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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-15
INsTNUCTION IN mUrIC. a

VA W. DANlblI, Professor Of Music, has
w kictnond, and would be happy lake a lni ed NUN
Der pupils for the Piano. Guitar Singing a. is his
intention 10 remain In town during The summer no ,nteT.
rupon VIII axe place ~ The regularity Of his attendance
Day expected, ~ Piano FOrfcs selected by the above
from the best m1nuiacorcsn New York and Boson; also
several Snpero Guitars strings, Sc together with large
andgDud assortment OF and fashionable Music Per
sons DESTROYS Of purchasing Pianos will find
10 delay for few days, as TO o,r areater
m Dom as to qualify andpiee Than heretofore
"'''''"'H ihS Sliles ap3-n
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-15

nbD WINE-The subscriber has removed to the
- store recently occupied by Edmund w Tonpkins
heh door 70 the Coffee House, where he offers for
SAFE On addition TO other wines and uuorg) 40 demiiobr
and W dozen Of The very choicest old Wines selected r
been selling for years past. " ~
ap ~ div JouN Vtnur
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-15

lsreceived with high favour in u directions. The
Wing press every where congratulate the country.
upon the guarantees which il furnishes, that the re-
form principles which brought the Wing party into
power, will be faithfully carried out The MsJi.
sonian publishes II side by side with Mr.. JeTer.
sons Inaugural, to which It bears resemblance.
and reoices at tho revival Of "old. fashioned Re.
publIcanism" The Philadelphia Inquirer says 81.
bespeaks the mind OF patriot and q statesman.
and will be read with thrill ofdelght by the friends
oi Harrison and Reform throughout the country. -
Other papers are equally warm and decided in
their commentator
10 fredericksburg, we hnd by the Collouin0 hal
tue people ore not content 70 leave the expression Of
Their feelings 10 the press. public meeting is 10
be held 10 avow the popular confidence in one who
has given so many proofs, that he deserves il.
From he PrsdsrieksbuvK Arena.
WING MEETING.
The Wings OF spo,sylVsnia County. and III.
town OF Ffodeueksburg, are requested to meet In
the Court house (Fredericksbufe) on Satu,ds,
the l7lh April, to take into Consideration m. mo-
prIety Of giving expression 10 their Confidence IN
and respect for, the present head Of the Federal
Government.
April 10, 1871.
IL will be seen by the above that the Wings OF
our Town and County are invited to meet, Tor the
purpose Of giving an embodied form 10 their feel
Ings towards the dsiing Vireinisn, whom the
recent melancholy event has placed AZ the head Of the
Government Of the Nation. We enticipate foil
meeting i there any mn in the State, who has
Besn more fearless, independent, and consistent 10
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-15
sPH1"e srogK oE boots, SHOES,


~ n receipt Of his usual large supply Of
hesh Spring and SupmeT Goods per the stest s,rt
Vas from Northern aud Eastern ManuGrtotiee a s,cr
embraces every desrable article his line Of busineas
country Merchants Informed that his goods will no
oHcre L. mem on a. good they can be boush,
upon W ibis, or any other City; they may find n soma
make their purchases '''
Extraordinary iuducemsnis will be offered 10 such Al
uealnr cash and also 10 such prompt their pay
incntE Tie respectfully snris a r. iii from an ~ -
The following kinds of Goods may be f1und NJ bu ~.
Punishment IN large qufnfiies, viz
Ladies ycty superior Md and Morocco slippers
DO tLird DO DO Jo a.
Shoes TAIL styles
Women's Seal Walking shoes, Ties and strsps
DO hne -eaiskln Heeled Walking Shoes Ftrsps
Do leather sewed and pegged Wells vartoua aualjis,
no common leather and Kid Slippers DO DO
Gcncmcn's enc calf Si0ea. broad ami narrow Strapa
DO DO do Bfoaans 4
DO do DO Union Shoes
DO Raiicr DroainH
Mems KIP and SPLIT, sewed and pcTged Brogsns Of =
DO split pcrred Washington BrogaBa
- DO ZIP and Hlh low quarter Shnea, various qualities
bonuomcn,s very aupcror calfakin Boots Of hia
-, and Northern Manufacture
Mems pcRgcd Baots II ~ DESCRIPTIONS
DO scWed 10 10 10
Mis- seal, q and morocco waIkina Shes
DO Md and morocco Slippers
DO do DO ID French Ties
mnions ND, morocco, seal and leather HOOts Hnskiue
enkc Ties and strap Shoes Oi IN qualities ~ ri With
Ne invites tho attention Of Town and County dealers
r. X. WHITE,
sp I2-d3w Market BfidEe.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-15

II Advertisers are requested to hand ir their
advertisements at as early an hour of the uay as
practicabIe All advertisements intended for inser
ton in the ensuing days paper, must be handed in
before o'clock, p. NJ, and those intended for in.
seruon IN Mondays paper must be handed in on
Saturday; otherwise they cannot appear until the
day after. IT, N''I' '"o
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-15

Or. FOWLER will perf,Im any and every operation ",
Dental suIfery n the entire sasa con he nkfrdps or
not the tlrhiest charge male. III Operatives var
reuted 70 answer The purposes inendein even
rs aunofiur n0o Of ctifacilng teeth ls daily hccona
more SHOWN and many Of tho respectable Physicians
and czons are willing 20 testify 10 HE skill IN ekiracfne
the most dhicuh teeth Having extracted IN The last four
years many thousand teeth he believes hnltrh able 10
attract the most culf feefh with buf slight pain Or
refer an i00phy scana In Virginia oihsr
saiee upon whoee Teeth he has operated cod given ssfs
hchon. 10 once hours ~ day mn 25-tTi
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-15
DENIAL. CARn.

mr. FOWLER, Dental surgeon. Governor street, onpo,
- Fte the Star once performs a 0peafona appc rain
ing 10 the Denial Ar with but the dghes possible PAIN
unsurpasang skin and upon the scientific principles
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-15

foeo stump demagosues and pot house politicians ia
the South. The death ofGen. Harrison has rende
ed them bankrupt, by depriving them Of all poli,
cal capital. John Tyler is now President OF the
United States, and it would require more than ever
Ioco loco eHrontery, to tell Virginia audience that
they had aught to lear from him. the subject OF
Abolition, the Tariff the Bank, the assumption Of
State debts, &c. What then these DISCLAIMERS
go upon' Will they declare war in advance upon
his administration We believe the opposition par
ty OF Virginia too just and generous TO adopt this
un'nanly and unpitrioIic course. The vast ior
ny oft will rather wait the issue Of events-give
him fair trial-and Judge or his acts in u calm nd
unPrejudieed manner-Frod. .irena.
We pity the Locos on another score. Never did
set OF men expend such quantities of soft-sawder,
as they have done in their efforts to win over few
Wings. Gilmer was a magnanimous and noble
Virsiniln. Wise a"bold" and frank" Repu6..
icaH whig-Mallory was too good a Republican
to have oPposition-they adopted him as their own
President Tyler an immaculate State Rights
Republican ofthe Old Virginia stock, and they
would delight to sustain him, if he would no, eject
the unworthy Loco ioco office holders. This that and
the other were all deserving to be enrolled high in
Loco foco favor, and should receive any rewards
which could be bestowed, it they would only con.
sent to herd with the true Democracy. Well, after
three years OF crinsing sycoppancy and hypocritcal
audiion they have lost the little reputation 70 in
d pendence which they had, and only gained Mr.
WIN. o. Goode Of Mecklenburg and Bngadier Gen.
Fent0Se of Accomlc, or as he is sometimes styled
Major G MI .iug,r-from his capacity for boring,
Truly men who have laboured so long, with such
results, deserve to be ptieG.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-15
WALNUT sTRrEr, Phil, Jan. 1s4I

Or. THO. FOWLER having. four years ago, aeaniSed
under Instructions IN entire knowledge Of Deusal
surgery IN al he various branches Itatc murh pleasure
10 recommending hu 10 the pubo and my frioETa n VIZ
elnia ~ being superior Surgeon Dentist and IN rverv
way qualified 10 praotce the profession % Dentist.
y. h. CHlLBs, N. u. and DenHsf.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-15

Weienrn from the Arena, that miny ofthe L,ooos,
dissatisfied with both Of the candidates now in the
field tMessS. Banks and Smith have nominated
Alexander Peyton, ESQ. who is represented to be "a
Democrat Of the purest stamp" The nomination
10 said to be made with Mr.. Peyton's knowledge
and consent
We are apprehepsive that this will mar the pref
test Dog fghp that ever came Of in the old DO.
mioIon on this account, We regret IL, and hope the
Wings will have nothing to do with il.
iEF-It will be seen by the proceedings Of the
Common, Hall published in this mornings paper
that the funeral ceremonies contemplated on Friday,
have bcsa deferred TO the l4lh Of May next, the
day designated by Pce'iden, Tyler.
The yfgh wsy 81 Rsjorm.--The Piltsburg Gazette
Of April 3, eontsios the following;
We publish the following Tor general information.
About one thousand dollars year was We believe,
paid 10 On individual who held an Office which iI
nov declared 70 be "entIrely unnecessary"
Was DEpARTHEEr,
March 29th, Is41.
Sir Asyod have applied for the appointment Of
Military Storekeeper IN tho Quaner Masters De-
partment at Plusburg, deem Il proper 10 inform
you that hndag the Office to he entirely unnecessary,
and ios regard 20 the public interests requiring ~
discontlnusnce, u has been abolished.
Very respectfully. your obedlsni servant,
JOHN BELL
slsVsL HusLET, Esq, Piusburg, Pa. 2
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-15
N. Y. MONEY MARKer-clry NEWS.

Monday, p. M.
hut very lhinly attended and but very few ,,ans
actions in Produce made.
MARKETS, March H.
FLOUR-Sies of about 1000 bbls Of son,.o,
brands Western at 4S7.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-15
SHORT PASSAGE

Inc ship Della Walker, OF Newburyport, Capt
Condry' arrived in Hampton Roads, from New
York. in the remarkable short passage of THIRTY
HOURS,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-15
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF RICHMOND
High Water, this day, II o'clock, A. M.

ARRlVED-Below
., ship Alasco, Lecraw, from Boston, in ballast, to
Chas. Palmer. "
VIA CANAL.
CLEARED--Canal boat Josephine. Nelson. with
2oi tons merchandise, for Lock No. TO- Scott.yiIle
and Lynchburg: paying s39 "a toll.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-15
GAY a. BENTLEY have lho nIe,,1ro or

n - - IE1 HuNc IIo peasuTc OF INFORM
- ing ihcir customers that the schr TuscaTora having
aIrNeh, lhey are now prepared show who NAV
Nont tcm with CALI the handsomest selection staple
ahu tdncy GOODS ever offered IN this market Thew
would particularly call the attention Of their friends nGi
purchasers generally, To their OF ska naIzo
rnes French Muslins Cambrics AMI Lawns G snti,ei~
Few and beautiful styles also lot Of splendid shawIs
nantes ana Scarfs together with variety Of oher hs nd.
some aud fashionable goodswich they are teteTmine ed
~ htll on INC most accommodating terms.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-15

MOTTO E1lhc TredesaI Irnn Company having enEa-
ged Mr. JOS. II. ANDERSON as their Commercial
Agent request all persons disposed TO palronsr their
WORKS 10 address their orders him. either for eas OF
"ah , no ron DEANE, JR.,
Nnl oI-ulm Hrnslenf
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-15
RUrnERrOnRn MINIS rnn snr

wv LaIt auIIlOthcdu sell ms very Celebrated prOpertV
w The Mills contain pairs Of stones for gTinttng
Mhe' one PAIR Tor slip stun aud IubbeTs ali
SessaIy machinery There is attached The Mil com.
ortahe House for tho Miller, and sufficient for the
erection OF another Mil, calculated 10 run 10 paiTa
stones For terms, &c apply TO
anT-tiM LANCASTER DENuy m
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-15
TIPPECANOF N0TICC

a requisiton was called for from the members of
NE Club IN November last, to defray the expenses
oi the Club; and at the last meeting the SecretnIv
was authorized to collect it from all those who bs3
not paid It. The Secretary will call upon nil such
~ d Ie" Gays Inc amount called for from each
one is small sum, but II paid will amplv suffice IN
extingulsh all the unsettled claims.
JAMES LYONS p.n.il.u.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-15
FOR CHILDREN

CilIDREN'S checked CATER Boots very h,ndsems
~ DO figured kid do new styIs
Do eouIedmorocco do
DO b,acE do do
Do leather do
DO do shoes aud ancle Ties
All OF the above OF the very be 81 quality
apis Fashionable aud Cheap Boot aud shoe Dealer,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-15

Mr.. SCOTT'S rejOiadsr 10 Mr.. Bayiy, on the sub
jsei Of the bin concerning the e0ntvOvsrsy eiih
.Ntlc York.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-15
MAR RIED

On Wednesday morning. the 18th inst. bv IN.
hev: Philip Courtney, Mr. WILLIAM G. joBssoS.
OF Matthews county, to Miss MARTHA ANN PM.
LIPS, Of this city.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-15
(,HEAP, CHEAP GROcpRYEs

- LeGeNnH our spring supply 81 goods consisting %
every thing ia our line, which we r 10 Country Mer-
chants on accommodating terms oI cash. or to punetuaI
customers on4 months credit
Those who wish tn purchase M Inv ntires IN SCH
again, viii please give call
9
10 Those indebted 10 us whose ,reounts are ,,,.
Will please come forward and discharge theIsame
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-15
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
In the Cnnnfv of A lhnnnnn

In the County Of Albemarle.
E'OR SALE, al Auction, on the premises on TuFSD,y
the 2Oh next april, two thousand acres Of s.uihern
exposure being part Of my Blcnhem estAie-aio=rii
would be an elegant aud desirable residences about haII
Is IN w. original growth, AMI, II requisite will be offered In
l"oi Iec sr Tour tracts, each have an Abundance OF
umber. Heretofore the cultivated has land n s the
woou) anu VIII now produce hemp, tobacco wheat corn
&C &c OF the hrst quality aud will at the heishth OF
'he market There being meadows with innurneTabla
sngsoihe PuTest water either whole sepaI ATE wond
DE ptoht as stock farms Is six miles the Rya
ma aud about 10 or miles from svc on James Ri
ner whereiom canal eckhOats sail daily 10 and from,
nj, at educ cd freghs The buildings an d,l
ng house. barn, hrashng machine, stable aud other ont
houses hich with the land, will be sheu by Ross Jr
9rWm Bell and terms, which will be accommodating made
known on the day OF sale hy LANES RnSS
FIederick sburg, March 23-cn
fOSTPONEMENT-Th safe OF the above real estate. Ia
postponed 10 "WEDNESDAY, The 18th inst.
apis In
I ArH6OP a. VANDEURsEN have Tecsiyes,
their entire stock CT spring Dry Goods Consisting 10
part OF, siks' Lawns, MuSiinS Prints usmba-ueS and
every variety OF Staple and Fancy Goods 10 which thew
invite me "a niion OF purchasers great nduc Ia
ouy VI tueni viii De ouered. an Is
WADsWoRTH. TURNER q CO. have re-
w ceVed 10y late arrival large assortment OF Wool
dyed Black and Fancy Cod Cloths, Also an extensiys
assortment OF London Fancy CassmeTes
Market Bridge, ApIilS. o,y
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-15

MS whole political course, or who, IN a long career,
mas more implicitly adhered the cardinal doctrine,
OF the Virginia School, than John Tyler, Il
there be, We should be pleased to have him
pointed out He has long ago performed uths
cycle OF political honors ia his native Slale.-Dele
gate, Representative, Senator, Governor, every
'hing which his County, his District. or his State
could give, has been his In every Office, heretofore
ne has acquitted himself well-manifesting talents
act and hrmness. Are not these facts good guar
aniees that we have nothing to fear from him in the
discharge ofthe high duties oil the august station to
winch he was contngenty chosen by an over.
whe'ming majority Of his countrymen, ard which a
dispensation of an All wise Providence has unex-
pectedly cast upon himl We never entertained a
doubt but that he would carry on the great work
OF reform, marked out by his predecessor and which
the VIII OF the people has inscribed the list Of Ex-
eeuuve duties. He has, in his Address to the peo-
pie OF the United States, which publish to-day
placed his views upon record. Every one VINO
knows the man. knows that he will do what he
says. This is the mana son Of the Old Dominion,
OF pure character, fine talents orthodox principles
calm judgment, and winning manners,-whom tho
wings OF Virgnih called upon to rally a round.
i ne appeal will not be in vain when addressed TO
Whigs.-lt will not be in vain when addressed to
the more liberal of our political opponents.-They
VIII, at least, not declare war in advance against
his administration They will, at least, give him
tar trial and judge OF his administration by its acts
and those acts by their tendency TO promote the
great interests of the Country.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-15

ALBEM ARLE LAND FOR SALE
IL The inciemcncy OF the weather last Dec uher
PIevenIedi the subjened described property being
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-15

~ The attention Of the Public is request a IA, Tficn
NOON at o'clock ''''' i"'9 ar iEN
apis WIIIIaNs 4 t,,v
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-02-25

IsrEMpERANcE. In an article on the "origin
Of pauperism and crime,' The editor Of the Boston
Times, has the following striking and just observa-
tion.. which we commend to the serious attention,
Of eyery person in the habit Of even the temperate
use Of ardent spirit.
"A poor man. mechanic or aborer. has a wife
and four children. He earns dollar daily and with
the assistance Of his wife, supports his family But
he spends ninepence daily. including Sundays, for
alcohol in the shape Of rum wine beer der or
any other Iiouor. TO how much does this exPen-
d ture amount at the end Of the year! Exactly
s45.62I-2. If, instead Of spending this sum 10
sch,ho he saved it for articles of food or clothing,
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-02-25

session, in relation to the repeal OF the Sub
Treasury Bill
The Bankrupt Bill was then taken up and dis
cussed.
In the House, it was voted to take recess
from half past two till fou o'clock, for the remain
der of the session.
The House continued the discussion upon the
Civil and Diplomatic Bill until late hour last
evening, and resumed it this morning.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-02-25

~ The Temperance meeting on Tuesday
evening, went off finely, unless we except a
little ill-timed sparring at the close, Our Town
Hall was perfectly jammed. The addressby Mr..
s. B. Goodenow, was a rich and interesting pro-
duction. Nothing can be more correct. than the
leading principles he set forth, as to "doral
Suasion' and the perfect justice of " Prohbtory
Laws" The Poem by our young townsman,
Mr. Gro. F. MAGoUk, was good production
some parts very fine.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-02-25
"HarrisOn and Tyler y

Democratic Wings, who are purposng to
celebrate the fourth of March, in an appropriate
manner, are informed that they can procure at
our Office, the words Harrison and Tyler
printed in mammoth letters covering whole
sheet. Persons sending one dollar will receive
25 COPIES 12 copies 62 1-2cen,s; single copies 5.
Those who illuminate their dwellings, on the
occasion, will find the appearance of their win
dows much improved, by placing sheet in each.
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YourH's CABINET, Persons desiring suita-
bic paper for the more immediate benefit OF their
children, would do well to subscribe for this
excellent little paper. The editor, Mr.. southard
enjoys high reputation, in his vocation; and he
does really posses to an eminent degree, the rare
faculty of adapting his paper to the capacities of
those for whose benefit it is particularly designed.
1t is published every week at 81, in advance We
will forward subscriptions
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-02-25

New YoRKER-EDIrED BY II. CREELY, ESQ.
This very able journal we notice by the prospec-
tus-which we think appeared in our columns
some months since, will enter upon its eighth
volume in three weeks. 1t is neutral in politics
and yet gives all the political statistics of the
day with the greatest accuracy, and may always
be relied upon. AS literary journal, it enjoys
a high reputation. which we feel warranted in
saving it deserves. The price is So per ann.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-02-25

SrurEsDoUs Hoax. The Times, and some
other journals, publish long account, purpor-
tang to have been received from the Office of the
Buffalo Commercial Gazette, detailing in very
minute manner, the complete destruction of
Niagara Falls and Goat Island on Saturday 18th
inst. 1t is needless to say, that the whole story
is a complete fiction, as no other papers have
as vet received the news" This magnificent
structure of dame nature is not to be humbugged
out of existence, in this sort of style.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-02-25

LADIES CABINET. This useful magazine IL
published by J, Van Court, Philadelphia, at one
dollar per annum, in advance. By the last num-
Der we observe that where clubs, unite and take
eight copies in one package, sixty-two and
half cents will be received for each copy; or if
twenty copies are taken, emily fifty cents Thlsls
too cheap.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-02-25


We commend the following, from the Louis.
vile Advertise r, to the attention not only of Stage
Railroad and Steamboat proprietors, but to trav-
oilers generally that in baggage after once
surrendered to the agents of the company, should
be lost, the full amount of its value can be re-
covered by law. Such is not the general impress
sion and the notice, 4All baggage at the risk of
the owner" frequently deceives many travellers
COMMON CARRIERS. The Court in Bank, 1.-THE
Court of last resort in Ohio,) have decided that
proprietors of stage coaches are common carriers
that such, they are responsible for the safe
conveyance of passengers and baggage-that
their giving notice to the contrary cannot relieve
them from liability-that watch is a customary
article of baggage, and the trunk of the traveller
the proper place for its deposit-that the stage
proprietor will be charged if it be lost We very
often observe in the advertisements of stage pro-
prietors, soil baggage at the risk of the ownerf'
There have been numerous decisions of late upon
this point, in different states of the Union all Of
which coincide that such notice avails nothing
Stage proprietors (steamboats, &C., the same,
are common carriers in fact, and in contemplation
OF law, and cannot avail themselves of the ad-
vantages OF that character without mourning the
responsibilities which attach to it. This has be.
come settled principle of law. There have
been adopted many ingenious modes of cvadinr
1t, but they have met with little favor from the
courts Strong safeguards are deemed necessary
30 protect the millions of lives and property
a.. which are dependent constantly upon the yipi
ience and honesty of common carriers
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-02-25

ERHArA In the article of poetry "To Nj
agara" in our last, in the first line Of the last
verse. for thou read " then" and for Supreme"
read "Supremeiy." The line will then com
mence "Accept then, Supremacy Great =
Several other triHng errors, on the same page
escaped correction.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-02-25

Mr. Ezekiel Burgess jr. of Matinicus Island,
committed suicide on the 4th ult. by cutting his
throat with razor a few rods from his house.
He was in easy circumstances, happy in his
family relations and no particular cause for the
act is known.