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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-04
BONNIE Is,


JUSr received, n handsome assortment Of Misses and
ID LADIES' straw aud LeEhorn B'nnrs. follows, VIZ.
Assorted Mans BUnueiH o. 81 . %
Mis NTt straw do, B 81
LADIES' Plaid Straw b., 81 40
DO Plain 30 80, 81 20 and finer
Misses aud LADIES' Leghorn do, all sizes and prices for
oe6 J. b. CUNNINGHAMs.
L. ZEN a ~. are opening a very large and well
N selected OF Goods IN their Inc, which they
invite TIE attention Of their customers and the public gene
rally. Among which may be found black and blue and
bic FrreE Beaver Frocts; Beaver and Pilot over
Coats; Boys Over Cos's-aI new stock.
PANTS AND VESTS.
Supcrfnc Cashmere Pints
Alec, very large lot ofniSed cloth and sa;Jine' 20
Boys 90
Also, Boys round Ja-kets
SIX and Cashrnaret Vets, for fall
Also, black cashmere Lud velvet, and lax ernu Vests,
for winter.
Together with a very large lot oE-"sm1l Potatoes
such Merinp, Lamhs'woUl AMI shaker shirts; Canton
Tcarfs; CravafE; Sur-rders; Gl7vef Half Hose
all Of which utfeT cheap be sold BY auy body
sttheT store, Main street
oct KLEIN s. CO.
FRENCH CBINA,AT IIEDUC ED FISIC Es.
HAVE npg hand, Of any Importation. and al pr.
ces below tcGncr rates, the following articles Of White
French Porcs!siIc-
D,uuer att Breakfast P,ates-Fla; anil deep
Tea PtT"a--Iat
Dishes Of ai -EHs-pr'r-1u shage
Octs-on sop TurorDs aud sands
DO sauce DO ul
Do Covered Dishes
BIter Boats Hu' Pic S.c Shells
salad Bowls. &C
Fruit B.szors on stands and r'svfoot
Iaod'o1 Yea and Coffee Cups ini sIncers
tIuCk.'aIC DO DO
For either separately or made up into 90 suit
purcbag a. WN l. BUTLER.
&C 10 3 doors ruuvT ;le Ben TEvern.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-04

DOR SALE, PRIVATELY, that very valuable lot :.
L. corner Of Cary aud 9th street, fronting 80 feet
Cary street, aud running back 9th street 81 feet
inches is probable that the Of this property
would divide II into lots fronting % ct inches each
Cary erect, IN whicu would toe valuable AMI
ycnicnt for private residences. Terms accommodating
apply TO WILLIAMS a HANALL.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-04
y. BRANNAN Il CO.'S
Old DOEINIOE CIUTHING STORE,

Adjoining John EnTley's Union Coffee House, and
r. II. jenkins Dry Goods Store, Main ST
NNTE would embrace this opportunity and method IT
w making u known 10 the citizens OF Richmond its vi.
cnity AMI the STATE atwe constantly keep hand Cloth.
ing of all kind, and more especially OI te ap.
preaching winch will sell rCduc prices
cash. We respectfully invite all To call and inspect
stock. Whether they want the goods All goods sold
by that DO please every respect may
and the money refunded.
All goods warranted au2-iT
INSURANCE. AGAINST FIRE.
fTuE Richmond Fire Association prepared 10 insure
Il personal properly OF an kinds. well wooden build.
Ings In the City of Richmond loss damage
ire on The mort favorable Application he made
TO JAMES BOSlIER, President X. IA.
Or, in his absence, to-
isI {. II. HYDE, vices President
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-04

HAVE rurrrsff1 3" Iskirr an arrangement with Mr
I u 4 NrNrWAHA. ~ fHs cry. sp long hyouhy
known as sn trrrrirr-cI AVUNcc1ry an1 Druggist, hy
which He will take rr'vC part iu conducting lnc BUSH
ness 1fmy ApuHr ary sHH pGa4 EH'b snmynL Tie strict
rs ir conjunction with tl'nf Nr iilngES TRUST will Hr
Sufficient guarantee fo uy friends AMI the public gene
nor aa cannot ai 'n give genera. eNsHeron orirrs
u0m The country wiN tg lsi ly executed aus ism Tee
supplied rure arN 70 rob Medicines. Prescriptions OF
Physicians will receive '1c mosf strci attention. Il and
ntrtt JOHN GANNOR.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-04

FAtI INFORMATION or
CHINA, QUEEN~FARFg, sc.
tAugust iSiIl
DIV The UaTkAway now disc hlrciur am In recent oi
- NV usual supply Of Fall Cooif- Amongst them viii
be sound variety and style of patterns aut shapes.
trcy new and altogether unrpuaNcd before u this
kst Also recently purchased tud now receiving from
The various manufactures this country, large and &c
neral assortment Of
Rich pressed and plain Glass of every description
Looking Classes German silver and Britannia Casiarp
Stonc WaTe SC 6call which Offer ~ the package or
rcpoet dto order, upon the most favorable terms.
WM. 2. nUTLER,
oc' 2 doors above Bell Tavern
COMMON AND OLD wHisKEY--i0 bbls Old Monon.
- gahela-7 DO good Common Whisky, landing and for
sale ow.
Do3 WILLIAMS a HAXALL.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-04


WINTER UNDER SHIRTS AND
DRAWERS.
MEMS SlNony Wool, Patent Mcrro, Scotch Yarn.
fl assorimout Of the bcstquay aud mlnuiiciuc, and
superior 90 tauncin every respect 90 which Dc invites
hlso. received q iu. 'ss'rmgnt ~ Hosiery, viz
Black Ribbed 90, is ti.2s. % 81, 2s
slate do, trom Leland urwnds
Ris.k worried It. o. p, q "a b
Tays' vrrr.I ,,Cns iiosc and IT,rruosc. an sizes
M,u's Cotton, Woocu and mcuuo Hose and li,ilIosc
BUCIN HAT BACON, a..
A FEW who'll, n1.i arI gnuor bhi7, mountain Buck
II wheat ''csh sr"uod,, 80 ~ go OF grit
1000 pounds Mddng aud shoulder Bacon, al (, ard
10 superior Family Hams
Daily expected,
39kcaa very beg Goshen hnucr Pot up 70 order OK
ing supplied carly with tins aruolc are requested 10 call
no5 GRErTER PEAKE
- HORNETS AND flowers.
y nets and Artificial Fiowers a. ionovs viz
E n,i's. T w. isiSv 90 % So
Misses auI ladies' Lreloru o.. all sizes prices
B9uuc,s. Floyr,. spris. '"d wic''ia, various kinds
~ CtrNNtNGHANs
nova Sow and cheap Cash Dry Goods Store.
SECOND SUPPLY.
OPENING This murn.ug, second supply Of Staple and
- Fancy Dry hnUlst H.IuUa 'I'rilI arc
Mack and Muis rnurnI NUus'fue. an wool
6rt#raWIch printed, lrou ~ the frost Imported
case Ta-Iiuufs, beautiful auic be- fnr dresses
WiCh Ht0rh1 anil China Silks cn'irCy new
Rich long rcarfs, wHi'rl 30 DO
d. BrDcha auI EfubruIied Cashmere sHawis
ID China and Ftgutri rlE 40
R.ch Blue Black silks. striped aud Wu'rcd
~ pIsid silks
Tho above. with srar ant Won selected stock ufshpc
aud f,ucy dry rubus will br t0uuI rhUgraf
uo3 CROUCH UkothS NtD~ON.S.
NATWAPPINg PApER-Iuyu rgams Wrapping
w Paper Of different sizes AMI ciEnnI quality for sale
Al low prices. JAMES STEER a ION,
Agents FranElu Mlnufaciuuug Go.
Tho company have now GOT iheir Machine Tor making
Wrapping Paper the mn TIDE W successful operation,
and a1hc orders f1u merchants AMI uiucrs wuninEa
geror article, and III low price.
We have IN Store, Wrapping Parcr made oi hemp, very
strong and u brauul texture, also al varieties OF WI
ting Papers which Boo quality. will compare with Northern
manufacture, and will be sold low prices Call and cN
amiuc Tor yourselves
no 3 JAMES sIEER son.
nAmAGED SOLE LEATHEH-6oos sides low
oc 70 wERB BOOKER = HAMILTON.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-04

Having male M srrantrucp with Nr John G1yuor. 90
Bii DIM. u Ibc management Oh his pruE Businrss tst
much pleasure Dol Inviting 'arurr patrons Hi me pub
he generally 90 can a ~ obi stand, next door above the
nell Tavern. with ihN u Issufanreu ~ being supplied e. n
times qls., with any uitesi hey msy require in ie Drug
u g. MeNEyARA
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-04
GLENN,s INDIAN HAIR OIL

Fol Promoting tie Growth and Beautiiyins the HAIR
also for making gh red hair shades darker
color, preventing ne hlr from aEns turning grey
This OIL has been about - years, has given
great Satisfaction thousands who nave tried II, being
eNceleni HAIR Tonic stimulates and inviEorafes the
roots fHs u gives glossy sOitucss the itself La
dies aud gentlemen who their hair from sickness
or am ctncr will find this I'll cIccentto
Beus very penetrating is easily absorbed by the hair
and l. Therefore greasy Oils, &c, general be-
M atu Pleasantly prepared G IS well adapted dressing
the hair IN general Tor which purpose 1t IS extensively
uaed Price
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-04

The following remarks taken from Medical Ma
galne.-fhe surprising effect produced by Dir. TayloI's
Balsam Of LIyCiwuTt Jonsumptiye cases. cannot aIl
exciting deep thrilling interest throu bout the world
We have So long believed CONSUMPTION
bic, that b. difficult credit when
persons, evidently consunptve, restored health. Yet
this BE- fact OF daily occurrence; how then gues
ton tho virtue Of the above meicHel" We hope IDys
clans will make trial Of tbs medicine, aud reporis effects
TO use. For sale by
J GAYNOR, Druggist,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-04
ELENNIn INnIAN HAIR me-

For changing Grey ghi Hair Brown " Black Ia
few hours without St-nng the skin Iuurng the tex
tue Of the hair II applied al night going bed
change vii be Elected by morning The color perna-
nent therefore cannot be rubbed or Will soil the
Whtest muslin. Gcuuehen color their WhiskeEs with
yeIy L-LLIe Lroul-e. Price " cents.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-04
mo ROSE TOOTH PAsTE.

THIS excellent DenIrihce may be used perfect
~ aud for all the purposes Of cleansing the teeth, making
them beautifully white; stopping progress decay
Ia unsglul teeth, removing the tartar punyng the
breath, this pTeuaTtou Is not passed Being
.1EIn and Tree iron grit much superior 10 tooth pow
ters % geaera, while for 70 is decidedly bet
ter than any 0t the tooth washes. Il Is done up nestyI
l.-.l = q
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-04
TO MOTHERS.


1JEssRS. z. CHASE Cu.-Gents Hearing much
WI saii ABOUT the extraordinary cectsot tc ResuT &C.
ton or Persian n upon those about become mothers
Undue make tTiIl Othcm Ny wttc ~ NAT
time the mother OF children, and hat susred the most te
dous aud cG-Tucians piut during and aver her conhue
Of each. She haitTcd every and akeu much
medicine but found little relief She commenced "a
king the PERSIAN Pills about months before her confne
mont, cher health very poor about this length OF time
previousl and after enabled 10y their n attend
% the cares ut mother To her family until her Conhnc
mcnt. A. the time she commenced tIkiuE tAc Persian
Pills, and oI several weeks previous she afflicted with
iTy hard cough, and frequent we're cramps which Tie
Of te Pills entirely removed before using half box
is with great confidence atwu aiysc all those about
10 become mothers, make the Persian Pills AL
those that have Iken them IN cEhtornood have got
along in the and about the house
IN 'ew Gays There does appear % be half the dan
OF other difficulties setting after confinement where
these Pills taken. We uuilely say, let none neglect
taking ihcm for they are IN the reach Of the poor well
the rich. WeaTe tTuy thankful that here IS remedy
which females easily procure, which lids fair . les
world Of suffering, which OF them have 10
bpaT aud lives Of thousands which other
wise would be lost - ROBERTS,
A. O. ROBERTS.
Rochester, May 9Th, 1885
For SAFE by A. C. STEVENS.
n I'll DIN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-04

.-..i-. '4i IA : = - : EhE'h Mt wash.
ICcuoHs Of the SKIN, Pmpes, BloIches, Price
3t cents.
The above for sale by the sole Proprietor 5 W.
Glenn Nos - aud - south, third Phladclp ha;
also, for sale ~ Richmond by John Gaynor, j. Eusiac
son, AieT. Duval Co, and j. H. Kasand ana most OF
the Druggists IN Petersburg. au IL
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-04

PBOUGUs, SC.
A HANDSOME assortment iusi received si
"A T.. &. UOWARD'S Agricultural Store
Nuu st., Corner above the Banks.
no. Valuable Psrt1diruts d.toffd ~ AFricffure.-
Persons wishing IN procure thcm will please apply
ahuvc.
COCOA, CHOCOLATE, MUSTARD, SC SC.
SUFERlnR prepared Cocoa
- superhnc Chocolate
Hca inndnu Mustard
super6nc Flour ofrec
DO American DO
Pure ground Ginger, just rcccivcdty
IN ABBOTT
no l5 One door below A uuval a Go.
PuIIAnEEpuYa u,,,y ,,,,,v.-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-04

. nAbD -, BRtDLEs, HARNESS., &C.
ut subscriber nI. hand. 40 DIS uauufactofy. best
4 sHlfcL slcFcd and riun Saddles common siidfsa,
m kni. nI'Iir btraughr luiSrsHy Harness, bcst hard
900 .rrrI ~f'rruY iruu-. Cur. sud snatc Bits; tcst
Eua sH and American Birdie Le8ihcr cot Mauinasea ali
fnaiIrF ui Coach, -HEry ruI KIUiuE Whips. tafryau
hn N.-nI Gear u' every Description WhiCh he wt cell
IF the lowest rurrs PrrsHus boo wlut of articles n Tie
above 'rr ~' tnt o. their advantage call and exam
tue u|s goods.
70 ~ ALFRED KING.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-04-27
(NORTfI WARD.)
CrsgEs2ERcC--...te. 4.


Tie Trustees Of the North ward Of The
village OF Southport DO ordain as follows:
SEC. |. The Trustees Of The ward shall
hold regular meetings for the transaction
of business, on tie second Monday oil each
month, and Shall hold special meetings as
much o!tcncr Us Shalt be necessary.
SIC. ,. Whenever special meeting OF
the Trustees Shall be deemed necessary,
il shall &c the duty Of The clerk ortnc Board.
to give notice to such trustees OF the time
and place OF holding such meeting by Civ
ing them personal notice or ,cuy.ng such
notice at their residence.
SEC. 3. 1t shall be the duty Of the clerk
OF the ward in every case where a special
meeting of the voters of the ward Shall be
necessary, TO give notice Of such meeting
by notice posted in their public places in
said ware, at leasttwo days previous to the
time Of holding such meeting.
Sec. 4. The Treasurer OF The ward shall
receive from the collector all monies be-
longing to the ward, and give recent
therefor, and shall safe keen such money
until il shall be disburscd by order OF the
trustees, upon orders signed by the presi-
ding officer and the clerk of the ward.
SEC. ). The Treasurer shall give such
security for the safe keeping and dsbursa-
mon; OF such monies as above provided,
as shall be deemed necessary by the trus-
tees.
SEC. 6. It shall be tie duty Of the Su-
peryiSor of the ward to lay out and cxpend
ali monies and labor raised Tor the improve
ment of the streets in the ward, in such
manner and places as the trustees Of the
ward shall direct.
SIC. : Il shall be The duty Of the clerk
OF the ward, to cause the. ordinances Of the
trustees Of the ward to he published and
posted according to law and il shall be
his duty to meet with the trustees Of the
ward, and perform such other services as
required.
SEC. 5. That Chicago street in said ward
be continued, commencing atthe south end
OF said street, and running thence sou,her-
ly in the same course that il now runs.
through block eighty four on lots nine and
eleven, 10 intcrsect Grand Street.-said
continuation TO be of the same width with
said Chicago street.
SEC. 8. 1t shall be tie duty Of the Mar.
shall or Constable Of the town, upon war.
ran; issued by the trustees Of the ward and
signed BY the presiding officer and clerk
OF the ward, to summon assessors, to en-
quire into the benefits and disadvantages
and to estimate and assess the damages.
which would be sustained by reason OF the
opening and extension of any street or
streets and also to estimate the amount
which persons benefited thereby, shall pay
towards compromising the persons injured.
Src. 10. The persons SO assessed, shall
pay the same, and it shall be the duty OF
the collector TO collect such tax upon war
ran; issued BY the trustees Of the ward,
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-04-27
ORDTNiNCE-N0. ,.

AN OEDiNACE PROVIDING F n THE ASS IS MENT OF
TAXABLE PHSPt RTY.
The Presiden; ana Trustees Of The Village OF S-uh-
port do O-daII as fol ows
SEC l. hat it shall be the iu:y Of the Assessors
elect for SAID village in making out the assessment
list for said village 10 enter upon all lots ana taxable
lands therein ana personally exam Inc the same and
Then proceed 10 make and enter heir valuation OF
the The lots assessed shall be officially des
Ignated by he namber of The lot and bOcN according
the last survey Of the SAID village, recorded the
Oflca OF Register Of Deeds of Racine county and all
out lois shall be designated according to tn discretion
OF the Assessors showing the tarmer boundaries othe
may be- in all cases setting forth the
number of the section in hch The same Is be found.
In every where owner occupant of any -:
parcel u land be disco cred, e land shall be
entered in the list belonging 10 owRers tnkpoW nani
all other lots parcels OF land shall be assessed 10 the
owner Or occupant otthe same.
SEC >. In case The cannot ac-ro upon the
valuation of cry lot parel Of land. It hll! be their
duty TO call TO til ar istance Dis tereSied per-
son, " ho shall be designated by the rustcos and ths
three sh. jointly the property IN question.
SIC. g. hat 1t shall be the duy of The assess RS to
mectat the Office OF the Recorder in id village on the
third Monday of Way each year. and tn and there
with tn assistance Of the Recorder publicly 10
ethe list for the year iof the benefit O al
persons Interested, and correct all double imp"rec
lisn! errors IN valuation descriptions guam tiles
of lands or lots and if there shall appear 10 be any
omissions IN said lis Of any taxable lands in said vii
lage the shall be then entered aai ASSESSED by
the assessors Altr the duplicate assessm-nt lists
shall be corrected, the shall be signed by the
ass assors and filed with the Recorder,
II. FRANK, PRE5'T.
T ST- T Rpcnrlar TIM
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-04-27

The veaerablo ilernar LIE Roy, the ia
Their in law o. the Honorable Daniel Web
ster, died on Wednc sday evening al his
residence in this city, aged 81.
Nea0 PistoI-These are great times for
the invention OF machines for killing PEG
pie rapidly. We have small arms and big
guns which can fire never so many times
a fanuie, SO that single one Of them can
lay whole regiment in the dust directly.
Among tae rest, Mr.. BoIon, No l04,
Broadway, has pistol with six barrels, all
OF which may be discharged in Us may
s"cord,, with no other motion than draw
ing the trigger. That motioa turns new
barrel 70 the cen;'e and discharges it. \
man with one Of these, might wei defend
hasclf against six men in buckram.
N. Y. Mercury.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-04-27
MORTGAGE SALE,

EhFFAULT having been mad. in The paymen. OK
MI thc principal and interest moneys secured to by
paid by ndonture of Mortgage. bcarng date the lJ
day of March, i. d. 1879 .eX cued by Ehphalet Lud
Ington in the county Of Lake and STA OF Illinois, 10
q orge w Britain, OF the county OF Rock and territory
0, scun>jn and recorded in Ih office ol the Regi
OF Deeds OF Racine county, jane 5!h. \. ID. 1910. at
O'Clock, Z. NJ. n cord book Of mortgages 4, pages
AZ, i5i aud 80, which mortgage duly assigned
by George W Britain 10 Nielsen Laudon, by an
dorsem-u! thereon. GATED The 18Th day Of March, A.
ID 1879, ana received AZ the same time and Fl &c With
the mortgage, upon which SAID mortgage there is
claimed 10 be due the sum u two hand e and fuy
three tS2I3) dollars AMI interest, from March 10Th
loi al and a.tcr the rate Ell per per annm; there
re,
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, That By vr he of
power of sale in said mortgage contained and in pur
vi the statuts III such ma e and pr Vidcd,
the premises Described IN SAID gage, 10 wit: "Al
of That piece reel Of hand Wing and eng in The
county of Racine and terrific OF Wisconsin and known
and described iha hll OF the north west quar-
ter of section No thirty 800, nshp one north of
sc twenty three ,23l east The west half Of the
north cast quarter ofsteton g tow nship No cne
of rang twenty ree t23 east containing hundred
and sixty acres ofand per Receivers duplicates Nos
1870 and IS il much tholeofas will discharge said
principal and interest VII b. sol at public auct on 10
tAa highest bidder, on Monday tire IlIh day o. June
next, at the isconsn House, in the yil1ge Of South
prrt and county of t,acine at 10 o'clock, \. II.
Dated, Southport, W. L. March 18th, 1911.
NELSON LANDON, assignee
TowsLEE, STEELE a. BULLEN, Afty's nil IT
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-04-27

Sir Ro5cT. Peel toe leader Of the oppo-
s.jgn, and Iatc First Lerd of the Treasury,
and nov Premoi r expectant, concluded his
snoach on the estimates in the following
words: = v hen he read the accounts from
fine United States-w hen he looked at the
pj,iliea OF affairs win respect To tie ap-
nr.beasioA and detention OF Mr.. Mcleod
when he heard the noble lord Lord Pal
,asrston) that the destruction OF the Caro-
Inc had been aYowed that orders had
tb en sent out for the Liberation and pro-
rcnon OF Mr.. Mcleod and when he con-
,l:red what had since occurred with re-
rtrl to that gentleman, he coull not but
eeI the graycst consideration. He would
Mt refer to expressions which had fallen
from the members Of Congress. He was
disposed 10 speak Of that great Country
win the most sincere respect, bat consist
entity with that lcclrng he must say H. did
not think it would b. the true policy of the
country to purchase a settlement Of the
present difficulties, by any unjust conces-
sion.'
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-04-27
MARRIED.:

At Spring Prairie on the llth inst, by
Perez Mcrrick, Esq, Mr.. SAMUEL BnlTroN,
10 Miss. ELIZA HoYr, daughter Of Dcdion
Hoyt OF Honey Creek; the parties All Of
Spring Prairie.
his marriage which was published in our last
paPer, we ag'in insert, having tAtn emitted the ZANE
o. the officiating Clergyman.
AT Southport, on the 10Th inst by Rev.
Jason LothIop, Mr.. JUSTIN A. DU<nAN Of
Mount Pleasant, to Miss. SARAH \. AVER,
Of this village.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-04-27
GENEVA FEMALE SEMINARY.

YEVIIE Undersigned, Trustees Of The
Il Geneva Female Seminary, having
made arrangements with Mrs. } W. Vail,
formerly Principal OF the Trey Female
Boarding School, to take charge Of the
institution as principal and teacher, would
respectfully give notice, dat The school
will commnccc on Monday, the 18Th day
of April 4SlI.
Terms for tuition, Per quarter For
Reading, Spelling, Geography, English
Grammar, Arithmetick, aRd Pcnman>h'p,
$500. History, Philosophy, Chemistry,
Astronomy, Khetoric, and Botany, $500.
Painting included in the above, $500.
J4gES lEAXUELE,
CHIS. ~. BAKER
JOHN e. CApRON,
4. FEEGt-%ON
CIlAH. H. GOODSELI,
JOSEPH GRIFTLN
Trustees.
References may be had to the G-ewing persons:
HON. James Maxwell, Speaker of rhe Council,
Rev. : Poet, Milwaukee,,
Capt Robert Masters, Jefferson;
\. q. stores, Esq, Prairie du Lac;
lion. William Bnen, Southport;
Hon John lachett, Beloit;
Setvey X oder. Esq, do
John + Potter Esq, Troy;
and to any of the Trustees. nl4
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-04-27

and sigaedsby the presiding officer aad the
clerk OF the ward.
SGc. IL. For breach OF the ordinances
OF the ward, the person or persons SO trans
crossing, shall be subject 10 a liue OF not
less than five nor more than fifty do Ia 5,
to BE- sued Tor, before any magistrate OF the
town resident within the corporation, in the
n2m3 Of the trustees Of the ward by an ac-
tioa OF debt. Z. STEELE, Clerk
n46 st.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-04-27

Died at Jordan. OnonIago co. New York, on March
23rd Doct Homer Bacon, aged IS years; after long
trial of his CHRISTIAN faith, " hch maintained linn to
the asst H. had for many years adorned his profession
IN the Methodist piScopa! church, and died il full
conf ience that de .lh among the all things that
would work 10 his good. He ii a wife ana tAo Chi
drcn TO mourn tn IL loss and retain graela 'eco-
lection OF his worth as husband and fher lie has
aso lett numerous relatives, many of whom a7cn this
vicinity, and 10 whom this mott may convey he fist
intelligence Of his ,epactule.