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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-11

FOR FALL. AND WINTER TRADE.
cIascrs generally o. my Fall and Winter sock of Boots
shoes, Trunks &c which nuw comprises general and
VOL selected assortment % every article that IS usually
lnun1 tu the business Having lately taken the rooms
over my store and htct them az. am better prCplrc 10
accommodate customers than ever have been both iu
Ladies aud 6cutCmcns bTanchcs, either wholesale or
retail The following aruclc- with numerous others viii s
found az my store cheap CASH punCal Gus toners
Gcncmcu's tuc frncl .alf aui morocco French Boots
Do Niles SON. Philadelphia Dtcss Buuts
DO 40 90 wafer proof dn
Do 10 30 CORK sole water proof 10
Do Eastern Hnu's Of al desc rpjiuns
D. huc Philadelphia Navy shoes
/ 10 do DO water proof 90
DO do uu pump sole Navy shoes
DO DO go outside Ties
DO go 10
~ dn 90 Dress Pump
d. tu 10 Caters fnr ban and Dress
Stout s5ocs OF AZ kinds Tor labourcrs
I ID Boots go
Ladies. Esfrr H1Ifs, Thin and fhies sD'cE
D. nussi-s, Morocco, biianH scaIskn
Do Dtrss slippers, Morocco and hi
/ 10 40 Rastns. to n.
D. Sea. Walking shoes, broad aud narrow Ties
/ 20 Can ir dD, dp 60
D. Morocoodo do, 10 DO
D. 900 French Tie Walking shoes
DO dn thi,s cole walking slips
/ thlirCu's ShoCSuf al kinds
servants d1 Hu 30
stout Brnganz auI Shoes fr female servants ami all
other kinds of Hnufs amt shoes.
st Orders received shall ur attended 90, every attention
IfII' plrSus us shoes are sometimes Hiu1EcI los being
padY packed SAMIEL PUTNEY,
an l0 Opposite fIr RuIna Eagle Hotel
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-11
ron SALE. PRIVATELY.

FOR SALE, PRIVATELY,
On e slreet-Gamble's Hill,
Within minutes walk Of Banks)
"a A new convenient Brick Dwelling oftWo stories
fsty4 and basement The basement divided into lin.
hisig ing room. kitchen. Tanry Sci rho lsi floor into
- parlOT, drawing rCruI, and passage ruuz-nz
through 2d nsDT chambers. The LOT fee
and running back G5 feet There is ample Alongside
for another house oi equal larger ions, 10 desired
and houses well IN that neighbourhood Ths garden
Is very prOductvc-wh iruittrces, asparagus beds Sc
we'll Of excellent water In the yard, with OF Minor
Patent Pumps The will take pleasure showing II
10 any disPOsodo pun chase For terms apply to
Jug ROB'T HILL a 60.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-11
IRON STORE.
TREDEGAR IRON

IINONs
I'hE subscribers the only agents Of Messrs. Deane
'uhnnEhams ia Richmond for the sale the RaI Iron
rom ihc IIedegar Rolling INLAND Forge, take pleasure in
oHtihs 10 their friends and the public generally lhe va
nous sues Iron Manufactured atticss works in
doing they feel the most eure confidence lrestng u0n
te evidence OF almost all the principal consumers In Tins
cy) That they offer good arc be procured
Iig any similar establishment IN the Union
HE sizes nuw Pruuc eli aud which we shall keen con
slaniy on hand good assortment follows VIZ Round
inch. " - - ~ ''' 'h''a' 1''- !
Fai-lli, 49, H. H. lglF, 81, g. a. 3t4 inch Of
any desired ickness Arrangements are in pro-
gress hy the proprotuTs for making Hoop aud Band Iron
WIN ntcr extra sizes which vii be Ia readiness ~ iyS
likely 90 occur nthis market
ENGLISH, sWEDESr ULSTER AND COUNTRY IRON
~ tons 81 English, SwedCs IlstcT and Country embrac
ing an assortment oi every variety Of size which suc
We SHAH Is heretofore continue keep large ans seuera
supply.
Band, box and hoop Iron
Mould Boards and plough Plates
STEEL,
American Bis'ered
English
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-11
ROCkRRIDGE Aim SPRING WATER

hONhBkiDGE ALUM SPRING WATER,
cure for Scfoiula, Dyspepsia, Chronic Diseases
ard DropsleA
TUE o.owur Certificates are deemed sum out 70 show
the en- .acy of the Alum Water.
From The Rev Meteafof RockbiiIsc ne1r Lexington
Messr'J SA u Campbeli-Haytns for several seasons.
visited your Justly celebrated springs, and having uniform
y derived much advantage from fc Use or the water
Sneeriuy adiu{ testimony % rsvrueA both itst other
ani ila you may, r some measure, be rewarded for The
earCn.No Improvements ani excellent accommodations
affection, 1r romp1nIc ~ 200 cough and ysncps, The wa
cruuurmy appeals to Cue liver, with great action me
general tonic effect ihc whole system. feel well ~.
shct tR, am indebted. o. ar3 extent Co the VI
1ai comfort have cr. ,yci SINCE / ircJ ttsc racaey
AD NErcALr.
Tie Csrlfsusor J,sspa ret 30, Of Ro,sbrtsc
lccrny. fht visited N-ssrs. CJuipbrs Alum springs
hunting resf lar ir,aitu case 81 dysrcpsA aud found
much relief Tie ncrt ychrl rctlrnct aud sgain found
ter frutIsss tra Of ,ms ali tbc western s5rinrs ~
scHeye iobe auost valuable wucr for serofuIasdysrep
Given uni.r my hand rs es,h March. ls,o.
bodJss At iSELI JOHNSTON a LyELLs
no Agents Tor thc Propreturs
nut CLOTH COVERS, Tor PIANO Fortes, hue,l
" WILDWOOD Che ben Sind OF article lor the purpose 'or
Music store. square shove Ne g,st,
uJ- ~ ne Richmond snd wncoS, have received
anohct Of hose 'plcndii 81 and hall Octave PIANOS,
the rIi firm OF Dubois a Bacon
sell only those PIANOS which have the French Grand
Acfinn. auto
RICH CUT GLASS.
IlESr heavy g. 7 AMI hlgh nute Tumblers
ID ~ DO and high hute Wines
Do 80 and : 80 1eucs
Do 80 6 high nute Icmrnades
49, ,S y, 100 , 'oseher wuh aIse sock syely ie'erp
purchased the best terms arc oaos r sale at very
reasonable pficcs. WV P. RBTLER
aull .hrots A. we bell Tavern.
DUN Sbbls Luihci Felton', pure \ y Run, lsnd'n
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-11
HIRAM W. TYLER.
VIZ. TAYLOR.

ny Having associated myself with partner, and re-
moved from my old stand to the huse emily occupied
ny MI CTump bog Icavcto return sincere acknoW
Judgments Ia customer, for their kind and liberal
eourircent' and solicit continuance OF their patronage
10 the firm. III ~ TYLER
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-11

VALENTINE BREEDEN having admitted A v Crcn.
shaw a. partner IN the Dry Goods business IL viii
hereafter bc conducted under the Imof Valentine
den A Co '' 49,
r. Fox and r Mathews also have an interest In the
said concern. MANN = VALENTINE
WM BREEDEN,
ALFRED V. CRENSIIAw.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-11
PROTECTION INsMRANCI COMPANN

VI HARTFORD, CONN.
INilS Company ofuTs fo insure Houses, flores Mills
Factories. Barus and The content. of cach together
with every other similar species uf rroprrfy AGAINST
LOSS OR DAMAGE BN FtKE
The raicsof premium 0tsrct az Low tb1sc ofary
similar tnstiuon aud every has opportunity fbf
small sum to hc protected against tho taysEcs offs Sc
-ifuciyc element, which orn, single hour, sweeps
away the earnings Of many years.
~" course The ui'c pursucs in ran7lriuI W business
ani n TIC 1Iiuina lnd pigment M oeaDs prompt an
hhctaL Furturms u Insurance, and renewal NJ policies
apply To HENRY CLARKE,
Who has been appointed Arcut tor tho
% u ~ ti'yof Richmond, Sc
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-11
' wv '''''' Il. a. cRENsnAw, Sec'y.
ONE mrNnnEn nnLLAna nEmAnn

IN pursuance IT tue above resolution hereby otfyr
rewarded tlOl iuT the detection lud conviction VI any n.
ccndafy or iuccndIariCr, as above specified
JAMES KOSHER. President.
30 EG0LESTON g. WORD viii pay StOD in
addition 10 the above reward for the discovery VI The in
fri IN "a
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-11
CO-PARTNEPsnIr

TUE subscribers have This Dav assori,tes ,,,,,,,ty
under me frm Of TARR a Cd - \. g1uiI gppa
IRIS ard COMMISSION MERCHANTS They h,v-
Vow and will continue 70 kerr en- assortment OF ror.
res, Of very best quality wnrh fhsy osr f.r srsS y, ~
we U,uA erc1i 10 puscff customers low rreos q.
"uc'ce ~ same quality ean 30 hat n This marker
ihsY VIII receive, and sell rirsure OF any kipd I'd,
commission; andhors by runeusty add strss ,t.oir
N .uY commission entfused o them aaa rees,yr
ashts OF pairHhaee TIIOs n TaRe
July ls,, 1911,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-11
NOTICE


I'VE subscriber intending o. rln-0 The Book husncse b,
the ln ~ October hi4 siurk Of Book, stationary 8 q
VIII 90 iy'y br EulI at FIRST cost pr cash until thai fr
f'rsnns IN want NJ any article u tc Book and Ssfonar,
Nn'' w'ulido wei 90 call, a. bargains rin Dc had
JUG doors above ,i, lI,II Tsvsrp.
HTHA FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
or HARTFORD. CONN
..,,.. AuENCY RtCHNovn, VI.
Iis company was Incorporated IN the year 1918. will
u prfp"iut charter and CAPITAL ~ ShuNU. and ina
Hnfrs against loss or damage by frC on dwelling houses
sores, manufacturing establishments, household frrnt
u,r anu mcrchandiHo ~ general ON The most favorable
Any losses which tho Company may sustain nm rr1uc,
taken NJ This ag'ncyi will bc adjusted with prompftudc and
nhoraify.
Applications 'ot insurance " tho renewal uf policies
may be made ~ the subscriber, who tas been July an
pointed Agent for tho CITY Of Richmond aud vicinity
~. BALDWIN, Agent.
Once opposite Tho nsnta. maM
I[ILBy, SALE 8 co. have Just received and
N cfi'r inr sale,
1900 lbs Western and smHrdcH Bacon
~ bills No ! cupt Icruugs
~ ~ No. gross 10
~ 10 No family Roo do
10 Do Family Flour
10 10 superior Moasscs
hhds do
~ Kegs Family lard
~ boxes Tallnw Candies
" 20 Sperm 30
81 ibis Oh Whisky
~ 10 Common a., au 10
n CAsEs Apron Cheeks and Furniture Tlltis, rhaiel-
- pllia make
bales KnoSs Plaid Iinscys rec ,nl G,r sale
au 10 KENT, kENpALL " ArwATER.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-11

METALLIC COMPOUND IOK KAZeR sTKAP-.-
WI iiarPers Patent Metallic Compound Powder to give
keen sharp edge Razor minute or IRoney re-
funded. For sale by JNO. GATNOR,
au IL ] iOoT above the Bell Tavern.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-11
TO C0UNrRN MERCHANTS.

p0t BILE AND SINGLE L CNs, RIFLES
na on hand a very extensive aEsout.rnt al Gu.
hSs' PERCUSSION Caps and Sporting Tao he Of ali
~hich am ceteTinined 10 sell to Country Dealers AZ
reduced prices, for cash TuoS TVpSp 'eiJ
mn - Importer and Mangfaetnrcrnf Gnn. -
New-York tribune., 1841-10-08
PEsECE one GENH'

any Intention Of maintaining aIaIcabe rei4'lers
with this country am sure it VIII BE- felt a- i1 /.
by the American Government, a. i has been by t1e
Government Of land, that proceedings oi the
nature OF that to waich have been just ail11luS
cannot be repeated an! ought not - Dc Persevered
in The Governments OF both countries being tb''s
agreed, there cannot. imaginc, arse between them
anv cause of war. There cannot, should hope be
anvc,use of difference between TWO countries where
there so evidently exists strong desire to maintain
peace.
SIR RosERr PEEL, the new Prime Minister, re-
piled to Lord John Russell
With respect to relations with the aited
States. Che SAID view the existing STATE oiihem.
as the noble lord with great anxiety. Ii appears
to be so manitestv the interest of these Two gre,
countries, united together by so many ties By the
community OF language, and the commuHi,t. ot in-
tcrest TO maintain peace,-so little caa be gained
ov war that the wound which one niIcts on the
other Is reflected back on the haad winch mikes, II
and | cannot but hope that the prevailing good
sense Of each community viii Influence the Gov
ernment of each (if the Goeernmen, of each wants
such advcnttious aid, aad that upon the whole
the result viii be the mainienanoe Of ami-a5.e re-
lations. | say no more that my sincere desire.
Yet. at the same time, feel also the obligation OF
making ne concession affecting the indepcrd aace
or the honor of this country for the purpose Of pur
chasing temporary tranquility. loud cheerng.)
Now approach the consideration OF those que--
tion- in respec, TO which the coutroversy arises be-
tween the noble lord and me.
New-York tribune., 1841-10-08
I'M, 81 . FV"I = NN-''
"VINCENZO GURRlNl.'

BNGLANp AMP The UNIrED SrATEs.-Ihe fol-
loving debate upon the great questions at issue be-
tween Grea, Britain and this country occurred in
the House of Commons on the l7th OF September.
LORD IoiS RUSSELL said:
The question in dispute between this country
and America does bear in some OF lis aspects
Character which should gladly chansed.-
When nv noble tiend the la;e Secretary OF State
for Foreign Aiiairs offered his opinion on the sub
ject. communications arose between them which
ei, j, clear that the Executive Government OF this
country and the Government of the United States
were ngrec, as to the character and extent oi the
diterqnce subsisiing between them, and sure | am
thar no impartial and intelligent person, looking at
the circumstances of the case, can do otherwise
than come to the conclusion that the matierln Ques-
ten mus, be regarded in the light OF difference
between nation and nation, and IN no respect ci
private WRONG. 1t, however, happened that the
tribunals of the State OF New-l ORR viewed tNe
question in diteren, light; and such view, as II
psrseyered in, could not fail, in my opinion to
prove destructive of all amicabe relations between
Independent countries If questions o. thai nature
TO be left 10 the ordinary tribunals which ad-
minister justice internally amo g,t the subjects or
the citizens of Staje-if the TWO Government. oI
the countries where such unhappy occu"eaces
arise are not 10 settle the matter according TO tie
received principles Of international law then con-
caiye there mast be end TO that understanding
upon hich amicable relations can alone be founded.
have no hesitation IN SAYING, that ii any court OF
law assumes 10 itself the power or the ii gA of deter
mining such questions, proceeding of that sature
must have the effect OF placing the amicable re,-
uo1s previously subss,ing between the TWO countrie.
in the utmost peril Considering, then, that ,hi.
question Is one which ought to be scttle& by the
Two executive Governments and by them alone,
hol4 ii to be highly improper that any thing Of this
ser, should be brought sndcT the decision or CON
sderation Of any Of tbs ordinary tribunals OF either
country. II. at the commencement OF the Spanish
War, Sir Graham Moore-preyious 70 the formal
declaration OF hos,ilincs-had captured, suppose.
Spanish frigate, and thst he was arrested II
wOold be equally as competent 10 the Spas>h tn
oqnas t. consider him amenable TO their authority
and Try him for piracy it was to the New l orN
tribunals to hold British subject onswera5!e 10
,aem for the conduct pursued with reference TO tne
Caroline s,eau,-vessel. Between my noble TREND
,hs late Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs and
AF. Webster there happily existed an entire ae'
So'dancs OF opinion to the capture OF the Caio,
cne and am sure tha, the President OF the enited
''ates will see the necessity OF preventing the oc'
VafFence OF similar events in future, 1t there be
New-York tribune., 1841-10-08
r7.ghc Engli-h snnuals for ISL

L. he English !7Huuais for s$t2. -.
APPLETON y Co 2U0 Broadway, have Fcoe'ed per
Great Western and ha ready tu- delivery 10 le trade
for persons residing n tft-ceAi rieci mex 'Se
inc previous years. ,r,
The Forget Me Not, Chrtu's No~ feaF and Birth
aay Present FOR lSi3, usira c With eleven eN4 4'i>tc en-
rrayr edited 10y Fretoric Stoacr enriched WIN coa-
t-ihitions from the pens Iancs Montgomery, Allan
Cunning cham. Calder Campbell. Laman 5snei'El rs-
ScoutAoy Mrs Gore, Miss + H. Geaid Mrs "ai'e7,
Sc &c.. elegantly bound IN morocco, richly sit-"'o'
few coyics IN White Turkey morocco, cNtf.
rhls volume far surp any Of :hl preyousyears
for the bcatty of - ililSErailons
So iu>t ready, The Cabinet Of Modem At. cdfd by
Alarlc VISITS, illustrated Wiih - enty fear sir~d
ike cngraying, containing con;Touucns from .e lo.'
OF NVm Ho Z X. H,ryy. Sr Harr's Ncpi s. lSi.
Joan. the late L. +. Landou' May toNiti' T. . -on
tague sc splendid volume elegantly tound ~ ui-
key morocco extra gait.
The Gems Of Art & token OF Remembrance. lgs:F.tet
with twenty elega auy engraved plates with Con
tributions ruri the pens OF Barry Cornwall Ailric A
Watts Wm. Collins, Rev. II II Milman VIM ho"ii'
Caroline BJwes, Mrs. SoutHey) Mary Ho@!i y :. 49,
abcsUutul volume elegantly bound III I"'Aey morocco
D A. &Co have also the exclusive market for ,he sup
nj 10 the trade, orders or which solicited, u tf
following splendid tnslsA Animals Tor the ensuing year
The Book of the goudoir-s series Of exquisiiey 6n
i.led portraits Of distinguished Ladies' with pofc-
ilh.frtuir> supeIhly bOUud Turkey morocco extra
The Drawing Room Scrap Book ontrinnc thirty
sx ysred aud beautiful Qllss, with Qocucal hlusfa
tioss hy Mary Howi;t, splendid Nenme richly ocandla
silk -
;,u,trayo of the reign OF CaaTies L. cmbciisAet Ia
faursen splendid plates from painting by teo ee Cat
,crmoic elegantly bound silk. beng the same p''ce o.
The Juvenile scrap BOos hy Mrs Eliis, aa;soT
Women OF Euelnud, &C illustrated WIN Il O'-"''l
rlAtcs. handsomely bound. -
D. A y Co. also mpart aud ofer As suitable Tor pre-
sc.i,s. an e,e ave ami varied coIe'toa Q. peneoS
illustrated standard WORKS IN elegant Wal'Hs1' ~
which the attention ot the trade and the paoi Is Ia
! vi;cd.
They also publish. and have ready an elegant An
nua eptted The Rose Al ctioa- Git' l2r -, -
Eby Marshall, illustrated "a ten elegant plates F0'-
iy 5ogud ,a .r4hcsQue morocco gilt
And IN "a few days will issue
the Mignione,te; or Grace Of the Mind. NJ Aunus!
Tor lsi2. cmbe ishsd ~ish c-h, bezst,iul Faics IN
eegEnt lutle volume rchy bouud. oil
i9hATTESS' BANK, sl.o Agricultural Bani
Notes 20 Na;chez. wslted al improved ralss by
iv u n viNVT-TE pRnTHFiiS ~ NVsH sr-eat
CisasA-52 cases, for saie by GRINNELL. MIN
- TURN & CO, = South street. s25
New-York tribune., 1841-10-08

4.- Pos,ss OF OssrAS. TRAssLATED BY JANE, MAC
pagR,ox. EsQ. New York; Published by c. Wells,
s6G0ld street
No scholar of course Will regard his library as
complete unless i, contains copy of the Poems of
o,sian Whatever may have been their origin
,hcy unqacstionably posses. merits of high and
mos, extraordinary character, and have come to be
regarded by the literary men of the European con-
,nent a. well as of England and America, a classic
work of high antiquity and of wild and most re-
narkable porer. The presen, edition Is one of
the most elegant we have ever seen. The typo
graphical portion is neat and finely executed, and
the illustrations, Of which there are several, are
beautifully drawn Besides the Poems the vol
une contains two or three excellent critical d'ser-
:ations by Macpherson and Dr.. Blair and pre-
irnnary discourse ernbodying much useful inform
alton concerning these singular productions and
iheir author.
New-York tribune., 1841-10-08
sstSaa. DaNSS an Nc ~ - ss Ia.

ast1 a &. DlN2v IN \ = " , u = IA.
tENIi t.MEN visiting ScN-fork wiil iud quiet and
II peasa-. bose A. tine GRAHAM HOUSE, No bJ
Bagccr street, where ample accommodations ete ~
c. rcsary tor ransiv n Roarlcrs AMI afforded mod
rae prices b. tle day week No fumes of Tobacco
u Alcohol wlI be found to taiut tho atmosphere.
y. b. lew permanent Boardcrs ~ III he taken
New-York April l7th, l5il. f. ROSWELL GOSS.
New-York tribune., 1841-10-08

IDss safe GR EXCTaANSE-A
vi; Country seat. ~ miles from the c,ty l'cacd IN
lun, Comfy l.. l. containing upwards OF ~ acres OF
O.. rate land The buildings one donbic house, mo-
e.4 fn.h nth crates, marble mantles, oldipg-doors,
c ezra Kitchen al,o large barns wagon house. car
,..s h,usa shop psanary, poultry house and yard ice
o-e with all other necessary for large
u iiy The ut is of the best kind gnd IN every variety;
l, les, cherrics sc. in abundanco.
large amount of the money may remaa on bond and
r,.tgage; or Bfook New York city property would
m aiken IN exchange. Address l.. NJ 5. at this Office
New-York tribune., 1841-10-08
y,cas7 = F9x sEz2E IvssscasZ -

>. Teae ,, t1ssH s8s 3s. y "a g -
.s.-zs.c1s,5s...5y5 FALL AtRANGENENT--iAe steam
--ss-- e-1-71a=-- boat OSIRIS, Capt Ju. tais-, ~i
commence running on Saturday, cptcEber 25h, fol-
ows-csvc Fuito- MsrEct slip, East Rlvor every SAT
ursly At ~ o'co L. A. IL TUESDAY "Wednesday and
Friday al cclocs A "
Eeturn.nr lonye Red Bank every tionday morning,
10 O'Clock, 4. ". Tuesday, Wednesday aud Friday
At 1ai.-,.st - ocioaS 7. ".
The boa. 7sil rln above until fgrthcr notice MAJ
lgauou es9 Weather permitting. 80 Pm
New-York tribune., 1841-10-08

81 private esoWriiuE.-,ientcmen wishing per
ROaru and Rooms location convenient TO she
business part of Lat CITY w be accommodated No. 1S
Just of Broad, way where bat Iaw board
taken and every eNer,ion mace reader their
ho pleasant and comfortable The house is ertlrely
new and newly furnished throughout Terms, moderate
References exchanged jy9
New-York tribune., 1841-10-08
D0STGT BROWN sszEslA D.-The -u1.cri

Do~T0T Z 30 W-N sIEE.A D.-Tae -u5.cfi
- bss would respectfully MORN Iae citizens II NeF
III b,; he T. l-a arst 10 supply them w:h ,he above
rt,ce Of -iperior 4EaIty which may BE- ohiBil-d at
~. to!Is1iir places -So.32l Heeck=r -, i26 Rover!
aI2 Cansi-st Is C-aue-s; l,3 Waksr-st T. Di;Isoe.
, 1a5 Pear! Al orders l, NJ e.tner OF the above
I,c.s a. u ;hs B,se'y - Charles - TIls hc promptly
-,truied TO- go I'M EDWIN T. DANIELS.
MA liberal discount 70 those Fho sen again.
New-York tribune., 1841-10-08
Il. E'NNiEs.E. g. ~. AENs..

= e , FOR NLN % Nl9H, L.EIINH At
=z..->ssz-=--=F CALDNNELL's. ESTP0iSr&COLD
49, - SpEiNGSc>Tsa steamboat IIGHLAN-
DER. Captain 3ober Wadrop, =lii leave the foot OF
HarTea-sEeet, New-lVTs e'esJ ioldsy Thursday, ant
Sau.risy -0srncon. ST O'clock.
Ratarri7r. the HIGHLANDER vill leave Neyhu-ch
every Noa-sy morriHe at o'clock, and Tuesday and
Fri4y c.teruocn al O'clock
For freight or passage. Apply 70 the Captain board.
Bill baggage, art freight Of erJry description. and
bills OF specie pu, board th- boat be the risk
of he thereof nGe, bill Of lsdiug roccipi Il.
signed Tor N. same. ly.y
New-York tribune., 1841-10-08

y1IANTED-A Dwelling House IN the lower part
~ ofthe ci,y. Rent exeeed SJ90. Address box
35l urper Post Office OF 81
New-York tribune., 1841-10-08

X4IANEED-r servants car BE- haa this
W day a; lhe \ srcaa office 5di Broadway.
o4 lw' 4. ELLIOTT proprietor
New-York tribune., 1841-10-08

'i'0 U2JEsaNiS IS.-W auted, iourrey ymel Of
general abuitieS, to sork ST ycsy fac Machinery.
None bat the best mead apply Also, n,elhgSnt hoy
to learn the business Apply al - Aunstree. sd story
New-York tribune., 1841-10-08

DOaEgf.-Plo, ani frort Room, the scconi door
ID win Board may be had N deightl' situation lOt
E,st BrosGwav, private ahily, with iew slleet
bAardrrs References exchanged. oo l"'
New-York tribune., 1841-10-08

~. rD a.&'g-Pat privilege Of store Ad-
4 ire.o D. Il r., (Post paid a, This oice Rent mode
New-York tribune., 1841-10-08

EsO&ss aJ---A gentlenan and his wife. sisge
DgenIlcmen can D. accommodated vi pleasant IRON,
room aud pantry st;Nched also, small bedroom If da
sired, with board III desirable location down town,
the family srls nHi the would be made
moderate engaged for the winter. Address A. VI hoN
TO-. lower Po Il blicc. o6 lw'
New-York tribune., 1841-10-08

ADDITIONAL FoKEIcN IrEMs.-Thomas Diodin,
The celebrated writer of naval songs, died in Lon
don on the 10th of September, at an advanced age.
The French Tribunal de Commerce have de-
cidea that Fanny Elssler shall pay the whole Of
the 10000 francs damages demandod by the
French Opera for her breach of her engagement
20 appear on the lst of January on tina, stage.
Mr.. Hetinger, the celebrated banker at Paris
died on the lO.h ult; also NJ. Bcrtin, principal
editor of the Journal de Debats for forty years.
The death Of the Duke of Bordeaux was ru-
mored in Paris on Tuesday, tho l4,h. TIE ru-
NOR was generally discredited, but it had not
withs,anding the effect to raise the funds. The
Duke of Bordeaux our readers will remember,
would have succeeded Charles X. had it not been
for the revolution of July, 1880.
The Princess Clementinc, daughter of the King
of France, is to be married TO Prince Augustus
Of Coburg brother to the Duchess Of Nemours.-
The Princess is in her 2ilh year.
New-York tribune., 1841-10-08

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