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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-10

TUE bIsribuicra tho Estate NJ Sarah Terrci dee,
y late oiCaroliue county, hereby notified tst IN,
aouled ~ nv Administration upon said Ertatc ana
now really 20 Distribute The balance In nv bapfs vii
hcy arorcqucHto 10 come forward and rec eive Tbis
tee will be- plead In bar 10 the rceoVery OF nfcre, r.,
The time offs publication. '' wv
late sheriff o. Caroline, Committee AID hd'nios,,,,,o,
''''' aN''''i wv =" dec 10 e.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-10

The Randolph Will case has been postponed
until the June Term Of the Circuit Coun Of Pc
tersburg
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-10

Consrrss meets undcrvery discours sinc circun,
stances, and 1t would DC well for the pubic to krovv
so, without having their hopes buoyed up bv f,r,.
expectations OF Cancellation and harmony. I,Iould
like to know wherein or when the oIipe branch has
been extended by the Executive On the cor,r,r,,
contend that the breach has been purposely widen.
ed by the President over oinee the dissol,,,oD
Cabinet--6y his own language aud eondue,-opd
by the course Of his "oficia organ.n Is II To b,
borne that the whole Wing party Of the country
are to come over to Nc Tyler, aud sueeumb to he
dctS;on the prescribed course Of two or three Of
his bolsterers with "moro CAB than brains!n | for
one say no and am far from bein. an ultra whir,
or one heretofore inclined TO pursue harsh measures
mere are rumors again about dissolution of the
CABINET, which are groundless, eXcsp: that do not
oeno'e DANIEL Webster can stay much longer where
he lS-ihough OF that there is no certainty. MIR
PIoIsants' lsDErESDEsT, fear, will be Too hard
upon the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, on that account,
may not be so effective asa pariizln paper might
be-yei still when think over what has passed
there IS 50 much that deserves the lash that can
hardly bring myself to hope for any mitigation in
the punishment We shall do, in Congress. as far
as our party is concerned, what is right Thero Is
no disposition 10 be incorporate or RASH but there
will be hrmness and detcrminAtion.-Mr Rives will
head the Wings calamity in the Senate, with other
able men there along side orhim."-.4isr. Ga=.
TOths unbiased Wig rotsrs Of Ess,r County.
In the general detection of the milk and wafer
W hlss from your ranks, the Locos rejoice and fat
ter themselves with the hope of electing their own
candidate next spring, to represent the good old
Wing county OF Essex. II is with you to dsappoint
them. They eau only succeed through your apa-
my or your DIVISIONS. IhisIs no time for either
The circumstances demand prompt and harmonious
action. Unite ct once, then, upon some unfaltering
Wing, WI'h the ability to understand. and the firm.
ness 10 maintain, your principles. Such a man is
Muscoe Garnoit, Esq. In tho late campaign, he
was hrst among the foremost ard well deserves the
highest man fes,aon Of your confidence. His friends
ave not willing that his claims should he passed by.
They invite all true wings unite in support OF
hun who, come veal or voc, will most assuredly
remain firm.
Manu- IThiPS oF Es,,.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-10
RICHMOND THEATRE.
Last Night but one Of
LONDON ASSURANCE.
oveuth Night Of MISS ALExINA FISHER.
FRIDAY EVENING, December 10Th, 1911

For particular description Of tho manners In which this
popular Comedy Is 60 be displayed, Bills Of the
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-10
AMELIA ACADEMY

TUE present session Of this institution will end the Igt
Of July ucu Thcreur" several yacanc cs which can
ID" hcH the rate Of oV per month, for the remainder
the session, payable in advance Having determined TO
continue NY present profession Tor several years more
e'ry eScrto VIII bn made Ia qualify my pupils either
gT College OF the business OF lie. Direct Cpns paJ)
TX liIi Amelia wM " HARRISON.
y " Any Academy or gentleman In want Of a COMM.
ion reach i1r the ensuing year, will hcat compo.
'cUl ono pb appEcduOn 10 w. H. III.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-10

I HAVE on hand superior Piano Porte which h.. ~,
used but fcw months, which viii be- Gold baTgain
,,,-rr go WM. ~ SMITH,
dec 40 ~ 7''' ''' "a"Ar
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-10

IUFB WASHINGTON TEMPERANCE so
GETTY Washington Temperance Men will
hold their weekly Social Meeting on FRIDAY
evening, at the Lecture Room under the Unitarian
Church, AT ~ o'clock. They invite all disposed TO
join, 70 attend the meeting. dec 10
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-10
COMMISSIONERS, SALE

VIE Grand Ledge OF virginia will hold ill., Annual scs:
clock, +. NJ. "'' '''' ms at
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-10

ts- subscriptions to the INDEPENDENT are rocsiv.
cd by the subscriber, atths Book store Of Randolp
Go. Idcc 7-iU IN ABBOTT.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-10
MARINE JOURNAL.

to- NOTICE.-Ths Sale of Mr.. A. Myers
Stock Of Dry Goods will be continued This Morn
inc at 10 o'clock.
DAVENPORT II ALLEN,
dec 10 AuriiOneeTs.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-10

to- Buiwer's Comedy of MONEY. l4 In active pre-
p1rsiiyn and will be produc ed Immediately.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-10

FOR particular description Of tho manners In which this
GSg Comedy is TO be displayed see the Bills Of the
FRIDAY EVENING, December 10Th, 1911.
viii he presented the successful Play Of
LONDON ASSURANCE.
sir HaIcouu County,. Lambert
MAJ HaTEaWay' MT Beckett
Mr Spnnker....... .......................M SETON
DlzEle ....s''ss'''' Ihnycr
Cool M 1o1fncr
Lazy Gay Spanher' -. Miss AYcs
Beckett
To CONCLUDE with the Farce NJ
ANIMAL MAGNETISM.
Decor. Lambert
Marquis Ihynr
v Chapman
leHefy. Mr Seton
lsaote Miss AyTeH
Lambert
no Persons arc respectfully requested 10 preserve
strict order dufing the performance.
10 Parties will obuse the Nsnascmout, by rs,isnius
SsotS pr,riol''y sHgassd az Dor QG.s
to- Bulver's Comedy Of MONEY. t. In active pre-
p1r,iipn and will be produced Immediately.
The celebrated Actress,
FANNY FlTZwILLIAM,
And the we'll known Drsmaust and Comic Actor,
MA. BUCKsTONE,
Are engsred, and Will shortly appear.
M Rorssis, and ~ Tier 70 cents Pc % cents; IT,
and ~ Galleries m otai Cjlourod % - Gus aeW
I,EK the schT i.dia'or am in receipt Of complete
Fvsry Isrp h. warranted burn we'll and persons wish
these goods can DO '''uLea o. gens g29d sgole "
''''' ' CsSs snd Glass Store. opposite swan Tavern
dsstO shoekoo Hlr.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-10
a SECOND land PIANO FoRsALE

nYsTEHs-FoT Hal0 ON board schr LITTLE LAM
~ At CsrfinEton's Wharf prime lot OF Chcrryaioa
Oysters
dec tn=iT FRANCIS pABapNa
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-10

10 Parties will oburs the MANAGEMENT BY rssigniur
Ssofs prsri0usy sHgassd az Dor QGss
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-10

DElNg DESTROYS Of reducing my rock u Earth cnvgar
ID prcvoustn ist Junu1ry, viii onor great duo men
CHARLES sTFpBtNs
dec 10 Opposite swan Tavern, shockoe Mn
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-10
STOP TIE RUNAWAY.
aRng VNuu

- AN AWAY from the aubsrribcr, In nuckinrhau
IL county, on the 9th Instant HE hack man COLLINS
taxing with him bTizht bay Mare about years old with
small boys sadlcnnd Birdie. Collin he quito bltc STOUT
make with pleasant counfcnancc, excellent set Of teeth
hne head ofhIr and large eyes, tho white showing fully
Ie formerly lyod u PciorshurE and is probably making
Tor mat place. or taking course for the FREQ States He
good house servant and may apply Tor business that
capacity. The mare he took with him be large and very
hnc nuimnl lie probably has blanket ovorcoat with
pockets outside blue cloth dress coat with ono button
gone behind and white haf.
will nay hundred dollars, mr. Collins and the Mare
taken boz the State hundred for both, fuken ou
of the state, and secured H1 that got them.
Ills DO loved that hC real aud write, anil may have
some furgcdee pIpors about him. Any Information about
him viii be- thankfully received.
dec lu-rw2w' A. ID. ABRAHAM.
Msysvilc, Buckingham County, Va.
NJ Tho National IntoIlzcuccr, Petersburg 1nteIiron
ccrt aud Richmond Enquirer Will ropy tho above weekly
10 the amount Of $3.50 each, amt charge This once.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-10
FIRST PACKET FOR NEW ORLEANS.

Haskins & Libby's Line.
az The fine schr JOSEPHINE, Capt joseph Ro.
sfZkD blossom viii positively sail the ~ instant For
freight cabin, or stecrage passage, having excel
lent accommodations, apply on board Ludam's wharf or
10 JAMES FISHER A SON, or
de ~ HAsKINS a LIBBY
NOTICE TO SHIPPERS To NEW ORLEANS
IfEt( The new BafVua " TYLER, John T'Vlsr,
sfKkb Master, iH az Iutlamis wharf Rockets ia
king In cargo for tho above place aud will sail on
IhuTsday th" 81 inst For frcish passage, having
good acc ommOdltouE, apply TO LUuLAM 4 McRAE, or
de ~ ~ TYLER TAYLOR.
GoLD WANTED The hishes, price will be paid
VI Tor a icw hundred dollars.
de I'D KEEN s. 90.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-10
CAsTORsI G

CASTORSI CASTORSl!
II you wish 10 buy those goods low n
Il ccst please call and examine them AZ
CHARLES sTEBBINP
dec m China Store. Hhurk0c TIttt
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-10

ny Persons arc respectfully requested 10 preserve
strict order dufnE the performance.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-10

M HoTsa-I4t and ~ Tier 10 cents Pc % cents; ls
and - Galleries m cta. CJlourod do y ets' de 10
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-10
p. S p L l. NJ An

Uh.IPER IND T.3ILOR
III A. removed hts cstabliahu-nt to IN. C,,~ -, M,
-, location Main street, few door. kslo,y -
cy HoteL aud n"St to Mr. WIN Mitchell Jew sIlsg a,
81 Sl ay on bs"d complete assortment OF Cool, ",
snn lrniways prepared to make them nm In ,hn
& anu most aShouobc s.ys, aud splicits share,
''''"'u CUSTOMERS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-10

During the tendency Of the late elections, we
heard much clamor by the Loco FOcos about re-.
sumption by the Banks, and u IS believed in some
cases demagogues carried themselves into power
upon this hobby. But we notice very material
modification Of tone in some Of their presses and
leaders, now that the power and responsibility have
both passed into their hands. Some who were for
"lnstant resumption" talk Of the matter as some
what distant, and even the editor Of the Enquirer
who Wa orst ardent as young lover, thinks I've
Virginia and The North" and that the FIRST Of Au.
gust" nigh, DO soon enough.
Ii time the wings should surrender %. bodily.
tho whole care Of Banking to the Locos Give
them rope and let us see whether they arc ready TO
hang themselves, for the purpose Of being able 20
punish those whom they falsely deuominate the
Bank Party" Let Us rscur littIe to the history
Of the past and see who IL IS that r. responsible for
the present state Of things.
When Gen. Jackson commenced his war upon
The u s. Bank which ended IN lie destruction, there
were about 800 State Banks IN the whole Union.
Ills party then attained the ascendancy in a ma
| lonty Of the States oi the Union, particularly in
| The South, ami We soon had batch Of Nine Hun
drSd State Banks, many Of which, stimulated by
| AID end advice from the general government, food
ed tho land with paper, 70 show that the ". State,
Bank was useless, and that the people could ia
without 10. When an explosion took place through.
out the country, the same party that built Up Ties,
Banks and bolted them 20 bursting, fell upon then
with heart.ess violence, and denounced all who pu
m even an appoasng word, as Bank bought and
Bank ridden" The Wings, whenever they had tht
power, stayed the hands Of the Destructives, an,
thus permitted the odium Of the failure 70 DO trans
feued 70 them. They have born the stigma lon
: enough. lie, them give the felns 10 tho adverse
RES, and beck them cordially m every proposltlo
for "lnsiant resumption" Test their sincerity, an
whether The game be ~ earnest or not, the peopl
: vii then know on whom 70 throw responsibility.
Bot LEI suppose resumption 10 be ordered b
ths Legislature. Arc the people ~ ready for it :
The Binks1 Are those indsbtsd 70 the Bsnks reed
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-10
SMITH, nisISKEIt q NORRIS.
LATE
SMITH Il PALMER,
AT their Old Stand, Z or Main Street
MAREEr BRIDGE.
Booksellers, stAtouors Dealers Ia Music and N,,.,,
strumenta '"'

ulak bloss manufactured To any given p,,,.,n
NJ. every variety OF binding executed IN tho bo,t man
New-York tribune., 1841-08-09

A PHILADELPHIA QUAKER.-The chequef-board plan OF
philadelphia and the uniformity of its buildings. in
taste; for which, in humble opinion William Penn and
his followers would receive condemnation by any jury
of architects But if Quaker heads all the
same mould Michael Angcos, their hears generally
aeveored the greatest amplitude Of Christian charity
This might be fully illustrated by pointing certain
hospitals asyuns and like institutions, but it present
purpose merely prove Its applicability particular
certain Friend whom very well know, recently
distant place OF He stepped into the
Post Office morning. and while there, tie Po-t-Naser
asked him whehe he knew any English people staying
the hotel Why does ,lec ask " said the Quaker Be-
cause, said the PoMaster here half dozen letters
directed England by the steamer, and the postage
10 Boston is not paid cannot send them. If caaaol find
the writers Of them the, viii be forwarded 20 the deaaesr
Office in Washington Our Friend lacked the lcer..
They were all double and ne remarke- they appear to be
family letters, and doubt m be welcomeit recciveG,
may great anxiety if they should be-
not help it, said the Po,t-Masicr. "Wel, can, il thee
cannot what Is the posage?" For six double let'e.-
three dollars well here ia the money thee will PLEASE
mark the letters paid and send them Boston Ard
with this injunction the Philadelphia Quaker left the Post
Ofce-his pockets quite heavy when he catered
but his heart sure, great deal lighter
Phil. Nat Ger.
New-York tribune., 1841-08-09
Correspondence of the Savannah Republican.

EAST FLORIDA, July 26 lS4l.
Geniemen: have the pleasure of informing you that
hags bravey Tampa Bay. On the 18th inst sew
tneen Indians into that post from Sam Jones camp
On the 2st of the party allowed return and
communicate with Sam, who they say ia the Big Cypress
learhe Okcechobee Lake with hundred and fifty war
dors. These Indians that many of Sans party
TO como n and will do So provided they get
Glance Col Worth has sent bag talk TO them, and with
many strong inducements for them TO come in
Three warriors of Caoucochecs wild Cat party in
10 Tampa on the 9Th inst. They that all his people
Ge their way that post The pros poets Of ending
his apparently nterrlinubc much brig Lter than
ley have ever been since its commencement.
This favorable OF affairs may be Justly ascribed 10 the
ble and sound judgement of that meIitorous and dn-
sished officer command of the Army OF Florida and
To the troops under his command who have been actively
employed in the field during the last two months
FROM TExAs-By the arrival of the Kingston,
have received Texas papers the 25h inst The mani
t of the Kingston that the Santa Re expedition had
fallen in with large body OF Indians the Upper BrassoS
that renorccmcn had been ordered cooperate with
Tho Sane Fc forces No doubt this time the savsges have
teen Souudy thrashed
Capt Dem has been taken by party Of exicans, but
will shortly be released
The British barque Marion, Capt. Campbell arrived
Galveston the 3d. consigned Mr. Charles Power with
csrgo assorted merchandise and number OF passengers
The President al Election appears TO absorb all parties
Gen Houston the popularcandidate ~ u Bee July ~
For The Tribune.
NHITE-WASHlNG THE NArEE-flPES.-4HT- E0tST /
little surprised the answer you made to your
correspondent johns question: the utility OF whte-was
lg the outside of the WaterPpe You are en-
y mistaken your supposition dare say the follow
ing anecdo,e will convince yeu
shor, time before the last Fall Election great
aOers engaged in laying and washing pipes IN
'arOus parts of the city. gentleman seeing the latter
going on and being able comprehend the
cse OF it, stepped UP of the knights of the
hush and requested be enlightened the subject The
rt paused in his manipulations-scratched his head
haps reflected The chemical we'll poti-
a9uales OF white-wash and length replied Why its
stape ou. the WORMS beaive." The queris walked on,
ec,y convinced that this explanation reasonable
I'd satisfactory any that could be given Some have sug
@ the idea that the practice commenced for the pur
@ Of securing certain number of faithful the then
Oachng Election, and that it has been continued since
sy convince those who We're uncharitaoIe enough 10
sne such thing before the Election that they were mis-
aa But this is only conjecture. The real object un-
sStedy is Pat said to keep out the worms and pre-
@ them from making their meals OF cast iron; and not as
s think to feed the whirewashers the public expense
LoTls ALBus
New-York tribune., 1841-08-09
YEA sToNsNGTon, DAELY.

HARNDEN Il cos. Aneri.
e. F:,ss :'si S:::@
npe goods specie and anh noe will be received and forwarded
by Express, aud from the following places:
From Boston Liverpool London Manchester Birmingham and
Iced, Eng Dublin rnl Cork Ireland Glasgow and Greenock
Scotland mud gre France and from Boston Providence
York philadelphia, and from Troy and Albany recently
made with the Peoples Line that effect.
HARNDEN & CO. will attend o collecting paving Dran-
Notes. B and the purchasing goods every
crpion transient business of kind which they undertake
promptly.
l. Bags will be kept their Boston, NewYor Philadelphia
and Albany office, for Cunars Royal steamships; alu
lie Great Western sailing packets New
Yort.
TAKE NOTCf-Packages Office gland or
any other plnce any letters.
alone responsible for injury any articles property
committed their risk assumed by
attached the b. and Railroad the ~ Sean Na'iga
Co, whose roads whose steamers, their
transported them their
ADMINISTRATION Fletcher Alexander * Co. Liverpool srd
London We Co., E;anker., Paris France Thos. b. Curtis.
Esq Gooahue s. Co. Neiors Carey Hart, Phde!
rhs; and Tics W. Olcou, Bsq, Albany.
ofrcEs-So :95 Ryer-s,reet Troy IL Exchange Albany 2
South Third Phadelpha; 81 Churclreet Liverpool
Court-street Boston; Un'n Buildings, Providence.
WIN. WYMAN, GENT Ho. 3 Walstrcet Nsw-York.
jy29 IiA2NDEN j. co
New-York tribune., 1841-08-09

|, will be seen from the foregoing table that the tolls re-
yed his year exceed those taken during the period
he year preceding by the OF OSE HUNDRED
lSp NISErY-FIvE THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED AND NINETY
81; DOLLARS
The tolls received during the year 1910 exceeded those
aken in 1889 by the sum Of One Hundred and Sirtg
thousand Doars and if the of Increase for this year
ontnues in all probability ii WILL the close of the
son. the of the NewYoIk State Canals for 1871 will
-onsiderably exceed Two MILLIONS OF DOLLARS
These indeed rich results and while they justify the
aguinc ancpaons upon which the admirable Report of
M Samuel B. Rugglcs made in 1885, founded they
bear triumphantly the policy of the Wing party in urging
forward rapidly circumstances will permit the enlarge
men of the Erie Canal This table furnishes fresh
Evidence of the fflmcn OF the prophecy made by HENRY
CLAY but little than year ago. that the mere election
tho Wing candidates in the great struggle of November,
lS40 would of itself tend revive confidence credit
and ncrease the active business of the Country Bright
deed the prospects of noble State under the
order OF things And rich the fruits which we are
gathering from Public Works, Yet abundan,
harvest awaits it, ourselves and the means
which Providence has placed within reach we shall
carry the system of Internal improvements the and
TerfecoA OF which it is capable
There received for tolls all the Canals Of this Stale.
during the last week in July, l84l S64822 90
For the same time in l840..---. 4619I O8
Excess in favor of S4l----- --sl8O24 90
There received for tolls in July, -2l27l9 04
Same period IN 1870 l6l ,359 ~
Excess in favor of l94I $5I 359 As
The following is statement of the amount OF tolls received
all the Canals of the State during each month of the
navigation in 1910 and l34l, the ls of August
1870. 1871.
April Aprl...-.....---...$ $94,980 2G S91244 81
May y........---.-.-...o54,1 54,1l3 66 353746 II
June e....2e5, ,9l6 So 254256 90
July uIy........-....-...-161 161, ,359 50 2l27l9 Oh
Total $7l6,37O OIL $9l 800 -
Showing increase in the present year,
vpts lst August, over the corresponding
period Of last year, Of SIS5, 396 2S
Albany Daily Advertiser.
New-York tribune., 1841-08-09

G5' Grahams Ladys and Gentlemans Magazine for Au-
ggs contains capital mezzotn engraving The Penitent
Son. and pattern of colored embroidery, which have
equaled. Among its literary original
articles by H. w Herbert, F. w Thomas, Park Benjamin,
Edgar A. Poe and Robert Morris.
New-York tribune., 1841-08-09

N The third story Of the rear huiing No. % Aassree Il
one ofthc city Printing Office,
business being lsst,d three sides Rsa :l5e Apply 10
II. Eel .t'l. J. WiNCIfESTE 30 Auns-
New-York tribune., 1841-08-09
DECToRAE HONEY OF LIvERwOgT-Ex


pe.ience amply confirmed utility Of this preparoH or
Coughs Colds Splitting all affection Of the Lungs &c
The unparalleled ~h which this justly celebrated "e
palm OIL counter, article public which IL out" ord aP
pa.ance so muh reeubled original easily 70 1etye me nm
var To escsns this miserable imposition remember .ne
hears the signature of the proprietor anI NOW
ILL., in fall outside wr9pPer ne .n Soda, az, 'g@ea
also Joseph Nov aud made up ana sou " ' pfopfe0'' oFsi
er store corner Madison and Cstasfla1 hI sTs' ~
Remr the genuine Is NOT SOLD at the corner Madison and
Catherine sts -, r r,yFS n Noyvut c,, D.:
- Wsr.oss Apotbecaries' Hall 80 Cathene-,t
S., MrKesson Co ii5 MAIDEN lane, General the
United Staies , t. c,.~ . A. d., eoo n, -,
RaSon Apiaval William st. 6. D. Coggesha Pearl sud
POSE w Watson 36 Catherine st. & Coddnrtcn 2e7 Hudson
) Wier 2.3i Grapd C. Cougnscq 70 Chatham hiha1
Broadway B. Bagro7e and W. P BIagroye Brooklyn aas 4
New-York tribune., 1841-08-09
OEE,CE TO E.ET.

sN TIE splendid Basement Rooms The Mechani- Eycnaase
Of Wall aad Hanoverseets. iprlv 10 Mr Pearson
Of Company H.noTer and Exchange Place &c
a29 If J. WINCHESTER, 81 .,nn-street