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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-16

%. NltLlAElE iEHkIEIGE
hlS WORTHY Trmr.y earnestly rcg,Is the sur Of bcip-
yT, I"',N a.l'm.} o. ht,"s been me result Of many
observation OF FEVER AND AGIE T. 81. c"mro..I AZ "I
s"e u,l'' nAi piu''.'H Hs Were ruu-i tered ms IA 10
e. ard tie uhrr important functions oi tc sy.Irn, an.
To- of which harmony 'yIteuly tHc iume iar ca,Isc
al very pre- sr,ru-. b. [lf , ,,S '' 'L I,hi' Z.
useful IN er,,r variety OF caiirns , nus'; ~
heaihl action u the u r-vu urrius II has proved trs
1i r'wAi Ndh. benefit 10 by rprps.I pyprav,i Appcic
s"rais pyscucr, Bowel Con piu'- AMI many orhcr al
F'vcrs aud cspcc ally 10 FEVER AND AGTT or II,rr'
Wirh 'Nei ia' s powers have h'cu principally tested
tni with those VII" have scents usefulness Is prnnou'
cci sovereign To- ali remedies heretofore DISCOVER, f,r
those diseases. Il has also been used as a pTc,cUyc nv
Chls and Fever and It has always wsT,s oil tS U ,e
tended aiaeE: nj- TWAS deemed improper To- ac.
wcquv"ca certificates politely tulusIr,i To- the 80
loi,c"rIohornvc o the foregoing For Irlher
psnyng each bottle "''''''''7 sec pamphlets accom-
Asuppy received, and for sale by
LNLLI, JOHNSTON & IYELI
dc1o N.v, ,.AsGn' 'ior The rropricto5
NIEGiNIAt-At Rules, held IA I1c CLERK = OI71co
OF ihc Circuit Superior Court Of Law and CLanrery
iS5 mug Wy'm County "n Mon Az, The lat N-vcubcf,
White iniIuis, Who suc boy EubI Anderson their Guar.
i2n 40. T.ti n'ud Alexander n1ri, Mary Ann Duglr
tiWiu w X b.u>uu aud Mary wife Ann Mic hell NoT
Mitchell Margaret Mtch, aud Ocravia Mitchell che thrro
last OF "hom infants under the aEc ~ q ycsrz) who
sue 10y the said Edwin W Robinson hcir uc1i rcni; Lii
Deus u Slaughter Puuck Slaughter emf Mary Iisahoth
.La,gNcf infants, whueue 10y their friend Robert
hnhctsuni John kug aud Elizabeth his wife. Mary Ann
Blackwell James Madison Nurmrui az infant who sues hy
Mh Grimm his neat friend; --- IIarI1n aui Amanda
Wr VIC, WIN J. Grimm aud Sarah Ann his wife, ul'fs
as.pst VIM lI"' h Bard Ncs'r I!,ird, Albert Bairi
and b-ihur-i Br, Jas Chr ~ julia his Wife Put.
- In ChgEr.ry
Ihe defendants VIM BHrd, Rot cu Baird Nelson Bald,
Alnrt IAifI aud idr huri not having entered their
appearance and sycn sccUuy Tdrg To the act Of az.
A'uny and the rules ui thi court, and appearing by
ash'l"s evidence, ili they not inhabitants Of his
'"uhTy Il' ordered That the said defendants appear
on lh' hiH Monday IN November and answer the bill
"l ihc PI1rn; aud that copy Of This order bc forth.
WIN inserted in some new uupcr published in the City
"l N0inpuu, Tor two muuti- EurCresv,y, uud posted
a the font door Ut the Count House Of this Jouuty
Ar"py. Iost",
~ 7-wgw RIO POLLARD CPkC.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-16

JAMES a GEoRaE wINsroE.
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
REFER To -
laubeu s Mckenzie, AieGan,Iria
Iohu noggsA 60, nakimoIe
a w Hatcher, Philadelphia
James Hunter, New NoTk
Francis Fisher, nnsion
hnSham a nuihrIs, rttshura
Hcny Crew, Richmond Ohio
ucul. W ladd, SiuuhdyhL ohio
Icmncl Jones, Mt Pleasant, Ohio
u Todd, Cincinnati
Horn Carpenter, do
ia2-m
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-16

BY APPOINTMENT.
VICTORIA HAIE COMPOSITION,
MANUTACTURED ~
X ID @ W a Y K SON,

.. - " - - - - ~,
No 100, New BOul Street, London.
THIS Preparation is Superior Ji others cor the prsncr.
WALTON 81 %" batr pr,S'H.ug h tom falling out, or
turning grey, rcsioug Tie hair uu lai places and crad.
eating a icurf and daniTuf. Afsr yaruur crTctimru
ON London and other European ccEJ which have always
succeeded, and some Of Them beyond 40 eNiCrt1ftnts.
wIrriut The manufacturer u recommending this rr para
ton iu The pubic superior rIl other articles ur tho
restoration " the hair Ono two applications only be-.
nE ncc'as'y prove it1 efficacy Tie removal Of seurT
ami dandrur
Iisaeo ylluibc arfclci In dressing and arranging bo
h1r imurc particularly tu tdC iupGrfuR 'n 10 IrauGH
glossy appearance with strong IsUusittun curl For
sale. JOIN GANNOR
Agent tor Wig ria,
So . Ono door above iuH Bell Tavern.
IgN ~ rOWuEg.-Wr shall receive boz ~ f.w auya al
~ thipmaut NJ 30 kegs OF ~ sut FRI Rifle Powder.
which wI hr offered vrry luw iDr; remain u
our 1g vino Tree uf o-tGr o. the uurD The above
Pow gi o. manufactured "L1oufscs i1zltI Co" ~
uo ~ 10 Lawn Mile. Cos orcfcu aud iho quality war.
fanl,h tuuil m Powder made sh,r H This country
~ Lrfr"-Inc above manufacturers having furnished
The Government ~ tnC Irr Slate. with fHr uuauiucRo Of
Powder 30 mo evidence uf its high character
~ DANTNrnUT a ALIEN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-16
kioHhoND * rErEHsBURG RAIL-

RicHhOND ~ rErrRsBuHG RAIL-
-,.-- ROAD
SUMNER RRANG r NENT-7o eorrBistce Thi.
Day.
Leave Richmond. Leave Petersburg.
10 A VI, Mail Train A VI
I! + ". n A. NJ
- Mail Train N T. q, VI
The Trains stat by Richmond time Fare, Mncn pall
al inc Offices, 81 81; when IN the 81 -
Sl-tf
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-16
ROCKHRIDGE AIuM sPKINf. MAlER

u X.
a cure for Scfoluo, Dy'popsi1, Chronic Diseases
nEt DrUpscs
'TlE following trrfrr1frs ere deemed sGacUff 10 show
\ Goo efficacy uf Soc Aluu Wafer.
PROM ta R,v Mrfra'fof Roc kbIiirc ur1r Lexington
NAY }Ffr.IaI4
Mrssrr Is A W ClmrhcTI-fIavnT 0r several rs-rn-
visited your Tuay .sHrtnI -Hrr. and HIv.nI uniform
y derived much advantage from Tue use ui tIs WHfSr
rHurrIuty aHI Iuy testimony 'U s virfurs both That other
us.Ia may profit 1s NlI dome, Uy Che uar uf f'r urf
fu1 HH you may, measure. Doe rewarded 'Hr fra
rAllH.Nl improvements ruI rvrgrut accommodations
you have raID ou1 provided NJ disease i.oHr.uc liver
aH.ruu ,gfl cough Hud iysprpsa Tie va.
irJuni'.rwy Hppra 'u he liver, with great seton M fIo
bowels. IMPROVES frc aTpc 7uf digestion su produce
arrrgrf' hu- ,H rf ur fr whole system. feel well
ishrl ui 'm ir.'- tH large rueu'. u ne virtue Of
Che Stun -luur Gus considerable portion of tho HrlI
Iud comfort hove "rf.H rI. since tried fH irIcy.
Respectfully.
40 METCkLF.
Tho Csrifrliouf Joseph Boil E-1 ,of Rorkbfifrc.
Irrrrfy U.tf visited N.Hrrs tsfuuhpa Alum SPRINGS
hunting relief ur dr'adu raH" q dyapoIHt aud found
much relief Tho u0rfNruri returned. ant srafn fpunI
uucr benefit indeed. Dc wsa the trt relief hIH found Of
ora fruttess trial Of sInDzf 8 the Western Srnrs Ifr
H,Uovc 10 be most valuable water orfctoasd yspcp
t..yea under ny hand THE 18th March, $40
| JOSEPH BELL
trg- fB supply r.. eiyed, and 70 b hsd b,rrc, OF
Il boue-, ~ lhELL, JOilNElON A LhELLE,
ul0 Agents for the Propns,oTs.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-16
DIR. HULL'S
UTEKO ARDOMINAL sUPPORTEN.


rIll> Instrument the radical cureof Prollpsu.
Il Uten, or Falling OF the womb, by external applca
ton, supersCng the of the jCctouabc Re sSary
Is confidently recommended to The afflicted rs the
OF perfect restoration To- health, Il having failed of
performing cure, even under the aggravated
cumsianccs. u las received thc Jccted appIObauuu
Sir Ashley CUCprr, OF LONDON. sir Benjamin T.. Brolc.
sir James Clark Physician tn the Queen; Dr Ashwca.
Lecturer Midwifery to Guys Hospital, Dr. Risby,
Lecturer ~ Barhc omcw's; Dr. Grtft, Lecturer 10
Westminster Hospital; Df. Ratnsbotham LcctuTrrto Lon.
don Hospital Robert Ferguson, Lecturer Westminster
Lying Hos ptal; DR.. sNcaIman, Lecturer MdJcScI
Hospital aud senior Accuuc heuT 10 Queen Char Otic
Lying lusy ai also bS Henry Davies. Conquest: Blum.
dell Ice, Mrrrm.n SuTr-pn kCatc-, Cr. hy Dir MORGAN
rTcsideutlhc Academic ROyNlc dc Medicine PARIS, and
AccoucuCur 20 the Duchess DOrleans Professors Vel.
peau, foiu, Paul Dubois SAMSON and OthcrS-and in
New York 10y Professor J w Francis; q Bedford " ~
Professor # Midwifery in University Of NEW YORK
Professor DClafC Professor Francis u. johnson PTrs
dent County Med society; Laurens Hun +. esidcnt Me
dca socic;y, safe OF New NCrk; Professor James Nc
NaUgton Of Albany Professor March. Professor Cyris
Pcrkius, Professor Dcanc-Drs. Thos. Boyd, Gilbert
smith l9ack; Stcarus, Ludlow, Nissan, Nachc Power
Grayson, Naa Rcnsdicr, ami many other distinguished
Ply Sicians In the UuIicd states.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-16

irrf f cable l.HEUfH.v when distant from rifIra
where tuners Ii.futpho ,y1 having not au,
the metallic piafc ans 400 "t modern improvements bu
nil ptehar Bracfs, cucuH. to lv, great strength eu.
tH't|IV.
ug-A ruarnufre in writing entities the purUhIser O.
ssriaur W. instrument any Huc within one year, shUu
Or rf,vt detective.
Aunrw Pianos coli % remain in tis city vii De kept
year without charge and those 90 De sent n hl
COUNTY packed willou charge.
ItH.s toned, let on hire, 49, taken in exchange
T.. d. TAYLOR,
Musis atsFa opDoets re Rsots
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-16

FOR RENT,
IL A Store FuI UgtI uur 90 ~ street, In good Al
f5sf1 ts'i0n 'ur h..nesa focsircd the store viii he
Nffu rent Hrfarstc. Posses. iou may De had ~ =
----AAS few days
ALSO
snslbT comfortable House and Lot ~ Two acres Of
and atsc1ed, shout one nils from Redmond. Posses
fon ls November Apply 10 - 49,
sea RtCu'D uIfT. IT. a 90.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-16
A. c. uuLL-odicel vcs.y street,

NO constant supply Of the above Instruments with
DR. Hups improved ITusscs for Hernia will be kept by
LlElL, JOHNSTON & INELI-
y. c. King, Noriok' Braggs & Thomas, Pc,cr.burs;
spniswoOd a Robertson ho, James I. Royale Lynch
burg; WIN. H. CNaut D. EarmvJIls NH
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-16
fall < WINTER GOODS

ROUGH BROOKS q III DSUN have lie pIraSuT. oi
announcing 10 th"I ir'nds ami the pubic that they
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-16

fTHE auherubcrs Agents 0rtHc li. uf stevens Patent
Balances have now on hand fuII asanrmcut Of every
Fzn FROM " 2I hs, ali Of them warranted 90 be COT.
rect ,nr bale AZ fhc Manufacturer piiccs .
uI VANIEW a SMITH
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-16

The subscriber b. corslup
cccelvIug supplies from fhr
.buvo makers. The superior
IuilfSnf whose lusfTum nf. boo
IN rosrpcta, be- dub acknowIoig
"a uv Iaily Increasing demand
ur fnrn.
60 those not already arquaint
.i wIfHfUcac Instruments ~ mHy
Iut nr superb U"Us 90 cay ilat
hey ere WY.. HHN rlrIru'srGr
nrI fH y .lrE iH .uur, Can Ob
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-16

FIHE subscriber is ,ug ana keeps constantly onand
Il AZ wholesale and reaIl and at the lowest prices,
PLAN amt japan Tin Ware Of every description.
variety of stoves, gned for burning either
wool orc a.
stove Pipes and every Other article Ris line, made
Older az the shortest noacc.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-16

to Goods 10 be shipped To- New Orleans. Mobile Ap.
palachacOla, other places Will be
wlrtcd from New Nor. 10y the masters agents
Nork nee OF charge, except such may be actually in.
Cured.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-16

hbpON ilNN IN lie thlCE Ot GLASS
baltimore GLASS al sizes. OF the old factory Glass
ID the best article Of CyuudtT Class u the United
sst"s' for sale ~ yer cent less than former prices Is
orre a this loW price for the purpose Of closing ecu
s-uucnts 81" The old conccIn. The attention OF those IN
want Of such, Is solicited
II DICKINSON,
10 23-tf doors below tH. Rel T.yrtn
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-16

me undersigned will br thankful FOR small flvnrs +,
W. as aSe ani tcsprcti ally Informs Sportsnru that nj
sns 81 HcpaIS viii be done cKpciu ously and chcapIy
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-16

bolHah1 silver mounted ant steel Walking Canes with
AM without Twnrii gold and oliver pointed pour s.
superior pocket Books and wallets: GIufff a.g otf,,r
sicc Pens "Ecn anh superior spy Casscs, Travc,ra
luWla .rst Boat lUUkai Pocket Cork screws. zsy,r
| Cases, Key Rugs; TWccH,I., Tooth Uru.Irs. -,1,r
Boxes Pocket Rules superior patent ipc Nra4urca. ri
ding, Eg and susoy Whips tYg'Hsr viii many gti,,
I dc
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-05-12

families. including professors Of religion,
wlthonl Bibles; and nparly nine Tennis
od all4he families he wished were without
them. Some who had lived forty Or IiIiy
years in the church, bad never bid a BIZ
bic N their hands. IIe gave Bibles 10
several preachers who never owned one.
Their preachers are generally very igIio-
rant men A great maioriiy Of the pc pu-
lalion is ignorant and credulons- Hn;ac-
auainteG with the nature Of Bible Socie-
lies, and the extent Of Christian obliga-
lons. -
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-05-12
N OTTO ES.

The SALISBURY ASSOCIATIONS VIII
hold its next anniversary at SALISBURY
ceatre, commencing on the Jfrst Wed1ss-
dag Of June.
THE WASHINGTON UNION AssocIA-
rios will hold its next anniversary al
GranrtHe. commencing on the second
"Wednesday Of June.
TsE DaSyILLE ASSOCIATION will
hold ia mex. anniversary a. Hafdzcick.
commencing on the third Wednesday, Of
June.
II IS nv present intentioa. Providence
nerat ing. to attend the meetings o. all
these Assoc laLlons.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-05-12
r1en.psller Temperaaes HOMO.

This establishment. which has acquired
a high rank among The Hotels Of Yer
mont. and which mas been constantly
gaining il the public favor for the last
three wears. has recently been rented by
Mrs. sanford. late oil the Union House;
aud We Ike pleasure in saying that, from
all appearances, the friends of temperance
are likely sill to have quiet and well
regulated house Of entertainment IN our
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-05-12
ruRTHeR INTELLIGENCE.

The N. Y. Baptist Register has come TO
hand, bringing the intelligence that brother
Galusha has been elected from has seat as
one of the Vice Presidents. This has been
done at the bidding of slavery. Will north
ern Bdptists in general acquiesce in such a
sacrifice to this Muloch2 We shall see.
The Register gives The following report
in regard to the state Of the Treasury Of the
Convention:
THAT which all viii be mcst anxious
" to know, is the State of the treasury,
and of this am happy 10 be abe 10 write
much more lavorabiy than was antcipat-
ed. According 10 the report ofthe Treas
urer, the amount of receipts from all soar
ces. is S85,960.27. This includes BAL
ance ofSl2,00O due the Treasurer. The
amount oil expenditures for the various
stations, printing presses, paper. salaries
for agents, secretaries, &C., 85,9oO,21
showing an empty treasury, and somr-
thing of an indebtedness TO begin the year
with. About $4,000 of this sum was re-
ceived from the churches. $4,000 from
the American and Foreign Bible Society.
$500 from the American Tract Socie-
ty. $4,000 from U. S. Government TO-
Indian schools; S2,454, legacies The
expenditures for the mission in Asia. $50.
lo24, Africa, S3,943. Greece. 1888.
Germany, S4,850. France. S2333, In
dams. 500. Home Department. S3,033,
General purpose. S5. SOY. This is proha
! bly coming out as well as most expected,
but $4,000 from the churches is not a
sum that FIVE hundred thousand B,p,is:
COMMITMENTS should be satisfied with for
this great object"
The Register reports as 10 the finances oil
The American and Foreign Bible Society
as follows:
The report Of the Treasury showed
the Amount of receipts 26,304. and The
amount expended. to nearly the same
To Germany, Asia. Africa, Greece, and
other places. appropriations had beer
made, and largely TO our Foreign Mission
Society"
Of American Baptist Home Mission
Society as follows:
| 1.-The amoum of receipts, embracing
AUXILIARY societies. and conventions, wa
| $4,000 The whole number. OF agen,'
and missionaries, 80. las years iabo
had been performed. 22,923 sermons
preached, 4S565 converted. SO chnrehes
constituted. 27 ministers ordained. seveFa
places Of worship erected. and 1897 oaP
lized"
OF the Baptist Publication & Smdo!
School Society as follows:
The receipts had been about Si2 900
several publications were In s'ie o
preparation. and the large edition Of Hin
ton on Baptism. had been nearly dispose'
| Of The Society has but just commenc
ed its operations.
| Il uin be seen that these statements. q
to amounts received, vary somewhat lrol
those given BY The correspondent of the Re
hecior.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-05-12

IREAT BRITAIN AND = HAITI. "A
treaty has been formed between these tvs d
pc utrs for the more effeetuaI suppres,i n
of ibe slave trade.
Tue Mon MoNs.-The corner stone OF
the Gr-ar Mormon Temple Chat is 10 bel
al N,avoo. Illinois. was la on the 9th
ils t.. in presence of seven or eight thou.
sand persons, and the Nanvoo Military
Legion, consisting of six hundred and
fifty men. The Warsaw (IH.1 World.
says: Mr. Rigdon of1iriaed al thu lay
ing ofthe chief corner stone, and address,
ed The assembly in very energetic man
aer in speech of about an hours length.
Ga the whole, the exercises passed off
with the utmost order. without accident or
the slightest disturbance. Gen Bennett
rommanded the Legion. under the direc-
iian of The Prophet. and acquitted him
self il a truly officer like manner.
kHnDE isLAND The Providence
i Journal gives compie,e returns OF the late
election in Rhode Island. Mr.. King The
Wing candidate for Governor, received
/ 1926 votes: scattering 63. Mr.. Craston
! for Congress. received $500 votes. and
Mr.. TillingEast, 1865. Scattering. 235
/ The Senate comprises 10 members, al
Wings. and the House So Wings and II
Van Buren, men, being Wing gain Of 7
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-05-12

TEMPRRANcE HousE IN MONTPELIER
The attention of the frieads of Temperance
in Vermont is called 10 the nouce OF this
house. 10 be found in another column. A
friend IN this village recently took occasion
TO give il his patronage while making some
stay in Montpelier, and he speaks Of the
establishment in the very highest terms.-
Success to the enierprize.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-05-12

. 2 : 20 , At ? t[IE q \ = 70
Friend Kuapp:-
Will you have the goodness 10 appfiSs
your readers, that the adjourned meeting
oi those Abolltionists, Who believe ia po-
litscaa aetion, as web as moral aud fsIies
sous. toF bseaking the bonds Of the slave.
viii be holden for thenonlina,sea Of can
ldidaies fof State officers 1t Montpelier, on
Wednesday. the 20 Of May. at 10 O'Clock,
A. " Yours for the slave,
]. p. MILLER. :.
JJar Comnittee.
MONTPELIER. Nav 9TH. 1871.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-05-12


~ johnson moved. and Ed. KLgs
ford Of Pa. seconded a resolution approx
ne he objects aud measures Of The Soci-
eiy.
The meeting was addressed, also, by
Eds. Lynd and Going. Of o., Caidicotl
OF Mass. and Bradley Of Va.
A resolution was introduced commend
lag the project of the Society to publish
a national HynN Book, and while it was
under discussipn the Society adjourned
70 the call of the Ptesidert.
GENERAL CONVENTION.
Wednesday EUeniag The Missiena-
~ sermon before the Convention was
preached by Ed. FnlleE Of S. C.-Text
-Jn. IL 3. . And /. if be lifted up,
wi draw all men unto me- The pawes
of the cross wasthetheme Of the preacher,
and It was evident he handled d with ntl-
rommen ability. 1t was ALSO equally evil
dent that his doctrines, Hcarried legiHnat-
ely out. must eventually remove every
ves,ige Of slavery from the earth. The
attendance was the largest YET had, and
the impression deep in favor Of foreign
missions o, that the eloqaent preacher
were the conscientious advocate eff thsab-
olaioa of one Of the worst form Of heath
enism-American slavery! Ed. Fuller,
as the extracts from his last letter quoted in
the Reflector show, has a1Ithe ingredients
fof thoroagh aboihonist God grant
him grace aud courage equal 10 his dayl
AT The close ofthe services, Chinese
convert addressed the assembly. and sang
IA Karen song. He produced happy
effect. My own heart was NEST deeply
affected-for [ could not help thinking
how that great congregation would feel Il
an emGacipated stare should stand amoag
them. the christina representative of mil
lions of freed Americans and sing the
song Of holy Jubilee
Roll swiftly round, we wheels OF time,
And bring the promised day"
Tomorrow Thursday the GeacraI
Cenvthtioa will again assemble, when
vii endeavor to furnish additional parsc-
ulars. c. w. D.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-05-12

Kkx7ucKr.-The New-York Obsers.
e. saws lhal Mr.. Simpson, the agent Of
,be I.<|neton, fKy.) Bible Society, found
|in som. places, nineleen twensieths ofths
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-01-07
ARRIVALS. CLEARANCEs, &c.

CT at n Orleans 22d bark Noble, Brown, Mar
settles. Ar 2lst ship Perdonnet, Foote, Boston
via Savannah
Ar at Savannah 23d ship Sterling, Saunders,
Wiscasset IL
Ar at Orleans 18th brig Loretta, Henderson,
20. CT 18th ship Amazon, Richardson, Havre
AT st Croix sch Providence, Rodbird Fl Mobile
to sail Dec II
Cid at Mobile 22d bark Fairfield, Cuts, Havre
Sid FIN st Marks 10th brig HaiIowell, Smith fir
Boston
Ar at, Portland st schs Jane, Boston fr Frank
fort; First Attempt, Thomaston fr Boston
Ar at Portland I'd schs Brunswick, Woodwork
Brunswick; Jane, Loud, Bangor IF Boston
Cid at Boston Cd, sch Helen Mar, Munroe,
Camden
Ar at N Haven Cd, sch John Spoford, from
Thomaston for York-put in for hSrbor, in
consequence Of the storm
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-01-07
NJ ARR!ED.

In this town, on Tuesday morning last, by tie
Rev John bearing, Mr. Ezekiel T Webb of Wool
witch to Miss Harriet bearing of this town
In this town on Sunday evening last by Rev
John bearing, Mr. John Doyea to Miss Elizabeth
Fontlami-Nlr George Simpson to Miss Mary
Fontjami
In Phipsburr, Thanksgiving eve, by T. Low
ell, Esq. MIR. Sewal Morse, to Miss Mary Jane
Morse.
In WaIdoboro Mr. Oliver Kaler to Miss Sarah
-Winahenpaw.
In Newcastle, 10th ult Mr.. Roger Hanly, Jr. of
Bristol to Miss Catherine Clark of Newcastle
MIR Hiram Dagget to Miss Sarah Little
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-01-07

Ar at N Orleans ODD. ship Roger Sherman,
Nichols, London-24th ship Queen Victoria,
Thompson N York; Globe, Oliver, Turks Island
Ar at Mobile gath Yankee, Fales, Thomaston
At Holmes Hole 30th sch Hudson,fo N York;
John, Spofford for do
Ar at Boston I'd ship Talleyrand of Thomaston
for N Orleans
Arat N Haven 28th sch oIynthus, BOwley Cam
den
Ar at Portland 9th sch Patriot, Holbrook, Thorn
aston for N York
Ar at Boston 4th, ship European, Mcclellan (of
Thomaston) fr N Orleans brig Catherine, Yes
per, (of WarrenO Mobile, via Holmes Hole.