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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-11

WILL be open In lew days, large collection Of En-
sraNngs ahd Psiatlngs all framed in the fYo,,crn
3le.pha siyc Ct sih frames. This COLLECTION nnni,ets
w. ~ - Pe ures the>ltrgest collection ever off, rrJ 4,
the Richmond Market at public ale Tho IsT.cs' ~, y.
i 'eu, a.r hn" eusravrss by best Europ' an and
Afusis; and every person ct iui. men,
now mar hne EustaNiuE, We'll framed FAR superior ~
,J i'ieIn on ian1s daily eIib ted OF Paintugs-At
~ for chimney boatd- and lcrrajr tbc at 49,
@ @ rom History scripture Pieces, Rouance&c
CALCULATED 10 Improve morals advance and r,6ne
a-e' aus cultivate the mind for lea qovcm,n, I'm IA, 49,
a. ~ Looking Glasses, assorted sizes. from ~ bv -
frames. " '"''t''a sSie OF
10 Due notice will be given at the time aud rl.ee Of
ina III ,f3t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-11

Nov the issue, according to tho 'Whis' itself
IN the late elections was distinctly Clay, or no Clay,
Bank, or no Bank .N0disonian.
According to the Wing ITSELF" there asno such
issue. The Issue wo made "money no mo-
noy"-- and that, wo have gained by decided ma.
iority. The Locos in a majority Of counties, were
compelled to avow their readiness to receive Tho
money, in order to secure election. When brought
under the discipline Of the immaculate moralist OF
tho Enquirer. and enlightened as to the guilt Of 70.
eoving their own money, they may change their
views, and conspifc with the Juoto to cheat tho
people out Of their dues. This We shall no, regret
Knowing thu, the State ' Justly entitled TO her
portion Of tho Land Fund, and that majority Of
the people arc in favour Of receiving u, we have
every confidence, that tho Party which defeat. ,bi.
jus, and wise measure, must he ultimately over.
thrown. II IS mo-, n subject which will pass by
IN day. So long rs the Public Lands eS,st. IN,
States will have dreo, nteres, in tho question: and
so long will JUSTICE TO THE STATES be
the rallying cry.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-11
From he savannah Republican.
LATER AND HIGHLY IMPORTANT FROM
FLORIDA.

n.
HALLEoE TusTEsueGEE WITH MS WHOLE BAND
ISM.
BY the steamer Col Harvey, Capt. Pe5rson, ar
rived here from Palatka yesterday, we have the
following hastily written lines from one of our cor.
respondents. We suppose our friends are too busy
TO write us more 4; length.
Correspondence Of tie savannah Republican
PALATKA, May (.
Gen,lemen-I have TO inform YOU that the GO
rous news has lust been received throush Moior
Belknsp, that Hsleek Tusteuugsee and party nav.
surrendered TO Colonel Worth at Fort Mcclure, IN
all eighty, including twenty SIX warriors. Several
Creeks and Sam Jones' people are among them.
Yours, sc.
Thus, our confident anticipations. expressed the
other day, are fully confirmed.
We presume that the writer does not mean 10 say
that all Of Sam Jones' people are in. But It augufs
well that few Of them are, and iustifcs the eX-
peciatlons which formed on the reception Of our
ias' news, Of his probable surrender. This chesr-
ING news IS fully sustained by advces received 10y
the Quarter Master al this pace.
Some OF our knowing ones predicted that Il Hal
leek went out again he would not return as though
Col. Worth did Tot know better how TO act than we
at this distance. The importance OF iudicious nego-
tiaiion has always been under valued both here
and elsewhere. Col. Worth and ts Ulcers know
more about the enemy and their couc ' than those
do who have never seen the ore or the other. IL
requires hard marching, hard fighting, and much
nice diplomacy to manage these Indians, and Col.
Worth has shown that he IS up to all the three meth.
eds
Co. Worth has dared TO expose his military repu-
taton to great risks, but his fortunate star has ruled
over his destiny. he sent considerable part of
his command out Of the Territory when he would
have been fully justified in retaining the whole, or
IN even calling fer more troops. He has however
calculated shrewdly, ns the result Is shown. lie
knew his ability, the country and the enemy-and
he knew, too, the responsibility which IL assumed
IN ordering away large fraction OF lii. force.
We regard the war IN Florida as virtually finish
ed; ana Co. Worth hes achieved military repu
tation which any officer might envy. lie hos en-.
couniers6 and overcome obstacles such as no Gen
eral has met with IN the campaigns OF our lime.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-11
FTom F.sks Journal.
a STANDING ARMY.

Ifthere were wanting single additional argument
to prove the dangerous tendency of Standing Ar
my in n republic. II would be found in the late
movement Of the President in relation to the affairs
OF Rhode lslnnd. Where is the regiment Of citizen
overthrow her born liberty II cannot be
found. But hireling soldiefy-merc machines
are compelled to obey all orders given by their SUI
perior officers, however tyrannca and atrocious
they may be. There be no debate in their minds
about right and wrong-there is but one word. and
that is-obsyi The officers, too-n great majority
of them under the influence Of high aristocrntic
notions, and would think no more Of the
"ruigar herd" the "eOmmon people, :" il commanded
TO DO so by their superior in rank. than of eating
hearty breakfast. This Rhode Island business,
will, we hope, open the eyes OF the American peo-
pie 10 the startling danger ofa Standing Army
They must demand its entire abolition; then, and
not ul then, will our militia system be made wor-
thy Of public respect
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-11
RICHMOND WING.
NEsDAY MORNING. mAYII.
TACTICS OF THE UNTO

ave aware that the Feicrai~ts who have ,,L., NJ
Clay their champion aud candidate loo King with ~.
we cursed 10y many great mep' IInop h,. sy'
ton va must dssppoint them We must Al all .xsn.
potPsnc the discussion fnr the present We have go.
principles To rc-cstabsh fsf then we ,nusf IL 80,
once mat re viii not consent IA I'M,
"i nj least twelve months have passed over, ''
Enquirer.
he drift Of all this is obvious enough: and IL I,
precisely what we predicted. All the fruits of Thu,
victory are to be appropriated to the Junto-The
rest OF tho party must take their chances for IN,
'Po's IN battles to be won hereafter. With respee,
70 'neSe, any amount, OF promises you please will h.
gwen But for the present, there il no, r,o,. ,,
enough for Messrs Richie, Stevenson & Co M.
stevenson is to be made Governor, by wav Of u,
stepping stone to the Vice Presidency. Blu, I'M,
Interior object is TO be KEEP, carefully GU, of vi.v
There is to be no movement in regard to the Pre,;.
dency Tor twelve months! MIR Cahoun,s r,;,nd.
are 10 be used in the meantime to advance Mr. Ste.
venson. They will have every assurance Of attach
ment' on the part OF the Junto, and solemn pled,..
OF support. But Mr. Calhoun and Mr. Stevenson
cannot both 90 on the same ticket, Mr. s,cv.n.o,
will be Governor aud MIR Calhoun will Inv. III.
promise Of being President.
There is no doubt, but that the determination No,
TO discuss Presidential candidates mex, wi,,., :.
adopted with view 20 bubble Mr. Celhoup ordh;.
iricudS. We understand the Jun,o SO well ,h,,
cannot be mistaken.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-11
AILCTInN Cnnn

DlPPRL 81 JACRSON's STOCK OF OIL.
PAINTINGS, FINE ENGRAV1NGS, LOOK
ING GLASSES, etc. will be sold This Morning,
at ~ O'clock
H. Sale positive, 10 close the Stock
ma III lNLOES 4 BROTHER, Auelr.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-11

Mr. FIX, who, by fair means or foul was COM
PEELED TO suspend tho publication OF his JoumOl
here is out again as fierce as ever, and refuses
even to rejoice at the result Of the elections, until
he aseertans who, cause he has for joy. lie says.
"We will not exult until VIC know how many
Richie Bank democrats oro among those returned
rs republicans, who, like Thomas Wallace, will col.
logue with the wings whenever the swindling
shops are called 70 an account Tor their nbominabc
imposltions."
This ia discreet i'm Mr Flax deeidcdiy
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-11
AUCTION Cam

TO HARDWARE DEALERS. SADDI Frs
CABINET MAKERS, CARPENTERS, AND
balance OF Southa K Tompkins'
stock will be sold this morning at 10 o'clock, with
out reserve.
ma II INLOES x BROTHER, Auc,a.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-11
nENTAI. sIfn1InN

W. ut -iznci having located permanently in Rich.
u'h f'Ff ccullly Invites tho attention of r. er -,t
t.li'm'n wishing Dental operations parforinef fo ~
wv pr rh,cc tfaormcnt Of incorrupfblc Teen 49,
W''h'l ~ merton on gold pilfc hy aun9spbcric
re spring ADD clasps vi tt n.v1fl, fuei 800,
a'p W p1ni N color, GEuro. ~. H0aa in sIut, ti.
t n, i.inY in detection, and in nearly al r.seu nor.
~ u-,1' boo fnaetcton. lie will rcfiafn sil
~ ~ ie Teeth, both nj their beauty a,
bErh1rfr Bank a. - tt,i,,l,,.. lhe
r"-L.L Hrff- Wn Plumer. u. Gem Pcrrtr n,
Claln',fynr, br BrnckcnhrouRh, Gent Pcyt1t H. "a ~
tabc.L ani -iincy Bs ,fcr Esq- ci,jH, r" "
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-11
LOOK Az ruIS

10 The RS. WV. sNTH will preach in the Mctho.
jet Church on shockoe IIl this "wednesday Evening
az o'clock ~. =, !,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-11
CITY COUNCIL.

Al monthly meeting, on Monday the 9Th inst.
Present-Niessrs. q. w Munford. q. es dent; j. A
Lancaster. james caskie. John Freemaa. Il. r
daniel, Richard O Hssk,ns. John Dove, q. A.
Myers. W. A Patteson. w. q Allen Thomas n.
BIGGER, James Heath. and Joseph Mayo.
MIR Samuel Sublett, who was elected a Council.
man for Jefferson Ward. was qasliied by the MAY.
or. IN the presence Of the Council and having rs.
signed his seat, Mr Loitin Eilet, was unanimous
" elected TO NIL the vacancy.
The following report was submitted fom the
Watering Commute:
la compliance with the provisions OF an ordinance
emitted IAN ordinance concerning the Water Works
OF the City of Richmond" passed S7th February
1881, the Watering Committee now respectfully &c
port TO the Council
That during the year commencing on the frs,
day Of May, lsil, and ending 30th April, Isi2
both days inclusive the superintendent la. collect.
ed and paid into the hands OF the Chamberlain the
sum OF sil,52i IS
From the following sources, to wit:
For the introduction OF new
supplies Of water, aud for
the repairs OF pipes, by
drlntS and other fixtures, S3,i06 ~
Water rents, deducting inSol.
vents and con'ns ..ls n
Per een'Ssc on fo'msrsappcs 975 % 1884 d
During the same period. the charges on
the Water Works, and which have
been paid by the Chamberlain on
drafts made 10y the Chairman and for
Supetintendcnrs salary, amounted to
me sum OF 6.0l9 50
For the following items. to wit;
For lead pipes, at various
times. 1884 90
iron pipes and castings, 7I3 SIS
brass cocks and other cast.
ings, 65T eS
labou-, fuel. tools, freight.
y o'her contingent charges
on the Water Works; as
rcrvouch,rs fled in the
Chamherian's Office 2Oas A,
insurance paid Mutu1l As.
sur'nce Society on Pcmp.
Eoue~, IL
SupeIin,erdcn;s salary, LEGO
s,oie so
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-11

The great race between Fashion and Boston was
to como of yesterday $4,000 aside. Oo Friday
last, both horses upon the ground, aud in hne
condition. Bc,s : to on Boston.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-11
HOYT & CO.'S OFFICE.
$4,000

Z. ~ sl"o nc. Tie,eta only o.. Drawing comes fh
Do. , ~ " Won " paying COT przes By %, res
f-'| W tNay ~ aklfN ma
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-11
From tho Baltimore Amerisan.
BNLTIMORE ENpnRrs

The following table exhibits the amount OF Exports from
the Port Of Baltimore to foreign ports Tor the quarter
cntinr 81 81 Marsh, lSt2.-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-11
&5O.OOO

seb,' I sn .lst May Al WHO want chances In this
ma h. ''i Aeuotheif orders without delay, 10
ID N uOYT co.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-11
DIR MESS

NJ ani OF DOR Mess, or Jack Hinton the Guards-
man by Harry Lorrequer-reetivedth this day.
Also. aicw moro copies Of tho wayeTly Newell ron,
plete' ioI s5.or sc per No. '''
Also, the continuation Of the wotks NJ 81, Xu.,.-
Scott 10 Nos. A. pc per No. -" ""'e'
lew back Nos Of Grsham's Magazine Lady's Book
nail stVoSs u.-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-11

I'm snhSrrher having been engaged In the Dryg and
1p'hfrHry business, To- New York ami Pm ,Ieipbi,
Igf TIE pasi eleven years las associated will ln.ct ~
ness ihis day. underline firm OF Bot1n = H,rrison
Richmond, May gh, I-i2 ~ Ia
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-11
NOTICE

HE tuhfcfihetslayIuE opened their ne " Sfsro AZ tho
'2fn't above tnr Binss. Main street. rcurcctflv oli
t" .itc 40 'hc public patronage. Al tucsr insa and
lpn. VIII De compounded with greaf care anJ no
aiany hour boz the night ''''"''
BOLTON & HAF.RIzON
Druggists aui Aplthcrarirr
Richmond, May Oh. I942 AZ,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-11
Leaving a haIarce to be placed to the

Leaving balarce to be placed to the
credit ct the Water Works of S550i 95
The cost of the Water Works, which was fully
stated by the Committee in this last annual report,
viii ee increased by the amount of balances due
from individuals charged with the per centagc for
supplies TO los and tenemen,s, which have changed
ownership, Snce the date OF suppes-ihe Com,
mit,ee having no means Of enforcing payment o;
such balances. IL Of course remains with the Coun.
cil To devise some means for their collection.
on tie hrst day Of May, (present.l there stood
on The hcoks of The Snn.rLn,cnhnnt ihn t,lI..u,n.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-11

(OFFEE, HICE,Nc-
~ - bags prime RIO Coffee
100 DO 10 old lava DO
- terccaffesh Rice
~ bags Pepper
cask Roll Bflmsi0ue
l5tOus swedes' Iron
cctogus best indlf0-recciviug and for sale.
mas wORTHAM, heGRUDER 4 co
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-11

'Tes " virginia Fifs and Mum. Tutnt0rss r.,
TErup ~, D., Hcamyuf, ~ May. 1872
" H1ard ~ Directors u this Institution i,,o ris D.,
- 49, fti Frnt annual dividend out Of tiir proCt. -
w w. uNniuf. NJ "a per ccu-5 Der cent fie,,T -,
'he kno.ieta, or tor legal sacnfs On or "a,
,i,, ~ ,a" ani Strft cont 10 bc passed fY tine con.
..i ~ .n9 usual The Transfer Book will be- cl0sed
td Tupr ~ a. pu,....
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-11

This is discreet in Mr. Fisk. decidedly.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-11

lRne sole agent Tor The siie fue trot,~.
c. wy ~ we lf'ierar Iron COMPANY Dr. rr.t.,.i b.,
''I,f. l1f cyrry description of rst s,t ,a,Ii,
~ 't t ~ i1enf hH Iron from io " inches viii, 80
w l'sfel ihicSness rnuni and atnafs fra -is r., "a
VA ,.ll, '' n oval hfil round a1I %, f0il fr,o. , y
g.. '''''' D't and hanac Iron,
,itn-I Ip'ndfy the COMPANY are prepared to ,,,,L,
p,e.,, ~ ~ -. llpn Of Itsiinfs eUbrlrf ing Tolsrro
M ,i -, wma or Fnst mills, cotton fsrtDrie7 ami g.
WI. ' ps you ~ sinis II rail rad work
H'hnofY having been recently rrertet NJ ,,,,t, 49,,
~, ol ne establishments have now rus,srtrc
r 'tln Wi De ~ uniformly good qualify ami ,,u
metal exclusively. ""'' ''""'H lHa
y1se % Cary street, neas the lover end m tho R,,,
------,ti ANUEUaON
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-11
RARNES-

BARNES
RahNE s' Questions Matthew
II DO Notes Gospels. further suppy inst o. 4
ua ~ SMITH. DR.NEER MnRnIs
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Correspondence Of the Herald1
PORTLAND, Aug. IL, 1872.
Ladies of Putland-Edstern Rdiirodd-Fdctories-
Light House Surrey.
DEAR BENNETT
destinations Of the Portland ladies' in the very teeth
of the most exorable weather inflicted on
man or beast One continued fog has lowered over
this beautiful town, with intermediate flashes OF
sunshine, Just enough to give taste OF Heaven,
and then Withdrawn But the ladies, bless their
dear souls they are the efficient antidote to all
fogs, and other ills, human or terrestrial. Rarely
will the traveller in any place, meet women so per-
fectly unexceptonable in person and breeding as the
ladies' of Portland and the practice of their degen-
crate townsmen strayng to foreign chimes for
wealth and pleasure, is worthy all contempt But
they buy their folly and seek in vain for the light
that is shining on their backs.
This city is now the eastern terminus of the East
en Railroad, which is finished and operated fifteen
miles 10 Saco; flourishing manufacturing town.
factory girls. Here, In spite Of the cry of hard
times, tariff and the other clap traps OF factlous
politicians, large cotton factories are being erected
of substantial brick, with the adjacent grounds
neatly arranged and surrounded with brick walls
The houses OF the operatives show neatness and
degree Of conf ,rt that assures the observer where
industry and intelligence combine, there will be no
lack OF plenty; that the prosperity Of land is be-
yond the reach OF any disappointed politician,
though backed by the venal herd, nladdened by the
strong integrity Of the independent Executive.
Yesterday the Gutter Rush, bearing the commas
sion for the Light House survey, left Portland IN
company with the Morris, Capt. Waldron
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Richmond, Va.
Correspondence of the Herald.l

Correspondence OF the Herad.J
RICHMOND, Va, Aug 18, 1912.
Badness of the Flour eathr-Lit9atwe
The Springs.
DEAR BENNETT
wish there was something Interesting to write
you about from this quarter but there is not and
must make the best of it. The times out of joint
and when they will get regulated, now Nick Bid
dies regulator has exploded entirely is more than
the wlsest can even reckon-we hope still, and ex-
pect business to revive in measure after the banks
resume on the 18th of next month The wheat is
coming in slowly, and as the damage done to the
James River Canal is nearly repaired Git is now be-
ing navigated JOB miles) we may expect an abun-
ready per day, at the CALICO mills, and turn out
1000 with plenty OF water and full supply OF grain.
The summer has been so far, very cool one, but
crops OF all kinds In this region are
good-wheat, OATS corn and tobacco. The wheat
and oats were considerably injured by the great
freshet but not TO the extent at first reported
There can be no further reasonable excuse Tor far
mers merchants or bankers not fulfilling all their
obligations; those l mean who have managed
prudently-those who have not, must wind up
and start afresh; that is the feeling in regard to the
banks here assure you the majority of all par
ties, if they do not now continue the payment of
their promises will insist their going into quida-
ton at once-they are determined not to be hum
bugged any longer by these legaised shaving shops.
We are to have rare treat in the forthcoming
Literary Messenger of our friend Whites, who has
been kind enough to show me the proofs OF the two
FIRST acts of Riego, or the Spanish Martyr founded
on the great drama of the Spanish Revolution, s'the
rise of which excited so much interest and inspired
so much hope:" you will find it most interesting
play, and a poem of exceeding beauty, and most
highly polished as to language and sentiment But
you will see it and Judge for yourself
II one can Judge from your paper, your fashona-
BILE watering places are as lively and brilliant as ever
IN n gen qOU pTv flee
offashion this way, drop some of their money at
our delightful springs, the favor would be gratefully
appreciated assure you, the various Sulpher Wa
tiers are not visited but very little this summer and
that can learn in fact it is thought by many that
brothers Kirk and Mafitt gave the people such dis
taste for sulphur and all that sort of thing will be
some time before people will visit the springs again.
lie against these two distinguished Individuals -,
Yours truly, YoRK
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1t is not generally known that President Tyler has
appointed commission TO examine into the very
grevious abuses long practised In our Light
House system IL is notorious that our models are
inferior to any Of the European lights, and lmmeasu
raby inferior to the English; that they are located
without judgment care; and that even In their me,
chanlcal construction they are so utterly wretched
scarcely TO be serviceable.
Their fiscal management Is on par with their
construction; and the gross ignorance OF science
manifested In the one, is only equalled by the fraud
and peculatlon practsed in the olher.
The sagaclty OF President Tyler soon discerned
the corruption OF this department. and in defiance
OF the clamors and menaces OF interested officials,
stretched forth vigorous arm 10 suppress the abuse
Our marine will long have cause to thank HIM.
In the selection OF the Commissioners the Presi-
dent was peculiarly fortunate. Mr.. Lewis is a ifst
rate sailor, having been for many years master
the merchant service-thus obtaining practical
knowledge of the value and utility OF the object;
joined to this, his requirements as civil engineer
have tor many years, been exclusively devoted 10
the study of this important subject.
The survey not only includes thorough invest-
CATION of the present construc non and management,
but also embraces the maturing system that shall
combine all the deductions and observations OF mo-
dern science. In the ability and integrity of the
Commissioners, the former profiters by the misman
agement of this department, see the exposure and
termination of their frauds, and every petty annoy
ance that malice can devise, is thrown across the
path of the expedition to thwart the just purpose OF
the Executive. Being another attempt to 'head of
Capt. Tyler"
In consequence of sailing MASTER totally igno-
rant OF his duties, having been appointed, the Gut
ter Rush detained in Portland for nearly tort
night, by his gross incapacty, and were 1t not tor
the exerons of the straight forward Collector, (Mr
Cummings) the inconvenience would have been
mole severely felt.
In day or so / shall leave here, and will write
you from the place of my next sojourn.-
WANpERER
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Niagara Falls.
Correspondence of the Herald.l

TCorrespondcnce OF the HeraldJ
NIAGARA FALLS, Aug. Is, 1912.
Tour to the Trenton Fails Cataract House,
Niagara-Horsley Paim1-Gen. Harian-- Fast
Eating-Ihs Veto.
DEAR BENNETT
Last Friday morning left New York per Albany
steamer, for Albany. The steamer needs no
recommendation. Staid all night at Congress Hail.
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bankrupt List.

SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF NEW YORK.
d. X. Minor, formerly publisher New York American.
agent, New York, Sept %.
Lodawick Weller, Brooklyn.
Edgar +. Peck, late Of New York, of Shutdown,
Suffolk Co.. Sept. "a.
Simeon COlburn, hotel keeper. New York, Sept ~
Peter Booth, merchant, New York, Compulsory
complaint of John Nightingale, Paerson,) Sept.24
Moritz Kornicker, also known Mark Mortz, firm OF
Korncker Pinner) late of Germany and of N.York
Nov 10.
Isaac H. Devoe, merchant, New York, compulsory
complaint Of f. d. Sackett Sept. "a.
w. 8. VOORHEES,, New York, Compulsory complaint
of William H. Trott, New York;