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

] SAID there were few spectators or auditors
Nl'hh me capitol But should have excepted the
room Of the Supreme Court, where, in desnite
Of the lnclemency Of the weather, a very l,rre as
semhiage OF men nnd women have congregated for
the purpose Of hearing the argument Of Mr. John
q. Adams, 10 the case Of the Amistad. Il is an
extraordinary spectacle, as ] stated IN my last, in
consequence Of the high relation in which this de-
dnguished man has sOOd 10 the government Bp,
- equally so when We reflect on his advanced ace
Ills argument TO day Is practicable refutation Of
the principle embodied into the New York Consti.
futon, that az sixty years Of age, a man becomes
mentally incompetent for public station. At seven
ty-iour, we find Mr.. Adams arguing a most i'm
porlant case, with oil the force Of language all the
hsiueness Of mind, al the energy Of rhetorical ac-
ton, which should look for in lawyer Of balI
lis tale Of years. He s entirely absorbed In his sub
leeli 50 much so, that believe he would hesitate
on returning home, 70 give positive opinion wheth.
20 thete Was female IN his audience, or whether
he hsd an audience at all. listened to him for
couple OF hours, and felt saGshed that 20 lar az A
logical Arguments likely To influence iud,esI dsc,s.
ION, tho case could not have been IN better b.pds
Bur u struck rne that the argument was moi 90 r,,
feet IN legal view. IN this conclusion NAV be
wrong sno, o. course, my Impression il open to the
correction Of those who arc more conversant win
the professional points. ltappearcd TO me 10 re-.
ssmble rather a speech in Congress than an 81
position Of legt principles, AID an aspiration
81 Them 70 the case az ISSUE He was exceed.
ingy severe on the course Of the Sscretar,
Of State, and the correspondence Of NJ. Cal
derUn, the Spanish Ministers although no took oc
cssOn, az the commencement, % offer a high tr
butte 10 the latter, snd 10 disavow, in any remarks
which he might feel himself called on TO make re
gsrding his letter, any intention 70 give him person
al oGcace. With the Secretary Of State he dealt es
d. catey, eharging him directly, m round set terms
~ Siating the thing that was not, when he spread
. me noderae United Suites Attorney in Connecticu
s..d % sys and character Of the demand made bI
- 6snss p the detention q the Amistad. II
prove deceive e, Mr.. Adams eOotrasted the Ian
AZ new Pianos selt rsy's letter, with that in the let
unffg packed without charge ,,,.t 800 I, -. 49, :,
I'd by the Secretary, there
-" fpse = ,qpidty IN tho eonstruc
sglect Of sppropria
tito the Attorney
'-as Tor tn
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-03

i5s We have few words for the extraordina-
ry proposition msie In the House Monday to make
the Commonwealth responsible for the Liabilities of
the Banks. This is Locoiocoism in a new phasis.
More anon
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-03
CITY CHARTER ELECTION.

The regular notice Tor our Charter Election on
the first "Wednesday in next month is published to.
day. Prepare your iieks,s and be on the alert.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-03

i5@ The next Steam Packet for Europe will be
the President, to leave New York on the 10th OF
March. The Britannia leaves Boston on the 18th.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-03
Washington Correspondents Of the U. 5. Gazette.
WARRINGTON Feb o. I94I

GU" Sc lofis
| yesterday minated a doubt whether the affair
between Mr.. Pickens and Mr. Stanly had then
been adjusted. But happily for one or the other,
perhaps for both, last night the final and peacea bic
adjustment was completed, and the parties were
brought palm and palm together. There are many
who now begin 10 dispute the wisdom Of the anti.
dueIling law, and threaten an effort to repeal IT,
They contend that its effect has been to convert the
House Of Representatives into a bear garden that
men now insult each other constantly, aud without
hesitation or apology, throwing themselves secure
ly behind the shield Of this law. In addi On 10 this
they assert that in extreme cases. in circumstances
Of high provocltion, the letter Of the law would be
broken off without difficulty, and without fear OF
consequences and disputes would be followed out 10
desperate and bloody issues. There is hut little
probability, however, that the dissatisfaction Of
few will lead 70 the repeal Of a law, which, how.
ever repugnant TO their tastes and feelings, has in.
disputably, put stop, thus far 10 the practice Of
dueng, We hear often, as in the case lust adjust
ed, ofappeas being about to he made to the ps,ol.
and the public feeling is kept in state of fever and
distraction for few days but the fight docs not
take place And If the only advantage of the law
Is TO make parties sccessb TO peaceful adjust.
men, II ought TO be sufficient TO prevent its repeal
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-03

WV 'e'oim Whieh inc country anticlp WINE
administration Of Gen. Hsuison-a ntm though
moderate State Right mana man OF talents, dig.
nifty, and eharaeter-a stsunch friend of Gen.
hsrr'son-we can anticipate no opposition to MIR.
Archer from any member representing Wing con-
stituency.
The Loco Focos held their meeting last night.
vi course we do not know the result. We hope
they mean 10 play fair and run man Of their own.
We hope they will subject no Wing to the suspi.
eion OF inidelity, which their nomination of him
must oil necessity carry with il or if such be their
game, we hope the friends of such Wing will pro.
test and withdraw him. Beat the Wings. gentle
men, ~ rou cAs-but beat them in fair combat. No
trick-no inesse-no Carthagenian tactcs-but
Old Virginia fair play, open and above board. IL
will not do to say that "you will be satisfied with any
Wing of Virginia principles" and then oppose Mr.
Archer. He is such Wing. IL you are deter.
mined to vote for Wing, prove your sincerity by
voting for him.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-03

"The Wings are split among Themselves"
IRIreHIE
How is it with The Locos Do the B,nioniteI
and the CalhORniies get along very lovingly1
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-03
EVENING SESSION

At four o'clo,k the House reassembled, and re-
sumed its session in Committee Of the Whole on
the state ofthe Union the Navy Appropriation
Bill. Speeches made by Messrs WELLER,
FLOYD, LEADBETTER, DAWSON, HALVES,
and WICK-the latter gentleman was on the floor
at half past o'clock, when we last heard from the
pitol
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-03
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF RICHMOND.
High Wafer hi. day, iOi O'Clock, A. M.


Sehr Ann Ellis, Somers, New York, sundf,s.
behr Cohasset, Soers, Boston, sundries. 10 WstL
Booker y Hamilton, II w Tyler, sser a Son
sem w Atlss, woodbury., Newburyporl, sul.driss'
CLOVER sEED-CLovER sERD-t, hu.A.,.
a. hndine this morning per steamer coo,oat
,, %ns :, ---- WILLIAMS q HAxALr.
IWb hanAgeIsof the Bble society OF Vi,s.i.
a. tenu staltd outhly Meetna Of The aosta r., ~
- 2 =, a. the Unitei Prcsbyiersn Chnreh ''
JOHN n GORDON
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-03

El<eH,a efU. S. s.

~.
1ief tsceqn Of Law and phanrer v
EIses,. Of U. s. Stt,oesh ami The.np.sa EaS,ss
This s the day sgued by oas o. The
choice OF Senator OF the u s,rs, defendants " w
March Instant years. to ssscoNas he ss o.. sp
On Monday night very iars.s sps appearing ~ salts
ing Of the Wing party in the Capt. orsrs Ss
eAsr Esq received the and mt Monday In
the place. His election, therefore, TIA, q order
cons.l... - -, :, 80. k~spsrer published In the
No"sueeu NJ certain, the WhgsEs sucecssivcy
but decided majority joint vo,e the COURTHOUSE
party having goGe into the caucus verk T. o. O L. &C
presume, will induce n surrender q a..
prepossessons and preJudiees seeer, The scnny
incorporating wh;s-a .,renuo,s February ISL Thos
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-03
MEETING IN PRITNsUIC,1

To A Brolddus, y F Jones, ] Gaines. B,vlo
Tempe, James Govan, Geo w Smith, w 4
Broaddus- COMMITTEE
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-03

the CLERK OF lbSUirculi
paeeer, for the county
FcbIllaIy. ISL. 1,hna
New-York tribune., 1841-09-07
From the Ladies Companion.
THE MOTHER SUMMONED.
sYL. r. -:GUgsEY.

" The feas, Of life is sweet
am no weary guest
Lo7ing friends my presence greet,
And all that charms the eye or ear
Taste TO please or heart 10 cheer
Earth sky and ocean gather here
Gods care be bless
tt. scarce the hour OF prime,
Yet nov the sands OF time
Steal fast away
TIL The cool evening falls
Win lamphght ON the walls
fain would stay.
Yet il that be too laie.
Oh Thou who mark st our date
Till twilight ray,
I'd love 10 linger here.
Guiding nv children dear
Their pilgrim way,
Watching their minds unfold
Rich with unrusting gold
OF knowledge stor'd,
TIL each his manly sea,
Shall take in concert sweet,
Around lifes board
The Master cad The Mother heard.
u Come kthcr WAS the solemn word.
Bright shone the MONDAY sun.
The uDdrained cup still glo. with sparkling zes'
She clasped her pure hand er hcr breast
"Thy 'c'N be doae -
In the fresh sumner Of her years,
She kissed away her musings tears,
And laid him, lull'd 10 quiet rest.
Upon her blooming ghter's breast.
Pain prob'd her nerves with torturc's PanS,
Tnc hbrous heart-strings rent and rang.
Yet peace, ,ha, Of her soul was part,
Looked through her eye, and foiled the dart
That ranked there,
And Faith the Savior image drew,
Wiping away the deathfui dew,
With words Of prayer.
On high arm and strong.
The soul It's burdens cast.
While soaring. soaring nigh.
The weakness Of mortality,
Fell like dried leaf on the blast
And with cenquero"s song
Heaveu's ga:e size passed.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-07


VI CA 0lTae subscribers been appointed hy ihe pro-
Prietor for the s- Of eeuoHEhs Patent Lzp. and
Chemical Oil and have izeu store No Iii Broad~ay where they
qieis Of Lamps foF stores SHOPS
hotels narlo- astral study
Liverpool mante de and BRANCH amas &c &c THIS aftee n-s
beer aset Of pracal hotels AID most %
Of sts.acton rnt si--Ic
uaE tEt PcrIoj Flertin pae-sf
ihsuei- Of tha sus guarantee Any oae 20 o-eu
caa satisfied i emit lEat az AZ X
pe5 per a0ur 4n a-ee ordinary burners coauin
perm oil o three c-a S1eh Ancihr and
the e simplicity II - con'trrc
,ioa and cea1s Of cheI-lcal l. DC ia
cheaper otAr IN 1se tvery
lamp NJ warranted pcr:ecy satisfactory, be eicrn
Thos purchasing iip 1i4 ari for their advantage
n different kinds nay
-son ia ope-a;ion sold OILY by PEARSON WHlThoRt
NJ III Broadway
y constsa. sfrplv Of OIL .=avS hand. aulc Ira
no C0UNTRT HANTs--POcke' Books q;
i xhole-=- cAeap or ca,H- bv
~ I'm f R. GILLESPIE. Agent y 1a,e lel John-st
G5AKTAN * ElIfIfSs keeps constantly hand ali sint'
III sfBRA>> GERMAN SILVER Castings, At No IA Spruce
street ieca.'u
IIsT RECEIVED. ea-es ALAPACIiEe to be- :od At re
y ducei rrice, hv rsu2-l a.. H. LEE - Cedsr--i.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-07
EVENING PARTIES.

rom au Essay Men and Goats in Frazers Magazine
FOR August
Do not be angry ladies', that one of your most ardent and
sincere admirers should speak dPargingy Of your
merits or recommend his fellow TO shun the society Ia
which YOU -dtnrly assemble No Aiis''' am the ma
when you nrc lovely and resPecabe-io your iainic
my deurs. vic, mother, daughter-has God MAD
any thing more beautiful a friend -can iiEd rue
kinder more generous and enthusiastic than
often will be All that has with your hearts is beaut-
full and in every hing with which they mcddle man must
De II brute not love and honor you.
But Miss Rudge in blue GRAPE sqacaking romances at
harp or Miss Tobin dancing in fuadre, Miss Blog
twisting round the room in the of numbering Lift
guardsman what these $50 many vancs With the
operations here described the heart has nothing To do Has
the intellect Oh yc gods think OF Miss Rudges intellect
,shic singing
New-York tribune., 1841-09-07
wa is.s.AEs ~ 80.
TYPE AND STEREOTYP Pc NDRY,
J. Fulton, corner OF t:el,->ireet,


rII subscribers take h method their friends
and the public generally that has purchases the extensive
and well knoeu + pc Foundry formerly Owed by Mr Conscr
they present ceutra
Having additions
prepared ocr any magnitude ey
prompres-. favorable fOu
drs America r. their Specimen cn-ROok which has
Gently circulated they would re,pcctly
All shall be material equal,
%
appearance dressing and
2cy artcc exhibited the formerly
by Conner Cooke with Fonts sold by bn
be this Foundry without delay, wIt
adiei
WM HAGAR co for the sale Napier Wash
Smith Presses, Nnc together with Chses, Ca Co
posing $c, Fauiure Ink and every article used the Printing
Business all kept baud. avid furnished ri4rufacturer prices
y e. ~ aehiae Cast Type manufactures At tins Foundry etl
s}ED Rack MONEY OF al the ,aken a par for
"a D-y toi No abatement prce III Greenwich = auIs I'm
,tFEgE. FESs-Noslrys iiLLoTT's and KEk.H.yv's
) Pr good assOrtsn. BOOKS and goods
at Wholesale L K. GILLESPIE u lohu-,Iree,
au2l Pm Between broadway and Na>.an
OssIEs-Fas subscriber respectfully beg,
W friends and ube thai he a hand ad e0aIizn'y
G1ll- ~hcs he Oilers ae riacsc
price retail Country merchants would ~e TO
jc29 II l. HcgEACHINE's 81 Pcar:-s.
nUlLLs SUPER. D ED.-HAYDEN's Steel Pens
~ all respects than Gai-mcre Durable equally
yi.stie aRi cEelp
carefully selected an eeecteI before offered
pacvei their m give then pre-
aIn5rc others.
The trade ,ggpisd at oholesale by the Asent-
EDWARD FNo. Pla:t-.trest.
y. Btcr principal ;aoner and dealers Pegs
the Cay 1id CoEnt.- en51 ~
New-York tribune., 1841-09-07
.uos 2,vs2I Mssf in Chaneery.


= n TE VF y e " II Uk9A-IN IHAN EKf--beIore tnt
- Wee Lharceo-Johr Fercus Edgar H. Laing and sier
E of the Chancery made
the above eni ed By 'c Chancellor the f Circuit
~ o d a. Public Aucon, under the direction Of the subscriber
o. the A->te Of Court Merchants Exchange he
city cf Ns~-fDtk by William Jones' the l3ti
o September uHdrS and twelve
O'Clock Of day all those eight i9t Of ground
yis- AMI being the date Tweb) Ward At
Cay Of New York and distinguished Of the proper
of Rapce Eq called Glass House Farm,
Dene Ever, City Surveyor May 1888 and hle the
the Register of the Cy nd Cou of by numbers 2
(nibe hundred aree
drd aud foa 91j hundred and fye the North
Tysevehth and sy numbers e5i mine hundred fifty fur
ej hundred and yhye 96 hundred ysix and
e hundred and fifty seyen the South
seach OF the said lots being BREADTH twenty.
five feet aud depth each eide nne inches
together with half Of Thrtseyexh and Thyeigbth
the IN froat OF and adjacent TIE Dated
York August l3 il THOMAS McELRATH Master IL Chauc.ry
4 W. BRADFORD Solicitor auli 2awtSl3 Me- ~ John st
New-York tribune., 1841-09-07
Cll.ailEDTEasNuEI

1.-THE subscriber respectfully his customers ard others
that he removed v an-teei. the iorncr,
occupied by Mn Charles Ice the cersi iAckne 'taHui'cIaE r
NJ. 5sj Broads,y between Warren aud Chantrs'e opposite
CIV Had vii c3guuc manufacture tith CON
fECrlONS OF the pgTc ki. an warranted 10 Aee IN all ci'
Although the attendant large au esiabsi
public situation. necessarily bc greatly
creased aidionn facilities Jrc ~ manufacturing
department. under IN niued
enable e W s usual Iow prices, and ne hopes by
dong Of the public favor |; nay not oe
propc: 20 say practical workman. and has
been engaged the manufacturing OF Cos-cuons or upwards of 10
years which lie Ga;ters nma entities him ,c ial re notice
rrla Iy Tf0S T. PEERS
New-York tribune., 1841-09-07
ont cryrre srRrr1, -f,n,.l.i,. - -.

20t CFNTRE STREET, I0pT-o,ia Fies'e- .'F'ef)
TjIHE subscriber l.hes the public h. commenced
manufacturing KS for d-eincs. T'lh such ad
f1ruh EEsr RATS Article - Per
cent city Persons wishing to pu
find call and eSsr1in- b, ore pu
c-a=inF clscvh.re. au--3 i'm CHi>. c CAhPENDkk
ROi.7.EE, End PL.Tk2!SS' SESAEa.
. FIRST RATE s-,icie % ca 7,cr 9rs n~Gy-
= found :J.NtS - MOFFET III Prince strre near Wooster
s loves; market 9cs. Likewise veE superior article Of
t---.o-.s gr,ss ~ II
New-York tribune., 1841-09-07

EHDGN AND BUILDING sTONE-The SneSoribci
- Of vessels At the Prison Dock Dock Stone
Marble Building stone for 3s td psT ton
,IS sr '''''4 n l. sFvHOrR ircul
New-York tribune., 1841-09-07
John a. SlDEIL, Master in Chancery 20 John-,t
Dat.d New York. August 23. l-il au24 2awt III

Is CHiNCERI Before the Ne Chmce!lO:.Wil!1m ngll al
L Trustees, &c. Edmund WIKI.
STATE OF Ne" YORK ssIn pursuance of dee order Of
the entitled Vice Chan
or If the Circuit will be sold pubic auction under the dir eli
Exchange il. city Yo. VI. Miller
II Seeucr I II oclck that
lying and being elh ward
Of the New York and known and fngshed Of the
Ra ely called the t5s. Houe Farm made
Daniel the month m May thou:sDd eight
hurd - and aud hl! Register Cf7e of he city ard
county February
hundred 1885,
hundred five hunIred and 597i
i've hutred git , hundred s9l
d-d hundred 61 being side
aud htw.en the eighh nihth ;he
aid lots zach feet inehe. length zach side
breadth ali and
singular the heed and appa.nince be-
siag aPpertAining-0 Dated II I2
PhILo T. KCGGLES,
New-York tribune., 1841-09-07

CTarE OF NEw-yORK.-lN CHANcERY-Beors
- CkAnceorFfedeeA faee rs Samuel >'epaaas An&
Of iecc,sI Orcr of ,bi. made sbcv.
nti esp>e bv the Chancellor OF The F, Circuit VII
V.sters Of d Court Merchants ENehase n The c
New York ny IL Jons neuonce' GA 'ae 18Th .y Of SEQ
,,hcr one thou.aud tuudrca s1d iofon t~- oes
ou Of hat ss 4, rsa parcel Of isn aa'e
sixteenth Ward Of the Cy OF New or r @ S.s IN d -
follows, Beginning n the centre ~ - - - 4
-, ,S,.n iher hundred eightyhNc feet sous ct ifom
he centre Of the >Hh A',"1 -. ri t.,1t,,rbt ~
parallel SIKH Avenue one hHnited ~" Hti
ght inches more ;he centre OF t'e o'A ilfs
Els nth and ThriyNsh t; thtuee soGiaecf AoH
aid beck ono hundred feet t.'les ne Gt
Sixth hundred snd t"eHtyesh' ee' u'o'r
ery along ealrr Thirty Ninth street one hancFei et " Ia
placr OF beginning
THOMAS McELR,rH, Master chaneory Nc y JohS,.t
A w BS,orosD. Sollci'or. "1't t-H>',
IN CHANCERI.-Bcor ihe Wee Chancellor OF me t,0i
Circutl>aac yA,u Daniel w Ganley snd 0'aef' Mas
ter's Salc-Eds-r Hetcoum. Sc'ieiOr. .,....
viii be sod public aueten by z avg
the Merchants Exchange IL the Sy OF New ors
ON tAc ptembe - o OF aa' Day al
aG; ws S' of M ci:y 81 %cvYos Known
vcd on n-p entitled Map property Inc Twelfth ard Of
BIN, David \ Conock John r. Pee5s t5>-low Peters John
Brewer BroUe and flied in he ONCE OF thr Ns:e Of
the CITY County OF Sew-fork as Lots Nos - - ~ ~ l
20 l47 and rs bounded ani con;aHrg a ooN' u - 10 'aS
c Nos - - - ant - saSrn oee her Begun At POINT 90
the >ouhcrly sije OF 9Th street distant y" ees % W
corner formed Intersection OF hr NsrS >iu o' 'n'
avenue WIN the 'oetnefl. >'' ~ - 5 ssr. The WESTERLY
.rl, ne pa-E"i " h aId on '9 if No ,,io}
-te Of i.os No = on Si'a NM -, W "a ~ ~ and !;
map, thoacc westerly along ~. 'tt ~ - - 81.
>aid nap leo feet. to Lot No. 'r ON 'NlI 'i Iy
the ca>icry sldc ot >'i i'>t a''t " 10 ~ IN
With said ictt ucf'S l. the ''".vsf ' VI '
~ ,'a w. ~, , IT, - begnniHy Lots l2l. l26, ~
"'S' % -, w ~, ~ pont on the southcry
18th street from the corner h"na 9y
se nerrcton of the westerly M sub N'caoe "'a the
~. So 49,, ,,rp,r- thrn,. soutGrrly along the
'outle'S ''' u" "a IL -, =, -, lin, parallel with the
~. ~ ., q, ,oc,c. \, Lon No l1I on map,
-. l,, ,b. ,,- of Lot. Nos I0l l02, lQS and l0l
'cno n t1f nv .,iI n,n k,nce northeily dong
' l, =, - ,,, r,roioncd o on Il parallel with
W. - os :, . cl 10 the ,outserly OF .osh
"o,'Iail ,ur ''.'-. ~.t S " ts,,n,,r,,
'n' m ~ ~ - y - ~, -. D, iSii
Dated New 'rh ,"eh>, -, - ,,, al I,,r.s.
w. -'">lf - ~ - ,.
>rrNtk OE NJ" YUkk-i> Cl I tT'N'-Mil ''' '"s'' ~
= t-orE- X M. In,'e' = w. rin''u ~. -; M NOV. -irI
Pa su1't Co. do - -, et, iu a, .oc At ruh .l..
ton >, one ~" St' ~ % , M
X Pei CO ttiIu-'l> ~ he
New-York tribune., 1841-09-07

>,TNTh Ot >rw-lUnK-CANAL DEPNkrSIENt.-lo FOR
- c,KRYy6 rUBLc WosES fhr Commissioners - h- u
Fun eu-d An act Fi, ldat ''r CT
public poc5-s, p.ei fy l5h l5il hs''
m NJ received until W. tn h
-nt tok the ,teoIn ot th'l
day dol h the enlargement of
thousand dollars 'or he construct OF e'
III ho and do lars Tot he
the whole he OF one million
Co. stock viii b. issued IN III
name pc p- York, banS interest IT the rat,
o per ly, the days ot January
April October. prinoiP yhe the a'i
after, At the discretion o the C"A-
onrr ut II Canf Funi
The pr whole the bidder proposes TO lind
he linr
give do stock AlPopa 10 be,etl'd up and
the nf the Erie Canal or Loan tot Tho
the ene.e Valley Canal q" on @ the eontr''o"
Bck Cin-l The and enclosed IN tn'e
ope effected o the Comptroller al Albany.
helng The The popo a the onfy m
posted the cred f the Comms9ners oi lhe Canal tnnc IN 'h'
NYk Stale Bank Albany in the Bank the Manhattan ComP
the city of NeSfork
The residing the LIT and "a Senate Districts. ard those
dnE Of the Ste vii fecee the interest on The stock h,,d BY hem
quarterly tn Bank the Ma han Company IN the city OF New YORK:
shodcr th NwSk Bah the Guy OF Albany
n.ely, the right ot
may offered person Bank the oaer not in
their opinion advantageous o the int OF the State
BRADtSH Liutenant Governor,
JOHN 4. COLLIER, Comptroller.
SPENCER, Sec'y Of Sa-
OF. IIOtLEY. Surveyor General,
WILLIS HALL, Aity General,
New-York tribune., 1841-09-07

THIS newly invented 'coNIhE co'E
- zNo aiartcd . - OF Caal or " ood Is far su
&GJE@S ~ pc..or o other The oven
/SISlaEsSA larger that of any other STOW
AS' Rfm%SZ.A of protected IN part BY
E-snS Snr patent guard plate whion prevents II tFep
TSy@$ becoming mach. heated. and serves ais
10 pro4-ct hue from becoming hiei with
COS, r che. ob.trucouS Ii also patent dArPe
m the ,lrpo<e of conveying yarot from cooking
I al t6c arr ing The back boilers, men II
~ e. are rendered almost by iscr motene>S iron
tho blaze ar the same benefit from the mr.
as o m front Another very important Recommendation to tn
E Cooking stove requires fuel than other par
en The public respectfully invited to call and eS
anime for themselves, at
THOMAS FRAZlER'S. No 200 Water street,
Where found variety Of the most superior patterns
Hall. P,or. and other Stovcs " En
New-York tribune., 1841-09-07
ENEnlCT q EA,iM0ND

IHP0KTs ANT. tSrHN. CUNED -rUrN,N, ONO. aia
g lllpesr >ir-Dcsr Helni,h u>sd
les your E&FEcro.Nr h-4ih
Is better khan Ter several years his appcsH dicss he
cded lpro' emcnt braih m costcuce medicine
induced h recommend friends Informed thar
many then have been eusd ard Others greatly relieved
Dr.. D. J-yue. F5Trs GgAHAA.
Prepsd only j, No - Soaih Third street Philadelphia.
Sold Avlssae and EeIai BY :, B. u eANcS. Dru-. No.
way, New-lork s1li In
New-York tribune., 1841-09-07

SSJOyE. STOVES. 2j7i BlEEChLR >rREET-A
= large assortment for wood coal suitable for large
small families Hal and Parlor Stoves OF the -e
patfcra.. cheas cash
Jubblug dore at the ,Rortc>i notice.
All order. thankfully and puGctuay attended TO-
GEO HARRIS, ~: blcr'Sfr street
New-York tribune., 1841-09-07
,aaE raitt.UrOikEN, .

-,,aaE a-sitt4bTGlkEN, Females FREUD I'M
necue NAV be rc.orcd confidence for the purpose
relieving and removing all those complaints peculiar 10 n'
viii also relieve suffering md prevent those "clden 20
which all mothers exposed Pamphlets containing cinon
directions and much information iemtts aud heads
families. may he gratis where Phooken sold n -
Ga Broad sv l6- i2 Pearl - end 100 Fu
- Hudson and 35 Chunam, and Brooklyn
" ri. ErI.,n.trsef Price Il 81 per hot, au25 In
New-York tribune., 1841-09-07

Dated NeF Ar.l Ic1I.
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