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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-08

NIRGiNIA, City OF RichUond, 10 wh;-kt Rules, held
in the Clerks Once OF the Court Of Husnzs for the
CITY Of Richmond, at the Court House thereof the 2nd
day of November, 1910: Herbert A. Clsiborae mis-
ehiireu, Herbert A. Ctaiborne jr, May Burnst Ciai
borne, John H. Claiborne. Janss W. Cbiborn~, Gilbert
which being infants sue by the said sert A Claiborne,
rt Us asainsi Alexander MeRae and Ann Dent McRae
his wife and Ann g. Hayes aud her children James
iisyes John HAYES sarah hs-es and Vary Ana Hayes
infant heirs Of John Hayes, tecees defs-I CHs
The defendant Alexander MeRsc having onferedhis
appearance aud given security. according the OF As
sembly and tho Rules Of this Court appearing by
satisfactory evidence, that he il inhataut fthfs
Commonwealth " u ordered, that the s.ir defendant
appear here the fret day Of QuaTteTiy term
and answer the OH Of the pRnts aud that copy Of this
order be forthwith nser ell In newspaper published
In the city Of Echmond for and
posted the front door Of the House OF this cy
A Copy. Tesfe.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-08
true copy. Icsic,
lie ls-wsw For Tho n ios,nes - e

4 Rules heidi the Clerks Once 81 the Circuit sumo
II rior Cour % Law aud Chaneery Tor ruvanna Coun.
~ 10 December, lSiT-James b. Ciough and IN Akin
son, merchants and partners. trading the frm OF
James H. ouzh 20 tsuinE Tor the benefit OF tn o.
oorue) PITTS against John H. Hopkins and " liam T.
stockton stage contractors aud Farmers acting under the
hrm 90 Hopkins & Stockton and Mel B Cav, Berismn
H. MsgruicT aad ArehclAus strange eaors Of Gideon
A. StrsnFc, dcc'd defiss-Fn CAaneerV
The defendants, John II Hopkins a u William r. Sroe <.
ton not having entered their appearance and given secu
according 90 the act % assembly and the rules Ills
IouEt and appearing by satisfactory evidence thai thcy
not inhabitants OF this country is ordered that the
SAID defendants do appear here the day 81 the ne T.
term and answer the bill Of the plaintiffs and that cory
Of this order be forthwith Inserted In some newspape r
published IN the city Of Richmond Tor months success.
syely and pasted al the front door OF the Courhousc
ttis county. A copy. Teste
de I-w9w ABRA, sHEPHERD. Jr.CC
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-08
FALL, GOODS.

FALL GOODS.
THE subscribers have pleasure OF informing their
friends and tho public generally. that they have re-
ecvSd their Fail Goods which have been selected IN The
Northern markets by nfthe hrn embracing follows;
HATS.
Black Russia Hats all shapes
DO NWTia do DO
DO close Beaver DO
DO Muskrat Napt do
DO Conoy black AMI drab DO
do Brush 30 do
DO Xix of various qualities
DO Moicskin DO
800 dozen black, brown and drsb Wool Hats,
CAPS.
Supcrine otter Fur
10 seal DO
DO MuHkrat DO
DO Coney. various qualities
s0D dozen Hair seal
Plush do
Sclttta do
Gentlemens, Youths aud Chldrcn's Cloth DO ofevsy
variety Of pattern
Fancy Velvet Caps for infants
LADIES' Riding Caps
IIATTER's MATERIALS.
S.nr1oiied and raw Ru'siatu
raTony hat Felts, sheill Tor silklnia
Gum Shcllac; Alcohol Extract Of Logwood
lack Caris stopping Brushes; Hat screws
1ip aud tissue Paper silk and cotton TIPS and Sides
Plain ami igared Pe0nEs; Angola aud silk Plush
PnTpl', cream, lawn, blue aud black skvcrs
Coarse aud I'm, How Strings
Black and dfab Bandinss and Bindings of various quail
ties
oil six. brazil and nuns Bnnnets
Win many other articles too numerous FOR an advcr.
uaemcnt-a Of which they feel disposed 10 aoI on the
moE' ccommodating terms n wholesale teiail.
soi2 Jo1N THOMPSON a CO.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-08

from TIE northern Cltie
and most Fashionable Must,
pieecasor the Guitar, tog Ell
-sVariO0s a1thor<1Ay ilis-Ri az
nettc, flsgcolett. With Mai
celebrated Manufacturers.
"Addiiional Music will
az published Among the {
lowing for the Piano F6rfe,
Away, Bonnie BARK
harrissn Tippecanoc Gram
March
North Beni Quick Step
The Hairisong, with a Wig
nette
The New Cachucha. or
HaTk IT'S the Cssiinet
Do DO as danced 10y Mad.
Celeste
Baltimore Convention song,
with a viguCtts
Town the tear that steals, b,
the author OF Flow GENT
Sweet Alton
Home Of my Childhood
lam saddcst when I sing. O
you think ! have a merr.
heart
! remember how may child
hood, &c.
q whistle and I'll come 10
you
Beautiful West
q ny 10 the Praire
i have eazed on eyes as
bright as thine
Ian. uase OF Flowers
oh this Love, or Jesse Nc
Farlani 4.
. Kaihaleon Mavorueen
There grows a Bonnie Bria
Bush
Hove her siill
Mcrrily on the Mountain
Wave
Twas an Evening OF Beant
Hove but thee, by T Moore
Fondest affections sill cling
TO home
Oh mol they shall not see III
weep
Ny Normandy
Woodnan spare that Tree
A life on the Ocean Wave
Flow gently, sweet Aiton
Allthings love thee, 80 do I
My Doyhood's Home
A wet sheet and flowing sea
Art thou happy, lovely lady
Awake, awake Love
Angel of Charity
Come brothers arouse
Farewell TO the Mountains
j babe thee not farewell
. bid me not 10 wed him
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-08

TUE sACMED WHITINGs OF THE A
R0sTLEs AND EVANG EiIsTs or
NHsNA oHhlkI tomuntly siylat Inc NEW RS
TANEsT, trauglsted frum the ORIGINAL GREEK bv
Dire Gee Campbell James Macknlai aud Phiip Dodlrilgt
with PREFACES, various EMENuATIONs ami an Gp
PENDfX, b. Alexander Campbell " "
Tho CHRISTIAN SYSTEM, In reference 10 IN, TrNfoN
OF CURJsTlAN NJ, end REsrOBATtON oF HHtwiItyE
CHRISTIANITY as plead "a tho CURRENT REF0K-
Ma HON, By A. Campbell.
Also, FsALNs, HYMNS and SPIRITUAL SONGS. or.
FINAL and selected, compiled by Campbeii w scoif n
hspn.
Tho above Books may be found NJ wholesale or rot,n
0of CASH 1.-THE boy Goods store OF
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-08


DUDLEY a MEREDITH have this day received per
~ schr Weymouth, from New York the Glowing goods
Heavy Flush ng, fOt servants coats
hue aud invisible Eiccn Cloths, fna
Black and fancy col0fcd Cassimeres
- 6ue white Flannel
swanakin DO
rlsid aud striped Mousclancs
Blue pink and white ctapc L1ga
~ ~ snrtment ofRaslYn Flsds
DO linen cambtc llandkcrchicf
Superior blue black Gro 10 Swiss
Barb and HghtH sClovcs
Hcs lamb's wool Shifts
Table audhiJis.eye Diaper
tluckahack linen Uhccks Tor childfens aprons
lead colsred ssitccn Jeans; white 80
Midas llikfs, Prints, sc. deA
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-08
M NIIsnIIIANTs

w MEhNhAN ~
INiE decdcd Advantage ot having Blank Books wtlrsa
soned bcoro they roTcuci for usc, induces The cub
srrihcr request merchants anil others, requiring new
sets Of Account books afthe of me wear
20 frnd thcr crrs thaithey may be executed forthwith
and ready or Nc ho st 81 January. Ills sock 81 pa
pet and blank hoo. materials BE- Of The very beet quality
which be hldin the county Oh afion to which he
will 49, that De has on hand Iercra iourna's Oar Books
and an other books EcneralY required In countugreoms
notwithstanding is desirable in tie oi any aiera
ton n me pattern Of book hcinE repaired % allow the
binding Sufficient umo " dry. he therefore socs or
% R.n sANXAY, Agent
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-08
De ii-wew WIN. HoLT CIR

Rules taken the Clerks once OF The Ciroun supr
n nor Court Of Law and Chaneery Of Prince Edward
e"u7iy iho lih day % December u Nathaniel J. Veus
ole, sd'nri with the VIII annc1ci Of Charles Wuodson
deceased plaintiffs against John Price. william n Pdce
Nathanlsl Neusble ant Joseph 2. Ncnabe, e1'or q
Robert Ncnabls. decd defendants
The defendant John y fnca not having entered his
a earnce and given security according the of the
senera Assembly ant the rules of his Court: ant H ~
p'ating iha he n DOT nhaban Of this On the
oti"n " ne plaintiff by counsel s cutcrcd rules
Aforesaid and accordingly ordered. that the SAID dccud
aut, 1phu = Free DO appear az tho Clerks once Of said
'ouri ~ rules 10 be holen The frst Monday in Apr
next, sod answer TIE plaintiffs DILL and that cory Of his
order Dc srinwh inserted IN ofthc public
paper printed ia the Ciy ~ Richmond for two months
succesiVeyi and also posted al The front doJt Of the
l0nm mluae Ell This rnnnIE
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-08
deI-T5w AGRA sHEPHEsD. Jr. G. G.


lR1iNlA i-At outt her Tor h1lfaN county. ai
the Court House thcr eof on TUESDAY, the elih DAY al
November, $50 Mary Linn che eIierl Mary Inn and
Jane Cole. psinuti against William IIuri ami Nancy his
wife and EdSsrd G. Carnniol eNor OF John 4 Linn,
ceased. dcfenaants-iS CuANckRY.
The dtienian > William Hunt and Nancy his wife.
not having entered their appearance aud gwen security
according % thv Act Of Assembly AMI me Rules of mis-
Courts and g appearing BY satisfactory evidence thar
thsY are NOT iuhatianis of ils COMMONWEALTH i or.
dercd. that the said defendants appear here on the
fourth Mon ay n January next and bill of The
Plaintiff and that copy Of this order he forthwith In.
serted % some newspaper PUBLISHED in the city Of
mond for tso months excessively snd posted front
doos Of the Court House Of this county.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-08
VIRGINIA

VIRGINIA
CLOT ING STORE,
Nearly opposite the Bel Tavern.
TUE subscribers respectfully inform their friends and
keeping, large and extensive Of rea1y made
FASHIONABLE CLOTHING.
OF the best materials and workmanship; consisting pan,
Of the following articles:
Blue black, green other shades OF Dress aud Froek
Beaver and Pilot Cloth Froek Coat.
oyerCuats OF beaver, pilot cloth. &c different colours
Water-repellant cloh Hunting Goats
saineu Coats anu Panlaioons, assorted
Blue, black. aud fancy Ca-simnre Pantaloons
Black and figured silk Velvet Vests
satin and Bombazine 30
Plain and figured Sik do
Cashmere and MeIiHo do
Ge9lemen's Cloth aud cAmlet cloaks
Isa,S' ;-wool aud Merino Shirt. and no Drawers
Flannel and Cotton 10 do
Irish linen shirts
Plain and plated muslin do
Tenants celebrated stocks
sg:PsnieL. IIdS6s, Crayais, Collars shams, &c.
NEGRO CLOTHING, &C, &c.
All Of which they will SELL wholesale AMI retail,
accommodating term. as articles Of the same description
can be purchased In any OF the Northern cities
Country DE chants and others, will find to their adyan
sse TO give them cali they determined to sell at
oc3 HOOPER & GRAFT.
\NTE have an store 10y recent arrivals
w cases fine Blue Black and Green Cloths
do d. and common Kentucky Jeans
do iIsh Cord Plain MO,selin de LANES
do sauinets, Assorted styles
I do Black BOmbaZ'he
- do Hack Gro DE Rhine
l DO Brown Holland
I do Hack English Merinoes
d. Apron and Furniture Cheek
do Canton Flannels
q bales Scarlet 30
} 10 Fine White 10
do do Brown Sh.tinss
ct CsmbIioks and Check Muslns
"a Bobbinets, Gimp and Thread Edg.ngs and In
servings
Corded skirts Victoria Robes
Black and Fancy London CaKSmeres
POnxeC and Bantlsnna Hhukfs
Black Italian CTavais
Gum Elastic and Cotton Braces
Rich Plain and Fancy Gilt Coat Buttons
DO Velvet satin and Twist do 10
CTackovian do do
With many other goods sui ed to the Season, which
otter for sale, al Reduced Pnccs.
no . KENT, KENDALL a. ATwATER.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-08

II Chesterfield County Court December "a, ist0-rho-
l mas Reicher, VIM Bcichsr, Daniel Rc'cbcr and Ar.
ehibad Franklin and Nancy his wife, p against Thomas
Walsh and Martha be VILE and JOHN Pcrkinsou aiaf
of Robert nclc Der, Dec "A. de0s -iN CuANoEHr.
This day the ntnflds and fled tneir bin ant The
defendants Thomas Walsh ami Marha hia wife hot hsv.
entered their appearance and given according
the act % assembly and the rules Of this Court and u
appearing By satisfactory evidence that they
n utsof this Commonwealth, On the oiion ~ the plain.
ds, By counsel, ordered that the said defendants 40 ap
Gear here The ara day Of next March term and
The b Of the panis and give security for rerf0rmine
ch order a. the court may make in the premises; and
hat cory Of this order be forthwith inserted In somc
1ew~raper published IN the city Of Richmond iog two
months sucecssyef, and posted a. TIE front door OF the
Courthouse q this County
A sepy. Teee,
- " 49, COLIN ". TARNER, +. q
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-08
POR sALR PRIYATEI.Y-

"a very comfortable House and Int near Rich.
f.tI| mond The Lot contains acres, in dne order
bsatT The House s with good rooms AMI Kitch.
.@-en, &c. u wouli make an excellent Marker sac.
Farm ~ % acres, two miles from Richmond with er
eehon nuiltings for small family, hne garion and good
barn and asbles about acres Of meadow Land OF
w woods.
valuable Farm Of shout % acres o. Land half mile
non kchmond good buildings or the accommodation N
srge imy, hahly Improved, and has on q good many
efspe Vines of the best vaIieues Fruit Trees, &C. Ae-
SPpbp De ~ RIoH, NH, ". a co.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-08

The Steamer BALLOON, PT.wOOLsEY.
baviog the les week opposite days eobne
forces, audlearns thar the Travelling pubic has nun
Der OF years 10 leave Norfolk Rich
oud follows. which Will be the Balloon ON
and after TUESDAY, NV. 24ih.
Lesr> Sorfost ere-y Tuesday, 7Isss@sy s-d lsats-
day mornings.
Lore Richmond ersry Sunday, Wednesday Gnd Fri
day mornings.
fHRE from NORFOLK 10 JAMESToWN-on
Dollar CITYPOLNT-Tte0 DolLaTs: RICHMOND
Ihres Dollars. Returning FROM RICHMOND 10 CITY
POLNT-Ons Doior; JiffESTO WV Tire Doilars
NORFOLk-Thres DoHGrs. And on no occasion will
the Fare be higher. and hope by doing to get 4
share Of the pubic patronage
an persons forbid listing account Of Balloon or
owners 2J-dtf
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-08

DEID, HoHEHTs a. 90. have received, -
IN tho schr Manchester, from New York, some choice
styles of Goods-a part Of which,are
Plaid French Pnnts plaid Moualane dc Lame
Ricl English Prints ESD DO DO 30
Common Calicbss
Hack aud Fsney Doeskn Casslmeres and Csssneits
White aud rcd Fanueis
Rosyin plslds; plaid silks
Hack ere dc Rhine.
Also,
Ep endd embroidered Malona Hhavla
10 30 Crayioni DO
10 damask quilted silk Msntas
d. Maravoquo 10
DO vciveteen cfnbroidid DO
BRUSSELS plaid Noustianc de tAync
nekin silks, for dresses, &C.
Comprising bot Of and bcsullfa Gcods which We
offer al reasonable prices NJ VI
MORE RICH sHAwI.s,
lust received a small lot OF Extrs rich Chcne Satin
~ Shawls, vory beautiful
ALSO,
Rich Plaid bonnet Ribbons
Chcne q, a., style
With other and desirable Goods For rich q
ssiT LATHRoP VAN pHURsps
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-08
De is-w9w h J. wORsUAN G. G.

Rules tsken 10 the Cierks ufcc cf the CifcuW SUI
n pcii3r Cont OF Law and Chancory OF Prince EdNard
county lUc 40 Gay 81 ncccmbtrt l~u Alf Nauucr r. Wal
hall, caoro Ednund lockc deceased plaintiff; aE-ins
feytnn Randolph, Jamcs Swing lohn Fournoy Safsue
ANcu. fnthp Adams, Rtchari Rocker John Watson
mon Hughes, william borscey Chsrpeu love, 1nd Mary
walker atm'xot William T Walker, decd. Dc irnisnrs
Thedrfcaufs, James Essinr. phip adams. ard John
= WATSON not nAVrg rnercdthcir appelfancc aud given
s0curY ACCORDING the rCt Of the tsrucral Assembly
the rurso THIS ruuif anf aYpcafrE that they
.habsnts OF this sisc; 90 thc uoon Of The plauuf
counsel BE- entered 40 rules aorcsni. AMI accordury
ordered that tho ssd Defendants James Ewing, Philip
ADAMS, saj Iohn Wtsln so appear stthe Clerks OF
zee OF said Court rules W Be holden the hrst Mon
day n Apr NEXT. and answer the plsinfs bill snd that
e copy Of this order be forthwith inserted In one Of
the public newspapers printed IN the Ciy o. Richmond
nr two months successvey and also posed the frott
door Of the Cour tihouse ofths county
Dc Is-w9w Il }. woRsHAM, c. e..
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-08
TO COACU-MARER AND DEALERS 4
CAAEH Al AILRIAI q

TUE subscriber is receiving from the Northern
Il cities, general assortment of Coach Materials, which
lac Will sell unusually low, for cash city a-cep;ances
consisting in part OF all kinds Il Coach Spring Coach
Baronche ANes, from TO nch Coach aud Baroue he
steps. Of ali sizes; C1acn lsces; Curtain Leather; Hides
and sleS; Rattnes and Damasks, OF various colours;
BiTooehe Boxes; Brass anu silver Bands OF
Iious sizes; Brass and Silver Lamps Coach and arouche
Handles Of various patterns; Brass and ss Moulding;
Patent Leathe Ac &c.
All kinds OF Plating executed in the best
reasonable terms ALFRED KING.
Iq-sfn
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-08

MUSIC FOR THE PIANO FORTE.
SMTrH * PALMER have receive J., by recent arrivals
~ from the Northern Cities, further supply ofthe laies
nd most Fashionable Music Tor the Piano Forte and few
eecasor the Guitar, together with Books by
~varios a1thors NJ they ino Flute, VIOLIN Guitar Clsro.
celebrated Manufacturers
n-Adilional Music will be regularly received rs soon
a. published Among the Collect tie found
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-04-17

A BOLTON ----FO HI. PETTIS
IA Counsellor at Law, late Of Virginia, having To-
Gated himself in the city of New York for eight years
last paia respectfully tenders his acknowledgements
his friends in the South for their confidence and pat
ronage in various matters of business, and socits
their continuance. He has had much experience both
in this State and that of Pennsylvania in causing fugi
tive slaves TO be secured and will continued effect such
objects whenever called upon His plans so well
matured by having at his command the most efficient
aid located at different points, and successfully har
monizng that he cannot but fatter himself that he
will have complete in future than hereto
fore-indeed if clothed with full authority, he
cause any fugitive slave to be secured, who may be
the United States, north of Mason and Dixon's line.
All the statutory enactmcnts of this State this sub
highest tribunals. II will therefore be that the
provision made in the constitution this subject
paramount to all other enactments, whether State
Federal There are thousands of fugitive slaves in
this city and its environs, and they continue to null
tply rapidly.
These being, at hest, very unpopular in this
quarter, Che having the Abotionists the flesh, and
the devil to contend wth) it will be necessary for
those wishing to his services, to forward him
power of attorney, duly executed, and minteiy de-
scrptve Of the fugitive and also fee of 800 to defray
preliminary and contingent expenses. His universal
charge for securing such slave is $780, and all reason
able expenses.
Mr. Pettis will promptly and faithfully attend to
any business conded to him. touching bis profession
All letters must be post paid
New York March IL 184l-d&c6m.
3r The Alexandria Gazette will copy the above
and send their bill to me at 164, Broadway, New
York f. III. PETTIS.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-04-17

At full and joint meeting Of the Session and
Trustees Of the 4th Presbyterian Church, Wash
ington, held on Monday, the 18th of April, the
following resolutions were unanimously adopted:
Resolped, That while we, in common with the Peo-
pie of this country, mourn the great and unex-
pected loss which our city and nation have sustained
in the death of late venerated President General
William Henry Hanson, we bow as Christians to
the will of our Heavenly Father saying, "The Lord
gave and the Lord hath taken away, blessed be the
name of the Lord
Resolped, That in this event are taught to feel
dependence upon the God of Nations and to seek
than his grace and pray that the dispensa-
ton may be sancted that this great People shall
learn righteousness.
RESOLVED, That we tender to the widow and family
of our deceased Chief Magistrate heartfelt sympa-
thes and pray that the consultations of our holy re
gion may sustain them in this their time of need.
Rcsoiped, That, public expression of our feel
ngs on this dispensation of Divine Providence, we
will hang Church edce in mourning for the space
of sixty days.
Resolped, That these resolutions be published in
the newspapers of the District and copy sent to the
family of our deceased President.
JOHN G. SMITH, Moderator.
J. GIDEON, Clerk of Session.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-04-17

We notice. with unfeigned pleasure, that men Of
all parties giving their appreciation to the proposed
appropriation to Mrs. Harrison Of part of her
rated husbands salary At Charleston Is. ~ the
citizens in town meeting assembled have resolved that
appropriation by Congress for this purpose would
be not only liberal but just and would meet with the
hearty appreciation Of generous People The South
ern Patriot POLITICALLY opposed to Gen. Harrisons
election) expresses the hope that Congress will make
provision for the family ofthe General whose pc
cunay circumstances cannot bear the heavy expenses
which must have been incurred by removal to w ash
ington. The Boston Post, an earnest Van Buren,
paper, and most ably conducted, warmly seconds the
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Sentinel
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-04-17
From the Albany Epening JOURNAL.
THE TORCH-LIGHT PROCESSION


This novel and most imposing part of the obseques
in honor Of the iustrious dead, took place Satur-
day evening. It arranged under the auspices and
direction Of the fremen Of Albany-ever ready at the
posed Of the members of the different companies, in
their fremens dress, accompanied by full band Of
music, and bearing the funeral covered with its
pall-the whole illuminated by the light of upward Of
600 torches 1t passed through the principal streets
Of the city between 8 and 10 o'clock The night was
still and very dark and the effect produced by the
long array Of mourners at that unusual hour-the flu
neral emblems--the solemn music, and the strong red
glare Of the torches, revealing from the gloom and
lighting up with picturesque effect the houses and
crowds Of spectators which thronged the windows as
they passed, left impression which will not soon be
effaced from the memory Of those who beheld the
scene.
This striking and effective testimonial of the grief
of the people for the lamented Harrison fifty closed
the week which the tdings ofhs death had rendered
indeed period of heaviness and mourning.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-04-17

NTASHINGTON HOUSE, No 223 Chestnut
w street next door to the Masonic Hall, PhIadel-
phia. Fl. 7. HARTWELL, Proprietor. This new
and splendid house is now open, and fitted up in the
most fashionable style for the accommodation of gen
tlemen and families.
The location for health and convenience, to places
Of fashionable resort business has no superior;
while the parlors, dining rooms, and chambers, will
bear comparison with any similar establishment in the
Union.
The ladies will find in II all the quiet and elegance
Of stately private mansion and the gentlemen every
luxury that may be expected from hotel of the first
class in the city of Philadelphia.
The proprietor hopes, by his cxerticns, to merit
liberal patronage for the Washington House, and to
give entire satisfaction to all who may honor il with
their company. march 25-tf