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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-08

For Tges1ay Evening. Monouraia Lottery. No %.
hAIa. piIEcs OF slo0O Is Of slO0, &c. - Nos. 10
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STATIONS OFFICE,
FntfrfseufH !Sfrssf

Leesbure Lottery, No H. To be drawn tho Exchange
q 81 o'clock, r. NJ. prize OF 1900 20 OF 50 SC :,
Nos, ~ drawn. Tickets e.. Lowest prize t5ss
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ID. NJ. HoYT q cos OFFICE,
Richmond, Va.

L.sre is T.ekss at Hoyrs LUCKY Court
Hhieh soon secured leads on 10 D- FosrvSE.
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Alexandria Lottery. Class A-Draws at Aieranlria ooh
August PiiZcs35 PIX 500 lOU1O 500 500 l.U, a,TO
1873 loOJ, - Of 1902 ~ Of so, etc. Tickets $40.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-08

IhOmAS FOE,
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
MARKET SQUARE.
LAS in store for ale
IL ~ iihis Porto Rico sugars, Cpar prime)
10 DO "To1is family bacon
~ Rags Rio lagura. and ~. Domingo CoMre
% Boxes "Noolsey * W oolscy's" patent La Sugar
10 Bills DO do 40 nnve yize a a,
Boxes "a IIofinan a Co" single I5af DO
70 % CASKS Sicily Madeira Wine
~ do OF NaleiTa do clos each
" do 10 10 (supcrior)
~ Cases "pe Young's" Brandy (lsl9)
leo y les "JaekSon's' Candies
10 Bilcs Mexican Moss
DO Lansuedoc Almonds
Do VOL
2SoO rs -" ring hin Factory" Yarns 10 10,
80 Bags Shot l1ssorted)
~ bpxc1 "CrcwS'" soap
- Kegs Scotch Snuff
Half Pipes -seizneue" Brandy, all Of which arc
tn lf.afr
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-08

0FFi'E on MAN. god door below Corner OF Main
and iilh streets
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-08

N q T. &c IL.

tom ticnce 10 Lynchburs br sfsxcs Days of lesy.
AMI friday at O'clock AM. For athsr M
quire At our Office at tho head o the Basin
suz lloyd, EDMOND DAVENPORT.
MEDICAL WORKS,
Received by
SMITH, DRiNKER & MORRIS
ImE principle aud Practice OF Modern Surgery by n
bruiii from the second London edition viii,
my Wool LLgfaTngs, with Notes and Comments by II
fhni =, Lecturer therapeutic and opcTsye sur
gerry la the LnuSyill. Medical Institute
Dscds's 9 me Jferu, series Of Clinical Lectures ,l.
NerSn at the Hospital In Petite by Lisanc, aud eitcd
ty.
Lectures on Morbid AnatOmy.-Naiure and treatment
o non,e e.n 'hrone Diseases 10y John Armstrong, D.
edited bY Rix with sccouEt OF the life and Tii,i "a al
Do Armstrong, by I'll, MD
ttr-f PriHePics Of Medicine 10y A Billing MDA NJ first
American, from fourth London edition and u,ptoy
ell i
Rose o. Consumption, Se-Consu.npiion curab,c, /.
ease, with trcafc under new mo - In
this county by } Rosc, NJ ID. iuT
Hank HOOK MANUFACToRY
LII dctciiptons OF Rinding neatly executed: Gentle
- men Libraries h'tcd up AMI repaired; Music and
eriodcals bound 10 pattern; Ladies' scrap and Guard
noes Albums aid Portfolios Of all desc rpons made TO
oLIsI, bni'nE done Er Libraries, BOOK Institutions So
S' 49, etc. o,c on advantageous terms.
'nilorn sets oI Merchants and Traders Account Books
mad" 10 order, and rlicdto ANY given pattern
description. " '''
SMITH, DRINKER & MORRIS.
Jn ~ Late smith 4 Palmer.
SARATOGA WATER
IuST received fresh supply Of Saratoga iodine SpTins)
Water which customers will nd cool all hours OF the
LAY. BOLTON & HARRISON,
lnJ Corner above the Banks.
BELLE ISLE NAILS.
FULL supply Of improved quality for sale az low or
"A lower than in any city in the United states by
-lnZ2 TRlPLErr son
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NEW WORKS

WE haye tor sale street Wagon, almost new, which
w We will self cheap. 1890
au2--tf MALONE a u,pr,N
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LOTTERIES TO RE DRAWN SOf

Call before o'clock, r VI on each Day or the lucky
numbers. prize u slO'Q AMI several Of 80. 30 20
&C &C. sold al this office and paid within the days
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-08
NEW BOOKR-

NEW BOOKS.
JULY 25rn, 1912.
w. RANDOLPH q CO. have Just received for sale,
Js Sir Henry Morgan. the BuccanceT Ly author OF
lin the Refer, &c. " w
ksebles Chids Christian Year, ymnsf for every sunday
PRINCIPLES and Practice ofMoiern surgery, Ly Dru.
clt on the ~ London edition, illustrated with 20 wood
cuts will notes anil comments by u Flint NJ ID NJ NJ \ n
VI tho Ionsvlle AcahcnY Of Me-lclne.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-08
FOR SALE.


THE following articles purchased Tor cash in York,
Superior BelvllIc White Lead, In kcgv Of g. IN 100
I'usced and Whale Ola
spiriis 90 Terpcnne
sosp stone Paint for tin or shinse Roof "a cheap and
ia supply Of Green Paint. for Venetian Blinds IN
od ~ 10 Cannsters, a superior article
, for VaTnish Of iron work. with general supply Of
Iry Paints, toseher with extensive assortment of
brushes Of all sze with BidseT's hair bndcTs AMI ali
ARTICLES necessary for the trade low Tor cash
next door TO the Exchange Bank. Richmond, Va.
ROBERT MOTT
lnloIns hi. friends lnd The public, that has Just re-
OF Paint Glass, Brushes, ETC. and is determined 10 ors
W OF sci on the most moderate terms, for cash. APP
NOTICE.
\VEhaye associated with Us in Co nmssion BUSH
w ness, James Garland, Esq The business Will be
Ial9 Nv JAMES ". DiBRELL & co.
RICHMOND COTTON YARNS.
I'VE subscribers have rented. aud now working on
their own account the Cotton Factory belonging 10 the
RiehrioHd Manufacturing Company. long fivonrabiy
knewn as cunningham Anie sons and are prepared
We particularly invite the attention Of those Merchants
Who are IN ie habit Of buy Ing for CASH for which veIy
Our Yarns VIII be found in the hands of many Of the
Office a, ihe store of Messrs. II W &JJFry&Co
a1 . JlaM6@ 10 BENTLEY & co.
TUE hru Of LEWIS WEBB s. co. Is ils day dissolved
hy mutual consent, Geo t. Booker having soi his In.
teresto Lewis Webb Lewis weeL IS aihoriz.t I" sion
Tie name oI the irm IN liquidation.
LEWIS wEBR,
Richmond, July 2ist, 1872.
ihe arm OF Webb, Booker & Hamilton Is this LAY dis
solved 10y mutual consent. Geo. L. Booker a Win n
iaI"h having Withdrawn AMI sold their inter Lewis
Me3o, VINO % authorized 70 sign the Of the Grm
liquidation. LEWIS WEIR
GEO. I. BOOKER,
Richmond, July 2ls 1912.
The business will be continued by Lewis Webb. who
requests al persons indebted To the firm OF Lewis Webb
Co. aud Webb, Booker & Hamilton 10 make paymSn,.
OF their respective debts without longer delay.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-08
Ia the United states Count for the Eastern District AZ
virginia ith August, 1914
In the matter Of Bankruptcy of
Ia the United States Count for the Eastern psIlet OF Viz
rnia 18th August, lSi2:
In the matter Of Bankruptcy of

In The matter OF Bankruptcy OF
SAMUEL NJ JANNEf, OF the county OF Ioudoun In
- Tue Eastern virginia District. The said Samuel NJ
,Anney who has been dccreed bankrupt 10y this Court
having MED petition praying foi Lis discharge IL /.
uuele that notice thereof he published IN a newGna.
~ printed 70 the City OF Richmond ~ days least before
nc On OF November next when hearing win be had on
ll sai peuiion at the City Hall m the City OF Richmond
@ editors who have proved their debts, Other
VI IN interest may appear a. the said time aud plac
49, now cause, u any they have, why the prayer OF the
lald petitioner should not be granted. - ~
Copy-Testc,
MllW
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RICHMOND COrTON YARNS

I'VE have associated with Us in our Co -nmisson Bust
w ness James Garland. ESQ Tic bnsiness viii 10
continued as heretofore under the style OF
~ w iw LANES W. DIRREII A CO
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-08

For Incsdy evening per mail Virginia Nonouaaiia.
Hura, tass 70 ffizes 2of 1000 each, Of sou. ZOO
4 u Of Oo ~ Of ~, 20 Of 30 ~ Of 30 ~ 81 100
&c. - Nos and 10 drawn Tickets -.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-08
CHEAP DRY GOODS FOR CASH

INSTRUCTION. IN MUSIC
w. pANlELL continues 10 give lessons on the Piano
W forc; also IN Vocal Music. There will be NO in
teIuon IN his attendance during the scholastic varaou
~ " Music store, square above the Banks
(USNIht BAR IRON.-5 ton ofC0unITy R4r
~ Iton assorted, for sale
JUS JAMES GEORGE wINsToN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-08

Fot Wclneslay evening Al Petersburg Va MouonraHt
Csss4i Prizcs ei2up, 100. 2on fs2 10 Of IN o. ~
OF 1 ID Of 300 u u 30 - Of ~, ~ of iCu - " 81
&c SC. ~ Ms ani u drawn. Tckcts 81.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-08

Evening At the Exchange $500 1900 iO57l of
~ Of Soo, OF 20, etc. 10 Nos-lf dram Tekets an
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-08

VI Washington by Jared sparks; to DC published In A.
nonthy numbers az tie low price Of . per Mum
bcr each number TO contain between 40 and page .n
lob eished wtha portrait OF Washington by stew
artot Mrs Wasiirg ton, by Wooasfon view 81 Mount
vernon, and u other dne steel engravngs innor,snt
events IN his history The portraits were copie from
INC oIisnai paintings The plans, sketches and ofhcr
enrtaNnEs nave been complied from the besi lrawings
me wei known ability OF the author vel as Inc Nc
cess nc nas had 70 the most authentic pubc and ry ~
~ faIs and INHERENT parts Of America IA
iu - J ~ RANDoI PHI Z. ~ "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-27

on Monday was sabp9ned a witness, bet wcad
have Genie without it, believe Mr. Vsrren De good
man. know Mis- De La Grange have met her severs
times Oh the reetsince the former trial Never ,tod her
bu, fsE Mr. Verren bad been los; man told Mrs De
La Grange in Grecnee that she witness in the 10.
er trial. and that Mr. Verren wanted no better witness
than she was. still good ,srms with Mr Yerren
Ny opinion OF him IS unchanged. think have not had
any conversation With Mr. French before la ;ra e1
cep; that perhaps in 1885 be got ard books
Never spoke Mr. French any other p-soa about this
affair until the book appeared
Leafs De Bouan, recalled By r. Hefasn.-l said
that M verren asked copy the letter
Mrs De La Haye 10 be placed her door never said
that Mr. NSrreE drew sword compelled he. TO
She copied willingly Corver>ea with De Berraz
about The letter. Never told De Bernaa that yerren
drew sword his wife and compelled her 10 copy
il said thai Mr. Verren took his and raised his
wife and did it OF the room but Al another
lime.
have heard the testimony OF Dr. Gran.
ger about What he said concerning my telling him about the
anonvmers letters is false. never told hin my
feand the witness repeatedly Invoked The fullest vcDse-
heaven upon himself if he had said This
witness state how terribly Mr. Verren and
5asphemed al his wife and how he had drawn his sword
cane her about woodland spoAe him IL that
until a juror said We ha' seard eaoush o: that
DEArn OF RICHARD RIxER, Esc.--At this Stage OF the
proceedings Nh Western and addressing the Court said
that the melancholy intelligence had just reached him OF
the death Of the Honorable Richard RiAer formerly Re
corder OF this city, who had expired this morning and sug
gested the propriety OF the Court aoournug His Honor
the Recorder after eloquent euogrm on the merits,
mora! WORTH aud high legal aainmentS OF the deceased,
ordered that he be adjourned To Tuesday morning
II O'Clock, testimonial OF respect for the Ill. srous de-
ceased-and the court then adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-27

ANOTHER DEFALcATloS.-We understand that
at a late hour last night, JOHN A. HERN, Esq,
late clerk of Mayor Morris, was arrested on a
warrant from the Recorder charged with having
embezzled the public funds, while in the enjoy
ment Of the Office of which the Wing gui1otiue so
recently deprived him. The extent of his :wnd.
ing operations is not yet accurately Known but is
believed to be large; thesnvestigation, which will
Immediately be made, will soon reveal it. The
outcry raised by the Loco-Focos at the dispiace-
ment by the Wing Common Council Of this worthy
dignitary, who was one of the main stays of Loco
Focoism in the city, will be remembered; his en-
bezzlement is believed to have been going on for
long time, and was first brought to light by the
examinations ordered by the Wing Aldermen.
The sink of Loco-Foco iniquity in this city is yet
scarcely opened but there is some hope that it
will in course Of time be thoroughly cleapscd.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-27


INDIAN TRoUILEs.--A leLter from Fort Gibson
to the editor of the Arkansas lntellgencer, dated
August %, says that there is some talk OF a hars
up between the Cherokees and the notorious VIA
Cat
It appears that short time since one OF Wild
Cats warriors died suddenly, and during his iass
moments mu,tered something about one Tommy
an inotfensiye fellow belonging u the same land
uhereupon Wild Cat took 1t into his head that poor
Tommy was wizard and mad cnnJured his war
rior TO death. Poor Tommy was not allowed tho
usual tests of the presence OF The evil spirit but
was Immediately stabbed by Wild Cat, and thrown
into tho river, and shockingly beat death stter
being thrown in This all happened within the
Cherokee country, (wbere In fac, he has been tiv-
ing since he came from Florida, aod the Chero-
KEGS say they are bound to notice i murder
committed on their soil.
The sheriff of this district has sur,'naned posse
TO take Wild Cat and he has told them to come
on-,hat he cannot be taken while of his war
riors IS left alive | have q polite invitation 70
attend a. an amateur; if hnd good hiss
tree somewhere near Wild Cat'a camp, may az
cept; otherwise l shalt BIZ missing Ii all tni
Seminoles within the Cherokee hn.it. will staad D!
heir chief, we will have s'nar, chunk OF bsh'.
A party Of kickapoos bruugfi INTO Fort 1iDS0i
boy about ten years Of age, purchased by thsn
from the Camanches, giving 5000 for him. a.
could not speak n word of EngIta. The little lei
lows sister was left with tpe Cn,aspches, and Cav
be obtained from them. Col Mason took charsa
IF the boy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-27

First District-At the Broadway House. N York. Oct II
Third Di,rict-At the Mansion House, Albany, Oct. IL
Fifth Dsrict-At Utca Oneida County, Oct. 4th.
Sirh District-At Corning. Steuben Co. Oct. Gh.
SeDenth Distrct-At Auburn. Cayuga Co.,Sept. %.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-27

G' Hon S. II. BUTLER, a Loco Foco Mem
Der of Congress from South Caroina, has resi- gned
vigorous support to, II ne did no. originate, the
Single District Clause Of The New-Apportonment
BILL which, without him, might not have been car
RED.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-27
n'''' y Respectfully 'D'' N. c. PATTERSON.

MARINE CoURT.-Bciore Judge SHERMAN-Sa Saturday
On Thursday an action brought in this Court by John
L. Masen against Alexander Mclean, 10 recover the value
Of gage board the steamboat Swallow, OF which
the defendant Captain. 1t appeared from the evidence
tia, on the 3lst OF August the OF the plaintiff went 10
Newbursh in the Swallow, and that on The passage his
raveing.hag open and ed of its contents The
action was brought against the defendant as common car
rier and the number and value OF the articles proved
The defence was that the Captain dordered his
hands baggage from passengers, anu that
notice was posted on the declaring that all baggage
was at the risk of The owners" The Court overued The
objection and this morning gave judgement for the plaintiff
Tor value of the articles lost besides damages and costs
For the Plaintiff, Mr.. A. g. Jones.
For the Defendant, Dir. E. V. Joyce.
70 We thought every body was aware that
every common carrier is responsible for the safety
of all goods, baggage, &C. committed to his charge,
and that the baggage of paying passenger on q
steamboat or railroad comes within this rule Of
law, even though it be simply placed on the boat
without notice to any ore. The notice posted up
so conspicuousy on many boats, &c :" All baggage
at the risk of the owners" is a very harmless
piece of absurdity. Ed. Tr. ;,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-27

ADDRESS wKG YOUNG MEN.-We publish this
Add. al Tue earliest noiRrn would have appeaGe
The Morning Express Uut for The somewhat exclusive
iApner in which TIE Chairman appropriated II 10 his
own colhmns
IL The ab we paragraph appeared in the Express o:
yesterday, aud ask Tue Editor of that paper 10
substantlae re,ract II, charges The Editor Tie
iriuuue attended The Auburn Convention, reported
Address spent the evening OF the 2st when greatly
desired be In the Conveaon) in correcting the proofs
and preparing the Addres and Resolutions immediate
publication Ttai accomplished by 10 p NJ when
copies off ana given Delegates depa tng
every direction We iet next evening Tor Ithaca only
returned 10 tnis City sunday ming; but We saw
copies N The bands OF NewYork De.egaes reacted
this CITY as soon as our Copy ami directions
az least to send c1py each morning paper We
did not eeul 1t our uu,y aid Evening papers an
ttcpaiis our own pI5liclt.sn these proceedings
did desire that a The morning papers should enjoy
equally with The Tribune benefit OF our exc io,s;
The publisher OF The Auburn Journal VIII cbs-riuy
Dear wituvss thai those eGeuons contributed materially
the eaty publication the Pro- eeuins Copies
Address aud resolutions tAzDurn Journal Eara) were
current N the whs Gener.. Cou..u,et On FRIDAY even
ing, aight easily have by Express
Delegates II did n1 c"oo>e to tbl> Office
We insist, eiort that acted igAboriy
oart toward our coielnpararie, The premes-ri4se
lnan often expe lence irom othe.s wneu
rarty Intelligence a;y quarter take 10 pro
cure il and Ga Tot expect thai the Express Obtain
aud civ il ouS either he conductors that pager
had attend Aubern, they niight have pub
,ish-d lie question before Va. they ctosa
is in their Evening paper of Friday We ask them
abuse US with their readers
% FRaScIs H. N1co.t, unsuccessful candid
NE far Governor of Connecticut in 1871. died ut
STRAIT ord in that State on Saturday morning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-27

" At late Loco-toco Convention in Van
Vert County, Ohio, after passing resolutions
against al Banks and in favor Of Hard Money
only, the following was adopted:
Resoioed, That the Wing Turii Congress is taxing
Schre Indirectly which VIII be borne the many
veueht OF schemes generate Ari,,u
cracy aud destroy Liberty
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-27

Mr.. RlvEs.-' One who knows assures US
,ha, this gentleman will not support MIR. Clay for
the next Presidency. Lyuchourg Repub.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-27

HORRIBLE OUrRAGE.-On Tb.reday last sePs
%, son of Dea. Ferris. who r.-ides in the VICE
ity of Cbenango Forks, Was cnpioyed in ;hro~'n'
bundles of grain from thr ioft ct the barn uP'
the ,hreshing floor. Accidentally oae Of the og
dies fell upon hired man named hcOun, wn'si
80 enraged him thar be threw pitchfork a. -, u
lad, declaring that he would take biz life: De'
Ferris, who was ou,sid. the barn. stepped IN, am
demonstrated in very proper manner. WE
McDuf for his condncr Whneupop me raha
seized pitchfork and rbrust ,.- p"i'rs with gFes
violence into Dea. Ferris. Jus be.o@ the rO'
the left side. For two three days II @as u
expected that he would -urv,ve, 5Jt we are graz
fed 10 learn tina, he Is now recovering McDu
was Immediately arrested. AID = IN jail a"ai'ii
the penalty of the law beocoe 90 hepu0'
GrThe attractions Ibis week. The am~rte5p H.
immense. the oullng -ri'oins-iiy tn'nnse" "
the hrauty and fashion OF - apd e''aosy
d., The New York siusrusn t3pesra % - re'ssn5,
TO-, popularity under irs l-.i ui,--si p'sn~- dtt
There are seven performers = uru i,e t--nf, q SUI
IN lhe Curio,tes OF tho Ma>~ur sad ~ moss rpsr
K,rsss 5li>, Resale, Ben e y5-. ald Master iuIs
he ceebraied Wire Dancer. .!fei-nl afacusis ''i
times the money.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-27

THE KKEMLrs DINING SALOONS, No. III Broadway
Wevs,ed yesterday these unique Saloons The wrSt'ef
being cse caterer is enabled 10 exhibit LtdeT
and sucE one we dare no, TO describe. We.
however never say any ,na got mp rraiy. the ele
eance ness and GOOD order showed clearly 10 that
order reigned in ho,co The servants are well dressed
quick expert gnesis are mol Bothered og Their
bawIing this that and other thing All quiet
and the charges are moderate We recommend h hresi-
lin TO all gentlemen dining down OF The best
places in The city where you blend csmio with
my Therefore, We say The krenilir. You
&c, Oysters there IN every style.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-27

% One hundred dollars reward is offered by
the Sheriff Of Herkimer Co, for the arrest OF
George Champn, John C. Hitchcock: Francis
Budoe and Caroline Scott, who effected their es-
cape from the Council Jail the night OF the
18th. Alb. Daily Adv.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-27

70 We regret to hear that RICHARD RIKER.
Esq, Ex-Recorder of the City, died yesterday at
his residence The Courts adjourned upon the
announcement of this event. MIR. Il. was one OF
our most worthy and respected citizens.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-27
PUBLIC MEETING.
= Ia Democratic General Wing Conn

Eniftee, Sept Is. 1872:
Resolved That it be recommended to the Democratic
Wing Electors OF The City and County OF NewYork
semb.e at NATIONAL HALL, Wedn, sday Evening
2sth ms: u O'clock for the purpose of receiving the Re
port of the Delegates the Syracuse Convention, and Of
responding & the nominations there made of HENRY CLAY
for President of the United States; and OF LUTHER BRAD
for Governor, and GABRIEL FURMAN for Lieutenant
Governor of This State. BY order.
ELLIS POTTER, Chairman.
EpwAKDE. CowLEs,5 secretaries ss4 At
II Democratic WING General Commit
tce.-A Special Meeting OF this Committee be held at
The Broadway House Tuesday Eveoing September a.
as7} O'Clock. ELLIS POTTER, Chairman.
ED E. CowLEs, Secretaries SEC a
~ Wanted, this Office, copy of PKsNrrcE's LIFE OF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-27


VIOLENT GALE IN THE GULF OF MExIso-
Capt. Frederick Of the steamboat /. Salmond, ct
Savannah from Tampa Bay and Key West, re-
ports that the recent gale, of which we had an ac-
count from Havana, was very severe at Key West
causing much damage to the buildings, trees &c
Capt +. makes the following report
The steamship Natchez, from Havana, bound
to Ma,anzas, with As passengers. got into Key
West on the 9TH inst with loss of rudder, fore
mast and one wheel house.
The brig Tuscavila, Capt. MoriIl, from Port
Leon bound to New-York luden with cotton, was
dismasted in the gale in the Gulf stream.
The brig Russell, of Boston, Capt. Mathews
from Kingston, jamaica bound TO Philadelphia,
dismasted in the Gulf.
The schr. Axis Capt. Baker, of and Tor New
York from the West Indies, dIsmasted in the
Gulf and carried into Key Yves; by the wreckers
An English bark, seven months old, name not
recollected laden with sugar and coffee, vas totas-
" lost at the mouth OF Matauzas Bay.
The fishing smacks Superior and Huron, were
supposed to have been lost in the Day OF Mexico,
and that all on board had persisted.
Several other vessels were supposed to nave
been lost, and the Thomas S,lmond passed guam
tity of slaves in the vicinity of Florida Rect
Foar vessels were seen in the Gull bottom up
wards. Bait American.