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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-12-16
POSfpO,sen.ens.

ne aooVe sale Is postponed till the 22d December next
No.. 90 {. CARTER, Trustee.
wt22D
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Nov. II

VIRGINIA to wiAt Rules held in the Clerks office Of
Roanoke Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chancery,
for the month Of November, 1871
John Fars Plaintiff,
against
Henry Martin, Lewis Martin, Isaac Martin, Abram Mar
TIN, Julia Martini Andrew Reynolds and Sarah his wife,
late Sarah Martin, katherine Martin, Araby Raby Mar
tin, Mary Martin, John Martin Stephen Martin, (he three
last infants under the age Of 81 years. and Katy Martini wi
dow of David Martindec'd Defendants.
In CHANCERY.
The Defendants Henry Martini Lewis Martin and Isaac
Martin not having entered their appearance and given
ry according TO the rules of this COURT and appearing by
satisfactory evidence that they inhabitants OF this
Commonwealth it ordered that the said Defendants do APP
here on the first Monday in January next to the
Plaintiff Bill and that copy Of this order be inserted for
two months SUCCESSFULLY newspaper published in the
town OF ynchburg and posted the front door Of the
house OF this county. copy-Teste,
+. JOHNSTON, elk.
Nov. WIN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-12-16

NIRGINIA-At Rules holden in the Clerks Office ofthe
Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chanccy, for the
town OF lynchburg on the lst day of November 1871
Fleming James and Edwin James surviving partners of
themselves and James James, late merchants partners
trading under the style and firm of F. & j. S James Co..
and Hugh w Fry and Johua j. Fry partners
trading under the style and firm Of H. w. & j. J, Fry,
Plaintiffs
against
Harrison NJ Gibbs and Mary Ann his wife, in their
right and as administrator and Joseph NAYS
decd, Hugh Campbell executor of William Kyle decd. and
others, Defendants
The Defendant Hugh Campbell, executor of William
Kyle decd not having entered his appearance given
curty according the Act of Assembly the Rules
this Court, and it appearing by satisfactory evidence that he
not an inhabiant of this country 1t is ordered that the
said Defendant do appear here the first Monday April
next and answer the bill OF the plaintiffs and that copy of
this order be forthwith inserted in newspaper printed in
the town Of ynchburg for two months SUCCESSFULLY pos
ted at the front door of the court house the said
copy,-Teste,
d. ROBES, elk.
Nov 25 xrou
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-12-16

L Rules holden in the Clerks Office of the Circuit
"A perio Court Of Law and Chancery for Patrick county,
at the courthouse thereof the 18th day of October 1S41
Jesse A. Ingram, Plaintiff
against
Peter Boss, Defendant
In CHANCERY.
The defendant not having entered his appearance and Civ
en- security according to the act OF assembly and the rules of
this court and appearing by satisfactory evidence that he
not inabitant of this commonwealth motion of the
Plaintiff by counsel it ordered, that the defendant do
appear here the first Monday December next and an
swer the plaintiffs BILL and that copy of this order be forth
with published in the Lynchburg Yirgnian months
eesvey and that another copy be posted the front
of the courthouse ef this county.
Acopy,--Teste
s. G. STAPLES, d. c.
Oct Ia WIN
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A L Circuit Superior Court of Law and Cbancerv
~ held for Bedford County the 9th day of Octobcr
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-12-16

John NJ Harvey and Magdane Harvey. Execn,e
and ExecutrlX of Matthew Harvey. deceased.
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Jew David's or Hebrew Plaster.

Nov. 4
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1841-06-26
CAUTION.

A LII persons are cautioned against
Atrading for a note of hand given By
THOMAS COLLINS, Decd to Robert q.
Anderson Jun'r. for SIR hundred and for
ty-one Dollars and fifty cents, given the lst
of January 1910, and due the first OF
March 1841, and endorsed 10 Robert o.
Anderson Sen'r. as have returned the
property to said Anderson for which said
note was given, and because said Thorn
as Collins, was insane at the time of Civ
ing said note, and no part thereof will be
paid unless compelled by Law.
JOSEPH COLLINS.
Admir- of the estate of 7. Collins Decd.
June. 26, 1871. 5-3t
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1841-06-26
SILK CULTURIST.

AS the capability of the iMerus Multi
caulus to endure our winters has been agi-
tated, and as the tree is decidedly the
most valuable to the silk grower, Tin
which class a great many western farm
ers are already enumerated,) | propose
to give few general directions as to It's
cultivation; the common sense Of which,
and the fact that they are practical not
theoretical, will, trust, recommend them
not only to L. and 'B.' but to every far
mer who is the least interested in the
subject
Such is the luxuriant nature of the
Morus Multicaulis, that it Will grow in
almost every soil and unless checked by
the poorness Of the soil, or if in soil
rich by artificial means, it will continue
to grow until the green and unripe parts
Of it are frozen, which is an operation
that no tree will endure, for the I'M
ripe wood of every tree will be killed by
the frost.
From this disposition of the Multicau-
lis to continue its growth, we derive a
very common sense remedy, which is
simply to put it on our poorer soils, and if
we wish to keep it under perfect control,
and to save every twig, we must put it
ina soil SO poor that it will not grow at
all without cultivation; this cultivation
we can give when we choose, and with
hold when we choose, and of course con-
troll the tree. 1t follows then, that too
much cultivation, or too rich soil will
kill the tree; the converse is, a poorer
soil and less cultivation.
1t is extremely doubtful whether there
is any land under cultivation, west of the
mountains, so poor as that the Multicau-
lis will require cultivation on it. A We
ry experienced and successful cultiva-
tor, and one who has many thousand
trees, which have endured the two OIL
three last winters, says: 'The best OIL
soil for the Multicaulis is dry loan, as
well gravelly or stoney, resting on gra
velly or open sub-soil, that will freely
let the surplus water pass off, and give
no obstruction to the roots, or a medium
quality, safer to be poor than too rich
for am confident that my land occupied
with the mulberry, is in better condition
than when hrst set with 1t. 1t would De
as well ifthe land was cultivated yeal
} or two without unfermented manure, un
less quite low in condition before tht
trees were set on it. Sandy soil is mex
best, if not too loose and rich with ma
nure. Rich, moist soil is wholly out o
the question.
} : From the above quotation, farmers
} will perceive that their greatest DANCE
in the cultivation of the Multicaulis, ari
ses from the richness Of the soil; and We
no one can doubt, that there is enough
ola medium quality to raise large guam
t titles of silk; and there is as little doub
, that time will prove what now seems pa
radoxical, that the poorest soil of thi
country is the richest.
The whole matter may be summone'
up in few words. Plant the Multicau
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1841-06-26

us In poor soil, and unless very poor,
withhold all cultivation, except simply 10
keep down the weeds, and in any event
do not cultivate or disturb the earth al
ter aabut the middle of August With
this course, | doubt not the Multicaulis
VIII live as we'll in Ohio, Kentucky, &c.
as IN Main, New Hampshire, or Yer
mont.-CinciHnati Ga.eite.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1841-06-26
ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATIoN.

There will be celebration of the an
niversary of independence on Saturday,
the Sd day OF July next, at Cranes Bluff,
IN Madison county, on Pearl river, about
A miles above jacksonville and near the
residence of Thos. o. Mcdonald, ESQ
A Fish Fry will be had on the occasion.
The citizens of the county and ofthe sur
rounding country generally, are request
ed to attend.
MANY CITIZENS.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1841-06-26

sIslatlon defeated Let US test The "sup-
Elementary" act, as ii is called. by these
principles.
The original act or charter received
all the sanctions required by the consti-
tuition and became ''such q law as there
In contemplated on the 9Th day of Febru-
rry 1888. The supplementary act was
passed ten days afterwards; but was not
ordered to be published or submitted to
the next succeeding Legislature. Hay-
ing, therefore, no more effect than an or
binary act or statute it could not repeal
alter or amend the original charter and
authorize the pledge ofthc states faith ac-
cording to such amendment. The state
and the stock holders could alter the
bank charter; but not pledge the faith of
the state" under such altered charter I'M
less IN the manner painted out by the
constitution. This supplementary act is
therefore inconsistent with the constitu-
ton and void. And as the only restrio
ton about selling the bonds for their par
value is to be found in this supplement
tary act there was in fact no restriction
atall. The 9th section of the charter q
mean the original act gives the Union
Bank full power to transfer them to any
person or to the bearer. And if it sold
them at a sacrifice for less than their
value the loss must fall upon the stock
holders, of which number the state is not
one. But this will show in a subse-
quent number.
RIENZI.
Canton. June "a. 1841,
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1841-06-26

As E--e~r 81 Miss -a-aEN.A 49,
- s.Esr - 49,. - sAs Il sa-ss eel1-s.
b.-ssrs shs -s1rs Aezss 42ar lz C1a1e--
- 60 So Na1zs n - 49,
ne Eslls<lsg Rrerersy- 1~s--
Osns ~ a@z 49, s,er. aksa e.
~ Isaa- / Rsaza-g1a- aF1rzz=-- -
"a h-eua -ss.-e1 SID CO.. aks= -
81 IA No. a>erzzel - -
Ois xcks orcxsa. usk-a - = 4s-1,s
Farrar. App-zzz=4 30 -
one erszas 80 heoSs. siksa - u
Gee. ~. C-rtls Apn-assa4 to -
0ae ssrreI h,rse nals- akea e. ~
Iaaa Ra-laa1 Aae-aasr- 81 So
Oae sz1a 1av @sFc. eaksa - 81 49,
A. 81 HI AeeFaaz-4 e. -
0s. 80 aa.l ea.fa.al ve2raag. aka
- C'aara-s Mee-e Rrrrazssi - >le
0s.s 1aV hers=. raksa ar - j. ~ " q
Sass A.rraz-l ~ -
a. xssle4 cav $3.50. aAea = -
Lake 1sAassa- Aaera ses 90 80
0ase ea-saat seraeI hsrss- rtkez &, -
Ssasaar3 rs.=v- A-rrse=e8 es 50
Cha- serrel A.,rss. ras-a - - 11-,s
Lee- 3arrase1 ss So
Tsa secs. rakea - 81 4 l. Nezi
AFe-azsei - - ea-A
Na1e A.z,& asRre- -sf. ~ ~ 4sA1 s.
War~Aan. AeeraeSef - So
Oar stesr ael CAS- 80. taAe1 en ~
loual1aa aaanaees-- IA zrezzs-l
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1841-06-26
RAIL ROAD NOTICE.

BOOKS for the subscription of stock
ADin the Canton and Jackson Rail Road
Company, are opened pursuant othe act
of Assembly of the State Of Mississippi,
incorporating the same and approved ON
Feb. 1644, and will remain open until
the stock is taken, pursuant to the requl-
sitions oft charter. Persons wishing
TO subscribe can do so, by applying on
Saturdays and Mondays at the othce OF
John B. Howcott in the town OF Canton
where one or more Of the commissioners
can at all times be found, and the terms
of subscription made known. 49,
JOS. J. PUGH,
JOS. COLLINS,
l.. NJ. GARRETT,
w. r. CHAMBES,
]. II. ROLLINS,
JAMES WILEY,
]. B. HOWCCTT,
Commissioners.
June, e6, 1871. 5-h
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1841-06-26

TAX COLLECTORS SALE.
TT WILL expose 10 pgblle sale a. re
- court house door IN the tosa ~
On tks secoEd Macy = 41gz as=s-
the following described trart O. ParcS- 81
land, to-wIf- The west h2lf. n1rt.-aes-
quarter Of section elsven. t1Hnsa. q
eleven. range four, eas-. cCu2lnGu- -
37-lOO acres Entered - Presly " En-
hams, adjoining the lands o. r Msysen
on the west. r SimPscn On the Ecr-h-
7. b Marshal's tract On the east SD
for the taxes On SID land for the YEAS
1859 and 1870 Amount Il SIS
J. FL. NANNoY.
Asssxs1r s. G '1r-.
Canton. June Z, is4l-
Pr fee $40 50
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1841-06-26

NortCE.
"HOMAS F COOK. o. Sharc-. Nal
son county. Is my iavf1l a-euE aal
attorney IN iacE for NE. ana - u1E uaaae
10 transact al business f.sr ne 1lrser nF
absence from The county
NO r COOK.
June Il. IS4I. Sc
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1841-06-26
TAX COLLECrOEs SALE

TAX COLLkA Tux = >AL1-
II WILL expose % publse sac. befara
- the court house dor IN tie teNa 81
Canton,
On lke Isl M5zZEy 81 4zgzss So.
the following described lat lysag aad
being in the town Of Cansoa. III. fsrsy
feet OF the west sic Of - nanaAer 80
in square number two, aeco-dlag - rAe
plan Of the town Of Caasoa. raaaiag baek
two hundred feet ASSESSED e tAe ~ So
OF Nathan Dgn and sod for the taxes 31e
on said lOs for The year ls4l. azaoaa.as
to So 62k, with al cvst secralng tAeE~
on.
II TANN01.
AsssSsor r. Cal-ee.lr-
Canton. June ). is4t-
Pr. fee $40 =
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1841-06-26

L0@T.
IN the streets % Cansea. someN eere
- betwecn The Post ORE an The feg1s,e
Academy, a pair Of sable bass markes
J. or James Cross, containing som= &C.
ton receipts al oshe- valuable panerS
which are OF 10 use % any kus tke e.
ner. The 6nder vii coufcr ; faror bv
leaving them Al tbs OfEre-
June, IS, iS4i. 5-tf
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1841-06-26
Vicksburg June, l9, 1841.

Vlcksburg June, l9, 184l.
JAMES PRIEsTLEY, Esq.
DEAR SRI have just learned that
there is great excitement prevailing in
the neighborhood of Canton on account
of the mysterious disappearance ofthe O.
verseer of DR.. Afford, and understand
that active measures are taken against
the negroes, who it is supposed have
murdered him. write this hoping that
it may reach you before any measures
are taken against the negroes.
Mr.. Shuler the overseer is here, and
has been here for nearly week and
says he is not going back again, alledges
as the reason family differences.
Respectfully, Yours,
]. Ii. BAIRD.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1841-06-26
Canton, June "a, 1841.

We have been handed the followin 9
letter from our friend Mr.. Baird, which
we give place to, in order to satisfy all
doubts as to the mysterious disappearance
Of Mr.. Shuler.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1841-06-26
NEW ORLEANS MONEY MARKEr.

Premium.
Specie, 5a s
Exchange on England, ia ~
do Paris, 5fIUa SIP
do New York, sight, IA Al
U. S. Treasury Notes, Ga
ooVerelgns, 3 Is 4 p
Spanish DOubloons, Sit 81 a II 50
Patriot do $40 50 Is 3
American Gold, - Y
Alabama specie paying banks, par.
Discount.
Exchange on \. York, 90 DAYS, 81
United States Bank Notes, 10 IS
Mississippi Union Bank, 68 20
Agricultural Bank, Natchez, % a >
flanteTs, do do 90 .
Commercial, do do
Bank of Port Gibson, Is 20
Bank at Grand Gulf, 20 Is
Cluzens' Bank OF Madison CO. -
Commercial Bank, Manchester.
West Feliciana, 10
Alabama State Bank, ga -
Tennessee,
Ohio, Illinois, Indiana, Kentucky
and Missouri, Il
Arkansas State Bank, 30 n
Arkansas Real Estate Bank b q
Texas Treasury Notes - a p
Clinton and Port Hudson. an = ~
Bank OF Pensacola, Is n "a
Union Bank OF Florida. SD g.
Georgia, n
South Carolina.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1841-06-26
To TNDERTkkER>-

To UNDETERMINED
TtHE undersigned wilI rcce5re sc-ll
= proposals unul the 6rst Na1lav af
July next. Tor the making aal 3elvers 81
One Hundred aud nfEg
thousand hard briek, - e. deliver
ed by the first Of March next. co TIE IA
los or such other lots IN the t1an of Caa-
ton as the Board Of ss'ollce uay s-si.ua.e-
Payment vii b made on SAT- IL cav oF
March 1912, the, boar3 reserves the r1gAt
10 accept or reject the proposals zals-
By Order Of the Boarl of Posse.
JOHN t. CAMERON. Ok
June. 26, te4I. $50
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1841-06-26

MARTIN AND MCLEAN.
WH B. NAETfS- a. Me-Eaa-
COMMISSION AND FORWARDING
MERCHANTS
EICkS5URti. glSS-
O. VIII Be kept o. had 2 sezerat
stock Of Produce, Groceries. Bagssaz
and Rope, Shoes, Linssys. leans. Le@e.s-
Cott0nS, Blankets. Sc Sc
Jun7 10. l64L 4-Sn
DISSOLUTION
"HE partnership heretofore exlssia.
- between Nelson & N4rphE. has
been dissolved All Persoas Indebted =
them viii make PayElent - tae zzler-
signed
GEO. E W NELSON
June y. lS4I. SIS
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1841-06-26
TAX COLLECTORS SALE-

4 WILL expose 20 Publlc sals ke.sEs
- the court house 6oor In tAe ts@a al
Canton,
On tis sscsaE M1s5sg n SeFf-ule~ E~zi.
the following describe3 Jracs CT narc=l 81
land. to-wit- The uorth-wsst elarszr "a
section ssventecn. township s.svsn- nersa
range FIVE. easls confalal1- l69 1rnes
more or less Leved On a sAe pro7sr-
" Of William Nc1 illes hclal,d "a -
north BY tbs PrOpsrtyof ~ l-lzn New e.
lie. east by the slxteea,h secEl1a- sSasA
by Daniel Garrari AM Bro2laax. we-r
By a A. McWIlie- Ausouas 81 axss
due SlS Is, for 1870
III EANNOY.
AEssSsor q q. srf-
Canton. June Z. fslI-
Pr fee SIS @l&
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1841-06-26

TAX COLLECTORS SALE
= WILL expose ID pzo-lc sz-e- 1e1e-~
III the court house door n TIE sc9a cf
Canton,
On tks Srzs Nla&Es q Jzls ar.
the following described lad. ss-wlt- Ia
west half, southeast euar1er 81 sec11a
eighties. and the north half 81 ~es- = /.
northeast quarter, and the nortA bali ol
east half Of northwest quarter oF sselssa
nlneteen. township Ten. raa-s arss.
east, containing l6O acres Esoce e. less
Sold for the taxes ef Tllman Laggsas- Scr
the wear 1910. AmCuas of ans 60.
SIC oil.
J. Il NANNOY.
AsSessor 3 Csl-sc2lr-
June 5, i64l.
Pr. fee Sc -
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1841-06-26

N|ILLIAM S. BAILEY, ESQ. i ae,n-
w dldate for reelection 10 the Office Of
Judge OF Probates, at the election IN Novem-
Der next.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1841-06-26

ohm G. OFT, Esq. Is a candidate 10 repre-
- sent the county of Madison. in the lower
House of the State Legislature at the election
in November next.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1841-06-26

June, e6, 1871.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1841-06-26

AA/ Il are authorised 10 announce John II.
w Rollins, Esq, as 4 candidate for the
ofhce OF Judge OF the Circuit Court of the -th
JUDICIAL District, composed Of the counties Of
Madison, Kinds and Rankin, at the November
election.
New-York tribune., 1841-05-25
AMERICAN MUSEUM.
Marble BUILDING, COKNtK or BROADWAY MD 4
FErS

STREETS.
WlNCIIFTI IN hi. with additional incidents
MISS MARY Ann CANNON IL two tavot.te Dances
The public respectfully informed hatte Manager IN Icc'~e
HI patrons has induced M w Ia e
hi, new piece LOVE PlslC evening this week. SSz
Rcucng MONDAY EVENING. May p
The performance Tyroican Dance bT SIAt
CANNON.
After which WINCIIEI. Ia his and auehabc mon.tES.
entitled LOVE PHNSiC Century Ago IN wsich MF. w"
nnae six characters the ether ne a>to
ouc the varied contrast III character ~
the iauc incidents ir most pr-ouni admiration
Nicholas French badly fed. poorly rMa ana w.
thanked IN Won Blalcm Huch apoih~
r. with bad cold. and bad neigh5o s. EIi%aoetn
Young nly standing beauty, musical pr"l
and greatly oi-hcr,elf T. Col Cru an ola
aAi c-o hi hest ha-wants pe'9ei
nC ; old Nick peculiar worldly ihsurnFc'
an old Yankee ,Iy Bazcm. aud mother to t'f"t7
, An uncon4rcralc propensity indulge III the
s.iau>y .r IT,,
I>ci1rxrs-Quandary Notwithstanding loyc-un'"cce''ia
exclamation orsan>-ofended dsy-hot - "
>ncrZrd asingu. propen>iicsreong NJ m,iorunes
nome a. u,un--Ncho neutrality-suspicious. uh'Nl'ce"
-boticl up--rr- confinement OF three ccnut,'-",
>utor-unwecomc reception the wrong boN-trinhph VI
la, the piece the Magic Table or NHpsuS ne
wch-d, WONDERFUL Pyc a:ain Inc p'>FieA
Lover. OF Food for Crocollcs
After which Jal-o de Ncc. ly Miss Cannon :, ~.
IN, whole to Ofigia Yankee Story by ' ~
che. ..., -, :. ,,s.-s
Also ehbitnc Fsrcv Working and the Grand Io,inn'HnA
Day at the same uN r'r'' ~ *
l., u,lJe them to wrEc>> Saloon Enter tanmcn'
and all the Entertainments - ocnts-
Children under age, hdfpricc. NJ
New-York tribune., 1841-05-25
ORIG \ II.
CASH TAILORING ESTABEESNMENT,

22g BrorarSy. american Hl-et
hadloos subject complaint with those who were IN
payrc ready money their that they were
en1ucRce, TIN, ted ;rc, adherence 10 Cash
through whr the d.,catm ri giving satisfaction TO cn'o-
mer, Offering otha could alone be accvn-
pl,hei.
The subscriber receipt Of large assortment Of new and
fashionable goods spring whch offered for the INSPECTION
of the Public under the assurance style and
will cospo house the trade, whist the reduced
price, c,7net fail ,e ,fcr irducemsnt, purchasers
city requiring would d. well "a call be-
fore purchasing cl.cv acre WIN. T. JENNINGS Agent
aeai. II Late lvnac & Jcnnin:s.
New-York tribune., 1841-05-25
II CTION SAL E $.
RY :. DEarER. .Ir.
Sore 81 U'W.arl-s.rse'. c0rser q Piae-s'resf.


Pa Aarc S9o raSase Brth iuericsn lri-A and See''f'
D Importation a"d adapted to the ''aorS'
crcdi; oi 8 months approved endorsed notes.
Catalogues and .,ln..- nora ng of sale
THURSDAY. Ma II clock, At the Auction Rcoe.
FRENCH GOODS Frcuch Goods comprising seners
-r'o recent importstoH' on efesii
81 + month, for NJ proved endorsed notes
Particulars hereafter.
FRIDAY, iav y at II O'clock. the Auciion-Eoo-,
CHINA >kSPercuptp. sale 10 close teHce 81 iaov''>
for approved >iA>. be >cd ~
out teet'c consisting of - black need c,autne hdAi- d" rS
fed border blue black ~ nch white ponEcc, - -sN
cloth do; ,Addcr o black aa DIRK blue do: cmbroic eta
shawl black .incheN> black printed Fouscr dkt'; eeh
Grape >havl> expectation: rrs> cloths, Sc
Catalogues ready ant! roN!, exhibited Thursday
SATURDAY. May - at II o'clock a; tue Auction
OLD WINESt ciocs selection Old
Particulars in future advertisement.
Catalogues and sample vii BE ready the sale
New-York tribune., 1841-05-25
Dic1

Ma, a. af:er nrern: .ess Corne!s, Decker aged car
m rriye- Of TIL iam.lv requested to attend
r,araI TIM pay. at O'clock p VI. At No. - Avenue =
Nav q daughter Of Frederick PaF-o Of Goshen
Nav q julia A. Nelson Of New Orieas> aad
ter oi Hon Richard kec-e, OF hee>csli-. Y. y
Nav - Mar.are; eldest dsachcr o: james blrel aci
wear. iaou,h-, aud - day.
Nav %. g.. Frederick Sorenher- o.
Nav -. Joha {. Archer. year and months.
M., -, Joshua Hunt, -
Al Fort Tcnp kim. >-md, May y Mayor t..anl Duan,
in the sd year Of hi
Al Nq~atb y May 20 Nj, Eliza vaulerrooI Caldwell q.
New-York tribune., 1841-05-25
Sc,y-Yorls HEarkot~.
per cent.

Co1roxhc sufayoabe alvicc Caledonia
depressed Co-n 600 bale, have been made
decline of about ct h. The market
To-day : o
FLoURy of some stopr"re the Cana" the receipts have
days past, and cncscc consequently
firm 40. Troy market Ohio iG i! Michigan Ia"
462 light How art ana Georgetown 5 Philadelphia 40
Richmond City Mls coo.
GRAxIe OF all descriptions of Gram light and
the price, are advancing Northern Cora 90 Gjpcr bu-he
measures southern 90; Rye - and 80 asked 10 arrive
Southern Oats 81 80 Northern do - 81
The Mobile Chronicle say hind al Tobacco brought
SATURDAY, This the hr,t Tobacco Of Alabama growth
ever brought to tina, the soil AMI climate Of
:Ae whole Cherokee country M peculiarly adapted to
The culture Tobacco; p-c!ct the distant when
il will form an important item products Of
At Baliuore 2l,, Iovard i.c2 receipt
price $50 CITY i.75. holders fru >u.qncbanna 40
At Frederick ,burr Family Mouuais 40 525
I.ovamd I,0 4 i.5..
At Richmond, o,t City Mil, Coo Country lG2i.
Ncw-YorI1 Cattle Market.
Nay
$40 Fresh Cattle 300 Stale The price ranged fron So 10 $!
per nared-aegc S7 100 head remained uhod Ice choice
Cattle we're taken tor the Boston Market
Sales Auction.
ny L. ". HoFrIAS CO.
SucAR-i .on,I,s-i3o hhds y Orleans q; 81 a. 80.
MoLAs>Es-oO days-i3 binds Trinidad at 70 a ~
Corfrr-t mon,h,-ij bags Java ut l. IL.
". II. FRASKLiS
real EsrArzt lot of gr-und building. No 49, Broome-
Lot - 10y 1G. $3250
parcel Fhtbuh L. l. the Union Course being SO
lou $1,000.
AsuEs-Thc demand Coz shipping parcels
are taken as they arrive $3.50 Pearls dull 500