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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-09

- FALL STOCK.
BOOTS, SHOES, LEATHER TRUNKS, &c.
Az T. arc receiving per vessels from phtlsf,
W pha, New York and BOSTON. our Fan and MINER
stock Of Goods, which comprises usual very h1e
sortnrut ami which w m SOLD by Isc kaye - zen or
par, Ch'Hp Euois Of corresponding uay can be
purchased in any house Virginia We invite all from
purchasers generally. ID. BURLINGTON d co,
&C. 70 Mansion
~ my : A Nh con Nrn y >IEn on, NJ.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-09
DAVIES g. Frs
PIANO EDRTES

TIE deserved reputation which the instruments inside
Il by Messrs. Davies a. Brothers., Of New York has at
tanned since their introduction into this city,
the suhscr1berto en- er into an snZensnt With the
lecturers tor tic sale Of their Instruments;
quen'ly supply Will he constantly hand From
perence OF in the sale or Piano Forrcs
city, anu being practical workman himself the sub.cr
Der can with confidence recommend those instruments
possessing all the modern Improvements, combining
sweetness AMI brancy Of tone equal Instruments
81 any other manufacturers IN the United states.
The prices Of tncse instruments from $3.50 down
as low as SIS Persons wanting good PIANO
be deferred from trial OF these Instruments
their cheapness, for all who have tried Of the
priced ones have been asoushed TO ind them equal in
touch and tone 10 those Of twice their Being
Of the Oh Dominion, the subscriber natters himself that
q those IN want OF good p ano Will but give him call
and examine ant Instruments he feels confident
OF liberal patronage.
Any instrument proving defective may be exchanged
within twelve months after purchase.
JOHN TVRPIN.
Ps-Au kinds Of Cabinet Furniture for sale al prices
10 suit the times. to Three doors below new EI.
iha"e BAH and nearly opposite the Merchants Coffee
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-09
Valuable. IRON AND LANDED PAD
FERTY, FOR SALE

hAAt ttlk SALE.
IlL slhsrIloet rs authorized Ian hnI n
Lhni tn ne county OF BItctour the pIopeTfy OF Lanes
:. Wood Esq lying on Back Creek a branch OF J.mss
hNcr within miles II tue RIVER aud $ ,ries from m
tyaHih On ths properly here are ine1hausibe mines
OF ron ore he sam" - that used At the braed Io
Ncfiic t mace, the qualify Of which Is not onlv vel
known and highly approved. but believed 10 be equal 10
any ever W'rsgl Boz TIE stale of Nrgnia-Temarkabeb oth
ioL bar Iron aud foundry purposes. wv"
me property consists Of 7OJ2 acre. Of land Of which
sl' ~ may he calc hat and the residue rnountsin
a.' pny y acres oi the whole cleared and improv.
co. dna tIg balance Is covered with valuable .wns ami
roaiug umbcf The improvements consist OF w. 80.
uN -f'si nil two dwelling houses, large barn srTh
s"lf d" c an about Boo the the f,nt Al which
pu SINE site tor the furnace. fall OF 81 feet here nav
.omdn' ne whole of Back Greek constant s,r, at and
sl.eny Iarg" 'r the purpose andihc wood for coal.
lnl 900 aNuliani qttuIy, dud the aud luss-one I'm
usually convenient 20 ths point. ' "
Considering ihc zcu advantages Of this PROPERTY viz.
t approved qua ny OF the ore which will ensure a ale
o 1c whole production, Rich monI az the hrbes MAJ
sg lt' Hs convenience Co James River, and the e1pec.
lsuoh u - speedy completion Of the Canal 70 Bucnsnsn
now n operation lyuchhuE the abundance oil fuel ,D
NN'i p"Nert and rs lccaon, the us " arcat gra,
growing rrgHu can freely say that know Of mo- ioin.
pruFci property Boo the state present ing equal tnr
i1r ur manufacture Of pig irgn. For terms which will be
ast'i n''AinGi Apply to J. X. ANDERSON
- ~ Richmond. Va.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-09
PAPERl PAPER

EAfEkl fNfth
WE have on banda large sentiment Of a knfs Of ia
w per, ~ The FtHnkln manufacture consisting Of Tap
ruled AMI L1u; l,Ucr, ruled HuI pau; Envelope, Post
Once AMI Wrapping Paprraud AZ pccs that cannot siI
io suit purchasers
10 We can alec have, short no'ce Kind Of Pa.
per mode. JANIS slZER 4 SON, Agents
oc lin Franklin Manufacturing Company
lUTrEN AND LARD cw hrkins MOI N
ID TAIN BUTTER and LARD, received for sale, by
seiO SHIELDS sOMERvILtR
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-09

RoCKBRIDGE ALUM SPRING WATER.

- = BBLS Zeiger's Oh Rye whiskey-ani
- Newton GuTcCa, NurHock a Co.'S OLD Madeira. and
Gmar's OH sherry q. Casks and halt Or. For
sale JOHN K. TRIP EFT A.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-09
NOTICE no TOgACCONI.Ts

TT'lIE subscribe have purchased oT Sir John a. Aru
his entire Patent Rrh fur lin BuVcs tot prsins ma.
nuiactucd Tobacco. We therefore forbid aII person.
|lsnr thciu unless PurchJscluf uswhch We will make
F. order, aud reasonable terms Tn stove Craze
bud Sheet Iron Mandatory, few doors below the Rel
pavrm. u \ g n WELLER
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-09
=. t-tilSE X SONS
ESSENCE IOARuOyS
& d

LYELI, JOHNSTON & LYELL
dc ~ A. J. Nc kutpr'g Old stand.
|ITSGhISU WHITE LEADING have iust no.
~ ccivcda supply "i Eu-s. White Lrti. In on which We
an confidently recommend 10 any who may want an extra
hTticlc for immediate Use.
fc 10 SAML ADIE & co.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-09

BUTLER : EFFERvFsCESr
MAGNE .SItS ApER!ENT

Together with Large assortment Of Note Books or Col
'cunn 1T Palm aHd Hymn Tuucs GENERALLY used in
hnIcncs aud cIu.-ul roL-n L. LN Alrnm. Aml--ra.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-09
GLENN's INDIAN HAIR ON.

tot frpuipunE tie Growth ami Beautiiyng tho HI.
@ 70. MAKING lsht or red hair several shades darker mo-
"a the har iTotn TAIL NJ turning grew
As va has "een ia use for about l. years, and has Si
e4' non u thousands who have tried H. being Ar
eAetLeht iAlR TONIC, stimulates and ipyisoras. 49,.
Lvos Whe % gives glossy sOness the hair itself a
lts ana Iehusmeu NhO have lost hair fro I'M
any u'Aer cause Will ind this Ot eNceIlentto reSore ~
nehS very penetrating, Is easily absorbed by the hsir
All shereiore not so greasy Oils &c in Generals re-
t $50 easinty prepared, Il Is well adapted for resstn
e -T IN general ior which purpose il is extensively
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-09
To TONN AND COUNTRY MERCHANrr
UNTIIER SUPPLY OLE NINIInIs nnnrs

FURTHER SUPPLY OF WINTER BOOTS
AND SHOES
81 pI the schrs Willis, Putnam aud Mar.
tul ID rag.usct, have received large sup
l plies ofFa aud Winter shoes and Ioots
stssp Ct iTcct from the han = OF the manuiacIu
IN r,TE, comprising 1uc of the largest and
49, bcr stock. thti have ever had anl Will
sell extremely low, lot each. TO soOd customers.
Amuug the above are the following, viz.
Mcus aai boys heavy scSed pcrged Boots
very cheap meas heavy scwcd and pcgEei DTogans-
llIs" sizes
Mems tue lined aud boun.l scved and posF ed Roots
Nous I'm" calf BDotCCs
Boys scwCi calf ant Rid BoocCs
Boys heavy stitched 10, ven strong
Ladies, fine seal Walking shoes, bound with leather
l.Ni.e-' fine lace aud sIIsp Boots ia,gc sizes
women scw-d Vets, ars. siz- aur broad
Nsscs tine sal shoes Jui noDccs all shapes end sizes
lCO PAIR Of Bicons superior shoes and Boots TOR chill.
dTen.
The above goods wei worthy the attention Of those
wishing 10 buy either wholesale retail They Lc
sold AZ very iuw UrcCs rAMI PTTNEN.
Wholesale anu Retail Dealers in Boots shoes Travelling
TTuuks &c. :, >.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-12
Gitp SrteIIisencf.
Reported for tie Ne~-YOrk Tribune
CIVIL COURTS.
THes.o.Y. Noremb

THeRso,Y. November H.
II tie Superior Court, to-day, before Chief lu.tee
Ilucs Jstce SaIdfo-d cb:-Eed verde, N bis favor for
$57e ~ sat &C, to ,Ec opinion OF the Cour; or CERTAIN
poul. cfa- being HI, salary Associate Judge OF hs
Court o. General Sessions under the late act OF the Le
gisat.re from May ~ to Sept 10 ofla,t yesr.
An Important trial Piscs 10 ae same Cosrt before
Judge 0lkley Il action brought by E. q. Oe-
rich and Lsrman against John Hageerty Sens TO &c
cover the value OF lot of goods consigned the pain
,i. to Ainsry Leeds i Co. commission merchants, 63
Pae-s:re- for sale, su, taken the failure Of tset
house January lsil, BY defendants As sr'aHse
msn hsd eD,ered irto tetwe-- ac,,rs Hasgerty
Anory, I.eeis & Co. that tae former hoat ad
her the latter, receiving menoTrnduHis oil
goods III L. & Cos. store which 10 be considered
collateral. On tho failure OF 4. l. & CO.. Msssrs II 6
gerry Sens took possession under this agreement, OF
.bos 4000 wo.;h Of goods hc- store. These gooes
belong person. aho had consigned them fer
sale nd several have been commenced by the
for their recovery ii being costsned that Messr''
Hasscrty & Sors asd no right to ther. The present
OF such art u, decision the rest will proba-
bly, topend. The Jury r1ve verdict for sitoI. being
CLAIMED and costs, ssbject to the opinion
OF the Court regard points Of law. This decision
will be of Importance The paru7s concerned,
a. a very large amour, iSineoiveG
New-York tribune., 1841-11-12
POLICE OFFICE.

THURSDAY, November II.
STEALING CoAr.-HeEry Stewart was, to-day, ar
rested and committed for purlonlEg from John LOoney
Sc Nuiberry-,tTeet, coat worth about -.
RoIBIsG An ExcHASGE OFFicE.--A boy named Tho
ms Burton arrested for having csmpasy With
another boy named James Dunbar broken the winGov
the Exchange office Of Lewis Hail. 33ai BroadEay
Fricny last, and stolen so in bills ior which he
committed pri.on. The 10y Douglas has since the
robbery been the House fieface for steal
ins some silk and ribbon from in Pcurl street
RogrrxG , PARAmoUR.-A man named Sylvester Clyne
soournng the Jersey Hotel of Washington
Liberty .treet., Wednesday night II house
bad fame, corner of Lte Water and An,hoHy-strees
where ne robbed SO in bills by girl ramed aaria
LOWRY with whom hs WE IN converse. She was ar
ret-d part Of the money fcand pon her, aud she
committed.
HooKISc HAM.--A woman named Agnes Smith was
arrested and committed for stealing hao from grocery
store.
CAPruRisc CLornlsc.-Wiam Peterson success-
fu IN capturing pairs Of drawers, shirt, aud
female under garments the house OF Mr. Pearcs No
81 Grand street for which captured rsd to
prison.
BoaRowIsc Bcors--John Booth ted by oGicer
Hofn;re with pair Of boots under mis- he had bo,
rowed ard forgotten return for which he
committed.
SPOONS SToPpED.-Mf Simpson. paxnbroker, of Chat
han-srcet, ta day detained colored who
pledge five large silver teaspoons him The black
fellow was taken Police Office and prison
STEALING HosEY FkoH 4 STORE "A nszcd Ed
ward Grace the Harlem Police
Once for having Sunday last, s,olea so back bill.
and co.n from tue drawer Of the OF Thomas Carroll
corner of 90th and the Old Road, for which be
committed 10 prison.
srEALisc CHAscs-A fellow named Edward Green
vas arrested and committed the Harlem Police Office
for .eaiag some .ilyer change from the drawer of Nor
man Hckcck corner OF lo9h and the 81 Avenue
New-York tribune., 1841-11-12
cnIrRT nr SESSIONS.

THURSDAY, November H.
Before the Recorder, Judges Lynch and Noah and
Aldermen Leonard and Hatfield.
TIE CASE or HuRo sn,Ess, indicted for ar'on in
burning the National Theatre, postponed until the
December in concurrence Of material witness for
the prosecution (Mr. Burton, the Manaser) bring una
voiabIy detained il Philadelphia.
Joseph sutton then tried for stealing from Joseph
Gossg Jr, residing in the Bowery, quantity of Car
pen,ers tools worth $50 So l.t October last As the
tool. taken didsren, tines the jury found him
gsy Of pctil larceny and Ii, sentenced the Peui
Tertiary for months.
George acCsrty was put upon his trial for pet, lar
ceny in stealing. the l9th October, worth $i5
whcs had been entrusted Mr. Charles Hsied, capaip
Of the steamboat Jas MADISON sell The found
in possession of the prisoner. The jury found the
cused guilty.
Jackson vermycn tried for assau; and battery
on Edward Fcarnn, of3j Columbia street. the
ing of the .3i June last, the of Avenue md
Second The complainant testified that in pro-
ceedng fire with engine 33, of which he is member
they by the prisoner aud others attached
engine A. aud struck by the sscused The Jury found
tho accused guilty. and the Court seatenced him pay
fac oil SO.
Wiliiim Engles, member of No. H. indicted for
sault and battery in the airay, Mr.. Buckrdge
foreman OF 80. pleaded guilty, and aso fned SO
William Henry Fsher, colored man, tried for II
grand larceny stealing from Jas. Harscu No 100 Amy
gold watch and chan vniued nj S52, the 18th
October last. The watch hanging up in the
and during the temporary absence Of Mr. Harsen, the
prisoner had entered the nnd taken down the watch
had in his hand vhen arrested. The jury found a
verdict OF guilty and the Court seatencea him TO the State
Prison for the term Of two years.
James Ellis and James II. Rclyou, two boys, were tried
pet. larceny having been found the 10th Oct7
Der last premises of John 81. Cavanagh, 53 Eliza
beth street. with steal Some clothing had been
removed, as Supposed, BY Ellis, from trunk IN o
the rooms, and who caught there. The other boy
discovered the outside Of the holding converse
ton with Ellis through the key hole Ellis subsequently
attempted escape through the ,cuttle Of the building
Found guilty aud sentenced each months the Pcn
tentiary.
Elisha Fitzgerald, Samuel Bryant and Jesse Fitzgerald
for assault and battery Ralph Onotead
s5 Chrystie street. 25th September. The
maker, seized by the defendants, and he'll
while his TOOLS & put in the street The accused
for doing so was, as they stated, acting up to h
agreement. The jury found than guilty, and judgement
suspended 10 allow aiidavi,s to be put III.
REcoGSIzANcE FoRYEiTED-i.aac X. Duustan, master
of the Cleopatra indicted for running down
sail boat Hurgatc, in which young man nam' d
Henry f. JAMS causing his DEATH and who was held Il
bail III s. Uo0 failing appear his recosnixance wa
f,rfe
New-York tribune., 1841-11-12
LAWYERS DIARY.
Nov. 70

C.LExp4R OF CrRcurr Couar-This Day-230. 90?,
49 IL g. - 95, 355 300 So 365. Sos, J69 3,e 81.
3s7 $50 .40 3l2 Ji7. al Is S65 2-5. So, 3d. SS
;a3 3o4 399 800. i0l, +s4 32 3iq, 3a, 3s SIC $40,
75, ~, Is l5c 400, rs, go.
cnsyp.K Of sr,EaloS COus4-4a. IS, 50, 81, 65,
-, 81 II, -, lij, 20. II, 7o, ~, e0, 81 - Il.
CALrxDAR OF CorRr or ConN0s PLEAs-NO Calendar
hth ed
New-York tribune., 1841-11-12

~ The stores of Mess,s. vliet s, Co. and Mr..
C. RHnyon, at New-Brunswic y. j., were seve-
rally broken into on Saturday morning. last. The
BURGERS obtained bag Of cents, lot OF tea, cot
fee and sugar, and few counterfeit, and broken
bank notes. Rather drv haul.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-12
AN IMPORTANT ARRIVAL !
Charlie. o,,Ialley in the field sr,;.
g. THE NEW WORLD Ofthe presen, w.,

O. THE NEW WORLD Ofihe presea, w,.,
yernbsr 49, Will be an uncommonly rch sad en-
ing number. our bulge; having besn amply ..rl..,
by the arrival al the steamships First cone, y,
les old iavorite, full OF fun aud frolc-
CHARLIE O'mALLEY
OF which W give one-hali Of the Soyerbe. Pa.
received. Itisa capital number
II A CHAPTER ON MoNEY-Aa Original =.
OF sreA, ability, tull Q; guam; saying., and r,,,
mealed TO all who are interested in the .qbiso,
III. BARNAsy RUDGE-sevsFal new ehap.,, :,
csived by the last steamers.
". TIE ADMIRAL'S DAUGHTER, being II. ,,
cla, OF this thrilling story.
Y. TIE DEAR OLD HAUNT-An Original PO..
VI. THE c1D's WEDDING, and MELIsESDs,
two OF Lo,khart's Spanish Ballads very aas.
WI. ApELA-A beautiful Italian story
VII cOphN-Linc. suggested BY Stephen, Tar,
X. FOREIGN NEWS AND SELECTIONS, ~,
copjous, with a Letter from Nr. Mcleod lie L..
don Editor OF the New World
=. TIE ELECTIoNs-lmpor;antE Editorial astc!s-
Musical Criticisms, axA foreign Musical l..,s
gclce-News Q. lie Day, Brevities, SC &c.
a7- Complete sets 81 the present enlarged ycla-,
The Quario New World, can be had by new ;utscrs,.
who Ill also be presented with the lst vol Of Cnl,,
O'liALLSY, gratis.
Trxm->5 year, IN slyancs 6; cents single. +
sale ev the AGENTS in all the cities aud Il, The one,
Am street where subscription. are solicited
Nov la-lt cY J. WINCHESTER, Publisher
New-York tribune., 1841-11-12
nrr-,- vo,v ELECTION. official.

NEw-YoRK STATE ELECTION --offieiat'
Whig ALBANY. Van bursP. sos-
Senate KilIisn miiicr--5474 Ersst's 6oINi- soi.,
Assembly Azor Taber- -5512 Jonn a: So.-
NJ. Van OIlRds. .5si5 Jonas sn, D. AZ. -se1. ,
a J. SAutes. -5i9l Cor IT, Palmer -ofii
CAYUGA.
u.r,v Wslle. 4520 Williaa Bsrtli; 1913
'ehN'e Park Niles .45ll Lyman Sherwood 4a03
,...-.5t, ivmap Bald~in45l2 Vincent heny i5O6
II. J. Corn~eil .ii15 Alvares JuppeT -;177
.Hovsl Torrey ..4iii John L Cuyier.-..4755
sb.r;F John Ricsardson4i,5 George II. Car. li95
coroaers Daniel L. Haisey.4417 Russell Allen - 47sa
Isaac Cady.--.. .4it5 I. j. McMasi-r. .i159
Asoi.TIoS = SeHd;e-Herry Bradley l-6. John Taoaa,
l59; assembly, (hghes) ~; SheriF, l73; Csroners
(hghssp Is6-
KINGS-SrxArE.
Loco lsa.c l.. varisp-- z5iq Elijah T Pprsy 25
Carroll. -Thos O'Connor- 23l G. Gotsberger-- 25o
As0!itiOn-arthur TaPpan-. ia Horace Dresser. 81
ASSEMBLY.
Ehig VIM M-Donald, 26:o Wa Con-eIyes 2Gii
LoeO.. William 81 UdaL -Z792 John 4. Lott ..-2,05
RENSSELAER,.
Sezate Kiilisn Miller. ..5l3a ErssTs Corning 1895
Assemtiy -Justus Motion n.5l22 George k Davs--jtll
j. II Gregory .5l26 Silas ~. WsIte $50
IS W. Daaa..-5Ic6 M4rtin-. Lansing -5.9l
Co. Clerk J. T L.mper -5Ioi Charles Hooper --5i17
Coroner Z, Whom I'd 1893 A. Aerri., -3i39
ULSTER.
Senate H. A. Livingston 359' Abraham Bocsee io-l
AssemBlv Peter Crspel jr-357s Abraham Jan-en i0ij
Lewis W Youns -3jf2 Jeremsh Russell. +Jl.
C0,one7s EZEKIEL Storms ..3575 Edrond Suydam i0sG
Isra-iVan Keuren3j6i Jnr.es W. Cooper 1910
New-York tribune., 1841-11-12

Y Tae new of Temperance will be celebrated to-
day by the Thirteenth Ward Ja:enile Association. A
procession will march through the principal of the
Ward in the afternoon, and IN the evening meeting will
be held in he Churck the of Broome and Ridge
streets when 'evera dialogues will be pokcs and appro
pirate music performed by the children.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-12
Bv this Mornings sauthe,n aail.

HElL7H o. NEw-ORtEASs.-ReP0rt Of the
Clarity Hospitai.-During the "A hours ending
On the evening of the 3ls, ul;.:
Admissions s, of which 0 yellow fever.
Di>charges I, g
Deaths ),
Narnber Of patients remaining. SOL.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-12

DEFECTIVE GUSs.-An able writer at Washing
ton is addressing series Of letters to Mr.. Clay
on the subject of Southern and Western Arrnories.
In one OF them the writer says: s. In urging the
importance OF good guns, such a national toun-
dry wodld give te our vessels OF war. it Is only
crssary remind you of the fact that in the lasi
war we had more men kiAsd on The LGhes By tie
bursting Of or O,r,l guns than bythe shot Of The
enemy. Its terrible thing in action, and great
damper upon me bravery OF the most gallant tar,
when he is afraid of hi. own piece
New-York tribune., 1841-11-12

FIELDS ASoprxE SHAylss CnEAm.-We have been
usiu. pot Of hs article and fnd emoIiest proPsrtie
TO be as stated by proprietor. There Is less of the
burning uPoa shaving resiung after
applying ,hi, Cream after almost any other compo-
.it:ou xs have used We cheerfuIy recommend
atrial Of its VIRTUES fieads. II Is also very excel
lent for washing, especially inf.nu.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-12

u For the Official s,a,ernen. by Wards of ,be
Voses cast in city at the late Election, F-st
New-York tribune., 1841-11-12

~ MIR. BRAHAM had his Second Concert al
Stuyvcsant Institute last evening, which was filled
with gratifed auditory. We doubt if in his
pa!miest days he ever gave more unalloyed satis-
faction.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-12

PoRS.-The Saneamon Qllinoi>) Journal SAYS
there Is an abundance of pork hogs ready for mar.
ket in the central portion of IIlinsis They OF
hno size and well fattened. The Journal alse says
that thousand pork hogs can be purchased in
Iazewell County, (Ilhnois) in three DAYS at dol
lar and half per hundred. The same price rules
elsewhere, and these who are buying here do not
give more than 81 80. 1t is hardly probable that
much advance will be made upcs this price
New-York tribune., 1841-11-12

FIRE iS MAlSE.-The machne-shop ef the
Mousam Manufacturing Company, Kennebsnk,
Maine, was destroyed by fire on Monday hight, 6th
INST. Loss, $1,000: partially insured
New-York tribune., 1841-11-12

PERSECUTION OF THE CHRISTIANS ~ TURKEY
The German papers state that new atrocities had
been committed on the Christian population of the
Turkish provinces. The Augsburg Gazette, under
date, Frontiers Of Turkey, l2th ult. states that
Ali Pasba had expelled more than 800 Christian
families from their dwellings at afastan, who were
obliged to bivouac in the open fields.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-12

~ hCTt iB In eS1t%Hd,-DR. Will
LlAASS celebrated Compound Extract of Hoarhoand
Balm Of Gisad and Slippery Elm the cure Of Cough.
Col4s, Consumptions and Splitting Of Blood Liver Com
plants, Pain IN the Side and Chest Pleurisy Asthma
DysP Psia, Whooping Cough. Nigh, Swea;s
diseases that Predspose Consumption. Dr. Williams
would respectfully refer TO the following Medical Gentle
aen TO those Who doubt the efficacy Of the above Extract
j. 5. hllbourn, II. D., IS WaIkcrstreet X. p. G.ull
NJ D., i2i Broadway; r. F. iibsard, 81. D., 90 J.hn-
street; and H. Zabriskie NJ. D., Jersey City. AlSo,
the following narses Of persoHs few among the
ihousacds that have bees cared by the Of this Hed
cine: l.. S. Mondon, l32 SIKH Ayense; ~ Randall l2i
sullivan street; Mre. Sarah Turner 5lS Uudsonstreet
j. W Spear, a22 pearl-street; Mss n. Gsy York st
Hr. Tarncr, 10 John-sreet andH s. Williams 81 Cetha
The above Extract sold wholesale asd retail
By DR.. Marcus Hurd corner Washington and Cortland
streets. DR.. WIN Macy ll9i Bowery, Church Di,pep
,ary corner Spring and Bo~ery; ChiIton's s4t Canal,
.tres; G. w. Badger Newark ard by Druggists in III,
cosnuy generally. Price, 81 pc, bottle with D.r,c
HONS. nsIw.
u Medicines of Best Quaiiry-Approyeo
Popular Reaedie lie aches, English and French Perfuu
cry, Soaps, Brashes, dc., for sale by
}. d l. CODDINGToN, Druggists.
~ 'hii' zSE Hndson st. cDruer OF Spring.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-12
STANLr Thorn; hy HLSEy CocKToS, Esq Author Of
Valcstne Vox, the VentriloIust, &c. Lea
blanchard. New-York: Wn. Kerr < Co.

the body OF Mr. Niiam Wilson, OF Erie, Pa. was
found dead on the pavement in front OF the Asso-
cia,e Beformed Church on Eighth street. il aP-
pears lhat the deceased WAS intoxicated the even
ing previous, and had been on the steps in front Of
the Church. from which he fell aad killed himself.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-12

D Bishop HucHEs of this City ectured last
evening before the Mercantile Library Association
of Philadelphia on = The Life of Plus VII. con
sidered as one of the Characters of the Great
Dlama Of which Napoleon acted the chief part
New-York tribune., 1841-11-12

~ The New World of this week contains cx-
clusivey a portion of CHARLES O'MALLEr re
ceived by the last steamship in advance of its
publication in England. 1t is worthy of the best
scenes OF that Ifs-ke story
New-York tribune., 1841-11-12

II American. n.Antiquirie and Resenrch.
es into ne Origin and History of the Rea Race. b.
published by DAYTON & SAXTON. 81 N,-.an .t,eaI
corner OF Fulton. %,
New-York tribune., 1841-11-12

II For garnabY Rudge-,he last Part in the c0un-
ry-see Las, Page.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-12

II Fer an original Letter from England, sec First
Page
New-York tribune., 1841-11-12

70 Prof CHARLES EANks of this City opened
Wednesday evening the Winter Course Of Lee
turcs before the Mercantile Library Association OF
Baltimore.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-12

DJ Natchcz, Miss. was visited by sharp fros,
on the Esd ult. The City is very healthy and pros
porous
New-York tribune., 1841-11-12

TnE STEAMER kAMsCHATKA.-A letter dated
Southampton, (Eng.) Oct. 81, lS4l, has been re-
ceived from Mr.. Gee. S. Schuyler, who went out as
Commander OF this vessel. 1t is conclusive as 10
the success Of the voyage under the most trying
circumstances. The weather all through
usually bosterous, and they had, during the entire
passage, but one fine day, and never had a smooth
machinery perfect when she lef, New
York, and fully ustifcs the most sansuine expect
atons.