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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-26

"A My House on the corner OF LIST and I Etrssis
f3f1H shockoe ltl. The House h large and cow,
6isIH nieh having eight rooms necessary outhousss
Garden attached.
For terms, apply to Mr.. Thomas l.. BeaIeley.
NH S-bawtf PETPR WINSTON
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-26

BOARDING AT THE MANsuou uor-
M estsbished umN having tsksn this well known and hong
o rePslr and recently kept BY Miss MsIy Tho
month Or yeer accommodate boarders 5y the day. wees
a. ToI s being very pleasant airy and suisbl.
49, VIC eehue OF the business art OF he tatx 49,,
snn lew minutes walk OF the Rail Ro.d psn, sh1
~ ,e BOAT wharf, h ~ fhe mot esiIanl.
Iher business pleasure Her table will !, s 9Sest 81
kst af,r,s VIC oes, which the abundance OF The maj,
determnation, by the aid Mr. saryay ~ ear Muh
ns 20 al ss Tar as possible. She soliets from her @
1 e PUBIC generally share Of their paiIonsse n''
Mansion House hpul /, 1871. n "ARf sARvAY.
kUIHERFOOkD MILLS FOR z1TF-----
w Fare authorised TO sell this very eeleb,s,ss o
wheat one 5sir &C contain pairs Of for gTincSI
sessaTy machinery There is attached 10 ,bs Mn ~ ne
sn,n House for the Miller suteisnt for bs
e,ecnon OF another MIL calculated TO run i6 ai ne ne
S'oneS for terms, &c apply to " p-"S ''
se1-t-N LANCASTER, DENNY co.
TO CONTRACTORS.
OF an Act OF the General sseu,bly Of y,r
Proposals, until the 10Th day OF NAV n.It for sealed
abe a. .e oSpto IN the city with Copper-'fbe W. RI ~
lection Of the Superintendent OF Public Edses Snd on
wofkmsniEe ana yT G the work is done, afhfu
prove, security, for the faithful performance Of ,h
The roof contains about 5000 square fee, p.,,-,-
I'll DC Ilade Tor Is and 20 ounce Copper each f.,i
P ouey 70 ne paid on the complexion OF the work
$50 RICHARDSON
u-Thpn ai rnonc b6dihces ArDory, Richmond va
pha Inquirer, will publish The above ndxc rss =
payment. accounts 10 ms once 10
(MEsTERFlELD Rail. ROAD CONP1SY - =.
will sEs eiaen :, ing o. The ekholders OF this Company
Jay, the Slh April, 1871 O'clock p NJ stoeShiI IT.
anu pi "a forward their PROXIES 10 time
IusT reseivod, per schr LyochbuI1- f.,.
Broad Cloths, fof Coach Makers which F piGees OF
az - ss,,f THo's y. HoTCHKiss,
site IN u
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-26
ANTHONY's
CHEAP HAT MANVEAgTORN
NOTICE TO sIoCKHOLDERs

"a o'clocS p ". Functoa
'ei,he = 10 pesoa o. BY proxy.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-26
w l. l. 1 A NJ ALL EN-,
MERCHANT TAILOR.

MOULD respectfully inform his friends and The pnt-
w lie that he IS now Giving his Spring and SUMNER
supply of CLOTHS, CAsSiMERES, VEsTINGS and Pan.
cy Articles which he will sell reasonable prre for
casa or To puneual customers only upon the usual tame
ap&-eolw
CALABRIA LIQUoRICE cases OF Tie
-, r. K. DuVAL.
sp - Corner below the Banks.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-26

,s.eurs Lottery. c,ss for Monday morning. Ca.
pnsm-o prkes Of $1,000 OF 5000 OF 100 2 100 2j
" 'o" Tickets el0. rs numbcrs-it drawn.
10 Orders for tckeis In the above Grand Lottery will
DO met win prompt attention. u sdarcesedlo
N. N. sTRATroN,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-26
JAMES, CORsE ne LEAN

JAMES CORSE DE LEON,
And many other New Works
/ w. RANDOLPH a CO have received Corss dc
~ Leon, or the Brgand, Romance by G James
Lie and Atyeniureso Of Bruce. The African Traveller by
Major Sir Head ' y
Lives % John lay anil Alexander Hamilton
History Of the Netherlands by Thomas q Grsttan
APrehminary Discourse on the study Natural Philo.
sophy, 10y HcTschel
Astronomy and Several Physics considered with refe.
renee 70 Natural Theology by Rey'd W whenweu
The Hand It's Mechanism and Vital EnIowaeuts evn.
cling design, by Sir Chs Bell
ness Of God an -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-26

NOOD. POSTS AND HOOP POLEs-Pcr
w sons wanting Wood, Posts Hoop Poles can be
supplied 10y applying al the Coal Yard Of
W. =. RICHARDSON, on the Basin
constant supply Of good Wood will be kept and sold
on terms lower than has been charged recently.
apps df
NNnITE sILEsiAN FRENCH SUGAR aud MANGEL
w WURILEL BEET sEED-a fresh supply recev.
Ing this Gay-Fcr sale by WILLIAM PALMER.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-26

LINEN GOODS.
lust received large and well selected assortment
Gfa-f, DO Z, o. i.trah rhcctur
Heavy Pillow Case Linen
Linen Damask
Damsst Table Cloths
Irish linens
y rda.EYo, Huckahack, and Table Diapers
To which invite The diion Of House Keepers and
ap& GAY BENTLEY
WANTED TO HIRE, Tor the reminder Of the
w year, servant WOMAN, who is good cook, wash.
~ and irouer-one without circumference preferable.
Apply % n. HufIINGrON CO.
ap2 Mansion House.
NV PUBLICATIONS.
A TIL Vol Tweed &c Librarv Of Practical Medicine
being Dissertations on Diseases Of the Digestive and
Al'o-tadeton tale Of Seventeen Hundred and seven
ty-si1. Just received, and Tor sale hy
ap22 w RANDOTPW a co.
DUHBAPs-nURBkPN
ID bales No. nurlapa
% No.2 DO. For sale By
sp22 T. sIZER 4 SON
FOR PHlBA
rEE Tho roanlaf packet srhr John sTutt. Teal
ND master. For freight ofQ6 hhda or Opacksfsa TO-
- hacco, 20 complete her cargo, apply 10 Tho Muster
n Rail ton ficasanrs whsTG 10
WILLIAM RowLRTr,
spH Or JAMES FISHER son.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-26
JAMES PHALEN a co.
Offer the following
SCHEMES For THE pyErU

SCHEMES FOR THE WEEK.
sehooi hund Lottery Of X. draws In the city nj Pro
ndenee Monday April 26th, l8i Class No "a 7b ss,ies
Dfawnx received On Thursday evening Capals si6 On
proportion "A'es"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-26
TNHo's IL. HorcHKIss b,v,r, &c. a.. -,

THOs B. HOTCHKIss having taken tne s,or.
lately occupied by Messrs. Phippu q ZONES opposifs
The hunsoi the Eagle Hotel would inform Coach Makers
and saders, thar he has just orened fun nj o.
Materials used by them, consisting in par, follows.
FOR COACH MAKERS.
Coach and Elliptic steel Springs OF all kinds
Coach, Barouchc, Buggy and Sulky turned AxIss
Coac 10 and Barouche Steps OF all sizes
Brass and silver Hub Bands
Maleable Castings and Turned Collars
Coach and Barouche Hinges; do do Handles
Dash Flames; Knobs Coach Door Locks
Nenitian Blind Locks
Curtain Leather. both hides and sides
Sep Leather and MorOc Skins
Coach IAces and Fnnges Of all kinds
Ratiinets and Damasks &C
FOR SADDLERS.
Hog skins surge, Sheepskns
| A full assortment Of all kinds Of Harness Mountin,
Strrups; BEES Worsted, Cotton Trainina Wsbbs
Cut Tack black Oil varnish
Men, Notnen's Gig Saddle Trees
A fIsa supply Of SlddleT's Tools, &c
ALSO,
slloe Makers Tools. OF all kinds
lhave employed Mr. George Phippen Jr 6,r,,ertv
hf OF fhppen J'nes 10 aitendio 81 Of the matters per
aiming 20 tne business and most respectfully s0r ths
aronsre OF the customers Of that fr and Of ali Others
waning ARTICLES in ne-assuring fhetn that INV assor
ment shall always be good nd will fe as cbeap ir rah
OF Guy aeeepianees as any other house Not Intending m
30 credit business nduc will te offered AZ mr.
chaseIs 10 pay the cash. W pun
mh 3l-d&eu THOs D. HoTCnKtss
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-26
SALES AT AUCTION.
THIS DAY
BY INLoEs 4 BROTHER,

Successors to Z. c. word,J corner oppo,;,, a..
Bell Tavern.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-26

WHITE LEAD, IINSEED OIL, WIN
- DOW GLASS, sc.
I'NGLIsH White Lead In Oil, very superior
IL Amer can White Lead. in OIL
DO DO Dry; Verlirris, in OIL
Chrome Green; Chrome Yellow; Venetian RED
Iinseed OIL; Spirits Turpertino
Jupan Narnish; Copal varuish
LtharEc; spanish brown
Paint Bushes together with a large and we'll sssor
ed sock Of Window Glass. for sale by
ap q ALEXANDER DUvAL & Co
ENFTEEN boNes beautiful SPERM CANDLEiz lust re-
IL ceivej, for sale by
sp3 JOHN y. GORDON
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-03-11

s.rliahiy has exalted me, that there
exists IN the land spirit hostile to their
best inlerests-hos,ile to liberty ITSELF
II is II spirit contracted in its views, sell
fish in its objccI. II looks to ;he aggran-
disement of IA few, even to the destruction
uf the interests of the whole. The entire
remedy is with the people. Something,
howev,r may DO effected by the means
which they have placed in my hands.
Il il union that we want, not oi party
Tor the sake OF that party, but union OF
the whole country for the sake OF The
whole country for the defence OF It's III
,crests and its honor against iorei gp ag'
sression, for the defence OF those princi-
pies for which our ancestors so glOriousy
contendcd. As far as ii depends upon
me, it shall be accomplished. All the
influence laa, possess shall be exered
TO prevent the formation at least OF an
Executive party in the halls Of the Legs
laive body. wish tor the support of no
member of tha, body to any measure OF
mine that does not satisfy his judgment
and his sense of duty to those f.om
whom ho holds his appointment ; mr.
any confidence in advance from the
People, but that asked for by Mr.. Jefler.
son, 4" TO give frmness and effect to the
legal administration Of their affairs
deem the present occasion sufficient
y important and solemn to Justify me in
expressing to my fellow citizens a pro.
found reverence for the Christian Re.
Iig,on, and thorough conviction that
sound morals. religious liberty, and a just
sense OF religious responsibility, are cs-
scnlially connected with all true and
lasting happiness and TO that good BE.
ing who has blessed us by the gifts Of
civil and religious freedom, who watched
over and prospored the labors Of our
Fathers. and has hitherto preserved to US
institutions far exceeding in excellence
hose Of any other people, let us unite in
IorventIy coramcnding every interest Of
our beloved country in all future time.
Fellow citizens Being fully invested
with that high office, 10 which the par
tiality Of my countrymen has called me.
| now take AN afccionn,e leave Of you.
You will bear with you to your homes the
remembrance Of lhe pledge | have this
day gwen TO discharge all the high duties
of my exalted station according to the
best of my ability and shnll enter upon
their performance with entire confidence
in the support OF just aud generous
!. people.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-03-11
At THE CAPITOL,

10 The Senate Chamber, though rescr-
we'd Tor the privileged persons, there was
crowd al AN early hour. Long, long
before any thing official was To he seen
or heard, the Ladies Circular Gallery
on The one hand, and Gentlcmra's Gal
lery on The other, wcic filled To over.
ilowlng. What eager looks, what rich
and lusIrous shawls, what waving hand
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-04-06

""cVlTURAL STATISTICS OF THE u. STATES.
Tie Philadelphia North American contains a
PRINTABLE table with the above title, complied
AAe returns 9th sixth census, and contain.
lisement Of the agricultural products of all
yates but three; viz: Michigan, North Carroll
h@l Kentucky. The largest wheat growing
S"m the Union isOhio-the amount II 900 900
Hes; the next largest Pennsylvania, with 49,
'NlW, the next, New York, IL 900 900, and the
HA Virginia with 5000, 900. The largest a.
A0uN' OElndian corn raised in one State, is in Ten
'aee-A9 900 900 bushels; Virginia, 81 900 OOO--
'mols, 1000 ,OOO-Alabama, $4,000 ,00O-Gcor-
$nH@NMO- Missouri, 100000,
N'" lOFk IS the grentcst po!atoe growing State;
nooh'' 5OoCo,OOO bushels. Maine comes mex,
% .U'0OOVoO, and next Pennsy Ivania, with g.
,~ Eea'est cotton.growing States are Missis-
wv S"pOO,OOO lbs; Alabama, 100000 900;
sH'SOOO'00O; South Carolina, 1874 900 900;
a rs 100000; Lcuisana 81 900 900; Ar
r'',' "pOO, 900 Virginia, 5000 900.
is'''a Is OF course the largest producer 0 f SUI
,au'oan', Sao 900 900 lbs; New York comes
~. gov" 'o'Ooo'ooo, lbs; the produce Of our for
v;,. as she is first in corn, is also first IN
100000. ''OO'' ONO stands next with
bonn, oc &c. gam, stands first for tobacco. a.
a,m;, ',.Oo,OVo lbs! Maryland $4,000 900
r v%'' 100000. We regret tina, we have
sro rom kentucky. In corn and to-.
NJ, W. 'nnk she will rank with the hest of her
sMO '' !" stands, frs, for lumber Value 49,
PfN,N;@ s.' Maine, 81 ,SOs OOo. For products
e sN%a9 IN New York is again at the head. Val
hhe n0s Vermont next, "a ,s92 900.
ernom 'l'c's OF the orchard, New York and
ane, y. me other States nearly two to one;
aer 81 100 aus 10 the amount Of 81 ,73e ,357, the
$685. %, Ne" York has s 1881 .ee5 Psnnsvyv,.
gna qns n 1.e ''64 1857, Vermont / 1903 ago,
portion IN h.. "'S statement that Vermont, in
goher s,,,, "'r extent and population, excelIs a.
The D,o, i" The Union in Its number of sbao /,
'sGalo s"' OF the dairy, and the orchard We
NV 1sT.5 alsed at this last item, as wo supoos
aabe 6sso Connecticut and Massachusetts
n0>v ,, s'| n' U.s. We think there INNS, ha go
- Chronicle -, :" '"''' must DC some
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-04-06


.n iavdsvirR. oh iha 2isi uil hy jonathan Fos-
tsi T. T.. My. samuel rhaupH, D. o. Mss Chln
Biancl lrG boih OF Whcclora.
Alsa in uar8wck. r sb. 4ii. by Iohn X skinner
20 Nc Joaas Hall % tiardwick 20 Al,ss Hannah
More of Nheciock.
To- 4 BOT, BY the Rev. Lew a. stone, Mr, AlPhe
u,r Dag d., y, IT RrookRed 60 Miss Ph0bs Adams
oiC.
Al,u hy the same, John w Tw'ss, Esq. Anor'
Wy al aw, 60 niss Adriine kipSeys OK fiain-
hsh.
IN Tea ham ca the 25rh all by Rev Mf.H"llaes,
Dir. AZ, hbald Ilast-y az barnet, 40 Mise klzabsih
thlGliau, of Pesehum.
Ai.o. on the Isth uit Mr. Harvey SauboFn %
lHs- a isail ~ liry Also, same day, hr. 4 Oar
Ing of albany, o. Ais- Mar aitCiara. ofP. Aisol
2th ut, Air Independence FnrroN lomisa MAJ ths
kellogg
IN Fgu'e, on the 30Ih ulf b. Rev. MF Whsle,
ir. Wnl. ~. Mo0-s oi Danviiie, 20 Miss Sassn
49, Moore at Y,
10 M5r-is,avn. E1d uit. NJ Asaph Stevens, 81
Waterford! Mss Hannah petsDas ~ Nufr,x-
own.
10 F,E,c.sto,vn. n. a. ar Thoraas ~ ttrad ii
tIooksc-t 60 Miss Marietta Deuiston "a q. bo,h
leaf and iuuth.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-04-06

W, ,c,ro from tho Buffalo Cotnmercial Advert
~, ha, most revolving and fiendjsh murder was
srcelaed near Prairie du Chen, OIL the l7th uit'
aOpears that imam named Howard, had been liv
with q Mrs Curtiss, and that for several days
,,yiOus, the parties had been at variance. On the
occasion referred to, Howard came home, and after
placing The grdiron on the fire, informed the wo-
man that in FIVE minutes her heart would be roast
I m!lhepOn Meanwhile the fierd amused him.
\ slrby whclng large knife. Mrs Curtiss, and
&MaI children ,'becamc alarmed and fled to the
nearest nighbor,s,a Mr.. WansIey, who promised
Mo- project Them Howard pursued and demanded
\ he wonan hut was ordered out ofthe house. lie
went nat, and immediately returned, armed with
E'nmc There was Mr. Sanders present, who
Twas armed with small Ratchet. These two
|cNNcNcA-NOwad not being able to use his axe.
He then drew large Indian knife, and stabbed
Eandes in The back extending into the abdomen
four inches oflhe blade breaking off in his body
N@drawlng The broken part out, he bled SO pro
asrH n make it impossible for him 10 live
#"Hh had not been apprehended - Roston AT,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-04-06

In Irasourgh. Mvrch g. - =s--.rss =. W.
Try, n. same dsy', 81. NnassS .scE aEs@
GO.
Alto, March 10 stds.v AsEE iiUTca,asos .asesl
55 -- Srr- day wido,s l8asf WatTon. reed 20
years.
In Cup-,rs. 90 SEE sac, at Mss nsysrs srAt.
pISg, ago "
Ia ulis town, Msnt-$ - atvtRs dnughieg ni Afut
eriug, aged p.
In Danv il,s 2ith sit v-ry .lilfsttlt, ei an af~U
ion Of tho heari ssit.sts Fii, BsIrlrvi s rsici 81
Mr. J1s. ph Bat~hols-f SEQ t- -bs wss sn ca
emp'ary .tnhsf - tbs flsnErsg t'ieuni thufrh.
ln Poac ham, on ths ABA Mafch, Aan, nIlo e..
Mr. Ezekis 10 salgth, aa!rd 70 seur-, sitter de-
uessng iilt css ~ days.
a. Can. ridge an .te siS vll, Gspt k''us
Green, aged - ycaFs. iin asas bsrn a. Ln'ceeler.
Mass !sT 25,h, LISA. nlruF ti," vsF ~ ttr
Revolution be- warmly eepIrsrd TIE cHuss 81 his
cot, ny. an iaayng h,s Ethcfs hopsU i'r th- ivnt
ed cid, The aiNe ith ot AurH, NO, ~
paIred t. theA mes .rau van&afd ussr lioaan where
he rSmaincC uuii the Dujish cyRsnaica last tusu,
during whicA a.h 30 tpsgl,t in ihs haftle ~ buuh
er a,d. lie s.psd usssl 81 The tiuaa ~ shs yEHf.
was yiih The y nrihesu Atnss ~ fhe iaAiaG NJ Bur
GO, and wss RI &c tykans 81 Lurd Coraweihs a..
York tawu.
In Topshpui, Mstch ED. ~ consumpficu. fhiir
%. Baker, E-q. ait"rnsy M Law ~ thc 20 year
of his age,
t. WooJ.t-rt, usr,a o., AZ Cer-asa. Cotb.
aged n
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-04-06
r,om The albany Argus
Lockport, Ma'ch ~ 20

IN
tN' l.ockport, March ~ 'o4''
.,, If the court of oyer and 'erml'
the % VS." county should have been ne'o ."'s
@r o' . "" this morning on '"o 'pe''"s
week. e" ",, Judge Dayton directed the e'efN not
aIhe co"n .v deciding at the same llme not 10
local '"' J'; IN consequence Of an inio'ma''tV, or
bold the O"" orro, orlhe clerk IN giving bu' hve
n. .'d orsis days notice O''0e driving '"' Jury
6'ho '''" orraipned and pleaded not guilty 10
McLeO" ~, oooinst him. His counsel, Messrs'
the oo'', '"d Bradley, then moved the Court Tor
Gardner ~" ,o m issue one for the examination
Two c0 I""hser Secretary OF State, and Mr. Fox,
dNr "v' ,,;ni.,er at Washington the other TO
'D' ,n;ne sIcNabb and Others IN upper Ha"aoo'
''A"'' .,,o,ed, with the condition that the Pco-
t% ,ia,, ion in the commission:
n pie "'s"'y ;oo,ioo was thon made To the circuit
4" 'lr .rov a certiorari 10 remove the cause
H uOs', uor and terminer to the supreme court, on
wv" .eJ,,t setting forth some o. the c'reums 'anc %
nn ,"' 'r,oco charged 10 haye been COMPUTED and
o'"e '@.nl, and complicated questions of law
'0'' ' ..;.o IN the trial The counsel urged that
"''' ,,s, and Ter miner The presiding Judge
"a /" ,,o oranlcd BY the county judges, and that
,,ocer in this for that reason, that this cause
- , Twain rod in the oyer and terminer The
'''' ndoe declined allowing the certorari upon
I CIV moaoJ, as there wns no allegation or improp-
.his, IN thc part of the county judges, and our
,.,, h,e n,oyided the mems Of correcting any
~ ',, in the proceedings Of the oyer and tcrniner,
n BY nbiI Of exceptions
N r,, counsel asked time to add an affidavit in re-
N Lin, n the excitement which had existed in the
.,ro,ry upon the subject, and the reasons why il
81 .,,hoieyed fair trial could not be had. This
Il 20, uau,ed, and the court adjourned over to the
VI ,Osnoon, to give an opportunity to serve The writ
ri faIh@Cd
y During the in,ermisson the afiidavits were pre-
N ,,,sA tie ccrlioyar and served on the court on
y 'hsv coDg in, in the aftcrnoon. This gives Nc.
Leoas counsel an opportnnityto move the supreme
,out to change the venue TO some other county.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-04-06

ANoTER REVOLUTIONARY PATRIOT CONE Tile
Newburgh Telegraph announces the death of Rob
ert Blair in that village, and accompanies the no.
,lce viii! obituary eulogium The de-
ceased. Mr. Blair was of the urgi nal Life
Guards Of Washington ,and was worthy of his post
having remained in his place in that CHOSEN band
until the disbanding of The army at Newburg, and
conducted himself like brave and faithful soldier
throughout the war.-Ile was in almost all the bat
ties ofthe Revolution but never received wound.
II is age 20
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-04-06
NOTICE.

NTE wulid say iu oeF eusfuyacrs thal " esn
w uuus "a soii Nu'asass hy tic sa~asure ifthoy
cho1se trathSr Than ~ ihr posnf) Aithcnrh cell rg
Nsiasrcs ny he reaad o. ~ lnndsrn stgtg ~ 40
vrFustrg Maissges See ~rfe iN.- huFo oar aspntla
oi IRE rev schsri wfi BE- saltsEsd wiih our esd
issiiinufd gay ~ talrg tusturss hass nat
thu adtaHisg rs ttaf solns az our frgruds hEve n
ue never maasd aut tri-, nos d. exactly
know has pnInt g c.srapass tu steer thereiore
unig~d % isilow the bag fh4t errts,sagsrs shn
t4iedoaian by ths triiisai ~ tao6rrn wii 20
eahih.tSd % advertising % sell Molass~s ~ th~
possnd and s,uitiar exhihiilors 81 uaodera va ~
adsrrliss nents JOHN BATON, Aeeat
for the e.. W a NM ca
81 iahgsbHry Csntro, April 2 1871. IGgwl
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-04-06

STEAM FRIGATE MISSISSIPPI. We find, in the
Phia Gaze'tc,a description of the national Steam
Frigae now building at the Navy Yard in that city
Tier dimensions are-.length 2lS feet, breadth 40
feet. depth 23 2 feet, mean immersion IS feet,
and her tonnage about 1000 tons, The cylinders
of her engines each rs inches diameter and 7
feet stroke. Her paddle wheels 80 feet diameter
She will hayc copper boilers, with stowage for
ded-spia generally used IN Am ericnn vessels. The
boilers are tested to pressure Of S0bs. per square
inch above the atmosphere, and intended be
worked 10 Il pressure not exceeding 15lbs. The
vessel will be rugged and fitted as friga:e, and
armed ith 10 guus-two 10 inch long guns, and
eight ~ pounders.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-04-06

ForED DowN.-Thc prayer of the petitioners
asking for repeal Of the laws prohibiting blasphe
my and Sabbath day breaking, was decided by the
Legislature ofPennsyivania to be dlsrespectlul TO
that body and not to be enter tnined. 1t received
hut one vote in its favor, and That on account of tho
right Of petition, and of the doctrines OF the pc
'ition presented.
| TIE HEIGHT or ISFATUATIoS. The Charleston
Mercury says:--"Nght before last, our hands be
ing engaged mp STAIRS and the Office doors clos
ed, our counting room was entered, the desk forced
open with chisei, the papers rummaged. and not
| a cent IF money iJt"
The man must have been insane. No human
being who was not lunatc, would have dreamed
of finding money in the desk of newspaper of
flee.
New Music. Among The recent publications. in
New Orleans see advertised the, Office ilol-
ders Quick Step, and Swartwoui Gallopade, inter.
spersed with variations from tho 'Rogue's March,
and offered at low Price.
No TRADING IN HUMAN FLESH IN EEeLAxp.-~
The Sunderland Herald says:-"On Saturday last
n country woman was sold publicly, at auction by
I her husband, for rs Cd, the Pavement, in the
cathedral cityof York;"
The inhabitants of he city of Lowell have iustruc-
ted their Mayor and Aldermen $50 to 365, to grant
no licenses for the sale ofntoxcatng drinks during
the ensuing municipal year.
The Albany Argus informs us that the trial of
Mcleod cannot take place until The LIST OF Oc,o-
her next, unless special court be directed for the
purpose
| The DEsPATCuEs. The Madisonian states that
the dispatches received by our Government by the
Caledonia from Great Britain, are of entirely a
pacific character, and although there had been
some excitement in England account of the
arrest of Mcleod, yet the public mind was becom-
! ing more quiet.
! The Hon. John Chambers ofxentuoky form rly
representative from that state has been appointed
Governor OF the territory of Iowa.
| Among the late reappoantmcnts by the Presi.
dent we observe the name Of Robert Butler, of
Smith6eld. Va. thorough going Loco Foco.- We
presume MIR. Butler has been faithful to his duties
and not brawIng electioneerer, and the Presi.
dent, in conformity with his rule has re appointed
HIM to office. The Loco Foco papers mention the
| fact, but give credit to the President for it,
SPORT IN THE WEsr-A young named
Keller, in Washington, Arkansas, recently had an
encounter with four panthers at one time three OF
which he killed and put tho fourth to flight.
| the Mnysville Monitor, Locofoco paper, hrs
stopped. There are now only four Locofoco pa
pers published in Kentucky. $50
! GOVERNOR GRAsoN, of Maryland, has appointed
Monday the 17th of May for the election of mem
bers of Congress in that State. t
| GLORIOUS CoUNTY.-Chatauque county, in New
York ,'has Cd townships. In the recent election
For Superv isors % of the "a towns elected saunch
wings. THIS is skeepng tho flag fying' in the
true spirit