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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-01
mAnpwnTE cu or Lem, ,'' S.,.,"S"', va

'I'llE subsCTihr- receiving by the ships R0g
cus and she fiei, from iiysTp,Ui large assortment
81 Birmingham aud -sh i liafdvIrc, consisting IN par
u Auvs. Vices. screw Phas, Sc CARPENTER paionf
nn lnckS, Curry Combs, Trace Chains. Halter chains.
Hoes, viii i assortment ~ heavy HARDWARE Rodgrrs
sons foe uti'c ain g'rksi trfery; Graves SOM ~
bpiion ADD BurhcrF i'., and Edge loot; Iubo
sons anil WadrOn.s Il yfhoa, Sc fur sale by
apt VAN LEwN SMITH.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-01
FRESH sPHING MD ~UHMER PANTA-
LOON

WE iust m reccil pf f aSsl'fmeut n beautiful
w sprns anil 'Imusr PanaiDpn stuff, consisting u
The fpI.pEius styles, viz
Prince AIt.tf aHI D. JUiu'il'e styles
Birns.sy, Bath amt Victoria Cords
log Cabin Mixtures
RIusn Cissiusres
Pliiu anil PrnteI Constitution Tvs o.
FruuE ylgsnfa Jeans
Blue 4II Fancy IwI'gd 80
- and - Blue Nsukeeus
Blue S'ipsd rIuucr ta-sfGrres
Thee se1 AMI Fancy 30
Hue Corded CIufDoas
Plain BiuFl Linen
IlI1su striped and tSrtsl DO
Plau White KuFsis UfHls
Georgia N4rkesus. So.
winch offer or sale 10y i1e piece or paskaEe,
r.iuu.o isfrr terms. = J = JAMES q 90.
mt 10 gYhe lIuffe.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-01

psTEWTT SIR JOYS fuss
For the radical Cure Of Hernia.
fTWilS Tuiss been trcii and approved Wy he noa
st0eut fuffeuns the Merrill and owing ~ ne neat
vi tnfh facility aaps'ion 10 he variety n The
.frffaa. nntlcfsfc prso, has been eKtenFvcy
fHnffn lhHsn -tlfffii has slsn hcou pronounced .
slrfuf isiruncu ~ the surgeons On Philadelphia and
NfNIIfufHs
H. y received fhr diploma The Me- lsncF lace Far
bel ralluu. fr rs -fpsrioffy orer all others.
auiaig Il fhrsc vauahlc Instruments tna rereivcd
cod far ale ~ OAYNOR a RONrrFR,
mn Ono dcofab0ve the Bel Tavern.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-01
nICHMOND mar MANUFACTOKY

Of spring md summer It. -oTn and Pain Leaf Has D. uu-
usually large. ans being selected - himself N"W N1Ts
and boston sell aIdlte'it0 THIS market Hi prices 0n
sl occasions, will be found az least isw Doe offered
any uIsr House IRE trade lie De- alec supplied
usual with lsffcrs inafstias, FGr- of The kinds
Trimming, Hl Fc.i SIX rIIsh, Saciae E,irari of ~
wool B'II-H'E Cards, Up Paper &C Sc al which w
bc zoii ~ "a sGau -iyaue'.
Tie lIi"s respectfully Informed iIai thTy vii find
assortment Of is rsauuiu Le-uurn HAS sh
.iren aud iriILts, 81 the latest bruai brim u,uir.
f.E y4-fu John BDDIEY
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-01
Mrs. n. NJ. PYLE


fNpilIS h" grateful Acknowledgements To her friends
and customers or the HbcTli patronage. she has re-
'nNL al a'ihinis Them sAc fsshaf homo with
e rHlttN Z" m~iu c"nutAnc" ui fIyor, having fur
nislird an astmcn which variety guality and nr
may We with an other ~ the city; consisting ct
Blnr black AMI amy other coiuts,I figured SiIts
Newest siylr at CiIiiioy and fancy InusIins
PRINTS Of various patterns aui q,Iaties from 10 Go
per yard
Shawls Ut every description
Fin" iomhazinrs, SaitncI Cloths anil Ca .siner.s
large assortment OF Linens
JhToil cainbrir l,ik T. aud Linen Cambria
handsome thread Edstnss and lusr Ttln=a
Cambria "A,
Bcamful French worked Collars
Fringe for curtains
Newest fashion seneD"ns stocks, r"laTl and bosoIas
Du du CTIvais AID likfs
a great variety 1T lusiDry, silks, WOODEN and cotton
Newest stN IT, Ribbons laccs A.
ladies aui gentlemen st!lOvcs, silk leather and woofsn
Together with variety uf fancy too tedious 10
enumerdic, but which viii br found highly worthy NJ
IrnIlnnal mm The IIsa hLeIal I.rm.-..mlN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-01

PASSENGERS going North ininT rcJ thai there are
Il three daiy luc Of Cars from wasting'ou RAJ.
tmoIc. one immediately the arrival OF the Potomac
Steamboat, anctuyr ai 4. VI the morning aud
thei n before letts las; with line from
it1lnorc 90 Philadelphia NJ 3P NJ; Inns Attending travel
"t rpm Redmond and Petersburg opportunity OF
rceins Immediately aud reaching Baltimore uf
manning ll ntght ia Washington t"y desire H.
ununs m Washington unul before 10 the d,y. and
yet reach ~ Philadelphia - lodge. Fare from Richmond
To BaltimOrc, slU tflOS. SHARP Agent Ttansn
ap ls-u Rich, FIR a Pc. q. X.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-01

ny PIANO FORTEs NJ every description rspsirsd
and tunri Iuuirr 10y the year, 10 required hy WI.
ifsW hEAHsSo whose long experience and ability mann.
featuring ruItuuIng Psu1 Eurrs. Justly entities hIU
fv"ry r"nhiguro Gu1r7, NuUnH and srlitua rar.
ed. Violin Rows haired
, Orders ie0 fs above will be nunrfutv aHruHr.ff
h. Il MN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-01
ALFRED KINo,

IyFrrF elusfanfiv on hand, At his Coach Manuetory
" Ir slrff below the Ben Tavern large ami fashion
f rsa1uincut ~ Coaches Chariotees, Rarouchea Rug
fFs fn satsyf ta.ic II fhc best materials and
in eheh be- will sell unusually low for cash OF ciy
raresr Aukiuis Of work made n order Al the shoues
fiafif 81. snH o. the fnuaf reasonable terms u y
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-01

HAVE IN store amt receiving large stock Of China,
Glass AMI EauhenwaTc Looking Glasses. Asial lamps,
"a 1919 hh'N'r shh tofks ancy Io'i- &C.
g. winch are oeei To- The country ard Ivy trade Al a
small advance Nv stock consists au OF White Granite.
Canton sni liy.Tloo! Dining S-is-
GOLD BAND-Raiscd Figured Painted and Fnlm1lled.
hr-" and SMALL China Tea sells tDl uI Tea
waei ana n S e. -- Toy E Ten
setts, &e-Canon Willie French and Liverpool Plates,
Rich French china Cologne Bottles aud Man'cl orna.
FINE CUT AND PLAIN GLASS wARE.-Decanters
, .e. aI rsir' T,1Tpai s, pnmDler'i Vine Ccr,
irai Lamp -hijcsp Water Pachers, Curtin Pms, Glass
GLASS JARS ~ every description.
INVITATIONS : vcr. sni Plate. tstors, PLACED and sr4ss
i,s Dining AMI Ds..eri Knycs AMI FORKS ~ siis Of II
pieces Waiter. Brsst Trsys, britannia Tea Coffee
GERMAN SILVER P4iei lni Britannia Tea and Table
Spoons, britannia soup Ladies, &C.
ASTRAL LANPS-Iarse ami small sIes-Britannia and
PAs-AGE LkNPs, Rich Cot andPlin.
SANIEL ORNAMENTS beautiful China Card u skcis,
Motto Mug Eszan Cut Glss aud China Cologne B,tlcs,
BRUSHES Cloih Hair Table ami Tooth Brushes Ia.
LnOKING GLAsSEs M'ntci. Per, and Toiiet Look.
Looking Gia-s Plates ssiarsfe.
Manila and oifsr Mats
Ei.sdPiaies Common cno' sod sans,rs Bowls, Pcl.
ers. NsEs. AMI Common TuubsrG g.. packed IN tho
beet manner AMI on the most liberal terms. apJ
DIR. j. IL. ROwLASDs MEDICINES.
lti received az assortment Of these popular Srera.
Time MTfare-A specify AMI certain for the Fever
auI AEue
TIME Mixture PiNz-A remedy for the Teverand Arue
fuFrs .ng ts pfuTrroa the Tonic Mirure, AMI
equally as ccaciOus 10 renewing Ibis troublesome com
paint
ETiraSi S1rsaparina-hn Improve, preparation 0fnis
sriirls, auI llE ,ly lsnIed.
IsrrufDgSs ~ Borm D's'raysr-A safe and certain re-
n.y t.r ,ssIuz Worn. rom the human system, am
particularly a.isptrf its urrF a. chilircn.
AvtT1 nf1fs1 Eflbrnsnr0r--A frs FfrusitrK aur'ira
InD nr fc euro u Rhrama's,n Sprln. Bruisr., sors
THrDff, g..
cayram1-An invaluable .nJ pleasant remedy e,r sore
Eye.
Psgl0nara-Tt- remedy istgblv valuable for ~ en-.
r4cy boz fsDsinf Ordinate tuufts of hong -nudnz pro
dIr'dh ~ rDa Of nfhcrrsr. n D. recommended - isy.
many CLAIMS ufUu e rurfIfucs tnI psftursse uf
ssIe being pDassFHst II fne frz-ns railing tsWers sod
capable - overcoming e uuhsithy sHsSt Hsey 10 BE-
produced te lung ~ obsunste neglected couEhs
e..
Clarbgnfe UerrffrsA rsfEsdy fnr Widening sni pre-.
rarslrr ftr tech free ~ oil iniYriDuH pf0pefft@s
Drfsnfaf hLIL0sfsrF0ffts TOILETTE prcpafauIn
iur aufrniur. NilIsuInr Hnd rfrFeryIug Tie rsin.
" have been appointed Agents fpr the s oftbs above
MnH-IrfH.
GAYSOR 4 ROYFTFR,
20 d,.Jr abDyo Bell Tavern.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-01

JAMES n aEoRoE WINSTON.
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
REFER To
Lambert n Mckenzie, Alexandria
iahn Isxys a 10. Rahunore
TIA W Hatcher, Philadelphia
Janice tlunef, NeS York
Francis Fisher, BOSTON
Bnrhan 4 Bruihrss, rl1sburg
hcnIy Crew, Richmond, Ohio
Bcn " ts.hl, Smhhdcld Ohio
trunucl Jones, Mt Peasant, Ohio
Nm x Tols, Cincinnati
Hon a Carpenter, 10
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-01
HATS mNTSll uATsll

II~I T"roN Cd splendid assortment ut beautiful Hats Of
- ihe ii"S fashions, i-ur, ~ ITt, IT finest b'lN-TS
nutfss, NuE-I TlhhF aud lrtisl, Hats tc grrsrsi
article.
Aisp. few Enc M0leskn Plush Hate an g
Which were mdi" Ia order expressly reIh ralss
and offered tn customers and public prices
cannot fail tu give ,uuTc Satisfaction.
de- ELISHA SIIEPPEEsOS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-01

IsOH SALE, raf ~ srst rate wen broke o.,ns
u MllEr, warranted suund, and Foli for no fsuit A
great baSaain nay be hal by sppl alton e store ~
=. ABBOTT, Gary street
Alfa, an crceen dfver honcst and we'll disposed, of
hNfe the balaneo ~ the yeaf. m3
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-01
A ITT TsToi ~ 'gl All q 'a; IA, F e.,

n HISTORY Oh THE WORLD, has Ju.t
been received 1hofe rrH'ls mru paid fpT co.
pies ni ihis work, will please call and got them NJ sup.
py beng very large, a orders ,'n be- filed The ,lov.
Ing named gentlemen are aulDTzrI o agents Tor
ibis work Berry. P'f'fahufr. = ufiasy AMI r. Big
lD~, Iarmvlei Abel Charlottesville; Henry Low.
~ I1novcr LULA ta'n'inc and SpyiUy lysuiIi X ~
tu' rdsn. for lie EtHf'II shore, Row gu w Taylor,
Gsucrsi Agent Zach o." .g above nlInet gentlemen las q
c,py nlt'e work. 4 : MADDOX,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-01
{ n D
PIANO FOnTE MAnE-morsE,

DypOftr The Braks.
's'lE rircfbsr b. rsnsauty r'rs.sHE from 's fs'F.
brffrd IutuufirfIry of NrNVH 4 fIAar. N.T fsrs.
r.'bnt sni p'su P.u" IIus. ID.s f.. 'l'.'. 1000.
tH.'n'nt- iut'at asl.Iry of touch suI a4rstHrsT Of
i.I". 90 per ullir 'utheIr Insuuirrfurr.
Constantly u ffrN "a lfr1, rusutu %
Flutes. IisEsufrifs. tilIlonrffs
guIffrr. NuHra. NiuIYuraIIlH
ArrufiIpur, NHs.ai BIrrr
Horns HuglrF AMI 1rumprfa
fifca and Drums
Cdiar Violin, Harp and Piano Porte s,hnss, Of russ
rIartTuulty
Piano fortc St1ols auI Covers
CHEAP music.
Tito IrFeu collection NJ Music rfirrrF fHr ss'r
fnf tlts may hc aeirrfri FROM l fr .fDTr of fr u.
rrhcr. WHO snow eutilird tn a'U sf the Philadelphia and
Sow YORK wliulcsHlo suI retail prices.
Tlosr PURCHASING tu aUN ssl.u wiH Doc furnished upon
better terms Than They frI ,arHherc in Hs stir.
to- Pianos repaired, tuned lst on huc, au' taken n
exchange. T. "a TAYIeN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-01
~ IinsrEcrnltHso, hNlf mritrms FI.s,

Ill the apTosrieut- n tic machinery Sc. ~ me- Belle
ID Irs Work sfIfd Ia sr fIs NsiI fnauufactur
81 ~ r1t eahHalmsn a. ow al f'Fr made any other
iu fho iountrY, thl prrll'y su,H Na used for
r1Or"rnz 'pJIc-o bog su~als and He and lining boxer
~ ti'is esrnrDn ~ Nls, We have fHsify ipsin con
iefal' reduction iu Tficr, and if qualify 81
sll our Nails ~ hc equal any male nv the country
Huysfs invited o. cali md erifur f1t fen,asyer
D. Il A
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-01
III IT'D I'D

NEW YORK PACKETS.
GOLD llNEl
SD I'D SD SD
-, IySCUBIIRG, Capt InO Gould.
~, ,yENNoIITU DO n. Couch.
a., pu'IIuoND DO VIM. Thy. q
"a, ,riI-rkRORA do Jno. Bell
~, Sas-sii DO Gee. ". Allen
~ Nn<,'uESTER po Burr Knapp.
po IEONTlNE W rain .
This Ian. nf Packets, having be nch pS E'l'
~, u,trona.c Of the merchants oi ensSnd lot PeIOi
yr.Ts the propnetors solicit eonunuanee
ttr tVors assuring thcir patrons that every aiieh
, lac rtyen in forwarding their goods safely, and Win
hspiich. -, ..-,--- -, H. mai,
nfrapcencs tsr uaic AMI merchandise can DC ihSnr
-. Ia, tltctn Al the lowest rate oi prcuuum
Eor Cr,ghar passage, having good accommodations az
tN 10 '"' ''A JAMES FlsHER,I
WIN RowLETTN
r. Goods 10 be shipped To- New Orleans Mobile Az
or any other places, will hs received and TOT
T,.t f,nr New Yark hy the masters or agents Al Ne"
Y"re cc charge, except such a. may DC actually IN
Cured.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-01

JUDAH NfERS & 60.
Sspi5 Fashionable anil Chelp rnpt 1pd Sirr Dealers
lays Bf~fuEST-A CeHfAiN TRE FOH
TIE PiiE-- There numerous cert ~ tfrH ~ The
most respectable aud authentic character many which
uay be examined wefe he anrle sYd n used A.
an rffefrH apple fi0n. aud for many other pliu.
snHn'fsiei iu me ysFlf,s con-d'frd remarkably ~
ectgef tut iuf fhr PieHh be- rtua. and IuI
~ refund in sl cases where lhed ur contents
ufH bottle fHs been usrH without rfrsng cure snf The
'mpty b0ules returned. t0r -a'r ~
gAYNUH 8 HDYFTER.
m3 Druryias. lois arrnts rsr Ririnrnd
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-01
CuAvATS, sCAREs. STOCKS, sUsPEN-

DEhS, AZ.
THE subscriber has ist r.cri, % aud ~ now one ming
1'enii assortment Of Eu,brori-Icd Figured and
plain Sain six ind M"tuo CIayais ai - Latest
fashions and nio.t brauufni styles.
STOCKS.
snnplyof Tenants n winohesioI's very best Gain,
Silk nnd Bon bIZius Stork-.
SUsPEEDEHs.
supply of very superior ruap-udcrs consisting Of su.
pcTfur embroidered rilk aud six Velvet Gum Eldic
aud The very best EngisL IGuc tskin
UnHREILAA
Also, fne assortment OF Hicharlaon's superior Um.
bTcllIE.
All - which arc or.Icd tn customer, AMI The public
generally, NJ unusually INV prices
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-01
LymLL. JomNsrON a LYkI.,.

WHOl.EsAI.E AND M.
w Medicines, Chemicals
eles, OILS, Window Glass, q
wiiiscll un Ito raj terms.
NutIness, Mace, Indigo
CASTLE sap, Cloves,
Cinnamon, Cayenne Pepper
COPp"ras, ltuucn stone
Pot and Pearl Ashes, starch
LiquOIice hall, I.oswoOd,
Sal-rltns, Fig Hue, Alum
Powdered Ginger and Root
Whit. LEAD, dry aud IN oil
Jamaica Ginger, Saltpctrs
oil Peppermint, and other
essential otis
isingliss, Russia
sponge, coarse and fine
Soda, for washing
mi NNlVF.N .H..a.I -.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1841-06-05

l. : sta.s& 10 Nsw Hsnpsaire paper
that former cltl-ez e ~ So. -
mas +. Wlaams. las he-o@e A. A3-ni-
"a, Coaas ZlnHscAeS, n sAs R-sszz
Navy.
L sesus thas De was a early yos.h ;
clerk II q ssa-s a. Ners1ltA B-azze. s.
M naturally 81 /. genes2zs. sd a.
2r-ent tenpera-e1t. No soczer ha3 Ae
served o-E his Nlsne. tsaa he wezt - -
81 \ rel4ssxe ~ Rogllan3 for the pzrpose
q seelas = sAiP. AT i possss,e q ossaln-
NJ eHaP.oyuaeEt = CO. He =. lszgsA
s1cceec~1s a.esr ere g TO VOYAGES A-
was eangsre1sty ~ e. - PesersA4-xA
an1 apca rs recovery. tsrc1sh he a.
c. tAs Anserscan Cas-. eeZs ae4 = A..rsA
CO board 81 \ Rlxssan aercAars vesSei
as PElx1lege@ Se2=en- Aterr a rreSpe-
Fo9s voyage CO tAesr reszra ksne -
vsssel As attacked ~ > psrzess-al go
salEs c~lag - tAs AraxsFv - SIX q.
y l-la4Ezs t2e par2tes w.ere hea.e1 &c -.
tas xssssl ARRIVES A. ker 3exss=es peF'
= saissy- he E=-eror Asexaz3sr Aear,
~ Of tAls krtlazrt ex.lsss. Is - zaz-h
PLEASED wllh - svRxery a. 49, :.
o.ss-s q Villas. IS - se.3 50 In =
vts1s Is Pl@ess he rss1ls - fAe sz,sr
xtew sas IS 2ppcsaszeas a $685. ~
salPua2a n tAe Rzszs.a Navy Ere =
tsss Ae has rasea - IS prssess raak--
ne aaz oee1 E2rrse1 81 scz~e YEAS -
oea1atal aa1 a>eszpllssea Rzslaz ls2y
Tat asa SrrzarA. - sever save
iog =. l211ssry, ~ F~.<veSAzcr @aks
re- = lsSkv sAo1rA. S.snetl--ss
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1841-06-05
ARREST,

A young man by the name Of Skinkle
was arrested in our town a few DAYS
since, and taken to Brandon, Rankin CO.,
where he has been charged with theft,
and the forgery of a draft for S138O-for
which the money was obtained by a
"youth" by name Jones, who we under
stand has fled. We think the State Pen
itentiary will after a while be a source OF
considerable revenue, if it proceeds as
it seems to promise"
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1841-06-05
4 RAINBOW.

4 man went past our Office YESTERDAY
wearing fancy colorei whiskers. AMI
dressed in n brown hat. blue stock. pax
SHIRT, yellow vest, olive coat, white pants.
purple hose and red slippers There
will be no rain TO ay-szrs.-Piezyuzg.
lfthat fellow was cross eyed. knock
kneed, bow-legged, Pigeoa-towed. red
headed and wamPerjawed. he woald @
pretty well q carry round The country
for 4 show.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1841-06-05
GULLEDl

We notice that in the "Far mer's
Chronicle" of May IS, the Editor allow
ed himself TO be imposed on most eyre
giously. Somebody sent him those famous
verses beginning "My life is like the
summer rose," which he published as
original. If we are not mistaken, Hon.
Richard H. Wilde of Georgia is the
author of them.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1841-06-05

The steamship Caledonia has lately ar
rived at New York, fourteen days from
Liverpool, without any news Of the Pre-
sideat. Nearly all hope Of her safety
has dissipated. Among the hundred
persons on board who with "bubbling
groan" have in all probability gone down
to the "caverns of the great deep" was
Mr.. Tyrone Power.
"Then rose from sea to sky the wild farewell
Then shriek'd the timid and stood still the
brave"
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1841-06-05
RHODE ISLAND.

The New York Express of the 10th ult.
says "the Legislature of Rhode Island
adjourned last week, after a session of
only two days and half. The only i'm
portant act passed during the session was
TO authorize a State Convention in No
vember next, for the purpose of forming
a Constitution, an article which that
state has managed to do without hereto
fore-that is a Constitution Of her own
Misunderstanding merely got along under
the charter granted to her while a colo
ny, by Charles the Second &C England"
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1841-06-05

The two rival candidates for Governor
in Tennessee, Messrs. Polk and Jones,
having made appointments to address the
people in almost every part of the State
during the present month, it would ap-
pear they had gone to electioneering in
hard earnest. The Wing candidate,
James c. Jones, is " rolling" and if he
does beat the man whose " still small
voice" disfranchised Mississippi, it will
be victory indeed.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1841-06-05

TIE fe-
v;~-- 49,. tr- A.
rek-r ~ ST.
aber, ST
esm-I @ So
wk-h kat- -
-, 49, X -
s-r5t--- ---
.axevh7s-,E
- sr-
h..sk-s-r--zs
r--L.---
R- --e ez-fl =
-
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1841-06-05
A COMMON CASE.

An old man ofthe name OF Gould. hav-
ing married a young wife, wrote a POeJi-
cal ePistle to a friend, on that occasion.
and concluded lnus:
$50 you see my dear slF, though In sighir
A girl of eighteen is in love with old Could
TO which his friend replied,
" A girl of eighteen may love Gould Il : tine.
But believe me, dear sir, it is Gold without 4 ~
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1841-06-05

We have been requested by several
gentlemen to state, that Miss Patrick, well
known to some of our citizens, and who
has for some time conducted female
school in the city of Vicksburg, has taken
the female academy in this place, and
opened school for the instruction oil
young ladies'.
We do so with much cheerfulness, and
take great pleasure in calling the atten-
ton of our readers@to this announce
ment.
Our community has long stood in need
of such an insssption, and we feel conf
dent in stating, that, from the superior
qualifications and we'll established repu-
tation of Miss Patrick as teacher, she
will make the school, in every respect,
worthy of the most liberal patronage.
At the same time we cannot bat regret
the circumstances which have thrown
Mr.. Lewis (whose advertisement will be
found in another column out of employ
ment As teacher he is industrious
and capable, and in liberal patronage
which has been extended to him here
for some time, he has rendered general
satisfaction, and the withdrawal Of stu
dents has not been caused by any objec-
ton to his conduct or treatment of them.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1841-06-05
THE HON. FoRGER.

James F. Mitchell, the notorious Elk NJ.
c. forger, has been arrested 10 Lower
Canada and brought to New York city in
irons, whore he has been conined pre-
paratory to his trial.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1841-06-05

Since the article in our paper of To-
day headed Lady Morgan" was written,
that distinguished and very gifted lady
has contributed to the literature of the
world some other works not mentioned
IN that article, which have greatly en-
HANGED her reputation as an authoresss
among which is Woman and her Mas.
ter"
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1841-06-05

Of tbs Ssats Eaors taaa 81 d==s halr
hour L may - 0~l1g p A. zH-rszz
dIeF5fenee CT has par-- q Esossz-a-= $40
" Of wh5ch IS e=rtal--F rerT -=ssrRsl=
N a yOuug man ofno Hsa--er wha- Az
ties and r the Represenss-ivs frcz S-1z
county vas there be mg1E Pczsl1ly -
able to satisfy himself ca rA= sz5,e-r or
. O~sTer.-
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1841-06-05

GTGov- Fulton and Mr. CE0sS- Ssza-
tor and representative Of Arkansas ar
rived in Cincinnati on the 18Th q thar
way to Washington The next morning
il was discovered that their negrOe ser
wants had fled, and they could 10 where
be found-N o. BuELsfiH-
Ohio, having offered herself as : re-
ceptacle for slaves IN the least disPleased
with the conduct Of their owners We anti
ciPate an improvement IN her population
morally and physically, and congratulate
her on the prospect she exhibits
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1841-06-05
THE MEDITERRANEAN SQUADRON.

The New York Express says: "The
return of the Brandywine naturally
enough excites much inquiry as to the
cause of her return, and many complaints
are made of the course pursued by the
Commodore and Commanding Officers on
the station. We hear it stated, that the
American Minister at st. James, in his
despatch to Commodore Hull, positively
advised the departure OF the fleet from
the Mediterranean, and on terms which
left no doubt upon the minds of the Off
GERS ofthe fleet that war with England
was inevitable. Such being the fact, we
do not think SO much blame should be at
tached to the Officers in commands
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1841-06-05

John ". Ford- etIrsr of ia NcN-zz-
villa Gazette. has been rsllsved fronn tA=
further performances Of the d1-zes C PSF
Master II NcNinnville- BY tae Polls-1sss
Of Mr.. Granger, tia new Post 1asler
General who has conferred Ia oEl-= ~
on Mr. Samuel = COlvell--T-za- Is--
Very PretriIy and nodes-iy sxP-esss1-
How can a " political gulL0-lne7 Possess
any terrors FOR Mr.. Fordl We shoul5
like 10 have an Office and . turned ous
just to be the eeuse and recipient O. Sc
much poIiteness and ehasts remark
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1841-06-05

W G. w. Bradbury, Esq. formerly
editor of the n. o. Native American, has
become assistant editor of the Picayune.
Mr.. Kendall has gone on a summer ex-
cursion to Sante Fee.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1841-06-05

At recent ball at the Tulleriss. the
lady of a deputy from the Cotes du Nord
had her head, ears and neck so encum.
bered with diamonds, that a wit remark
ed" Madame - seems to have bor-
rowed all the decanter shoppers Of her
husbands constituents
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1841-06-05

"a rose by any ether name c--The
Chinese have granted to Mrs Prince Al
bert Victoria Rex, an Island al the mouth
Of the Canton river. 1--WE don't mean Bach
elor's creek or any thing that way,)
called by the sweetname of.HOng Kong
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1841-06-05

Five thousand dollars have been sub
scribcd for the erection, in Philadelphia
of a beautiful equestrian statue of Wash
ington, which is to be Of American mar
BILE and placed in the centre of Washing
ton Square, in the city of Brotherly
Love.