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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-09
FRESH TEAS,
WINES AND LILO UORS

WINES AND LIQUORS.
THE subscriber ia his visit the North, made
and having purchased for cash. enabled! offer any
and ce in his line equally good fnot better
terms than aTteleso the same quality be bad else
where His assortment composed part OF the follow.
Imperial Young Hyson and GuupOwdsr Tea
S M S Tea lee No ! Extra
Crushed and Pniyerzcd Sugar, for preserving
loalsugar Of all qualities some extra 6ne
ST Crotx Brown sugar
MevIias syrup, very superior article Of Mola,ses
MaceaIoni real lta ian
TielNel's Crackers
Sperm Candles and oil
Patent eIm Candles
Huls patent tiow do
Old Lafayeuc
Do d. i 6.isSoufn MADEIRA WINES
DO London Particular
Genuine old Port Wine. (bouled 10 years)
DO Dua Gordon Brown Sherry
Do Montiliado Pale do, and other Sherry
OLD London Dock Brandy
DO utard 10
Do Rum QslO)
do Rye Mhiskev
DO Apple Brandy
DO Peach DO (s2S)
Holland Gin
Hcidsieck
Anchor. 1884
DcsprauH aud Jouet
Harp (re'D and lightning CHAMPAGNE WINES
Jnndo New brands
Cllret. several brands
MarcobTunner
AsSmannslausCr
Hoekhemer }noCk's
s,einberEer Cabinet
Ruicsheimcr
iksIsssn%as.er coRDnLs
London Potter aud Brown Stout
-, Resalia' Congress- Imperial, Noriego and Principe
Al OF which, with many other articles ara offered for
cash. OF - r1ne'ual customers, a.
lu - Family GUcery, F. or Main street.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-09
HsHALB
FURNITURE wAREHOOMs,

OPPOSITE TIE BANKS.
FTE subscriber has on hand, andia consfsnt mauuf1r
turing every article in the Furniture line and solieifs
water plwer employed, enables him 10 fnanuftriutS
any article IN me- line on as good az the same article
can De made elsewhere The advantage Of mac bnpry.
besides assisting n expedition. enables inc 10 have M
materials used thoroughly seasoned, (Which sof 1s rpr
impo ianco o. have good article good Workj bv bavr
the timber sawed up and stuck away some lime before
worked. " n sWfrtt
neral stock of Mahogany, which b. usually purc sse ~
ucton in The TO-. and awcd o. my direction.
Al orders furnished with pIofnptness. fogq
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-09
Triples CONCENTRATES sARsAPA.

FURTHER supply OF the above, which has M with
II the preference OF the Faculty every other pre-
ptfaon Of Saslpara IN for the Of diseases
tie SKIN and Other diseases, which depend upsn Impure
hdti, or scroiu.Ous condition ~ the system.
u - prepared Without boiling, sni contains the active
pnncipe Of the most approved species Of siuax hh
y eoucentTatcdiorm. Just received for sale by
ALEXANDER DUvAL,
no Agent for Richmond.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-09

Has received openc At his Nelr Si9rs oo,oit
me 11nSs lbs IA. SUPPLY Of Double and Single GUNS
ani FISHING 7'dekls Fancy Goo,ls, &c His nrcsrnt
stock was lad in On the bct terms he request Town
call and examine his articles aud prices bens
that they viii be plcased with 10th Ills stn,k embraces
GuNs-D"uoe and single Barrel Cana of all qualities
kfLb~-A neat assortment. AMI made order
PlsIOLS-Pocket, Holster Bei und Dueilrr Pistols
POCKET RIFLES-Cast steel Pocket Rides
Patent six BaITel Revolving Pistols
POWDER FLASKS-A neat and eholce rtmen, from,
3 To- l6cz.
GAME BAGs-Ncw and handsome patterns
Liquor Fiasks aud Drinking Cups
shot Peaches and BCls
Percussion Caps-Pian and Split and fuporior ENGLISH
GuNPoWDEE-Enslish and American, IN canlsters and
Percussion wronches aud Cap Primers
Wash Rods, Nad Cutters and Ram Rods
shot AMI Bullets, eli Nos
Dig Collars, Calls Chains aud Couplcs
ShotChirgers, Bullet Moulds
Gun aud RIDE Locke, In great variety
Gun LoeS Limbs Springs rumbers, Cocks sears, Coek
GUN FURNiTuRE, complete
FISHING TACKLE.
Limerick, KIRBY aud Vrslnia Fish Hooks
English SILK da, India Grass aud o.hcr Fishing Lines
Hooks on gut moods, Floats, sc.
CUTLERY.
Razors, Pen, Pocket, and Dirk Knives nowie Knives
handsome assoTtineni-kodsers' and other makers
FANCY GOODS.
Silver pointed Pencils Pocket Books and Wallet,
Gilliiis and other Steel Pens, IN great variety
Walking Canes, specilcleS snuf Boxes, DC
:. SUTHERLAND returns his
ande Public DOT the very liberal patronage bestowed on
him since ne ed business 10 return he
them that Industry good workmanship desire give
satisfaction, and cheap prices, afford emen he
satisfied that he will receive continuance OF their
fayors
REPAIRING.
The undersigned will be thankful FOR small fayors a.
kinds of Repairs will be done eKpedousy and eheaply
SEES
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-09

WE 3 S Sa1s = .S S: sas ." '0''''SS"'
s do Matanzas, clarified
SsSs%si. LOAF SUGAR
81 hhds and ,ierees Porto Rico Mo, .ssrs
80 bass issasrs
rs 80 Cub Cuba
100 DO Marsesbo Wv INV COFFEE
100 DO lava
40 do s. DSmnso
TOO sacks Lverpccl salt
20 bags Race Ginger
II BAGS Pimcnio
3 ses SS rSss spsi,
leo i G half So,e. RA'siN.
IS trails Almonds, son shall
27s kegs Cut Nails
do do h hiisiSrsa s ssss si'"
German Steel
~ packages Rice
8 Do do G acSS@,. ss: Ts Chewing r0'''''
Isi half boxes To- luxe w vi S Gi,..
IS do sIlO do
Z DO sherry wrNE
10 or casks Maielra
Is tieIecs London Porter
- boNes Sperm Candles
- do Hurs Patent 10
5 do Margarine, new article
y nests iron bound Tubs
leo boIes brown Soap
~ do White aud varie.aied DO
IS DO Fancy 30
1870 sides Sole Leather
- bbis Cuppcras
500 Cahi1tnti Hides
iceToous indigo
lotions \. : Grind Stones
- bbls Tanners OIL
90 Lamp oil
- packages Madden
- bales I sheeiinrs
. 30 - inch Shmtngs
- d. 81 10 IDOMEsTICs
- do No Oznahurgs
~ do No2 do
~ bales Cotton
l96 cells Bale Rope
Cotton Baguing
seine lnd Wrapping Irvine
81 realms inutlc and sass Wrapping Paper
Ts 80 Writing and Letter PAPER
IL bales shoe Thread
Feathers and Wool
salt Pctre. Mustard, Alum Tar, Ground Plaster
re and North Carolina Herrings
No | and2 do Shad
Cotton arm and Stone Ware, at factory prices
Asenisof SHOT Tower Company Of Baltimore fol-
sale OF Shot 1nd BiT Lead
Particular attention gwen sale cfCountry Produce OF
every description.
selo WEBB, BOOKER 4 HAMILTON.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-09
LARGs ADDITIONAL SUPPLIES OF
FRESH AND SEAsONABLE BOOTS,
,sayEs, TRUNKS, 40

LAR6k ADDITIONAL SUPPLIES OF
FRESH AND SkAsONABLE BOOTS,
SHOES, TRUNKS, 20.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
ID BuLiISGIoN A 60. have recently received; and
additional supplies OF Boots, shoes Trunks, sc. fresh
hand render sasr SOCK Sne q Se %a sae sSa eoS
Pete they believe TO be found in Virginia this time aud
nc generally at wholesale and retail such prices they
believe cannot be oIherwiscthsn sa,isfac,ory,o
Purchasers want Of fresh, fshnable and good arti-
ees In line. will find 1t their advantage give MS
the very stronsesr Inducements buy Amongst the ar
necs recently received and expected, Offer the follow
ing, viz:
Ladies and m'roeco dress walking shoes, part
Ladies' superior KID aud dress walsin. slippers
Ladies' superior sealssin walking shoes and Shippers
DO do white Kid and white satin 10
Do 10 Cater ;soo,s-9a t,. six n9skins
DO Ito Kid and morocco Buskins.
GESrLEMESS.
Gcntlemcns superior easkn and morocco dress Boots
Gcneens superior eslfskn cork sole and proof
ecuilemens superior keskin Navy Shoes and nrosan.
10 DO eaifskia 40 Do, pan Miles
no ealfskin water proof Roots, at and 81
DO do do do Shoes.
Mems lined and bound pesged add sewed Rrcsans
Do exna I ReaSS pssse and sssed @uer soo.
wO%sn'' s sU and peE g leather q. wsis
Do aneI.,ther kid and morocco slipper.
| BOTS.
Boys lined and bound perEed and sewsd Brogans
DO fine calf snd kip sewed BIcgans
Do extra heavy scwcd %
Do fine calf Boots.
Misses fine ssllskin and morocco Dress Boots part city
made
/ Misses nne do do do
DO common hid slippers
DO hnc leather Boots aud Shoes.
CHILpRENs.
Chhiren's superior welted d lotecs and Shoes
Do 10 pump do 10 do
DO
DO superior morocco Roots. Shoes and Anele Ties
TRUNKS.
superior leather Travelling Trunks bellows and ha ri tops
q DO hair and SsaLskin Trunks NC.
D. BURLINGTON 4 co
wholesale and Retail Boot, SLoe, Trunk aud Leather
dc 10 Decentralization House
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-09

r>EkDhRsher grateful IN he, ,.,.
seve and ssqaa,as he sSs l. az az 1sss sns has re-
81 e.rts q merit aeonnusnee OF hvor, In having n,r
NAY We With an other 10 the city consisting OF
Newest syle of Chaliey and fancy muslins
Prints OF various patterns and quaneS, lrom to zoe
s6swls Of every description
Pine bomlsHnes, ss,iiaeti. Cloths anil Cashmere.
large assoTtnisnt Of Linens
Ihr, AL cambria hdkis aud Linen Cambria
, handsome thread sdsins- and lnse,,lnss
nesutifuirrenc worked Collars w
Newest fashion senleucn's stocks eollars and bosom
do d. cTayais and hdkis
Nswes, style Ribbons isees &c "O'''" anu e''''n
ladies and Gloves, Sk, leather and woolen
enumer-,e but which win be found highly worthy Of at
enlIon-s on the usual liberal ier'ns-oniy
RICH NEW GOODS.
- lCli Plaid Chcne aud other Rbons In this depar,
~ men, my stock for Hats, Cars and Nechs. never
C9Iorsd Gro de Antiques. Glues, very elegant
pls,1 uos s,S'pS Reps vHsy new anielesini
Chene, striped Chally, new and elegant
ladies'. Tsrian Paid Ciavais
Ladies,Tsrtan Plaid MiIs. new aud pretty
Velvet Mbons, in every width
Blaek and White Trimming IAecs, wide and narrow
Ladies' Dark, Light, White and Blk Glove,
Do silk Reiiculc.
ALSO,
TSTsh and srIiaiheld iIk'" for gentlemen, superior
Emb'd Merno searfs do 1 Io
Heavy silk shirts 10 Il.
Fancy Cass@eres, shirts, Flanncis, &c.
de 10 TIIu n pptcr
NEW PSYCHOLOGICAL WORKS.
/ w RANDOLPH 4 co. havO Just opened, for sale
y. large lotto new Theological works-amcng whie h
are
iicrnneso OF Sacred History. by Mrs Steele
Essays on the distinguishing traits Of Christian ChaIac-
ter, by Gardiner Spring, u. ID
Ruiiments OF the Church, In three parts by Rev II
Crcswell, ID ID ' - " -
The story OF Grace, the Little Sufferer who died In Ncy
York, April 18th, 1897 ~
cutta - Nf " W.
The Lony and the Lowry Way, by Mrs Sherwood
The Lilly Of the Valley
Tho Contrast, Sketches from Real Life shown, IN.
True Source OF Happiness ~
. Recognition Of fdcnds In another world by Rev n
DS.., - -. dc "a
BOYS FINE CALFSKIN ROOTS
WE have Just received a supply OF the above article
w Come Boys, Is your time Ia get Roots Cali IN
ana Wen ut you nicely. ID. BURLINGTON & CO,
uc - Mansion House
GREAT BARGAINS IN LINENS LINEN
-,,,, HDkFs, q c. SC -DEc. ~ 1870.
uE i"llo~tng goods Just opened amt will be sold Of
Il very cheap for cash: ~
fncr 49, - ~ - a"'
lismstiIehel IIdkfs n d o. Is 6L 5s a. an 6nsr
Irish iiuens al &c. 3nc. q 81, 3s, and inner
Table Linen only p 81, 3s 3s vi, aud liner
T"wcllings Of all kinds
Napkins and Table Cloths.
The above will be found great bargains at
-, X. n. JENKINS
deS Cheap Cash Dry Goods store
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-09

z6O BALE5 BROWN sHiRTlNGs AND SHggT
4 ~ lNGS, AND COTTON OINABURGs, n WV.
ola and Northern Manufacture, Factory prices con.
SITTING mainly ~ the following styles viz:
No I sn1 Merchants Cotton Ozntburrs
and Petersburg Man. Co % DO
I aud Manchester DO do
and Richmond DO 10
Eaqle do do
3Oin ~ and Z M.ioaca shiriinas and sheotngs
81, rs and Etuiek do DO
3 and 7.9 Merchants Shiriinas
% andT.8 Mechanics 10
Al Of the above are II Virginia ManuGcture made Of
good stock, and much improved In weight snd appear
anfc,
-, 10 ~ and 50 lawrence shrtnas and sheenngs
76and 81 Indian Head DO 10
IT, and - Nashua DO DO
~ fine MoriInac and Hamilton shiriinga
And Ofhcr approved styles, which wi1 cell By the
bale a Factory prices for sasho pHneai epsfosrs
~ Q r sssss s,sss..
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-09

BLANIt ACCOUNT HOOKS.

49, HLANIk ACCOUNT HOOKS.
/ W RANDOLPH A. 90. would respectfully eurrert
' merchants who intend opcninv now sets of hooks
auou nc tEt ~ Januiry, tho prophecy of having hrt
miue some weeks before They wanted very newly
mf1c BANK Boosp, WHOM Immediately used, arc apf 10
break inthe binding aud the ptper ~ blot.
The bcstquaty ofp1pcr, with other mafrrials on hand
aHIGan hc made sp az short notice In any style.
~ medium sui dcmi IcdTerH and Journals g75 ran
heteis I"ufnag, Day. Cash teitcE and Invoice lo9t9
and ~ smaller Bank Bpoka On handmosi III theu Ina r
~ months since. wrch h. much larger aud beef agort
ment han iH usually kept Tor sala In RIO htnood
we assure hf public that they will always fpd a, ofr
HOfesa Inc selection Of go0ds and prices az low A. Inc
Hinc quaHy can bc led 90 oar city elsewhere.
}. W RANDOLPH a co
uookseHers and Fancy Dealers doors beog Fariy's
lioiel han street. and on Shoe koo i two doors be9,
the Theatre. WV '' ~ "a ~"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-09
AMENICAN TAHLE CUTLEKY.

EBerg Piece tCdTT1nied good.
y J. RICHAR JS 4 co. have just opened an addition
-. al supply 81 the shove Justly celebrated Cutlery.
consisting Ia part as follows
Besl heavy ivory balance handles with French Forks To
scis u - pieces
Best ivory balance handles with plain Forks Of 81
pieces
Also asuperor article Of black aud coored selftp "a.
lance handles with AMI without French Forks o,
6i pieces or Otherwise
Also Beef Slcets, Av-ry superior article
d. Ivory and selftip Carving Knives and Forks
DO do game CarvcTs
TIE Above goods, for sale al No other establishment
te city will be disposed % reasonable puces the
Hardware aud Fancy store, sign ot the saw opposite
Swan Tavern ri street. ShockOe Hill. -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-09
SHAWL ROOM

shA Il ROOM
GAY & BENTLEY have this day opened Upwards n
VI splendid Shaws and Manfilss, arranged
their second noof, where they can be
mined. Among them,
Heavy figured Kabyic shaIls
Embroidered camel hair DO
Rich aud extra rich BrOche DO
DO embroidered Thibet do
Elegant figured satin do
Splendid embroidered satin do
eros grain SATIN, and mode MsntiIas
Velour Ottoman with fringe 80
fUper clenc velvet
Embroidered and cutvclyet do
Extra rich embroidered satin DO
Those ia want OF the above articles will Iarcly meet
win 20 favourable an opportunity u making selection
Call soon. no15-1Wco
CCOTTs PATENT IRON SAFES. Lined win
- Asbestos manuf-cturedu Philadelphia ly w Cross
varying In price from eij TO S45O-Tor sair By
n. BALDWIN,
jeu Oppo.fs ihe R,nbs
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-09

BOOKS, STATIONARY, &c.
/ ". HAnDOLPH co, BOOKSELLERS, doors below
EirYs Hotel and opposite Hubbard gar,Iosr COS
nhoo store, Main street. have recently received = largo
sssounen ~ Siandard miscellaneous and School Rocks
stationery ~ al Kinds and quales and Fancy Goods In
gteat varley-hl o. which hey o1cr to county ner
chants and oihors A. low prices. oe
Old ENobisu CHEESE, LONDON DOCK
. brandy, SC dEo
n ] ripe extra lne Old COg6ao Hrsndv
70 casks boa London PaTier and Known Stout
W bali chests Of ezra fue gnnIowder Tea
Just received, and for sale AZ
THOMAS 7. 7. TABBs
"S Family Grocery, \ or hals sresN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-09
- A DOZEN nU,TAKD'- IMPROVED CIiEMHAL
sAHL. F. ADIE co,

10 =. u. DEASEt If-s EFQ'r
PresideuI TfedogaT Iron Go.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-09

TIVE subscriber ceving and keeps constantly onhand
4 atwholesae and retail, and at the lowest prices,
aPlain and Japan Tin Ware Of every description.
Also agreat variety Stoves, for burning either
wood orc oal
stove Pipes and every oel article in sis line made 10
order at the shortest notice.
Sc 26 TITUS RICE.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-09
DIX. MILES
COMPOUND ENTR ACT OE TnMArn,

LNELL, JOHNSTON & LlELI,
Agents for the Proprietor
tlo W ~ u MrkilIon'a on -ihnh. RIr tnnnh. Va.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-09

Godend silver mounted and steel Walking Canes with
anI without swords gold and silver pointed Pene
superior pocket Books and Wallets Gilot'a and Other
gfcl Fcns opera and superior spy Glasses; Travellers
L'np17fsi boat Hooks Pocket Curk Screws; srgar
IaRcsi Key Nlng9i JwceBci. Tooth Brushes, snun
boxes PockeI Rules superior patent tape Measures ri
Iga, Eg ana sukcy whips; together with many other az
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-09
HOOKBIEDING AND BLANK BOOK
NASUEACTURING,

n. c. King, Norfo,k; Braggs & Thomas, Peiersbur.
SpotswOOd a Robertson do, James L. !Soyale, Lynch
hung: WIN. IL Chanr. Earmville.I Mn
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-08-17
36ll
LAW DEPARTMENT OF YALE COLLEGE
VIE fall term OF this Institution will commence on
i the first day Of October ne1t

FTNHE fall OF this Institution will commence on
i the first day Of October next.
This departme ntis under the direction Of the Hon
DAVID DAcGETr LII D., late Chief Judge Of the su.
preme Court in Connecticut and Professor Of Law
and the Hon SAMUEL ]. HiTcHcocK Judge Of the
Hartford and New Haven County Courts.
The students are required to peruse the most i'm.
portant elementary eatises, and daily examined
the author they reading, and receive at the
time explanations and illustrations OF the sub
jects they studying.
The students divided into three classes each
class is daily employed upon lesson in the class
book and Ii separately examined and every student
read in more of the three classes as be
finds himself able and inclined perform the requisite
labor.
One Lecture and three Examinations of one hour
each daily gwen by the Instructors, and all OF
them each Of the pupils are permitted to attend
The Course of Lectures delivered by the Professor
Of Law, comprises all the titles and subjects Of Com
mon and Statute Law.
A moot court is held once week or oftener, which
employs the students in drawing pleadngs and inves-
uga ting and arguing questions of Law.
The students called upon, from time to time tc
draw declarations plcadings contracts and other in
strumens connected with the practice Of law and t.
do the most important duties Of attorneys clerk
They occasionally required to write disgust
tons some topic Of law, and collect the authorities
to support their opinions
The students furnished with the use Of the ele
mentary books and have access, at all times 10 the
College Libraries, and TO Law Library, comprising
every important work, both ancient and modern.
The Law Lb,ary contains the Revised Statutes
the Reports and the Dgests Of all the States in the
Union
The course of study occupies two years, allowing
eight weeks vacation each year. The months OF
May and September allotted for vacations
The terms for tuition, with constant use of tex
books and ordinary Of the Library are one hun
drcd dollars per annum payable in advance. For any
YALE CoLLrcF, New HIVES, HuS" fs,1s,h.
aug II -3taw3w
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-08-17

have done, or that did not do 10 the best Of my
power. have the satisfaction Of his own tes-
iinony 10 my favor. He has said 10 me more
than once III is impossible 10 be better nursed
than am" He said once, Thou dosi all thou
cans, 10 smooth the rugged way have 10 60"
And he said once, :. ] was thinking few days
ago what faults thou hadst." Pray, father, +"
said |, Edo not think TOO much on that subject
Without noticing my interruption, he added, in
a solemn manner, ITO my great satisfaction, |
could find none.n ] am not 50 infatuated as TO
believe have no faults. | know them, and |
feel them but am grateful TO Almighty God
that my parents fondness could cover Them. |
shall be censured for reciting my own praises.
BE il So They are the praises Of my father,
and will not lose an atom Of them.-I Miss
Hutton's Sequel 10 her Ialtsr's Life
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-08-17

+ HEAP LlTERATURE-Th The Influence 81
~ Literature upon Society by Madame de Stael
with memoir Of the life and writings of the author
by Boieau
Fosters Essay on Decision of Character and the
other ESSAYS of the same author seven in number
Comha's Essay in the Constitution Of Man con
sidered in relation TO external objects
Ihe Philosophy Of Sleep, by Macnish
Macnishs Anatomy of Drunkenness
Masons Treatise on Self knowledge
All contained, without abridgment in one large oc-
tavo volume price s. so well printed and bound in
full leather. la any other FORM the same works can.
not be purchased for less than ten dollars Just re-
celyed-a few copies ony-by +. TAYLOR.
aug I7-3t.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-08-17
FARM FOR SALE.

'LNHE Subscriber offers for sale his farm at Belts
a Vile Prnce Georges County, Md corsislinp Of
about TWO llU NDRED AND SEVENTY FIVE
ACRES. II is situated on the Baltimore and Wash
lngon Rail Road AT the BeltsNlle Depot twelve miles
Ian half hours ldc) from the latter place and there
fore convenient 10 this market II con- isis of wood
land, meadow aud upland The latter capable Of produ
eng and Is now bearing excellent crops Of corn aud
tobacco and the meadow, in good seasons producing
% to 10 tons OF hay The farm is well supplied with
water and has upon 1t house and barn The Rlil
Road divides the meadow from the upland
WI sell also my stock upon il, consisting q horses
cattle, Berkshire hogs SC
THOMAS ALLEN
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-08-17
THE DESTRUCTION OF THE ERIE

We publish below from the Buffalo Commercial
Advertiser Of Tuesday the particulars so far as as
ceItained, Of this hesrt-rending catastrophe.
A special meeting Of the Common Council Of BuGa-
10 held that DAY which the following resolu-
tons were adopted
Hhereas II Is with the melancholy feelings Of
painful regret, the awful dsIensaiion OF an all wise
Providence that the members Of this Boar have
learned this morning the total destruction OF th. steam
boat Erie, Cap. I. J. Titus, by fire and the loss Of
nearly POO lives; therefore,
Rss0ired, Th4, bis Honor the Mayor be, and he is
hereby authorized dispense such assistance to the
survivors as their and the dictates Of hu
mainly may require
We have never seen" says the Coumercia, " the
city in a more profound gloom"
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-08-17
SAVED.


We are indebted to MIR Gibson, clerk of the De
Wit Clinton, for the following list of persons saved
by that boat
Jerome Mcbride, wheeman, badly burned.
James Loyeny, do.
Hiram ID. Graf passenger.
Dennis Mcbride, st mate
Theodore Sears, painter
j III. ST. john passenger TO Chicago.
ID Hogg do badly burned.
William WadswoIth, one of the band, Erie.
Alfred o.. Wilkeson, East Euclid, Ohio
William Hughes, ID mate.
Luther b. Sesrls fireman.
Thos J Tam Pitsford, y. Y.
John Winchel, Buffalo
Edgar Clemens st engineer.
Son Of Geo Beebee, Cleveland
Harrison Forester Harbor Greek, Pa,
Thos Quinlin, Mlddlefed, Mass.
Three German passengers, burned badly.
Robert Robinson, coored man, barber
- Johnson do. Sd cook.
Giles Williams Chicago.
Capt Titus captain of boat.
Mira Lynde, Milwaukee.
Christian Durler Holmes Co., Ohio.
- Rice, Hydraulics, Buffalo, badly burned
Later.--By the Robt. Fulton, Capt. Hart we learn
that two more persons were saved by the people OF
Dunkirk. One was Fred. Parmelee, the bar keeper
of the Erie, and American, name unknown.
The Fulton also picked up two boats, one belong
ing To the Erie and the other sail boat belonging to
Dunkukr which was swamped on its way TO the res
cue. Those on board were picked up.
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