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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-30
W. MEREDITH

HAS fur dsy received an additional surp'y of new and
,IopG'u's. which lee Will scl tn Country Merchants
tnI f'ir frfie Feucralt
90 pat priuts. i}lr per yafd
a q rHlnred centre Ninnl H' lfr
while dH DO nfI5Ir
noy'r tolorcd and whtfc Palm Hats
Meme DO go Do
SPLENDID assortment of Fancy aud Dutch Linen Dni
ling
French single milicl Cashmere
Iuf ntrnelf Slrtunrr
Mil spun U1wlaf
f-I.I iufu fu .rreHf vartffV
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-30
FOR RENT.

- For Rcui, ans possession siven Immediately
nm ine iwo story stuckrei House, laely occupied
HngH ~ 'dpt Hunucy, situated in the rear of HE
- House Formerly coupled by Dr. Nelson
N'" BOYD, EDMOND & DAVENPORT
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-30
X ENJOY al.
Bale Pl.ETON

REMOVAL.
nng Mn hh-oN has removed his Office To the Ro,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-30
AUCTION SALES
THIS DAy
BY DABNEY q cAUruosN
BY lNLoEs * BROTHER

,n,t's sAALE DAYS Tuesdays ThurAlay, an, a.
81 for Public Sale. y" "'"'is 'n'e"'i-
, saturday, ApIl 3hh, 1872 II fair eomrsnen. =, a.
q We VIII sell In front Of our .iot .n .so..s :. y
.,tt'e, Groceries, etc. Consisting An n.r, M ~
nahoxany -idebosIdS bureaus
.sne and Wool seat Chairs
Toilet Tables, Roekln. Ch.ir.
,ns,u' AMI dining tables
WhisEey. Brandy and tn
sugars and Mol,sses In bht.
Hams AMI She ulder Bacon
Good Firkin Butter
soap, Candies and starch e,c -.
HORSES
Al II o'clock, several sat Nc ant 49,. -
excellent quality. ' harness Horses, OF
ADDITIONAL.
700 sides No sole Lesrber
Prime Goldfish; Lamp oil etc e,r
INLoEs& BROTHER, Auets
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-30
I q III !
(6O Tons Of Northern leo daily ctpceicd-for
Nv apps FRY 4
COOPEHs NEN NOVEI,-Nr

w RANDOLPH 4 co. have received
y 4. Tive Two Adn.fals, novel vols. hy Cnoprr
Enquiry lc Naliiity ~ The Brush Ciaint To- Rrid
u VI. ftfun and search o american Vcaacia suarcfe
he cngugcd in ne Slave Trade, by ~ Wheaton, l. IN
Minister fu WcrNn
Pfetsi theology and uineralory with Instructions for
the qualitative analY sHof Nnefls by Trimmer, q \
wifi. ulafcs
Cooper Sea Tales. vols. apN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-30

fI,E Annual Meeting II tho Stockholders ofthc Trcde.
U rtr ton Company, will Ne held Fl the suhecribcrs
Office, on the FIRST MONDAY IN May next At " NJ
knfeTf 90 attend fn by PROXY
apa6 "a IN ANDERSON, AGENT
DO COFPEE- 90 bsgs prime qusiiy .-lsnding for
N ale ap2l.-iH TtIOS POE
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-30
NOTICE.

+ W and after The 18th Of April our tri.,x..LI
noalS 70 Lynchburg will leave Richmond sny ne on
Nh tohday "Wednesday aud Frdry Al oS-laSHe .I-
ion Nm 's enabled to form eSnnse
<.o,tsv,Ii ne " esiern stages OF Lynchbnrg IN
- e. boais viii run as usual Moniav W. ~,
nienee ana Syee,ns al o'clock, p. NJ As TO the eonv
-. ON richmond or tie vicinify we a. N , cong
travelled n our Boats. " 1''se VINO have
40 <J-t BOYD. EDMOND 4 n.vrNno,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-30
FOR BOSTON
FOR PHILADELPHIA

I'D e, IS. ;sl;s .s Boz iasi rs;
: = apply 10 the master At Pckeus wharf OF
90 wN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-30

NEGROEsS.
nus Morning NJ n o'clock preeiselv v-,uL. -,
raiIy as 80 ,s oi age seeasomed house ~ork
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-30
STRAYEn

. I 1 Ed
e 6: ! i; +: E:
-, dlltn size, well male, anu OF h.ndson,.
sisS 80 = 80 e1hbh marks Of the harness on re-
on n, ,t ahn shoulders suitable reward will he S
2 n cr .
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-30

No ros'cs.ion rven immciiieiy. the upper p,rt Of
n my Store TIC first rooms are verv ~ -ir,iic g.
ti-rs ior N.oicss.nnal gentlemen
ap 90 .sEPH ~ CoLQUrTT.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-30
BY X IL DICKINSON
TRUSTEES SALE OF
VALUABLE SLAVES, STOCK. FURNI-

TRUSTEES SALE OF
VALUABLE SLAVES, STOCK FTrPNt-
TURE. 81.
Rh virtue Of Deed Of Trust executed 10 the s,l
- oefs, by Niles Macon, the 9th March 1872 an,
uuy hiinued 10 recofdn the counties Of anovrr h.
10 ahl Abcnsrie, We shall proceed SELL on Tueg,i,v
~ OF May n fair Il not. the next fair day al
- .u,nee OF the al Macon, in the county OF Iisno.
Net, 'anoui9 miles from Richmond upwars Of M v,i
80 suudfy articles q House and Kitchen Furui,n,c
100 oelongins 70 the Fairfield Planfaiion he
,'ensis consisting Of the usual VARIETY c.
H. ~ ',is With Harness, and the CROPS Of GRIM
hs! an. Fodder on hand '' " "'''"'
We shall also offer for sals ftbe am, ,i,.. A., t
~ Az. situated near the Fairfield Estate having mo-,
~ mmttacturng Mil, known Macnnis Mil ,nd -,
aifac he'd thereto. "' ''aShhery
Al ne same time, will also be sold 10, Of PLANK n
'g -" hli, and some timber what is called
The above properly will be soId for e,sb and,rho,t
ull vested IN NJ IS injisputabe we shall Of coursa
ohJ seu in our hdueiary character. S'-''e
JAS o. HEATH
a. = it, M m DfrxtSsoS -,
We have dcemed desirable TO sell the urooo,,,
osle alvetiiset Except the slaves. upon credt 81
r. the pnfenlsefs siSns bond approved security
TIC hil properly of which Mr. Macon IL only ono ,,ii
neI, - sunl e TO hen Of slD0O 10 William ami N,rv
o.ic-e. ne Farm except the Dwelling House an AZ
-, aAnien, &C will bc either pubeiyor uri
aieJ rented on the DAY Of sale, until the 5th or Novf
oerLeHt-the rent 10 be produce ana The u,on,r,;o
81 ~ seion neiweeh The Trustees aud the tenant or
.nes 10, sEL6eN MSicoN, Trustees.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-30
SPRING DRY GOODS.
DENTAL SuKGERY

NNADsWORTI, TURNER 6 co have On
" hAnn iatge ana -enCr al assoumeu Spring Dry
'ools al reduced prices They will continue 10 receive
throughout Tho season. by every arrival mt 81
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-30
FOR RENT

I'M :s *: z Is: ' F;''
" loW a. fitia nT-.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-30

I ,HvuN,hh Merchants wishing To save the exchange
pssiies The expense Of going To the North can 10 80
=. ~, = .AkBANATrS cheap cash store shoe
oG . wae.. ,hey eau get supplied with Hats and Caps
utsS tiIuon, al the following low prices Cnnsv
81 - ,nP Pa ncxen lra9 Rnssa very broad in the brim
uNehi b'ush Hats. Of superior QUALITY AT eanav ~
me nutr1 aud beaver Hts black aud drab Of thc
@ spe shape; which will guarantee % sell at Sorth.
~, p,.Ss oi ca only Please rscollect y T. GAR.
TIE Transparent Hal. ,nh =, a. vi
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-30


NJ - uni Lottery, 'lsss No n, for 3sh April -
49, - niaNu Grand Capi'als-si5u1O lhODi l5 on
Is nn los" przes R5B IN OF 2OO 80 Of ioti ~,
~ ~ e'e' Whole tickets si5shaIes in proportion
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-30

IrAWtTY FLOUR . have Coz sale superior tst III
u innfhotu'a Faulty Flour tNirhnonI urtnd1 A. from
thr rcpresenfafious Of s whp have ftci 20 believe b.
equal fO any orfcd the market. Any barrel Of b.
n,y hc returned ihl d1ca give tho fiiinst eas
faction. ou The uial which invite families anil ,fhcrs t1
make 0l b. IliDWEiL " BROWN
I'D
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-30
ransnlrnIiA, MoAltD or PUBL
CHEAP AUCTION nRY GnnnS

\tJE ate opening, To-day, and shall D., constantly sal
w Piled win all The Works published hy Tie Pfesb
terrain Board OF Publication
ap > SMITH DRlNKER & MORRIS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-30

PANAMA AND LEGuORN HATS.
SIPPlN OF those beautiful AMI desirable Summer
n liais' all qualities. Just received for sale
az ~ 4 SIIEPPERsnN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-30
FOR RENT.

- alilY rcsidcncc on Church Hul imr,edi
mt4A at'p tue rear " Mr James Winston with "a.
HaIu ore ioi ',9et outhouscs garden, snda very en-.
N - i,t Nel OF stcr 10 the yard for which he
Apply 90 GEORGE WINSTON "' ~ " june
ap I' no JAS a CFO vtNsroN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-30

Rochester, May Ith, 1855
tor sale 10y A. C. STEVENS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-30

FLOORING PLANK-rhe cargo of s-hr I,,ri--
Il ia, Capt Kelly, for sale low
ap % FISHER son
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-30
no MOTHERS

, Patent Ialine"sEo which hey invite the attention o,
the town aui c,prtry trade ,1.i ,'st. =" W
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-30

BONNEIS.
nfENED this day, handsome lot Of Bonncts of the |
~ latest fashions Wv
Ladies' open worked whalohone Bonucts
nn DO 30 dn
DO 10 Cat Eared Florence "A,
DO Butlan Braid 80 IN
Misses ID a,
d. straw a,
Do Florence Braid 10
an "a MEREnITm
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-30

tx The coprer fastened brig Narv Ki,as5,J -,
Se Wooster carries 1900 bbls Hour or about tx bft
rgo. Apply 20 CUas p. y ~ -
az = NS' AALhEh
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-30
Really Splendid.

5 prizes Of $4,000 are $4,000,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-14
Editorial Correspondence.


June must be hoaxing Last sght wa' so
cold that ice formed in this city, though haPpi!
she cloud. and rain prevented any frost liz
nils in sight 81 syracuse were white with 'Eos
tn. morning. heard before leaving that there
sere three inche. Of snow in some places. Bad
1ck TIL, for corn. fruit and vegetables generally
The Wheat !, Of course unaffected, and looks beau-
fully There i no want Of rain this way.
The Railroads this way appear TO b. usder eN'
client management We left Syracuse at this
morning, and were here 600 miles st precise
:. stopping at Auburn, Cayuga Lake. Caulnds'-
,,.a. and other points. From Canandaigua here
D; or . mi-.) we came in one hour and halt.
Bah r. saws some bockhcai. that j. not fast
ravelingr No, but it i. good travelling Five
miles an hour faster or slower would have been
Do ectonablc Tn fare from Syracuse il g. OF
three cents mile. which il lower than any section
last. hear and hope an arrangement will soon
pe made reducing the fare through from Albany to
Rochester 70 3, for over go miles: time 81
hours. Four cents mile on Railways 80 much
travelled is too high. The Canal packets are car
ryinc very low and eXpeditiousy which will aid
the desired Reform.
Rochester has suffered severely in the late re-
vulsion-, but appears active and energetic. no.
tee some buildings going up &.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-14

The TRIAL OF EDwARDs We re-plbii.h from
our Extra Of last evening sketch sfJudge hEsT =
charge to the Jury, IN this important case. thr
trial of which ha- ius, closed. though marked b.!
all that impar,iahty and perfect hrmne'' which
characterize all hi. Address TO the jury, It : Is
powerful and unansweras.e argument against M
prisoner. H. weight with the jury must have been
.rear. and we fnd 10 difficult in any way 10 account
,or heir rro,racted absence. The case was sub
,,;,,ed 70 tb-rn ~ about o'clock, and up to J.
a., night they had not agreed. How they stood
,,e have 10 intimation From the singular mani
fe.tatisns on the part of some Of the jurors We
thought tn ough the trial ina, We perceived 'iron-
and most unaccolntabe has IL favor OF the prison.
r. /, could no, certainly have arisen from any
thing in the evidence, for if ever a case was de-
Tended by manufactured testimony IN or candid
judgement. thu. was one. If Edwards escapes
conviction in thi. case we shall well nigh despair
IF even obtaining iustice-cxcept by accident
from a Jury.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-14
For The Trilnne.

WooLvERRES FLEEcE.--lhc undersigned, of
Manchester. Wa,hrenaw Co. Michigan, took a
fleece of Wool few days since from buck T.
months and 10 days DID, Of tho Lincoln and Lei-
cestershirc Breed. that weighed II pounds No eN-
ira pains has been taken in keeping.
JuRe g. 1912. LoREN/o hi""iNS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-14

\ Caution.-The public = cautioned against pnr'
chasing othsr Than the genuine Corn ssNr is'rg 4
Cooper VI ID. on each box tn" community ba. been -
repeatedly imposed upon by Who know n"ine e
The nature medicine. and a. d.. Cooper, Corn S1''
liable be looked upon humbus until %, mer 'hai
have b, esird. wish 10 thl ths ~al'c = c'n-
pounded by q highly skilled and web brown IlN'c.1n,
AMI in reality ueysr-iiing cure for Coma SOIL ~
iey J. Governs Medical Oihce lJj vs.,su-stroci. uut'r
Cnnlon Hall. Also at the principal shoe 'o'r, n N'"'
YORK. ~ Plu ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-14

The NAVIGATION We nre threatened with a
disastrous season tor Hudson river navigation.-
There is a most lormidibe obstruction AT Castle
ton The steamboats, Albany, De Wu Clinton,
and Rochester lay ihsre from eight on Monday
evening until two o'clock yesterday mouias.
Albany I've. Jour.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-14
/ ii f. TRIDU y T.
TUESDAY MORNING, JUNE a, Isia.

II The SPEECHES OF Hos THosF. M.RsHALL on Acc
ol and Intemp-rancr snd Fashionable I'D 1nk ns d.
verea al the broadway Tabernacle the oi Ma
ami = reported Tor ile Ac~YoTk rIbune and p1blsl-d
. a Pampnet, TOR sse Al tIis office, Prce o.. cents.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-14

and there % viii nothing n al
This statement l. an average of tor tweUiyeghi
.sek. and the number of persons IN each uac, At e 80
,pectve averages Trade isslcl i gsiins o>rtNe'Y
week. lKfNN'"N't' N''ii'i'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-14

ana sstuttemeo-iif newly Termed fldss n flr
meuary Vocal MUSIC framing ,ng by ncri - 10 con
nence Z. regular term of tselge lessons, THIS ENFN
ING, June lih at o'oect. which tine new n,-n
o-rs eau be received IL las heen concluded 70 cou
'utue ths cia's OF both laies ami gentlemen ani.
cordingly, the SUBSCRIBER has made ia h
existing iadie class - mite Wta The ca,, one &,
peculiar promise and furnishes. % those who dcrnn.
learnng u sing an 1rGsualy ell bic opportunity. Term
very lrw MIDGET I me> If meeting-from % n'clock
ra.siay and Thursday eseniag, Phce--No. li5i Fe'
ton street. ] r. WARNER
Translator NJ knbl-rs Elements Of ycc1l NI.i- D. G.
",b-r's Muse Teacher, Tbeoy Of Composition. Il.
10 1877 fg
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-14

THE CREOLE Casr.-The Richmond Enquirer
sals-lt is now SAID that Lord Ashburton il author
lied to make some prospective arrangement L.
guard against future cases, but soi to allow an,
indemnity tor the Creole. Great Britain wishc, L.
place i, in the predicament OF the Enterprise.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-14
Howe. Hygiene IIorehonmd CANDY.

This very excellent aftc" = 40" h"ghhhk np hh'',
the People have uied they have becprr s1ush-4 hat
there and it.se who have once putc.l','d
aud reaiked benefits tom the Hygiene Candy DO ao
cannot tai To give another csTo hs procured NJ NJ .s
Broadway, of Howard It Recpect CURES cough,
ore throat end bronchitis, hoirssnrss. &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-14
T. Another New Novel for Onc shilling

M EX IRA Dot BILE BROTIlfR JONtrmtN"Wrl
he published TO MORMON "tiA~PAR: THE PIRATE
OF THE INDIAN SEAS, tnllug Tale of H.. Ocean /.
embracing high-~rDGgLt la he lives o, thnse 1l
bad men, tn PaeSben- st tie mo-. exciting vork
OF the Kind ever read II - Just ssue' from the am.
press where originated those admirable tse. CU,RIT>
vMALLEY HARRY LoRREQrER. JACK HINTON
nc L.. and Without doubt thr popular publishing
adjustment 10 Europe.
Prce Il. cents, or 10 cope. g. The usual di.eourt
10 Agents who must send 10 their rIsTs and cash
steiy. ~ ieil n.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-14
LORENZO HIGGINS.

SuDDsS DEATH.-Johu rorberr, Egg, tor many
wears Cashier of the Farmers Bank of Whining
ton, Del. died very suddenly on Thursday even
ing, he I'd inst. Allen Thompson, E.q. has been
appointed TO fill the vacancy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-14

FROM xAs.-lnroRrASr.-News was re-
ceived in town last evening to the effect that Pre-
.idcnt Houston has convened special sitting of
Congress for the 9th June.
Judge Terrell, the Attorney General, has beer
sent to the East TO concentrate the troops in thai
section.
Two Mcxcans were recently captured on The
other side Of Corpus Christi and brought To Gal
weston They we're well treated and immediately
liberated bv Gen Houston. This i. as II should
be-fcr Whatever indignities may have been hcapcd
upon Texan prisoners Of late in portion. of Mex
90. there is little to be gained and satisfaction
to be obtained by retaliatins upon persons tho had
no hand in those ou,ragcs.
The special call for an extraordinary session OF
Congress in Texas undoubtedly has reference to
the much talked Of invasion Of Mexico. and the
presen, state of Affairs in the sinsc->tar republic
The above item. are facts. There were rumor>,
and important ones in town last evening in relr
ton TO movements in TcAas--wc ior5car publish
ing them until properly authenticated.
\. q. Pic. June >.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-14

From fLoRipa.-rhc -. Augustine Herald OF
tina Sd inst. contains sundry resolutions adopted
AT "a meeting of citizens in Newnansville ou IN,
subject ct the war and It's official close. Protest
ING against the withdrawal of the United State,
troops, they resolve To petition the Governor for
the organization OF a mounted company, whose duty
IT shall oe to keep up constant scout IN the ham
Knocks and other lurking places of the Indians ;
and farther they resolve 10 organize into a corps
OF minute men. to be ready for duty at ,he first
summons.
The band OF Indians who committed the recent
murders in Alchua appear 20 have marked their
rs'reatns track with similar atrocities. On the
18TH ct May Mrs. Daniel. and her five children
were killed two miles south of tina Natural Bridge
on the Santa tc; and on the Goth stll farther
south, two men were wayeid and put to death.
We learn from the Tallahassee Floridian ,b,t a..
the hight of the lst instant the house of Mr. Ro.
bnson. in Jefferson county. Just beyond the Ocila
we attacked by party ct Indians, supposed to b,
fifty in number Mr.. Rcbinson's mother and four
other OF his famiy were killed and the house plum
dercd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-14

rhi, popular article : commended To u' puh'' ~ r. u
uarly desirable At the present nf9r Tor ' ""'}' -"
elegance and durability, II co'Sre'rs 'lce''uY N ITO
10, ,.,.,l, u,t, worn Price - D. SPENCER,
.le If Fashionable Hatier No. 2i5 Bt0adNay.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-14

II Masters of Vessels AZ, other. arriving al III
Port will obig- by rvng 70 Adrian Bsncker. Jf, Nho
our News Collector, all package, hle' an reports &C
IL flLs rar
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-14

IhcOlo. zeal D>su>,lor hct- ern het! VI Henson ih' ilt
dsl and Rev Nr Iugtls u niyer,alstD bed AZ souihod
l.. l. m Jaruaty, 1883. Price ~ cepis
Also. large variety nj tuSer-ris Boots, Psmphi'ti
Sc Al the f'nyrrsall,t Book Establishment, ". 80 tuns
,trest, between Nassau and Broadway. % a2lu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-14

OBIrUaRr.-We regret 10 announce the death
OF William RuNton. long a resident OF this cit,
and one ct our most c>tmable business men
lie disd las, evening after prolractcd AID painful
illness Asa token Of respect for hi, memory tn
flags ct The shipping in port TO-DAY arr hoi>tcd at
hall mast. Buffalo Com.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-14
p Drawing and Eugrnying im Wood.


The underslgn,d. late Of Boston, haVing removed I" m
ciy prepared o. attend O. any command be may be- Ia
vored with in ciucr oi these department, ot AT
~ DEtERtIN,
jc3 la ~ No. /! JOhn-streei, - stnfy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-14

DliN N'J'Di Vr0fs ~ tifdflht--t Ia. ulsif
raBgeness receive on a. Z7h sy 1T Apnl. large
ny-ces Transparent window shade, embracing almost
hind Of Landscapes, swiss, and Italian Views.
neie and plan French SCROLLS View. mo1n git
Landscapes karicgaea Scrolls psntcd IN brill and per
maneni oil co,ors F1mllie, instead of spending tirr
purchasing second baud article al auction, be- sup
piled with transparent Window >lade, the i)los lng
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-14

thurcb constituted and charged 10 tkS G0slr - he
World; by the Rev. John Hs~r d. % President ~ Cher
aunt Col,ge, author Of Nimno, Great Teacher eic,
win an t,-sy by VIM. X. Williams D. d., Pa.forOf Amy.
street. Church. NewN O,kIiis Day Pu' she'd and TOR
by DAYTON NEWMAN, cor. Fulton and Nas.aJsts
Al-. just received-GrOsih 10 Grace from the ning
nj Edward. and James
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THIS tru,>Iay} AMI r9 MORROW E|ENiN"r' 'aE
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r,-,ri nj the nobility ana gentry OF Europe. ais eia
br,cin, many choice work, the early history Of Amer
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,,c,nrc. Philosophy aud gcaersl Literature 10 which my
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entlhc and Practical Agriculture the applcstOn OF Is %
lO.y Geology aud Chemistry 10 Agriculture and ~ u
culture, isebded Text Book for Farmers sBd SUI
dents in Agriculture, by AOnLo Gray, 4 VI Teacher Of
Chemistry. &c. Andoyer, Mas Just published by
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" The Whig Young Mems State Central Com
m,tcc, will be seen by the card We publish.
have called State Convention If Delegates to be
held in Auburn on the 9th of July next, for the
purpose Of organizing the party in PREPARATION for
the election next fall. The objects proposed are
certainly important, and We trust viii meet with
al deserved attention from cur political brethren
ION 10 BE- decided at the approaching contest i
hat of lNTIR>AL lMPRoyENESTs. With suitable
cxertions and in the c,crcisc Of proper spirit.
have fears ior Ike decision Of the inhabitants of
the Empire State.
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~ VERDICT or GUILTY OF the Forgery charged upon
him. the late hour when went to press st night Ad
moi been returned against that pf Of nancers Col I'd
wards Bui verdict ionP las been rendered m favor
Mpdca-d Lolrngr>, the famous Ps ard all tn psepafa
toss OF the lu.tfous Dr. Peteon rial b-fore tie public
on charge having done infinite good than al other
ever known For iu report ct TN, celebrated
ira and sight hcse Identical LoEerges cal 20 i9 Broad
way or - Fulton Il. Al any tine you choose.