence extra sess ~ ~
Il her school. on Monday, August lbE. which viii con
ave until sept 3rh au l2-H
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-12

icy LAR SALE DAYS Tuesday, Thur4i,ys snI 81.
foT PuDlc sale. " ' 'l''.A''i
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-12
a DESIRABLE sS,9It :r EEsIpENcE AT

htv" ior sale, large stock of plated STEEL aus brass
sillrry, consisting In part, "
Pine plate auu Steel SnHiTHa
DO do do curb Bits
40 DO prihimG
Enrlish birdie Icathcrs
Coach Mounting
ASlcs, Springs, steps, H1nds, SC SO.
iu9 VAN LEW. SMITH & 90
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-12

90 NTIFMEN's SUPERIOR CAIF-sKIN
u All MORNptCO SHOES, maze by Jacob viss
N1U. GrVrmrn bon want Of Shoes ~ this Kind. ate b..
Hrrffu'y invited iD cali 1nI 90 thrms,lyys Wc have
rr aspftmoulo f the a. han some aud a. GOO as any
Iu Virginia.
u. BURLINGTON 4 co
Mansion House
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-12

TIE store now IN the uc- uIancy NJ the sui ser
~ Der. For terms, &c apply Al the store.
I'D RICHARD CHALk.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1841-11-25
From New Orleans Pieayune,
POTTER'S FIELD.

We Yesterday visited this last resting
place OF the friendess-lhe home OF the
slranger--t!is repository Of the unknown
dead All there is sight which would
bring tears into the eyes OF the most stol~
cal phloSopheS sight which would
summon up thoughts OF hereafter IN the
mnd Of the most hearlleUs scOder ot vlr.
tue and religion There are TO be seen
hundreds oil new made graves,i with the
earth fresh and neggently thrown over
them-look,ng as 1t tney who slept the
sleep that never waketh, underneath, had
been but just inurneG.-rheu there are to
be seen rows Of newly dug graves, ready
10 receive the first cuStomer-the sexton,
like Il cunning tradeSnan, showing Nun
self all adept IN the business, by having
excavations open to accommodate all sI-
yes.
But we were struck on percelvIng that
these distinction which pervade society IN
this country, Notwithstanding our boosted
repubIlcanlsn, is even observed IN Pot
ler's Field. The difference or distinction
10 which we allude is this The man Tor
whom burlal fees are paid by his friends,
no matter how vicious may have been his
course OF life, or how dlssoule his habits,
Is buried IN grave seperate from all
others. With the unfortunate unknown
who died in the hospital, or is sent there
by the corporation, II is different for all
such large dyke is dug, capable OF cOa-
tanning two co.iias abreast, aud INTO THAI
the Amer,caa fire man, because he has lul-
len the victim OF mlslortune's poisoned
darts, is hudded in common with the most
abIcct negro slave Well, indeed, may the
scoIter oi our institutions pronounce thdl
truly American AXIOM" men are
born free and elual'--a hunbug
But our purpose is no. 10 write an es-
say on these artificial distinctions, which
the greatest slrcNlers or democracy OF
en uphold, but 10 speak OF Polier's field |
rs it Is. VI all those buried IN the dykes,
81 course nothing is known, and there
hey lie covered with the clay OF forget
u,neSs. Win those inferred by Their
rlends, and Tor whom the burial lees
AVE been paid, it is different. At the
lca1 OF almost every corpse Is Il small
udely constructed pine cross. Ga this Is
Inscribed with Il perfect indifference OF
he rules Of orIhogruphy, some momenlo
i a living IrcnI--Ihe epItaph IA the
most instances beng The name alone ol
he deceased individual. In some lnstau-
eS, however, affection runs riot, anu viz.
ucs are uscrlbeI 10 the deceased o when
he most rlg'dIy righteous might wei be
'roud,
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1841-11-25

The DEBTOR The man is in deb, i.
is obliged to look in the face of peo0 !.
and'perhaps, poor peole, whom he canpo.
pay II is situation Intimately h,;,N
ting and Notifying. We are a neorla
| know to a proyerb, reckless of deLp''
reckless, a, least. about plunginp into !,
and the situation an easy one. No m.a
cam without passing, | almost ,o;d
through purgarorial tormcnts. becon.1'
caIIous to the demand for payman, y
turns the whole life intoa scene of mi.a
ny and mortifcaton-makes its wh"Is
business and action series Of sacri6ca'
shIlls AID sublertuges. Home itself ,h"'
last refuge of virtue and peace.,,S.
very home that has lost its ndependor"S'
IN ITS sbIendor, that is not protected fro~
'he instructive step and contemptuo,.
tone OF the unsatistied creditor-ha, To-,
rs charm. Its no longer sactuary. and
IS but too likely 10 be iorsakon for 9TH
resorts. Many man. not only in 'So
city but in the country, has gone down
N character and self respect, in virt""
ana hope, under the accumulated weigh,
d those overwhelming embarrassment,
-Orrille Dewey.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1841-11-25
RECONCILIATIO .
A SKETCH.
Majority


Stolcs and prudes may lecture young
people on the folly and absurdity of fall
ling in love perhaps we're they to con-
suit them, they never would bat alas we
are not all wise, and who that has ever
felt the first sense Of Loves young dream
will, for moment grant listening ear
TO their abstract theory, which is in itself
us poor and visionary, as the practice is
absurd aud impossible.
do remember when | was young, be.
fore the spring oflIe lost one bud OF fresh.
ness before the minds encrg les had full.
ly expanded and | was the verleSl child
OF folly, then, and then only, was my heart
touched with the beautiful fragrance Of
love, which, once lost may never be res
gained,
was about seventeen and The object OF
my passion was Two or three years my
senior, but what was that in our eyes p
We loved each other ardently and pure.
~, and | must confess my vanity felt flat
tered by the preference shown TO beard
less boy like myself, when saw veal
Lli'eT anu llKeiler sullOrs rejected Tor me.
lime travelled on, aud some months had
elapsed since our malual and secert con.
lesion. We were re,elIing in bliss, pure
and holy; our hearts insouslby grew to-
gelher, and new beauties seemed opening
upon US, which, I'LL then, we had known
Ool by hearsay ! Dreams Of future hap-
pIness filled orr mind, and every dlslan,
prospect, seen through Hopes wizard
telescope" was reflected with brlohter
and lovelier light than really oelongcl
tot. But every one who knows any lhlny
OF the hunnn mind, and OF It's pains aud .
pleasures, vii! be we'll aware, mat state
was pul one OF those deceiluI symptoms
attendant upon the dangerous disease a.
NOR pr'mnS. But the smoothcs, streams
arc always rippcd, even by the gentle
VINO OF the light zephyr, as she skins the
'"''ace' And 60 u was. Some trlyu
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1841-11-25
W. snw but TWO things while in Pot.

We saw but two things while in Pot
ter's Field yesterday, which made mor'
than momenlary impression on ou
mind. One told Of the uncertain tenure
by which we hold ife-- the other bespok,
pure and unaloyed affection.
The first is white painted board at the
head of Il grave, on which was inscribed
IA black letters, an epilaph in this wise
Sacred to the memory of John Dunn,
a native Of EGondcrry, Kings county, Ire.
i, land, who depCrted this life -, aged
Erected by his allectonate brother, PIT
trick Dunn
why is that grave so high ?" said we
to the polite sexton, VINO went with US
through the grave yard.
:" Because" he said "there are two
brothers buried there, one over the other;
ii was done at the request OF him who
died last, and Ly order the Mayor who
so far gratiod h.. dying wish"
The denonemeIS OF the story briefly is,
the letters were not well dry which told
Of johns death and grave, before hm-
sell gave the !aernaI embrace in death,
aud shared thy same fate with him
The second\nciIent 10 which we have
alluded is this, While looking over the
coarsely covered graves, there was one
which we stood to admire. 1t was nicely I
smoorhed over, and covered with greene
turf, which was already beginning to grow
IN it. While there, a woman young, but
dressed in coarse mourning suit, which
old she was IA widow came up. We saw
orrow in her eyes, yet could not bat al
nlre the mechanical mlnner ia which she
'yinced her affection lor, ami paid rever.
nee 10 the dead.
She dropped an evergreen, which she
'arrled by her size, and throwing herself
Ver the grave Of her huSbcnd, Tor such
he deceased appeared TO be, she wept in
ne luInes3 0: her heart, and most bitter.
Y. There was II species Of poetry,
rXed with poignant sorrow in her lam
uage, as she spoke of the merits of I
er dear deceased partner, and Of the {
)rlorn and isolated position which she /
ow occupies in the world. S
Alter Il cupous shower of tears thus /
led over his grave, she pulled her beads ,
ON her bosom, and told Us we knew not I
NV many PaterS and ares for The repose =
his soul. This done she planted the a
Vergreen at his head, and LETT Polter's I
eld as she entered 1.-THE emblem of |
nsophisticated sorrow and pure coniu> '
Il affection.
Descending from mind to matter, we t
uId observe that the Mayor very pros Ii
,I!y has ordered that the graves be all "
tefed with lime. 1t is done, aud this "
events any unpleasant eflluvia which !,
'ud otherwise arise from the numerous n
erments. i,
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1841-11-25

The SrARs.-Iiow often have gazed
upon them and said. "What are they?"
In childhood thought them gIi,tering
gems, like the bright things Of earth, and
was delighted to see them sparkling in
The heavens and even since, how often
have looked upon them with feelings of
deep but underlined curiosity
Though philosophy sublimely reasoned
that they are worlds and form part OF
the material creation, yet, III the poetry
OF my feelings, have imagined hey
were the wandering spirits of all IelheriuI
word-the bright inhabitants OF region
more glorious than our own. have
querred if they were not the arbiters of
our iate-rhe good or ell genIl that pre-
sided at our nativity, and that still watch
over and control the events of our lie.
The hoary astronomer OF olden time,
in his midnight reveries, felt the mysleri-
Gus influence Of these living fires, and
yielded his soul to the belief of their ma
glc pewer. In the darkness of a mind, in
to which the pure light Of Christianity
had not shlned, would fam have dchcd the
hosts of heaven. and called them gods
which were no gods and the poet in all
tins, even he whoIsings in the blessed light
OF the gospel day, has first caught the di-
vine inspiration OF the muses., and felt the
fires OF fancy glow aud burn within him
while contemplating the varying beauty
the stars. The ancents in the depth of
their poetcaI imagination, listened to the
music Of, the spheres aud tho ear of a
plous modern, whose imagination is not
less vivid in conception, with more truth
and reason, nightly hears the chorus Of
the stellar lights IN harmonious MEASURE
repeating
" The hand that made us is divine"
Myriads Of years have rolled away
since first that star beamed forth in its
The "orb now Der me quiv.
cring" was one Of the radiant band that
hYmed the birth Of this far creation. Ad /
am happy in paradise, saw il sci, d bright .
gem in the coronet of the skies. Noah. /
from he world of waters, looked out upon
it, aud was glad dcned by its peaceful ray.
From plains Of Bethlehem he shepherds .
described it, when from their midnight .
watch, they FASTENED To beho ID and adore
he infant Saviour,
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1841-11-25
Notice.

1--WE undersigned have the pleasure ia
INFORM their friends, that they have
succeeded in extending their policy or IN
surancc, TO the Jackson and Clinton Da"
pots, and all other points on the Clint,
and Port Hudson Railroad.
HI Cotton, therefore, hereafter, con.
slgnedto jenkins IL Bonner of New Or.
leans, will be fully covered by insurance
as soon as received and receipted for BY
the Company Ttthom any additional charge
10 the Planter.
From the great exposure OF Cotton to
hire whilst on the cars, aud the Bank a,
Por; HUDSON, we view this arrangement,
as highly advantageous 10 our friends,
and we trust 1t will secure their approval
and patronage. J. BONNER, & Co.
Clinton, Nov. %, lS4I. ,f49
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1841-11-25
" The hand that made us is divine"
Correspondence of the Concorda lntcIligoncer,
NeW Orleans, NOu. 10, la.

Correspondence of the Concordia lntcIgcnccr
New Orleans, NOu. 10, l,41.
Mr.. Dear Slr:-The warm Indian sum
mer is upon US in New Orleans, and were
you not in Tranquil Concorda, you would
scarcely have power TO conceive how
baImy and Eden,ike and dreamy is the
transparency which God has thrown over
the Delta. covering deaths doings" with
the unruliled drupery Of an Indian atmos>
phere.
The news Of New Orleans is not i'm
porlunt The gay French theatre is open
and The 81. Charles Is improved by the
partial substitution Of comedy for the
course horse iokes Of the STALE clown
The magnificent Herr Cline is there also
and stlll exhibit the same lnIcscrIna
ble grace Of attitude and daring achiey.
meni upon the tight rope. His expires
sIon OF counlenance Is even more powers
lul than when he was younger Add TO
him Cowell, the elder, and Holland and
Sloman and you give the St, Charles
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1841-11-25

UST received AT our Cash Sore fresh
- from Northern cities.
50 blanket coats,
25 pr casinet pants.
so do. Hard times do,
% do. fine c0smer, do,
20 Winter Vests,
Cases hats,
Broad ream Beaver,
Fashionable d.,
Silk do,
Mareno under shirts and drawerS
Angola, "
! Piece fine carpeting,
! Cases boots,
100 pr. Misses kip brogans,
50 do do Jack Downing.
50 do. Fine brogans,
SO do. Boys kip brogans,
50 do. RusSets do,
SO do. Wonen's calfskn shoes,
so do. Ladies PruneIa,
100 do. do kid shoes,
50 do. do. walking shoes,
100 do Common do.
The above articles will be sold at New
Orleans prices for cash only.
I, w. HITCHCOCK, 4 Co.
Nov. 25, l84l, N.4a