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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-15
OF DOZEN nuwARDS IMPROVED CHEMICAL
sAsi F. ADIE L co,


OF CHLORIDE SOAP, for sale, by
SAML. F. ADIE & co,
Agents for the Maker.
TO This SOAP possesses virtues and properties
found in other. II is manufactured by practical
Chemist. by washing the face and hands with this SOap
every morning, will make the skin smooth and
son ~ silk II removes tan, pimples ami hcmishcs; sud
those who hsyn usedH for shaving give the preference
TO all other kinds.
II being made Of Chloride OF Soda, makes very dis
injecting Article II those who afflicted with Otieu-
sive breath would rst Wet SOFT tooth hrush anu then
this soap, and rub teeth AMI gums cro.
with every morning, viii cure the scursy IL the gums,
aud prevent the teeth fIo Tong ann aching preserve
the enamel and cure the offensive bIeath
Ills very superior article for washing and cleansing
and wounds and preparing the nesh to heal No.
Tiers should not be without this soap by washing children
herewith il prevents ears and many cutaneous
disorders. IL is believed that should the boy be well
washed all over with this soap week. would pre-
many diseases which the human body subjected
has proved TO be the best article IN for removing
Grease, Pain; Tar, &c from Linen, Cotton and woollen
Goods.
Ruies keTcEiefs which have loEE lain by and
become yellow, by being washed with this soap, will be-
white.
PREPARED and sold. wholesale and retail. 80 p
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-15
NEW PATENr CnN

- NEW FAIENT GUN
TUE attention Of the Mcnhcrs u our Ieyi.,,,,,, u,
we pubic generally who arc DESTROYS Of exsn,inng
somoihnT new and splendid IN NE Con line h rssocei
iniy IcqneEed % my Old established Gun kND
hfOkllhe SIOREi IN examine Hgw srytu % nor,,s
GUN HAEUFAoruHED sHor on an sntjreIy ,,fsren,
prncire % any hing cleo ever seen Both oc he being
made 10 work With only bsrgiog citbsr
barfe a NE VII and pleasure Of The sporsfoen ifout
trigger. TIJc,Was Tynenn" '"o
ei9 "'''u'e' % me- Sh malt R,hs e. &C.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-15

NOTICE EXTRA.
" A shirt ought 10 6t as tosH as a coat. 4"
GEO. A. KEEN q co have, By Steamboat from BALL
VI more, ibis day received assoument Of shirts viz
superior Linen SHIFTS, slso fne cotton Do with fine
hntn bosons and Wristbands, al of Wine
ture.
CoLLARF-CRAvATs
90 dozen superior Linen Collars, fom % sOt
y DO DO DO do s2B
DO 90 Satin Cfavuta
DO assorted silk DO
We have also received, by Leonune dozen superior
u Vests also hne aud common Dr'ns Ccsis aud Cassi
mere Pants.
Genilaneu are informed hn GODS will Al all hines v
GRO. 4. KEEN = co,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-15

DOT Spirits Turpeniinr. ' 'u' ''ea's
MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES-sursical Instruments
-ihseS bNanss best eur own imperialism, aud warrant.
NrS assorieh OF all descriptions Vias les CoIks
aoi feriumcry, soaps, Tooth Brushes Powders A..
Pains dry and ground IN oil, Oils, Window Glass
Colors, and Painters Articles > " e'
FAMILY AND PATENT MEDl INES-Pbysic,,rs ,,a
Country Merchants select GOO from as Large and
scI an assortment as can be ounCn any Store in
10 The most prompt attention paid to packing and
a..
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-15

DIR. y. X. ROwBAND's MEDICINES.
IlHI received, an assortment Of these popular prcpa.
81 ra'iuns, Ha follow.
Time Mriure-A speedy and certain cure Tor the Fever
aud Aruc
TbHic Mixture Pirs-A remedy for tbe PcvrranI Arue
possessing tue samc properties the Tonic MEure and
equally as tfcacious 10 removing this Troublesome com
plaint
grfroef SarsapariGa-An improved preparation or,iis
article. end highly rocofumo ndcd.
germifurso or Worn Dssfroysr-A safe and certain re-.
nedy for eEpclinR Worms from INC human system, aud
particularly adapfod 90 the uses NJ children.
An8iOnfdfsd E1lbTOcGfOUA fine stimulating app'ica.
lion for The Of Rhoumasm, sprains, Bruises
Throat, &C.
CRg,inm-A invaluable and pleasant remedy or Sore
Eycf
Ppipouari1-ThiE remedy ahrhly valuable fJr lbs nj
cscy IN removing obstinate Coughs " long Standing pro.
duccdb colds otherwise. u recommended hsy.
ing many claims upon the confidence aud patronage of in
vads being poHrersod o fne irrrncrafna powers and
capable Of overcoming tho unhealthy effect likely be
&c.
CnrbyHfc Denirffce-A remedy for whitening aud pre-
serving hc teeth FREQ n ~ luxurious properties
Oriental Aidbasfer-For the oiotc,a new alton
for soNcDin- whitening and preserving me skin.
We have been appointed Agents for The sao otbe above
Medicines.
fresh supply received
GAYNOR 4 ROYsTER
20 10 door above Bell Tavern.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-15
DIs. NJ. R. FLETCuERis
y a II g. A"T ( ~ y ~ q n ~ { n ~ ~ (

DE. NJ. Il. FBETCUER's
PATENT SURGEON'S TRUSS
For the radical Cure Of Hernia.
rI'S TTuss been tried approved BY ihe most
eminent surgeons At the Nsrh aud owing 20 be neat.
moss ~ hn-h s facility 0i adaptation ~ the variety ~ the
affection, AMI ts moderate price, has been extensively
iutuIuccdiu those ~1fcst has as1 been pruuounc cd
superior Instrument, by the surgeons Philadelphia and
Baltimore.
Dr. ?. received me diploma the Mcctanics late Far
iu Boston, FOR his superiority over alloihefs
supply n these valuable instruments iuf received
and Tor ralc, 10y GAYNOR & ROYSTEW,
'W " flnn door above boz Rel Trvr
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-15

VIRGINIA. TAT Rules. held In the Cfsfh's once Of
~ the Circuit snpedor Couu Of Law and Chane nv tor
mnf Queen County, on the lei day OF February ISL
heritage H. Cauihorn A Walker liar, Merchsnts AMI
Partners trading under the hrm OF Cauhor a Hart plsi
nns ssAa.t Nancy Taylor, @dinst OF Caleb TAYLOR
ieeesscd vincent Taylor, Georze Taylor Lewis Taylor
JamesTaS brsoken lay or, Mary A Taylor ana Fran
cts Taylor, dsfendsnis-lN CHAscKHY.
The defcfiant Vince Taylor not haytns .n,er.a IA.
sppcarsnee, AMI given security, according the act OF
assembly and the Rules Of th ecutt aud by
satisfactory evidence, that he h nhabiiant OF his
country, Is ordered that tho said defendant Do appear
mere On me hrst LAY OF the next May term, answer
o OF tue paiuins aud that cory of this order be
,1.ihwnh Inserted sou'e newspaper Published In the
Guy OF Richmond Tor two months snccc ssyey and posi-
ell aith mont door OF the Courthouse OF this County
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-15

THE subscriber eeeivng and keeps constantly onhand
Il at wholesale ami retail, and At the lowest prices
Plain and Japan tin Ware Of every description.
Also, variety Stoves designed for burning either
wood orc osl-
Stove Pipes and Other article in his hne made 10
Sc &c TITUS RICE
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-15
ErNA FIRE ISsgMANcE COMPANY
W. Is. & }. u. CHRISTIAN,

MARKET SQUARE,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA,
Have hand n general assortment Of
CROCERIEE, WINES. TEAS s. LIQUORS,
% THE BEST QUALITY,
AT wholesale and retail, for cash or to punctual
customers
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-15

. "a r. LII, JOHNSTON &, LfrLl,.
AZ James MekitIos's Old Stand, Richmond VT,f.ia
WuOLESALE AND retail, DEALERS in re-.
w Medicines, Chemicals, Dye Moods pnIntcr,s -;
elcs, Oils, Window Glass Glass Ware a. Which III ~
viii sell on lib raj terms. ' ~ ''''
Nntmess, Mace, Indigo SNUFF Naceabov Io,ru
CASTLE soap, Cloves IaI,i,. Sco,cb ''''
Cinnamon, Cayenne Pepper Iams nl,ek mac al
CoPpcras, Rotten Stone SInughion,S Race 60.
Pot and Pearl Ashes, starch sun enrb soda pr,,S
LquOrice Hail lockwood, seidIz Pow,ers s,yy, L.
,aeIaIus, tls biue, Alum Yeast Powders, Alcohol
wv, DMue,eu Sihser aud Root Castor OIL in bottles
Jamaica Ginger, saitpetre Ink I'm hotics nrns,''np.
Oil Peppermint, and other Luc;,er Matrhrs
ossehuaI oiis British LustTe
nlhglass' RUSSIA Olive oil, in baskets and
sponge, coarse and fine barrois ~
soda, for washing
OIlS-wInter KtraIne ,i su,sr.,, Fall ID linz, ~.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-15
DR.. MILES
COMPOUND EXTR ACT 0E TOM nn.

H'i'NcioAN q I'll ELis
,,, Agents for tho PIopTieioL
~" ~ ~ j. McNil,ios's Old stand. Richmond Va.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1841-01-01
(aus rer J1eupcrter 9taats,situns.) }

"l1m Die SteQe oes berihti9ten Gabad- -SnfpeRz
tors 9Ientmortb QpeIbe idbrli6 $l3 bic $4,000
PintrdeD baben ii6 bereits &c @ancioaten betpor-
ben, nno nob enmol 70 uiele iollen (ib nit oer4b-
'ibt tra9en, oaBelbe ju tbun.-Man braudt iTd, If.
ood uidt gu iibereilen; @lenrmortb miro d al,
seeet tusrben, ebe ien Dienttermin aus une Ct an
oermetis entfbdoi9t 1T. @r bat, rpie man su faeen
pIe9t, 9epibe eeute i'm Sade, unb 1T pfiffla oev
mug i,e ni4t taraus entwl9en 5u laben.
, 1841-05-15
ADMINISTRATORS SALE
OF REAL ESTATE.

y pursuance oian order, m de by the Coun.
. ~ curt of Pike County, the underslgn-
ed I'd illustrator of the Estate Of Greed T.
Ferguson deceased, Will oferar public auction
to the hig}esr bidder. teEore the Court House
door in the Town OF Howl'n.-Green, on the
first day of the next hne ierm of the Ifke
Circuit ourt, MI the right title, and interested
said Greed 7. Ferguson to the one undivided
fourth part az TIE io!l"wnr described real
estate lying in the said Coun' Y of Pike
viva the y rth West fractional quarter,
AMI the SouIh West +. md that part Of
tie v. f.. 1 Of the North East quarter,
Set % twenty x Township Number fifty
five. N"rlh of Tie base Inc, Ra, re 8 West
of tie filth principal meridian and containing
one hundred ard u irty seven acres-also
tie West half 6. w fr cr:ontl quarter
Section o. e4. Township No. SIS and same
r:n.e G nta min" soy n'y-se' en- ceres. more
less as" T. Q Smrth " est lr; c'Iunal quar-
ter az Section twent,-t' G IN SINE town.
:. = nj an-c. cont ming f.r v-th-ee acres
more "r !eSS-aiSn IT, South East quarter
Sec''rn No 90. s"me tevn>l'ip and range,
confirm" twe,t, three ores more or less.
tFgM>:-The above I'm will be sold. O n
- credit of siy m. MS with interest at six
per cen fro I Y Of Sale. tie purchaser
"ivin" bond witt. approved security for the
purchase "onev.
AMSNP FERGUSON, Admir-.
May 18th 1871 -4w.
, 1841-05-15
,NTRA SESSION.

u What Is Congress called together FIR
n this unusual >eaSun-Whar extraordinary
emergency requires thai th" Nation shall M
rur tins expense al S5OO.OOO! What are tie
Z" matters yrow Inr "ui at the fin noes and
revenue of the country" that can c"inprn.
safe Tor tie exa>pcrarior al party feeling
which ii will create. and rhr expense which
will attend IL. To say. that The Government
cannot perform lis accustomed functions
without this extra Legislation of Congress. is
to scolG ut the public understanding, aud
mock the intelligence Of The people. il was
10 uhviate this unnecessary expense, that
CnnuresS nj MS late session authorized The
issue of $1,000 900 OF Treasury notes. at
the Suggestion al Mr.. Wise. The Report nf
IL Secretary, of the Treasury last DerenI-
her, proves that there : no Deficiency, 10 re-
qnire this special Legislation OF Congress-,
and his statement Ot the CONDITION al the
department on the Ist March, which we
publish la dav, corroborates his former views
on this subject.
Where then is the necessity for this Ses-
sion! What good will it dol? What is the
object of those vino advised. and have call
ed il? Gov. Polk answer thus question:
.Orher and Interior ohiecis.' says he
.swerr undoubtedly the real cause. Large
and rxr~ravaganr promises which can never
he redeemed had been made To the people,
and 4, VAS dnuhIlrsS deemed to be necessary
10 do something, or l" affect I" do s"merhlng
Ia keep up III" pubic expectation. and there
hv possibly To operate upon The elections
Which are to take place in the States during
the present wear. 1t was to keep up. II pos
sihIe. the public excIremen,, and TO continue"
upon the people that system OF deception
and delusion. which was so successfully prac-
riced al the last p Residential election. The
Federal parry who now control the Govern
men are painting f.. the exercise of their
newly acquired power. They, probably
fear to let the public mind sober down to a
state OF calm reflection. lest peradventnre
thew may not succeed in their %favorite mea-
snres Of federal policy, at the next regular
session OF Congress-.
, 1841-05-15

Joshua Bates and John Cryder two veal
Thy English Bankers were among the num-
Der of passengers that came out in the Crest
Western. They are Connected one with
the h"use OF, Barring and BrotIcr<--'he
other, with that Of Morrison. Cryder and ca.
ri London. The n. Y. Herald. says that they
may be considered the representatives of
he @r'at monird and strck-iot'hing interest,"
ii Europe, IN "r,ierto eve cur Congress. 1T
The approaching extra session. some advice
"n lhe present state al affairs. and The right
principles ui finance and currency!
, 1841-05-15

The Whigshave strenuuslv denied ihatthe.
were in favor OF assuming the State debts by
the General Government. The followin. ext
ract from Webbs Courier and Enquire, cop
led with some favorable remarks, into the
leading Federal paper of Philadelphia. and re
published by the 81. Louis Bulletin, has al
s.awfnl squirting that way. Webb Judge.
the States 10y himself. The U. $. Bank
bought him up body and soul for $4,000 and
he farters himself that the States of the Union
can be bribsd, and bought up with a few
millinns OF Government scrip. He has got
the wron. Sow hy the ear:
The entire deb, of the Stlies may nc Is,
timaied in round numbers. at one hundred
and serenity fire millions Of doiiars.-tIe M
teres, on which at an average Of five and
a half per cent. is abnunt ten mii(icaS Of
dollars. Now our proposition Is. that tie
General Government should issue It's stocks
redeemable IN twenty five years Tor the
whole amount bearing an interest OF hree
anda half per cent per annnm, and divide
this pro rata among the States according 10
their representation IN both Houses "i Con-
gress. The annual interest on tins sum
PAYABLE Ia the United States. would lie sir
millions "f dUiiarS; and 10 meet this. let the
Public Domain he forever set apart us a
sinking fund. New York, under such Il law,
would receive twenty-five millions OF the
Government stock-other States in like pro-
portion; and by appropriatlng The interest
thus received from the General Government
TO the payment of their own interest, not
only would their credit be restored. but IN
many cases. if desirable. their entire debt
paid by the sale ni this stock in Europe.
and the States he left Ia reap the full benefit
of the proceeds of their work.. of internal
improvements. In every case, however,
tins arrangement would enable tie State !"
keep their stock at PAR. and at the same time
complete those great works. winch, when
finished. will secure Ia them Il never failing
revenue, and forever exempt their people
from taxation.
, 1841-05-15
CT These favorite asu are.

/ CT These ~favorite measures are.
LIST: The repeal of The Independent Trea.
sury Law.
End. The establishment Of a National
Bank.
Sd. A Protective Tariff.
4th. The d stribution Of the public domain
among the States.
The leading organs of the powers tina,
be do not scruple to admit that to efec,
these objects, the special Session is conven.
ed. A National Bank, that will control, and
regulate the price of every mans labor. is to
be foisted upon the country. Before the
people can speak upon tie subject. and be.
fore the Federal Wing party crumbles into
lis original discordant elements, we are to
have palmed upon the country u great mo
ney King, that will corrupt and demoraIize
the whole people.
, 1841-05-15

There was Il very respectable meeting 81
the citizens of Pike and Lincoln. held in
Ashley on the eth inst, for the purpose ol
forming m agricultural Sorietv a-re"ahlv
10 previous notice. After some appropriate
remarks from several Gentlemen q" Ing 10
show the utility. and importance of such
Institutions. Capt. VIM. Kerr, WIS apooin-
ted chairman. and G.. Il. Hudson scr,etqrv.
Several resolutions were passed relative to
the formation of the Society. when it nd
%iourned to meet a"ain on 2nd Saturday in
June nrxt-and the attendance Of the far
merS of Pike and Lincoln is respectfully So
lirired. Would not Bowling Green he Il
more central. and convenient place for he
regular meetings of the Society? Ell. Jour-
raL.)
] consider the farmer the bone and sincw
Of the country, and ours is fitted for agricul-
tural pursuits, and if the science was prop
crly appreciated aud attended 10. we might
instead of importing grain from the store
houses of Europe forour support. become the
grainerv Of the world. Agriculture is neg-
Iected in this country. and in proporti,n TO
that neglect the prosperity of thr nation will
surely decline.
'ICClh'llU'll Has 'atl"u dD' Itil liz IItll.
and employed ii in building castles in the
air. 1t has deceived the husbandman by
telling him of an Eldorldn in the valley of
the Missrssippiorat the base "fthe Rocky Mo-
%untains. He has left the plough in the furrow,
and Ok in the stall. and fastened TO that airy
land Of promise. Thus when the conquest
of Cortcs developed the riches Of Mexico.
the whole energies Of proud and exalted
Spain we're directed thither. Her agricuI-
ture was neglected Gold flowed into her
dominions, luxury corrupted her morals. and
she fell from her high place among nations.
Now look at her degeneracy. Depend up
on it agriculture is the sourc" Of wealth md
happiness Of this nation. and from the day
Of it's permanent neglect. shall we date the
dcgeneracy Of this Republic.
CTTIZ V.
, 1841-05-15

yin the discussion, and conjectures OF
tic Federal and Democratic presses OF
he country about President TyIers proba.
Ole future course, there is no disagreement,
~ MS past acts and principles. The
L''a's nope that he will prove true to
FederaIists hope that he
WIN acf,hce all principle to party subservien-
ey' anu oetray his pledges and his country
lot 'nelr sake. What will he dot Will he
'eJect 'he support of one half of tho Union
ana "ne respect of all, for the support of the
0unsr hail' and the scorn and contempt of
, 1841-05-15
GENI. MIl.BURN.

n Tho public n'nd viii be shocked to
lean that thu exemplary IN. and accom-
pIishcd officer has been removed from the
office of Survevor General OF Illinois and
Missouri. Dr.. SIlaS Reed, of Illinois has
taken his place. The Wing papers in ST.
Louis erra condemn this removal. Mr.. VI.
wa~ u" PARTISAN. seldom taking part in poll
teal matters. more tlan tn 1--WE his vote
lie ai been in tie L.and Office IT ST. Louis
25 wears. and workcdhiS way to the Survey.
orS post. by the force Of his own merit.
, 1841-05-15
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

NORGE is hereby given. that the under
! ' SiGhed'r1S obtained from the County Court
of iTje COMFY Missouri. letters of admin
i%St"atinn "nt''e estate OF lanes Bradford. late
at sill co1n:v deco sd. haarinr date the
LIST ,'ly at Feb wrry 1871. All re sons, there
thrc. hlvIn : c'li $ against said csta e. are
reII std to evhihit them for alloa ance.
wit n n ven" after thn dlle of said ~le;ter..
n'f'"v NY hr prcc'uded from any benefit
Of 81 / aS'1te. IN 4 nnt ex' ib;tei WITHIN
three yerrs from sid Gl 9 they will be forey.
er barred.
Said Jun"s h-adfnrl deceased. was abou.
siv + I md two inches high. # a sandy com.
lyon. s:a~r PES i supposed r. have
he n fly ve'"s o'i ,or pvard<.j vas Morn
AM b ! n York District. Snnth Ce~ol;,,
h dr@aSii"d n~f'iSconntv about fifteen vso-s
cndd'Hd on >alt River. ab.rr the frs. oS
Nove'nbe last nj the house Of J,,nss Iove.
mi rs rs.Nta ms hnen annraised a. the
sr1 # on i"ni'"l anl twenty I've donn.rs,
and twen'v FIVE cent?.
JAMES l.. BRADLEY. Admr.
, 1841-05-15
PLEDGE OF BETTER TIMES.

1ik lkCs
The following is an extrac, Of a sneecb q,
III; Clay, delivered at HaNovEr, Va. on the
10Th July last.
1.-The necessity Of a change of rulers has
deeply penetrated the hearts Of the people:
and we every where behold cheering mai.
iestalIons OF that happy event. The fact Of
his electlon-(Wm. H. Harrison) alone uith.
out ref renee 10 the measures of higudminis.
frdtion, will powerfully contribute TO the
security and happiness OF the people. 1t
VIII bring assurance Of the cessation OF
that long series Of disastrous experiments,
which have greatly afflicted the people,
confidence ,riH immediately ~rerire. credit ul1
be retS0' TED, dctire business ,ri I return. or;.
ces Of products uiW rise. and the people will
ieei and know that instead of their servants
being occupied in devisrg measures for their
rum and destruction they will be assiduonslv
employed IN promoting their welfare and
prosperity"
Mr.. Clay will begin to have some misuivinos
that he IS neither Il "prnphpt nor the son Of
a prophet. The fact of his (Harrisnns) cleo
tInn,' has failed To revive confidence. ro re.
store credit, or To cause prices To rise. TIE
measures OF the party will be as signal a
failure.
, 1841-05-15

"How easy was II for the b nks 10 saw 10
the Governor. you want Ia borrow 100000
d"llars-THE STATE BREAKS on THE FIRST OF
FEBRUARY UNLESS YOU CAN BORROwTr ONLY FROM
us-and II we lend 10 YOU and resume spe-
Gle payments. We inevitably b .eak ourselves.
lie: us agree that neither shall break. Au-
thorpe a suspension beyond the 18th Janu-
airy. AND WE WILL PROTECT you on The Ist
OF February. This would h,ve been wise
and easy. But instead Of ihis course the
b nkS resumed-then lent The GOO.OOO-and
then broke Town imuuedIat"Iy."
The above is from that hte High Priest Of
Whiggrrv.N y. BIddle. II is the advice which
he would have given the Us Banklast WIN
ter. How insulting to the people. and their rep
reseniatives! If You will permit US 10 vio-
late our charters, and 81, the law a, def.
ancc Il little Longer. ~ viii lend YOU $780,
coo and thereby prevent you from break
Ing.,
, 1841-05-15

The Louisville Public advertiser comes 7"
nc very much enlarged and improved. 1t is
second 10 no paper west of the mountains,
in size. contents, and thornnghgoing Demo
cr,cy. We take pleasure in recommending
il T., The patronage Of any "f"ur friends, who
desire q mammoth sheet wei. filed, and ably
sdi,ed. Price $500 nj advance.
, 1841-05-15
BY THURSDAYS MAIL.

t. Madison and Brown. the two other
negroes, charged with being engaged in the
murder Of Weaver and Baker have been AZ
re ted and are now in 81. Louis in c~oninc-
ment. Indictments have been found against
them, and they have been arrairncd md
counsel assigned them BIZ the Court.
, 1841-05-15
RExovALs.-The New Hampshire Patrio

RExovALs-The New Hampshire Patriot
States that Col. Lane, Mlrshai of New
Hampshire, has been removed, and Israel
w. Kelly a bro,her-in-lnw Of Daniel Webs
ter appointed in his place: also that John
p. Hale, District Attorney for New Hamp
shire, has been removed. and Joel Eastman.
another relation Of DAME! Webster, put in
hrs stead.
, 1841-05-15

o. Mathew L. Davis, the Eulogist Bog.
rapher, and companion Of Burr, and reviler,
and slanderer of Jefferson. has been appnin-
ted TO a lucrative Office. in the New York
custom House, by The Whigsat Washington.
, 1841-05-15

! Tw" Of II nut'r or, : 3 +. & w
er. have been arrested and 81. : have heen
taken to entrap the others. Their comics.
SONS confirm the statements We published
last week from the Republican.
, 1841-05-15
TIE LAST NOTICE

~ ~. th"sr Indebted ~ tho late firm of Williams
IL '"i Br, sou, ard ala To- Efl, aud Ry son. Adj.
"r"'-rr't"rS II Job" I. Williams d, g. rsed are here.
by n"iif. htnIi II fh"N d II cnre fnr ward and p,yoS
their u,tr- by tho n I ri Inn. uexf they will be
put int' a." baud ui CficcIs for collie, ton to a
CERTAINTY.
April 81. Ia -2w
MOSES KELLY,
y. E;Y<OS, Aanrs
, 1841-05-15
ANOTHER EDITOR REWARDED,

John G. Miller, editor Of the Ohio Con.
federate, has teen paid the price Of his apes.
tacy by the appointment Of Postmaster at
Columbus Ohio.
, 1841-05-15

e. Very extensive frrge'ies have lately
heen COMMITTED upo" the Banks "f Cinrin-
mali. Louisville and New York. 1t is sup
posed that The villain has had sore connection
with the officers Of one of these Banks.