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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-11
From ths Lynehburr V,rrinian.


Don't halloo beft you are out ofthe woodsi
When the election returns first came in they look
ed rather unfavourably for the wings, and produc-
ed loud exutation in the opposition ranks But,
"the third day came n frost, killing FROST" and
all their high blown hopes are blasted, The Wing
majority in the Legislature may be slightly reduce
ed-but then, to compensate this uihing loss, they
will have the ascendancy in both branches OF the
Legislature instead OF one, as before, and conse-
quently cannot be "check- mated" as they have
hitherto been. And they have gained three men,
bers OF Congress as compared with the election two
years ago. This is a most decisive victory, under all
the circumstances: for il is we'll known that but
little exerton was made by them, and that in many
counties, they were weakened by division among
themselves as we'll as by apathy. ".Ntri Spring" as
the Enquirer says, 1--WE shall sweep the State"
The Enquirer, however, attempts 10 administer
consolation to its friends by telling them that "they
have lost severed counties that they ought to have
saved"-We; and have not the Wings aho7 II
they have los, Stafford by 5, Montgomery by 3,
Essex by IL, and Bath by 6,-the Wings have los,
Scott by 6, Dinwiddic by 6, Nottoway by 5, 3 in
Buckingham by 20, Nelson (Which might have car
red by 1907 by ~, Smyth by i2. Who gains by
this eomParson1 The Enquirer declares, too, that
they lost the kanawha Congressional district by
absolute default" Why, sir, there were enough
Loco Focos IN the District who tcanied the office
why did they not enter the isls1 They knew that
Col Beirne was the only man of their party who
eOuldcarry it, under any circumstances and he on
ly by the strength OF his personal influence which
outweighed political opposition But Summers
would have beaten even him ''al hollow"-Nor
should 1t be forgotten that il addition to the three
Wing gains since the Spring Of 1889, we have lost
two other Districts by nominal msjorties,
Capt Coles being elected by ~, and HUBBARD by
about 20 votes. change of IS votes in these two
Districts would have swelIed the Wing gain to We.
IT, with these results, and under these circumstances
the Enquirer is eonten,ed, we can only say, it has
learned, in its extremity, to be thankful for very
small fayorsl
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-11
OFFICIAL.
APPOINTMENT BY THE PRESIDENT.
David Asnsw, to be Postmaster at Wheeling, Viz
gnia
Correspondence Of Ms .N,s,isaa, Iai.iiix.ne.r.

Correspondence Of the National Iaisiiissnesr.
NEw YoRk, May 3.
The foreign intelligence received by tho Britain.
ma adds but little to the general abstract sent YOU
yesterday. In regard to the post notes Of the Uni-
ted States Bank, the intelligence is some hat con.
Trajectory. All agree, however, that an arrange.
ment had been msde-that additional Stale bond.
had been deposited with the holders as further Sc
eurity, and that the OF the loan had been
agreed to by the payment Of an additional rate of
interest-ciiher or $ per cent. American securi .
ties continued to bring higher rates in England
than in the United States l send you o table Of
prices at London ON the i9th of April:
Indiana per cent. sterling 1868, ca GIG
Kentucky 6per cent. 1868, about so
Louisiana per CT Barings 1874, &c. about SO
Maryland per Ct. sterling 1889. buyers "a
New York 5per cent. 1883, 81 go
Ohio per cent. 1856. &c ssI &c
Pennsylvania s per cent. about 7s
United States Bank shares f5to c5 =
The weekly review Of the market shows no great
alteration in prices Cotton has been unaffected bv
the news from England. Flour remains firm AT IS.
The canal begins to throw into the city some of the
products which Cow through this great artery of tho
States but as yet prices are not materially affected
by the additions 10 the old stock. notice that the
tolls received along the canal the first week were
between ninety. three and ninety -four thousand
dollars; then, too, there were some interruptons
You will not be SO much surprised to learn tina,
many advocate the enlargement Of the Erie Canal
when told that, since 1896, the first year the Canal
was finished, the export OF wheat from the basin Of
Lake Erie has increased from $4,000 TO about O..
ooO,OOO OF bushels Of wheat. This for one article
The rates Of Exchange difr.ren, points Of the
Union to- day are as follows;
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-11

IL vas stated. by tie Van Buren, papers during
the Presidential Canvass, that nearly all OF the Of
hce-holders in Washington, were Ways How
does Il come TO pass, that now they are Loeos, and
their removal is denounced as prescription for
opinion
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-11

10 The Executive Committee Of the IIenrieo A,r,.,I
tnral an Horticultural Society will meet at the nst an
pointed lot their Exhibition (Goddins Sprin. ON SAM,
cay nchi the 18th inst. at o'clock In the evening
The committees appointed t. pt emiums arc re-
specuuHy requested 10 attend that time and Mace
10 avoid misapprehenson, proper to ate thar I'M m
oes 0i ne society are received from any part Of the state
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-11

IDs Advertisers are requested TO hand ir their
advertisements at as early an hour Of the gay as
practicable All advertisements intended for inser-
ton IN the ensuing days paper, must be handed in
before o'clock, p. NJ, and those intended for n.
serlion in Mondays paper must be handed in on
Saturday otherwise they cannot appear until the
dav AFTER.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-11

"You charge me fifty sequins," said Yenitisn
nobleman TO a sculptor, Tor a bust that cos, Won
only ten days labor" "You forget" replied the
artist, that had been thirty years learning to
make that bust in ten days"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-11

ICFe the Convention Of the Protestant Epiisco
pal Church Of the Diocese Of Virginia, will meet IN
Alexandra, ID. G. according TO resolution Of the
last Convention, on the 10Th day Of May next, be
ing the third Wednesday.
BY request OF the Bishop Of the Diocese.
lSignsd,l VIM. WILLIAMS. .
apf7 ctd
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-11
NOTICE.

PURSUANT 10 the provisions Of deed o. trust eNecu
ted BY John A. sheppard 10 tho subscribers bearing
date the ~ dsyof March 1884, ndreeordsdin The CLERKS
once % HenTieo County Court we shall proceed - ee
10 The highest bidder the premises, for caah on TUES
DAY, the i5h day o July nest " fair " nof The nert air
day, the of Land whereouthe sail John sheppard
resides lying IN the county Of HeuTico, on Chcka
hotnany swamp and conaninH sff sores, adjoining m
lands Of lyddali Bowies, deceased and John eppar
The tile 10 he ssd land is believed 10 be
but shall only suohutlc as s vested IN ns by
virtue Of said trust deed.
JANIS >. RYALI,
kLFRED WINSTON, Tf"'"''.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-11
STATE SENATE.
OProsrrIos.

The Senate consists Of ihirty-two members, eight
OF whom are elected every year. In the last Sc
nate psrties were equally dvided-the next will
CONSIST OF ssre"e,n members friendly to the Ad-
ministratIon, and ftissa opposed to il.
HOUSE OF DEIEG ATES
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-11

No return.
We place Mr. Harrison with the Opposition, although
lie is Comparative, an are Informed, voted for liar
risOn and II Ter al the Presidential election
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-11

The Turf Register for May is reeelved-wi,h
pleasant reading, and a beautiful engraving, as u
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-11

The Wings have, therefore, corred both branches
Of the Legislature and onshalf Of the Congression-
al delegation.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-11
c. M FARMER, ID. e.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE

n. hIuHMlNp, 81 Way, 1911.
pented The h day ofJuy for their attendance a m,
Ce IN the Cily oi Richmon the matters refsrrei 10
ny inc foregoing decree, which day. BY 10 ocloet
VI hey are hereby uothed suend with their accouns
anh evidence necessary enable pc A. des
required by the said decree "~''e'
mll W4a' John suOpe co,,u.-
Fon HIRE. House Boy, about u years old
=, LEWIS HILL
W u" Over Ratchne.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-11

he TOCQUEvILLE's AMERICA-Demo.
- - eIaey IN America by A. DE Tocquevie Member of
inc Institute OF France, &C. &c by Henry
Reeve, Esq; win an Original Preface and Notes ~ L
epenrer counsellor at Law founh edition: revised and
corrected from the eighth Paris clifton completed In two
by SMITH 4, n, /, xpe sac
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-11

HANOVER ELECTION, CORRECTED.
Majority for Capt Chas. Thompson, ut
Cole Hsrbor, %
Majority for Col. VIM. L. White, at
Negrofoot, 10
Majority for Col. VIM. L. White, at
Court House,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-11
LAW NOTICE.

THE UNDETERMINED suehds regularly the Superior Cour,.
Of Law and Chsneery In tho Counties Of Flnvan ns
Buckingham, Nelson, AngusIa and Greene, and eli he
Courts In Albemarie. Once IN Charlottesville
REPERENCEs-HW& JJfry Co, 70 J Jane .
Co Iscquenn taylor n Co w Dibrel Co, ID An.
derson Co, Peyton, peare a Edwards, VIM " Mso1sr.
and Beyerly Bs,I; W Leish ESQ.,, James Lyons, Req
Wise, ESQ. AoeomaeL " '' -
NH io-ciaw3m JOHN w. oILMRR
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-11
Drsrarcra
Wines.

In the Ninth District there were three candidates
Mr. Corb'n, whis-Mr Braxton, Locofoco-
and MIR Hunter, who is termed "Abstraetionist, I"
and does not profess 10 belong either party. Ex-
in Congress will be equally divided in the last
Congress the Wings had eight members, and the
Van Buren, party twelve. Net Wing gain, tses
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-11

RESULT.

we Nod n " Winchester Rspublcan. prepared
70 our hand, correct statement Of the result VI the
recent elections II this State. Itsves the 6nishias
stroke to Loco Fosoism.
"ALL'S WELL"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-11
TO THE SUBSCRIBERS To TIVE WING.
:. ,.u,.,,,, A.. . eeulatsn Of the Post Once Depal


"a Po-tm. .ier may encosS money letter TO the pub
usher OF pay the subscription OF third per
son. and frank the leuer " written by himself"
n our subscribers would avail themselves OF this refu'
lion and make early remiuances would be great s'o
10 US and save us heavy expense In commissions to Col
leef
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-11
&. G. GRIsw void,
u. A. CLAIBORNE. LR

II. A. CLAIBORNE, JR
TT o NEYS AT LAW,
II VlNG associated themselves IN Practice will Al
II tend al the Courts OF the City OF Richmond and
Couniy OF IianoveI Unil the LIST 81 June the engage
menis OF Mr. q. will prevent his being permanently in
Richmond w.
The Clients Of the firm will receive benefit OF the e.
perence OF Herbert A Claiborne, Esq.
once In the basement story Powhaian House nm.
P"she the ely Hail. Richmond, April 20h, lSil.
To MY CLIENTS.
Unnl my healthis reinttated, the firm Of GRISWOID
CLAIBORNE VIII aid me In the management Of my bus
- -
ap 2O-c1w HERBERT A. CIAIaORNr
Come on the Hill for Cheap Furniture.
WE have on hand aud daily nuiacturIne all
KINDS OF Cabinet Furniture, which will sell unu.
sualy low foT cash or good epiances
we invite those who want Furniture a low price TO
give US CALI as We are deteTmneto sell To suit the times
- A., CHANDLER a. CO.
p. 3. Also-Old Furniture repaired and taken In 81.
Breeden's Dry Good Store.
IN Sun A. ID. G. A. co
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-11
TONI E r2 E nTs PATRoNs : FRIENDS

appy TO inorm you that have opened three
d@nr. below the new Exchange Bank and nearly opuos
tue Merchants Coffee House where shah keep Constant,
asuppy OF Piano Foucs, and all kinds of Cabinet FuTni
uIe, i OF which will sell low they can be had in
the Guy Those In want Of good Piano Forte or any nr
cue OF cabinet Furniture, solicited give me cali he
- aS'hs eisc"hete' NY object is small prohi
quSh sHr; JOHN TuRPIN.
n. B-undsItakng neatly done-promptiy and eIpedi.
IN ll-clawlm
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-11
SALE or RH E
PERSONAL PHOPERTV- AND

virtue OF Decree OF the Circuit supe rior t,u,, NJ
of R,h chsneery for the county % Henrico and civ
,ss nsiea pendnf styled BARLEY woodss,e e ~.
ine unuersicned tn. herein a. IL
proceed on WEDNESDAY. the 2sh Gay OF The w,
% ., 20 se Public Auction. for cash. before the from,
1871 y, me nell Tavern, In the city OF Richmond an tea
kn ute and Interest of Henry W. Mank in and 10 n,ss
OF and lying and being the county of
$500, soou' 70 miles from the town OF Name hester "a
J,s me and OF Austin Spear, Containing % cres NOR
49, was purchased 10y the said Mauck Ion,iv
Win :! y H. harris. Of lebefry Taylor- m, -.
KsSsn Coy and Maria ami Household and
In rms, o , meniionedin and convey cd by deed
Rehmood s OF me Court OF Hastings OF the City OF
u @s. WIZ .. SANDS, Scom'u..
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-11

The foregoing is made up from the best informa-
ton in possession, and is believed be correct
The Wing loss and gain are as follows:
Whfz gain. Hhin Ina.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-11
UNIVERSITY OF yIRt

UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.
THE Visitors will proceed their meeting the ls Of
July neHi, 10 appoint Professors In the School Of No
dern Ianguas Mathematics, aud Law. Applications d.
rertcdto DR. Gessner Harrison, Chairman of the Faculty,
the Will be laid before the hoard Of Visions.
The annual Income Of the Professor Of each Of these
schools composed Of salary % one THOUSAND dollars
and from five fifty dollars each)
paid by the students Attending his school lie t. furnish
cd moreover, with convenient Dwelling House having
Garden attached, free of The salary and fees
cevcd by the Professors Of these Schools respectively
during the last four counting tho salary slOOO has
averaged follows:
The Professor Of Modern Languages, $3.50 per annum.
Mathematics, $3.50
Law, $3.50
required that there shall be taught In the School Of
Modern Languages the French, Italian, Spanish, German
and hngoSaSon LANGUAGES And with respect 10 APP
plicant for the chair that school, the Visitors
will expect 20 be Informed whether he is competent 10
teach all those languages and u not which 0f thsn he
teach. w. ". WOODLEr, Proctor
ef the UHfusrsify Of Nrgfai0.
de l5-IawsAettJy
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-11

WAIrEss IN sErs, AND TEA BohRpe sEPI
w RATE for sale. me Up F0oo.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-11

ID. =. GREGORY X CO,
MANA ERs.
Office on Main Street, and second door below cor
Ter Of Main and 18th streets.
Drawn Nos OF the Va Monongaia Lottery, Class E. for
lSil-Dfswn IN May, los
81 % 20 6S - II 65 80 5b ~ 40 81 "a.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-27

effect of the Earths motion IN It's Orbit upen tne'F
apparent distance from each other. The immense
diameter of this orb, he supposed would OF course
produce change in their apparent distances
WIKI reference 10 t;,is he SET about his eNanina-
ton and the result was one OF the most itntoF
tant discoveries in modern astronomy-one oil the
nurscrous instances which continually occur IN
when a persen. seeking what /, not to be iounG'
finds thar for which ne not seeking and winch
Re did not expect 70 find. He watched these s'af''
and found that they did change their relative pos,
non. Tn, inspired the hope tkat al last ne had
sbtaincd the -ng sought EJECT OF the Earth : mo-
tion in IL srbit on tbs motions of The sNed stars
Bu, he soon saw that the change was quite sliier-
emf from. the one ne had expected, aud his first feel
ing was one of disappointment. bat seHtimen'
the reverse of this soon succeeded H. lie found tha'
these two stars were in motion win respect 10
each Other. and on pursuing the inquiry SUI! tar
Their. he g. ived at q fact of absorbing interest
that those twin stars members OF double
Solar system. and in ro;ioa round each other N
paths sim lar 70 those marked ont BY the planets
their orbit. he found were elliptical. thus he
found that they os.v the same law ct gravitaiion
that Newton discovered, and arrived at one OF the
most magnificent conclusions in the whole range OF
science. that our Solar System oxerts an lAiiuShcc
upon the reul,test parts of the Universe tie saw IN
he fixed star, the same mechanism which Is ttaca-
b, in the arrangements of the Solar System one
of the many evidences brought to light out ct the
storc-housc Of Philosophy o. the greatness ana
.,,
New-York tribune., 1841-12-27
NJ EDICAL
iyIgsT DIVISION n. y. :.

II
GERS ard members OF ;hs Di,is,on, and particularly
hose on duty the 10Th u exposed TO the storm and vet
feet hch i Tie leading OF the painful asd
r. ublesorsc complaint, Rheumatism. sui Joat pain 10
ne hack limb, aud would iGd remst, by cali
,n.a,A 4 4 D Sands Nos - isd l00Fucn street. All
procure botte Of Burne,ts celebrated k1cumsie Nix.
urc and syrup phch warranted to cure ssy case q
Z beunaJi,m OF FROM one 10 twenty years Standing thef
,av. gwen viih The ir't apPheanca. Sefce say
hat such are the searching and curative properte Of these
for the OF ChrcHie Acute iBhsnmstosy
and Nurcural Rheumatism. ~ 20 excite the sis iio1
~ ,,rnyi. of eve ~ stivasl no has f-iyy taetr
ne,is For farther satisfaction the PropFe or would
fer tho afflicted 10 the following sshy respectable seae
mon vino can TESTIFY 20 rs merit
q, IT., IN B,oaIway, John Green, Us WaAer-st;
Aaron s,lbcr,. II Futon st. WIN. II Stephens ShA
Ward Poh-c: H. :. Waas, Il Ann-sties'' lsaac g.
SAITH $40 Greenwich St Also TO be MAD OF DAVID Ssuds
aerou> tc,umonial, cln BE Sold also by \ q.
Ssnt, 4 Co -; RrossYav. a. I'm
New-York tribune., 1841-12-27
NrEw.roIK SUPREME CoURT-Iu the III tier Of the

n EW-TORk SUPREME cot KT-ln the III tier OF inc
application OF the Mayor Aldermen aud C.nmon4iy OF
the Cy of Nrw-loik, relative opening Ihiriy>ecuRd
tree tom tn Tenth the Ea, hrer. N he SiN
n Ward c .ad Cry. To sll WHOM ii nlay c-ncern, to
tic hereby given that petition will be presented 10 ne
rers f II. safe of New York. the capi olin the CITY u
Nn,rv u the first tuesday february Si-, II the opening
jc Court that d,y Thereafter i. counsc Gan
Jams, BoomIn of the City Il New bork, eluns
1h the right title lnd claim OF ie pctio1tr To The n OF
one Thousand dollars heretotors estimated and ass 'ed ny "a
Of Estimate aud Assessment appointed IN he
above cnl. matter uukrownas ana tor the c'and
damage the said owncs by and III consequence 81
renqunc the IHere. the said unknown own' IN tpiett
0r p.fo. Of land oqued t the purro'e o open'g lhfy
second the ,Nd City and d.ch'd the report 'he
aid Comm ,sinuer lows. All thai certain lot, ifrt
or marcel 81 ground situate lying and big in the SAM
c"nh ard ui the sitL city, nd hounded ara 'on'ahsi -
follows it-hecnnns the nofthuet.'y coinuf 90 tn'
Eighth avenue established hy law fnd lhtt'- 'coud stree
a.. same " be opcnrd rIuun- heurs norhweti-
Is along the nofthcaery inc eide II lhN &c nd stree
the ANS be opsnee hrndr"d eet to 't south
e,.tey line of d Of james Bcetmdn tTcc souh
westerly along cry ue Id Of t- ii sud
The said James Bccrnan dirty feet 10 II dra"n thr II
the centre of h y.ccands wa 10 be opened
heucs outhcierlv A-n- the aid line d vg cush IT," ca
r. Of Thirtv->ecnnd be- T. tc peneu Huu
one bundled The .crly lin u o! he Fl hi
,vsnue established hy Law and run''c the &C. nr eaeH
along the ,id line side OF id phh ytnu'
established lsw thy feet 90 ti- p'cc u '.ginlug
And further that presenting iir .id ttu'n
a. -,ps,ii the f.tirr VII b. moved that In pryero
dr, cting the Clerk Of said Cunr :is thu City IT Ne'
Yok, pay The said petitioner u 10 hi, att"ney he
said sum If thousand doIri above npntd ard the IN
erase thereof if any, and for such tue other order ~
to ;he said Ccuu shall and prJp.r
u ted December Sd 1871.
~ " t,.'r fnrT Pc
New-York tribune., 1841-12-27

rv,Ur wonderful cue. en- c,o' by h' medicine aie'ho
| all.cr srossus .u'J ct, If The dV to ai'-r' sou
vii YOU h-a, of nothing h., M Such One 3 b,sl
-ur,d ~ D. Peters Negctahe PIN. OF oa hn"@ Mss
~ aad 50 vas ihc votut 81 Joan hnt she hf teaa
.u,ci 81, NJ rcierz' ril- a., -fc sos rot SO ~ dat
"a lits tcra retired g iea..a IS -. tc'-,5
wo' ps.U- MEucISr.
Ready tbs asdisus must IL yerg good o'i cauliHot
quo SO macy. In gnoi- Fer ealy Ssas It has p's ID
uu IN ti cscn si;onj tenor # rs 49,, CURING sna' -
If persons wbc were "rargliig ~S dca.l la' ro' as
onward course b. impetucr..
Il Is as Impossible stay tue demand for tbs medlei@e
rs To hush lia rushing wind
llis mediocre that vi procrasiua'o death ~ lets
hall It not every house shall II not be useu ny
every individual Let say DO not wat H. I "a
know not Tomorrow may bring forth. All sh"nu
use Thu, remedy and remember that health Is tho hsi
blessing of God.
PETERS VEGETABLE PILLS
Are anti bilious, dysrepc, and ann u'ercurin arc
may be justl, considered Universal Medicine but ihey
are peculiarly beneficial in the following complaints
Yellow and Bious Fcvers Fever aud Aeno, Dyspcp'la'
Group Liver Com plants Sick eadach' Jaun1ico Asth-
ms. DropFy, Rheumatism, Enlargement OF the spleeh,
Plies Colo + emac distractions, Hoart Barn furtd
Tongue Nausea. uiStensoa of the Stomach ana Bowels,
ncipeut DiurrLul Flntuencc ilabual Cos utencss,
Loss Of Appetite, Blotched Sallcw Complexio nnd IA
all cases of Torpor Of the Bowels where Cathariic OF
an Apericut needed. They arc exceedingly mid IN
their operations, producing neither Nausea griPng he
debility.
Price - and 30 cents per box.
Dr. PETERS, Principal office 100 Broadway, corner OF
Grand AMI at 80 North Sixth Street, Philadelphia.
30 In
New-York tribune., 1841-12-27


NOTICE.-rroposaIsN viii he received at he Office
' tbs Commissary General OF Purchase IN Phllade
pha to fufni.h tho following materials aud articles fol
the United States Army, for tho year l512, VIZ
Huc cloth Ga wide. dycd ia indigo and IN the wool
sky blue twiIled Cloth, GA wide
Unbeachqd Cotton Shifting, 7e wide
Rleached 30 do do
Flannel OF Cotton and Wool, 20 wide
Canton Flannel, ) wide
t'nble.ched Cotton Drilling, 3-i aud 10 vide
Bleaeh-d "a vide
Uniform Caps for Dragoon-, Artillery anu ihiantry
Pompoons for Artillery and lniahtry
Hair Plumes, for Dragons
Bands ard Tss'e'a, do
A'slllettes, Artillery ana infantry
Norsted Sishes, do do ana Drasoons
Shoulder Straps, do do
Do (brss.l for Dra2oon-
Epauleues. Non Comd- STAFF, Artillery and l7fsntry
Wooen half Stockings
Laced nootees
Lsat7er Stocks
Blankets % ieet long. ieet Hlue, Ne'snl pouh's
Metal Cap Equipments Tor Dragoon' Artillery and Inf
Ee,llgg Axes