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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-24
DEAFNEss CURED.

DENT n IS % NEDs
CCARpAiS COMPOUND KREOSO1E ACOUSTIC OIL,
> for the cure Of Deafness pains n The anil also all
those IsaErceahc n'isCs, Ike the buzzDg of Insects
falling ~ water whIziug ~ steam, &c, which syup.
toms % approaching deafness and alec generally attend
/ aut wifhulacssc.
n, application Of the oil produces no pain bot on the
contrary agreeable and pleasant The recipe
lur this medicine las been obtained from an English Au.
r ~ great reputation Who has found from long
ton That deafness, in nineteen NJ twenty
produced either Guu want ~ action n the nerves
hearing, dyursB Zoo the bic object, therefore,
t0 find something th8t would create healthy conT
ton in those parts. Amer 70 long series 0f experiment.
with the krCusgfc, boz combination with great number uf
other medic DIE efforts were al last crowncd with cue.
cCHF, iu the discovery NJ IE preparation which has re.
ccvcd tho uame 90 Scaruas Compound kreOsofe Acoustic
OIL NhBE been used boo fIa country about ono year and
wonderful has rs rftcH in curing wing
The deaf that from pure movcs0 NJ humanity now III
fetcd tp The public that all may have an opportunity OF
l proving be- efficacy.
supply received and Tor sale.
LYELL, JOHNSTON A. LYELI,
Ee2 All WcRTdoe,s oId sfand ne brond We
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-24
SHALL
FURNITURE wAREROOmS,

M Il HALL
FURNITURE wAREROOmS,
OI POSGTE THE BANKS.
TIME subscriber has hand and HE constantly manuac
turing every article IN the Furniture line, and socits
n call from purchasers. Having machinery driven 10y
VIter power employed, enables him 90 manu- faCiuTc
any article his line good the article
bc made elsewhere. Tho advantage Of machinery,
besides assisting expedition, enables have the
materials used thorough y seasoned, (Which s Of much
importance have good article good work. by having
the timber sawed UP and stuck away time before
worked. w. H. EMITH.
Also-ConsantY on hand and for sale, large and &c
neral stock Of Mahogany, which is usually purchased at
All orders fiTnisbed with promPtness. ie3
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-24

E0H SALE, on LEASE, the "RUTHER.
a fOORD MILLS "--on favorable terms Ap.
Ply 70 LANCASTER, DRNBY = co.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-24
PASSENGER BoATsFoR sCoTTsVILLE
MD NV MARK III

AND NEW MARK EsT.
nUR Packet boat j. q. tABElL will leave Richmond Tor
~ scousvilc and New Market, rms MORNING, al b
O'Clock precisely aud will return sunday evening On
Monday June 25ih, shall commence running regularly
New Market until the breat IN The canal repair
ed Stages will be Boo readiness az New Market 10 take
passengers t0 Lynrhburg There will be but 20 miles uf
staging ~ the best roads in Virginia Passengers
will arrive In Iyu-hburg by 8 gcl9ck,P. "
ieN5-u BOYD. EDMUND s. co.
Days Of leaving Richmond and Iynchburg, Monday
w aiuesdsv and Ffi1ay.at O'Clock. A ".
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-24

VIRGiNIA.-lN CHANCERG.-ht Rues hcIdin Ia
Jerks once Of the CircuH Superior CouTt Of Law
Tor Louisa County Monday October 4ih
W "a James wills PHI; against Geo W Duke and
Lewis Duke, and other scfts.
ne saii defendants Geo w and evils Duke, hsv
ing appear ami security according
In Law and the Rules this Iuurt and u apne,rny Lv
satisfactory evidence, that they uhabants of MS
state IN motion Of The plaintiff. 10y counsel: o. is or.
rere' nat The sati Geo. W. Duke Lewis Duke DO
appear before the Judge ul the said Court AZ the Court
iousc on the LET ay Of the Term OF The SAT CuI
anuansNci te pl.inths BIZ aud that sleepy this order
City Of Richmond, fOrIWr sucr cssye, and rosr,
at The front door 81 the Court House Of this County on
some Count daV. 10y -"
Copy. Tcstc,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-24

SUPERIOR CHEWING TOBACCO
hUPfIf Of That scarce and very desirable article fine
n odChcwfg Tobacco, if0m rcc NJ The first uanufaC.
tureIE IN this CIV for sale 30 uuaufeso sut purchasers
oc SHEPPERFON. AZ.
DISTRICT SCHOOL Library
TUE New York District SrhoolIlbrary
Il first Series containing ~ vols
second do 20
Neatly puiupn cases or sac AZ the publishers prices
hIfo' luo massachuscts SCHOOL Lhrtry, Tor sale by
ooN SMITH, DHNKER = MORRIS
/ AIDES ELEGANT SILK BUsKINH -
- We have just opened splendid ~ ofhe above shoes
ses Dealers In boots shoes. Trunks, Sc
wOOD-wAHE PAINTED PALS, &C.
llrI 10 hand, fue assortment Of every variety Of
WOod-WaTe articles Tor house keerinr cue aa Buck
cia Tube Pals, Barrel AMI stan Churna Wash. H0ards
Rolling Pine. BIscut Beaters, Pickle SPOONS Wafer
Cane, Wooden 1tsys, round and obour together with
number ~ other hOuFo keeping Gooda all OF when 20
will sell bargains boz, for cash
J RICHARDS a Co
oc ~ H1rdware. Fancy and Fnrnishins store
oven sHOEs FOR LADIES AND GEM
- TLEmEN-Eighth hundred par II ladies' and Gen
ucmens over Shoes o. an kinds India Rubber Calf skin
snd List Of superior quality for sale yhoesale and retail
~ oc9 SAMUEL PUTNEY.
EOH SALE, On LEASE, the "RUTHER.
] fOOkD MILLS "-on most favorable terms. Ap.
PD@ LANCASTER, DENLY = 90.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-24

WANTED, a. employ q steady, sober and iudusfu
w Man, % lake charge u small farm In caroline
for the nest year one with small family would be pre-
oeii Y''' woRTHAN, WoGRUDER 4 co.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-24

WE offer ~ sale we'll selected assortment II 81
w scoich Carpetnz Brussels DO. 5s, - aud - Nsn.
tan, stair and passage do and large lot Of handsome
Hearth Rugs.
oo4 GAY a BENTLEY.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-24

THE subscriber Giving and keeps constantly onhand
atwholesale and retail. and at the lowest prices,
Plain and Japan Tin Ware uf every description.
Also, variety Of stoves designed for burning either
WOOD ORG al.
Stove Pipes, and every otheI article in his line made TO
order az the shortest notice.
Sc IS TITUS c RICE
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-24
G.. - courthouse OF this county.
90 le-~9w kolfE IipRipGE. c.c.scc.

V.Nnn.a-lN chANCERN; Al RuIes held IN The
1"'ss ONCE OF the Circuit sun.,nr I,,,s, ~ -
~, TO- Louisa Conny, On Monday Oetoh.r ths
IN, to,. Way Duke adininst'Giris Of nenismin N
Duse, deceased, plaintn aSanHi Goo " Dukc III III
Duke, an other dcfsn ,anta ~"u ic"s
Tue stid defendants, George w. ani tcwts Duh. ,o,
having entered their appearance aud given s.eurI,s
eorinx To aw aud the rules oC this Court an N nrna
ins 10y sa-sciory evidence that they are not inhs5.n
OF TINS state; IN motion q the plsniid by counsel n
oIuerc'i thatthc said George w Duke anu Lewis Duke
90 appear before the Judge o the sid Court the Ivy,
House, on the hrs d,y ofhc Term OF Tho said CONT
ani answer the plaintiffs b; sud that cory o' THIS or
Ger be forthwith inscttedn newspaper i'm
the city OF Richmond fr two months sue ssvcy; and
po-ed ai the 'front.' door II the Court House of . county
on some court day '''
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-24
JOHN HUNTER, q. q.

A IJochdud ,ouniy Court. Phi lone ISL n IN. a.
". Non OF America Jones. one OF the cgateea OF Dsb
ncy fhsh hce'd andu appearing To the Court that MOI
uan Two years nav" cNlirrisrce Peter
a. tne hSceuior 81 the last will and Testament OF abe sad
paon'y PARRISH Decd In this Thr count doth or
Ger h all sous having claims against tho e.ta on IN.
sad d"ccdeni, 80 eruth them settlement 90 an. sai
eAeCu1i wthin SIX m"Uiiis tom iis day uppIra.
,n WIZ ." "ai. l"lhs eout' az there.
cI ot an otd.r ~ dsthhui"u of the OF the s.
cccic"t WITHOUT requiring the OF the said D,bn.x
fStneh decd t"ai,c Refund "a Eonis Aud that eopy
81 'his "rhcT bc published eight weeks ~
soe nrwsphpcI printed iu the Of Rchmnu AMI ~, a,
cd AT the trout door q the Courthouse OF this coun, on
two several court DAYS. >'"'' ""
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-24
MORE NEW Goons.

AN now opening few packages Of new and beautiful
Printed Goods, and will receive n few days additions
thereto determined 90 keen ~ anassOftmsuto Of the
latest and pTcies patterns published and respectfully
yite purchasers TO cal!and examine. VIM. .. BUTLER,
Importer OF QueensWaTe, &c.
uo4 3 doors shove Bell Tavern.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-24

COOPER'S NOVELS AT IS CENTS.
n W. RANDOLPH a co. a. stnHay's Old Stand, Mai
sweet Richmond, have for sale al a. cents per yO
ufos 20 vols Coopefs Novels complete including hs dE
Deer altyern bound strong, and handsomely in shoc
eli bacEe THIS h. the only complete edition puhishsc
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-24
rliiIlP H. WINSTON. &C.
MILNE n. MiNErnN. @ C-

a huc,, hohirn IN The Cl"rks Office ofiha q cut SUI
peT'or 'our ~ law and Chanccty the county oI
Hanover On The 3Id day Of February 1851 Georrs Ear
nes anu Wesley Cowes ,nerc hsnz partners
uiler the hriu ani-tyle Ot q. Earnest Z W CoWes nl
against Thomas League, John d. Andrews ant Peter NIL
SOU Atr merchants and partners, Tor the firm aud
OF League, Andrews Il Co la l. Bowisg and Er.nrs = ~
son, ders-lS CHLNcEEY. 'N'
TIE defendants, Thomas League, John D. Andrews and
refer wilson, not having entered their aupearaur AMI
even security according 20 the act of Assembly anu the
nues OF tiS count and Appearing, by satisfactory ov
dencc 4 n they 81 this Comm.nv,,
ordered thai the said defendants do appcar here ON
me MS gay OF The next Term said Court and an
sWerthe planius said b and that a copy of tins oe he
iorhwih inserted In SON" neVsp pcT published An Tho Ell
OF RICHMOND Tor two months succcssycy and thai An.
ther COPY hc posted ~ the front door Of The couThou
Of ttiis county. A Copy Te.t. N N''''''"'o
yEslV
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-24
NEW HAT STORE.

G. s J =. ROOT,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
IL \ rs AND CAPS,
MAIN srEEkT, kICHMoND,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-24
rATENr HALFWAY oooKING STOVES

fora large family.
The above stoves Will constantly he kept hand
Stove, Tin Sheet Iron Mandatory, tOget with
variety Cooking, Wood and Coal, which offer on
the most reasonable terms. -
ID. q G. r. WELLER,
iul-ly Richmond, Va
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-24
NTIIt0INIl

VinofNIA. Rulee, holden la the Clerk. om..
v OF The tircui superior Court Law AMI Ch.ness,,
~. IN, County OF Bnek nEhan. the lay OF Orioh.,
ctt.-hn Iu~tlcr adn'T OF Christian rhnack dell nh,
irving, dohs Ia CAaHesrV. ~ '"'' N
The defendant. MIaon N Prco NAT h.,lns .n,..., "A,
snd given security aoeoTdnEto the Act ~ A..
.ns hulcs OF this Count, ant appearing. by
,,,as "Nhcnce, that he 10 not nhAbitant % this
.y u - o'icred, Thar the salt absent defendant 30
' .ton the let ,hy Of the April Term, and
- ~ .. w OF TIE pantf, An that copy OF this OF.
~ ,,hm,lh insert in ncwsTapeT ia
y, nSnn9n' TOT two months sue ssiycIy aud
'N '"' "'ntuoor OF the Courthouse OF this county.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-24
MATRR PITCHER

A LARGE add well selected assortment Of Water PHch
~ cfs of China, wedgewood While Granlie and LIVER
tslI ware. Il unusnally low prices, NJ up. FoGGs
nr % Choa Store, Main street.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-24
&C I wSw Mar. w. MILLER

u hulrs holden 10 the 'icrt's Uhc~ ~ IIr iIcnIi
"a sup"iOr Iour ci Law and Gh,n,.ry f,r ~, 1917,
oi iIan9VcI on The Sci oI February, st: j. Prieb,,i
Ltilnli EalnAt Ihumas League. John u Andfrw. AMI
refer Wilson, ate mcTt hlnig aud parneIa under Inc
ana siyle OF iceguc, Andrews Co.. Ira l. BowlcE md
rIancts Nelson, drtts-lN 'uANuERY '' ~
, ne defendants, Thomas League. John ID Andrews and
refer Wilson, Not having catered their appearance. an
ENth security, accor, to the Act Assembly and an.
hu'es OF lhiS 'our anu appearing by satisfactory evil
cn'c ,na iy ave not Inhabitants OF THE Con
u ~ orierc that IA" ro de.no h,T c ON ,l
~ uy OF me neat Term Of the said Court and anSw,T
lc plhntus said hl, and that copy OF this or,c, hc
forthwith Inserted in zomc ncws pa.er uhsh.,t A., ~
,y - Richmond i"r tao months cssycy. an H.,
OF this County. A Cow r.sts w '"' Courthouse
p Wgw pIitIIP N ,ytS,r,,, . -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-16
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
IMPRISONMENT FOR DEBT.

- IhthiSoNNENI FUR DEBT.
Mr. SERGEANT reported the bill from the Sc
nate supplementary TO the act to abolish impr;son
ment Tor debt in certain cases, without amend
ment.
MIR. S. explained the provisions of the bill. and
lne urgent necessity that existed for immediate ac-
put on its third reading.
Mr. ADAMS moved to amend the bill by s,rik-
ing out the words cor shall hereafter be and pnve
ms reasons Tor proposing the amendment contend
ing that the act, rs It now Stood transferred to the
States the power which, under the Constitution OF
the United States, belonged to Congress.
Inc amendment was discussed briefly by Messrs
Monroe, Thompson, of Miss, Fillmore, Curtis,
Vanderpoel, Barnard and Pope.
MIR ADAMS asked for the yeas and nays on his
ai,enunen., which were ordered, and, being taken,
were yeas 81, nays 40.
so the amendment was rejected
And the bull (hsving been ordered 10 third
reading al this tlme) was read third time and pas
Sed. To-
IL IS in the following words:
ABlLL supplementary to an act to abolish inn
prlsonment for debt IN certain cases
BE u enacted by The Senate and House of Pspr,-
'eHiatfrsS Of The United States Of america in Con
gress assembled That the act entitled, IAN nc, 10
ABOLISH imprisonment for debt in certain cases n
proved February twenty eight, eighteen hundred
and thtty-nine, shall be construed as TO abolish
imprisonment Tor debt process issuing out of any
court OF the United States, in all cases whatever
where, by the laws OF any State in which the said
Court shall be held the imprisonment for debt In.
been, or shall hereafter be, abolished.
PENNSYLVANIA CONTESTED FL. ECTIOS
The House resumed the consideration of the cnse
of the contested election from the Third CongreS-
sonal District of the State of Pennsylvania between
Mr.. NArLoR and MIR. lNGERsoLL
Mr. NAlLOR resumed his argument from YES
terday IN support OF his right TO the seat now held
by him; and before he had concluded
The House adjourned.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-16
TO he Voters Of the Senatorial District composed Of
the counties Of Charlotte, Prince Ed,eard, Lunsn.
burg and .NottoicGy.

To The Voters Of the SsnaiOrial Disirie, eOmpo,,a Of
the counties Of Charlotte, Prince Ed,sard. Lunen-
burg and .Nottotcay
The term Of office of MIR. Louis C. Bouldn. our
present Representative in the Senate of Virginia.
being about TO expire, II becomes our duty TO select
some valiant Wing at carly day. who can unite
and carry TO the polls in one unbroken phalanx
every wing IN the District Notwithstanding the
counties OF Prince Edward and L.unenburg have
gwen heavy majorites against us If the Wings will
do their duty, act promptly and vigorously thew
can redeem themselves and shake off the last shac.
kes of prohgate Federal Administration.
Ii is important that we should select n candidate
Immediately, IN order that he may present hmsell
fairly beio:e the People at early day.
FOR some time past II has been a subject of gene.
raj inquiry among the People in this portion of the
District who should be the candidate, and the name
oil WiATr CARDwElL, Esq. is generally agreed
upon as the only man who can carry his owl coun.
ty, and upon whom the Wings Of Prince Edward
and Lunenburg would cheerfully unite.
The counties of Charlotte and Nouoway being
pretty equally divided, it is very important that we
select man upon whom the Wings of Iunenburo
particularly would cordially and cheerfully unite
one who can and would 90 out upon the highways
and explain To the industrious farmers fine nec-Ssi
ties OF whose vocation require their attendance al
home) the abuses of the present Administration and
the glorious principles upon which the Wings have
sped themselves into power. Such a man we shall
find IN Mr.. CardweL lie is thoroughly indocIri-
mated IN the principles OF 9s and 99, is practical
republican, practical statesman and has rendere ed
himself emnenty useful IN every station of life in
which he has been placed He knows the interests
of the rich and never orgets protect the POOR,
man of fine addresS-hs ma inner is interesting and
popular. Such man We need at this time in the
Senate, and such man the People of this District
would delight to honor. | am aware that some of
Mr.. Cardwell's friends object TO his becoming the
candidate for the Senate, believing him TO lie the
only man who be elected to the House of Dele
gates from this county. To such would say, re-
specially, that Mr. Cardwell can get good a vote
for the Senate as he can for the House of DELEGATES
and any man, IN all probability, who would vote
for HIM for the Senate, would vote for any stern. in
flexible Wing for the lower House: so the obiec-
lion is obviated at once, and let the Wings act i'm
med'ately and vigorously, and rallying around such
man, we succeed in the county as well ms in
the District. CHARL OTTF-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-16
FoR THE Vine.
CONvENTION-DR. RoANE OF
ESSEX

Iplo XII Il CDNNENTION-DR. ROANE OF
ESSEX
Gentlemen-In your paper Of the 9Th instant, +
sec the Wings Of the Caroline &C. Congresso IA
District, are requested TO appoint delegates 10 A
Convention, for the purpose Of selecting n candi-
date TO Congress. IL certainly is time for as 10
arouse ana FURNISH up our armour for the spring
campaign. Old Essex, too, the basis Of the Dis
trict, Is the FIRST TO move in the premises This is
as II should be. While every other county in the
District, IN the late Presidential canvass hulter,d
and bowed their heads as the federal blast swept
over us, she, SOLITARY and alonc,p stood erect and
with zeal and fidelity worthy OF all eomfosndotion
preserved the republican banner unsulied through
the contest The heart Of every true natriot leaIs
within him, at the bare mention of "Od EsseY.n
and so lar as have heen enabled to ASCERTAIN apv
Ins ol Puolc sentiment on the subject, the Wings
OF The other counties are disposed to award 10 her
the honor Of presenting 10 the District one of her
sons as their candidate for Congress
iully coincide with the Wings Of Essex. Tint
District Convention would bc most advisable. A
gentleman presented to the people by their DECISION
as worthy OF their support, would meet with an IN.
dIyidcd suffrage, oYcry man would march 10 Tho
held as u The issue Of the battle depended upon the
pTowess Of his single arm therefore most feepect
fully second The proposition, tha each county shall
lake the matter IN hnad, with n boirty good will nj
their respect We January Courts II is tfue. that uo
nave recorded against ~ pretty heavy nominal
majority, but the wonder is, from the miserable sub.
iohuges and contemplate humbugs rosofted 10 bv
the Federaists, the majority was not more decided
BE Il ms t may, for one, will 60 into the contest
With a light heart and an abiding confidence in tho
honesty and good Intentions Of the vsoinanyy Of tho
District Let tho issue eYentuae as il may, we
will have this TO console US
1.-THE intent and nof The deed
y IN our power and therefore, who darfs greatly
Does CRAFTY"
In connection with this subject, permit me to pre-.
sent 10 the members Of the contemplated Conven.
ton and 70 the people generally, the name of Dr.
Lawrence ROane, tho delegate from Essex, as
man every way worthy OF the distinguished honor
Of representing us in the National Councils Pos.
sessing sound and vigorous intellect clear peroep.
lion, and a oonsummate judgment, blended with a
rare and becoming modesty, we might ! conceive,
conido 70 his keeping our interests, with firm con-
yicIion that they would be fully, faithfully honest
y and decidedly sustained and protected in the
Federal Legislature.
have understood that Dr.. Roane has expressed
decided wish 10 retire 10 private life, but from my
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-16

s'ons seemed TO be, that where a citizen had voted
sno enoeher had objected 10 such vote, the onss
Preoana was with the objcctor, and not that the
voter Was bound TO prove his right to vote In or
uer 10 put a stop TO proceeding with the Louisa
case, several motions were made for ADJOURNMENT
wnleh Were taken 10y ayes and noes. We give the
mrs., as that will clearly point out the gentlemen
opposed 10 me settlement OF the Louisa case before
he election Tor Senator comes on.
Inc following was the vote on the first motion
Tor adjournment:
?, ArEs-Messis. Bayly. Carpenter, Wiley, Byrd.
uanhah, jackson, Jones, Haskins, Meredith Buff
hnston, Semester, Deskins, Wood, Johnston, Tay-
,oI o, HALIFAX, Lee, Armstrong, Davis, Habern.
MarshaI, OF Eunenburg, Goode, Chapman, Wade
sm,th, OF N, Fitzgerald, Hidden, MCPHERSON. Brown
OF Preston, Heath, Radcliffe, Snider, Smith of R.
Shipman, Conn, Williams, Ridley, Fitzhush. War,
ren, Prince, SPOTS, Good son-4O
NoEs.-MeSsrs. Southall, (speaker) Coles Cab.
ell, M'Cuc, Stuart, Burwell Of Bedford, Mitchell.
vandoren, Fryau, Flood, Toer, Irvine, Corbin'
Golemon, Cardwell, Broadus, Vaughan. Cotton
Koane, Scott, Marshallof +. Mclaughlin. Woods
hale, Gather, Smith Of Gloucester, Guerrant. Ers,
kline, Butts, Vance, Odell, Thompson. Mullen.
MRae, Hamlet, Smith Of Isle OF Wight. Gresorv'
Stephenson OF Jefferson, worthington, Donnelly,
Il 4 ay,oe OF King George, Dabney. Tayioe of l.. L
IL, Ballard, Beard, Ramey, Harrison, Booton, Cald-
Well Dogs, Bryan, Boyd, Clayton, Tenzey, Or
rex, Brown of Nelson, Tay Tor OF n. B., Lanshorue,
iEther'dse, Verify, Cheatham, Hiner, Tunstan,
heen, Burke, Dey, Elliott, Strother, Cowan Bevins,
lait, Crutchheld, Stephenson Of Tyler, Walker
Stephenson OF W., Fulton.-s0.
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There will be a great Eclipse Of The Moon on the
evening OF the 9th of Feb. next, commencing at 7
O'Clock, minutes; and should we he favored with
clear atmosphere, such sublime spectacle will
be presented, as Is seldom wltnessed-The eclipse,
hours and minutes after the moon rises. will 10
visible to all parts OF the United States the Canadas
The greater part Of Mexico, the whole Of South
America, all parts Of the Atlantic ocean, the whole
OF Europe, ard rs far east the meridian of Bonn.
bay, IN hindostan, at which place the moon will
60 down partially eclipsed. The moon will ser
totally eclipsed at Arabia, Consantnople, Egypt,
the counties adjacent to the Caspian Sea, and Mos,
COW, IN Russia. The moon will rise totally eclipsed
at Astorln, at the mouth Of the Columbian River,
IN oregon Territory, and will be visible to ali
parts Of the earth, where the moon is above The
horzon.-P Pete SbWg Star.