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New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-14

IL CIiNNCERY -Beio,r th We Chme,llor ei ih' t'nt
| Circuit VIII m Cowia " Ge'rrs Gti'' ma oih '
Vi ter. Stic-H. & Towner. solicitor
state ~ New Work. ruHa; tIa dee et1 order '' me
Court of C.nc-ry uat' NTH above routed 'l't VIII 'g
u.ot a. iatfet.ofth. Cnar un tie 2ii d'y q" NJ "'rr
n-x nv liu.li = Go. uicnneers NJ uit A.rehaiH =
,e. r.. m. on, IT N.s y k.at - cio' % r,-o tt
a = Al lh5,. gruud su''" wing tnd W W,
Ninth NOV >xt,-rh Hagd OF a.. City - Ne" No" oh'fs
i'd. II u o. -r,t hrwceu 8th AMI PIh av'n'' ihd
Ipnwn and III ting. sheldon lain map OF ie p Pt OF
Thomas q Clark. 1T the Guy Of NJ" york. g'huta'n'
made by Amo, Oer,uuc and tai w rieeA'"' '9 'e'''
ors hy the number. 8. nd 10
D,t.i New Yos October ~ lsll: a.,
JOHN A. SIDELL. Master in Chnncrry,
80, ~ ~ inhn-
The le Of the above described property Is Po'P"n' un
the second gi day December neHt, At the same ue Au
place. o,,
Dated New York, Nov. %. lsil Cd; - c,,n,,,,
ma rd2 JNO. \. >iDELL Master 10 Ou'het,Ei
IN. sale OF the above prptry Is farther po'? utu uh NV
i4tn ,v of December. int tn ann" inio -nh P'-''-
Dsted New York. December 1851.
,eo,, No - John stree
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TR AV ELM G..
Observation-Disclosures

= Co~ RNE w U,H.go;,T1 II ~ =, sIb a
OF a f3r the ice viii permit With sai'-
II. rom Tie foot Of Cortasd su-e'
The " WITT CLIN on, Tuesday, Ttur'dAy are
tools Freight Baggage. Bank Bills. Spe-
&c or anv oser kind Properly taken Shipped or F
OIL hoar inc Boats OF tai. Line Dc a. the risk OF the
oxucrs Of sch Goods. Freight Baggage, &c-
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l. f G 4 L.
NEW-YORK.-CAxM DrPAgr.

-fTAlE ttf NE ~ y lhh.-NANAL DlFAET-
y asxT.-Losn Tor he improvement Of as casssrs Ca.
NJ ,nd Feeder Th- ln,'si Of he Can't Fu,d 81
u- u the act lied Al Act ,o 6r for IT, gfar
ne rov-u1en; OF b. ChrE'urS { raj Feedef passed Nay
?, lsl t-ehy cyr tha' lied ptop,t, VII % n.
rlyrd until Tur.y the lf'h Jay o Dsc,msrt gllI
"a = m IN -rr-,eu thlt d :, is- OF 80 htu-
- collar, for ,sh5eh ;rsn.frr,h!s cri,6ea., +
-. irt-re.t II the r,te Of "a pr cent pe a.
nm p,y.be G,srerly aud the principal eNhaf'd r ne
5.r- Of The oners q! 'he Csna! Esad ai'7r ne
M, be for whole any P,rt Of SID lo,a.
- H. b,.,y.r if.n FIVE tsoussnd dollar. All oP9ssl. 70
:, up snd endorsed Loon Tor he IT. pto'em5 otAs
Chemuns C.sa ati F,ede' snd tno0'ea 2" - t9Pe CT
e.ed ths { m5frc.ltr AZ AnA"v' H.,
On no.iee eei c,eu OF the acceptance Of re pf'pA'ahe
o1ey a,.t he dep -lec 20 hr 'Isd " vac , - nei'
Il me Canal sanJ in Tie Nes-i >t'ir 6'"t = 1y
lt BtnS ., The Nlshau mp Nv 10 ne civ ~ Nv l''4
r .pch otaei BinS h. . tesiSaaea ~ 'e "a O-a-
The 80, lho,der. in the 6r,, snd sesud senate Districts
,rc tbos> r-,idinr ~ the State MI fere'r 'A Sct
the heu.q are y, st the ~ % me sl-a
1 tan Comply In toe Cy Of Se's-fetA: ell ,ih, soek-
holder. the >e-Tpf. Satt Bank ~ he " oi A5'ny
Tn Coais.ie. r,r 90 heli -iv., The Ehtt king
sun, han ih,t hch may be n red ~ ner'oH
Bank. It 'hs 'd'' not ~ jel' opinion ia'--'-se u ~ 'e
NO. l. BRADISH Lieut. c .rssror;
JOHN :. COLLIER. Comrir Her,
O. l. HuLLtY. Surveyor Geaeis.,
HNEUT, rr-a.u cr,
Ceu.ni-, Of the C'n.l Fund
Albany, N'vr1 Der - 1871 ~ ia
\-Ew.AoRh SUFREME COT RT.-le M III ter %; The
y sp7lic1.isa,i Che Nlyel. Adsrueu lud CO -ts
the CITY o' Nv N,.N relative 20 - rte N n.y., ed
Tree om the Tcrh lycuc 90 30 Fart t'e no e>E-
,t-nh w,rd Of and CIV 70 ' WHO'S my o'aosrn rc-
TIC T. hereby gwen 'ht apsu - NJ h. ~ '',ra 70 ne
hrr,el. D.. ,. af , Court ~ Jaacfiutr ci me
nj t,. site Of Nr,s oh. the cffi ol iu he y It
Ans, 81 The Tu-.d, br'1y ls+- 81 ih' 'Ptfins
nm, court h.t go ~ lh'Icstrr ua'r csn
"a by r,r,. Boorin m ct .he Cy New iN,sct,s
-th the right lite claim Of th' p 't GO To- nH 1t
,ro,i A. lar. h.r,ioElrs 'us,d and ,.e by th'
a + nale al Assoc Wt' apgoi d ln he
4 p,t,rrfo W.. ners irk as BIO geo iic I''1ft
&, the said unknown '"r',' nv ''. y"
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- RARGaINs, RARGaI,s.- FoI

ga BARGAINS. BARG AIMS For
Ssss sale exchange 50 tracts of handsome Land con
-'a~ tanning IFS each, soil Of superior quality
Tatcred with hhe and coyc|ed With hnn timber
.uch as white oak hickory. beach, walnut. maple and
SYCAMORE The soil ads pied wheat rye corn, oats
cotton tobacco sweet and Irish potaloes. T.e above
lands will be sold reduced price,, and on terms I,
mt or hey wall be exchanged for almost sny kind
merchandise For maps diagrams and particulars apply
IN sMlrII & MIIlrMNRE L. Inin n 90 .talrs nj q
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ROLLED GERMAN SILVER.

JAMES G. MOFFETT, l2l Prince-.;ree., near Wooster
- =oufi particularly call the of Hardware Deal
and Manufacture, II, superior article of German Sill
sseh ne oes 10. :se waole-Gc and retail OF al, thick
n-sses aud warrant. eaua any either Foreign Do
for color and .nftuess -S2-u
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= EnR sAI.E OE ENCghANGE-A

- FOR YALE Gk EN- EH ING F-h
Eis Country Seat 10 miles from the city, located II
ueens County. l.. l. containing upwards OF 90 acres
first land. The buildings one double house. mo
dern finish with CRATES. marble NANTES, fodIng doors
&C. extra Kitchen also large barns. *agoH-house car
house shop granary, poultry house and yard ice
house with all other necessary for large
family The u is OF the best kind aud II every variety
apples, cherries &c. 10 abundance.
large amour; OF the money may remain on bond anc
mortgages or BROOKLYN Ne~fork city property woulc
be taken IN exchange. address. L. 81. 3. al iAs Office
.Nlf Il
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DARTECULAR NOTTCE.-Per.ors wi.hIng

to buy sell Exchange farms. or real Of sny
kid Il the city or country, Will find prompt and s
cie=: agent IL 5. BENSON, No. Ann ST
Also, LO5.s effected on CITY property, a, Ann st
no In
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-14

n- &C HULL. No. Nesey-sireeL As'or mus
.Yorx-Persons afflicted with Ruptare' may 'e's
% tho he.t instrumental aid the worl+ AFFORDS, ON up
pc,iso =, ms oi,e ye>ey street Ne" iofS' OF 20
t5er Of MS numerous SCENTS the eset 'o'ns OF t'e
I-@i,ss St,.s Patients must be careful TO cNanno N"
back pad OF Dr. Hun, Trus>es to see II they are y
ioret by DR. Hull IN writing. None other are eeuu'uc
m 10 10 rencd on a, good DR. Hull guarantees cnres 10
Al, Otherwise he,I;hy patients Who call st MS ONCE or
rre,tmcn, If the cure be radical and permanent 20
- 70 rrcutc the nece SHY Of wearing any truss "aa1
ever the r,ouev advanced returned on the expiration
of the term specified for the cure whatever progress e
Require NAV have made toward eradication
competent Surgeon Of Is years experience N inc ,.'
of Trus>irg Kupturcs Is IN constant H''enuaHee " -
Hull. flee. H.. g.
Children under IL years universally cared without fur,
thor expense than the cost of the Truss. The radical
cure as been under the progressive practical improve
men, for ~ ,e ,nsn % years pas ~ DR. Huf rfss VI
ce and 1, =ow brought t.te of uurvalcd periccu"h
MANY treacherous agents have undertaken 10 ycui mi
t.ous of Dr. Iuls celebrated Hinge and PIVOT Truss Tor
the ,,,v and safe retention OF kupurcs. These iaita
tion. cannot be relied on-thcy made by unssiu sur
-rons and mechanics, and better than the ordinary
rr.,.s> of the market The genuine have my isl me
~
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II i UcIObtf II TsIT.
JOHN \. SIDELL, Mater IN Chlncrry,


NO TaaE AFFl.GCTED-ii IoMAs "A
HARPERS Cough Remedy, the bfst mediocre ex'
ant for any diseases of the lungs Ono bette VIII give
proof Of recf H., been IN u>r no" u wears "heh ''a
proof of H. good qualities Price one shilling per bottle
Sold at the office, 81 Bowery, and the Agents throug
go, ,h, c,t,, ul2 3maod
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-14

,4JANTED-A Scochm,r or Irish Protestant With
w large family of girl 20 II the country Apply
at i56 Broadway. Tne work l. in flctory. f'm'ly
landed will answer. tl3J
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-14

DJyJsIoy n. -. A.-Tbe o

I,gRST DIVISION y. - "e
r~-.,nd member. OF N : piYi,cn. srd particularly
-. on jty the 18th MI exposed TO the storm snd wei
fst xhleh s,A- le4dirg Of 'ae ever painful ano
r. uble.oue complaint, Rheumatism sun J'int'' pam ~
the back liub, aud would find cortsin Tens'l ~ 50,
g,fA D. sands Nos. ~ a1d Icp Fulton street ana
~,,,c b,ttlc al Burnett. celebrated Rheumatic NIX
pre and syrup ubcs ~arfsnied - cure any csc o,
Rbsur1,i,l Of from oas 10 twenty years standing rene
~ wen siiil the iir,t Application. Suf5cr 10 ssy
- 49, he searching sud curXIyc groperte, OF isese
for the cure Of Chronic Acute, lnfsEmsior'
and unrcur1a Rhcumst.r-. A. to exce the adnlr ton
and ,arpri>e OF every eydso who ms i,fy le n InI
Wv .,eJ 70 N. following highly respectable gentle
I,en who can TESTIFY to II merit ,,....... t,A,
MI cnampis Treasurer Bo"e'y Ihss''s John
y 'i' ~, ia E,itcn. =; VIM. II Stepkels, sixth
W,,s Po~e H. : Williams, II AnH-stree'; i'aac
sas1 6la Green%ich Also 10 be mai oil ptstu eAnu'
& Co. No - Fast Broad~ay, cor AirSe' 49, p
.,c,,s ,s.,,mouial, can ~ seen Sold also - =. u
So. 4 90 90 Broadway. 80
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-11
CHARLESTON MARKET. Angn,, 7.

COTTON.-Our remarks OF the JIst utmo.
m-y he considered applicable 10 the present 4 ts ri
the Upland market. a tho close OF the Lost, and
in the earlier part Of the present week, thrro was
some inquiry for 'he article, rrd small lots changed
hands, n quo'ci rates. but in Consequence OF the
high prices, which may be- attributed IN the very
limited supply on sale buyers generally Withdrew
from the market. and throughout Thursday md
yesterday there was comparatively nothing dom,
The weeks operations reach but $50 balls nt tho
following rsrcs-22 bales at 9, 80 ut 81 50 atsl ~
at So Gate, ~ atg, lOG atgl, 81 a. 10, no nj IOI
~ ~ IO5, and ~ bales at 10 cts per b. About ~
bags, stained Sea lslUd, cold at prices raining from
! 10 IL cts. per 'b.
RICE-OurR &c market has also been very uui.
ct throughout the week just closed, but about 2IG
icrccs having Been taken. p incipaly by retailers
at prices ranging from 2 % 3, pes 100.
ROUGH RlCE.-A small lot Rough Rice was
sold at On cents per bushoI.
GRAiN-Tho receipts NJ Corn since our las
have been about 10, 500 bushels North Carolinn an,
400 Maryland, which have been taken by dealers Of
prices ranging from 90 10 g6 cts. per busheI n SINAI
lot superior white North Carolina brought somC-
thin above Our highest quo atoms. No arrival %
Ous. About 500 bushels North Carolina Peas
the receipts Of the week. sold NJ SO cts. per bush
About igi bundles Philadelphia III y his also beet
received, but which has not yet bern soil. Their
~ fair supply on sale. In the present state oi th
market, owing 10 the want Of actual sales 70 goVtr
| us, We have crossed quotations.
| FLOUR.-ln consequence Of the very limiU
/ supply on sale, and tho advance In prices IN th
| Northern markets, Biltimore Howsrd.t street, H.
| and superhae, the only descriptions At present o
| s,I. have been run on IN small lots az Gl and 81
| In Inc carly part ~ the week small lot supef6o
| Virginia brought 81 per barrel
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-11

GrH UArRtsoY AED Ma. CtAr.-Ths extract
from q letter. wu',sn 30 1888, by Cen Harrison 10
Mr. BrCu' and Published hy tho latter gentleman,
leaves r1 room Tor doubt, that 40 lhlt n0 lhs mr.
rfcss o., Mr C.ay's had induced the Gencr-
o.. ro n1UOr suspicious Of Mr. Gays friendly feelings
towards himself But Mat these suspicious were
entirely removed, and that the most cordial person
nj relations afterwards subslstod between them, %
we'll known. The following extract from speech
delivered az public dunrriu Georgetown, by Gen.
ilIrfisou, in response N toast complimentary to
Henry CHy, twenty days before his Inauguration,
SATISFY every mind Of this fact
~ take great pleasure ~ responding 10 tho sonti-
mont which has Just been received with much en-
thusi1sm by tho company, for an proud 70 be able
10 state that the distinguished individual alluded to
ig roy firm personal and political friend. My own
/ inclination, as well asa duty which owed TO tho
country, prompted 10 tender 90 him tie first post
I 100 my ctuncti but IN his Own good Judgment, and
| no earthly man was blessed with = better iudg-
msnt, he had declined n, and lelt willing to Weld
10 hs wishes, both from. the knowledge that nv al
ministrotIon would receive cordial support RUm him
az a Senator Of the United States, and from the OK
| peusnce which had taught me that Henry Clay
| was always right, let him differ with whom he may
consider his judgment superior to that Of any ma
living, Tor dunng my political fc have never d.
fored with him on any important subject that d.,
not afterwards become convinced that he was rich
and was wrong"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-11
From the savannah Republican
GLORIOUS NEWS FROM EIoRIp,
co a COO CHEFS BHOLE Band IN.
CLOSE NE THE LII nnInA ,u.n

BY the u. s. Steamer Gen. Taylor, Cant. Peek
arrived here yesterday, we have the gratifying i'm.
teliscncc from Florida that the war for the nn,tv
ninth time may now lie considered as of an end
WIG Cats whole band, men, women, children and
negroes, 100 IN all, have come 10 at Tampa, and "a
more Indians Of another band were on their y,v
ana were expected at Tampa in two days. A cen.
teman who came on IN the Gen. TayI,r saws M,
he does not think another rRs will be fred by The
enemy. "
When Co-a'coo chce's family came in, Colonel
w oFlh tod him that no might go on shore from, m
sehonner where lie Is confined, and see them. lie
refused To go, saying that thou n he was.nyous IN
see ms family, he would not permit them To Sc. hin,
IN irons. The Colonel finally conscn;sd to LEI hin,
90 on shore without his shackes and after n warn,
greeting with his family, he dncd with the Colon.
anu then returned on board the schooner. As soon
as ms IRONS were replaced, he told Col. Worth tina,
Tie hau Out one request more TO make, and that
Vas, TO allow him and his people to 20 West as
soon as poSsIblei
We understand tina; Col. Worth on taking conn
mana IN FLORIDA, set the first day Of January 1912
ns me time OF closing this war. From his admira'
nc management and lndomtab'c pes severance. 50.
conGed 10y the gallant officers aud troops NOW IN IA,
Held, there is every prospect that hc will redeem
ms pledge. Should he succeed he will have the
h"nor OF accomplishing what older and moe eXn,.
renced commanders have failed to perform.
during the war many of the officers of our On /.
liant h,tla army have distinguished lhemss'Ye, and
more oi them would have done SO. had onnoy,up,
ues been presented. IL has been a field IN which
theTc has been plenty of hard service and but little
glory TO be obtained. Every thing, however thnt
could Ue DONE has been done, and we are . nd our.
enemy. "
The first Regiment of Infantry now in FIorid,.
nave been ordered to Fost Crawford, Prairie do
1n,en, PIPER Mississippi. They were to leave I'M
medlatey.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-11
BOSTON MARKET. Aurr,,6

The market for Gcncsce Flour, has sustained a
further slight Improvement a cargo Of frs
ground good common brands to day, about 500
hbIs, was taken Bye dealer, ut SG,ISl per bbl.-
There IS o good demand for Corn at higher prices
5000 bushels yellow illl sold at the close at ~
7jc, md the anicle Is now firm a. 7jc--no white
in mirkei. Holders q Coffee firm, bat no sales nj
much importance al the prices asked. Nothing do
i1g IN Teas since the arrival Of the ship Akbar-
prices entre'y nominal, hol ers waiting the result
NJ the New York public sale. COuon-no nctiyi-
" in the market. Mnis.cs--improving IN price
and dsmand-Ony one cargo Cuba tart remaining
on the whatvcs--do sweet, held At &c per gall
sales PCrO Rico, 2gc per gall, 6 mos cr.--.lHas.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-11
RICH MOND:
WEDNESDAY MORNING AUGUST II
The "Oas Hour Rul,.~


The L0cofoco Orators and Presses conii,pe n
raj. against the Hour Rule" as INJECTING an odou,
gag and an Noticeable oppression. Wills, thew
ossaiI, however, the People commend. The gene
raj sentiment oi the country is that it is IN small
way, one Of the best things the House of Repre-
senta'ives ever did. 1t saves time and money, and
relieves the public Of a world Of trash, which the
small fry orators are IN the habit OF throwing ont,
|; enables, TOO, the Representatives Of the People
TO dispatch the public business. The People, who
have no sympathy Tor the windy Tribe, and desire
MOTTO be bored 10y their senseess slang, will ap-
P.aut those who have instituted this Rule.
As germain to this matter, VIC copy the scn,i-
menis OF Mr.. J,iis.son, respecting the wordy gene
ration:
iromtac Lie. Writings, ami Opinions Of TA5s J,Hrs,D
Our body YVES Little numerous bu; very con,sp
uouS. Day after was DAY wasted on the most unifn.
pOrant questions. A member one OF those n m cr.d
with the morbid rage OF debate, OF an ardent mind
prompt Imagination, and copious flow of words VINO
Er'Td win impotence any logic which was not hi,
own sitting Near me on some occasion of a triaing
bu! worry debate asked me how | could sit IN 81.
ience, hearing s. much false reasoning, which
word should rrtuIe. | observed 10 him that To re-
iIie, indeed was easy, but 70 silence rpnossible.
mat IN measures brought forward by myself took
the iauoung car, as was lncumbsn, on me but tb,t
sound argument or objection WAS used by some one
or other OF the numerous debaters il WIS enough
it not, thought II sufficient TO suggest the omI.-
son. without gong into repetition Of what mad
been already said toy others that this was a vast,
and buse Of the time and patience of the House
which could not be justified. And believe Thai n
the members Of deHOeratIys bodies were TO observe
THIS course generally, they would do in a day what
takes thema week and II Is really more ques,ona-
bic .han may at first be thought, whether BONA
Parties dumb Legislature, which said nothing and
did mrcn, may not be preferable to one which talks
much AMI does nothing served with General
WAsHEGroS IN the Legislature Of Virginia, be-
fore the Revolution, and during u with DR.. FRAEE-
LIN IN Congress. ! hcver heard either Of them
speak ten minutes AT time, nor TO any bu, the
m am point, which was 20 dec De the question
They laid their shoulders 10 the great points know
ING that the little ones would FOL ow o. Themselves
II the present Congress erfs In too much "a. kim
how can Il be otherwise In body 20 which the peo,
pie send one hundred and fifty lawyers, whose
trade u IS .oquesuon every thing yield nothing, AMI
talk by the uourl That one hundred and fifty
lawyers should 10 business together ought not 10
be eTpected."--Page ~.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-11
LITTELL'S MUSEUM

The August Number has been received. Til,
eon'en's are rich and varied. Two or three articles
aoao are worth the annual subscription.
We subjoin the table Of contents.
MUSEUM OF
Elem LITER TUNE
CONTENTS OFAEG UST NUMBER
l. Aurray's Travels IN North Americn,
, -, Edinburgh Review.
?. The Election; n Poem. IEy,mincr
5. The Parsess Ia England. Spect,tor.
1. Woman and her Social Position.
i've tmIuster Review.
>. Frederick the Great, tFrascr's Nlar,.,ns
8. Warren uls'ings, No p
GBIgckwood's Magazine.
!. Russia in 1912, DO.
:. Rural Scenes Of Pope and Mtol.
cru er's Magazine.
Q. Original Poetry, [Crurkshark,, Omnibus
10. Ggnora; or, the Grave Rohber.
:, GTui's Nj gazine
IL. Ten Thousand Year, Part XIX.
IBackwoou's Magazine.
50 10 80, TDnblin Irriy.,-;,,. e.; ~
H. Memoir OF the Countess DE L,vel'ette.
lCourt Magazine
foErRT-A Prayer for those who have friends in
the presidents" DAsusrrotype Portraits; Lines "a
= LADY; The Night Winds Mnnody; The Passing
Bel; The King upon the Tower; The Drrge-
Night Lines; Steam Ship President; Scotland bv
Children. "''
MIscELLASI-Eagle and Child; The Ear's OF
Derby; Feet Of Steam Frisaies; Widow Of tho
Due d EnGhien; MIR Mcleod: The Poe,ic,l works
Of Thomas Moore; Espa;ero.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-11
Rsnurtd hnrrteiIsa Ia LoaI,l.na.

As we predicted, the reports Prove fabulous. A
late number OF the New Orleans Bee contains the
following contradiction. This news will distr,,.
Citizen Richie greatly
BArcu SABA, July &c, ISL
l arrived here at o'clock to day. aud the trial of
the negroes h 'd Just terminated IL has all ended
IN smoke. The negroes are all acquitted, n. no
evidence whatever could be f0usd against them
and likewise the white man named Mills The trial
was conducted before Judge wyms and SIX iury.
men, accordins to the black code. Allis quiet now
aud the city il itself again. which means ns much ms
that 1t is exceedingly full.-.N. o. Bee
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-11
yArrE5erroS.-we copy the following from til. st

SArFEerroN.-We copy the following from the 81
LOUIS Pannan': WV
The 'oiles, God b'ess them' ore a tender hearted
race, sure cnoushi Mt long since tair lady witt
a bloody nose and tungcd eye, a jewel from the
Emerald !s.e-ca ed upon one oi our m,cistrate.
anu mace comp ini hat her lord ana master had
~ issued, nni the b-uIe being un,ble TO D -ocIIre
o',' was installed in well grated rp ,rtn,ant in A
certain hote m Che nut rect. WHAT vas In,
surprise OF the officer however, mex, morning abou,
Ii.y:nSht, 10 hnd the tender and atf crei wife
Kissing her husband through the crate, and end, a.
SoHns to administer spiritual comfort in the shap. Of
n bottle of whlskey!
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