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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-04-03

% TIlE NERVOUS a OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
\ EVANS TONIC PlLLS-The powers Of T..
vans CamomIlc Pills are such. that tho FACILITATING
hc art, The iremulous hand, the dizzy eve AID
The fiuIicring mind, vanish before iheir effect,
Ike noXIous vnpors before the benign influence Of
ihe morning sun. They have been long successfully
used for the cure of IntemiUeuts together with fever.
OF the irregular nervous kind, accompanied with Wis.
ccrll distractions.
Thus tonic medicine q for nervous complaints. gen.
erai debility, indigestion and lis consequences. rs want
81 appetite, dlstcuslon Of the IT mach. acidiIy; unulco.
SAM ias'e ~ the mouth. rambling noise ia The bowels.
nervous symptoms. lauguor, when the mind becorps.
irritable, depending. Thoughtful, melancholy. and de-.
lecicd. HyPJchyudracism. consumption. dimuess ~,
+!shi' dclIrum' and all oIhcr nervous affections, these
TIlIs VIII I-riucc q saio and permanent cure.
Evans Piils were first introduced IN Amcrica in IS35
Berare ~ Z HU1eJfHS-CkuTIoN-Bc par,icular
10 purchasing oscc that the label of this Medicine
contains q notice Of IL entry accordiag 10 Act Of Co,.
HFrs' And DC likewise particular 10 obtaining tbem
ai lpu Chatham IT,, New-York. or from the regrI,,
'se"' VIM H. KING, Wheeling
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-04-03

VIRGINIA II cHANcERY-At rules held IN The
IieIk's uniec Of The Circuit Superior Court Of Law
md Chaurery Cor the county Of Ohio. 10 The month
Of March 1871.
george " Johnson, Complainant
against
bef1nmr1 B1Iy and James Coats. md Samuel on md
jacob u Greer, partners in business under the firm
name, and style OF on g. Greer. DcCspJ,,,,
The defendants Baly e. Coats not having entered
ihcF appearance and given security according 10 the
oct Of assembly and he rules Of this couu. and IL an
peauugIy satisfactory proof That they are NOT ,,b,bi,.
ants of tIIs commonwealth pn motion Of 'hc COMEDIAN.
anihy c1rnsrl DO b. ordered that tho said defendant.
90 appear here on The first DAY Of he nert term n
hispIuu. luI antysr The cJmplainanrs bin soJ r,st
n copy Of hrs order be forthwith inserted In ,,ms
n'", pper printed IN Tho city Of Wheeling Er two
months success vcly and posted ~ The fr,rt TO-, ~.
Court house. 81 Ohio county. a COPY tes,c.
ALEX r LAlDLEY. Clerk.
CAMPBELL. for COmpt ..0o
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-04-03
against

Ebenczer Zane md Mary NJ 8 bis wife. Henry
Moore. and James & Johnston, Defendants.
The defendant Johnston not having entered his up
pearanco ard given security according 20 the &C, of
assembly and the rules Of This court and il appearing
by satisfactory proof, that he ia not an i~nhnbii.nt Of
this Commonwealth. On motirn Of the cumpIaiusnr..
by Counsel, It is ordered that The raid defendant do
sppear here on the first day Of tho next spring term
OF TINS court md answer The said cCnplainanis' bill.
and that a copy Of This order be forthwith, inserted in
somo newspaper printed IN the City Of Wheeling. for
two months succe'sIyely and posIsd 1T tie front door
d. The Court house Of Ohio county.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-04-03
HM. SON.
REGULAR AGENTS.

VII. NINUf y W0TcT 81 NNooIlng
i. y. ROgINsOS, Portsmouth, o.
J. M0RRsJS, Columbus o.
or whom alsD may he obtained,
Dr.. Goode' s Celebrated Female Pills,
The Baron Won Huthcler Herb Pills,
Or. Evans Fever and Aguo Pills,
Or. Hunts Botanic Pills,
Dr.. Evans Soothing Syrup, fer Teething.
The above invaluable Medicines are sold Whole
1le and Retail. az 100 Chatham st., New York; .
jOuth Seventh street, Philadelphia; p Market st.,
,oulsvlle, Kentucky; 36 Cornhill, Boston. Nasso-
husettE: and Of The folicwing AGENTS. " lillian n.
sing, Wheeling, Va, Nv. Robinson Portsmouth,
Jnlus mar :
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> = NoDNt NI.fI's ! tI--.I-
nR. WIN. EVANS SOOTHING SY
RUP. FOR CHILDREN TFETHING-

dangerous Case of ConvulsiOns and Painfu! DENT.
ION, Cured by DR. VIM. Evans Soothing Syrup.
To Use AGEST OF DR. EyASs' SooTHiNG SYRUP.
Dear Sir-The great benefit afforded 10 my suffer.
hg laflrt by your Soothing Syrup. IN case of pro-
Taeted and painful d]enuuOni must convince every
sshng parent how essential an early application Of
such an inv aluabie medicine - % relieve infant
misery and torture. Nvln!ant while tcCtUg, expert.
0n0ed such acute s]utTerIngs that ~ was attacked
9th commissions, and nv wife and family supposed
hat death would soon release the babe from Anguish
III WI procured n bottle ot yOur Syrup; which a.
toon as applied To the gums, 4 wonderful change
vas produced, and after : few applications, the
ibid ~dlsplayes obvious relief, and by co1tirujngln
> use, ! am glad 10 inform ynH, that the Ch!ld has
omplGtsiy recovered, and no recurrence of that
tWiul compliant has since occurred; the teeth arc
'uanating daily: and the child enjoys perfect health.
give you my cheerful PERMISSION 10 make this &c.
sowledgement public. and Will gl'dly give anyin-
'rnlauoD on this '.
WIN. JOHNSON.
A gentleman Who has made vial Of Or w. XIV
Us Soothing Syrrp IN Instantly. lin case ola teeth
e. cHld) wishes Us 20 state tlaiGr found 10 entirely
stsctnsi IN relieving pain IN the Pums, n1d prevent
az the consequences which some umes follow. We
aeeriuIly comply with his T~eqScE,-SUn.
.Cwe believe II IS generally acknowledged b.
eose who have tired ia, that DR.. Evans Syrup ~
hildren Cutting Teeth, advertised ip another col
nm, lsa highly useful article for the purposes for
fhleb Il Is intended. Highly respectable Indlvd-
,ais, . any rate, who have made use of II, do not
le1tste 20 give its virtues the sanction Of Their
"a n~es.-BOstOn Traveller.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-04-03

. The article ns prepared Ivy NJ. Dumas. was mad,
IN the laboratory without refs renee 10 cost, absoluiel,
pHTe.-nci S-ic
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An interestinE ease Of Lopness of!SDiriI, ufH a
ri2IcHf SpIsDtodic Affection,
Mr.. Francis Caldwell was afflicted for several
years with extreme debility, together with a Train
OF symptoms generally termed nervous affections
'nu wtlch perhaps, u would be impossible for the
zen OF tue most learned physicians to describe. In
ms case the spasuIs IN the stOiHoch were SO fire.
q9cnt ara excruciatiDg as nearly to deprive him
Of reason, pans IN the nlbs, extending even ia
ne myers and toes, fat ulcnce, sickness at the
stomach, and n general agitation Of the whole
'ysiem, lnsOmuCh tha.a common incident render
III the mind timid and approhensiys I'm order r.,
feinoye these distressing symptoms. aud restore
,neconsuIulI3n % ITS former energy n large por
none medical skill had been exhausted without
on, advantages change Of air. and other remedies
were also unavaliing, and the mind and body ap-
hopeless and languid situation, Mr.. Caldwell was
recommended T. make trial Of Hunt's Botanic Pills.
lha by a continuance OF the MEDICINE according
CORRECTIONS, his strsnCth,hecam me completely restor-
POI and sound state Of health mos. happily es-
.7Oh'hcd. CALDWELL.
Ccpt0u.-Bc particular in purchasing 20 ~,
thnttne label ot this Medicine contains a no tice o
~ entry accsrdlng TO at OF Congress. And -
kcwIsc particular IN obtsining them Of 100 Cha
REGULAR AGENTS.
STEVENSON & NEALE. Pasrsssqq.fb5pT, a:
yIRGINIA-iN cnANorRr-At rule, held in III.
Clerks Office Of the Circuit Superior Court Of Law /
and Ch'ncsy for tho eoun'y Of Ohis. in the mouth
Of March lS41.
Ohio w Heiskell md Francis c Cam pbeIl Comm,
against
Mrs Sarah Bech, and Joseph Mllsr& Thomas Nil.
Ter, Defendant,
The defendant Sarah Beck. not having entered bs,
appearance, and given security sccordng 10 the set
Of assembly and The rsles Of his court. and il sppe,,
ing by satsia Glory proof that she 10 not an inbsbitant
Of this commonwealth. on motion of the compl,ipant,
by counsel II Is ordered that Tho said defendant n,
sppsar here on the fret dav Of the nerf term Of tbi,
-ouri, and answer The complainnnts bill. and tb,t
Of this order BE- forthwith inserted in Inc neS. q
printed ~ the city Of Wheeling Tor two months q
uocesrvsly and posted ~ the front door ofthe Court
house Of Ohio county a eopy teste. Z
ALEX T LAIDLEY, Clerk. }
CsHfIELL tr CsmF mar 90
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NiRGlNlA 10 WlI-IN CHANcsRY-AI ru! es he d
IN the clerks Office of the Circuit Superior Court OF
Law and Chancery foe Tyler couniy.on Monday the
4h day of January 1871.
William Russell, Complainant,
New-York tribune., 1841-05-13
NemeY York 1eaisIature.

IN the Srx ATE on Monday the bill relating 10 the oaof
asa and Montczuma Salt Springs was read third nme and
passed Ayes IA; Noes 9.
bill authorizing action, tor SANDER and assault ald o
,cr to be tried in Justices Courts was rc"d third me 3D.
vacated by Gen Root and rejected Nays II ; Ay"s-A B.
Dickinson, Root
The bill to incorporate the Shamrock Bencvshnt Sociey
was read third tine md passed Ayes -.
In the Assembly debate sprung up the recent Report
cxcnl,a,ory of the management of the Ncwfork and Ee
Railroad Company The Company was assaihd by Me''rs
C. Chatici L. : Chutfcld and others, and defended BY
Ncrs Culver French and others. The discussion 'un INTO
General review of the Internal Improvement policy OF he
state which was protractcd until the o'clock adjournment
Or Monday evening the Assembly sat out in Committee
the Internal Improvements Appropriation bill Mr. Iovn'erd
OF this City spoke opposition to the general policy and
epcciay to the continuation of the Censce Valley Cana
bcyond Mount Morris Messrs Dodd of ,cgany and Wis
ner of Livingston replied showing that it would cost nearly
as much TO stop the work complete it, Mr. Swack
hamcr of this City objected hat , Canal only transported
cclce barrels of Flour last Mr.. Wisncr showed
that !, had transported 920 barrels After farther
opposition from Mr. OSuivan Mr.. L. S Cha,d0ds prOpc
ston to stop the work rejected: Ayes g. Noes d.
Half dozen other propositions OF similar character, cnd
others make appropriations for various Railroads. were
successycly rejected; as also BY Mr. Hoffman, to
provide for the dscontnuancc of the works in progress m
pose Direct Tax &C. Finally, a, half past II O'Clock W.
the bill was got through the Committee, which rose and re-
ported it, and the House adjourned.
In the SENATE Tuesday, Mr. Root reported iFem the
Literature Committee the General School bill from the A.
scnbly with nmeudmcnts also bill in relation 10 the
Schools in this City, in accordance with the Superintendent;
views without expressing opinion thereon After trans
acting some preliminary business the Senate agreed 10 meet
in thu afternoon discuss the Common School BILL Assem-
bly's,) and adjourned.
In the House, Mr. Hotcht>s from the minority of the
State Prison Committee, reported in favor of relieving the
Mechanic from State Prison competition Ten times
the usual number were ordered to lie printed
Mr. Kelsey reportcI against the petition of the unicd
States Insurance Company farther time complete
subscriptions. Agreed to.
\ debate sprung up in relation to the NewYor, and Ere
Railroad Company and the Investigation of its
duct The only result the printing of five times ,h.
usual number of the Report.
Mr. reported the General Election bill [proyidng
that all Elections shall hereafter and ,crminp,
day, sc. complete. 1t was ordered 20 be printed
Mr. Van Srhoonhevcn reported the Senate ball in relation
to Divorce, complete Adj. to o'clock.
New-York tribune., 1841-05-13
AgroLNr,Exrs gY LIE GovGRyoR AXn srNArr.

CcrLSs-Thoma. G Pinckney Of Fishing Master IN Chaacery
GREENEPeles c Ne,ioon u Caro- Master Chancery place
sf AIoEzo Greene
csry.
o>EpA-cayn Z Gay, OF Rome Master in chancery
LE~1>Dai " Be'net .! H=rasharsh, Master Chancery
IL place OF Charles Dayan.
Dl " Bennett, OF Nart:nbrrsA. Examiner IN cAancery in
pi4cc o; Chsres Dayan.
Jonn r. Doubleday Bnrainton Ceni.,ioner for onr
tan moneys o the United staiss place benjamin T.
Place OF Morris Brown.
Aaron omcld, of Wayne ClIe- Slaves and Heading
OSoso.GAAlcrr!t Hewlett OF >ana speor Beef and Pork
in place Of Myron p ioVe removed the County.
May II.
Q: De.ds fer State OF N.p-yor.
New-York tribune., 1841-05-13

FHo~ SorTa AxEEeA.-The .o4cna. q: Commerce has
ester :or Callao dabd February 8 announcing lie oat
bre- At me expected re"oc.ions n Perm rnd Boliya
In ' former Col, Viyenco has Sc: himself up against
ou- provinces Q: Cr1co, .-e9upa Pune and Moxleg,a
he US 7apidy gaining g:ornd and would probably succeed
in ex!-etiEg Gararra.
Ia Bo'iyie General Santa Cre es bcen again proclaimed
be ~as 10 e at Guayqu:l 2t. or tc.e.bou, and
thence e,oa-k 70. Peru. y.ters he vo,ld -
;s.n=-i T. rsDy adEerer:s F-' y
New-York tribune., 1841-05-13
Gitn 1ntelliecnee.
Reported for the Nev-York Tribune.

CoURT or CorNoN PLEAs-Caerla- for this da, May !a.
Nos So IL LOO los lo0 1885, 2S. 80 l0a lo3 100 l35 81,
e04 al3 a 245 26! 33 90, 49, &C. o5 49, l4s. i97,
2o2 .s5 2s5 80 l93 la? 80 9l 259 24S. o57 go 2 s2s
COURT GENERAL SESSIONS s-Wednesday-Bcfore tie
Recorder Judges Lynch and Non and Aldermen Balls asd
Timpson.
P.cr Mastcr8on red for an assault, and battery Va
liam c. Carpenter, constable the 23d july 1889 TAe
cecuuon the properly oidcteda when the latter seized
him by the collar aud attacked him with knife with wcs he
attempted stab him. Tho defendant proved that ne refused
perint the complainant some kccs OF oor he rad
levied until It lred. This he would !o vixen
the accused put his aad kcg and the complainant hen
took him by the collar and clench place Nokne
exhibited used. During This time Mrs Mnstcrten
brought in inc money pai the demand received receipt the
settled, and the complainant treated the company
II also proved that the for the osesatoa
"o dePoscd 10 the coarng and the attempt to stab was
doors IN 4 wagsn and present IN the house
the Jury Notwithstanding found the accused guilty.
:" hson vas tried Tor receiving stolen goods knowing
them TO be stScn rife gun aud TWO double barree gur2
worth SEQ stolen from the Of Daniel Fish No iss Chapel
the night Of the 3ls Janna last which were ..o..n
by james browne c0io-cd man and Edward fowcn white
man Tho broke into the prcEiscs Officer Reyca desosed
tha himself and officer T. Sni: found the stolen properly
the grocery story The prisoner at the corner Of Mercer nd
streets on the top OF sore liquor casks The accused
did not deny confess that the articles were there BIZ. a
pea.ed TO DC somewhat Stubborn.
Inc deendan; proved that white broxght the ns
s store IN the forenoon and pressed him purchase iEc
presenting ta; he rad had the guns scyerayears and nus; M
all OF whom That the accused at FIRST declined
but naiy consented purchase them for sl and gre
public and the purchaser spoke Others and .
attempt TO conceal the lie proved previous COED s
a9ter or several years.
The Jury found the accused 20. guilty
PoLIcE OFF.cE.-IrcestA man named Philip NJ Harry
afrsted by officers Cols Denuis.on clar3d
several Sccasions upon s daughter e of o.iY s
years OF age The particulars -evoling foe pvbceta
New-York tribune., 1841-05-13

Tur PKr>rprxr-Thc following extract from the log,
book o: the Utca will bc read with painful interest Al
,nt,ng thai these were the and yards OF the Pres
dent may Vet hope that the hull seen by CaP Bos.
man was hers also!
Ship I'tica from liayre toward New York.
March - or lG date obscure.
Alto 30 A. ". fresh hree1es from \. W.-PaSscd ie
wreck of vessels mast. .pars and yards (or mast and ya
for the word Spars appears to have been partly erased
with sails attached thereto the mas;-hcads and yards b
painted black supposed them 10 have belonged % an Ing
sh vessel isn,ed the gale ct the ls'h being IN The sane
lar ard long. in winch the Utica lost many sails.
La, IS. 30 ~ Long. Il, 50 W. D. D. CoNY. Maze.
The gentleman who furnished the extract says,
The latitude and longitude give the position st 'ae ut
ON the ah Capt Pcll remarked at the time he passed
wreck that it did not appear 10 bclens 10 an osaia! r
b,n,an having considerable chain work about the pay,
The wreck was passed that they Obliged to aS
to prevent the copper of The Ucn being scratched may
add that Capt re before leaving port en'eF'nea seqss
apprchcr.>ions that The wreck portion OF the cama?
President,
New-York tribune., 1841-05-13

% The Rhode Island Convention form State Consti-
taon will assemble November 1t will consist of q
Members chosen by Providence leach by Newport Smith
field and Warwick each by other each by
eighteen towns, and each by towns We believe all
free citizens are authorized for Members but at any
rate the apportionment secures formation of liberal Con-
stitl
New-York tribune., 1841-05-13
IN Enrr ycars cnsnlng.

rg The Secretary of the Treasury has appointed Hon
ro,cr PolsDxxrKn Gate L S. Scnator) of Miss ALFRED
yr,rrY. Esq of Ohio and Hon. DAVID RrssELL late NJ
G. from this State Commissioners proceed to this city and
investigate the management of the Custo-loue under Jesse
Hoy, with especial reference to the fraudulent passing OF
goods and the stealing of goods fro~n the Public Stores
The rats that the malt will be eXPese TO the gaze
Of an indignant public We have facts on band for pub
hcation bu, We before that the proper tis
had come
New-York tribune., 1841-05-13
T e 7 RIB U n E.
SEw-YoRK, THURSDAY MORNING. MAY l3.

Mail c.ssracts-There every reason 70 oei'''
,ha Mr. C;s.scgR has been enabled mako very ise
.uctions in the cost of Mail transportation IN MS
tracts The Canton (S Lawrence Coz pe,"ei".
,a The route from osden.irgh Plnt's6ursn (l' ''s
h.. beer, taken for the ensuing four years at s9o0 s an
@ l and ,ba, from osdcr.burgh 10 cha'eangueay Cor
er a, 900 less than the old CONTRACT clear SAVING OF
MINOR route. of si,5oe per anDuRl, or $4,000 in
the four years ensuing.
New-York tribune., 1841-05-13

RnopE lsLAYD.-Thc Legislature OF Ehodc Island ad-
oued last Friday, after session OF ,ro days and half
II will convene again in August and 1T FIVE DAYS. Eight
dollars day would expand these sessions cnornously.)
Short the late was, signaized by one I'M
poan, and noble aci-thc calling of Convention 70 frame
State Constitution. Hitherto Rhode Island has mad no
by King Charles. This good Charter for the sey-
snteenh CeSuIy but is Supcrannua,cd. 1t denies the
Right of Suffrage all but Freeho!ters and the Sons of
F-eeholders or is bu natural that under such
Constitution there should be lit provision Tor C.r
Schools, and ,hu; Rhode Island should more
persons who read and than al the Of New
England
We these CRYING evils viii be rcdrsec The
dsranched that State have long enough appealed
IN vain 10. redress They have been governed urn ly
Fsderlsts, Democrats Adams Jackson neR Wings
LocoFocos, and Whg> ugain--u vocerous and tuen,
'ecamins about the rights and Interests Of the People
Peer and The like bu, all agreeing DENYING the PRAYERS
I Poweriess Let this be so no longer And We wou!d
say especially the WMlGs Q; Rhode Island You have
ROW an opportunity to attach the poor and the depressed 10
.'your by solid benefits. Do no, negl.c, !, ,,.c
mot yourselves wi;h belief thai YOU arr ;uvircblo
party bo in this country cxcep, bv L.s, nm
with the march OF Public Opinion. Recoeet the Word. a.
BRoueH,N the British House o! Lor in uyocai: ,b
Rcio-a Bill: My Lors constrained to tell YOU l,
a. through this House this House EeJo-ag xiii DC
carried -ana ii LIBERAL and lghtened q, eas; De
sise while It : called To-day, Msrs hereaitey
q JAcou B. Moons. ESq formerly Q; Coaco-J. y. H.
Late OF hi. Ci,y, h.. beer appointed Pacipa Cl- n ne
Pos: 0ts>e Deps-t-aea:.
New-York tribune., 1841-05-13

Or Dvo,,. who Ia, recently been Pardoned or Ct
By the Govrrsor of Pennsylvania has be'n arrested
other charges which will So brought asoiHS
New-York tribune., 1841-05-13

1spt.yA-Yesteray Mails brought Us no further adse'7
e the It District bu; there can be tts doubt tHa' bon
Geo H Profit, Wing, Is reelected.
the current impression that Richard W. Thompson Wing
had turned out Dr. Davis, Y. B.
In the lid District, Joseph White, Whs, has thrown
gu, Gen Carr. OPP by some $50 majority
In the Nth James H. Cra7ens, Wing, has tsrnea out
Thoma. Smith, V. B. b. 4 small majority
s. Crarens- election IS assured 26o IN R'psy Co le
in Rush he viii have near LOCO.
From the vh, we had no farther advces up 70 last night
Il is the strongest Wing Di-cs the State but 'e running
abreas, OF TWO Wings against opPo-fioa candidate rem
ders the result doubtful.
In the With District, EN-Gov. David Wallace, Whis has
beaten Nathan B. Palmer, Opp Gov Wallace has SUI ma
iority in Marion Gouny-
election Of Hon Henry S Lane Wing not doubtful unless
the story set aea: of death has kept voters from the polls
We expect further news by the mail this morning
New-York tribune., 1841-05-13

KryrrcKY-Wc were ni-ed by Kentucky ad'ices into
stating thai c. G. Wintcrsmth had been elected TO Congress
from the With District instead of Willis Green. Mr. Win
tsil was nominated but appears to have declined and
Mr. Greca taken the track again. The a follows
laal rci,,ru from the 81. Congressional District:
New-York tribune., 1841-05-13

SAFES At THE PHILADELPHIA STOCK EAcHANGE'
SECOND Bo.Ru...... Yesterday, April .
GOO CITY Gas Sxc. 1865 !o5 30 shares L. : Bank IS,
100 City Fives. ISL 9o =
New-York tribune., 1841-05-13

Po-lcE OFrIcE-Lrcest-A man named Philip NJ Ea-yey
afrssted yesterday by officers Cois Dennon yd
With having by violence committed oous crime OF irces
several Sccasou upon s daughter girl of oay
years Of ago The particulars revolving tor pubceiea
New-York tribune., 1841-05-13
gv this NorpAlg's Southern Nail.

~ ,rival, from Mexico III Ncv-orleass mestion tie
,.,- Of law authorizing i collection of tax OF iare,
dollars per thousand real estate tor the purpose o. 'a
ing an army to march against Texas
Capt Bsrrows OF the America" ''''''@. Ana is
takeA on the OF Mexico near vera OtuA '''e' 'g
c;on OF being smugger.
New-York tribune., 1841-05-13

q JAoon B. Moons. Esq, formerly OF Coaco-d, y. H.
]ae OF hi. City has beer appointed PRcipal C- n nc
Pos. Ots>e Dep.-.-Hea:
New-York tribune., 1841-05-13

COURT CoMXON PlEAs.-Caleraa- for this day Nav a
Nos So s LOO los lo0 1875 2s. IOa lO3 100 l3j 81
2O4 2l3 ai 24J col 33l. Co. a. 66. o5 49, l4s l5 ig
202 2s3, 2sJ 3s log, 49, 10 l9l 259 24s o57 go 2 2
New-York tribune., 1841-05-13

Oratorio Of D0rid-Wc have only time to-day say thai,
this grand performance by the Sacred Music Society is to
take place Tuesday evening the Tabernacle for the
last time this season. for the benefit OF Mr. L. C. Hnr the
eminent conductor.