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$4,000
AND
so PRIZES Of $1,000.

On Saturday, 2Sth August, 1911, the
VIRGINIA WELLSBURG LOTTERY,
Class G. for ISil,
Will be drawn at Alexandra, Va.
GRAND CAPITALS.
10000 DOLLARS
$4,000 Dollars 5000 Dollars
5000 % $500
2,297 Dollars
so Prizes OF 1000 Dollars
so OF 5000 Dolars-50 of 200 Dollars, &c
Ticket. only $l0-Halves S5-Quarte,s ~ 80.
Certificates of packages of. 20 wholes $3.50 90
do do 20 halves 65 90
do do % quarters 81 80
For Tickets and Shares or Certificates of Packages
in the above splendid Lotteries, address
j. G. GREGORY & CO, Managers,
Washington City, ID. c.
Drawings sent Immediately after they over to all
who order as above july 22-2aw3wd&c
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OFFICIAL.
JOHN TYLER,
PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES OF
AMERICA
TO ALL WHOM IT NAY CONCERN.

TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.
Satisfactory evidence having been exhibited to me
that ALEHASDER H. McGurFEY, Of Ohio, has been
appointed Consul Of the Republic Of Texas for the
port Of Cincinnati, in the State Of Ohio, do hereby
recognise him SUCH and declare him free 70 eIer-
else and enjoy such functions, powers, and privileges
as are allowed to the Consuls, Of the most favored
nations in the United States.
In testimony whereof, have caused these Letters %
be made Patent and the Seal OF the United States 20
be hereunto affixed
Given under my hand at the city of w ashington
the 5th day OF Aug A ID. 1871, and Of the
It's Independence Of the United States Of Amer
lea, the sixty sixth.
JOHN TYLER.
BY the President
DANIEL WEBSTER, Secretary Of Stale.
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NEW BOOKS.-Liyes Of eminent men Of Italy
~ Dante, Petrarch Boccacio Machiayelli, Gall'ieo
Lorenz de Medci, Tassi, Guarini, Vittona Colouna'
and GoIdoni in two volumes, by Montgomery Mrs.
Shelley, and Sir David Brewster.
The Secretary Of Macchiavelli, the Siege Of Flo
renee, in vols, by Mccarthy.
Barnaby Rudge No. II, with Illustration
Just published and for sale by +. TAYLOR OF
for circulation to the subscribers to the Wayery CIR
culaling Llbnry. aug
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In Alabama where the Election Of members Of the
State Legislature is at hand the following question is
put to the candidates from the great county Of Madi
son:
Will you, if elected, endeayor to keep branch or
Office Of discount and deposite Of National Bank out
Of the llma Of this State should Congress charter
nnrl
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MFRS. ROBINSON, dth street, between and Y
l streets respectfully offers her services 70 hs La
dies Of Washington as Mantua Maker and she y
confident that her work il inferior TO none 10 tue
ted States She invites the Ladies Of Washington 70
give her call and judge for themselves she
the satisfaction they have evinced at her work her
residence 10 retired from the noise and hustle OF the
Avenue, which renders it more pleasant for Ladies'
aug 7-3t
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.ws RELATING TO THE PUBLIC

- Avs RELATING TO THE pubLio
LANDS, for sale by r. Taylor IN Two soaa ,i%s
containing also instruction. ssus soa 0 General Land
o G with Judicial dec,.ons and official opinion, :,
The Attornies General on questions arising uhasi w.
Land Laws-wrh engraved plates, mspsi suIssy nd
dian reservations, &c &c. Prepared BY ORDER o. IL
~ ~ '"' NC = r. TAYLOR
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TIE Closk f'ediar looking up.-Judgc Halliburton,
the au hor Of Sam Sllck" took his seat Judge OF
the Supreme Court Nova Scotia, few days since,
He has previously held scat on the Bench Of the In
ferlor Court OF Common Pleas there.
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r legislative AND DOCUMENTARY
IL history ofthe Bank of the United States by M
ST. Clair Clarke and ID. A. Hall. few copies Tor
sale by FRANCh IAfLoh.
aug 5-3t
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C,PEEcHEs FOR SALE AT THIS OFFICE
- Hon. J. W. Huntington's CT, on the Bank Bal
~ per hundred. n,n-a
Hon. n r. Tallmadge on the Bankrupt Blu y
uer hund ed
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MAGNIFICENT SCHEMES.

4 prizes Of $4,000 amounting TO 100000,
ron 25TH SEPTEMBER; AND
$4,000 10000 25, 600,
FOR 23D OCTOBER.
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At the annual commencement at Amherst College
held on the 22nd ult, the degree Of Ill. D. was con
ferred on John Tyler President Of the United Ststes
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Precosious Gtnius.-At a late meeting Of the So
cciy Tor the encouragement of Fine Arts IN London
the first pllze for oil painting gained by Gustaye
Graduai, child only nine years Of age
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Anthons Classical Dictionary notice of which APP
peared in our columns Tuesday is for sale in this
city for The publishers by Mr.. F. Taylor Book.
seller.
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We learn, direct from Wisconsin, that Gov. Doty
has arrived at Fort Smelling, his way to treat with
the Sioux and Chippewas.
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GLoRous News FROM EURoPE.-The Paris fashion
ables have discarded The Of corsets The Female
world can now breathe freely.
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A friend familiar with the matter has furnished Us
with the following estimate Of the production and
consumption Of coffee for l64l
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]. G. GREGORY & co. Managers,

SPLENDID UNION LOTTERY, Glass 8, 1871.
To be drawn at Alexandria d, @. on Saturday, Sept
25, ls4l.
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II Orders for tickets and shares and certificates OF
packages in the above splendid schemes will receive
,he most prompt attention. and the drawing Of each
lottery will be sent Immediately after it over, TO all
who order from us Address
j. G.. GREGORY s. co. Managers,
Washington, ID. c.
July 3l-law6wd&c
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BRILLIANT SCHEME
4 prizes of $4,000 Dollars, max
ing 10000 Dollars.

$50, oOo-S3o, oo0-s25,ooo.
ON SATURDAY, OCT. %,
THE GRAND UNION LOTTERY, Glass 9,
for lS4l,
Will be drawn at Alexandra, D. c.
10 Drawn ballots.
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At Alexandria Va, on Saturday, Aug II, lS41, the
VIRGINIA LEESBURG LOTTERY,
Glass NJ, for 1871, will be drawn.
GRAND CAPITALS.
10000 DOLLARS!
10000 Dollars 5000 Dollars
$500 . 1000
: 500 2195 $
25 Of 5000 Dollars
Tickets only sl0-Halves S5-Quarters 81 80
Certificates ofpackages of IS Whole Tickets $3.50 90
Do. do 20 Halt do 90 w
Do do IS Quarter do 30 so
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Mr. TOLAND presented petition Of number
Of merchants Of the city OF Philadelphia asking that
the consideration of the bankrupt bill be postponed
till the session of Congress.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-04-22
Nrmz Fora 1eoislature.

In The SENATE, Tuesday. resolution adopted au-
;horsns the printing Of COPY Of The report Of the America,
In>,isl;c each school district library The State
The sil respecting the Receivers Moneyed Corpora
ton. was read 4 third tirsc and passed.
The bill the promotion of Agriculture then taken
up in Committee the Whole the Committee with
taking any question
Conr: o. Errore-A, 10 o'clock the Senate took re
and the Cour, opened, The Lieu;. Governor.
Chancellor. ana ,seny-thrcc Senators present. After hear
and asposin: OF single the Court adjourned
the as, TUESDAY in May The Senate then resumed
Legislative business, and shortly after adjourned.
II Assl~yrY. Monday evening. the debate OF BIZ.
Swackha7r> resolution relative Mcleod cor7espoa-
iencc and on proposed amendment, .: Nix. Hoffman,
WAS resumed and continued by Ncsss Howle. Grout and
O'SalEva7. until the adjournment,
On Tuesday. b;lls passed FOR the relief OF Trinity
Church IN relation 70 Christ Church O<1yego to incorporate
the Nevloy Bible and PTaycFbook >oe;. and for other
olgc.;> Of local or private nature.
resolution offered ard adopted the Commits
.ioacrs arpon;c! settle the disputes between ne land
crl ard Tenants Resscl.c-ick rcpo-,
p7ocecd;nss he Hou>e.
recess r,kea I'll hai:7as: :a-ec II order then 70
continue the consideration Of NJ >rackha.ers resolution
rcla,;vc - Mcleod
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VIRGINIA.

\, election to- Ne crs OF Congress- AMI Of the State
LEGISLATURE TAX. place throughout, Virginia TO-DAY ne
intense political excitement OF year has been succeeded
not Inua,rr, by yery general apathy winch Will ensure
h vote IN all bu; few sharply contested Districts and
Counties. The accession Mr.. Tyler The Prcsidenoy
anil the perpcxi,y which attends the caor;, OF some OF the
tar-.pltnr cawing politician, for which Virginia / 30
faoi- 10 determine their lcngiiude and bearings
somewhat corarca,,. The aspects OF the canvass
bat, 80 far a.. We fyc been able TO udgc the proba5ii!
now i that the result VIII be nearly dTaSa battle.
Al present tho Van Buren, opposition party have d.
cdri a.ccndancv in c Congressional Delegation while the
Senate i equally dyilcd-l6 to l6-an the House OF Dele
,c :, Wing In the Legislature the senate j pretty
certain to he Wing tue House OF Delegates dOuotiu and
tho Congressional Delegation i most likely cNhibi; small
Van Buren, MINORITY.
we believe ,he election OF the following Wing. 20 Con
crc.. /, very nearly certain
FnAScts M,lroRr, from Norolk-nO opposed
Hr.RY 4 WISE FROM Accommodates.
Jouv NJ BoTrs from Richmond City-ian;ly opposed.
Cr7HBrrr POWELL from Louloun strong Wing Dis
tIict.
Grorer W SUMMERS. from Kenavha-no, opposed.
RroH,Rp " BAR1oS. from Frederick Wing District.
JANIS G,R1A<p or Cos. GIlMrE, from AJerncrc.
wtiLr.M ]. GoCriy. from Bcdford-s;rongy Wing
ions T>1tArERRo from the Northern Neck District.
a H. H. SruARr from Augusta Wing District.
Total 10 pu OF 81 The three last out OF danger
bu; 10 balance accidents. hope for the success OF
joins HuL (pre<cnt Member in the buckingham Dis
tric,: Van Buren, las, fall.
VINCENT WrrcHsR, Pit,sylyania: slightly do.
RopgRr B CoHniy. Caroline or else X NJ I Hunter.
who is about onc-,hri Wing
We shall be very we'll satisfied with 10 Wings in the Dele
CATION. Including one crooked The new SEN
ate will probably stand Il Wing IA V Bthe House as
the fortunes OF this day shall decide
We have made arrangements receive earl. and nuthcn
tic at,iccs from different sections.
The candidates for Congress- with the vote Of the several
Districts Tor President last November. follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-04-22

number should fall short OF that amount, is to De compile
,ed v such of the conscrpt of former years as have not
been vet called upon TO serve
In another place will be found the official account OF an
attempted in>urrec,on at Marseillcs
letter from, Milan The following nslancnoy
,ernin,ion Of the life of Field Marshal Count hade1Sy
Conmandcr-in-chic of the Austrian army IN ItaE
Distinguished officer had time been afflicted Win
o,,n, in hi ewes which at length desenera'ed into
For lone ,yhil, no one wosd venture TO ac4uHnt
sr' with The real state Of the case last his physicians
on being urged BY him to tell the truth explained the oar
s,rou natarc OF the disease. He received the %
with apoarent frnnesS but ne was lett alone IN
his chamber ne ,eok one OF his pistols which always hung
by his bedside and >lot himself The Austrian army mas
,bus los, one of il. mos, able commanders.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-04-22
HINTS FOR A NATIONAL. BANK.

NJ. Editor Of the Tribune:
see YOU have set about Tie work OF answering me
SIMS ,avs against National Bank, and cndea'orins To
SUGGEST the outlines Of such Charter Will avoid It's nos
l;, and ve, meet the wants and necessities Of the Country
think YOU nave undertaken hard task; and as am
probably better acquainted with the disposition and nature
IS Tho Sun managers than YOU are think can help YOU
Herr, are the outlines such fiscal agent OF the Govern
men As will 10 give cntire satisfaction TO hosc
gentlemen:
/ Capital according circumstances 10 De paid IN IN de-
prccatcd and auctua,ing State Stocks.
> Location on the sharp OF Nassau and Spruce
streets but that of redemption be somewhere IN the back
wood. OF Ulster County tha, could not climb 10
without breaking his neck.
g. No Directors or npcrtncn ovcrscers whatever but
President appointed by himself and his Clerk made Cashier
by the same authority the former having entire and un-
n,olcset control.
l. Rate OF ntercs, from to per cent per 'eee6 ac-
cordns TO the necessities i the borrower
) No nonsense of specie redemption but the notes TO be
wappcd for others when any body insists H. and VII!
stand a shave to get rid of them.
s. In case of a run on the Wildcat Redemption othce
aforesaid the Peter Funk charge weigh out cents YER,
deliberately At the hour until the creditor pa
cnce i exhausted and he forced take back the rags
. Moses Y Beach By the Of the Charter, 10 be
perpetual President and taetotam.
Such. Mr. Editor are the outlines OF National Bank
which would secure the enthusiastic and vehement support
Of YOUR amab ncghbors and their eyes be strictly pal
paby Constitutional and safe
Your humble servant, RED DOG
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~ All prvpau. who wnna back number OF the
~ To our Friend. down town
SCOTCH BANKING.

The Journal of Commerce constantly holds up 10 the nd
irou Of ii. reader, Scotch System OF Banking Very
we'll We do not object that system for Scotland let u
go whether i, il equally well adar,cd ih Coun'ryoT
rather whether the Journal allow, the whole ~
tom, or only par, Of IL
of course We uccd no, that Scotland part Of
Great Br ,a,r-us completely the Counties West OF
Cavuga are Of tn. In point OF fact, Scotland i,
more intimately connected with England and with London
than our Western Counties With the Eastern and with this
CITY Non that England has National Bank and that IL
influence porn, Throughout, the realm. but especially
throughout the Island OF Grca, Britain fact OF pretty gen
cr notorcty Where then, the basis OF the journal ar
gun,cnt Scotland that paper asserts gets along very
we'll with system of free local Banking Granted: but
docs she do tins in the absence ofa National Bank Not
a whit more than NcwYork whou, such Bank IN
$780, not particle more than Western Ncwlork would
be without National Bank now located IN ihiS
Civ The Journal premises reach lis concu-
sion.
The truth tina, the Exchanges and Currency of Scotland
arc not only regulated by National Bank but her Banks
so much laudcd apon basis. The OF the
Bank of England legal tender from the Scotch Banks
To their creditors; of panic and run local or
general these Banks apply once 10 the Bank OF England
and arc sustained BY loans of paper with which they
NICE, the run 1t would be marvellous i; the Banks OF
mainly Agricultural and but slightly Commercial country
could not stand under such circumstances
But do the tnc,s cited by the journal any sense
the glcat question asa,;ng this country Dothc Banks
OF Scotland ever aspire furnish than ioca! cur
rcncy Will their pas, freely currency
DAYS ride South eft Edinburgh How would they undertake
transfer millions OF Government funds from London
and Liverpool Quebec, Gibraltar and Calcutta required
10 be distributed As local Banks, they doubtless do
very WELL local system Scotch Banking may be very
good one and doubtless is for Scotland that would
qurc some modification adapt it the wants OF tins
country very probable.
The Journal applies ncorrcc;ywc do say. Ky design
its citations from eminent British this subject
The Bank OF England and that ireland enjoy ,7osopoi
the right issue and ccsatc paper money within
Tain liu,its-,ha, Of England believe Is allowed the
zion Against this monopoly many cnncn, writers have
urged weigh,y occt.n Every that While the
Bank OF England what is, and the relations be-
tween England and Ireland ,hcy Na'io-ai
Bank OF Irelssi ab,ur;y and ii monopoly ineN
eu.ablc oppression So much and asserted the
Journals quo,aon from SIR Henry Farncl The quotation
from McCuoch simply ,ha; ;hc system OF local Bank
ius existing Scotland better ;han that which prevails
England To all this have objection. Yet under the
akil;l manipulation Of the Journal these eminent political
economists ayc made appear authorities sains, the
p.o2riety oi any National Bank + this candid
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-04-22
APPOINTMENTS BY THE GOVERNOR AND SENATE


pprcassS-Ea42-i Bu,,olpA Poesakeep>e, examiner
ehaacerN piScc @: Virgil n. FCsc>;eeL
Keep OF Homer. judge Il re
Gss q Jane
lsv~eTc>-Sraual H Eit1arsh Mount sor> judge Of
ccaE, p!ses Of William fzcy, deceased
EPa7a C0Se ii Geeso aotar puhc. he iAr o. May
re-spYOiscS
William IL Mer-i; .: ls Inspector .: hf aai pOrs, laee
q Cae>:e5 Al,Orj.
wsin n Nors.a soaas No iaPeio, Of stf and pork
2lso- .! j0.za;saz RcAz-d>ou-
Fez5.z1 F f~o<> >a, es.zeery. aaee
G>o-Ss Ha>tis-S
Healee OCsaece> sAaaeery paee ofEea-
p&-aia {. CosS
Ala, paza A,Oa, eHaae+ II eA4see-y, l. Pe Of H
c Hc>gass.
wAlss-cyre, lesaara o:Fa-ys- inspector Of ,oe ss4as.
-scciscs.-A distressing accident occurred 5Oa7d :ae
S'eaaab; Gen, Br=dy on Thursday las;. Sc AZ
F7Oaohias tie tAa,as AZ Cineiaaa;i. gentleman named
Cha;''eon bad sOae O. board. aa he <:e?P.as re
ShSi' he engines siaS sl II aosioa his foo: S??ed and
throwing oa his sustain himself VS. caus, 5s
tween nc chow and shoulder. IN he y Wheel and o.
tie ~as Immediately carried 70 the Oee Surgeon here
sore line7s were removed aad he proper dressings AZ
pied 10 the shattered la.5. He + likely - co vel
= s'ri naraci Ma7se7r, Payne Eeee=,sy eor=-zi..ea
>sscSic n Washington ;. taking a7<e=ie.
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Bv this Mornings Southern Nail.

rson RIO JASxiRo.-Thc ship Commerce, Cap, JUS
arrived at New Orleans on the l2th INST; from RIO Ja
having made the passage in ia day. There psas
stirring in the way Of news. Great preparations ~ers u
ing for the coronation OF the young Emperor Don Peipr
a yo~ng lad only l6 years OF age
l,rr. number o: $ vessel, OF had 0ecn n ,,
during the la,s month The L. s f'ga'c Potomac, Sic
Decatur Marion. Concord, and schooner Eu;erprle ca
prse, tile fleet on the Brazilian station The fTsate c,
cllaton was to sail for the East Indies IN four days
the prize brig AIalck Abdcl, Lieut. Ogden was 70 $
for the United States day The l. ) soop Boston
sailed thence for the East Indies. The slooPs Da5
Yorktown. accompanied BY the ship Relief hai ~
tor the Pacific.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-04-22

Acknowledgements Reynolds has been nominated ior
Congress by the Opposition the Tuscunba District, Ala
bana. in place of Hon. David Hubbard. declined The
Gnc Ticket OF each party /, neary complete as follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-04-22

~ The New.Orlcans Bee OF the 18TH says that leae
had been received that da, IN that 'i'y sta'n; thai P
dent HARRl<o> lay at the point of death The niehses
was doubted because the letter was dated Apr7Il
mails Of the next day however lspeed ;heir dOrbus
cas-, deep gloom of and sadness over the VII
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7 II + 7 RIB \ E.



ErrntnIn Yesterday. TRIBUNE the Loe~Fceo SroPeA''f'
ofr. ssa printed proprietor. In 'pLns OF Mr. >nse' |
point .aid he had Tr'nuned through NJ fs'st''
,asr,i,, AID a mani, keaef bat printed part
acx,r.,l comulniut. hare been made NJ the
0nsee. twice for The payment for III rpa'
w h, inquiries -rined tti several errirf' ~
the soPFasc II that paper have er
to whom aaief mo
bse~i.c subscribed for the paper T. Pre,,n'
would the Second and tourth WARDS r''
that those W ard dd the Iprm0cfi
Ali persans who want back number" OF '"e
Tribune. whether three, full set are rc4"feu
office them t~Tydioy "" Hn 'nPPn
them may able Do 10 Hinrro7 and neN
W. have printed i, number purpose 70 'f'oih'
friends. wu cheerful, do a. lons l. ne e4a be
to-day
~ To Friend. down town-lor TIE COM 20,
OF our fs. tn, ri Ward 40 hatr Arranged Wa Ni : W.
u Merchants News fcom> Vail nrsr fcar'ree 10
subscriptions for 1t IRIrvNt hoN
open favor of our friends from 4 "
weekday. wishing TO be served aHs 'h
paper pcr~ with Ny Hale >inc' e'fo'
aIHays for .alrs hrs Ncw.-Eoor. Pricc, Ono Cent
Subscribers will please the Cfrr;s 'iNrene P'
hcra>es patrunlinc but dealing win th
pap- the Carricrs. and look to th o'l "
payment W. desire ps, advance from CITY s"oef'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-04-22

An Error Ssir4lcr.-A svndnE operation .; the nea
c.. hiad was rccca,y pcrPc,yacd in Cincinnati by
Of which the Lafayette Bank Of ,ha; ci done OF; Of
$4,000 by villain who has escaped Ii appears
tina, abou, the las, OF March Mr. Gaao the Cashier OF the
Lafayette Bank received lcNy BY mail purpor;inE to be
fun The Commercial Bank OF Ncworcaas enclosing hall
certificate OF ,ic,os in favor Q; " NJ Parker, Lonon.
20 the amour, $4,000 and requesting him to deliver that
sum to Mr. Parker upon the presentation Of the FIRST half
On the SO;h OF April Nix Parker made his appearance Pre-
seated TIC f>, ha and reived the o'her which
VA. toand correspond and sold the same to ' CONNER
ee Bank yeciving The Of tina; RanS in payment Nj
Gano had da Acknowledged the reip' 9: the above Letter
ana 10, the >gh;cs, suspicion eNeed ua' he l5;
INST when Mr. G rccvd letter tror the Cashier c: the
Ncwo.eans Bank stating TIA, re had kaowcdse o:
soh lc,,er; tina, = had rcec iro The Bank Ct Ken
lucky upoa >inilSy AMI presumed ;saad had
hccn pracuccI
The person who represents 81. Parker sn'ai man
with brown auburn HAIR gather bread forehead and SNcn
expression coan,eaaace As liberal reward val doubt
hess be offered any who cec,s the sue W. bc well
paid,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-04-22

r. Hon. jaime, Garland has addressed letter. VT
appears in the Richmond Wing OF tuesday last to
Fellow Citizens of the Abermure Congressional D'''rt
explaining his political opinions and conduct, and espee
soliciting their support preference to his rival Gov Glib
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-04-22

% 1t IS stated in the New-orleans Bee that AF Ten
who was stabbed by his servant boy on board the caS
CLrpcr. some DAYS ago. will recover.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-04-22

" The Edi,oralcharge OF the Charlottesville, Va At
cate has passed into the hands %: Mn Allan b. Magrud
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-04-22

" In the Louisville (ky) District Wing Convex
ha, nominated VIM. H. Field for Congress. Shelby Cos
was not represented, and James C. SPFigg Esq refuse
abide the decision. Newton Love Ia the Opposition ca
date.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-04-22

NJ The notorious vessel the Mnlek Adhei arrived a;a
,nore on Tuesday from Rio Janeiro. under command
Lieut. Ogden OF the [. S. Navy. The crew have al! %
arrested. examined and committed on a charge OF piracy
Joseph Nune1 the Captain, escaped at Bahia and wasi
rctakcn