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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-08-26
Loeusr GRotn, 2I.t August. 1871.

Locusr GROVE, 2lst August l8il.
To The Pros,deht ana Directors of he Lynchbutg
anil .Saiem Turnpike Company.
FENTLEMEN-It is NY wish t. resign my
II OHice as SnI etiutendeut Of the Cumplp, !,
ruad To take effect whenever may suii the plea.
safe and convenience OF The board 10 apo M anolh.
person. Ecsreelipll,, Your most OIL, sy'l
RlCtlD, PERKINS,
Aup o6 81
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August &c
C.ENN .vOTECE.

4 Ill persons ndcbied 10 by bond or other
~ wise are enrnesil, requested 10 come forward
aud settle. Longer Ihdngene will not be gwen. rs
We wish To close our husrn' - immediately
IlOKNER * WATSON.
June IA
a. L ennhli c vi CORY.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-08-26

FOreign MINISTERS. The Senate has confirmed
the NOMINATIONS II tie following Charges des Ar.
faires: Was ineton Bafro" Of Mississippi 10 Por-
Iugal ; Ambrose B"ber Of Grorgl'.t 10 Sardinia and
John S. Pendleton Of Virginia 10 Chill; and the
nomination OF James S. Calhoun oi Georgia, Consul
TO II svana.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-08-26

W Henry A. Wise is no prophct-thats certain. The
other day in the of his charity. he declared his
place, that no Bankrupt Bill would be passed during the pre-
sent sesson-that the ont which political
capital was to be made, and that it be kept alive for
that purpose This intended as an inlious hit nj Mr.
Clay whom Mr.. Wise iozed, else he egned
admirably the part he played The result, however, has
shown that he has as little claim prescence to judgment
or charity. The Bankrupt Bill is law. within week after
"Sir Oracle" had spoken.
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I 4 w ALL q O ID
LyaChbHrg Institute for
YOUNG. LADIES.

TIVE NEXT SESSION Of this Seminary whi
L commence on Monday. The ooh September
next. and will con tinue len mouihs.
For the more rapid advance Of pupils IN the high
er classes have determined 10 establish Juvenile
Class preparatory 10 the hiehe' Departments VI the
lnsr,tute. which shall be provided wnh competent
teachers under my immediate supervision.
Icrms.-Tulion in EngIish, Mathematics.
French aud Laiin. $50, per ssi"n 81 five mon hs.
Tuition ~ III, Juvenile Class, $40 per scssion or
five months.
Board, as per month. Dues always ray able In
advance. ID ). OLlPlIANT, A. NJ.
Principal.
August &c 40 II
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dArri0gCx (0l. &Yle.

E'ilE subscriber has Tor safe d nrw aud hand.
J. some'y flushed Carriage and a new and ex-
cren, Bu.cy-botl, ol which may he sccn at Mr..
llenry NJ Ddake's manulacnty.
HENRY DUNNiNGTON.
Aug. 16 tsH
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-08-26

lcOWAN0's Tonic Mixture and 'fs.sc
i u Mixture Phls. aud a general assorta.ent IL
RowaDds Medicines and supply -of yeIIow. psls
cipirated Extract Of u nk aud Of Jesum's Drops,
for sale ~ Howell DAVIES.
Aug. 80 isd
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-08-26
MARRIAGES..

Married Al Rome, Il al, y IN Apnl last. Anrnua
MipptEroN Jr. Esq hte American Charge at Ma.
dad, to The COUNTESS, daughter 81 the Count de
BentIvogl 5, "l the iolmer place. Nj. NJ. on
his return some.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-08-26
vUiu0Ofe f0.Uu pi0ucrfy for safe.

HNllE SUBSCRIBER, wishing 10 icmove from
J. Eynehbufe, oilers lnr sac hrr residence on
Goun House hill. The house has slx large well
flushed rooms, with good out kitchen aud snake
house, aud Wy fine garden attached 10 II. The
whole premises have recently been thoroughly
pa,,cd
A-o two story nhie house opposite Martins
Warehouse on 6ist st,eei. There are SIX rooms ~
Tins house, each with h,e place. aud there an
ext ellent garden, BRICK out ktchcn, aud smoke
honse, u large stable, aud well II the finest water
belonging III IT. II desifed considerable tine Will be
gwen, as the money viii not lie needed. Persons
desirous OF purchasing invited 10 call and
anime
Mn {. Phelps vii give any inf 'rmalion
~
Also. lcndl. ncw Piano Forte. OF the Latest
81, and fashion. ELlZ METH 5. CABELL.
Arg. Is #
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,re,sfr Wii do So With reluctance co al /, tlelr
own; though with a determination 10 give II all pos
s,!le efficiency. with hope that 1t say answer the
c,,at purposes contemplated BY is authors and
tb he resolution, il it shall do So 10 render 10 them
hereafter the honors which will be Justly due 10
their superior sagacny. Nay. for one. We viii g.
even farther han lhi>: II The oretaons OF this s,s-
lem shall satisfy the country that Nitnnal Bank
m the commonly understood sense Of that term. Is
moi absolutely aud ndlspensIbly necessary 10 tie
,eation aud pres, r,alhpn # sound and uniform
,u,ency, shall jnice At tie demonsttaiIon-
hrcause II will forever afterwards gel nd Of that agi
,,pp iopic, which has been So Long USED aweapon
If marry warfare, regardless oil lis fecls upon ihr
Lanuines S. and prosperity OF the cOunny-as means
nj promoting Which oul, do advocate b INK.
= ms be satisf d that the ends of -ood government
ram be obtarcd without ii. AMI Tor one, sayaway
viii, il, We shall r. oi,e hat dtuagoguos will
lave lost one If tie giea instruments with whch
they have so long lashed public o iilon n,o storm
many Of themselves havlng either been formerly
advocates of The very system, ., supporters OF men
who have been It's advocates, which they would (or
patty G, DIS, make The proi lie believe is the very
Devil lncatnate, let loose seourge upon the
country, although in all time past II has conferred
upon il nothing but solid benefits aud wide spread
blessings.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-08-26
Norfolk, Tuesday 3isi August.

4 l lif, NBpN T. DAY. NJ IL o'clock, we
~ shall sill nj auction. on the Ind, What.
next the Draw Bridge the cargo If the Schooner
SARAH J1ne from MayaqneA, consisting Of
les bids, Porto Rlco Sugar,
81 hhds. Porto REQ Molasscs
The cargo Of he sehr. Atlantic from Mayaaut y,
consisting Of
100 bids Porto Rico Sugar
The greater pan OF the above Sng,rs are com.
'sed oi The well known itime brands, "Cpriaun."
"Nadal." "Rcsolution," "Ramon Carboncl," mud
VI. H.
Ga the same day, AID al The san place. we shall
offer for sale:
100 baskets and boxes Of some choice Cham
payne aud Sparkling Hook.
20 half pipes CognHc Htnnds, some of which
Is very old aud fine ,vorcd,
Aud immediately nier the above saes are closed,
at thc Custom Ilouse Store,
hhds, Or casks, / hall ar. casks Of finest
old l.. L. Madeira Vine.
a.. ca,ks aud hall Or casks OF choice :,
gtapc JUICE Madeira Nine.
The whole II The excellent brand Newton Cor.
don, Cossarl X Co aud imported expressly Tor this
market. Terms NJ sale.
- There are two cargocs of Sugar expected
to ative leioie the above day OF sale, which wall
also be sold on the same dny.
ROBERT SouTTER,Jr K Go.
II. X ". PANNELL, anc,'ls.
Norfolk, Va. Aug. - ,3lA II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-08-26

NJ Gov. Glmer, presenting series of Anti-Hank,
Anti Distribution &C. resolutions from the ioco Of Louisa
county the H. OF K, Friday last took occasion 10 utter
sentiments entirel, incompatible with of tn Wig doc
times which he Processes, Will opposing Wig mea
sures recognize still. The dmnuon oiExecue power
and the consequent enlargement OF Legislative jurisdiction
and influence, he admits Was one o the pfnci's-ot u he
like the word as wellone I" the "6@rGco"S upon winch The
Wing party united li"" does lac conform I" tins nbstacuon
by speaking OF the Administration party one end OF ffhns,
,ann Avenue (ihe President ii"ns'l mol ONLY Weohad+-
ncon, but superior 10 the Wing party AT tie ohor end
of the Avenue, (Ihe Capitol ch more nmedlaeIy, aud
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-08-26
C.sSsy EOSs yJ.HE.fT.

rYNlIE highest marker pr,cc will be pa,d in casli
i trWheat, by applying 10 The sui ri btr
JOSEPH MARSH.
Aug. 10 ~ II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-08-26

10 Both Houses of Congress have pas-c the Bankrupt
Bill and has received the signature of the President 1t is
therefore law of The land. hope itmny pfoduc.
tive gilmore harm dian good.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-08-26

Kr. Clay and Mc Ieto-On all hauds the speech Of Nh.
ta, is said have been supcliatlNels great. friend
writing To us, says, ole surpassed all h- former efforts.
Such flow OF pure raotism- such bursts of rle eo-
oencc-haye been heard within the walls OF the Sen
ME- His enemies declared he most astonishing
man Cutbcr of Geo. could not withhold has appreciation
oC This noble effort of the nobles Of men,
Mr. Riyes, ii will be remembered replied 10 Mr. Clay, and
in despite of Nh Cays proeslaons the contrary, persist
oil in charging him with design to asail Mr. Ttlcr. We
n,esume Mr. r. the Senate with affixed idea that
pos 10 be sound suhe would havc it. Mr. Clay tcjon-
der says spondnt ofhe Richmond Wig, was equal
in eloouencc in passion, and in hing That ever
fell from him You will doubtless hive full report of
bu the noble fire OF patriotism henming from his eagle eye
the dlped chest-hc majestic mein-and the mpas-ioncd
gescua,ion, will be waning give ii effect The effect
,non the audience electrical
correspondent of the Baltimore Patriot SAYS "Ihe OIL
lost # Mr. Claws associates louk upon the speech the
most brilliant of his many al le speeches The sentiments you
will find not only just mani, aud patriotic bntt1e principles
such as should govern every Wing press aud Wing citizen
in the present posture Of out alars.'
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C,R<H fOK UVsIFE.IY.

EAE WILL GIVE the highest price 70, any
w qrant'y Of wheat del,vc,o1 IN thus place, u,
~ the atuls on the river.
MkINNEY 4 MOSBI.
Aug9 tsif
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Ekeryings anil Tar.

HABBIS N. C.. No. l TRIMMED HER
OVRINCS.
5 bbs N. e. Famll, Roe Ileuinga,
30 bhls n G. Tar. H. 6ne order,
900 Sacks Lvefpoo Sal'. large and IN fine otd,f;
Received per Mohawk. For sale low f,v cash
GEO. BAGBY Il Co.
Aug. 9 Giif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-08-26

hK. SpOONEK'S Pa,cm llyec,an Tome,
~ Aguc and Fever llygean aud Uterine Pills,
Tor sale At Howell DAVIES.
Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-08-26

" On the fourth page insert The proceedings of the
people OF hanawha reference the inequalities of
sentaon in State Legislature under which have
That the West has been lor becoming FESTIVE
will not enany beolc another State Con enIion viii
be called,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-08-26
DWELLING HOUSES,


EWnI (WnTun Que hundl rd Nlrds n Tie Nal- INWI
AI-.A ufal Bridge, on the Iuup,kc,1 with -l-a..A
a o,thouse attached Ia Of thcn, aud all ne
ccssa1y oni houses. 'fh,,e ls also large aud COW
modious Batn npon the premises. Thus irei lnr.
uishes valuable location Tor both Tavern aud a
Store, the turnpike, Slach passes through II, beiue
the g,em iho,nnghate ot the valley travel, aud the
navel from the direction ol Richmond aud Lynch
bug 10 The Virginia Springs. II not sold privately.
Will offer the above iiart 1T sale, putlic auc
uon, the PROMISES, ON the ooh september next.
The terms VIII be avery hber, credit and possession
gwen Immediately. The torrs will be nzo,c full,
made known IN a pllcAnts, aud ON the day OF sale.
Address The snb,oiih't, Natul,l Btdgr post Office,
X ,ekbnd e county, VI.
BENZ A.llOLNES.
Aug. &c. 1sI1 zoos
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Ey5'EK U'SE u.

This is also a hne PllnlaiIon containing about
800 acres, sixiy-thtee OF which are Low Grounds Of
good quary. lhefr ate of cleared La I'd, including
10. grounds about 250 and laree portion OF The
wood land Is fl ale Tobacco Land This Plan
alon IS alsn We ia Cover. All the Plantations
are well watered.
The above described Plantations have been
worked Tor several years as one PlaHaiOn, and are
now IN Ter thai arrangements ANY petsou wishing "A
fac Esaie in healthy region, "l possibly fnd II
To his interest 10 examine this.
Terms NJ Saie.-Onn uuh Of the purchase
oney will be required ~ the iine II sale-and Tor he
res due credit ii |, and , years, equal install
me ts) wall be given. the payments 10 be secured by
deed OF trust on the property. Possession will be
gwen al the end 81 tn" present year, wi'h tue PRIV
lege OF sowing nall grain al the usual period du-
fine the coming i,ll. H. S. LANGlIORNE.
" The Richmond Wing and Enquiter will
publish the above advertisement once week Tor Two
months and send her accounis TO this office ior
collection.
July Is tsH
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Review OF The LynchhWrg Markets,
CoRRECTFp WEEKLY ny
ERO co VI T. n ore ~.
(Orn-;,Issi..l fsCvchIpIS

Extreme prices II posed lubdcCo, IS 90 10 II 90
lutrrlot CO.. onlm. 3 90 10 4 90
Common u t'oed Il 90 10 90
fo 1it hhe go 10 8 90
No"l "a II = MA ulatutmg ( 90 10 10 90
ExIa qGoidits - 90 10 II 90
Lugs 3 80 To 90
inspected from the 18Th TO the 2i 36 lds pusssed anil
fused 1ubucrn. The quantity opening sn continues nfpc
Pfoos evidently tending do" nwnrls. We sold hhds
on uesdav, = aud al b. made by Mr. Wm Lang
houc oil tunnnhr. hr IWeipn 10 the lth 81 gust
i not favorable to fobncco but llo doing, aud that lower
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500 AlSl rs.

The Natural Bridge Turnpike runs though this
Land. lhe,e are about 30 6ue sptings upon II.
About one lhnd of the Tract IL well nmbctcd.
About 80 aces ot watetcd meadow coo be made
upon H. The land Southern exposure. lhe
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.NHfHr0l bridge Tract Of Land
FOR SALE

INTENDING 10 ,cmovc 10 the West, offer 70,
l sale my Fact oi Land. lyihg lmn cdiatcly on
aud al joining the Snulh West side ol he Natural
Bulge, IN utkhttdpe county rontatnIur
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-08-26

This estate Is regarded by the hes, Judges of Prop
cay 10 be inferior 10 noue n James X VET Ii con
lains $50 aces, ~ Of which are Low Grounds att
ACC h'eh Land, all The Latter Is ~ woods, except -
bout so acres most Of the uneIearcd land Is flu,
l.. h-,.1 LIN
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I1'ssE2E COTT.gGE.

TINS f. ,aie Is situated immediately opposite The
lo"rf end oi the town ot Lynchbnre, and not mot,
than one me distant. Il contains a ltlr more than
800 acres; $50 ot which are cleared, 90 acres 81
fine bottom land all the Gle ued land vel II
cluver except about 80 acres, aud Ia high stale
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-08-26

u In B,lrimote. on Saturday Last, red Wheat
vas quoted ii l20 10 l25 cents, aud good to pune
White al $50 to l35
New-York tribune., 1841-09-04

1,.,-rn addition To the general Foreign In
zsnc .v the Britannia are indebted 70 the kindness
friend for tine following letters received by him from an
intelligent source; 80 .,
You viii read of considerable distress in commercial
and manufacturing interests and tAere certainly much SUI
ferng il the working classes from Of employment and
high prices of the necessares Of life The aures however
are principally old sores arising Of ihe consoas IN
yosr side some wears past and would have been better
for them TO have suspended the We HaTe hitherto
had very untavor.be proisco Of weather coming mar
vest. bu, do not this 1t Will be bad although may
fall short Of fall average and Wills; writisg the
weather has put better appearance than for weeks past
The flour imported from Csuad4 certain to be admitted at
the lowest duty 3D. per barrel and the prices have advanced
% high that entertain no doubt Of foreign corn and United
States -four will also be admitted the low duty l. per
quarter II you should fortunately have good harvest We
shall be axle to take of your surplus and the current oi pub
lie opinion runs so strong Of permanent, Moderate
fixed dutv that whoever succeed Ministry must
wav TO il This Will be glorious triumph for free trade
PRINCIPLES and lead trust extension in revision Of
SUI tariff Should barves, prove bad one do not 2
prehend anv convuon Money Market, Tor the Bank
of England has acted ve cautiously this year and restricted
s circulation into narrower compass tLaa for years
past. August Is
Nv antcipations o the weather have rroged correct and
If the present beautiful sunshine continues, hares:s VIII
be all got in am still Of opinion ihal prices WI average
beh b. vear - our Socks very ov. and cannot
pect large supplies from Europe also think there mus; be
an alteration in our Corn Laws this Session and even the
sliding scale Of duty retained il will be 50 notified as to
admit inpoatisns on Com duty prices much below the
FL
New-York tribune., 1841-09-04
TREASURY NOTES.
TO ALI WHOM TT NAX CONCERN.
Eoe,.c.. Isnrchourd Candy Is reeoElmeaaed by egl

Ftase-- EEoreHoHru ttuu!
eminent Physicians and thousand respectable zens
performing ie cure Coughs Colds Hoareae Irritation Of The
Throat Group Whoopiag Cough Ca;ar and Asthma Ps.paon
Of the Heart profase ErPeciOraoa and If fact al dis
eases leading Sold at 45 Dvi,oa and
10 Asto House, by the respectable Groce and Drug
,ss in the city Pdders ead COneeae are not appointed
4rep,s Each envelope signed J. Peas, aa1s In q
= Cheapc-, Carpet s,ore.-HEwITr & BAILEY, los
Boxery between aad Hert-eets daily large
supple, gaa CzrPens also Brussels TareePly OH Cloths
&c shieh they sell Low price for cash We
oa,cpl., attention Of those about parcassiRs Carpets
HEWITT BAILEY formerly Abro Hoyt 4 Coz
sus a~ 9 los Bovery first store beo= Grand *
New-York tribune., 1841-09-04

q The NewOrleans Bulletin of the 25h inst. says tia
the deaths in that CITY, from of Saturday the 9'A@
noon of Monday the SO,h. 3Ol5 of them by yss,
fever The Board Of Health their report dated the s5
regret TO have to their fellow citizens that m
the mouspozng character and the extension the accnain
fever has assumed, it must be considered ericms
New-York tribune., 1841-09-04

~ We have placed upon last page two New chapters o'
B,g.AsY RIDGE We are sure that our reaoef' WIN o
occupv They were received by the Britannia and are
in the Tribune any other newspaper IN
the United
New-York tribune., 1841-09-04

ninth wAap-our Carrier IN the - yepietce ce Of
nearly eopf'u .. m on Office have left book at the
those ~so are oya where persons With
IN, ,s sen, 20 hes enter Their Names an' inc
Ill, n.fer them TO his list every evening"
New-York tribune., 1841-09-04

r ,dyer,.em.n intended Monday norniogs Tribune .ls
be sent in by 10 o'clock the Office " not open
New-York tribune., 1841-09-04

Of logic and argument TO defeat il. bot in spite Of IN,
friends of your Excellence IA both Houses proved too SIN.
Tor and carried the measure against our united eNe
and we come now thaHk your ENceeney ,har You as
done that against your friends which we could acc.
Plish with all ouF exeFiio"'-
He imagined that after a'"''as themselves OF the P'-
dent, hosptaltcs and by no means overlooking the Ca,
pagnc. they retired with the utmost good feeling
Mcssrs. CALHOUN, htSe, and BUCHANAN se'eraly rers
to the remarks OF sr. CLAY, ard denied thar they
New-York tribune., 1841-09-04

The National IntcIgencer OF Yesterday says
In our paper days We stated that \ C. Doi
had been reelected delegate from Wisconsin This
error A. c. Dods has been reelected in lora and b,
vote which show, Wing gaia The election IN Wiscoa,
does no, come On until Tie fourth Monday in Scptem
when we have e doGst from present indications. Hh
delcsa,e will be ceced 1t wtbe recoieced that the Eio
J. D. Dow the present Governor of Wisconsin, the h,
delegate from that Territory
New-York tribune., 1841-09-04

TT For Foreign News by the BRITANNIA
Page. ,.hx Rudpe, never before
nhI;shcd In nny Newspaper in this
Z
New-York tribune., 1841-09-04

MExfco-We the following nom the Merida and
Carnpeachy Bulletin: We are informed that D. Manuel
Lergode of Tobasco has received 500 usaets from the
Head Quarters at Vera Cruz aid MIN in etecng conn-
ter revolution: that Don Jose Ignaco uteres has repaired
Acayucan for the purpose Of organizing battalion OF IN
niy that Santa Ana i to assemble force Of 600
attack Yucalan about month; that the naval officer
Goley has gone Havana purchase vessels for the
projected and that the exports Of salt from our
state VIII be admitted AZ ere Cruz under foreign tag.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-04
r He T r B U n b.

SATURDAY MORNING. SEPTEMBER 4, 1s4l.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-04

DEsTH ey THE WAY-on Thursday evening Mr. Alex
aader Gray resident Of ogdcnsburgh died on board the
steamboat Rochester her assage from this city 20 Alba
nv He had apparently been aborng fo time under
,ous-,rlrtiye disease.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-04

The Touring and other mills Rochester ncar.
al. a, .and.t, in consequence Of lack OF in TIT
Gene.ee River This is caused partly BY the quantity drawn
of by the eaesce Valley Canal but mainly by the terrible
iouga, with which the whole country has been visited
New-York tribune., 1841-09-04

D The Quarto New Wo1 Of to-day contains the contin-
uation OF Charles A1aey psocare by he publishers in
advance Of It's publication Dabln, and issued in ad-
yanee of any other American journal.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-04

u We are greatly indebted ADAMss Express Line for
tic pron,p,ness with which received Foreign Papers
New-York tribune., 1841-09-04

QJ7 Tho Western State Journal at Syracuse says tha
their village is infested with backeg and honsebrcakers
New-York tribune., 1841-09-04

@ It IS calculated that ten millions Of bushels Of grain
less has been converted into malt Ter dis,aton, &c ths
year than there LAST year, owing tie temperance re-
form th= United So much gained Tor heal.h pea-
". and domestic happines.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-04

u young OF tr. Fourseand was killed on the 3o'
by the accidental discharge Of on Sullivan' Island
near Charleston s. c.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-04

u The Newly ork Mechanic Cor today contains plate
and clear description OF Improved Steam Engine, and
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-01-28
HARRISON MUSIC.

EREEMENS' QUICK STEP, as perform
l. ed on the 10Th of September, at Bunker
Hill, with all elegant engraving of the scene
presented that day;
The Log Cabin song, with an engraving of
the U. s. Log Cabin
The Harrison Song, by Il. Power;
The Wings Of Columbia shall surely pre-.
vail--u Harrison song and chorus;
Tip md Ty,a new comlc Wing glcc;
The National Wing Song, by Hayden;
The people are rouslng--a Harrison ductt
and chorus
Bunker Hill song-I welcome the dawn OF
the day brother;
The Pcnitcnt Loco, Glce,
The Past the past, written and composed
for the monumental Fair, by Mrs. Mary 5.
B. Dana.
ALSO
J Syracuse Railroad Quick Step, by ]. p
Wind
Round Hill Waltz, by c. Brown;
o touch the harp, by Edward l.. White
The voice of the past, by f. l.. White;
The home | love so wol, by f.. l.. White
, grand waltz for tho Piano Forte.
For sale at
Oct. % LANES HINNO.ND'S.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-01-28
Court Qf Probate, .NtwpoH, JAM II, 1871

Court Gf Probate, .NtwpoH, Jan. II, 1871.
A N instrument IN writing dated April oh
ID 1875, purpofting to be the last will and
testament Of Asa Gates, late of Newport
deceased. was presented for Probate and let
ters tcstamentary thereon. (
1t is ordered, that the same be received
and the consideration thereof referred ton
Court Of Probate, to be holden at the State
House in Newport, on the lst Monday in
Feb. next, at 9 o'clock a. M, and that previous
notice be given by publishing copy Of this
order, three several times in the Hrdid Of
The Times, for all persons interested to appear
at said time and place and be heard.
a true copy--witncs%s
b. B. tlowLAND, Pro. Cl'k.
Ian. a.