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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-06-05
A. WADDILL.
Or. MeGINSEY,

NRADUE de fUniverite de Ia Pennsylvania,
s'ttant Ak dams la vile de Baton Rouge.
a l'nonneur d'olfiir les services de sa profess
ion aux habitans de Ia vile, ainsi qu'a ceux
de la Champagne; une experience de plus de
quInze ann.es dams Pexercice de .sa profess
ION, don't sept ont ett pass.es dams lie Sud ct
son enter, drvouemeHt lui font esp rer de
hitter Encouragement de cette commu-
nauta. Son bureau est situt rue lafayette,
une porte nord apros lie magazin de M.
Huguet, OF on peut le trouver a tou.e heure,
d moins quill ne so.t absent pour les devoirs
de 81 procession.
u .eyrler som
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-06-05
COuR DES PREuVES.
dEst Baton Pouge.

Attendu que Cassandra Wilton, admins
tratrice de la succession de son fills dtfunt,
Elisha l.. Whitton, a aujourd'hui enregistre au
bureau du CRETE de la dite cour, lie compte de
son administration dams la dite succession.
Avis est par lie pr sent donna aux crtan-
eiers, htrltiers du dit defunt, e. a tous antres
int ress 8, de Sc pr, senter dams dix jours de
la publication de Get avis, s'ils ont DIES obiec-
tlons a fare d ce que lie dit compile soft homo
logue ct rendu contorme au jugenent de la
cour.
.sa. CHAS. TESTER,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-06-05
lis. .ssb. q FAN,
Rue LAFAYETTE.
PROVISIONS,

Mr.. j. w. MUsELLMAN, a recu ct offre d
" ndre d des conditions ayantageuses, les
Marcha1hises suivantes qn'il a achet.e s au
compliant. Ses p~ratiques peuvent compter
qu'elles ,auront les premleres q%ualitts aux prix
les plus bas. CONNIE il n'achate jamais aux
encans lie public peut etre assure qu'aucun
article dams son masasln ne sera de qualite
inf r,eure.
100 H~arillets de graisse nouvelle 20 barlls
de wh.skey pur 100 sacs de plomb de toute
grosseur; % barils mess pork 100 bottles de
sardsnes a Phatie 50 do saunons do ;. so
barlllets beurre de i'ouest /; 100 barils pata-
ties blanches; 1900 paquets de CRANES de
iardinage; 100 barils de whiskey rectiit /; 10
do Eau de vie ordinaire 2 pipes d'eau de vie
de champagne do Genisvre d'Hollande 5
caisses de vieux Porto 10 barils de melasse !;
90 do de pomrnes yertes l do langues de
buffale fumees !; so Classes de win st. Julien
Medoc d long bouchon. 81
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-06-05
DIX PIAsTREs DE REcoNpENsE.

IN Parti MARION de l'habitation de
A Forest, Quest Ftliciana, au COM
@%Y mencement du mos de ftvrier
III dernIer, I'm negre qui ~s'appe]le
7.s<ssxssosw SANDY, age d'environ 45 ans,
tail]e de 5 pjeds 8 pouces. II a une cicatrice
sur Fun des yeux, ct sur Pune de ses tempes
une marquc qui resemble a la cicatrice Dune
ordlure. II parle Anglais, Franeais ct Espa-
gnol.
lie dit negre a ttt achete a ~l'encaa Pannie
iernlere par Mr.. II. A. s. Mnssenden ct il
porte sur le corps les marques du fouet.
In recompense ci-dessus sera donnie a
quiconque he mettra dams une des geoles de
Get Etat.
l mai-l2 STEPHEN HENDERSON.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-06-05
"A con inuer.)

Les elections de FIndiana ont tourne.
Sur sept memhres du Congress il y a six
wings ct uu democrate.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-06-05

Puts, ql'arrive.t.il quand il dsdaigne les
renseig1emens d. ces mis5rables /? Ce qui
arrive lie voici al premier eyenement,
lis d~snoncsat lie prafet aux ministries, ct
meme au roi, ct dissent qu'ils connaissent
le proJet des ennemis de Pordre, qu'ils
ont voulu en- instruire la pelice, ct qu'on
les a brutalement repousses.
"A coa4inuer.)
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-06-05

AZ Rouge, de la gaoIe de la paroisse
r7 dIberville, lie II mai l84i, un
YEJ negre qui Sc dome lie nom de GRAY,
MrsGa6nas taille de a pieds 6 pouces; il Sc
DIT appartenlr a NJ. Orville, demeurant sur les
bords De la mer. LIE proprittaire est prize de
Ia reclamer en- Sc conforInant d Ia loi. .
ID MAJ. II J. J. PlNO, goorer
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-06-05
Acsrcs - In Geeie ct nj, ID pos

81 CONDUIT a Ia ge6le de Batcn
Rouge, lie Ter Agril l8fi, IN nagre
rT qui Sc dome lie nom de Jesse, tall,
pN'/ de 5 pieds 8 pouces, age d'enyiron
aessssahs@ % ans, ayant q~uelques favoris ct
trois deigts conpts de la NUN gauche: II dit
qq'il apPartient a Joseph Lloyd, demeurant a
environ so miles se Ia Nile. Orltans, Ls
proprittaire est prize de lie RETAINER en- Sc con-
formant i la loi. 9
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-06-05

a CONDUIT au depot de Baton
~ Rouge, lie 2 avrIl dernicr, de In
*<7 ge6e de Ia paroisse d'Est FtIici-
hI ana, IN nagre qai Sc donne lie nom
~~ss5N. de George, taille de 5 pieGs, age
d'environ2 20 ans il parie lie Francois ct lAr-
glais, ct Sc dit arpar'ehIr a Nine. Caldwell de
la Nouyelle CrItans. lie proprittaire est
prize de lie reclamer, en- Sc conformant a la loi.
a CONDUIT al d. not de Baton
- Rouge lie 2 Avril 1871, de Ia ge6lc
de Ia paroisse d'est Ftliciana, I'M
rXI nagre qui Sc dome lie nom dc Ha-
~ssuse mit2n. tail,e de 5 pieds s pou,es
age d'environ SO ans; Ia premiere fois quill
a etc arret6 il a d. clare quill ap~partenait a
NJ. Fontain Floyd, ct ma~intenant il dit quill
appartieat a John Duggins, demeurart a la
Nouvelle Orla ans, 2ame MunicipalitG. lie
proprittaire est prize de lie RETAINER en- Sc con-
fornant a la loi. O
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-06-05

etc cass1 !; il dit gull aPpartient a mr. John
Leslie demeurant a 30 miles audessous de Ia
NouVeile ORLEANS. II a CITE arrete sur un
cheval ~alezan, ct ldit que lie dit cheval appar-
tent a son rnaitrs. lie propr;ttaire est prize
lie raclamer en- sc. confornant a la loi.
Is mai. IA
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-06-05
+. ". dsG II EN-,
AVOCAT.

y : u OIIxK1' I LAkJ0IIIIt,
Avril u, lS4l. l6* J. de Paroisse.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-06-05

hotre lndieateur expliqua alors CONNIE
quol les coIJurfs, don't IN seul Iui etait
colnu, devalsnt Sc reunir chez lui lie %.
de grand natin, posr Sc distributor des roles,
CONNIE qu,l lis lralent eBsuite sur lie point
designe pour consommer lie crime. II
iiCus lLf!a a fare cerR6r So ,niais.4n de
baHne azure, i msttre en- Surveillance cha
can deslnliviias qui en- sortirai mt. Au
moyen de ces precautions, nous ct .ons as
sures dc pous If placer tous les coniuras
SOUS la main de la Justice All monen OH
lis youdraient agir.
Qulnze inspec eurs, deux ~officiers de
!oaia, un commissaire de police Won't imme-
aiatem, 1T s'6tabiir aupres de "a demeure;
lis y passent la mutt; nlais Icur surveillance
M,aLeutit a ri. !; deux hemmes seuk merit,
sals doIse deux ~comperes, sont entries
caez leur@ pratendu confident lis v sont
festes lsql al moIn2at de la revue, ct, en-
qslttant son domiclie, Iun d'eux S ess rem.
III a Montnlastre, lsautre i Charonne.
Cost ainsi que des menteurs efirontes
torment solvent de i~'occupatioa aux ia-
apecteurs de police pour des surseiIIances
.~llutiIes. De parcels fats sont tellement
irequens. les moyens mis- en- euares pour
romper lie pouyoir tellement varies, que lie
.2retet lie plus experiments, lie plus liable a
;istinguer lie faux du Erai, ne pent pas toa-
ours eviter les ruses de cette classe de fri.
pons; il ne le peu. pas, II ne lie dot pas,
lorsqu'il s'agitd'un intGret r~najeur.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-18
For THE Wutc


me General .3sSanb!y Of Viysinia.
"Nhm lew days pact ,e,.,.l' nor;,.,;..
na,o appeared IN The Wing, in which ,nd;y;Ju,ts
having no nrtcular claims are nr,s,n,,d ~, 80"
ho'ice as suitable successors To our lat, xo,,h, ~
ieSnecaoe Treasurer, Col Lawson Burf,ot
WINE am not disposed TO dispnrnse IN. o,.I;s
GATORS ct any Of the nominees who bnye re-,
pt,uSh' oei"fe you through the medium nf the ores
20 cam 'ne Tlsht to name one, hose present no.
sl''on gives MN peculiarly strong claims 10 vaur
eo"s"eChliOh-hoi IN mention his Familiarity with
Tue QUITS OF The Office m which he has IiyeJ IN, a..
n'i"y years ard the high Tecomme ntatIons nm
uets,ahu he is to be furnished WITH by III. Iate in
cuWOeh from whom, oil who know his nice sense
o' p'"PrIety, and strict, unbending integrity ,v,
concur win me IN saying, no man cnu Id procnre "a.
concentrations for Office but one OF firm pri, cinIe
ana nm bbilliy fully adequate 10 the discharge of ,s
duties. Fabius NJ Lnwson, ESQ, is now 6r,, cI.'k
In The Ireasu 1f's Office-is familiar with ali ,h.
uuties pertaining OFT and deemed fully comne,cn,
10 discharge them, by Col Burfoot-consd,r,tions
h,hh winch should over rule all Others in deej,
'"s Oe'"eeh the inertia Of the rcspt Give Candidates
were Mr. Lawson unit for the Office Of Tr,asu-
rer, wou'c not urge upon your honorable body nj,
right 10 promoton, but believing that he ia amoIv
quabhtc, trust you will see the Justice and pro
prey of elevNling him TO this vacant post. raIb,r
IMAM 10 place over him some individual " no has nei
'her MS CLAIMS nor qualifications.
Inc writer OF this has had r o conference with
Nir Lawson, who is not aware of this communicn-
t.on' and wou not have lntruded upon your notice
" o'her nominations had not appeared in this and
'ho' papers NJ. A.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-18
TWENTY-SEvENTH CONGRESS-
wAsHrser n, Dec. "a ,s,,

-, UNITED STATES SENATE
al ,L Posuns ofccr Of the Scnato Almanac.
co eh1 s-'etsi SIanding Commute, oc ~, "noune-
as fn.low'. VI the session
1Snn',tee on Foreign Rela,ions-Messrs Rive,
s'""' buchanan, TsImsdse, and cho,,. e''
. Somm'toc on hnance-Nles,r. E. ",
Woodo"ry, B,yard. and De,rien -su"',
=, Somin'ltee on Commcrcc.-Al..s,s tr,:
Cs, hng, Bitro~. aud Virgin. '
A,cS.r NJ. M,n"i"eiuTes-Nies-rs SimmooJ.
h,che'' "i"'eF, Buchanan and Moreb.,d
>, Committee on A ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
LOO TO-, smith oi Con-. aud Sturgeon. '"'''
commute, ON Military Afr,irs--Ll..sr. D.
"s.rlek, Benton. A'cher ard p, anr. i'eS'o"'
C,h'n,uee % the Mili'i, -Messrs Pbe,n. f.,
COMMIT. - ,n"rSna' Williams and McT,ob,ts.
AtcShe', Wil'iSsrs, Chouc and Baye,d s"'"'
:, COMMITTEE on the District of Coun,L;, Al,
nayard, young, king, Kerr, and R,vcs heSSfs
9 COMMITTEE ON Pr,vato Lind CIT;m,-N.
ana S, .. ,'''"s' raIImadge, Walker, Huntington
~, COMMITTEE on InIi,n Al, irs-N,,,,, No..L,
"U's, sever, Phelps and Benton
IA. Su'n''i'tee Oh C'aim.- Nessrs Cr,b,,, WI,
woounn'v' Wa, dhrldge and Pneips ""sn'
p"n,ies on hcvol rtonary Claims-M,..D
bert. A"eh and Cuth-
-, Sommittee on the Judieiary-Me,sr, R.,,,,
S'sytoh' Frentiss, Walker and Kerr '"'
=, COMMITTEE on Pos, Offices and Pos, po,a.
aud Miller. "'Nooert'' mouton
COMMITTEE on Ro,ds and Can,Is-NeS.,
"nne, Young, King md Cu,hLert. o''e''
COMMITTEE on Pensinns-Mrs.r. R,,.. nj.
hlIrn, Graham and Sewer ie'ce'
~ hlee on the Lbrary--Messrs p,.,,;.s
Iappan and Cho,e S iehtss,
T, Committed on Paien;s-Messss Preston po,,.,
Henderson, Mouton and s,urvco, ''e''on' Fofier,
Committee on Public Buidinvs-E p,
and Evans u'"ss-herr, Fulton,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-18
To THE Ep,rIss OF rus W.

Judge y ihe Third Circuit, Second Judicial rs,-,.,
!uose upshur being called 10 the Cos, of g..
Stp ., the Navy, vacancy occurs in tina JnJ;.;,I
circuit hitherto filed by HIM '"'e'a'
The duty accordingly deyolv.. ~, ,L
ture TO supply the vacancy ' Leg sa-
rs "he" Tor granted, that the Jud-e nj hi. a.
Gun s"oo'd reside on the Eastern Sbors CT
.,,, W 'aEe oeen the general and uniform, pnd.,
s'a"u"s SINCE the new organ Z ,,iuu of o.,r I',:,
system, and the reason OF n is ,cn,ro, yuuicial
ate acquainted with the Localities or,bc c.: "Io
Ts I' ne Two Eastern Shore counri., nv. o'',
ni.o"n 'ue MAN, nv The Chesep-a 40 MI.
VIC ia all cases, therefore, of H,h.,s c '
inIunciinn and other proccedng, nj ,ha lupus
Eastern Shore would be vlrtu ally disCr,nrh;..I NJ
, 10y a,is,hS from distance would most ceno,oII,
e'a'a'i ara The expense of iustic. would -
ties on I"u '',.,etaoie. The Western Shore coun
ues' on '"e contrary, labor under no such inco.sa
hIeHce, having Judge Bakers Cirru, on IL
ue' anu 'uGSe Christians an the other Il !. ,r.
.on,o ,.,,I., Ina' me vacancy will be filled Lv
Some gentleman hon the Eastern Shoe ~
accordingly present to the Leeis,tn,. ,L 49,
tensions OF George Z. Sea- bursb n, S,t ' p'u-
ty of Accomack 49, AS4' VI the coun-
From personal acquaintance with all n, MAN.
80 ''s ,Stern Shore Bar, nm prep,r,d IN
saw, Tor hr Sc'rburgh, without uc,nina a 10 W
sht's II dsphragmunt of others or III $50 ''y tHe
'e'.''eh' that he possesses supcri,r On ,I6,c,,.o
~ vac vacant pat. He has a highly I- nj n,nd
"h,'h 70 qHehncss and determinations add. 60
p'enenSlEenes and gasp. Ihus hJtin, ~, liz ~"
The 'aborous details Of the Iesul sc;.nna "'ao 'or
BROADER philosophy. II has been often ,,m nu
EEy ,ompe S, judges Thai MIR Scarburgh of The
Easter" shore, and MIR Sou,hIl Of w,Il,mshnro
are surpassed by no gentlemen Of ,be;r am. - Ws'
sIh'a' as lawyers. believe the remark s,,,c,Iv
true' and. indeed, 1t might he extended much az
Their. much lar
Mr. 5 is in the prime ofIifc; universally and b;shI
eseom'c; oil the purest morality; Of ehvalrous cha
acter; ami, indeed combines IN high degree. all
the qualities, intellectual and moral tia, are n,...
sarY to constitute an upright and enich;t ned Jude.
AS mus qual'he1. and so admitted by all that know.
hun, commend him to the consider,,on os Nv.
Legislature. Mrnnra on ~. =, "'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-18
To ne Editors of ihs Jyhio.

Gen lomen-Ilaying seen 1t announced in IN,
newspapers, lhit the present Treasurer will no,
aGan candidate for that office, I would call tho
attention Of the Members Of the Legislature TO
Thomas Miller Esq, Of Powhaten, ~ a gentleman
possessing every qualification requisite, 10 rnible
nm 10 MI the station with credit TO himself and no.
nor to the Stae.
Mr. Miller is known throughout Virgnin-hc hos
been, at various periods Of his life a member Of tho
Legislature, and was always distinguished for his
o,yotIon to the public interest With tnlonts Of "a
hlgh order, he Possesses most accurate KNOWLEDGE
OF the political history OF State, and Of its re
sources. He was, for many years, Chairman ofthe
Committee of Fina ice-nnd whilst in the Legsla-
ture' oided most efficiently, II ho old not originate
our present excellent sysiom Tor keeping nd dis
burslng the public money. Along with all these
quaIhchilons, which mBy be said TO DO Of a mental
Character, he is above oil repfoach, as an honest,
upright, conscientious and eminenty moral man -
tmay, with strict truth, be said Of Mr. Miller uhst
cin TO said Of but few in these days, when avafcs
IS demoralzlng the whole eitth-that he has never,
IN she, purchased any article, OF property, with
we" TO resell II for profit, but has lived CONTENT
60, and happy in the independent enjoyment Of the
fruits OF his own indusiry--dsvotcd to the most
honorable aRd innocent Of all avOcauons tho cul.i-
yatlon Of the soil.
Such men should he placed in honorable and dig.
tnguishod public employment. IL " only by tho
elevation Of such men, that public morals can bo
preserved, and the proper standard of qualification
Tor the public service, maintained.
A CITIZEN.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-18
fLETTEn m

] charge Nicholas Blddle, Jos. Cowperthwai,e,
Thomas Dunlap, samuel Jnudon, and John IN
drews, with fraud and theft in taking and using for
their own benefit and accommodating their friends,
The money belonging TO the Stockholders of the u.
s. Bank, which they were literally paid TO guard
snd not TO abUse my proof is the repor, Of the in
ves,ignung committee, made 10 the Stockholders in
April, 1871
As to the idea Of the above being breach VI trus,
only, Ills not so 'lis too idle and insulting to be
pretended or entertained for one moment; away
with Il then, and forevorl These men were ser.
wants, and paid Tor their services; are your fami
ly domes,ics TO whom you give in charge your plate
add other viluabes But II they appropriate Il, or
them, TO themselves, they unhesitatngiy charged
with, and proceeded against as for theft, and Inv
no, Nicholas Biddle snd the rest7
AUSTIN MONTGOMERY.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-18
TIIE RANKS

The resolution submitted, last Monday. to sus-
pend the penalties against the Banks fio,n Is, jan
to LIST, Of April, which was rejected, Tuesday, was
yesterday reconsidered, on motion Of Mr. Leftwich
and adopted. Many gentlemen exhibited on en-
larssd and liberal feeling the subject, and de.
cnred, that in acting in relation to the Banks, they
should not be influenced at all by party feelings
The matter was Of too serious consequence and in
yolved too deeply the interests Of the people to b,
made the football Of party. This was particularly
the case with Mr. Leftvch, who acquitted him.
self handsomely, and proved himself Virgininn.
The most pleasant part OF ths proceeding was the
manifest and extreme discontinue Of Mr. Hollemnn.
lie seemed to consider it as personal defeat. lie
protested like man, however, and died protest.
ing.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-18

nnsrS' French, Robins, Knkine. v.nc-. Tb.n ,.,.
Ksna mullen, M'Ras, G,isgs. B,~den. AioI,,
Of I 1872 s",nh Of King George. Edmonds, Taylo,
oe1osn, Ramey, Smith OF N. aud J. C,nc,,oo
'n,'I o, NJ AID p. O rick. 'raylor OF Norrsk r.
,rs,on Ey,wsemdse. Smith of Northumberland, Edo.
W,I,on Tns,Iaee OF Petersburg, Keen, Williams.
.vh ny, Elliott, Suo,her Dinicl. Do,m,n
- J'.n,iote, C'u,chfeld Ford, Goodson. MAJ
viz, S,sv,. p',n. Bayiy. Atlwor'h, Holloway. H,,.
-. ~ n, Nooinson, Cox Of Br,xton and -.
ZONES OF s,oose. Rddiek Harrison of i Ran. sT'
Cox Of cns.,e s,"i S' IT,. hI,ko, Moore samuel.
Seeneer, Cla'k, Watkins, Arm.,,nn e.'En, carroll,
cIso eman' p,vs Of King and ouee"' WooJ ss,os'
Msr.Snii p ,io''sday, Marshall. Banks. Martin Of
gan n,n''on OF Monongaiis. HarreII I;s. Nor I1
h,n, IRRrneIson' chea'hsm. Hiner. Chimes. Han.
lev in"' ol f's''on. Heath, Bra~ner, Micah.
s len, Sa,e~oOt Crawford, Warren, Wake b Ss.
anu Martin fTy Ter 50. ""e'' bowen
On motion of Mr.. Wood.
The House adjourned.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-18
TO TIE EDiToss OF the WING.
TREASIIRER OF TIIR State

-
There is a man, Messrs Editors who has been
long and ndvantageously known in the public ser
vice eminently entitled TO the highest consideration
in reference 10 my Office The State has 10 bestou
IL is Joseph Jackson, Clerk Of Accounts In the Au.
ditor's Office. Ills qualifications are so we'll known
that 1t would be sOperAuous TO speak Of them. nd
a. am in no way connected With this gentleman, l
feel the less hesitation IN expressing tho hope that
MS sterling personal merit, and more than twenty
years OF fidelity in the public service will not be
overlooked by the General Assembly A.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-18
THEATRE.

Mr. Blackstone taseS hi, benefit this evening. lie
will be supported by Mrs Fhz-Gam, in some OF
her most popular characters. The n Eisslsr is in.
imitable. We bespeak full House.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-18

IDS The Locos-or nearly all Of them, yester.
day voted against bill authorizing the banks 10
issue portion OF their circulation in spseis paying
nofsS. See vote on small note bill
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-18

iDS discourse, appropriate to the dscesss OF
Mr. RoBERT PooRE, will DO delivered in the First
Independent Christian Church, tomorrow morning,
at ! o'clock.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-18
RICH MO ND:
sArusDAI NoesINo, DncEauER ~
Rspsrt Of Sser,i.ru Of .hsrr.

We commence to day the publication Of Mr. Up.
'hnr' annual Report upon the Navy. I: will be
followed up with The Reports Of the other seere,a
RES.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-18
AOTIftR

IT expected that Tie navigation ofthe Canal wnIbo sus
pended sbout the lOh 18TH Of January, for the
pose ~ sklng some improvements In tho shbor
Of Middleton Mills, and othor points on the CANA
RICHARD REtNs,
dee I8-eo2W Superintendent Repsirs
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-18

The New York duel turns out to be a hoor.-
High words had passed between the gentlemen
but there was no fight
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-18

JOURNAL OF PRACTICAL MEDiCINs
MO &c. October Number, just received for subscribers
who will please send for their copies.
dec 10 SMITH, DRINkER q NORRIS.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-09-16
MARTINSBURG
IRON FOUNDR ".

fENHE subscribers, having entered into copart-
Il nership under tina name Of HUGH F. Nc
GAUGHY Il Co, and taken the above establish
meut would givs notice that they will carry the
Foundry (havng engaged the services OF tirs,-ra:e
noulder) TO the satisfaction of all who may favor
them with call. They have hesitation in say
ing that. from the recommendation Of the mouider,
and the trouble they have taken 10 the very
best of materials any one who wants CASTINGS
would do well TO call at the Foundry.
They will make and keep hand general as
sortment OF Plough Irons, Andircns, Hollow Ware
of every description, Oven-Lids Smoothing Irons,
Wagon Boxes, sc.
All orders and patterns sent to The subscribers
will be punctually attended to.
HUGH +. M'GAUGHY,
JAS. BROWN,
JAS. S BROWN.
% They have also rented the Sd pV-MILL at
tached to the premises. which has undergone q
thorough repair and will despatch all kinds OF Saw.
Jag upon moderate terms.
HUGH F. M'GAUGHY & co.
FEBRUARY 1 4I.--tf
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-09-16

FENHE undersigned, having rented the Black
a. smith Shop AZ Bedington Mills, respectfully
informs tho public generally thet he is prepared To
do ell Ainds OF BLACKSMITH WORK in the
seatestand most durable manner possible. Haviss
several andsenployed he willb shlst 10 do work al
the shortest notice, and cheap IS il csn be done
10 The ssunsYy. .JssssereNs, Cofts Mile, aHd al
kinds of Edge Tools made and repaired at the
same Ship. By strict attention 10 business, he
hopes for a liberal patronage from the public.
Jan as l31t.--tf JACOB FUNK.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-09-16
NOTICE TO AL coNcnnNrn.

EpYa Deed of Trust executed this day by VIM.
kD Long and wife, and William S. Long, We
have been constituted the Trustees of all their
property, for the payment OF all their debts OF
very description. TO effect this object, it will be
inhis pcnsahy necessary that those who have nc
counts with Wm. Long, VIM. Long & SON. VIM.
$ Long & Company, or the late firm of James p.
Erskine g. Company, should close their accounts
without delay, and those indebted pay the sums
respectively owing by them. We are alone author
lied 20 receive such dues, and money must be
raid, except by our authority. And notice is here
BY given TO all concerned, and they referred to
the deed duly admitted to record. Mr.. Long and
his son have agreed to lend their aid in settling all
accounts, debts and demands, which they will do
under the sanction and control Of the Trustees. 1t
is confidently hoped that all creditors will be paid
off their lust demands in FULL but as this can only
be done by speedy settlement and liquidation Of
what may be due to the concern, this notice is
given, that ell interested may understand why no
further indulgence can be extended
d. III. CONRAD,
DANIEL BURKHART
April 10, 1871, Trustees ander the Deed.
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