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New-York tribune., 1841-08-16

j. Clerks NIcetins.-A large and reapectabs meeting Of
the Clerk. empo, Dry Good the City OF New
York pursua, adjournment Washington Hall on the eve
August 2th oi JOHN W. PINE WAS called to the Chair
and JAMES D. CRAIG appointed Secretary
The Minutes Of primary meeting having been read the COM
OF Seven previously appointed made able and conclusive
Report taeeupon the following Preamble and Resolutions "rs
unanimously adopted
Whreas practice that exists the Retail Dry Goods
Merchants of this City Of keeping hes stores and
attend o'clock IN
o'clock practice fcn which
h.v derive NO su sustain absolute lo.s neither
py advantage sccruing from thu practce
deprived thereby privileges thai others
enjoy absolute ON Of proper
this consideration induces Us to ask aid
earnestly seek Reform-ther, fore .,y,
Resotoed That the Dry oos Clerks Of the City "f re-
pecuy petition Goods Merchants grant their
onabe and earnest request TO close their
the year excepting saturday evenns]
on September we'll for their own interests the vel
and do solicit their names to an agreement which
ResosrS That Com slec Of Three Requi
ion addressed Merchants soliciting them coe their stores
on aad after the Is. Of sep,snbr evening
R,sord That Committee Of Thirty be choen 10 present the
Signature. refuse take their and
places and make full report future meeting be
Resord That pe-us circulated the
the Committee they requested deliver them TO the
and he the Secretary 10 public notice OF the ae 10
as Merchants and Clerks.
ResoirI That the Committee of Thirty meet Shakespeare
Tuesday Evening" h nnd that the proceedings be
published Tribune SUM- Herald aad Courier En-
quirer.
collection taken aid Of the objects Of th meeting and
w ppois;ed Twenty of the Committee Of
Thirty appointed By meeting and the Chair authorized
appoint tie residue.
On motion, unanimously
Re,stred That the this meeting are hereby rendered TO
Editor of The NEw f0Rx TRrsn for h' generous unsolicited
and most ehcieat advocacy Of our cause
The meeting then motion, adjourned
). D. CRAIG, Secretary = w. ZINE, PRESIDENT
y Peaches and Milk, s.PATTINsoNs corner of Nassau
and Ann street sul4 ST.
New-York tribune., 1841-08-16

AFlyAScIER SArE.-A. c. Farrngtos late President Of
the Gapoi. Bank Ohio has been found guilty of forging
bill, of exchange and sentenced fifteen years hard labor
in the OHIO State Prison He will have time learn
useru business.
New-York tribune., 1841-08-16

u The "Quar;erly Paper of The Foeign Eyangelicn
Society," No l. has been issued by John s. Taylor i Co.
New-York tribune., 1841-08-16

EyeWrrLtAM CLAY, Esq, father of Hon C. {. Clay OF
the L. s Senate died in Granger county Tennessee on the
4,h inst.
New-York tribune., 1841-08-16
POSTSCRIPT.
BIZ this Mornings Southern Vail.

Washington Correspondence of the Ns~-York Tribune
SArrxn,Y Aazrs l.
New-York tribune., 1841-08-16

tennessee ELEcrioS.-The Globe OF Saturday contains
the following returns Sullivan Polk 1886 Jones Sl3
Hawkins 200 maj for Polk: Washington 554 do; Garter
and Johnson 855 MAJ. for Jones.
New-York tribune., 1841-08-16

%" The ONO below Pittsburgh had only l3 inches watc
the bars few day. since but steamboa, of te" inche
was still in notion
New-York tribune., 1841-08-16

J Prof BRossoy, the EIocuonis. was lecturins al
Louisville at our last advices.
New-York tribune., 1841-08-16

" a Gohamite urges that the OF streets
should oil be plainly designated the several they
uow arc not. Right and ncccssary-who will it
New-York tribune., 1841-08-16

" meeting of Master StoncCuttcrs opposed State
Prison Monopoly viii be held the Howard House This
Erenag. Friends of Honest Industry, attend
New-York tribune., 1841-08-16

YALE CoLLEcE-Thc commencement at this ancient lnsitu
place "Wednesday next 18th inst and will be
occasion of On Tuesday at oelce Dr.
Rorix.os city will deliver an Grafton before ae fh bea
Kappa Society There be Grand Jubilee OF the Brothers
or The same div This fraternity l76. and
HI. Library of nearly volumes. On catalogue the
many u.rOus IN Auericsn history Among
living are WrsT.s the American Le1eoerapher
DAVIS Gov ELLSWORTH of Conn., Dr. B.EcHsR
oho Prof he Poet FsscvAL, &C. &c On
Tuesday at IL A. n they Grafton from Rev NET
LAND MArr,1 an Honorary Member Society and Poem from
JAS G. PEscrv.I Brother" of the class of 1915
Concert Is to be given by the College Choir on "Wednesday
evening
New-York tribune., 1841-08-16

U The SCRIBE i. the -f new Wing paper at
Athens Pennsylvania
New-York tribune., 1841-08-16

~ The investigation into the mysterious circumstance
attending the Murder of Miss Rogers is still actively pursuec
by the Police We have great hopes that the strenuous
efforts now making will be in vain Nothing has We
rrnrsnircd. however.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-09-16

gagged herself from the cold embrace of her pa.
rent, knelt sorrowfully over him, and prayed,
with all the fervency of youthful maiden, that
she might be spared the horrors OF an indian
captivity.
Whilst yet kneelng, the youth who acted the
hero in our first chapter, appeared at her SIDE,
with an uplifted tomahawk, which he was about
to bury In her bosom, when, struck BY her bean-
ty, and still more by her apparent anguish he
desisted
"Sweet flower" said he, ia charm hovers ar
ound my heart thy bright eyes enchain me =
thy life is safe Wilt thou not be unto me a
sister, -?'
go my father" murmured the maiden, "would
| were with thee in thy heaven OF bliss
"Away' said she to the youth, leave me to my
fate !"
"And will not the maiden consent to become
the wife of Alluana the brave :" Ida gazed with
wild and haggard look upon the corpse of her
father 81 will gather bright flowers to weave
in thy hair" said the youth, ''hoards of wampum
shall be thy portion, and the dark skin'd maid
ems of the forest shall look upon thee as best, for
thou wilt be the wife of Alluana' As he spake
these words, hoarse voice from behind him ut
tered the dread injunction, " Woe TO him Who
giues heed to cries for mercy" and, at the same
time, the tomahawk Cf the aged chief, sank deep
into the brain of Alluana. The maiden gave a
shrek OF terror, as she Deheld the uplll"u khIe,
and the next moment her spirit had He'd to JON
that of her father
But few lived TO tell the tale of tina. scene OF
bloodshed. Among the number, however, was
the infant, that, in the morning, had been dedl-
Gated to the Most High. Through the selt-de-
votion of its MOTHER its life was preserved, and
in after years, when the gloomy forest had re-
treated before the axe of the avaricious white
man. and fruitful fields every where greeted the
eve, he appeared minister ofthat religion which
his parents protested to believe, and the field Of
his first labors was the spot where the cruel lnd-
ans, in cold blood, murdered his fond and dotng
parents.
Long years have passed, and the Old Ledge
yet stands, lasting monument IN memory OF tile
martyrdom of the aged minister and his lovely
daughter. A small hollow in the solid rock, re-
sembling the impression made by human foot,
marks the spot where they fell, and hundreds
gaze upon it in wonder and awe, fancylng some
demon spirit, to convince mortals gifts existence,
carved 'fThe t-prnt of the Old Ledge
Bath, August, l94l.
CONNECTIONS. In the original story, in the
last paragraph, on the first page of. this paper IN
the third line, for ''circle of friends read clrcle
of fiends" In the same paragraph, fourth line,
insert between CHS" and ''course," abreast, he
shaped his This done, the story is 90. X
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-09-16
The Election.

Election is over, and the Wings of Maine, are
HEARTENED All victory and no defeat, would,
of ITSELF if no other reason existed, bring disease
and ultimate dissolution upon any party The
splendid and unparalleled triumphs of 1S40, had
dreams were quite too pleasant, to consist with
either health or prosperity Hence, in this view
of the subject, years excursion to other scenes,
is absolutely necessary, for the ultimate health,
prosperity and happiness of the Wing Party. Our
opponents, with but few exceptions, unite in
representing the country from which they have
Just returned, as affordng most delightful re-
treat-excellent soil and osphere-eXtenslVe
hunting grounds-pleasing prospects-and in a
fine state of cultivation, that party having ex-
pended vast sums (saved from the Aroostook
Military and Civil Posse, and other fat plcklngs)
in bringing the soil to yield to their necessities,
they not expecting to return for some years In
the hurry of their exit from that beautiful land
they have left every thing behind, and oferus the
use free of charge, as long as we may choose to
stay We say then, hurrah for the beautiful
banks and delightful fields and hunting grounds
of Salt River. There we'll bide-bag and bag
gage for the space of one year, and then return,
''lke giants refreshed with wine"
Below we give what returns we have been able
to collect, and shall omit further remarks until
our next.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-09-16

A LETTER says-"The yellow fever is raging
al Bath, Me. There have been fourteen cases. nine
of which have proved fatal We understand that the
stores and public houses closed land all business
suspended for the present"
Bath has large !reighting intercourse with New
Orleans, and thus, no doubt, the fever has been
shipped to her beautiful abodes. [Phil. Sat. Cour.
Worse and worse This goes beyond the Hav
Gazette's story, which we noticed last week. 1t
will be news. to our tavern-keepers and merchants
Report is famous liar -
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-09-16
DAILY CINCINNATI REPUBLIcAN--ExTRA,}
Saturday Morning. Sept 4;h. ls4l. )
A.-f,,l Rint..Se.,ernl Liyes Losti

Our CITY was thrown into great excitement last
night. 1t originated from quarrel that took place
Thursday night on Columbia street, between few
negroes and whites, in which one of the latter was
stabbed and cut awfully, that is thought he
not live In consequence Of this, two or three
thousand persons collected around the houses of the
negroes on Sixth street, East of Broadway. The
negroes apprehensve of an affray, had armed them
selves with muskets, aud fired upon the crowd
The Mayor informs us he thinks two whites and Two
negroes are killed, and about Is to 20 wounded,
mostly whites
During the ahray,a cannon was brought up.loaded
with sugs, and fred down Sixth street TWO or three
times, raking the Streets but with what effect IS not
yet known The Mayor, who was on the ground
all night, called out two military companies, the
Grays and Guards, and both squares from Fifth to
Seventh, are guarded by, and under control of the
military and a lare body of armed volunteers, the
negroes being all confined TO their houses.
No destruction of property of consequence has ia
ken place.
The city is still in great excitement; and a
special meeting of the Council is to be held at 10
O'Clock this morning, when strong measures will
undoubtedly be taken to preserve the peace OF the
city.
Town Meeting Of the citizens general'y,ls TO
be Immediately held for the same purpose
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-09-16

Fresh troubles are announced in the Albany
Argus as having occurred at the Helderburg, on
the Van Rensselaer, manor.
The Sheriff having been obstructed in the per-
formance of his duties, the Burgesses Corps of
Albany had been called on, and an armed posse of
200 men were to accompany the Sheriff yester-
day in the execution of his process
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-09-16

Lord Sydenham, Governor General of Canada,
has met with severe accident by the fall of his
horse. The animal fell with his whole weight up
on his excelleucys right leg, and fractured ii in two
places above the knee.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-09-16

ANOTHER HARP BROKEN. GRENvILLE MEL
LEN, whose name is identified with American poe,
ical literature, died in New York on Sunday 81
instant.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-09-16

rPGEHERAL MUSTER, passed off finely on
Tuesday last 1t was particularly gratifying that
no ardent spirits. was allowed on or near the field,
and but fey who drank it anywhere during the
day.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-09-16

The New York American says, there Is no ioun-
dation for the rumors of the increased difficulties IN
the Mcleod affair."
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-09-16

Two wags recently called upon barber in this
city, to be shaved While one of them was I'M
dergoing the operation, the other being in hurry,
says, "Mr. -, please use celebrity in shaving
him, will you ?" The, barber, tuckng up his
apron with wise look, replied "Well, | don't
know, I've tried uerbena cream and all those new
TANGLED notions, and never found anything as
rood as old U'indsor soap yet" IN. Y.At
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-09-16

The Boston Weekly Magazine, one OF the best literary
papers know of has been DISCONTINUED ana It's isl "aS
ferred to Bradbury and soden's New Monthly.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-09-16

We understand that Mr.. NJ. B. Anderson of this
town now a member of Newton Theological lnsti-
tuition has bee elected Tutor in Walervie College.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-09-16

LINCOLN County. Bath, Freeman II, Morse,
John Patten; Bowdoin, John Carr, Bowdolnham,
Capt. VIM. burlington, Woolwlch, Abner II.
Wade; Phipsburg, John +. Mereen, Qoco gain)
Lisbon Ia loco electedD Dresden, no choice.
Topsham, Aaron Hinkley; Richmond, Elias
Colby. Boothbay, Jason Fuller; Waldoboro Hon.
Isaac Reed; Nobeboro, H. Chapman; Warren,
Eduin Smith; Union. choice; st. George,
Ebenr. Oils; Thomaston, j. GilchriSt, no choice
for the other; Wiscasset, no choice; Edgecomb,
Isaac Pool; Newcastle, A. S Austin; Bristol
Thomas C. Greenlow.
CUMBERLAND. Portland, Josiah S. Little,
Joshua Dunn, James b. Cahoon, Rufus Horton;
Falmouth, Francis burlington; Gorham, no
choice Freeport, Nathaniel Dunning; Brunswick
Benz. II. Meder, Henry Merritt; Durham, iuory
Warren; Cumberland, I'ristram San6urn; Wind
ham. Ezra Brown, Jr (loco gain) Harpswell,
John Blake Durham, Icory Warren North
Yarmouth, jeremiah Mitchell; Minot, no choice;
Otisfeid and Casco, G. W. Barrows, New
Gloucester, no choice; Raymond and Danvllle,
John r. .Nutting.
York. Kennebunk, .dbeI NJ. Bryant-by a
majority of l vote; Kennebunk-port, William
Huff; Alfred and Lyman, James Mason; Acton,
| s. THOMPSON Biddeford, no choice; Buxton,
M choice Hollis, Samuel Bradley Lebanon,
no choice Limin gton, james Frost; Parsonsfeld,
Jonathan Tuck; Saco, Frederick Greene; San
ford, N. Butler; Shapleigh, l.. Bragdon; South
Berwick, c. NJ Cogs,oell; Marlborough, John
Hill; Wells, .dmos Sargent.
PENoBscor. Hampden, TheOphilus Stanley,
gain; Orrington and Ellington, fl. d. .Atwood,
gain; Hermon district, Joseph .Maddochs Dix
mont and Newburg, James Jaques; Bangor,
Franklin MISSY, and William Pane-one vacan-
cy; Orono and Glenburn, Israel Washburn, Jr.
Frankfort, Isaac AHard; Bucksport no choice !;
Orland district, Henry Partridge, gam
Those in italics are locos,
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-09-16

The following is one of Prentice best
We perceive that Mr.. Wise is denon,inated at
ssMr. Otherwise" Why don't they
call him Mr.. Crosswise
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-09-16

We omit several articles owing to thu press ofoer matter
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-08-12

FROM CHINA DIRECT.
We learn from Captain Uumafesa RI tn. ship
Akbar arrived this morning. lua dafs frnn Can't
that imme alatcy after he fan of fhr Boens fef1i
The civ of Canton Nas evacuated b. all Who could
afford In leave, iaklnc with them heif families AMI
property ard when tic Akbar lclt. China .test and
the business part Of the subuthswcrc deserted shop.
closed, and scarcely any ono TO be scer. Ca the
news Of the attack upon tho Borne reach nc Pekln,
the Emperor ordered lhtee Imperial ermm'sslsnefs
lone a rear relative 10 proceed 10 Canton and 10
exierminaic the English swearing II his edle, thai
both powers could tstHud, pne Of tho Other ut
conquer OF perish. shcn WIS ordered IN cham 10
the capital TO lie med traitor lot having desfa.
ded himself SO much as 10 meet tic #pleulp"i entRi1
or to listen to The ee son of llong Kong. Two 81
the important charges reached Gan'on IN t,pe Ia
behold the success al FAC Brush atms and 10 sl.n
tie truce and sanction Temporary laae
Captain Elliot WIS attdnton, protected Nv ~ =
tarv guard, waiting the atIIyal nj "kl-htu,' TIN
Enpetois nephew, WHO WIS houflY expected. AM
whowould he Compelled, by iutco OF oeccs.ay. 10
sareiion the auang tments made By his colleagues.
-Four men ol. mat are stationed IN I'M Nlac.o pa
sage, above Canton; ttIcc lev nj re below. and
SIX al Wpmpua. where they Viii remain, to lnsuie
the safety The lore E0es, and 10 chsrk any
ueuchety the pat oil the local sulherirts The
other vessels are at tho Bosue, Macao aud nong
Kong.
Major General Sir Hugh Gonehaui-cl on thr
I'll Of Mach. as commaulrt- IN Cd Fl Of Iha Ianl
forces. SIR Gordon ktemcr va fonc ~ Be i
for reiufurcements. bat WIS expected 10 return
about the LIST of June. when lie leet would 20 Aerl
again. TO make another dtnohsitaueu upon tic
capital. Pckn.
The los ct the Chinese in the sapou. engage.
meuts~ eslitua ed Al $500 or 5000 mrn aod abenl
500 pieces of cannon. The Chinese admir1 L..
wang. fell IN defence OF lhc BocHe feu., a. d1 two
other mandatus Il high rant. TIE Captain o.
BRUSH transport arnslns al S'frsan alef lhr
surrender OF that stand to the Chinese, ~,
slam landing. I he day after lha Ia If thr
Bugue fnrls rewards were offered fof ~ c.r,nr- ~
destruction nj British ships; tloo oeo fot line ol
battle ship, $4,000 for steamer. 600 fet thc
Admiral or Capiaia Eliot taken alive, and $50 cor
for either OF their heads,
Teas high aud scarce. rhe llong m.i.
chants would dead only Tor sash, and insisted on
being pad before the teas were delivered l. VA,
believed that the arrangements for trade could
not, last long, a7d that the lotclgnen would
be- again compelled 10 leave for Macao. \
large eucampmeHi 4 Chincse ueors was viub q
from the factories, NJ hltIe distance from Canton,
and The numhc, WIS daily Increasing.
Green teas were very scarce IN market having
been kept back aud iHge quantities AM away when
the Blush approached the CITY. The current re
rou on tho l4h OF April vas thai thn Chinese get-
eminent had laid embargo on all boats inieudlnr
10 usethem for The conveyance Of ttoeps.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-08-12

al uhcrc uaallel, IN the mi13e q lie al M
IT, IN MS spnne H. Il, - isnfht seven gst''''s
,ifl elabbod ffles. and tlisd inn s| aud fo"'"
~ shore vtth tie refIse Of hfs ilsi 'n''I'",i M
! - Zoo, ,,onflIe ihour't lb4ious, II u bal not
terfIu.ruc.sad By twenty .oldefs ga ding ofaf Tue
bafk. who ust hs,ins tod could reader nm "
A. stsurc. t
Soma ,tata ago ha ~. alt,tked by two naffio'
WHO shouted ti4.ifmar "hoorBsh he oas ko'shos ao"h
u, duh q, j male tush II him Nlih 'hctf Tuna
INV. lie knitted Them both at1 dough biee5hR
ftaft I've wound. hs retared thu ton hhe hl'''~'
IrIslI s,e4lbI5y 10 ther camp bi9'ned 'bteF s'fP'
fug -afr.is. sad eut tho ihangs u ir"a'e P'l'"n
.Ao IA, by thclr slde.-Nhr ~ tbs at.
. faaIih ,ptlne lfom behind a log. Taken nj snth
i s.d,iu.,ge. aud exhausted by she loss ot blond
az. uudtr the srtpeut gasp the savage, WHO
.ifh yell 81 Triumph, die" his An'le, ana N 10"
momrpt, would have closed fbe contest. At that
instant however. tic woman dinYea tomdhs"k into
.h- A.aI olth, lnJiau and Thu. preserved tho h'
OF her del,etsf"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-08-12
FOREIGN PARAGRAPHS.

The marriage II Lnrd John Russell VI, 10 fake
pnceht Mimic House, noNbrtgshlfs, on the 20th o
July.
The marriage oil st Robsti Pee. danr hiet.na
Visconnt Ners. eldest son of the L ri Of Jer.e,
was solehnized at ST. Georges { utch, Hanover
square. on the lib OF July, he Bishop ot O1loId
officating.
The Qnccn and Prince Albert we're about m,ki,s
n tour OF visits; dfst 10 the Duke and Duchr.. oI
Il edlofd. al oburn Abbey, where they would .tay
two OF thiee days. thence to PASSENGER tho .tat Il
Earl Cowrer, and thence To Wos Park the sosi 81
Earl de Grey, IN Bed ordsh,fc. In their rtoetc,,
shey intended 10 step and lunch with Lord Me.
bourne, at Brocket Hall. These royal pIoctessc,
have so long been out Of that they MA, DO con.
sidered quite a novelty.
The kingiol the Belgians had cone back 10 h
dom'nons' leaving has Queen to ptooug her ,lst al
A writer in the Westminster Review h., accr.,d
SrJ Wilkinson OF borrowing most Of tho n.u.if.-
tons and stter-press in his " VI emoirs and Customs
ct the Eeypuans,' from Resselinl's splendid uolk.
Tins Sn }. Wilkinson uuerly denies.
In Ipperary riots ave ARISEN, and collisions " ilh
the police fatal. Al Bansha one man " as 81 OF dead
ard nine badly wounded.
The Baron de Brabanie, the French Ambassador
at ST. Petersburg, is SAID To be engaged Ia ntIlaa
history Of the Parliament Of Paus.
An application is 10 be made 10 tic popo 10 tlect
atsidenl Cardinal in Ireland.
TUE MINISTRY.
-, 'D''O"'hE - ki'' DIS INC IibudDie co pUs1
tim of the Ministry:
FIRST Lend of the Treasury aud Chancellor ofthc
Exe hequer-Slr Robert Peel
SECRETARY for the Home Department. Eafl ol
Aberdeen.
Secretary for the Foreign DEPARTING Duke Of
Wellington.
Secretary Cor Colonial Afirs-I.ord Stanley
Lord Charceor-Lord Lyndhars
FIRST Loid OF the Admiralty " Sir James Graham
President Of the Counc-Lord Melville
IreSignt n hp nG I ,rIE IL
borough
Lord Priv Seal-Lord Warnciine
President Of BoaId of Tlade-Lord A.hbarn.
ham.
Paymasier OF. the Forces--Sir Edward Knatcli-
bull.
Duchy Of Lancaster--E Earl de Grer.
Secretary al War-Ar. Herries.
Speaker Of the House Of Commons-Mr. Gou
bnSu.
IOrd Steward-Eaf Of odep.
Lord Char berlain- Earhof Liverpool.
kosd Lieutenant OF ireIand-Eail OF Haldipgton.
Lord Chancellor of Ifeiand-Su Edward Sag
den.
Secretary Of lreland-Lord Francis Egetlon.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-08-12
NEW SEsseE "a.

W = NIB 1r ,.or. For SALE 10" for cash OF
80 hhds Sugar, n, o., Porto Rico and Santa
Cruz. from common to the best
300 bags Coffee, part extra fine
DO hhds., uetce, and bbls. y, o. and Porto
Rico Molasses
do Syrup very superior
DO extra
$40 sacks Liverpool fine Salt
200 do Ground Alum
900 sides good and damaged Sole Leather
300 lbs. best Spanish Float Indigo
500 do Maddet
loo casks Nails and Spikes, al 10 inch
TOYS Treaeear Tyre lion J IN, to inches
10 do county Bar do
10 bbls. Tanners Oh
10 hhds. Stone Ware assorted at manulactu-
ter's ptles
loo boxes Sperm and Tallow Candles
25 do brown Soaps
10 bags Race Ginger
10 do heavy Back Pepper
LOCO lbs. Green Coppcrds
30 ibis. lietrlngs and Shad
10000 lhs. western Bacon
80 boxes $ 10 and 10 re Window Glass
10 d" 10 ~, very superior
tterres fresh Rice
boxes Starch
90 chests and boxes Tea, pant extra fine Il.
Powder
% doz painted Buckets
- nos non bound Tubs
dn do large slze
10 drz, horse Buckets, assorted sizes
20 do2 Bedcord 3, 6 aud . strau
, doz. Corn Brooms
10 cases Tobacco OI,
% boxes Ldal Sugar, part equal to any ever
seen ia lhis market
! eco lbs East Boston crushed do
Loco lbs common do
loo lbs. Efatus
90 boxes I'm plate l3X
| he
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-08-12
E.s.s'se EOEs SHE.

I WISH 10 dispose Of any Tract Of Lind lying in
d Amherst county. mile above lynChbnfg.
Immediately on the river. containing about TWO
HI NDRED and FORTY ACRES, with sulh
cicncy oil TIMBER 10 keep the same IN repair Those
disposed TO purchase will please make alpicalon 10
The snbsc rlher living on the premises. Terms ac-
commodaung, and possession given ths la.
JOHN \. AoSELEY.
n B.-lf he above nact Of lana should be tor
small there is traci oi five or SIX hundred acres Il
few hundred yards above nc, winch can be bought
on accommodating terms. j. 4. NJ.
july 81 wGV