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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-04
N'EtM ~. TYLER.
W. TAYLOR.

go as 'att'' ~ W p'ugeFlt., Ng
iouni IA III. city, VIII they H,I nt-c logcst'erns Ry
s sIoE s"Gas to lyE they nope to receive and
Ne WalH F.Tl 5ElER,
No Having associated r.~self xL r.rtner and re
moy 81 rem ~ old s'au' 10 tic hons, TaseUy ouped
lee Ga-ns 10 my customer, Tor their KIND .ut ELera e.
r"lraseEsut aud soe., con. -uauge o. ncr parorago
10 .hg new new firm II " TYLER
METALLIC OdFOuND fOK RAZOR STRAPS
] sIsrP .se loa faN"T in 'uc oT inoGcy re-
Au IL door above the Bel Tavern.
wAsHlsoTos. June q. 1870.
Is 7eryseirn that have ever re-, IN any urv,
Invention, because know that TeeomH cnd,oU-
frequent snd easily obtained that ihCy arc 10 general or
justice tie inventor To bear .esouy 10 he rsi
ties oi HaTpeTs Metallic Com pound for sharpening Rszls
has come 10 ny notice have mslo f,r ;al Oft aud
have never found any thing equal let for giving
The subscriccrs IN Washington. from her own sEne
renee fully concur With Mr.. Edwards the above re-
Y WI I,S cgaH'h J,w Dronlush
JkenucIv Jas Mcleod
n B-If!i has ever failed il Is in consequence Of TOO
much benz Us ID at Time on the strap Tie strap must
DAVENPORT & ALLEN have for sslc
y Havana White sugar Loaf; New York and Bilumore
TEAs-Fue and common qualities
suGARs-sL CroiI, Porto Rico and New Orleans
NlNEs-Msicira, TeneTifc, &C.
COFt EE-Isvi, laguayra and Rio
Winter and sumner Pressed Lamp Oil
Tuners OIL
wh!s Leal, at reduced price
CANDLES-Juirs spcrmaccu
DO Iulls patent
sOAP-Iiul's Lee aud Favs
AINONDS-SOit G.. ell
MALTA descriptions
POWDER Blasting and sporting, kegs and rauisiers
SHOI-sclung agents for the manufacturer.
RANnlES-tL sirc brands
DO Imitation
lNDiGO-Ptimc quality
GROUND PLAslER-Agcnis for manufacturers
SulG g.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-04
ATTENTION NuII.ERs

ATTENTION, MILLERS.
CARLO; CIEAT C3,kLE; AND BUSTING SCREEN
WliSoN nAIpERSTON would respectfully inform
MIsis aTI 4, ,'cIs, that he - prepared 70 execute
street Wharf, Garlic, Cheat 'ockle and pn,irg screen
wire OF superior quality, and AZ rctucedPrc"s.
assortment oi Sleeves Riddles and IL, rs suitable
Cc3l nrc,Ryc, Cookie Mctl. sc which he will dispose
Orders for any NJ TIC ABOVE articles will bee received 40
' S ii%tf As 'r''oo''' toy I,4 4 GEO WINSTON
A - meeting oftnc H'arlut urcctursofihc Richuot
a III" A. griIou TUESDAY, 9Uth July. 1911 the ioI
WLcrCas. tif believed, that tho recent Tohac
60 mandatory Of hcssrs E-Ee-'ou a Wort auI the
ai''' ' VT "'ocH ""aihw'J were Tho acts oimocniil.
Rsa'rsd Tra,t the President no ,urnoreron lcf,Ir of
the A.. cation 10 osr1 reward OF lu. ar thc detection
nu COW .lou Of any iltCuidry COR iucCuaaICs) who
las hrel ay House 10 'hc city within the last y months
IT. a. CRENsHAw. scc'y.
IN Nlrs"ncr "i '1o above resolution hereby oder 4
reytroi slNl rf 1o detection aui conviction Of any I'M
JANIS BosiiER. President.
10 lsGuLEsTcN 4 wORU vii rly 5 o. IN
ccniiary who 6tcIuior Estabushmcut iugI
PROTECTION INSURANCE COMPANY
OF HARTFORD, CONN.
Ip,' Company en"r' ir insure Houses, Stores. Mills
Iactrfcs. Harus, emf the content. NJ s,,h together
Io .ni ,, ,gI.'cs oi property AGAINST
Tno rates premium ouersl arc as low us those Ut any
sim1r Institution, and every enc has ON np1tturiiy ar
SMALL sum t1 Doe protected lranr tho tayarcs nff w.
.lrnc'vc 'rncIt which ufru. single hour eve, ps
'wy ihu earnings oi uIry years.
and iu Io adjust M inf r,ytnet Of ose. Do ,rr -pi
h ,si For'omsof Insurance, 9ni .cr., Of l,cs
WIZ has been appointed Agent ior the
-l.'3 ~ 'nyoi Redmond Sc.
NOTICE
I'VE subscriber intending tu close The Book bu.rc.4 by
rlHoi uuohsf. De -toss Of Houks, stationary. SC
Wv positively De- soil ai hrs cot, ior cash u0Itbst mc
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-04
MUSIC FOR THE PLANO FORTE.
RECEIVED nj

a LARGE supply Of the Fashionable Nude for the
TOO n'oEs by ycTa ai,Svr iDi De Piano nr ST,
srn7i,S: Elaseoc,'c aud Acenn dion. VI MUSICAL IN.
slRMENTs 81 different LiaIs, Al Wholesale or y Re-.
TAFT =, rom ,sc mos ,."lebracd manufacturers.
a"r being rubi'shei Ia the Northern Cuics. ANY Music
not On mud vi" hc proupiy proc uTe, amt on AZ tyor,
terms a Al any other Establishment uI M.sic store In
imr Just t. hand: '''' '''' 'o'''"'
~ heart knows only one Think Of inc hen. or 20
r.. MI w.. s. sweet itI'nds-words ars
.' "1ll oi florence ncirsns
Lament VI the Irish Eui- Irlc Tcr.ak"n One
FsJ"s,I ma, ro.c, go, 'hsrc,s beauty IN tho morn
he's, that srswel breathing was not ilsc toll.
az Waief MI, 10y II hussefrho Gcne Queen o. Flowers
Pirais'- ScTcUaic iovoIs 'l,ys Of al, h., IJ,n
Conn 10 the highlands Yis NoTtSa - '''' ''''
Tine ,S,n ne'er Land Mrs He, touch Tor thy harp
pay for thee, or the Fare FaTcwcntothce Mary
vel The Nurnc soldier
-, , w. hrst Home, thou art no more, Mrs
9ulHe We : I'er string, ioII lICmanS
Tic Moon is reamus Ger Sns mc sy -I w q sg
ri c n" submissive wife, mt r:a ia ISe Kr ssSTf
go - ''tS :" n"he When, when wilt thou meet
w9sn lay eh's going from reTe. something ' IL t kss
wAITZEs RoNpEArs AND MARCHES
- "a pIlho'' 0N Hunter Rcnd-zvouz de Chase,
l,Ias"n ant Tyler Crane r,fa,onte-whai FAIRY Ike
Gal pate ouainlIes, by Sos Ri,oruell Jy Vie.
R"nIc,u sur nn Mcuf gou .Hlase, L'Ambassalricc
- sahT'rr l-GrNuss' watECs
fa'"fir 'aNainc from lam Is SSrma Qu.,T,cs Mach
Pc ucilI.i'u 10y Y Wei ~, aud the Jp.'a uI =
iS'k, 10 il- luTn, NssI n runs, Consisting Of Du.
= 'h'Ionr ! ori etf, solos, In Italian auI
'Shg h'nio on Horn Csle English words with many
the Wood, by Fiorini
ALSO,
A few superior VIOIINS fIlarinn.,ts
lot Of superior Violin and CAROLS II e,,isc on II. =,
''.'"i StFtH"s lu,i im'. burrows Musical PHmturrs
l"i''d al wholesale andie Musical Encyclopedia, en-
pMi , bracin- complete Ntu>i.
mans MlSic f'p'r 81 the cal Dictionary, sc. by W.
. h's lnlltty prn,r
POr FUliOs. for Musir INu-ir,I Grammar 81, r,,,
'o,oi No'h "iul's' Win CT PaHs, by DrCalcou
Together with large assortment Of Note u,,ks 49, g.,
lection If Psalm sud Ilymn Tunes generally tsri ID,
Churches and singing Schnus by various anti sr an
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-04
beautiful. DINING wAREIh,,

X e. iu.t
srsneds few ptckges Of Dinner sets Of the pate IN
=. generally admired for sale eiiher large or small se
As3 nov pen ia store very large and assortment
nne s-H eStninun China. printed and common goas
nell cut aud pain Class; pressed 70, Certn,n sycr
ors' &c &c. Please call and examine.
wN. r. BUTLER
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-04
SADDLES BRIrLEs HARNESS.

TUE subs -,hyr aas hand. A. ~ h. anufso,'~ -
shste,i siI.ed anc plaIa SLiig-; sornf.sr So -.
All kIacs oIoach 3arouchs and Sulsoy iar,..s =. 49,
s.l ss ~olieT'd sTrl lTOns; Curb ana sra A. ,.s. -.
En4.su ana AL1 lrau Bride L,ather .ne VI T.ifr,.. ali
qlaUnet o. Coach SniSey vUt Riding w..ps: 7Car-,su
aa ;on Gear oi every descupuoa, which he viii al
a. IN" l-"esi prices Persons in % articles f- tbs
Inc hs goods - All anu Cam
leS ALFRED KING
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-04

1oNsNNPTION a. LIrEW COMPLAINT
TN iphS HhlshM or I1NtEWOEr.- N.tErt,4.
Nervous p.s.U.. srIr.n- OFF Bu'l Cousur... or
lr lHt'r iHnIsIufs, can br rrms..f Hy fr. T.. Of
sIrfn-.Hfnns medicines sHth Wi rre1tr tone t1 trr
n.lF nr. IIs. Iar HrETrs Or IayIHrs UlIsfr of H.
N'INNr' IdF been n1nI successfully 'rr wear. r ~.
cure 90 Hr o1frs above nImri, ans is hssurey I'M ia.
e. .UrfrruIHHy "
C7rslmgHor 1nI LIVER Complaint Asa r.r,r,fr,,,..
iF Hr tr-r .i..lsca tm fiI.y sarsfsf tr1m i1rr .
u'1.n, u-l ~ medicine equal '1 Dr. Tiy1r's IA s-.l
'i lNrfN0r. -warItutrdunf 1 confirm ary 1rrr...y
mineral. W 1Ii1't' preparation and being rI.rsfy y,y
't, can pc used $50 tIe utmost safety ns AT Der ar1 .
'ftiF button tcIcluscs Che lungs Iy .2Hr.f.rr.r 4
,'',s M li pt'uhiug, nrI seems O., heal tfr she f.
'.tI, csn De no question uut This medicine be- CERTAIN
.hf, I'f 'nTuut Coughs auH C1.lr have ls. % .ur
years. my pa.ugc, auI Away with success
A T. ROGERS " %
TIC follow remarks were taken frr.r s vr.a Nf,.
TIC surprising Hacc produce. by Dr. Tay of.a
w sam 'i lvcIwHrf. tHusumpHss cases. cannot i7
nL 'eCn au NrIuE interest 1uouf the gor.f
We n'y' SD Tons believed disease consumption freu.s
OLE t11f bel difficult tc credit senses when gs loo
pcre0ns evidently euusuui fyct restored o. heath 81
thsisa tct ci Ity occurrences how then can We ,r..
Ton tho virtue nf Inr shove moHciucH We hone rb 49,.
clans vii masetr'l al ms medicine aad report s sFs.fs
fD use. For slcuy
GAYNOR, Dtues.-.
Agent Tor kiehmHUt. W
rHF .fnrn ~ NIL IL
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-04
TIERS AND CORN su E LLEUs


WHEAT EaNs.PLoUGIIss STRAW CUT
TIERS AND CORN ST. nc LLERs.
ue spb1crioets are prepared 10 furnish Andutes
WIZ Fans. Having been fully tested u is unncecK
rom s25 to 30
We would upon the farmers Of Virginia and North
CAROLINA TO give her Poughs uia hcirz that
Pipugs have received premiums almost SAFE in
ic unon A. our lsts fair IN Virginia. they had awarded
them M" premium 1nogc VITO have pronounce
thcis the unfi perfect tup,IaC nj ~ tie kl
that VIC win couhenee refer having Sold between
and lop Ne thUk Gu sufficient opportunity has en- r.
ven Z" hn tnrit defects, n thsy had Their
Cssugs are made O. 7eye-al di-rcul metal com
bhe ior the double purpose Of u.GkiuE them hard
The utcc 81 these implements arc Is low II no, ,le
lower ian the sps conuhn Article which to the Planter
- valuable onslcrsiiou.
Que hnTss Plough
2 H. Large size do
A Three horse 10
~. 10 Large axe DO
A T. Four horse 10
CultNAlDTs
tOT shelters
II T.. Two hUrss Plough
?. u" Large size do
A side hill tlscd also for dtching)
A - Large -iE" 30
Swar A Plough
Hand yul'iyUOrl, for gar deus
Straw Cutters
These last articles Germ shelters ar Straw Cuu-rs) We
interd % sell price low induce every Planter
vi hassly use for one, To purchase.
We keep constantly on hand a lcTte a good assortment
ui castings Of tie Atu,e Superior metal
IL FNes ms pleasure 10 shOy. even should
VIC be 50 unfortunate as nat To effect ale
GNFr1ER a PEaKE,
GToccrs and Conms-on Merchants,
IL HgN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-04
TO TosACCoNIsTs.

100 F d5 Is 80 % g Na q s a;e'' ss
IT, 10 shorts 30 DO %
~ dU Cu DO - u 10 d.
II cases ia.a b,ian L4r 0Tce = very good ar-i
cie,rccelving per sem Gladiator, ana Tor sale
10 IANrz SIZER L SoN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-04
PUBLIC WORKS OF ANERTC...-

-
~ Z. splendid works. @ '0''"'HS
kepIHs Specifications and estimates OF Public ws5ks
Tie Philadelphia Gas ard Wafer Works
Reservoir Dam Acr ross the Swatara
Twin Lscks N the SehuylkIll Canal
Delaware BreakWAcr
Dan aud Locks on the Sandy Beaver Cana!
Lain on abe Ja1sss River ami kznawhs Cana
l.'IhN "l leei III on DO 10
aqueducis across RrTa1na River BIRD Creek 10
sAperstTuctlrc, a OF Farm BddEes 10
Lex Gates ami Mfre sls
Illustrated by 20 snCEsvngS In the best zf,Ia Of ART orr
ion Ei;.lou, ci.iel by WIN strickland EJHar- "a r
Henry Campbell Civil Engineers ~ '
Public Works Great tain rypsist;ng n. p.sf.-.-
hat-s OhAlrs b.cGss, Cu-tnss, Embankmsuts TIrr--'
ot-e ArtAe., NI2-lrts Bridges, Stations Iacon,tty,
tneiues &c, Cast Iron Bridges Iron and Cas- M,,T. q
mails Lex Gates. Cengrn1 Masonry AMI BRICK Vol ,Sr
tna unne.s- Canal Beats, the Liverpool sut IN Ir
DOCKS P.aus and Dimensions pUSk Gates Mails gr,,s
4nl ,hcr Masonry. MDOrng Chains Plan OF lie M, rl
a' Loion ant oher rr atfant Engineering W
WI descriptions aui saecIicluous- the whole reno.
r. ne uiiAes' u;-ly' with l63 Splendid Plates /, ndo-
IT,, above, with many other Works Of Science ,r, s
lo-As a. J. W. RANDOLPH A cos
81" Book aud Fancy Ef1r,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-04
10 COUNTRY MERCHANTS
DOUBLE AND SINGLh GIJNS IfTGTEs 4.

y - u u n - ID sINGLE GUNs, hIFLES, g
| llANE on hani a very extensive assortment OF Gu
hHes Percussion Caps and Sporting Tackle OF al .In
which am determined 70 sell 10 Country De,.rs n, -
'eliosg prices Tor cash THOS TNRER
mn . Importer and Manufacturer OF Guns &c
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-04


ROCkBRIDCE ALUM SPRING WATER
Il cure 90, Scfo.an, pysPcPsIa, Chronic Diseases
aEl arJpslss.
TUE 10 owing Ccrfi.t.s are seemed s .iert FOB SHOW,
Il IHe 'mcsCy %. Zoe Atom W,.U
Frou ihs Rev N-rlIfcf EJcsbrf1rs near tsv.rrfsn
Mrssrs a II C1m7h.u-Ulv.Hg for s.rcr,i .,,s11s
-' F' fusiy celebrated -rr1gs, and rHvn. uniform
M .rI N.u much aIylu1le num uc " fH. water.
r"coriHiN ri IVY no. fr0uy virtues both H 70. HHrr
Oh 'a nay Vr If ash .H" Some. Nv f.r uI fHt fr.
pot. I.a N.H may .n inc measure. 1r rewarded Tor #
YOU hagc wFdr and provided W. HsaB.. be- -frrr - liver
election accompanied u OBJ cough and %, persia Tfswa.
II. uniformly .T"r1s in c liver. WH EI,u action ~u fb0
bowels improves tnc aFrr'r dn Ers.'n anI 0r'1rrss
ustgi tHt Hu Indebted Co arlr es.Hf f1 Nc yrss Of
r N'W SlylE- 'rr considerable portion ni frr health
l.f comfort lIv" rH.nvr'. sUse . .r.rf fsribrIty
NETCArr
The Csr"ftat.of Joseph BEL ESQ of RoeE-tHsc
r'rfy fI1I IrI W.a.r. trs1. H#.s Alum -.r.n-a
hIrt- relief fnr dreadful .1sf 81 dyspepsia and f'unI
mIch nenrrt infor'. % was f' rs relief bat found af
.rra irr less f1l r' almost I'll iur Wrsrru springs DO
7rleyr io be most va liable water 'or ctr ts yspep
s.n..
Given under tay aaal This eshw March, $50.
no A mH supply received suI @, Hc has in barrels or
bottles az lNEiI. JOHNSTON 4 WELLS.
ln 'gsri- fo hs rroPreiors
nIL CLOTH COVERS, pr r sno Forfrs. lined
y wildwood. tc tcs Stud olarlcc i9r he ultposc. Tor
Muse store Square above thc nsoEs
no ny ife Richmond auU &. WtIcoS, have received
another N those splendid and hall Octave PIANOS
m.ie g. '-er hy GtIc Christopher slso others from
scl only those PIANOS which have the French Grand
ACTON auto
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-04

American Busfcred
Er-.sN go
German and Gas, S'cel
S,rLc steel for Gc- and Carriages
-, highest pTec VIII De- -Nnuiur zrgln Iron
aIL NOltIlLAM. M-i.kI nEK a On
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-04
CO-PARTNEHsmm

WN VIII LlAMS, : EI'ors Of Edmund
X y HANALI- Malls. dec'f
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-04

ME having ,nyci our Fan supply Of Groceries &c.
w We call the attention ~ country friends 10 tl-
following Goods, which are fresh and selected with care
from roo LmnnrInIInI. Viz
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-06-15

PARENTAL AGoNY.--It has been
mentioned in this paper that among the
passengers on board the Ilfated President
was Lord Fizroy Lepox, second son Of
the Duke OF Richmond, A letter has
been received in Montreal, from a gen,
,emOn who lives near Goodwood, the
country seat of the Duke, in which the
terrible anxiety Of the parents S thuu
briefly hut touchingNy alluded to:
"Tho Duke ofRichmond has walk ed
for days, and days, from sunrise to sun.
set, on the London road. 10 receive any
news that might be forthcoming of the
absent vessel. Both he and the Duchess
are looking like spsctres, so intense has
been their agony of mind"
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-06-15
BRITISH LIBERTY.

From w. L. Mackenzie's VOlunteer'
published weekly at Rochester, N. T.,
price So per annum.) we collected the
following facts relative 10 the representa-
ton and right of suffrage in Great Briton:
ll7,50O voters living in twelve cities
elect 26 members Of Parliament
Il3.775 voters living in one hundred
and nineiy-four Boronghs, or villages, el.
ect 2s3 members.
tsO693 voters elect 347 members Of
Parliament, being majority Of the body
which makes laws for 2G,OOO.OO0 ofpeo-
pie. -,
many of the voters are workingmen, and
how many are in some shape receiving
direct personal benefit from the govern
ment. We might then understand why
system Of government is persisted in
which fakes fromlabor the bread il earns,
and has made one sixth Of the popula-
ton paupers. ErpositOr.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-06-15
REMOVALS. &c.

We published, week or two since, an
article from an eastern paper, stating that
Purser on board a sloop of war, had
been removed on the charge of improper
Interference in elections. We wonder
what has become of a certain Captain
Stockton of the Navy, who deserted his
post last summer, and travelled the coun.
try making reasonable speeches against
the then Administration? Has he been
removed for his Interference in elections4
Has the Secretary of the Navy heard moth.
ing of this Capiain--Or do not Captains
come under the "rule" he has adopted 10
govern his "nvestigations"--or does tho
fact Of the brave Captains advocating
the federal hard cider doctrines shield
him from all blame9 What Justice or
vviue is there in an Administration which
will dismiss from IFS service Purser and
retain a Captain, when both are guilty
of the same offence! This is kind Of
jug. handled justice which the people
will not relish, and we trust they will not
in future allow themselves to be gulle1
into the support of federalism BY the
shake Of o 'koonskin or the singing OF
log cabin dogSrel.-COshocton De1ocra'.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-06-15
THE STANDARD.
GEORGETOWN, JUNE Is, l84l.
CONGRESS.

The reader is referred TO the preceding
columns for summary OF the proceed
ings Of Congress during the first four days
of the Sc ssiOn. The main object Of the
wings is declared TO be the repeal Of the
sub-treasury; that accomplished, the char.
tering of fiscal agent will follow as a
matter Of necessity, and the President
will be under the necessity of signing such
bill as Mr.. Clay dictates, however repug-
nant it may be 10 his professions of JEFF
lerson Democracy.
Never was partyism carried further
in the U. S. Senate, nor less respect
shown to the minority, than by the ap'
pointment Of the present standing COM
mittees. But two Democrats were cleo
ted Chairmen; and these on committees
of the least importance. In The filling
up of the committees by the Chair, the
same principle was carried out, and the
Wings we're given a co mmandjng MAORI
ty on every Committee except two oflit
lie or no importance.
| Mr.. Clay will endeavor 10 rule supreme
in Congress, if not over the Executive
Gen. Harrison had admitted him dictator
and he will strive to retain his power
lie may succeed in carrying his measures
through Congress; but he may not find
such ready acquiescence on the part OF
the Executive, who has expressed deter
mination 10 adhere TO his oath to protect
the Constitution. We believe that bank
bill ofsome kind will pass Congress; ant
we can scarcely entertain the hope tha
Mr.. Tyler will be sufficiently true TO hi
professions of Democracy, or Independent
of party trammels, 10 veto it, however un
constitutional it may be. We shall 500
see tho result, as the Wing members ap
pear determined to vote down all opposi
ton by moving the "previous question,
The whole proceedings will partake NOR
of the character ofa despotic nquisitio
than of delberative body, This we il
fer from what has already taken place, an
VT shaIlbo pleased what is to come prov
us to be in error
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-06-15

PREMATURE lNTERNENT,-A lemehta'
BILE instance of permtlure micrment is
mentioned by The Agram Gazette. Sew.
sral yeats ago an inhabilant Of Beregh, in
Croatia, died, as was believed, and in
twSnty.lour hours afterwards was depusit-
ed in the family tomb. Lately his broth.
sr departed this life, and his body was
taken 10 the same receptacle. On REQ
pening the vault, the coffin Ofthe prior
was found empty and The emsins il ought
II have contained were lying near its
mouth, in position which lei. no doubt
that life had returned after the burial and
that the unhappy man had used pow.
erfll, but vain, EXERT ms 10 effect his Q.
mancipation.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-06-15

PRoscRIPTroN The philadelphia Spir-
!, Of the Times says William Ludding.
ton an old veteran who served in the U.
niled States Navy in 1899, on board The
L'lnsnrgcn', and in 1901 on board the
Revenue Gutter North Carolina; who in
lSOS was on board The Gun Boats No ll6
and liS, and in lS30.'3l laborsd at the
Breakwatsr, was yesterday ''superseded''
in his paltry office Of Night Watch, at $50
per month, and young fellow who lad
done nothing for bis country WAS appon
ted in bis place. What had This old man
done to merit proscrip.ioD7 Ans. He
fought for our freedom !-Del. Gas.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-06-15

and a silver doOi--i. e.-none are admit.
ted to best seats but those " bo nav UoId
Prince Albert was there with the Lord
Mayor, Alderman, archbshops and Bisb-
ops and he afterwards dined with ,besc
and made speech in ''good Enplish.n At
Merchant Tailors' Hall.
"The Princess Roval'' SAYS the Court
Circular, "drove out yesterday in bar
ouch and four" Her royal Highness must
be an expert whip, for young lady of
six months.
II is said that Mr. Power the commedi-
an, had $4,000 in specie with him IN
the President. His wife has entirely
lost her reason and her hair has turned
white.
Lord Palmerston and Sir John Cam
EiObhouse ('he friend Of Byroa,) are 10
be raised to the Peerage.
Mile. Rachel, the great French tragic
actress is now performing in London at
Her Majesty's theatre.
Hyde Park has been densey crowded
this week, the weather continuing TO be
delightful. The Queen takes an airing
almost every day, and so does the Prin-
ces Royal. was driving through the
triumphal arch opposite Hyde Park yes
terday when suddenly popped upon the
Royal carriage and four. The passage
was not wide enough Cor two vehicles
so had to"back out'' as gracefully and
promptly as the circumstances permitted.
The Queen is to be invited to visit Ire
land this summer, meeting having been
held in Dublin for that purpose.
Thomas Barnes, Esq. the principal ed
itor ofihe "Times" died on the 7th.--
lie was schoolmate of Thomas Moore
and Leigh Hunt.
The Admiralty have ordered a new
war-steamer to be fitted with the "pro.
peller."
The fetes in Paris in honor of the chris.
tening Of the young prince went of quiet
ly aud were very brilliant. On the 5th
of May the anniversary of Napolebu's
death was celebrated ct the lnvalds bv
religious ceremonies, attended by several
Marshals and Generals of the empire,
members Of both Houses Of the Legsla-
ture, deputatons from the different corps
of the garrison, the Invaids, National
Guards, the persons formerly attached 10
the Imperial Household, sc. After the
absolution, the gold crown, voted by the
municipality of CheIbourg, was Deposit
ed on the tomb by the Mayor of the city,
next 10 the. sword and hat of the Empe
rOr.
PoSiscript-Tuesday evening, MAY
18th The ''Great Debate" is again ad.
journed to this evening; and may last Two
or three days more. 1t is of course the
topic Of the day. 1t is strongly asserted
that the Ministers have resolved to resign
immediately, if the question goes against
them.
A statement has been signed BY the
British and American COnsuls at HavrO,
which seems to justify the course Of the
mate, Mt. Brown, as the only way OF
preserving the survivors. The II were
thrown overheard at 10 in the evening,
, and the Crescent appeared at 6 o'clock
next morning, and rot as before stated.
This is the month of "Anniversarles,' =
, "Society dinners," "festivaIs" and con.
, ventious Of all sorts, and there are prob.
ably more strangers in London at pres.
ent than in any other thee months in
the year.