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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-28

VALUABLE PROPERTY AT AUCTION.
tIhlLce OF ihe last will and testament Margaret
a maue, DEC j. tie undeIs gned offer Tor Sae al
IIouS hueu9n % MONDAY, the 81 day Of August next
on IN eetSeen aniG streets occupied by Cor
MENUS Crew as soap and Candle Mauuilct6ty incluDr
MoUiis, &c. ' ''
cLpiei 10y the t.cea ed ''' ~
iuIther description Of the property IL deemed unne.
Fy a. u IS 50 Well known: s couiiguty TO the Market
nous NE iaie sad prospective improvements I'm me
Ne EhDourhoOd CHER strong in t. the
Terms hoersl, which Will be made known al the sale
TO Plat Of the property willie cGhibited
HENRY CLARKE, -
JAS &. CRANE, ( Executors
to sale TO be conducted by
lu2i LANCASTER DENNY CO. Aucfs.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-28
SALES AT AUCTION.
ny INLoEs q BROTHER.

~ INLoEs q BROTHER.
REGULAR rALE DAYS Tuesdays, Thurfd,vs and s.,
Hihsys liberal cash advances rad. Goods rrtst a.
iof Public sale. '''''
on THURSDAY, July 29th, 1871. Commencing Al a.,
We VII tc in Ia at Of Store assoT .eut of
'uihns.s, oroeeiies, DC consisting u part Of
Mahogany rtdeboaIds
DO Bureaus
loren Cha y, assorted qualities
Noe King AMI Nurse Chairs
Mahogany Tables
DO Wash and Candle stand.
Ugh and Low Pest ResIsesds
Feather Beds and BedihuE
Carried Hair and -h1ck Mntras-e.
- rseTeiarys and Book Cases &c
IosetheT with variety of HousshoLi and Kitchen
uhtlfe' Also, asmill "t Of Dry Goods Fancy Goods
GROCERIES.
Gin. Brandy, Whisky, COrial
soap, Candies Bacon
Tobacco starch &c
NEW ARK CIDER.
q, . bbls NJ Ark Cider
~ LAB, Auet
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-28
I'D I'D IN sAMs-M. IL. :. - -. =.

Ill MD PlT sAws.-we have for s.is. ., a,
Sa's, WI. saws, from a. feet Of the very bsst
H,,V ~ ossc Saa steel rt saws, OF EnEfsh msnufie
-, 49, lnudcn spring saws, hand ana nsor.f
~ 81 The besi shcffisd make '"e ''H''
mD VAN LEw. sNIrH . CO
piERsON's PATENT LOCK-FoT ale 40.
OF The above Locks puce Eb WV
uIo ., DAVENPORT 4 ALLEN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-28

W. have iu Ward TUO bushels Of south site .,,...
coarse ''ai which Nc will deliver no a. two cent
'-eNiu '1r usual price AMI visit until Isf Isonsr, -,
W '4y .'-'l Iu tAPERrUN CRuNP
LADIES LEATHER HONNET how
NJ 2 NtNr nu hand e few n The above neycs $50
- ere very convenient Tor ladies' TravsiIng s.II,g
y. iG TOT yy ,.t m. JUDAH MYERS Co
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-28
NEWSPAPER, BOOK, JOB AND
NOTICE.

NOIlCE.
HAVE sold TO MIR. Jacob Lyon my Job Printing
Oihce on lith street, opposite the store of Messrs
Dunlop, Moncure K Co. MIR. Isaac LYoS will take
charge oil the Otiioe and 1t gives pleasure to say
that he IS in all respects worthy of public patronns.
hope my friends will continue their business with
nm. JOHN 5. GALLAHER
JmIy 18th. ISL.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-28
wMIsKEY, CLAl,IE.In .UGAn- -.

the Cross street lea bag Nayo's Bridge and tIi
~ rcctly opposite to MessTs. ~ W q Ety A 60
eau be found Carriages BirOuChes, Buggys and Sus,
winch are 90 virginia Manufacturer aud larry
STOCK on han AMI ate determined sell suit the true
p-S IA want Will q" well To give "a call before prchas.
iIs elsewhere; aud inirnd keen such article. a.
w"can warrant and recommend hope To merit ami oI
laih share oi public patronage. SIC James F. NV,
Wh"n We have appointed Agent, will take pleasure In
showing oui Carriages to those who wish 10 see them
ic 9i- t lnN a SoFNLLi.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-28

Va Wclsburg Lottery. Glass q, for lSil-To hc drawn
AZ Alexandra. on Saturday, 2Sh August, 1871. Cautals-
pre- Of $1,000, 300 poo 1900 aTO, l2g7 30 " Ubl
o. 81 ~ 70 II 30, Of 10 SC Tickets slu-share- la
proportion certificates Of packages Of y whole tic kcs
VIII he sent for slb-shIrcs IN proportion.
For Tickets aud shares or Certificates of Packages in
any OF the above splendid Lotteries, be very particular 10
ahlFeS ID. NJ. llOYT q 60.
,,,---<, Richmond, Va.
Ordersior Tickets from any part the United states 10y
maj or otherwise, enclosing cash prize Tickets thank
fully received and executed by return mail with Inc s,nc
prompt auentlonas personal application, and the result
sdlrcsseito ID Al iIoyI q "a y"
~ an strIriv .nnf,i,,.,i.i -.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-28
CALABRIA LIQUORICE

a. - EIH =
iNiA has declared dividend ofthTes peT cen, on' :,
- pTohs Tor the last six months nayable =, ~ ~ ~
bfane mes, on and after the 18th instant ~ DAM aii''
w
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-28
r. WHICHEIIn
CO-PARTNFa.f ,Ta

lie SUBSCRIBERS have this DAY assOcsfsd ,b.,,,o,r,
~ p sheT, i3rthe purpose Of carrying on The GRAM
~ >lNEss' under the firm OF Daniel q Piesssr,s a
20. lheir store IS on the Of Cary and he go
Salns 10 h.yo's Bridge, Immediately OPPOSITE 10 No.
CaPerton Crump's. OfFNe !" 'HesSiS
t.ao., DANIEL BURTON PLEAsANTs
ge - " TARLTON w. ELLIS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-28
SUPERIOR FURNITURE.
AT Auction.

q SUPERIOR FURNITURE,
AT Auction.
On FRIDAY MORNING, 3Bh July N 81 O'clock "a. will
SELF a. INC residence Of Prot l. Warner hi. ouseboLi
I hehsn Furniture comprising the usual variety of
well kept articles. We name, IN part,
Rich tDaltoxany Chairs
Superior spring sofa
Mahogany Wardrobe
Dining and Breakfast Tables
tshe-seai Chairs
superior CaTpsung
Erass Tenders, SHoveiz and Tonga
Complete se't fLds China
DO tlo French glassware
Kitchen Furniture. Cool ing Utensils. &r &c
49, 'e5H' cash. lNLOEs BRUiHER. Auets
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-28
WHEELING MONEY AT PAR.
FOR ROCKS AND STATION.RS

iHib suhscuAcTs are anxious reduce their mr.,
II hcavN stock Of Rocks. anil wy s.'l a. ,,,,.si
Par. $3.50 '"S'i"E money al
Persons making mp Libraries VIII find l,rre and chi.
sock I'd select irou aud such Low Prces AS canDc
iu 10 ensure entire satisfaction. - Ne N~'''''
II5- country Orders promptly attended 10
no Al BOOKS warranted perfect ami canal T., any s,l
To- THE state. ' 't''h' o" ais sou
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-28

rfN - u" baTque hObEkI MORRIS, Captain III :
sSie waller, nov al bermuda Humid eds she will car
a1 ~ -h1ut To buis aud is admirably aautcd 10 ma,
ouih American trade. Applyto
je2 y " ANDERSON 4 20.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-28

oeoe will sell rout OF our store s,y.r.I .sss
AMI Harness Horses 4 A. n 49,.
H[- IN Consequence u he accumulation Of Goods at
our regular sal"z shall in future devote .y In
cich week exclusively To- the sale HoTs~s Cows Mule
/ y ia - a b. Auci.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-28

conformity with the provisions Of tho will Of joseph
Marx, dec d, the firm 81 Joseph Marx sou II the iay
dissolved The unsettled business NJ the will be
attended 10 by SAMUEL MARN,
Surviving Partner.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-28
GENTLEMEN's PUMP boots.

WE have uu hand Just rccCiyGda VERY. large stock n
w tho above Roots, made by Jacob Miles a. son of
Philadelphia they decidedly the beautiful Boots
We ever have had Gentlemen In want will call ami IN
themselves. JUDAH MYERS & co,
ln9 fashionable Root shoe aud Trunk Dcalcrs
I'VE Subscriber having associated will himsct psrt
u ner bee mcs necessary for him to wind up his for
cI business and therefore requests an thrse Indebted
without further notice.
lu " az THOMAS r. +. TABB
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-28

BaRsuE GENERAL wiltshire, for Liverpool
FSSN Tbs vessel will not b. detained for freight after
3S21th ljd August but will proceed to sea Sfh The
cargo she has then board. For freight, or pas.
sage, appyo MAXWELL TROKE<,
htthe Counting House 81 hessTs Kerr. CazsirA Co
ia 26-tf or To- JAMES FISHER Ir
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-28
WIN. BOOTH.
-Four doors below the Exchsnge Bank.

X.
-Four doors below the Exchange Bank
TUE subscriber has received by come OF the l.e ar
}. val; from France, .lss sod .Pienda sSs"Ii@sato Of
match WHICH In aiiHon to his foTtner oc OF AMERICAN
be la, heretofore exhibited. all he viii pui 10 IN he
n"atei manner aid the most moderate
order FeshsI Beds HAIR Ms and sacH MaiiTSsses
curtains and Carpets All orders thankfully received and
a the shortest notice aud la the hest
p. OH Mattresses repaired and p. sihsI Rel. ,cnaya
FOR RENT, Or LEASE,
hh w" tensmeni, on the ttIoet leading from Cary
given.
They have lately underE ne thorough ronar and are
80 constructed edt Of being eaate or To-
Eethsr They possces all tho oonyencncss for
calculated for Tavern House Of Private
p,ynE " roahs with ne places and spacious Dining
good Yard and other advantages
G, House Is reiLed s,h Ugh 10 the c:ntrc
ysnen, especially to planters aud others {, south
dcsrous for such undertaking To raod tnsnt The
1cni WI 90 moderate For terms, inquire Of MrJln
IN "a osii aicnIRp WHITFIELD.
PRINTS AND LAWNS.
i"ADswORTH. TURNER a. co. have on
Prints Lawns f,o," the lowest no The new
eHi styles ani most snpc ror qualify. by the piece. je
/ I iouonLcE PAsTEAND swEET-oIL
~ - cases LTuoricc, suitable for TVLaeeonists
| so baskets sweet on, for sale.
| -in . All. MKildo-'s obi ltsnd
SsAmUEi. PUTNEl, wholesale aud Ietsil dealer
~ IN iSles 1enemons, Misses Boys and Chiiiren's
boos shoes slippers Main street. Eve Fquarcs below
ne hdnss anu dIe",y OpposIi" the Ruins Easls HUt,
t.crs co santy on hand large anil
oi 10" above r'mcdGOO Of superior quality, aud latest
fashions manufactured the best woI kincn Philadel.
Ehh aud elsewhere, which he will sell low the same
Goods bc purchased In auy house south OF Ph.el
phia Respectfully call from my Tow and Country
| friends. - J
B-Al and general as sornen, Of superior hard
Russct and Black Leather iron framed travelling Trucks
made superior SAMUEL IUISEy
SUGAR FOR PR rssEtt ytNa-C Crushed IuInr,
~ Loaf Clarified Porto Rico sud ~ CIoii, for sale
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-28

Nh BNlS R.-hufsnus superior Oh Family Wbsscy
~ m OBJ GIHaHU'a ..n do Hr No . .iu 2
1Uu 1F Common t,
JUST received. auH trr sale WV. for cash
WADE ". WODiDRIuGE
70 .Hrfa hsEsyy HH. mn
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-28
FOR SALE OR CHARTER,

The -racic ROOM Ia tie Museum building
~ Immediately over the Oil Post Ofi-c. Poses.
a 80 ~ lew days. Apply d this OGice.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-28

c-N> The hhe brig Planet, kDouits, master, having
NJ nearly the whole OF her cargo engaged can isk.
few boxes tobasco other Eht Il . ght thai INV
on;r For terms Of freight apply To the board
al Luz. ans wharf, or to wM ROwLETT
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-28

Samuel Max will continue TO transact business In his
own name aud for his own account
Rchuun :, July 'Sh isIl IN I5-p,03yy
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-28

rFN Inc snip HAEK AWAY, Captain Nicholson
SzIS now On her way from Liverpool, ami expected Al
s1< CITY Point by the .Oh July. For fTcithf or pa.
age apply 10 Bcnjdmiu Jones. E.q, Petersburg or to
Jt<A A W ANDERSON A. CO
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-28

= :. ---- NIHN1IHE NNEs &c.
OREITN cOlorod aud white Feather Fans for 1914 ccnfa
each - ''
Handsome Ivory Finished White Pans for % cents
ColnTclF lct Shawls, oil 25c
snail Filla ScaTfs Pc
Black Pilot Mius. Pc
Printed Feather Pans, 25c: an. many other things As
oheaP ~ " TUO'S r. PRICE
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-28

cEoNcE ~ YATES.
CO M NJ SSIoN AGENTS,
No u. Gsrmaa street, Bahimors,
OYER FOR SALE, ut rHE PACKAGE,
BRITIsH GOODS
(hoTHs. CAssiMEREs, aud vEsTINGs Of all colours
ca MERiNos, eopJ aud black, aud o,he, woRsrgp
Goods
BLANKETS, u all descriptions
Low MOOllENS, Tor Negro Clothing
CANVASS PADDING aud other dundee LINENS
PkiMrs., h,u,z black aud white, in great variety
RAwoRriis sPOOI COTTON, Of the various styles
DOMESTIC GOODS.
:, PRINT fc2n the pennepaek Works alsa, from the
franEln Eagle, TVeuon, and other Eastern woks-eou
BLEA,nEp GOoDs-Ions Cloth bceiled aud calcu-
dered hnish FROM the uEbridse Mills, Lppt Company
DI nR5W Sn aS 9iTr' mills
TON HDKFS, sc. &c iug7,Im
FAMILY roe lInRRINos AND sIiAD.
~ % half bbis Family rhad, Tor sale.
lu3 JBABBOTr.
h0NDoN DOUBLE BROWN STOUT.
| "NDoN Brown stout, In qiarts
in27 ABBOTT.
MUSIC TEACHER
a YOUNG GERMAN wishes to procure a situsiion as
a Music Teacher. An engagement IN q F.maic scuina.
a. to character aud qualifications can be given For fr.
thsr p5riS uars, Apply al this Office.
LADIES' snpERIor coLooLD MO-
rocco sLIPPERs.
- supper Just received per schI Union, from Phili
uipha II. BURLINGTON A. co,
-Ju - Mansion House
B,R AND HOOP IRON AND STEEL
TONS well assorted BAR Iron; Country Blister and
Il II German steel, tor sale.
Jug in AnnoTr.
SECOND HAND PIANO
! / llANE Tor sale, scconi hand five
FoKrE- fnce $40, with a -. oil match.
,,- ". DANIEL,
J" n Music store, Square above tho Bsuks.
lSMITHEIELD BACoN.-IOou lbs ssnithfeId
- ia "n' II smiIl size, just received, for sale.
| Ju % WINSTON
SERVANrS WANTED -VNc w-SH Il, AR = I,,-I
-, la', mouse servant, aud an experienced Cook for
whom hbera! wages will be given None need apny who
! lions RIisUA9n TttI l. f..',Hnr,
ju 7 80 w.
| Wuisk Ef, CLAuIEID SUGAR.. DC.
! Il hNpl>1 irpu' schr Cos ncldu from New Orleans 3 o
a. rbs old and SUPERIOR Whisky; - tcrces Louisiana
/ Clarified sugar.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-28
sADDIERY AND UARDuA

'lHE Subscribers have Tor sale large sock Of Plated
n steel sni Rrass Sadhety. CONSISTING n part Of fine
Patel ani steel snsflcs, Cub Bus ant Peham's IN.
ghsh B.itc L'athers, Coach Mounting, ANcs, steps
iu0 VAN LEW, SMITH a CO.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-28
BOOK AND JOB
printing @ffice,

On lth Street, ore, ne Central Tareyn. and d.
realty opposite ~ ~ &. J. j. FTV q. Col
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-28

DEsIHAnLE HEsIDENCE AT
PRIVATE SALE
ME offer for sale favorable terms the U,,sc and
w Tot now occupied hy Mr. Ous Manson ON 3 "a, cct
corner below The Masonic Hall should no sale of ms
property he effected PRIOR IN the "a August We will o 10,
uy, immediately after tho sale of Mrs. Maules propcry m
VIC afternoon proceed 10 sell the to the highest
iua LANCASTER, DENNY co, Aucta
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-28

I OST, Negotiable MUTE, drawn hv Geo IS Stuul,
- an endorsed 10y Hiram Bragg, Tor t3)O dated the R
June ISL aud payable % days after date. This 10 fore.
warn NJ persons iruu trading for the payment has
been stopped The finder will confer favour hy return.
Ing the aud, 10 required a reasonable rornrrn
saiun viii DC paid. klLBY, SALE 4 Co
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-28
FOR NEW YORK.
EoR pIILAnaI-pIIIA-

ID 3: PHI s. ;s1; Ss'%; ;a ?a::
iu5 I.fWN uoWIETr
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-04-22


Ar at Boston litl sch Citizen, Monroe, Camden sch
Shipwrigit, Downey, Wiscasset Cl ship Caspian, Paen,
Orleans schs Darius Nlckerson, Gardiner; Fairview
McCarty, Wscasset. Ar 10th, sch Mary Chase, Chase.
Brunswick.
Sid FIN Providence, llth brig Wdes Walker, Edge
comb, Matanzas, and anchored off Ponham.
Ar at Newport 18TH barque Danube, [of Castne) Farvel
Mobile % for Providence sch Alabama, (of Freport Soule
do D. for do, with loss of jib foresail split in the gale
of Monday.
Ar at N York l5th sch Maine, Richardson Calais
Sid FIN Hartford 18th, sch VIM Wallace, Pllsbury, Thorn
aston.
Arat London 9ih sch Yarico, Thomas, Camden Gen
Knox, Camden for n York l0th scs Ontario, aud April
Flower, Norwich for Camden.
Ar at Providence 18th, sch Roanoke Colby, Buckspo
At HAVANA 29th ult Caledonia, Drummond, for Cowes
loading.
Brig Lincoln, of and from Thomaston for Mobile, was
spoken %, on Bahama Banks.
CT at Wilmington 5th inst sch Groton, Yates, Waldo
boro.
Ar at Haven lth sch st Lucar, Could Incolnville
Ar at Newport 10Th, sch Franklin White, ThUmaston for
New York
Ar at Portland l4t sch Edward, Park Frankfort for New
York; Mary Jane and New Sally, Belfast for Boston
Ar at Gloucester l2th brig Mary Kimbal Worster Thorn
aston.
T. 3st, sch Arab Bradstreet, Charleston Below, brig
Carleton fin Thomaston. Adv ship Pennsy vana, for Iiv
erpoo wanting 300 bales brig Choctw, Fntr, for River
Gambia, 'p assage only.
Ar Boston 18th, brig America, Soule, (of Bath Aux
Cages 10th ult Oswego (of Waldoboro) Young, Phade
pha sch Sydney Daley, Augusta
Sch Mary Adams of B0otbay, from Lubec for Richmond
spoken 10th inst. lat 80 long 10.
Ar Newport lGh Increase, Verrll ThOmaston for Bos
ton.
Passed Turks Island 9th ult ship "Pann" (supposed
Byron Shawl 35 days from Liverpool for Orleans
Ar Orleans 5t, Convert ardiner Expert, do. Adv
Cables, Lombard, Boston, cargo half engaged.
At Apalacicola Both u Acernes, Skoeld for New York
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-04-22

Gen Jackson in Pecuniary D;StreSS.-The fol-
lowing paragraph, from a late number of the Louis
vile Journal, will be read with pain-''A few
weeks ago we saw letter from Gen. Jackson, to
gentleman who had drawn on him for one hundred
dollars. lie acknowledged that the money was
due; but stated that he so mise rably embarras-
sed by his security debts to be utterly unable to
raise the small sum necessary 10 meet the draft
lie said he had some blooded stock which he was
willing 10 give up to the drawer of the draft but that
SlOO in money was out Of the question"
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-04-22

Many interesting incidents IN the life of Gen. llar
rson, illustrative Of his private and public virues,a
recounied.
Besides other things, it is mentioned that the Cen
eral had enjoyed the advantages Of religious edu-
cnton from most pious mother. During his re-
cent visit the spot Of his BIRTH and the old family
mansion in Virginia, he delighted to show his friends
"his mothers ROOM" the closet to which she used
TO retire for her devotons, tho very corner where
she used to sit reading her Bible, and where she
taught him in childhood pray 10 God on his knees.
The impre ssons there made on his young mind new
were efaced; and for the last twenty years he has
never retired to rest without reading portion Of the
Holy Scriptures.
Gen Harrison was very much surprised TO find
that there was not Bible in the Presidents House.
lie declared that it ought to constitute part of the
furniture; and said that of the first appropriation
made for the Executive Mansion he would cause to
be purchased the best copy that could be procured
aud to be written in it "1o the President of The
Uaiied States, from The People of the United
States'' His reverence for the Sabbath indi-
Gated by his constant attendance Divine worship,
and his withdrawing from all secular employment
and cares to the retirement Of his chamber for
religious study or meditation. the quiet of his
domestic circle. On the Sabbath after his inaugur-
atio many of his political friends called to pay their
respects 10 him as usual. lie said to his family that
he dsliked this exceedingly, and that Sunday WIS.,
iling must be broker up" The next Sunday, some
of ,ht foreign ministers called. and he denied to
them The same evening some of his political
frents came in. He could not disguise his annoy
ance At their general Discourse, and very soon nude
an apology for taking leave of them, say ing-"Gen-
tlemen, shall be most happy to you ut all times
ercep On Sunday"
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-04-22

The following Senators and Representatives in
Congress, being presen: in the city, attended the
Funeral of the late President Of the United States:
SENATORS, Mr.. Tallmadge, of New York; Mr.
Benton, Of Missouri; Mr.. Merrick of Maryland; Mr.
Prentiss, of Vermont; MIR. Walker, of Mississippi,
and Mr.. Cuthbert, of Georgia.
REPRESENTATIVES,. Mr.. Adams, Of Massa-
chuselts; Mr.. Saltonstall, Of Massachusetts; Mr..
White, of Louisiana; Mr.. Gushing, of Mass; Mr..
Carter, of Tennessee; Mr., Sherrod Williams, Of
Kentucky, Mr.. johnson, of Maryland; Mr., Peck,
OF New York, Mr. Kemble, of New York; MIR,
Hall OF Vermont; also, Mr. Downing, Delegate from
Florida and MIR. Doty, Delegate from Wisconsin.
Nat. Intellgencer.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-04-22

DEATH OF PHILANrHRoPIsT. The Ports
mouth Gazette records the death IN that town. on
Friday evening, of WILLIAM LApD, we'll known
drought this country and in Europe, for his no.
BILE and perseverng exertions for many years, to
extend the principles of peace. Indeed he has
always been active in every good work, which
would tend to elevate the character of mainland
promote concord, morality and piety among the
great human family. But few men during the
present century have been more interchangeable in
their labors to promote the happiness of mankind
and his death mikes void, which will not be
easily filled. Mr. Ladd followed the occupation of
mariner for many years, and always manifested
a deepEinterest in the welfare of seamen, His
life was an eventfnl one-and his biography, if
we'll written, will constitute one of the most i'll
,terestng and useful books Of the age.
The death of this good man was sudden-and
caused by disease of the heart. On the even
ing previous to his death, he took part in the
Temperance meeting at the Marlboro Chapel, in
this city, and appeared in excellent health. So
true it is, that Sin the midst of life we are in
death" Mercantile Journal.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-04-22

IN consequence of the increased demand for TRUF
L COMPOUND for of SALT RHEUM, &c, it is evil
dent that base attempts have been made and max
ing initiate the article and infringe upon his right. lie
obtained LETTERS PATENT three years since, both for
the preparation and and all persons hereby
toned against infringing upon his right guaranteed by said
Patent, under the severest penalties of the LAW "Remen
ber' the penalty lies against the seller well the maker
the Article g Never' buy unless in has the riC,
mindDriea signature of the inventor The ointment is
in tin boxes with the letters ''W B. TRUFANT PATENT,
BATH, ME.' sampt the all others must be false.
That the above medicine is worthy of confidence is evident
from the fact that (nOt outstanding its 0pposon more than
EIGHT THO U SIND
packages have been sold within short time, giving very gen
era satisfaction where faithfully applied In fact the
tnua and almost daily instances of Its which have
occurred in this and other States, uses the proprietor in
submitting it with increased confidence to the public gener
ally This remedy is recommended in addition 10 SALT
RHEUM, good for RING WORM-SCALD HEAD
SIiINGLES--IE -PILES-IrCH-Pi LES
and especially so for the JACKSON BARBERS ITCH
As man is heir to umors of Thousand names the ointment IL
self is frequently used with entire Pree Diets The
internal application, is composed of twelve different lngre-
dents, entirely vegetable and is esteemed highly, rs sa,
aed wholesome drink for persons generally: particularly in
the spring Price so cts Numerous certificates from
distinguished physicians, cergYmen and other professional
from this and other States in possession OF the pro
pretor which might be suboined if necessary word to
the wise is sufficient For sale AT the store III The subscriber
wholesale and retail, and at the By7IH BOOk STORE
In Brunswick by Webb and Hall-Wiscass,t by Edmund
Dana, and by his regular agents Throughout New England
". b. TRUFANT, sole proprietor.
Bath, Me, 1871. TIA