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New-York tribune., 1841-09-28
r He 7 R B U N E
uoyDAY MORNING. SEPTEMBER %

v,ao,sr, ARousIsc.- The Wings of Richmond
r., There are very few Locos thErc) and Henrico
c,soy Va. held great meeting at the Exchange
:. ,be evening of the 2l,t. After long and free
!;.-,..ion BY Senator Lyons, Gc&. James W. Pc
.r.m. Or. Charnbcrlaync, and others, Preamble
"a Resolutions were unanimously adopted, set
avg forth the principles of the Wing party, so go-
-isu,ly triumphant in the contest of 1910, and
,voxng determination naezibly to maintain
hem-as follows:
"Our cause had for its proclaimed cardinal
principles the restraint Of the Executive Vets the
Independent action OF the Legislature uniniiuenceo
by the opinions of the Executive; the SUBMISSION
.! ono mas will to the voice of the People; the
.eDera,ion of the Sword and the Purse the pui-
ration of the public Offices from ialihles' age"''
and mercenary par,isans; AID the saiutary c"ecH
~ tho .r,b;,isn of any President, by limitation o'
bs newer to a single term. And never was u
cause moro triumphanly established by the verdict
Of free aud patriotic FeoPie'
The following are the Resolutions adopted;
D,soised. That, undismayed at the present AS
,oc, or affairs. we are still Snited as one man, and
readv 10 battle again for the great principles for
rh;ch VIC waged a twelve years war; and that
no detection of one man. however high he may be
IN mower, will not have any influence on ON opin-
ions or acts.
Resolved That the Wing Senators and Repre-
ren,atiyes in Congress, who have remained stead
a.t 10 our cause and accomplished by their zeal
and application SO much in fulfilling the just ex
roc,ations Of their country, deserve and ENJOY our
cordial thanks and appreciation
Resolved, Tia, Thomas Ewing, John j. Crit
,eodep John Bell, and George +. Badger, by their
n,,mpt and voluntary Withdrawal from the Cab-
net have indicated their own dignity and high
character, and pursued course which entities
theH. to the highest commentator from the Wing
party.
The meeting having learned that Resolutions,
warmly approving the conduct of their Representa-
tive. Hon. JoHN NJ. BORIS, and that Of Hon. Hen
sY CLAY had been prepared but not reported to
he meeting, loudly called for their presentation
whercupon they were presented aad unanimously
sdop,ea The latter is as follows:
Resolred, That in every emergency in which his
country may be involved, when difficulties and DIS
ucss most bctde her. whilst others prove recrcant
10 duty and false To principle, there is one man to
be found ever true TO her interests, ever firm and
underwriting in his course, ever bold and fearless IN
the ayowal of his sentiments, and ever devoung
his patriotic soul aad matshlcss powers TO the re-
lief Of his country men AID the pcrpetuity of tkcir
liberties and that man, with one voice, VIC pro-
claim 10 be-UEsRY CLAY.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-28
From NELT.YORK.
CHEAT ATFSACTEON..

FARt. EEDLCEB III ceAts @ III
z f.o.i Harlem. The proprietor embraces
Gl2E.-@thc earliest opportu My OF informing ~
friends and the public general that he Is prep e
-un bis new md splendid lre Of Stages ircEa tue SON
American Hotel BoweEy 10 De W u !. hs'i9geI ~
- rIver Naason House regularly every hah hour II
he day. touching at Other Intermediate place along the
route and lass their passage through IL 1bout an soar
Neat and spacious apartments are htteI ~ oI l- ea
- ogte for lie comfort and convenience o; Passen
Ser. Thls nev .st well regulated Inc running nearJ
suh!. the number OF trips daily that the Cars do on TIC
- gives !, decided advantage over the1 -stgfriss
-. Ioager ssci, zip ~ Ke ngers and eYiag pcssen
scica: tnc 10 PrFake Of sYery kind OF refresh
sst xicb a.c always kept hand and served up n The
best possible or Ierr suitable TO ;he times
goSory and White Hall Stage usual every five
-;-.,s. during The day J. MURPHY,
" sm Proprietor.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-28
FYngA RUBKER CLOTN.

>, EALE2 IN this article be deceived. Ifyou wosd
~ retain yogr customers, supply them "l;a The article
which Is acknowledged by every consumer who has tried
il as greatly superior to any ohee AZ Cloth for carriage
makers purposes marked A. has been equaled for
beauty Of appearance hardness and durability, vale tho
IA Cloth which -ei fror1 30 TO s2l cere per yard Is
,a-ran,ed ia every respcc, fully equal aud generally
much better than the Cloth made N tie ordinary way
and with tae small old fashioned machinery. good
ply now on hand Of the various qu.i.ues
HORACE II. DAY, Suscessort- Roxbs.y / X. Co.
au2 Pm IN 1Aisi-lape-
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ROLLED GERMAN SILVER

FAHRS e. 9OrFETP, l2l Prinee-street near o2sNT
rs ard Asnufae,urer, to his superior article OF herman 81
yer ~ach he offers sale wkO>Sae aad retail Q. ~ "a
aes,e1 sd warrants equal TO sny eitas' o' sI -
.estic ior color and sot,aess
New-York tribune., 1841-09-28

and fac vegetables can carry off brgh; aad strong
ly-contrasted celors. which would amin! ate or
overwhelm more riuute and delicate ladies or
nnrrrI
New-York tribune., 1841-09-28
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS COUGH

ARyOLD;S yEGETAE BE cOoS1
J.SYgUP for Consumption, Live. Cor PA-t sP1tb,s
Of Blood &c This Invaluable ssdclle =
20 81 la ~ a.,.s ~ IN ,tages g ia consumption
i, osslae s 5.e @dU upon the y s hs
diseased p.r ard restores the "ho o SaTs, gerea5.
health. This medicine IS sot oa.a sd in con5ioa,ios
and not opy 'c'aed The ds1 1
but 10 lnyiTgrae ns ,e,,bng Pain in inc side Holrse-
Asthma DI' -, d;,ea.ss of the ch II and Gngs,
he's, ah IN resi1eut- oftsi. city vI certify have
. ,oeedy and ceetssy cu'e By thu use of tas
oe s,lJ by the Proprietor, who Is ia and rstaiir
me- me- cd street corner OF Allen AMI BY aypciatnsat-
10 cherry street Books;asar & = nc nss AID at g
n ,.n azd Coz, 347 Grant, Dr.. w. II Minor, l5s
R.oadxay. Dr.Crowe', B0.ery, ser H3as,on
" B-See thar the Propceur's ,gntip,- IL has oTn
heEd writing eaeh bottle vthou, this nose can De
- ~"
New-York tribune., 1841-09-28
OE THE CETE OF

rINOTssE CLERKS Gs' Tss T. CHTE GF
1 NEW YORK.-Pr0fessor BASSET will organize his
Eyerirg Glasses Tor instruction III the french ahrurse on
Inc .Ot, September instant: al,o the 9Th and 10Th OF
October next Class already formed for those who,
having acquired considerable knowledge wish to perfect
,le elves ty conversation Glass Of Young Ladies will
also be attended IT T. 81 As those who JON the dsrea,
Glasses at the nbovc mentioned dates i'll en-y many ad
yantaccs ne requests early application Prof. b. can he
seen either before A. NJ or r. ST. at his residence,
si Broadway second door from the of Broadway
o,l Gr,,J.s,reet sl3 I'm
New-York tribune., 1841-09-28
EXTENSIVE SALE OF vALUABLE !, PRO a2

HXTENsEVE SALE OF VALUABLE fhO-
IL PERTY al New Brighton, Staten Island, ny sub
scripton -. t
made for the sae ot five hundred BLOCKS or
parcels of land embracing the most desirable and Desc To-
ca porto of their property each parcel Containing
not less ,an lots of IS feet by 100 feet aud some OF
them containing from i've acrcs. On several Cd
them are splendid improvements, comprising large man
sion hotels etc IN perfect order
The plan adopted for dnposng of the above property
prsscnts great Inducements tho capitalist DESTROYS "a
making good investment, and to all who may "I'h rob
tain country residence at very moderate prec ana IN
noIion tbe most eligible in the vicinity EcwYork-
For the prospectus plan and details OF the same apply
TO HENRY LYNCH, President, at the Office OF the AZ:
soc4tion No. Hanover street, up stairs -
coll Esg Trustee at the oice Of the New YORK Lilo
and Trust Company, No Sc Wali-st BY order OF the
Trustees. u'' -
New-York tribune., 1841-09-28

FROM LipERIA.-We have an Africa Luminary
OF july I'd, and slip issued from the Office Of the
Lrminary on the 9;h. The latter announces the
arrival OF the British African Civilization Expe-
di,ios, a, Monrova, on its way 10 the Niger Il
consists Of three iron STEAMBOATS, ard schooner
with supplies. all well armed and manned with
abou; 400 ,nea there is also foil aud able scien-
nhc corps TN board The principal officers went
On shore as soon as they arrived, and VISITED the
Governor, Misssion-Hoase, Seminary. &c
Tie new Methodist Church at Edna was dedi-
Gated on the l7th Of June. l. Is fifty feet long by
'airty i've forty feet wide. Cost about $500
~o-'hirds Of which were contributed by the neia
'sEs. A new church was dedicated at Lower
New-York tribune., 1841-09-28
PRICE ONE GENT.

Caldwell on the Goth of June. The Luminary
SAYS, however, that Caldwell IS almost extinct
deaths, removals and want of announcement TO
mechanics haviRg conspired to dep,oPulaie that
once aouri.hn- settlement. The houses have
rao.,y fallen down or gone TO decay, the lots are
overran with weeds, and those Of the citizens who
remain are Sicily, feeble and disconsola'e. anx
iousjy looking round for some more eongenisl
settlement. lOo' ~ 49,
New-York tribune., 1841-09-28

FROM The WEST IXDIEs.-1he editors OF the
Commercial Advertiser have received file OF the
Kingston (Iamaica) Journal to the 9Th inst, and
OF The Barbadian to the 25th ult. The following
is summary Of the important intelligence Inc
British brig Commissioner, Barclay, and schooner
Cysnct were both wrecked, the former on the
North reef Of the Hcncaga and the latter on the
Northampton reef. The crews OF both were saved
Dr. George II. Shroe;er, man Of the best society
IL the Island, committed suicide on the 24.h uIt
He had been uicd and convicted OF ccncealing the
dead BODY OF an infant the offspring of an adulicr-
OILS connection with n lady Of the Island, for
whose murder he had been acquitted. Immediately
after his conviction he swallowed opium and died
The Journal says that experience is fast demon
stra,ing the error of those who believed that eman-
sipa,ion would be the ruin Of the island.
4 schooner that had been sent to Carthascna,
with provisions returned on the 18th OF August
having sailed from Carthaseaa Oh The 23rd She
was not allowed 70 land The supplies, beng order
cd oil bv the commander OF Cannon blockadins
squadron Ii was feared that the inhabitants would
be compelled 10 surrender for want OF provisions.
- An action had taken place kctwcen The oiocSa-
ding squadron and that OF the Ncw Grenada gov
eminent, hut the result was not known. II was re-
ported that small vessel belonging 10 the latter
had gone over to Carmona. Tina, rebel had formed
batteries near tbs town, whence he daily throw
ing in shots and shells. The besesed were making
good return IN kind.
T. The jamaica papers speak favorabiyof the crops,
and hopefully OF things in general But the Bar
badians tone is very different. Il sroans over dry
weather, heavy taxes, uncertainty Of the crops.
scarcity of native provisions, &c The sugar crop
On the windward par, Of the island is put down as
a,o,al failure, and the corn and potatoes are said
10 be alnos, ruined BY the worm.
Earthquakes were felt u, 81. Lucia and Antigua
or the l7th o. August.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-28

DYING AND PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT
OFFICE No Ill WILLn%, CORNER or JoHS.sT,
a Ii KINDS OF SILKS. COTTON AND WOoLGN
"A Goons DYED restored and dressed, including Ia
dies and gsntenens garments, such as Dre'ses' Coats
Shaws Ciapes vevets Ribbon' Mernoes, fosisry, Cas-
srneres Carpets Rugs, Piano and Table Covers WiaIo"
had Afc. AUDI ''S
New-York tribune., 1841-09-28

--OJaCE.-Thc conncxion heretofore existing be-
! I tween WALKER & JOKES IS his day Dissolved by
,,,aI o,..,f 7FE DAVID WALKER,
AStHEL JONES'
Tic Gold and Silver Beating will be conducted by DA-
YIo WALKER usual at the OLD saHh - uiton-s'.
20, me two snail Printing Presses, suitable for JOB
hing Office. Irquife above. 81 81
New-York tribune., 1841-09-28

C,Uu CANDY ROfs CGLDs.-i have re,
commenced The manufacture Of this article and shall
keep a constant suppl, during the season
III Inn. t. tt HODGNINS. ~ CouTtasa-st
New-York tribune., 1841-09-28
C9s rsGEs UBEU 8.

SUCCESSOR 10 GEO. PEtsNfItNtI = -.
MANUFACTURER OF PAPER BONES, III ihsm
I'VE street ofevery possible shape style anu 'afe'yiO
the use Of any ncol business; Cosaauy oa f2nd large
OF Square Boxes plain asd lnscy SINGLE and
in sets; also
New-York tribune., 1841-09-28

FEox HAvAsA-Ry the brig John Calhoun, the
Charleston Patriot has received the following intel
ligence from Havana;
"Doa Claudio de Pinllos, Inscndente Of Havana
has been turned out Of the lntendcncy most uncere-
rnoniously, and Don Antonio Larrra appointed in
hi. stead, who arrived from Spain on Saturday,
the 9TH. at sunset, and the Intendency de-
livered over to him on Monday morning, the 9th.
There is no rev Muscovado Sugar Of good quality
to be had Business dull. No transactions in
Rice
New-York tribune., 1841-09-28

nOsEVO0D vENEERs.-i0COo feet jus,
IA received wide sousl and superior quality Tor sale
low II the Mahogany Yard, iOo Washington street
sll I'm r. vi 'ti ! o.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-28

lust 9.ECEEvE D-Fssn auctOn, a, ly3 Green
j wicEs splendid assortment Of wool black and fan
ey colot ed Cloths and Cassime.es very cheap
- In B. LDENToN.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-28
: rovEa,a TprNn riEPosaTORY,-

gEGVEL's TRUNK REPSSa1DfSH,-
I'D Pearl street opposite Ceddr-sf The proprietor
of dis establishment has the pleasure Of Offering to deal
srs and the public generally the largest and most Vaec
lock of Travelling and Packing Trunks, carpet nags,
vsli.es kc &c that can be- found IN this city, Dealers
and o,b., will do well TO call aaa examine As the asoft-
me n /. filll end ptices IoE ~. ~.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-28
FROM GOSHEN.

FROM GOSHEN.
i Passenger TrGin duly, except sundays, leaving the
depot al : A. NJ and Stopping any Of the following
place. where passengers may desire TO &c left or TAKEN
d. viz Chester NJ Village, Turner'S, Monroe
WORKS Ramapostalion uferns. Paseac BlluVel.ylile
and Picrnani. arriving il The steamboat Uuca At NeT-
York at IL, ".
4 Freigt: Tram :r;-neeky, leaving tic depot al r
NJ oa Mondays Thursdays AID Saturdtys s'oPpin:' II
required Chester Eohroc Village $eaash'iiie I"F-
ners Monroe Works, Ramapo station, Srie.Gs, rescsc
Gresnbush BlaVveltYe AID Permoni, arriving al New
York by ,hc CompaHy'= steamboat and ife ght b~Ses
FROM NETWORK.
Passenger Train Saiv, except Sand vs. leaving the
OF Of A5aay-s,.cct thi Stelascat UTICA, Captail
A. H. Schultz Al A. ~, ahd arriving II Goshen AZ + H.
Freight Tram ;ri-x.ekiy leaving the foot OF CeiaF-
street 4: p NJ OF Mondays. ThEr.aays aud Saurd'i =
and arriving at Goshen at 10 p 81. stopping places the
sr,- - in he trans from Goshen.
Passengers by the trains are informed that nc
breakfast will be furnished IN the boat o: on the road
They are requested purchase tickets before tAsIns
seats liz III. cars As all persons from fork or ioli
auy depoi where tickets sold, will be charged a way
passengers If ey neglect TO purchase tickets before
taking their seats.
For freight or passage, isqsirc at the COMPANY dock
N New York foot of Abany-sree,, or al the 'ar-
- d.-;. aloup Ike route. ii. {. SEYMOUR
Superintendent anu En-iaser Eastern DI'isioA'
s23u New YORK y Efis i.iilrosu.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-28

AsA TO LET.-Thc second oor OF front building,
7iial 10 Azn 81 directly Stoncalls bar room, weH
suited for Billiards any business requiring good Light
ENQUIRE OF VIM Fuller on the erclses. between II aud
, o'clock. 80 :"
New-York tribune., 1841-09-28
BpAxDiNss an EsEk.

~ ENTLEMEN visiting New-York viii hnd quiet ans
VI llcasant hosle nj tho GRAHAM HOUSE, NO. -
Barclay street, where ample RECOMMENDATIONS 40 81
yes tor t.anss Boarders and slor,ea NJ mod
crate prices, by day week no fumes Of Tobacco
or Alcohol will be fousd to tant the atmosphere.
~ b. few permanent Boarder~ will be- taken.
Nav York Anrl 9th. 1881. IL l ROSWELL GOSS.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-28

p CO. NEw-YOgN, AL BANT AND
49, TROY STEAMBOAT LINE Tor albany,
from the foot OF Barc!ay-s;.-e'
The hOSClC Sko- Tuesday Morning, OF o'clock
The TROY .-..--.. W -dues.ay Horn!Bg, al o'clock.
The kosC!UsCo -. Thursday Morning AZ o'ck.
FROM the foot of CcrtIandt-street.
The DE WITT CLINTON, Wednesday Afternoon At ;.
DO Go Friday. 10 5
NcricE-Ali Goods, Fregi |. Baggage, B-ok Bills Spe-
Gle any other kind o!Prepcriy ;akens hippsd put
board the Boats oftsi, Liae the risk OF the
svncrs of sach Goods. Freight, Baggage. SC. -
4 C~S = FOR AEBANs The steam
- boat SOUTH AMERICA Aap ROCH-
ESTER, val OF sad ai;eF Friday, Dc
toher l. leave for Albany o'clock every evenng. sun
days excer,ed instead Of :, a. heretofore. 81
EvENzNG LINZ OF sTEA 5l.sOAES.
Tae steamboat ROCHESTER, Capt A. P It. John. will
leave the Pier ketwees Courand and Libertyss every
Monday Wednesday ard Friday, al o'clock p. N.
The SOUTH AMERICA, Capt L. w. Br.lnard, leaves
the above pie Tuesday Thursday and Saturday, at
o'clock P. NJ.
For passage or freight, apply 10
PC. SCRULlz. rho Office, board
D. roe = FOB AFTER
50 NOON at o'clock the steamboat DIi-
'-'f1--z-=raa-s- MoND, ftem foot ofBarcay
aug T,Th&s
7. POWELL * CO's. LINE.
- E0 - FOR NEWBURGH, LANDING At
s--ss.-N-e CALDWELLS. WEST POINT &CCLD
SPRINGS . TIE steamboat HiGdLAS-
DER, Captain Robert Wardrop, will leave the foot OF
WarreG-strcet New Ysrk every Monday Thursday ana
Saturday afternoon, AZ o'clock.
Retaining, the HIGHLANDER will leave Newburrh
every Monday morning 1t o'clock and Tuesday and
Friday afternoon at o'clock.
For freight o. passage apply the Captain board
n B-All baggage and freight of every description and
bills specie pu; board this boat be the risk
of tire thereof unless bill Of lading receipt
.igned for the same. jy9
New-York tribune., 1841-09-28

DOARDlNG.-Slsgles gentleman (anG NO oihcrs)
ID residing IN tho awer part of the City can DO ac-
comnod,ed with good Beard with or without roo'as al
IS Fulton-s Also three four have DiHEer only,
ifd,sirsd c2i IT,
New-York tribune., 1841-09-28

Az AN'EEl,-by youas nIa l. year, i age. a SIT
w uaron St;esG grcce-y or bs,. Best Of refer
,nees ven. Apply at 5i1l Broadway ~ Ct.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-28
(,esOCgkEpeY AND GLASs-ROU EUW

{ NFEtbCsE I. x NM u a :, 1-NVW II %
X EELN.-HEKRlTrS N PAGE are opening at tn-ir
stores 100 Bowcrv and 335 GrandstrSe large number
of new patterns OF Durer and Tea Ware which with their
orner extensive of China PLAIN and cut uass
LAMPS Graudoles &c. &c. renders their STOCK a. com
ple IN ware IL a csR be found il the c; H"usekcep-
crs and Others 10 wish TO lay their oney to the best
advantage will fad it an objcct 10 give them call
I Inn
New-York tribune., 1841-09-28

sNEsnNCea AND AMERICAN EAPE Il
II HiNGiNGS and Borders, for sale cheap, at the
United States Paper Hanging ard Band Box Warehouse,
IS ca2.!.-t-cc;, near Broadway, Now-York Rooms pa
f and sn JOSHUA BROWN IS Canal--,ree,.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-28

Uu feet Possession Immediately. Inquire oil
sill Inn +. COPCUTr. d05 Westinghouse!
HA ROOMS To LET-A room aud hs'-ro-a
s with close. pantrcs &c. suane Tor sIaa'i' aL,-
Also one large room extraordinarily we'll lighted suits
bic for work shop. Inquire on the premise" OF
sou If JOHN LOCKE, in rear If 81 Anr st.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-28

MARTIN W. EYEHEGNA kccps constantly on
lsa hand adj kind, al BRASS d GERMAN Sly ~: Cast
iurs at No II Spruce str.rnt- S:tn
New-York tribune., 1841-09-28

W Intelligence uts-s. is} Ca $, - scac u ai,0u ne
pJoari TO- hi> "Qr1 Is Ia ire r HE express pur sc
q ssPPly'sg fAHe, aad etsers MA GOO al N
dG' ron' servants y ne tie b fee vsHt oone
ut lac most rcspee aoie val NJ 10 ali order>, aud
thus dCr- avs, tue possibility OF being m3o,e& upoA BY
ny the unlicensed offices. tor tue SAX, OF their
fee, send any one and instead Of beng heae6t aru
complete nui,suee. Tcr;s-sae ysar s. months 81 ;
months - The citizens vii have The privilege Of
app irg for servant. often they in durns
heir ub.eripion. Tie patronage OF the public re-
specially solicited. ~ 81
New-York tribune., 1841-09-28

good iiris for general house
w work. Aso Datch G.rl FOX houss'"ofk, sad
{ olorcd Cooks Apply SAG Brca wav. 80 81
New-York tribune., 1841-09-28
70 COCNTRY ME RCFs

ggJa'c RECEgyED-At 1913 Grcenwich-strco
y black and blue black Silks 10 inch MatteoEas
vorv cbcsp ls4 lml b. J. DENTON.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-28

1STaNE IA good Wei Nurse 'sA; ii a ST.
w ion- Alo several sruali Girs Apply al 547t
Broadvay 80 1T
New-York tribune., 1841-09-28

(tAUPETsNGs CHEAP FOR CASE. =
OL.& NJ s BROWN, a:c now offering Rrussclis,
nlv Ingram and Russia Carpets terms which caun1
rail to please the economical Rugs Doc! Mats, Siai
CARPETS and Rods Table Covers OIL Cloths &c, as COCO
and cheaper than at any SIMILAR e,tab ishment M III
city. L. o NJ. :. o NJ ~ ~ ~,
- lin+ No 6 Chatham street, Ne" o'A.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-28

BOARDING REDECED-lla'mgt akcn tho
ID large and convenient story house one block froH.
Broadway where gentlemen be accommodated With
good board for $3.50 per week also single beds and plea
rooms nv Supplying a: No. . Howardst cor OF Elm,
entrance in Elm. street jy2i Il
New-York tribune., 1841-09-28

CORSETS Genticnlcn's Belts and Braces, at wholesale
" cheap for cash, by I. LOVE, l0i West Broadway
corner of Rearh-., 81 In
New-York tribune., 1841-09-28

Il Pravate neutrality-suspicious. wishing per
Board and Rooms location convenient TO sha
BUSINESS part of the City, viii be accommodated at No IS
Just of Broad, way, here 6I few board
takeR and every sXeruon mace TO reader their
no NE pleasant and comfortable. The house Is catrey
new and newly furnished throughout Terms moderate
References exchanged y12 If
New-York tribune., 1841-09-28

NeOABD-A geaIsman and wife. gentlemen,
ID can be accommodated, the second door. with u
very pleasant with bedroom and paatry
aced furnished unfurnshcd, and good boird at Is
Cf. street, between Beeknan and Fulton. References
exch ,nged rs iw'
New-York tribune., 1841-09-28

g O0kk ST TEsES.-Pocket books, the cheapest
I / IL the city q: y Ioiesalo.
au27 Ina r. r. GILLESPIE Agent, o. late 10 John-st
VUaT REGEHvED-At 1913 Greenwich street,
y spleusd OF ragienis very desirable coors
for sale cheap. - I'M u. ). UrN w.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-05
CROPS


In Rockingham County, Va, says The Lynch
burg Nrgnl'r, the wheat crop little over an ave-
rage one. The heads heavy and The grain eX.
cellsnt. The Rye crop, when compared with a Sc
ries of years st, is much above an average Corn
never was more promising.
In Shenandoah the crop Of wheat is said to he a
toleraOIe one-It suffered much from the Nv and
rust.
The ST. Louis Bulletin states that the crops in the
southern part of Illinois and Missouri are very fine
AMI secured without damage. The corn is flourish.
lng and promises rich harvest.
In South Carolina the rice crops look fair, and pro-
mise the usual harvest, though at present ra,he
b edward
The Cotton crops of Georgia are said by the Sa
vannah Georgian to be in fine condition. and TO pro
mise u large harvest IN all parts Of the State. Tht
eorn crop will be super-abundant If il is not ne
elected IN harvesting.
In Alabama the crops Of corn and cotton look PRO
m sing, but the latter was still liable to the havoc
the worm.
The Cenlreviile (Md.) Times publishes tho fol.
loving dIS-ouraging statement:-
Since our farmers cut their wheat md oats, they
declare they have not made quarter crops.
On the Eastern Shore OF Maryland. generally
there has been irghtiul failure in oats and whea
both
The corn, likewise, in a great many fields. ha,
been quite burnt up during the severe drought tn,
we've been suffering under. Many fields are to b,
seen with corn not higher than your knee and tn,
season being now so far expended, of course such
prospect must be any thing but an encouraging one
1t IS nearly hopeless.
Those who have planted potatoes will fare bu
little better than those who have planted c)rn.-
From every quarter we hear complaints, that there
will be no potatoes raised among Us this year.