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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-11-23

A FEMALE TEACHER wANTED.-A School for the nstruc.
- of Young Ladies will opened for the next year. nj
Halle Grove, Ralpalannock Academy in Caroline
County The buildings Suitable commodons and well ar,
ranged, sufficient fer the accommodation OF ID or ~
boaries neghboooi agreeable and The situation heal
thy and retired miles from Royal and about two
miles from the RappahannocS River.
The proposes 10 engage compecn, teacher for
enlarged female cdncaoi and offers every assurance ana peaee
Of and strict attention moral duties and culture. lie
glad receive propositions any disposed to
take charge Gd s"sh nn Establishment" Direct TO Mid River f0''
lie has daughters Hho will pupils and the domestic ar
Engagements will be under the and control of his lady
PETER r. THORNTON.
f,,xo,,na countv Ang,st oafb lstI 3I-n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-11-23

JACKSON +. CHIIDKEY,
.4cent for Martha E Goode Administrative
S,y 5l--td
, 1841-11-27

would be enormous. A settler from the pro-
duce of 10 acres, could pay for his quarter
section in one year, no matter at what rate
of interest he borrowed the money.
DR.. Barrett puts down the yield at 900
lbs. TO the acre. He says that 1900 lbs.
have been raised in Kentucky, and never
less than 500. One hand has been known
TO cultivate 20 acres, besides attending TO
other crops. Indeed another advantage in
its cultivation is, that Il dock rot interfere
with other crops. The seed should be sown
throughout the month Of May and first week
in June-one days sowing at intervals OF
ten days, to give plenty Of time in cutting
it. 1t is also got out in the winter, when
farmers have nothing to do but keep them
selves warrs Should it be incanvenient
even then to 1t it out in any year, it loses
nothing, but improves in quality by lying
over. Like paper, into which it may be f.
nally converted, the older it becomes, the
better.
or the way in which fortunes are ac-
quired by raising this article, the following
example will illustrate.
A man in Franklin county Ky, 90 years
ago rented n small farm. GO acres Of which
he designated putting in hemp. He hired
3 or 4 negroes at $3.50 a veal each, allow
ing Is or 90 acres for each hand. Besides
their annual wages. he had to cIo,he the me-
groes and pay their doctors bills, which
were considerable. He made the first year
$3.50, clear, 10 each hand; as much in suisse
ouent wears; and is now wortl, 100000.
, 1841-11-27
FisCalAgenCy.

A few weeks will d~evelope tn plan OF a Fls-
cal .agency, which the President will
to Congress. The prevailing opinion seems to
be, that it will possess the principal Characters
tics of the Independent Treasury, with a differ
ence in name and in details. Whatever it may
be-, we are quite certain it can never be such a
Rank as will suit the Federalists. They are IN
rather a fault finding mood with Mr.. Tyler and
even if he were to recommend an old fashioned
Bank, they would oppose it. But this is out OF
the question. The Madisonian gives the qu'eus
to any such plan. We copy the remarks OF this
nr;nt in reply to some opinions expressed by the
Intelligencer. ~ -uh,.
acan the Inteligencer inform the public, what
Lind of a Fiscal Agent sis looked for" by !ne
country! Certainly, a National Bank, operating
~, 80. Be. connotbe reasonably looked for ou-
Pc p;na IT, the next -four years; and it would be very
Unreasonable andfactious to urge or agitate u
Ths subject of aNatioual Bank, therefore, pos
...sinp sny of tn principal attributes Of elta %i
~ n. former us. Banks, or of either Of the
, 1841-11-27

ill fatedand still born Fiscal Corporations,-will
not agsn, we trust be mooted, either in Congress
or oufof Congress, till the advocates of such a
measure can command the votes of two-thirds
of each House of Congress. For they must be
well aware, that nothing short of this numerical
force can successfully oppose the unit force that
has twice, so recently, Frustrated the bank
schemes, and still stands pledged, by principle
and patriotism, and conscience and the oath Of
the Constitution, 10 continue to oppose them"
, 1841-11-27
Bagging Manufacture.

The Lexington Observer says: "We had
the pleasure of witnessing. on Monday last,
the operation of the new machinery for the
manufacture of BagginG, invented by our
townsman, Andrew Caldwell. Esq. 1t is
now in operation at his Mills, on Walter
street. AMI is designed for the manufacture
of bacging. from the raw material. through
all the various processes OF hacking, spin
ming and weaving. We were astonished at
the simplicity of the machinery. and its adj
mirable arrangement of the different pur-
poses mentioned. Not being conversant
with either the business of manufacturing
hemp, or with the operation Of machinery,
Of course we have to rely very much upon
the opinion Of those who are thus converSant.
IN our estimate Of the beneficial results
which this invention is calculated TO achieve.
1t is certainly 4 most invaluable invention
for the saving of labor, and Of consequence
for the cheapening the cost Of manufactur
ing; and in the present state and future pros
pect of the marke, for this article. having to
compete with the Scotch and East India bag
ging. and Gunny bags, now in extensive use
by the planters. because of the reduced price
at which they can be purchased, this method
must be of immense advantage to the West.
in enabling it to compete with and even
drive Off these foreign articles.
sMr. Caldwell has now had his machinery
in complete operation for upwards Of a
month-time amply sufficient 10 test fully its
adoption to the object, and not only is he
himself, but others entirely competent to
Judge satisfied that it will ;.nswer perfectly
the end in view.
sMr. C. informs Us that he is enabled to
manufacture bagging at a cost of three cents,
at the highest, per yard, which is a saving of
from fce to sir cents over the old mode of
making the article. This includes the whole
cost of running the machinery, hire ofhands,
&c. Should he be right in his ca.ulation. which
we have no reason to doubt, then is his in
Ncutttu ShStf SupCiRpIs NV 'lhN W thC oiu
mode, but to all others that have been tried.
We ourselves timed the loom, and it wove
at the rate Of 80 yards an hour; manufactu-
rers can therefore form an idea of the differ.
ence between this and the old mode.
CAT the rate of weaving which we witness
ed. putting the working time at 1e hours,
$50 yards of bagging a day is the result. 1t
certainly would be a fair estimate TO place
the quantity at $50 yards a day-when his
is compared with the old method of manufac-
ture, BY which one loom is only enabled to
produce from 40 to so yards day, the differ
ence is indeed striking. According to this
method. ten hands is said to be equal to from
20 to e5 in the old method.
"Mr. Caldwell is grati6ed with the visits
, 1841-11-27
More Vet!

A writer in the Palmyra Courier, RECON-
mends jar $ B. Marmaduke, of Shelby, as a
S, "lhle r IN to represent this State in the
n,u.' s.. This is about one candidate for
eve, -o.nty-we shall soon have one for every
e snship in the State. BY the way, who is
]; uus ). Marmaduke?
, 1841-11-27
NUMBER 4.

tired. my dear. so that you could not walkf
asked Tomson. "No, but l don't want TO
walk, and the cab wss only IS cents" Tom
son took out his pocket book and made ano-
ther memorandum in it.
"You were out, my dear shopping this
morning, you say. What did you buy'" en-
quired Tomson. "Nothing at all. saw fl
ty things / wanted, but l knew you would
begin 10 lecture about economy the instant
You should see Them" "Well ! admire your
self denial in buying nothist.e "NotAing!-
On no l bought this little pink plush cravat
for myself-the cheapest thing ever saw.
They ask a dollar and a quarter in Chestnut
street for the same article, and what do you
think l gave for itw "Well,' replied Tom
SON, shave you not a pink silk one, and do
you need this new one?" "Not positively,
but then it was only three quarters Of a dol
lar" Tomson took out his pocket book and
made another memorandum in it'll
SWELL" Mrs. Tomson said we, "you have
certainly not given your husband cause 10
lecture you to-day on retrenchment, enono-
my and reform, if three quarters of dollar
is the amount Of all your shoppings," "Stop,"
exclaimed the lady," ~ have not shown
you one purchase l have,-cheaper than the
plush cravat. Do you see this pair of r,ittsi
What do you think gave for them" We
could not guess. but Mr.. Tomson asked Of
what use they were. 20, none a! ALL" n
swered his wife, shut they are so pretty,
and so very cheap. 1gave only a half dol
lar for them" Tomson took out his pocket
book and made another memorandum in it.
thomson! what are you writing in that
book" we asked inquisitively. "Well. l will
show you" said he, and then placed the book
in our hands, where we read in pencil tho
following entries;
October Is.
Credit ]. T. for Ice Cream no, bought s7s
cents.
Charge Mrs. T. for Cab Hire when
she could walk. only IS cents.
Charge Mrs. T. for pink plush era
vat not wanted, only rs cents.
Charge Mrs. T. for mitts not wan
ted, only so cents.
Sl,50
After we had examined these, during
time Mr.. and Mrs. Tomson sat silent,
he took the book, wrote something more in
it, and then returned il to us, with this cal.
c~ulation;
S1,5O
by 365, the number OF daySi6>aF~
, 1841-11-27

T""A Vo1cE FROM OLD PIKE" shall
pear next week.
, 1841-11-27

a5- Having been disappointed in o%btainin,
paper, We have been compelled to issue l hal
sheet.
, 1841-11-27
LOOK At THIS!

VNAXEY can beat Sir Charles with ninSl
w ty pounds on each, one mile for ONH
THOUSAND DOLLARS; fre husdtsd dok
lars forfeit-or any other Stallion 10 Pie
County, same terms and same distance. !
JAS. S. TURNER. !
November 81, t84l-tf
, 1841-11-27

of all who take an interest in this matter,
and is ever ready to explain and exhibit the
operations of his machinery"
, 1841-11-27

81 keep an excellent table," said q laudl
lady disputing with one of her boarders. 4
"That may be true, ma'am,' says he, s;buy
YOU put very little upon it." '
, 1841-11-27

The Senate should have confirmed Bels
Badgers nomination. 1t is very dishonest
TO refuse to 'pay the piper"
, 1841-11-27

Why are the Whigss so violently. opposed
to the Sub reasury' Don't know. Give is
up?
Because the Sub-Teasury provided for thsl
safekeeping of the public funds.
, 1841-11-27
S447,50.-Five hundred and :
$50
900
$50

~ dollars anq
cents a year,
"You see," said Tomson, sonlN
five cts, only seventy five cents, o.
d ,!lar, is at the rate of more thar
of the sum that | am able, as an
10 spend.-and all for things NJ
1t was time for us to 60 when
had concluded this remark,
him the imprudent Mrs. T. But
bred the last item in the pocket book against
-"only half a dollar" and we thought if all
our friends in these hard times, would only
remember how a few cents a day makes e
hundred dollars o year, they would look vel
at it before they would spend only half a dol.
lar.-[Philadelphia Nat. Gaz.
, 1841-11-27
St. Louis and the Tobacco Trade

st. Louis is d~estinoi, at no distant day, 10 be.
come the great Tobacco mart of Western Aheri.
ca. This article has already become one the
chief sources + wealth to tbs State, and re en-.
, 1841-11-27
S1,50

Multiplied by 365, the number Of daysin>et
New-York tribune., 1841-12-09
Jonah Richards. Auctloueer.
EY BANGS. RICHARDS N PLATT
NtTt TO bTcashds
NDyD,S l\-g\ING


Ate; o'clock at the Auction Room.
PSy,rg LsSASY.-A ,siuab.e collection q H'iorscSl,
Biographical and >oIenuhc Bco.s.
Also 10 rae ouni OF v5ous concern collection
Of old Ergisa HooA.. beng several I'M
settled bills purcba-ed ne % oi" Enesh BooA'
~ November by Mr. Richard d. grant "bits. II the
ssiismtn shot thu Advertisement wsGld thank
hlra retvra lea hcoS> ne cstriet II sIth tIm
TUESDAY. l4th instant.
OIL Partings--A large sli vNluab'o collection Of Otl
Paintings, b. the old of ai,su Flemish
SCHOOLS. Just received and before oreled. The
colssIon p BE- worthy ii the o; and
cognoi.scuEs. The Of them eNceiens Ger
and viii be put up II, received without frames. With
TIN. collection will b. ,'i small number Very ,sa
bic snd well knop Paintings ricAly frsmed.
Among the coiIse.isn mapy nne tleces Nv Michel
tugolo Gsito Rev, IIziaro, Corregeo, Lesua,do la
yinc. menichino. Luccs Girr'isuU Albani, Nicos.
Pous,iu Gaspsri Pou.sir, Van Dsek. VsHdervett Nau
Bl,rmsn Van Eyc K kGsrGs hatto Rsssoli, tm:oto
Claudio GheraTto ccli, No.u. Gicrtarc, Fusini vow
40 Alb ITO Dur-, Bfoz.ne fanui, Romsno. rancofo,
tigercino Carlo Marst;s, SchitGre SNderirI Simoni,
Spnsnoicuo Zucche:i. Salvador Rosa SasoGeriat o. CT
gol; &c.
The whole to be sold wi,hou. reserve. TLe' VA. be
rcsdy Tor exhibition, wiki Catalogues on Mouta.
FartAe- particular, hercsltcr.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-09
POLICE OFFICE

" ED-EiDAfi Dec. :.
BArcH OF THxgTs Julia Currna vas to-day arrested
AID committed 70 prison for stealing cloak. s.,
frori the Of Hiram Gray, No. Gu Catherine
Ja,ses Wright arrested snd committed FOR ing
f.. OF but,sr from Israel Woos *o 81 CA,he
Ann Brown "us urre.ted BY wa;chnsn Oh TUESDAY
nigh; and odred in prison, ,u,picon having stolen
hurdle of clothing found in her pos,ession.
William Bryan W. lodged ,ac watch house Tue
day pisal suspicion Of having stolen pair Of brides.
lou-d IN his pos,,
STEALING CoAr AsD Cara named Jo--7h
q. Filler arrested to-day and f5r steans
and cap wOrts 81 f,onl DaY.1 ii Good5tu- Ne 2j
Had.ou.,fec, which he cold Dir. Scott No 3e C,n,r,
street
STEALING CARDS Il boy named J4mes Murphy was
arrested d,y and committed for stealing pock OF
blank card. worth - cent. from Arthur H. Slsnnnn No.
$50 Iraus-sirccL
ASSAULT ASD ATTEMPT 70 DEFRAus-On Tuesday, e
naued john Haih. attempted cheat and dcfra1i
L1iher Whi,on Of 30. lC4 Clh street by endes.orn
sel Am bras uach wac he rprcsent.d to he gold,
Whsn ar. Wilton =ed III. custody HalihaG
.isxed ham by he thrst and ch KIDD kun aud day
arrested hy officers Clarke and J-mcs /. smith; and
ni..ed 10 prison both charges against HIN.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-09
City fntelIi1eHce.
Reported for the New-Yors Tribune.
CIVIL COURTS.

"WEDNESDAY, Dec. ).
Iu the Superior CoHrt, James K Williamson brought
scon against Francis secor ,apbuider on ter Nor,s
RIVER for tire. sasrers OF tire ,!oop Volunteer ef 100
tons, which had been Mr. Secsr's .hiy-ya in
s' by the pcrron owning the other quarter to repair
Difficulty occsrred about the pay which w.s settled By
the result of a suit entered in l-3.. 81: Secor became
possessed Of the quarter paying damages. Mr. vii
hanson was unable 10 trGg suit o-irg 10 want Of
means. Dir eecor plead, the statute Of Imitation
having bad the vessel ever Elk year,. Verdict for de-
PENDANT
Ia Lac Conr, of Common Pleas John H. Turner srour,
action agsnst Samuel Martin for damages in caiti-g
oil part III, yard Of house 60 FRS alter Mr. Tur
had hires part Of the premises. Mf r.. coad-rins
himself ggnc. ed norsd tie TIC, hut -ued ant
had 70 p-y the whole years rent tenant not beng *
oner,tsd rom paving unless laudiord lnterfeIes .h
the dvsll,ng part OF the promises Verdict for plaintiff
s5l damages aid c.nts costs.
In the & : Circuit Court Aaron ni,h Of the brig
Gauges. was tired FOR ..sauliisg Geo 20 Williams
r.n on board With daa:erou. weapon "a pumpbr.k-,)
while on the high The jury found hin guilty..
New-York tribune., 1841-12-09
Al CTlo > 81. 4 :
So y. DRAPER, sr.

sore 81 Hil:q,a-sfrset cor,-r Of P.ne-4.rse.
FRIDAY. December II
Al l o'clock al the Merchants Fxehssgc.
For farther particulars, advertise sisued Il .
" * :. f slachlori.
Also bond mortgage for 81 eo UPON very sal.
able FAM With large cling aat out house, etc II HA
verstrsw. ROckl-nG CNuEty. Scw-Yosk. Paysbls in 1
wears with per Interest. and having additional
curity a,tacheA thereto will be expressed the
of sale SAID Fsra considered worth a's times ths
amount OF the NOR sSge.
s3i5oO0 Roxps AND Mosrc.GEs-Th'ee busdred an
tortv I'VE thousand collars the Bonds OF the orsic
of the Nsv Brighton Ass-esSor, gu ehics
;acce = due sbssi the SUM OF Ss+SoVU lae pay
Of bch is secured by mortgages uPoI all the
u linug of SAID association.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-09
m1ricn.

Il ;1;s citr Dec : by the Rev Or. Hutton, AbE- H.
ysu Fr- % Mis. Elk. l. Jones, Slaughter Of th- aia
" ililau Jo.es, all OF N-s-fork.
In thi- -ii De- 5 hy Rev Hli7m H. still=eli. James
Barton L aoslna Hackst; al OF :Eis ciiy.
In mi. e!t,. Dee b. re Rev buscaH Dusc7r John
B. Arnaux T. to Mss Ha-aah CHIpp. hi.r OF the
Iale Jonathan C-dlipP. l'q. ali Of ih!s city.
In ISIS cI.y Dec. g, William Bro~.ing 10 Margaret
Cairo
Ia this city, Dec Henry Nabbstt to Mary yelling
ln city, Dec : James Bl-foE, II. 10 Francs Elk
.bsrh Me,se.
At Coventry, CT. Nov 60, Stanley White, TO Ann P.
Rose Naming
New-York tribune., 1841-12-09
b. wcbring.s Re.iorntirc Narhinl is a G

I Behring's Restorative s'0rlIni is a Ger
tain cure vi dyspepsia aud Nervous Affections. II pc
culisry apei 10 these distressing complaints
by constantly ply -cing but by Strengthening ,h-
system No greatcr mistake be mode than suppr
tsat Dyspep,is any otOr dl,e lTou debility
can he cured 10y requ"nt forced t- NOwels
purgative medicines Where complain, exits. tic
system arcady weak. AMI sdiitionnl do-'
tends to make tmore This Cordial the contrary
ac. ing rs touc gthen, organs ani
10 perform ;eir functions nature Designed
Hence IT Is found be ,icacous also those diseases
peculiar to eiz4lcs which arse frequently fr m
weakness than from any other The aged md IN
rs OF both sexes and persons of scenary habits prone
costiveuesS Tho suffered from less of apr elite have
experienced great benefit 'front.' la c"GvaoScencc from
fevcrS aud other disorders, 1t restores strength ard
individuals all etcd with Nervous Headache and ether
deranrem the nervous fircon have been entirely
cured by this remedy.
The Cordial pleasant TO the taste wine tsalf
aud many aci. and gentlemen the daily habit OF
Sold a; ~ Fulton street and 2lG. Bowery.
H. Christmas comes 5nt once a ycnr."
MAKE chUtce selection the Bookstore of JOHN +.
SYEN No 100 jsroudway between Fulton an Deg
streets Will found greatest variety erich and
Books ncading all the splendid ondoo Aanuais, Bibles
Prayer Books &c. and Other books suited tao
Please TO look in.
n B-Ail valuable Books for sale IN marke. may be
had readily at this al "
New-York tribune., 1841-12-09

The business IN Foeisn Exchanges for he p'eHe' to
lay ha. been limited. The rate. for southern as "sr
s. az. sud for City bls "a %. Francs % The 'apPF
Of pm bills o. Paris large which has caused Mex
Dollars adssues to per from many remit
prcfrriog to lose per by shipping doAFs
T-e Money market continues very usht aud the BANKS
DISCOUNT ba; small proportion Of thel. oissfnss
ishinc to show sross position the ist OF Jaruar
possible. In Consequence Of th, scarcity Of money
me Domestic Exchanges con,inss bad state. We
New-York tribune., 1841-12-09
MARINE JOURNAL.
,rrARrn Ys.rERnAY:

Ships Toronto, G->woli, London Griswod; Carroll
Of Cafro,ton Bird Hobl- El-elI-
B.rk- C.i,to, 8l,uchsrl, Cedar Key. Ncsmith Il
L-5ds, Loai-= Champion, CamPeacay Bosehaua 4 The
O.ud.
BnS, Portland Clough Portland, Nesmth Leeds;
HeV Max (6r) Card. " nlsor, N, T'f inniett CanI-
=. Or II 3al ;, Yarmouth. Il Braime; MooA hH>r'
C1ar!ss;oe; UlIou gVeoz Cascon, M.r.cal5o Aya-gc
~er, E0ius DAVIS Seriols, : Cor; Leone. BIZ
.arss HUI and market, Il ) Con-; Kentucky. B'en,
runchsi Madcir2. Dow & Dea4Ere. Chas Hammond,
ra5oi New Haven, B:cu Il Nose.
~c,rs Emerald Elcon - Thomas. : " Ds~ey; Mer-
.sait On Deuuis Yarmouth, II Bfaimc, G:eciAn,
cnase Boston " y Bark, Rogers, Ne~oern, Nc III
veil; Port Leoa, Hsaloa, Washington Nc, K Buck.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-09
Tcvv-York Market.

ASHES remain dull a, : - for Pots 20 Tor Paris
COTTON-ssle, today 40l bales. The foreign news
sss as : had sprarcat eject
Fh0U2-rhs advice, by the Acadia have mace the
marsct los firm. The SKIES bee, very trling but
holders more anxiol, 20 scl We quote Western
C.ual } 81, Obio63li ~: Troy 3.t. Michigan
y. Southern snsetl'd. Georset,sn -, Bra. dy-
vine G!; SAFES OF no bis BrandySine Corn deal a;
s. ..
GRAIN.-sales of 200 hasiol. Maryland Wheat, nfe-
ror rs FOR milling loo bushels Mar, land
Corn -si 81; 1903 do old Northern a, O. weight
1850 do Jersey old AMI 1t ~ measure 1900 do Rye
81 % at the boat; l,00 do Southern Oats a -
New-York tribune., 1841-12-09
OzlskANr. Dec. 6. ls4l

To The Editor Of the Tribune:
SRA. one OF your subscribers Task the privilege Of
conrsdi,ung through yonr paper the report in tn Her
aid Of Saturday morning that Bark of Whestowu
mad failed To Us, living the Immediate vicinity Of
tie Bank IN. /. strange news iads.d presume ;sat
when II IS considered taa the report originated in the
New York Herald the Bans hardly 'u'sin auy nia-
~ s such reports vs1atious SRI cA'csiaiad al
time Ike t.l-, to produce alarm aad d i-a.t-
Respectfully yours. THOMAS WOODS.
In addition 10 the above ve have received the folio rirg
fron the Caslie.
RAsg of WHlrEsrow.s, Dec 8 ISL.
To the Editor # :se Tribune:
The Herald Of saturday -st, in il. attack Red
?. money 10 general has satemautin which it says
that tic Bank Of Wbits.tozu hss failed redeem is
notes There not :h- ..a5o- Of foundation for such
tory a, We have e, er failed TO redeem
sight when presented either here a; th- Commercial
Bank Of A bany, (our r.5eerlne Bank
Your respectfully, J. 5. THOMAS, Cashier.
An Injunction mas been placed on me Winthrop Bank.
Roxbury Boston The circulation and deposit's
are 55 ga : ecie funds 49, 81. The Ailss .lys that
arrangement. Will be speedily made redeem me notes
The Suffolk ssnk sad thu; the Baak has ample
to pay al it, liabilities, and a considerable dividend to
1t. stockholders.
1t would be necessary tina, there should b. some
motitc,u@n Of the law requiring Bnss OF this STATE
10 redeem their points To this qsTemsnt
Is ascFb-d the recent temporary sioFpass OF tue redemp
ton Of bills Of the Bank Of Watertovs- lsrge
amount brought to The Agency Albany sooner ,han
anticipated I'D consequence refused although
Ar Bank mad Sufficient redeem them Yet beng
oil ged DIVIDE her funds redeem at Albany aud
aI,o became difficult NEE; lrrge
the attention of tho Legislature. The ecnri'cs Of
The Bank Of WateS,o~n in the hands Of the Comptroller
said to be amply .nici.nt to pay all her circulation
par.
The Directors OF the Girard Bank, consequence of
tie recommendation OF meeting Of stockholders, have
reduced the expenses that institution $1,000 per aEnum
rhs l. the to rs-e.tabsh public cold fence.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-09
on d Nassau .,reei, corner Fulton
y pr. Fp. YiIiera--'Th. psn,eman ha, of Dad,

Or. V. YiIiers.-.rhls Rso'leman has OF ia'e
= % eiplsyng hn wonderful talents ia dentistry tS-t
Sat rea<onsSy expect handsome fortune wou'o Dc
"a III svety few years. Hls meiaod Of cxuactiss
,'' eertaiuly thc most speedy Of pTsctiuoner we
ewes operate ans then ,hs art i,al teeth msrn
1es by h'm true 10 nature To defy detection
- nass-r o. Fling teeth Is truly wonderful
t'h no hl'ag none OF those methods gene ally re-
- - 20 hut IL pie paste hls cavity which inne
l., Oscoaes hardened. He is altogether, msgnih
setatise Reat-r just give him call at 223 Broad
fiY sbOs, hiE. %
New-York tribune., 1841-12-09
ciusETli.

Broadway opposite The City xRail i Park.
"a !. r-itc ., r,spsctirls aiorm-. that Mr. W Ill
De-, the Great Magician >l,ight OF hand per
former p.rformshc, IL all the principal Museums
h. b. "a yet ".tE applause has been engaged
for 4 ilIiisi ns mber of nights.
Also 10 be .een a Moving Model of Won Smiths PEeu
,latc Railroad overco1 ping Elevations aGd dong
win the dagger Of l8ciised Planes
Grand Cosgorlma and numerous Miscellaneous CuFio'
itrS, from every part % tar Wor j.
Fancy Glass Working by NJ. Ovens.
Day Visitors aimittc The evening without further
charge
Admission to ALL - cea,.i Children under 70 years Of
~, Allf price = Il