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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-15
NOTICE.

NIX EDMUND w. 1OdPKlNs having convey ed TO me
oy Deed OF Trust all his personal property and all
ueos que In him by bond note
ior ne benen OF his erediors hereby notify all
h1eoted TO hin that payment will be required without
uelay and that have appointed said w Tompkins my
axett Tor cole citing said debts who WILL the present.
m n atthe store OF davenport a. Allen
NH 1910 IsA ~ DAVENPORT JR Tr,ts,ee
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-15
FOR SALE.

. A most desirable Lot, lying one aud a half miles
<A west OF the city, contanings5. acres, abou.one.
HEM thiTd is finely umbeTed, afOrding ne building
site in beautiful grove-anotAer third Is IN Clio
Ter and herd there is, besides superior
len spot, number OF fine fruit trees an excellent well
water, and good Frame Building Apply to
fe3 RICHARD NIL, JR. & co.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-15

Saturday H'h. Lcesburg. Glass DAT Aierandria.-t
100, CO Of 600, &c.
The attention Of NV friends IN the country &c IL porti.
cuiat directed TO tho above Schemes for March
ing ~ they DO for trnng investment opportunity nt
otou seen OF rqirng aindsome fortune Tor HuIe shSve
the cost Of whistle. AZ defer mined very sbosI ~
Jet slp through my hnRers psry large prize orders Ss
CuAaTstg ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-15
CLARKE'S OFFICE.

Saturday nth. Monongaia. Class Cat Alexandria. II
pIize Of eOOOO. 00n, $40 BOO 1851 2O0 Of 1870 OF
IBO and 200 Of 800. rs aud II drawn Tickets so
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-15

% q =. WORD, Corner opposite The
Bell Tavern. '
~, IN MoSDAf MORNING, March 18th nj Q. o,elo.L
WI DC sold in front OF our store Genera SSoeN,
aug kitchen Furniture, consisting no psr W
Beds' Bedding and Bedsteads ~
bureaus, Work-siands, Side boards
IN ihogany Book Case
MAhoghany Tables; sof as Roc kip1 Ch.,,.. g. A.,
Sroekery Deeantsrs and TunbeIs: knpv n, ;
GROCERIES.
Al Al the ZANE time, quantity OF Groceries Ru,,sr "a
Ib s1Sp, liquors &c suitable for retail Also Rooss
Shoes, caps, 100 reams Wrapping Pabsr A. '' Doo's
HORSES
inneediaely after The above, commencing AT II ,,eoe
represented as being very fine VI WHICH are
CARRIAGES
Two FAMILY Carriages new, and In excellent order
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-15

LARGE SALE OF coin AND SILVER WATCHES
$780,, AND JEWELLERY.
On MONDAY EVENING March tz,h
al store opposite Bell Tavern will he solS eioek
,,eIVei aITe invoice Of Gold and silver Ws,sbs. .e
collection will be found ''' tu'ii1' IN tns
God Lever and l. Pine Watches
silver do n
Gold and Silver Plain a. s...z.A,
ZINE GoldFinger Rings, set In ruby en.r,IS Ia. -, ,
p ffsnch and German Jewellery, CONSISTING OF isrsss
rms Head Ornaments, Necklaces BTacesfa Ear a.
&C Iosether with a great variety in this line - Ns'
WILL BE ADDED,
rahhy bisler soaD, articles Fine CarIad r,,,t.
hnlVes and Forks; 1900 Engravngs n Iors. Hsy'
natehets HARDWARE, &c; Percussion Caps Razors "l
SSuops' German silver Ware; Curry Csmbs. W,,rha.
SpeetaeIss Glmblets saws; Gentlemens DTessfng .sc
n tahey and Work Boxes; Letter and Can Psnsr
roiable Desks; Furnished Boxes; Pockef Rooks. ~
sSn SSads stocks Collars and Bosoms; sesars
souie yer! good suspenders dc. Together WIN a.
sornent o: DRY GOODS such as Iases si,ss 49, ~ a.
Gloves, Buttons, &c. "O'Nsi FauuinS'
Inc ABOVE with mlny other articles now on hand ous,
purchasers. kiea''nuueeueni 10
- - & II, Aucts
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-15

"a An excellent brick Dwelling House, on Sboekoe
Etffn Hill The lot contains OF an acre. There are
elitn I'VE rooms In The house and good kite
rage house aud stable, smoke house, and a well
Of excellent the yard The house and lot are in
the best order. Apply 10
fe9 RICH'D Ir
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-15

Dsily Live bshccsH Richmond and CharloifssvU,
fIHE Mali and Passenger Trsin for Gorlonsville nov
Il leaves Richmon daily hall past A. N ard return
ng leaves Goronsvlc Tor Richmond the arrival OF inc
stages from Chailoesville arriving In Richmond about
IN.
RF&FR Omee2
Feb. 20th, 1871. 10 q
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-15
FOR NEW YnHk

EHN The regular packet schr RICHMOND William
49, Ienks master, now leading will have all poss bIe
uIspaieh. For freight or passage, apply on board
NH JAS FISHER A SON
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-15

no. it2 broadway, New Nork1
TNhts splendid establishment s open and ready 4,
receive hose who be pleased IN isvor with their
patronage The house IL In excellent ordsr-the fnrui
lure new and eegant-the ladies' paruurs are Furnished
In style not saruasscd By any In the Uniouthe cellars
are well Stocked with the besi wines and duorsthe ard
~ will be constantly supplied Will every deHcacy The mar
kets Gao ahoId One Of the propretors has he trusts
been long and avouraby known as Hotel Keeper and
the other a. Capt Of aeenhcats 10 Charleston, New
leans, Galveston, &c.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-15
FREIGHT FOR LYNCuBURG.
NEw yO1aI N,IIs,C

subscriber has nst received very large lot Of vo
cal aud Instrumental Music. The following IA . liz, al
lew OF tie newest Songs, viz:
% ny loves bonny n 49,,
Away DER tho Lake ny huher
Come praise our gallant Captain
t.h the merry days when W y were youDs
Mary, now the divide Us
she thought would tcll-Czeurner
The eSsf Sn b has sd departed DemPSsr
pray for thee
Not for mc-not for
Come come TO
The Pirate Crew. = knight
Merry Old Christmas
Pilgrims and Wanderers
Pfoudlv and wic our Standard flies
SACRED LfRiCr No 6-The Dove OF the Ark
DO do 7-Chnst = ihnx the Tempe.t
r. n. TAYLOR.
NH 10 Music opposite he Ranks
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-15

r EATHER TRAVELLING TRUNKS AND CARPET
II sAGs-Purehasers ia OF the above aIicles can
gct hemi In every variety, voiy cheap. by calling at
NH 10 No. I Us,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-15
Residence FOR SALE

Ia The House at present occupied by Col Robert
efSS Pickett, situated the and & street
efStd and one Of the most delightful neghboIhoois
- IN The CRY. Possession given the LIST day Of
July next. Apply 10 l. WALLER
mh lS-du III street sh0ckoe Hill.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-15
FRESH SPRING AND SUMNER PANTA-


LOON STUFFs.
M are just 10 receipt of full Of beautiful
w Spring and summer PanalOon Stufs consisting of
the following styles, viz
Prince Alter and DE loinvillc styles
BaTnsey, Bath and Victoria Cords
Los Cabin Mixtures
ROuen Cassmeres
Plain and Printed Constitution Twlls
Fennsylva Jeans
Blue ndFancy Twled do
81 and a. Blue Nankeens
Blue SLIPPED summer Cassimeres
Checked and Fancy 80
Hue Corded Cartoons
Plain Brown Linen
London Striped aud Corded 10
Plain White Russia Drills
Georgia Nankeens sc.
winch oder for sale by the piece or package on ae
commoiaiinE terms. a = JAMES a co,
mn 10 Globe
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-15

BY lNLOES & BROTHER,
Bell Tavern. N''
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-15
FOR MAMIE

EN The hnenew schr AMANDA r. MYRICK Hart.
49, master, having her cargo nearly complete. For
balance Of freight, 81 80 pac kages tobacco or pa
age haNhs TIE best OF Accommodations well good
tate rooms Tor lady passcngers-or Of freight or
passage apply 10 The master boar Pickeii's Wharf
NO NH ~ WILLIAM ROWLETT
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-15
FOR BOSTON

kEE The regular packet schr CoHAPET, Sears ma =
SEB tel, now ready load testers wharf AprIy 10
mhb JAMES FISHER a son.
FOR PHILADELPHIA via CANAL.
kEN The fine sehr HENRIETTA, Captain Todd hay.
sSSK1 ing the greater part Of her cargo engaged can
take few kegs or boxes tobacco Immediate ap.
Peasants wharf or to -
mn EDWIN FARRAR
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-15
FOR RENn

land possession given Isl April)
IA The House and Lot az present occupied toy Mrs
sIFi3 VI ade' and opposite the residence OF Sterling
1tIiW Crump, Esq IL contains ; comfortable rooms
--~andS basement rooms, smoke house. &C.
For terms apply TO RICH. HILL. Jr. a co.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-15
FOR RENT,
FOR RENT.

f., The office recently occupied by Mr.. Atwood
Portrait Painter, 9th street, above Washington
fim Hotel. Fol- further particulars, apply TO
IN fe2i CHARLES SrEBBlN5
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-15
For PHILADELPHIA-

ESN The regular packet schr JOHN sTuLI., David
SEkD Teal. master now loading will have all possible
- dispatch. For freight passage, apply 10
j. FISHER A SON Or
NH 10 yyN RolVt T1sT ~ VI
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-15

lust received, direct from ihe growers a fresh sa.,t
~ mcnt of Garden seed embracing al kinds IN use and
selected tom tho latest crops Those who wish IN our.
chase an article that De relied on viii piesse give he
call GAYNOR ROYsTFR
NH ~ doot above Bell Tavsrn
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-15
ERKIamT noAT Eon nALTIMnnE
NEW hooks.
NV HUVhNt
Received by SMITH & PALMER, March ia

Received by SMITH & PALMER, March IIIh.
MO o. Humphreys Clock
~ No. W and Is Chaa u'Maley irish Dragon
HISTORY OF rHE WORLD. General History Of the
World from the earliest umcs until The wear 1871 by Chas
Won Roucck l. l. ". Professor in The Inivcrsy nf Prize
burg AnHc Councillor Member of the Chamber Of Depu
lice oftnc Grand Duchy ~ R1lcu, sc Translated from
The Gcrneu and continued tO 1874 by y Jones. " a..
ustrstcd by - historical cufrsvngs designed by Heide
to Daihon and others engraved by , SPIRAL, In vols
octave. fret American edition. Just tcccvcdhy
mh ~ SMITH a PALMER.
A LLEN's TABLE or TOLLS on The lanes
n River and Ktnawha Cana, very useful sheet for
Merchants ot ec a. the Nccman Olce on 18th sfresf
Price 5lccnfs NH ft
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-15

1N The new schooner CHARLOTTE Fearo. mas
Ekb ter, having third Of her cargo ready to 90 OF
- board. and will meet with dispatch. For balance
OF three hundred packages tobacco complete her oa,
Apply to the master on board, at Ludams wharf or TO
NH vivian pnyEt tsrr
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-12-30
ADAMS AND wElIlyCToy

Two u tho most remarkable mon o
living tsavs the Salem Regi.terl are
Duke Of Welllngtca and John Quincy
am-. Their sphf 70 81 greatness anG u
career haYs been widely different, Boz
the union OF hamely, i.ough no, TOO c.
mon virtues, Of industry, pancIuality iai
ialrc-s. and sell-drny ING effort, their pr
lico - IDENTICAL. The following paragral
from tic London Chronicle, illustrates
TRAIT o. two n Nellineion's character:
The Duke Of Wc.Iinglou is always
30 fJupd "a hls seal from TO Opening
the House, ard If at ,Ae commencement
each sltiing there should be no other p
present n hr,r prayers, he, q, least, IS 81
70 be there. lhoagh It Is painfully cylt
that bis ir0n frame begins TO tollor,
his mind IS no longer equal 70 the cont
ct grave and important affairs, slIl
srrupulous cxac,ness Of his habits, BIS
duiods l;tag,i0n, aud bis manifest ankle
combined with hiss b.nui strplgh.iorwa
uoss make him--aparl from his chauc
Us the pukc--no, a little remarkable
the House Of Lords"
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-12-30
Correspondents o. lilo New York Courier

Correspondence Of Tho New York Courier.
The decided preference shown by NJ
TYLER 10 his numerous relations and par;
sizes in the distribution Of offices, has 6eV
made less subject Of anlmadyersion az
complaint than The aggravated nature
the case would warrant. Ills tive sons
neither of them gentlemen Of very remar
able abilities, we're installed u office at Il
White House with handsome salaries--oi
Of them as Private Secretary, the other S
cretuas to sign Patents, Immediately on b
accession to the Presidency. A nephe
was at the same time placed IL cue Of Il
departmeuts, and the bountIes Of the Ire
sury have been bestowed with lasu
hand on a herd Of more distant and neeC
connections.
The Office Of special agent for the Pc
Office Department for the Southern rou
"a position demanding a singular degn
Of skin, ,alcut and energy-became paca
some six weeks since by tho death Of Il
late incumbent, DR.. Nelson. Among sou
forty applicants for the vacancy, iucludil
several gentlemen Of known and tried ob
ity, WAS the young nephew of the Pre-
dent above alluded to, . gentleman of on
able disposition as report. says, but Of
yory remarkable qualifications, either .;
ural OF acquired.
Tie Post Master General was Of conr
notified that Mr. Tyler MUS; Dc appointe
Yielding to the necessity Of tho case, j
Wicklille nevertheless found means Vi !
Loving himself from tho el.lro responsib
lis Of al pointing an inefficient agent on
important route. Tie has divided the Fel
lnlo tue scctyas. The most arduous b
been bestowed on 4 Mr.. Alexander. who
probably 10 DO all the work, while tho Il
important section With the same salary
elyen to the Presidents nephew.
These appointments have been ma
within few days, and vacancy has DO
suffered Ia exist for some weeks IN Il
most important rouIe-lho public inter-
dur.ug that period being entirely tssrogi
dcd. n cider to make arrangements
giving a handsome position 10 this you
gentleman.
The instance lusi cited IS NOT tho o.
one 10 which the Post Office Departing
has been rendered tho medium, uader (
present administration, for rcwarctng .
personal friends Of the President. A b,
office was absolutely created tor u soa
Qua Grysn--a youth O. saaelpea, raw tx
College, 30 was scat soino short u
since Vi.h a handsome salary and oxpeas
paid TO oudeavor TO collect desperate del
due 10 tho Post Office Department, IN IL
is,ana, Mississippi and Arkansas, and wh.
have iolled the exeflions Of the Dsir
A,tognios, Mail Contractors, and spec
agents Of those States fer Ihe last ten
iiiteen years.
| nigh, eputneTatc many other slmIl
INSTANCES. ! have given enough, howey'
10 prove the existence Of the esd which
I from sgrcegbie.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-12-30
4 rRIEr nlsroRY. 81 cnINA

China Is a. empire ol ASA, tho noa
ropa.oos and ancient n The world, bviog
800 miles long and 900 wide. Popu-
lati1u from 990.900,00o 70 100000, 900.
TIC capita! pelJn, with l,.0o,t0o IN
Aabtanis Sankin 600 600, and Caulon
100000. China produces tca, $4,000,
D00 ro4nds of whlch are annually export
cd f-om Canton tho on.y place which 70.
rojgacrs GRO allowed 10 visit. Sis, Get.
ton, rice gold, silver, and all the nccessa.
res cf lie, aie found IN China. Tie arts
ard manufactures 10 many branches are IN
high perfection, tut stationary as improve.
mca,4 arc nov prohibited. The Govern
men, is 4 desryuc monarchy. Rcycaof
200 01n 900; array, 900 090 men. The
religion Is similar 10 Budhlsh, tho chief
god tcing Fob. The Chinese incuicaie
The morals Of Coniucius, their great phiIo.
sophor, who vas born $50 d. {. The
grea. wall and canal Of China are among
tho mightlest works ever achieved BY
man. The foreign commerce Of China a.
mounts to ga, 000, 0o0or $4,000, 000 an.
uua.ly, the whole OF which is transacted
with appointed agents, called IIorg ner-
chant" Foreigners arc allowed to live At
certain staiious or . factories below Can
toa. The chief trade IS with England
The first American ship renchcd China in
1854; now the annual average of United
States ships visiting Canton is 81. The
revenue derived from foreign commerce
BY the emperor varies from s., GOO, coo to
$G,000,00o. According to Mr.. Dunn, o.
PUN smuggled into china, to the INJURY Of
The People, amounted TO S20,009,O00 an
nually for several years past, much Of
winch was paid in specie, which found It's
way 10 London. The Chinese language
has nearly 10000 characters Of letters.
The Chinese arc eminent for agriculture,
and once every year the Emperor ploughs
q piece Of land himself IL presence Of hq
people. BiclHells Reporter.
Canton, at the time il was attacked BY
the British troops, contained population
or abou, 100000. Ii was surrounded
BY o wall Of about 80 feet high and Of grea.
thickness, and had within its enclosure o.
scr $4,000 troops.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-12-30

A nemerl@cr IN Phi!adelphia exhibited
a short time ago having two subjects, one
a lady aged about 9, the other girl about
10 years Of age. he bea, DR.. CoIIyer,
for he magnetlzed them with look, dis.
pens.1g with manipulation altogether. In
this condition they we're presented for ex-
pertinent and the inspection Of the commit
tee. a pin thrust into the arm of the ell.
der female made her jump TO her feet an.
other experiment made her rush from the
stage, leaeing her mind and faculties ,cih
he worthy operator. Upon this the audi.
cncc insisted on having their money re.
turned. In the scramble that cnsucd, the
nlagnetizcd lady made her appearance, and
on declaring that sc had boon as much
hlmbuggcd as any oflhom, having received
no compensation for her services Of about
a week, the audience kindly voted her
~ 80; and so ended the Animal Magnet
ism hlfnbsx
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-12-30

Lesson on Drunkenness. On Sunda,
last, man, who had taken too much rum,
lost his balance and fell on the pavement
in Marsh Market Space. While thus
Frustrated hog came up and bit off his
nose. This IS uaquesiionably teaching a
strong les5on.--Bah. Patriot
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-12-30

= AA-a - fsAfHse't
Ga portions Of tho 1mtercd lar
acar Lake Pungo, 10 lily DE, belonging
lho state, the Trees are Of almost lacf
ible size aud II is not 10 DO wondered
standing as they huyc done for ceniu'
undlsiugbcd, and lmboddcd in q sell Of y
passing fertility. 4 Cypress was recea
found there, measuring ssa feet 10
cunforonce, which gives a diameter
about / 3 fee, Only think Of Tree l1I
enough ior a Horse Stable, with roos
uough inside of It, 10 admit OF tive q
riegcs passing nbrens, of each other.
We were assured TOO, by very resp
table gentleman, that | { bushels of G.
were raised BY nciehbor Of bis IN
hollow Of Cypress stump RAJ. Be:
TIE advantages Of paying Cor moss
pers, and disadvantages Of not paying
them, may be seen ia what Mrs. Anne u
ol says relative To the late Maryly elects
The accomplished lady Of the sptlsa
lltt!o luntress SAYS So II appear
Hon. VIM. Cost Johnson has lost his eF
ton. We said he would rcycr have
good luck, because he did NOT pay iof
Tapcr. Nov Col. Thomas, the success
candidate for Governor, afDays paid "
Ike prince. Mind that hereafter.
What are YaHktes Some pupils
the Deaf and Dumb Institution IN pr
delphia, on n visit to their friends v.
asked, among other questions desl2n'l
probe their knowledge 10 the b'''
+" What are Ydakccs?" The question
put To the youngest, but she not know
asked her sister; when one OF them %,
a little consideration, made a sign iAa' F,
knew, and took the pencil aud wrote +
answer =" They arc people Hiring ~
Eastern States famous for making &C.
natmegs." a+.s,8
W Mr.. A. C.. Dickensou, ContracIoI
the Tributaries TO Pupgo Canal, inlon.|
US last week, that he had killed the
sent year, almost within sight OF his gs
ing, Seventy hecr~ One day he
two Bucks, and caught, with eeIp
A. 4 4 Z Il.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-12-30

Singular Tree ---Thorc IS tree on the
road from Wyemill TO Ilillsbofough, the
trunk Of which, few feet from the earth.
branches off into two distinct and entirely
different trees the ono being un oak, the
other cliesna,.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-01-05
ROBBERY or TIE WESTERN MAIL.


We h"e f~'n ia - -asson "a thc l1formaloa l.t
: "~saf' 80 kttextea-iNc rJIts -. lCthe N1asn
ma hn heen cuaVu,tt-l. "a, fcfa reI ir.aa sy.ay
phhheis tfih ff'c- - tha 5SI,st Of the 7u.tort!es
. ue t'No'hs Mice ct thS 'brucs having
'"''' 'hsi' y :, iDtl ~ j.. e.. Wet Ln4 sat.lmS
eil oar s,i'"ee - GsiOagt rns.,sslry.
we u.irriaee bint ahsat ih. IL h ui Sc,smher
We Sues ~~'tt'aiss the l-itorr Tor NrN IA. and
a p'ces as . taas CIV. ~as stolen fr0n tta mall
lcalehol H' fcssoge q IA Wheeling - f'sieGrk
s4nce then. The New yor&IeSter pocea his ,~ea .to.
'''s''en urnes. The agcns 81 the d. parrasaL from
lhFeSlGnu"a. supro.c the Toasstes mere ,omnll,ea
n"1r l niunio~ O.. Prnus, lvania
iaihsse onchos were the ieiteo. TO- New Y.karS
Offices east OF that city. from Wheeling. Cincinnat,.
Louisville, Nashville. Satch~z. -. Boui- ,nI all tho
o'het Wesier and SI;rh Ne,tern p1.t u'Sa-. Tns
letters are known 10 have contained large iha
As wei OF bank notes a. traits. Ss y
The iclteu fr Biiuulors and r.latelghi1. AMI AZ
The In'o'Tc .ats PAGES between IA . cts ad MIG
INC. were IN another pp1ch. which j. enclosed A.
large hac. and all have del, C0ne - hand ~
The folio siug eiiraci from the Cincanah G4xarre.
gives the daics Of four " the mails ftJ.a that c,ty
which are among those stolen;
The nsiis which wero m,ds .p .; Cincinnau. for
New York, nI the i0th. Ssh. ana 2th Nav. and "a
December. have been s;olcE frum the hat, THAI
iortnaiion vas received On the "a b .a,t b, lac Pal
Master, Cincinnnu-BGh Pgi
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-01-05

Tue ioNE o. rHa ~PooR-Tkers > much tru'h a.
wen a' 'espls"lins ia The following paragraph. ~Al,h
Te oNitiet fF0rz Rscke.-. lliost uotucnon
"Oh !if1has Who ruIe the dostries ornltons wJoit
but remember shls-if thcy would tut think hyw hoHi
u a. tJr tn' vers par - have eusanlerol IN r'elf
hearts TINT hove 1T hYm- FROM WITCH all i1m:"ir vtr-
tnc2 sPnng, "h.n the lave ia lense and 55mhl mae
se.' wherS social decency - Isl .t-T$.. never
f1und--lfthey would b.: nss~ ssiae Rsm IN =
,h2ro'sh t''es AM gselthouses. aud sfnyr 10 iu,n,,.
: ie "fotehei dwelling. IA bgs~a,,. where onI, -,
cry may waik-naHy i"sv naoE would po,.t
Fnly u the sy .has { 6 hdi. - .,c.,L. H., :"
r'rs 'roHiiy a. irUA ne mt 7 orc.;h 81
~ ~ ".'s 1!''''e. o" n'''h them byi rsarr,n =
ts,n, "1n ""r@h' e. II spisLanfJ4i ~
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INA $50 10 H'ne ut n--t--.hlse WI, yenet,rn
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The Law OF

From u IRIsn Fat,
iosr i'rIh ne osi-pJar bold e,rrL.
twill H1taI IAfi
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wa! a.. y parehed AL InsI
a'a'e II We w,uld kssp
r va" - Rang from atIyeA
"S save. ~. ceass 4, h4ys
S-cA "ts LtN o. Lsgr.
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From q. pa.sa { De- g. , Rep-sl.ea, :.
TIE sENECA iNUiANS

a inend has tunsiisi IS ~itl tAo .o.hw &c ~
ccitn' 9 iclr Tor fab.iraiun Ia oar cnianus. IL org.
iialiy asPcar,d "a he \. l-Eyoning post. an n.Iuen.
%" adnans'ra''"n pager. We bIps ,hs ~sg'icct .Ga.
fe'e'N" te vafy asisnlon of Congrc-s. aI.t ttai shs
Seniie may fepss. ,he treaty r1s.asd b. s.,I "a.
tuls nCCus.
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There are 1895 whiie males. Isl C4S white f..
males; % ia free black malc,. ~ e2J tree blaes t..
males; 9S.g70 male slaves, 10 7i9 EuaaIs slave. The
Total white population is 1851. aud the black l67..
6J6. The federal population i All .I6I.
The total population 10 1888 was Az 041-1nd
he increase m the last tea years hs only been 20
- Ont of The city ofBtlii'unre the popu!a ION 81.
Stale has dccreased.-BalL Re,