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The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-05-18
FOR THE MADIsoNIAN.


To The Editor
Sir-I observe within the last day or two an ac-
acknowledgement, by M E. Van Ness of the receipt for
twenty four dollars being the proceeds of late must
cal performance, donation to the Washington City
Orphan Asylum this reminds us, sir of the two
expensive Inauguration Balls, from the surplus pro-
ceeds of which, handsome amount expected for
the benefit of the same, or some one or more other
charitable institutions of this city. Such appca-
ton Of similar funds has always been considered as
peculiarly appropriate and it will be recoected that
in some cotemporaneous anmadversons or structures
relative to the subscription to- or arrangements for,
the expensive parties for that interesting OCCASION il
was strongly promised pretended, by the managers
OF patrons that the surplus of receipts would take the
laudabe direction above indicated. Now, ask, has
this been done have, as yet, seen no public &C
count or statement this subject and considering
the nature of the case this at all events is due to
community on which usage and other considerations
have conferred legitimate right to inquire abou this
matter. CHARITY.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-05-18
TWO OF THE MURDERERs TAKEN.

MIR. Atkinson and Mr.. Mcdowell, two officers,
despatched the steamer Col. Woods, few
days since, up the Missouri after of the negroes,
who it was supposed had gone up that river the
Omega. When Arrow Rock they met the One
ga on her way down. The officers went board
the Omega and found the negro (Warrick) who
seemed to be greatly surprised at seeing the officers,
he recognizing them he was secured and brought to
this city.
Mr.. Gordon, who had been sent down the river,
rived yesterday morning with another of the rascals
(Sewal) He was caught at Cairo, just as he was
about leaving for New Orleans We understand the
statements made by both these fellows confirm the
count rendered by Ennis.
There two more Of the scamps at large
Madison and Brown--the former at New Orleans
and the latter at Cincinnati, both of whom will
doubtedly be secured in a few days.
Warrick, it is understood, also says that Brown and
Madison set fire to the Branch Bank at Gaena, with
the intention of robbing that institution. They were,
it will be recollected, unsuccessful
SewaIl confcsses that the gang were concerned
in the robbery Of Messrs E. g. A. 1racys store and
that of Sinclair, Taylor q Co.'S Louis Bulletin
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-05-18

ihai The agents Of Government are essential 20 the
carrying out Of lis purposes, aud that long its
opponents can be forced upon il in this capacity, il
may be- weakened and ,hwar,cd Il is the strongest
lori Ia which TO plant their means Of annoyance and
onset An army Of spies within camp may be more
dangerous and more fatal than an army in open force
without.
now many years, nearly the half of an age,
SINCE The principle of prescription has been al work.
no' only by removals Of political opponents, but by
an exclusive appointment of partisans Every one
must see, that much is required to be done 10 give 10
me friends OF the present Administration simple
equality IN the list of appointments. If justice and
popre'y do not call aloud for change to this extent
We are at loss to know what question may be cons-
dered settled
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-05-18

Our Philadelphia letter of the 1lth was not
received till yesterday. We give the following
part of il:
PHILADELPHIA, May IL, 1S4l.
The condition of Pcnnsy wanna is most melancholy.
Burdcned with taxation, and involved in debt her
energies struck with temporary palsy Her Exc
cuve lost to all sense of duty, illustrates every feast
BILE of relief and has surrounded himself with
hungry parsans who eating out the very substance
of the State They think only of preserving their
official existence. There is no hope Of regeneration
under the present State administration. Reform
begin with the election of new Governor, whose
private character, and public life full Of teslimo
mails Of moral worth and official integrity-and such
man is John Banks, the Wing candidate for Gov
Economy must be introduced into every branch
Of the government; sinecures abolished public Off
GERS held to strict accountability and the whole
force of the administration bent raising the charac
ter of the State TO its ancient tone, and rcvvng the
PROSTATE energies of Pennsylvania. Under such an
other administration that Of Gov. Porter, must
expect recurrence Of the extravaganza, corrup
ton, and waste of public moneys, which always cha
racterize Loco foco admn tration be it of the Ma
tional Government or that of the States. There is
not well governed Loco foco State in the Union
ergo, Illinois and Missouri L
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-05-18
REVOLUTION IN PERU AND BOLIVIA

by The way oil Panama advIces have been re-
ceived TO the 18th Of February. An outline of
the news is contained in the annexed letter:
CALLAo, FEBRUARY IS
Since my last Of the 9th u the anticipated political
cow ulsions in Peru and Bolivia has taken place
Col Vicanco has been proclaimed Supreme Chief
in the department of Cusco, Arequipa, Puno, and
Moquequa; and Notwithstanding Gen. San Roman,
who placed in command of the former by Vivian.
ca, has declared against him with about thousand
men, yet he appears TO be rapidly gaining ground as
the whole community is decidedly against the govern
ment of Gamaua, who has degraded the country to
such extent to place il in the class of ChlIian
colony sustained by Gillian influence and subject to
Chian control.
On the 2lst ult general rising took place in Bo
Iivia, headed by Generals Lara and irogowen, who
have proclaimed General Santa Cruz, Supreme Protec
tor. This officer expected at Guayaquil about
the 18th or 10th ult, where he told to hold him
SCI in readiness to embark for Peru with small force
the fiist favorable opportunity and such OPP
portunity is offered, momentarily expect
ing him in Peru. On his arrival the downfall Of this
degraded government is inevitable. In fact, nothing
prevents its immediate overthrow but the of
officer Of rank and influence under whom all parties
worldu mite.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-05-18
ARRIVAL OF THE BARQUE CLARION AT
HAVANA.

AT Hales news-room we 6nd translation from
Havanaextra, of April 2sth, received by way Of
Charleston, of card from Capt. VIM. l.. Stone and
the officers Of brig Conhan, of Gardiner, Me, the
purport of which is that the Corinthlan was wrecked
on the Bahamas, on her passage from Philadelphia for
New-Orleans, and after being the wreck ten days
suffering the mos, intense torments, the Clarion ortu
nately came to her sid-prevous TO which more than
thirty vessels had passed The Cornthian without being
able TO render any assistance.
Capt. Stone returns his thanks for the kind aiien
ton ofCapts Dunn & Glover, and also to the passen
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-05-18
ANTHON's CLASSICAL DICTIOl

ANTHON'S CLASSICAL DICTIONARY.
1t is quite wonderful to conceive how any one man
by his own unasssted energies, in the space of few
years, comparatively speaking should have accumu-
lated such mass Of erudton that which lies be-
fore US. Johnson's Dil tionary the labor of life has
been always looked upon the gigantic Effort Of
research and oilsome compilation; but in this respect
il is not comparable even for seconds space with this
really huge monument Of scholarship and oisome APP
plication. No work Of the same kind yet published
has approached ths--has even been like second to
it, Its authenticity, its profundiy, ts variety are un
equaled; and whether we look to the accurate and
clear views OF ancient geography-to the brief and u
clip synop-s of the lives the doctrines the writings
or the actions OF cages, warriors poets, philosophers
hstorans-to the learned yet simple explanations of
the dark mysteries of Greek and Roman mythology ;
to the wise and h ant theories, based upon facts
Of undsputed history and throwing clear light
many dark and doubtful n,yttus-we shall equally
admire the variety and depth OF acquisition by which
alone much could be effected.
The articles the great writers Of old in them
selves worth more, far more, than the Price of the
whole volume; showing thorough and minute
quantance with all their varied lore and clear in
tuition of their social beauties and defects. Not
scholar on the European continent but might pride
himself with justice such proof of his thorough
scholarship.
These articles, however sink at once into compare
tive obscurity when viewed in relation to the practical
and sound positions Of history the painful nvesii-
cations of geogIaphy-and the wonderfully lucid
hibiion Of the NEUROLOGICAL tables their origin their
secret meanings, and their tendency with which the
work abounds.
1t has moreover one vast advantage all former
books of their kind 1t is the work Of pure minded
man. devoid of any thing resembling coarseness, much
less that muriency and undiseulsed RIGHTEOUSNESS
which were disgracefully frequent in Lempriere-
We recommend this book with perfect confidence
as suited not TO the scholar merely the abstract
of letters, but to all ho would at little labor gain
an acquaintance with the wisdom of past ages with
the history of the world with the past, in all its var
ed phases of religion, arts, arms letters. That
limits will not permit to dwell SO long, or explain,
infinitely we would its vast and general utility
regret truly, but have doubt hesitation in
pronouncing it work sui generis, unsurpassed in
execution and unrivalled in usefulness.
1t is an honor TO country to have produced its
authorize ripest scholar in Amerca-and surely
equalled by few in Europe. Published by Harper &
Brothers, in vol. ovo., pp 1880.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-05-18
THE NATIONAL FAST.

Thir day was most reigiousIy observed in this city
an business was suspended as if were Sunday, and
the churches were thronged
5Ihe Public Offices and works were all suspend
ed ny order Of the President and il is due to say, that
oy some mistake the notices Of this order did not ap
pear in the city papers
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-05-18

Mpssssrrr will not be represented at the Extra SEES
sion of Congress. Gov. McNurr has declined calling
an Extra Session Of the Legislature Tor the purpose OF
appointing period for the election, and does no, con
sjrr himself authorized TO order an election without
the intervention Of the Legislature-N u pee
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-05-18
OFFICIAL.
APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT.
DEPUTY PosrMAsrERs.

DEPUTY PosTMAsTERs
HENRY b. STACEY, at Burlington, Vermont.
WILLIAM COLLINS, al Steubenville, Ohio
COLLECTOR.
WILLIAM c. LORD, Collector, Wilmington,
N. C., vice Lewis ii. Marsteller.
APPRAISER.
ABRAHAM lNsKEEp, Appraiser, New Orleans
vice Sheldon S. Clark
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-05-18
From the Tallahassee Sentinel.
DELEGATES ELECTION.

The election passed of here quietly as all cleo
tons should there neither quarreing nor fight
ing and far as able TO observe but little
officious eectoneering. Time will be necessary TO
develop the results Of the contest and the returns
heretofore, will doubtless come in slowly.
As yet we have heard from but few precincts, and
perfect reliance be placed the accounts we
have received They are, however, as follows
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-05-18
FRANKLIN COUNTY.

Womans Bluff, 30 ~ o
In general, il may be remarked that hardly more
IN. = ,syo thirds of the voters Of the several counties
were nolIed. AT Madison Court House, rumor says
Mr.. Levy obtained fifteen majority over Ward, and
that not solitary vote cast for Mr.. Downing
We repeat thai entire reliance can by no means be
placed m the returns given above.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-05-18
CALLAo. FEBauARy Is.

We are happy TO learn from Newburyport, that the
indspos,ion of the Hon. Mr.. Gushing ia not of Sc
rous character, and that he may be confidently ex-
pected in this city in a few DAYS
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-05-18

Inc following returns from the Congressional
election IN Indiana, forwarded TO us attached TO
the Wabash Courier of May g.
Lane, (Whig) majority in the seventh District of
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-05-18

VTTALKER ON VETERINARIANS, vol
w Walker on Woman, vol. Walker on femaie
".aoy +. TAYLOR.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-05-18

The following notice Of DR.. ANrHoN's Classical
Dictionary from the New York Signal just published
by the Harpers aud or sale in this city by F. Taylor
is less than what is due, even from journal
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-05-18

In THOSE THINGS WHICH ESSENTIAL LET THERE
BE usIrY-Is soN-EssEsriALs, LIBERTY; AND IN ALL
THINGS cRARlrY.-Augusfin.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-05-18
philadelphia Correspondence.

received till yesterday. We give the following
part of it:
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-04
To THE PUBLIC.

THE undersigned has the Wing Of IN. II, I,.,
an anony nous advertise f-rewarniny ali
ron making payment "a him. account Of services
dered by hun In hiring ncgroes taking bond. A. ~,
equitable have been vested In the sheriff Of Uenrro bv
speraon OF the laws OF Insolvency The une
been al some loss 10 the motive ami h.e -,
hia pnpleaon and does not fear its Effects ia The com
mnny IN which he vcs-bu, he bexs to refer an AZ
character Of The circumstances alluded to- so lar as il h
designea by this pubca ION affect his cams 70 onhn-
conhtenec,) 10 the following gentlemen for q mi, mi ~,
isfaciory explanation Of them namely Messra Josenh
MaYo, Henry Brooke. WI liam q Archer t;us,ayns A
Il Giles. p,l,I.Ip a. .,u ,.os
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-04
POSTSCRIPT.
ny LAST EVENINGS MAIL.
We note no,h:ns Of e.peci,I int.r.., IL nm. =,

We note nothing Of especial interes, in the pa.
pers received by the northern mail. Neither House
oil Congress sat Friday. On Thursday, a cores
pondence between MIR. Fox, the British Minister.
ard Mr.. Forsyth, ia relation to Mcleod, was com
municated to the House by the Presiden,, and gave
rise to debate. The correspondence and debate
will be given Tomorrow. The British Minister,
letter is highly insulting in its tone, and he ough, to
be made 70 eat il.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-04
N. Y. MARKETS. Dc. 20.

ASuES-The markets. firm but dull at s5,75
for pots, with occasional small sales at that rate
Pearls are nominal at the same price.
COTTON-Tho seles this morning amount To
between and 400 bales, at full prices. Yesterday
about GOO bales were sold.
FLOUR We have no change TO notice in the
prices Of any descriptions, The market s extreme
ly duh Common brands Canal at S4,94as5
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-04

Dy virtue Of deed Of trusi executed to the subscribe
- By branch A. saunders, bearing DATE the IN ay
Angus, ic and duly rccofacd In the once Of she era
Of the Court of Musings for the City of Richmond for hs
purpose Of securing debt therein mcntoncd, ahsi on
TUESDAY The ldh day Of ne present month, pubic
Of ~ ucocE ", expuscto sale the rEh tile and in
eres Of the said Branch ssu dcrs (which s during hs
the said deed Nat bright Mulauo about "a W ar
Of s9e, and = an excellent dining servant, in Wich
capacity he hasacted 1r several years past James IL
gN coiuplexonec Negro now about " years Of age 70
martaby hhely and very Intelligent and active and ca
pable Of being brought up any kmd % business W
Saundcrss supposed % be about 40 % sae,
healthy and has AZ ar prospect Of living years
any man Of his age. 50 that opportunity now offered
BY which the services Of vslabc boys be obtained
Nr number Of years, q cotnpafs ivey small
TERMS-Cash
n dds m A CLAIBORNE Tr,.s..
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-04
JAMES RIVER CANAL.

AS soon as the transportation by the canal 1,
fairly under way, We shall make arrangements 10
publish the arrival and departure Of boats, with the
eonsgncos names
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-04

sne pIze OF $50 on 10000 6JB1 EOj .Eg Ssis
<oo p prizes Of 1000 &C. Tickets sl0-shares in
proportion certificate OF package Of IS whole ucket
will be sent Tor sigo-shsr~ in proportion 1900 ~''
FOR l6h January. Alexandria Louery Class No Ito be
1anuar! is'u % numbers 10 drawn. Grand Cart
tals prize OF 52a5 U.55, $50, :C0l 2nn 2a1 22,1
49, 1oO l5OO So1 400, 1890, 1880 eOl 50 prihes OF
~ &C, Ickeis $40; halves 81 qulriers 50 certi6
OF raekase ol % whole tickets will be sent for sI3-
shares In proportion. " WV
LeesbUTg Va Lottery. Class No. for IsIl-,ob be drawn
January Jun, ISL 70 numbers; 10 drawn. Capisir
l1e 81 e5V' W. lOuO sou, 300 80 2Oi7t 100 CT 100
iCkels O-shares 10 proportion AcerhcAie Of Is Whole
ncHets IN THIS scheme will be for s3Jshares in pro
All Prizes.
- virginia state Lottery, decided by drawing Of MARYLAND
consolidated Lottery Class No 2 Tor January 2ld IsiI
81 numbers. Sdrawn ballots scheme. raS,,,I 49, -
slunOO nt 800 5000 4i7S OF 300 3 OF ~ IS OF sI
&C. &c Tickets s0--shares Ia proportion. A ceui6cafs
~ package Of - whole tickets win be sent Tor IOSJ-
sharesin proportion.
For tickets in any quantity, address
For Tlokots and Shares or Cenihcaes OF Paos.,cS in
any OF the above splendid Lotteries be very pancuar 10
'uHeS ID. NJ HOYT & co.
I,,,r,,- -. ,,,-., Richmond Va
above. " " 80 - - who order
Orders Tor Tickets from an u,rt q, the U,,,sd
f,II e. losing cash or prizc Tickets THANH.
and executed by return mail, VITA he same
Onp auenilonas personal application and the result
requested limGediatelx aer the Drswirg-if
AudIcsstIm ID. N. HOYT co
> an communications strictly confidential he -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-04

To- We ace authorized to state that Doci.
Fitzhush will not be a candidate for reelection in
the sPrng as delegate from the county Of Stat
ford
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-04
BY INLOES < BROTHER.
Successors 10 G. c. woap, Corner onno,,. m
Bell Tavern.

SUPERIOR FURNITURE.
pn SATURDAY MORNING, January al AZ IN o,.lo,k
IN ont OF our store, will be sold great variety Of Mi
eaneous articles, tose thes the following Ven
set Mahogany Dining Table.
splendid Pier Glasses
Mahogany sideboard
Tea Tables; Sofa
a.az,, Ioene Tables together with ChsiI. Bed, and
POSTPONEMENT.
living 10 the ineiemtGey of the weather The ,hax. ..s
o'clock. ~ eN''s"sSi 'sn th at ~
ji2
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-04
MAURS & pURoELL,s

- :. <NSAA WE OfFlC
NJ the Once now in the occupancy Of ID. s.
Gregory & Co.
-Coleetions made an the PRINCIPAL cities IN the
Inioa - ''-
Checks New York, Phla4einhia Rsltifnore and U,sl
tngion, bought and sold n the current rate.
20 Every description Of uuCurrcnf (solyenD Hank
Noesi purchased AZ the lowest rate or discount.
10 Premium PAID on Foreign and American Cold and
Silver ' ''
REFERENCES.
w stenback, Esq Cashier Rank OF Va. Petersburg
yohnG Blsir' EfqI Cashier Farmers Bank, Richmond
Messrs II w A ~ Fly 20, Merchants %
WORKMAN, McGrudsr & Co, 90 IN
ST Myers Co, 10 -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-04
ExECUTOR,, SALE

w III te SOLD At public suction, al Rchmopd y,.,, q,
he county OF chesterfield 81 The an -. ~ y, IN
sraa al, The stock of Hors Caie and Iioxs IT.
,oIn. fosder, shucks STA W and Pianf.sio III,
~, osIongng 10 the estate OF lue Dr WIZ
snms h.s s so wiz be on credit OF moufhs for nj
csSb 80 - And Tor sums Of that amount and under
purchases y sSw, 90 upon the eredlt
de z5-d4cfd 20 =. Ef OF OF
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-04
CLARKk'S OFFICE.

AT the Coffee House, Leeshurg Academy Lottery VIII be
diswn " o'clock prizes OF $1,000 each, 10 OF IUo
uo 0 1910 IL oil so' &C. IS and 10 drawn. Teketss6.
Received Wednesday Evening.
lL lee sourS .oucryi Class p Prize Of sSn,oO0 400
cts IS.
For THURSDAY Evening
Leesourg class l prize OF sO,OUO, 20 OF 1000 &c
80 Nos and II drawn Tickets as
For Friday Evening
LeeseIrg, Class L. Caphal pnze sl2-Ooo, &c &c. 70
For Monday morning
NcIsourx Lottery Class A. drawn At Alexandra. on
siinrnay, the sih January Capitalists O01 1000 6Ol
~ iool and . OF 100, Sc Tickets $40. 10 Nos-and
era
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-04
EDTTCATION

TUE dulles Of my school will be resumed on Msnhy.
the fh % Januafyi vacancies can be SIZED 81 early -
iceioo, slther a the school Roou OF e Mrs Tompsh
BV.rats House. JOHN ! NElsoN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-04
TOWN HALL.
10 PRIZES EACH OF Aroma.
IN SCHEME AMOUNTING TO
100000.

State rmory and Town Hall Lottery Cia,s i,h. xl.,.
TO be positively drawn on Saturday, lao. i6,h ISL
. Coyn'tssi'ns'. Samuel Lucas, William cw,np Genre.
L. ne'' Charles p. Mayer, Charles c. Rldgely.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-04

EATCHEy FOR BALE VERY Low
~ y. ALLEN tfoiinerly led with the Ha,..
~ =, pen ,y benedict, Renedict Benedict 10
So, NJ w bene1,eiO importer NJ English, french m,
COD .s and retail offers for .ae !. OF
p-aIin, iaIna,i DopieI Anchor Esespement Re
o o D, s Pins, Rings, Gold Pencils and Il, dese
s, VI ssWeiry AZ retail, al twelve per cent belov ~
AZ Rees Watches and Jewelry exchanged or boash,
~ w al street, up Stairs, New York W ""oSht-
| de 22-e3N 1888
IHE 70 Isfiner.hiP existing Between "A On .z,vs,
20 :; Read, IT., under the frm Of z n GIs-,sr a
W. N uis Gay by mutual consent dSs solved
ZENAS B. GLAzfER
Riehmond n. T., ,e,o J. T. READ. Jr.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-04

Meisourg Lottery, Glass for lsiO-to be drawn a,
~ haehahIna; va, January 70 numbers-l3 drsyyo
SSnenei Prize OF $50 on 1900 61jO SOD .iGO $50
<VNo p prizes Of iooO &C. Tickets s0-shares In
proportion. certificate OF pac kase Of y vebols -,
will be sent sllO-shars s IN propoItlon.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-04
FF'oE 'lRdI SI.s. MAEiSE INSURANCE co ;

nv ,.r,..f hieisrnoHd, asa December is;n
Is oi hesoluion of the Board OF Dirertors az
-, S,hnion passed this day, notice Is herehs giSs
go. 1 meeting OF the Stockholders IN ,sa
fPeueheJ oi petonng the Legislature 40 40 a,1.na ,s
well =. s company as 10 allow the taxing OF Fire Sss
NJ. TSSrtDS 'e NJ next, az AZ O'Clock,
de2a dehI. iHoo' al ALfRiEND see'y.