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New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-21

70 The Peoria (Illinois) Register states that
goods have Just reached that place, (situated on
The Illinois River, about the centre of the State,
With uninterrupted steamboat navigation 10 s..
Louis BY way Of the Hudson Erie Canal and
lakes 10 Chicago. thence by wagon 10 Peoria, for
- 10 per hundred, and might haze been trans
ported by taking sail instead of steam the
Lakes, for 81 50 per hu7dred, .shicE Is lorer than
they can be sent ria Ne,c- Orleans and s. Louis,
besides being very much quicker. The charge i.
/: 80 per hundred by steam) to Chicago, thence
Soc by land ,e Peoria. q Only give Us The En-
arged Canal and New-York will sell and carry for
nearly all the Western Country above ST Louis
WILLIAMS COLLEGE BgRsr.-We learn with
regret that the East building of Williams College.
Williauls,own. Mass. was destroyed by Gre on
Sunday afternoon last The fire broke out while
the Faculty and Students were at Church, and
there being no engine in the place. its extnguish-
rnent was impossible. Most eff the contents were
iestroyed the walls only remain. The ediice
tour stories high, contained thirty-two rooms,
occupied bv the Senior and Junior Classes, and
contained the Students Ejraries twas erected
in 1928 at a cost of $1,000 The College Is poor,
and can raise funds to repair this loss only BY ap
peang TO the liberaliiy Of the State the public.
1t viii be difficult TO ind accommodations for the
Students through the approaching winter.
DISCOVERY Is ArKicA.-Thc following inter
esting announcement i, made in the Southern Ii,
erary Messenger for October. The literary world
will be anxious to receive authentic accounts from
rimeuctoo;
DR.. Charlie; Mathews who left the United States
about fifteen wears since, with a view make dis
covcries in the interior OF Africa. writes d friend
IN Vermont from Abyssinia that he shall return II
he summer OF 1912, and that he has been gene
rally successful in his researches He had tray-
eled from Morocco, across the Great Desert, 10
rimbucioo and from tina, capital nearly TO the
Cape Of Good Hope, back to Tinbucsoo nd Abgs-
sina, besides making several less important jour
neys, which mad added much TO his knowledge OF
the geography OF the country and the social condi-
lion of its people.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-21

70 The Wings of Schenectady County have
nominated WILLIAM McCAMrs of Schenectad,
for Assembly and act as though they mean to eecl
him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-21
POSTSCRIPT.
By this Mornings Southern Nail.
HLLlssokores. q. o. O.,

T Nothing farther from Ohio.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-21

% Somebody in Pennsylvania sends us a list OF
the majorites for Gov. Porter in different Countie,
as an answer to our remark that the SAID Governor
is an unprincipled demagoguc But does tina
prove his point Was not aaron Burr one,
elected Vice President of the United States by the
entire Democratic vote of the Union and wa, he
not within an ace of being made President Ye'
who docs not know tina, he was desperate dema
gogue AID black-hcartcd villain all the while
Yet Aaron Burr never did public act so I'M
iustablo in its character, pcrlous in its con.e
Guences as David R. Porter has repeatedly done
in pardontng has personal satellites under IN
die.ment for crims as TO shield them .fro"
tricl. Fifty thousand majority would not wash
out the infamy of this foul deed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-21

PESssYLyASIA.--George Darsie, Wing IS
elected TO the Senate in the Allegheny District 0y
a majority of one This secures Wing majority
in the Senate, and far apportionfnest Tor Mem
bers of Congress. The official canvass SHOWS Inc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-21

70 The Wings of Washington County have
nominated JAMES McKlE, Jr. OF White Creek anc
DR.. D. S. WRIGHT of Whitehall for Assembly
They concurred enthusiastically, as they well might
in the nomination OF Hon DAVID RUSSELL for
Senator. And now, Wings of Washington draw
out your last man to elect him Your County
Ticket i, safe enough, but without vgorou'
etsort. gosr Senator vM be lost! To the rescue
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-21

II Uerchhnfs' Esmp~rnnce socfetY.-H
public wee'iag vii b" held A. in,ou Hall ths eseaiaf
Ihursdsy.J at o'clock Addfcsse. arc expected fron
Mr Jchu HaEisiu,, and other.
Merchants o. TIE city sud eolntry especially u
yiist to attend. BY order Il
NATHANIEL WEED, President
al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-21

Polic, orFcE-T Thar ofa Locts,- Of.ctr Lowe ye,-
ferd,y arrc-tei girl named sarah G. Rysa, charged
IN stealing goli locket worth ~, rou Sir, Nancy
Gibson OF 1i Gts-avch,J. tn la nst-, for '" IN
sne pfisca-
R,c0rtrtng Orer-c COTTON ore Tappan md Love
recovered person -uppo-ed to have stolen a. a
blue cl1,a double breasted w!fh velvet collar
aud blue for Inch they wish owner at the OH
Of the Loa e. Police
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-21


hie yowng Hsen.-An adiolrnrd meeting Of ths
Committee WI - kc ID National Hail Canal .tIeet o.
FRIDAY EVf MING. the M ~ Octobe- 1t y O'Clock
BENJAMIN DRAKE Chairman.
w., u Me-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-21

70 Albert Baker, Jr y prominent lawyer ana
politician OF Hampshire. died A. HILLSIDE
rough On the l7,h, aged 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-21

NJ Wings OF New-{ YORK one rote may ward
off the greatest calaui;ics Remember it
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-21
yIerchnni.' Tsmp-rance Society,"

G,1 ~ " Hirlyfs. Secretaries ezra,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-10-29
EDMUND CHRISTIAN,
EDWIN HILL,
WILLIAM a GAY.

lcnrco, Oct q, ISL
Whe-eupon the Premiums were accordingly paid
viz: SO 10 Mr. Foster-l2 10 Mr.. Crump-lo TO Mr..
Goddin--and : TO Mr.. JohE y. Shields.
Report IF tho Committee on Roots, &c.
To the Executive Committee Of the Hcnrico srcul.
tGral and Horticultural Society.
Your Committee to award the premiums on Roots,
&c, here beg leave 10 state, that they have viewed The
crops Of every individual nho has expressed wish 10
compete for tie premiums, (at least far has come
TO their know!edgc,) and report as follows
That the crops oil rurnips that under their oh.
servation those al Messrs Francis Staples Thos
3 Dickin, Joseph Rennie William II. Richardson,
and New and lydecker and they give i, as their de.
cided opinion that Francis Staples, Esq is Justly en-.
titled, I, premium No L. General William II Richard
son, 10 premium No. : and Thomas 5 Dickin, ESQ
to premium NJ. T. The crops, taking the premiums,
were really very fine, (belng thu Ruabaga Turnip,)
and the others Of their kind good, being
the red top and white Norfolk.
Your Committee farther report, that their attic n,on
has been drawn 10 but one crop Of Beets which CROP
IN their estimation was N every respect richly de-
serving of prenum-haying obtained an immense
size. Notwithstanding the ravages Of lis enemy was
marked heavily upon them-Premium No J. on that
CROP they award 10 Rev. Jesse II Turner
Your Committee have farther To state that they
have been called upon notice the Pota,oe Crops Of
Messrs. John Carter, Isaac 4. Goddln Edwin Hi,
Thus :. Dickin, James Gordon, and William II.
Richardson and after the most critical eyaminaon IN
their power, b. digging IN various places for thew
mostly in the sround ,iey decide that, in their uds
ment Joha Carter Esq, entitled 10 premium No /,
OH that crop and General William H. Richardson, 10
premium Mo-. OF this crop, your Committee would
observe, that the yield appears to them to be ordinary,
both as IT regards size and quantity
On the Cabbage Crop, your Committee regret to say,
that they cannot award either Of the premiums, Of
fred By you on that crop, any person. The pros
pect of Mess's. New and Hydecker for large and
fine crop very aa,erng, until the worm attacked
them, which almost totally destroyed them.
On the Pumpkin Crop, your Committee would re-
port, that they highly gratihed with the exnibi,
made by Messrs. Robinson and Turner their eyes hay.
ing before beheld heavier and more abundant
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-10-29
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT, oct. ad;h, 1911.

EXEri'TlvE DEPARTMENT, Oct a6;h, 1871.
N-OTlCE-In pursuance Of IN act "i ~. 'a General Assem-
~ tIy Proposals vii tc received ~ The Lhefi,:t hh tht
af d,y nj Eoyruhrr newt The sale ~ the Public ware
house IN The town PETERSBURG. for cl-i or on credit u u" Of
fr Ic accepted before that day the properly WI -i9fy
thereafter be offered for lease, lr three ~ uh' anco
on .uch terms and conditions viii then be made known
IL order oi the Acting Governor
WM. II. RICHARDSON. SEC. Com.
jyy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-10-29

AND FOX SALT wish 10 sell my Tract Of Land, lying
IL within three Of mile Of Halifax Court House II
contains nine hundred thousand about third
timber the balance we'll enclosed and seeded in clover and
except the portion
The Dwelling House excellent There Offices
in yard, good Stables Tobacco Barns Negro Houses
suitable for The rruodaon o large family for farming
II remarkably well watered aud healthy
To those wishing 70 purchase such property, should
like 10 them mine MOSES PALMER
sept. p io-w5"R
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-10-29

Siren faao Fories inst rectred In l.. p. Wash
JDT -chconr5 juliet. received Piano
- foes. which, added 10 the twelve lately unpacSed make
my c-- AMI c"np,s.s haze beautiful!
pa var irg price from hundred ard
six hundred dollars. all If which viii IL sold subject h.
turned really good and with rncommoniy large stock
upwards o thirty n;rwments cannot fail please those VITO
may wan, q; The article. W steps IN the dars
am risk purchasing Piano Forte from III. subscriber
i. willing that purchasers should withhold until they
arc fully tiled. f. r NASH, Peter,5ury
oct. 10 i.-6f
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-10-29
Mammoth Louru fer 2oh.

y =
VIRGINIA MoNoNGALlA LOTTERY. Extra, Glass NJ. %
Ia be drawn November 2,ta, l-il.
= no. lottery. u dawn ballot.
Gvae4 S,et prize Of 10000, oi 3ao. # 10000. u
HCo X ;a7 oil aOGp 81 Of 9u0 50 OF 1 - u o 100 o
%, II cf20l.
Tickets Sil-,iares IN proportion.
Certificates Of packages - whole tickets S-)shares IN
proportion.
VIRGINIA LEESBERG LOTTERY, Glass 7, for lsil, BE-
drawn November 9Th. ISL - numbers, lndrawn
fraad CGpita,-l $4,000 Of l0oon. II 49, Of JGt0
; of . 900 10 of 200, 90 Of 1000, - uf sol.
Tickets SiD--hirc> III proportion
certificate II package Of - Whole tickets will b. for
Si:Sa-slarcs IN proportion.
az Orders addressed will he answered by return mail
and star. the drawn Numbers forwarded
,lrtlia;ely the drawing. Please address
H. NJ. lIoiT & CO., Richmond IA.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-10-29
ID. VI. Uoyt n Co.'s Lottery and Exchange Office,
RICHMOND, Va

ID FLOW we publish schemes he drawn during
ID month ii Ssenher. in selling prizes hereto
fore sufficient guaranty that those wshin. Pr':c rkes vii
.I,cr then, IL HolT ( CO.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-31
l;IPOKCATION

nEFKENCxs and English Chemicals Fer'umery,
" h,ir -rd tooth brushes; wood, IVORY hors ana snct
combs. OF ever DESCRIPTION 'Pouge ana "csn otancs
cotbc, and Shaving s,hc> alarsr assof theht o "'
am. .ub,o.il cram wholesale and retail shsNihs soaP
of evcry description: almond paste sad cream 'f 'h
hand. pis tenpees. >u>pendcrs, cdoriierou' "
Of Per.an xcet bags pure IaycEdcF water tooth po
pun. ,nt hair po> der large assortment oi
,c handkerchief such verbena- rose MUSE
bsrr.uot icrnon bouquet dc Caroline oouqu,. 'e 70
P,;chouly. a'mosc, anorosia &c. &C once ne Dai
GEANOJEAN'S COMPOSITION
For h, hair / nov used daily BY Rcre ihan ''uG' fpV-
sic f,r preventing the AR ron turTiDc gray Tu1hs
h,ldpe>s ,.an.riiT sc and be obtained Al NO. Oar
clay street .,r.x
Curlinc Fluid for washing the nair Is also W W "a
ebo--nlc aad retail, at the 'ame office
BANDOLlNE BY GRANDJhAN, wi
A prrpara,ioH tor go,>n- and arranging the n'i ine
mo-; ha,a and t har Ill BY the uss OF this o'c""e
soft "A clcs>y. r..
large beautiful .li unique ,'>ortnicut oil superior
HAIR BRUSHES,
Manufactured exclusively for Mr. 'rsSdJeans cstau''sn
r-n and with the expires. OF being u>ed win MS
celebrated coDposucn
Tho only genuine
For the huun har prepared from the original formula OF
the Baron rheuNrd by GrsadJ ,a1
AROMATIC COLOGNE WATER,
To obtain the -cuue article inquire for Grandean Gas
de Cologne. - -
New-York tribune., 1841-12-31

one of which was red ani the ether g'ees'-
would be shoa- upon by both, ani would nave a
red dsy and green night. When one quarter 'i
it. orbit from that position the planet would nave
arst part of It's day green. and the rest red AID
% he curicu. vici.s,,udes ot Day and night might
De traced for every portion OF ts orbit
New-York tribune., 1841-12-31
a.AYpsN,. PKEatrua uarsEI pp..

a. DEs'7 S iEfUu STEEL PRys
Il the a;e Far of the American Irsufuie a So.
\ Medal ~as awarded 10 Josiah Hayden Tor bi, 60.
r'or American Fens Il Is oov conceded thar Hhydts,
Pens eqsd 70 the best sud better than mos, of -
reported. fhs price 1, much e's, the .rsJs sra =
advantageous deal IN them. Ccnsurzers also IN -
the quality equal their cSpcctstIon- lr sal. ., -,
;-ado by EDW. EMO PIaua 49, 4s
New-York tribune., 1841-12-31
sf SPECIAL APPUiNJ MINT,
Jos + p II GIL OFT.

FEN NANUFACI JKEk TO TIE QUEEN
|,AUTl0N.-The higA character Of these fens hs,,,
X dGced attempt, tAe Part Of several lisreput,S
makers psactiec Taa&, only apou Mr. tiilloyt S
s.o upon the public An inferior arucls bearing IA. n
spelled nanic, thus, Glot oni,ing se final T. Is pos
Tic market Il readily be detected by sasnshsJ
appearance and thcycry style II wheh put .p
O5ssrce the genuine Pen, I'll msrked full - I
>,ph Gilic;ts Patent Or. Jo'eph Gillot. warranted
sad that csch gross fac ,ine of HI. gna;s.. tsv
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-09-09
TnE sEesION or coNGREss

THE SESSION OF CONGRESS
appears To- be rapidly drawing to a close
aud Will probably end not far from the day
(ihe 10Th nsianil which from the first we
have supposed would be about the limit Of
the Session.
The Horse or REPRESENTATIVE has
got through all tie business before il, and
Is wasllng the action Of the Senate upon
tlic Two important bills which ii has sent
to that body, and which are yet depending.
oac Of these, the bill for Incorporating
a Fiscal Agent, On the nature Of a Bank
OF fxchangcs,) was yesterday the order o
the DAY IN the SENATE. Ia TIE course Of
the discussion several amendments were
proposed, and disagreed to. Further a.
meadmcnts wilI probably be offered. SO
unexeepiionable, however, is this measure,
that there is not doubt Of its passing the
Senate. We trust, indeed and with our
trust mingles cheering hope, that the bill
win finally receive the unanimous vote Of
the Wings in that body, If not exactly 10
It's present shape, yet with such amend.
mems as viii not destroy is efficiency
and HAT, having thus passed the Senate
by the unanimous veto Of his political
friends, the bill viii then receive the ap.
probation and signature Of the PRlsr lGNT.
Nat fafeI. Cd iasiagt
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-09-09

There is caricatnre representing " The
Accommodation Cab" with full freight
OF abs,racuonists, trying to ride over the
Wing party in the House Of Representa-
lives. Wise acts as position Mallory
rings the bell and takes the fare-whist
Gilnler rides inside. Profit is trying to
Chamber on the top, but they fear his
weight may break it in. What dust
we make, as the fly said to the coach
wheel" is the motto of the piece. Under
meath is representation Of three men in a
bowl, with this nursery rhyme
"Three WISE men of Gotham
Went to sea in bowl;
If the bowl had been stronger
My tale had been longer"
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-09-09

~ Ia the Senate, on Wednesday, in
one Of his reviews Of the action OF Con.
eress, Mr.. Benton alluded to the President.
From his course Of conduct in 1892, in the
Senate, he judged that be was against Dis.
tribution, aud he hoped even if the Bill pas.
sed the two Houses of Congress it would
be arrested by the President If he would
rcsls, this Bill, he would endear himself to
thousands who would NY to hiss r~-eue and
who would sustain his Administrations -
They would hear him mphantly through
his Administration, in spite Of the denun-
Citations OF the party and its politicians
Tie Democracy would rally around him
10 the end of his four years ana then
a will not, said Mr.. Benton, say, what
they will do them (Laughter.)
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-09-09
TILE GREAT LANn I'LL.


Considerable uncaslncss has been icit
cor some days as 10 the fate of the Land
Distribution and Prescription bill, as it
might be affected Jy the decision Of the
House Of Representatives upon the amend,
ments made By tho Senate. That uneasi.
ness was ciiectualIy removed yesterday by
the agreement by the House Of Represcn.
iaiises to The main amendment, ta8spend-
ing the operation of the act when duties
are lad exceeding 20 per cent. upon the
value Of imports and 10 all the others cx-
cept three. Among the amendments dlsa-
greed 10 by the House was tina, by which
the ratio Of distribution was changed. -
The bill having been returned TO the Son.
atc, that body forthwith took 1t up and re-
coded from those Of its amendments which
had been disagreed to by the House. -
Thus all difficulty RAY be considered Of
an end. The President having recon.
mcnded the measure, the bin viii, no doubt
receive his signature; SO that we may
safely congratulate our readers on the ccr-
taiaty that this measure of measures viii
become a low.-NGiioaai Iaieltigencer.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-09-09
THE VETO POWER.

The Press in all quarters is advocating
a repeal of the Veto power. The last Har-
risburg Chronicle contains brief but per-
iinent article against the Veto preceded
By the following emphatic remark Of Mira
beau -" That Government is a despotism,
wherein the King or President can say
such may I've the will and opinion Of the
people, but mine is con,lary and mine shall
prevail"
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-09-09
NEw YoRK, AoGusT q

INV I Ukh, ktFVlVSt 20
The momhers of the Custom. house Commission
closed their labors yesterday, and departed for
Washington. Previous to leaving the city they
addressed Joint note to the Collector Of tho
Port, Mr. Curtis, stating that the charges and
insinuations made against him have turned out
perfectly groundless, and expressing their opin-
ION Of the indebtedness of the Government 10
Mr.. C. for the great reform introduced by him
into the Custom. house of this city not the least
part of which is the greatly lesssned expenses of
the department.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-09-09
- shr :, : - ~
lsss E%3 OF RXB
sslzsss9A TOWN LOTS. -

VA ILL be sold at SHELBY, Cleveland coun.
w ", North Carolina, on Monday, Tuesday
and Wednesday, the 4l, 5th and 9Th of October
nest, the Town Lots of said Town. The Town
is located upon tract OF land containing Two
Hundred Acres, nearly the whole of which is laid
eff into lots aud will be for sale to the highest
bidder.
SHELBY is The Seat of Justice Of the New
County OF Cleveland, established at the last SEES
sion Of the Legislature, II is situated about mid
way between Rutheriordton and Lineolnton, and
about 80 miles from Yorkvlle aud Spartauburf
C. H., 6 Carolina, near the road crossing Broad
River a, Gums Ferry, upon beautiful level ridge,
free from mud, and only ONE MILE and
HALF from WILSON'S SULPHUR SPRINGS.
The Subscribers are sure, that to those persons
DESTROYS of procuring agreeable and healthy
residence, no place could present greater advan-
tagcs. The situation is high, dry, and healthy.
1t is well watered, near Broad River, and thick
settled neighborhood. There are large number
of Saw Mills near, and every other convenience
for building, and Wilson's Springs only fifteen
minutes ride distan, Nothing is necessary TO be
said of the character OF the Springs They are
regarded as being inferior to none in the Southern
country, and hundreds of nvalids can attest their
healing properties. Within a hundred yards Of
Wilson's White Sulphur Springs, there is red sui
plur and chalybeate Spring, and there are sew.
eral other Sulphur Springs in the immediate
neighborhood of Shelby, though none equal TO
Wilson's for medicinal properties. 1t is certain,
too, that as soon as the Town gets under way, the
Line of Stages ri.weekly, and four horse coaches,
from Raleigh to Asheville, and thence to Nash
vile, Ten. and also from Spartanburg c. II. to
Lincolnton, viii pass through, affording every
reasonable mail facility. In Short nothing is
wanting 10 make il one Of the most delightful
spots on earth. except-a plentiful supply of good
inhabitants, and we wish all such 10 come and buy.
TERMs--One and two years credit, with bond
sorrFify
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-09-09
FOR GOVERNOR.

The vote is not full one, being less by
7 ,261 than was cast at the election tor
President. Notwithstanding the tremon-
dous efforts made BY Mr.. Polk--he hav-
ing personally traversed the State, and
made Speeches at almost every cross-road
in this vote is only TAG greater than
was Van Buren's vote, whilst the vote for
Jones falls 1919 below that Of Harrison.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-09-09
THE ELECTIONS.
TENNESSEE ELECTION.

IN y T1''NIl M T1TITIN 7 TN
We have received unofficial returns
from all the Counties in Tennessee, of the
recent election 10 that State, for Governor.
They give the following results III the three
great divisions Of the State:
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-09-09
DIED

IN Greensboro, n. c., on the Oath ult, OF con.
gesiive fever, Miss JANE G. JOHNSTON,
daughter Of Or. William Johnston, Of Lincoln
county, y. c., in the 18th year Of her age.