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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-27
LOUISA RAILROAD.
LINES TO
Charlottespti!e, SiauHfon, LyrehJirg and me Yir-
gfnid Springs.
8 49, 49, 800

--2dz1-&1R- To " ~
FARE TO STAUNTON REDUCED TO ss.
10 Lynchburg, seyen dolldrs-To Charlottesville.
Five Dollars.
NiGIT TRA ELLIvy 4 rOTDED -INDcgr,tgr
~ L|CREASED EXPEDITION
IHF public ae hereby Informed fnt under an arr,p.e
49, ncn pclwerni nc Railroad Company ami s'sec Lanes
we taic bci"c IN Richmond and S1unDu h re'ircto
~ anl gu anu dcr ho ls n diy, will be reduced 10 81
10 lpnrhpurE. nud o. dollars ~ Charinucqvitie
,Ft-sengefs leaving Richmond by the ,ilroad AZ al
w. Icach inc Junction ~ breakfast and thence nr.fr
WAncr VIII passcngcrs arriving AZ the Junction fof, f
'Ih on INC louisa Rliltoad % Gtronsvillr anil
~, 'agfs 20 Charlottesville, reaching Chariotcsvic y
ani Cockcs 70 milos west by night Leave Cookies
ne.n9rninr ~ day light tho blue Riac Al auutsc
500 nrflve % r'aunton BY luA w.
q, nc .nyandoue line leaves stanton ALL M rcarbcs
11'eI bac ~ niKhtali leaving there next morning ar
~ n3lL lcsc,ca tho Warm springs to breakfast. a nd
AZ wv 20 dinner. an p1ssins The White Sulphur m
56pss s,o 4, hewisburr by ON the 3fdsy ~
mouIs s'9noi uan the route BY Lyme hhutr Tho whole
s0unor. F ~ WV "N'N ~ "F' "hys
The Natural Brlgo Lne. leaves sf,uptop on r..t,v,
lnurslays and saturdays, Con tho aitornnfe dave ~,
va VII. BE- ufnishcD NJ ~ W. rcacbes IL si,S,, H.
mint Leave next morning A. lay light aud srsive ~ ~
NNnral bride IN Breakfast wlietc passengers rn c,.
uNH alter Dinner ADD reach Dbrelrs sprnrs Iv ni.L,
neave neH morning anor brcakfas reach Ctise6sois %
High frarsf entirely. 's
ihe roads aro splendid, In Tho summer anil f anil the
'4ytnl anl coaches were uCvor az 6nc heretofore
luele Lines arc tho Main Mai homes and Passengers
"''o preference over all oho's AZ any point
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-27
PETEN PANI.EN.

THE LADY'S MUSICAL LIBRARY.
JULT
fl'iE Musical library Tor ihc present month unu-
4 aualy itch uumhcr ne. in 90. W pieces ~
which Care oralnai AMONG these ne Poor riri
cHqustcy derafc lth regards tho Poetry ana
The Mu.c. The NAY Wal,7. another bunsnt composition
of Wicscc. Esg. Tic rnycr by Roasiui which De-
equally aui'a'e for public Performance the social cir
cio. Tho widow Malone, numerous Ballad from Oval.
ley, with which We arc sure TOE Ladies' viii be delighted
he other picccsinth.s Nnarc-
THO iicf.Uty Quick Step
Tnc Woodstock March
Market Chorus by Aubcr
Molly Bawu. anew srug. 10y lover
Thee is no landlik scotland, hy L1dcr
Hcfhovcna urran. Nv mother dear
The Lemon Nossom Waltz, Keepsake WaE
sinalc Nos only ~ cts. As LYONS,
ic2l Main rrcct
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-27

SEEDS.
I UCERSE; Sugar Beet
IL Maugci Nurizel; Ru'a Dagaa flesh sunniy inst re
celyel al -or sale apl3 WM PALMER.
FLOORING PLANK AND SHINGLES,
ON n0n FEET vel seasoned Flooring Plank
<OsOOO 5000 large dressed . by 5 in Heart Cy.
N. 30 JAMES 4 GEORGE WINSTON.
IJsT RECEIVING, at ROBERT HILLS Commls,ion
mouse am Just receiving, from New York Fifteen
Crates Of Crockery and Glassware, packed up carefully
snd assorted Tor retailers that Ssh 10 dispose The
IrookeTy Is mostly II leans articles such Plates and
Dishes, Tea sets Bowls Pichers &c. The Glassware:
consist OF Specie Jars Of Lamps Lanterns.
ALSO,
Receiving from naliimore. l5J kcgsof Nails and anoth-
eT loi o! cheap Windsor Chars. ROBERT HILL
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-27
REsIJRRI,(TIOS. oNPERSIAS PIIIS

no. fresh supply Just received sale wholesale at
manufacturer prices, by
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-27
NO. %.
SMITH, DRINKER & MORRIS

hE opening this lnnrnnf, ilvciec ofrreset NJ.
= "sant rene Fancy -lfionlry. snd Nu.ir m, ~
- ihioEi alon, direct from Paris, comptisire IN 49,,
sse hncy netc aud letIer Paper. with ensr,,,e Ia
pii snrefy Of piain embossed and p-iue,i inrv
sii al.fs superior French aney Sealing Nvsr I'D f.
- ~" atd fashionable coiouIs white i|ssf
80, 1 elnc, Iuk scarlet. u,roon hack. bun almond
=. ~ ~ an green, led with IL with vsr..-
~ seal- win names Al motto -asn v,rtetv ~ ,..t
i"ey .prenages SIR ladies Writing Cassg-t,rrnsr -
a a "a - snd niost desirable assoftnt.nf -' ~
t9resn Books imported l,r Uniyersi'tes or nyva, l.
iet
X hsNLIA CiGARs-We ar. ilf- div an r-,.c,r,'
Of SD Rrgaiia CIGARS. ofihe oil o-i,i,,l 80. az,
NHtant those equal 10 thai have been orret A. r.
49, ~'u 'n'i'e oGF menus ami customers fry them
So. ~ TABB 4 C.LEs.
uNa ~ MAN Rich ~.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-27

o. PEASE 4 SONS
CLAHTFIEO EssENCE OFuOAUUOuND
CANDY.
supply received.
LYELI, JOHNSTON 4 LYEII.
dslS All, Nckidoe's Oldsisnd,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-27

4 hE1
10 the Study and Prac;ice OF the ACCORDIAN.
ITO which Is cndc iyored 60 be explained the best
IL OF performing upon that beautiful ant simple insiru
msni, 10y the use Of Figures aiiachedto the Notes a.
. ., &c which corrCsp nd with tie Keys , 3 g.
%o' the Figures placed directly urder ani over the
Notes IN 80 easy ans plain manner children.
well as adults, who read figures, can play any plain
tune imnci ai'y, without any further instructions than
the dit cctous gwen l this Book By David Rittc-
Fourth edition with improvements amt ai ions re civ
ell this dig, and for sale. Pnoe 81 cents.
les - Ni,',-t.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-27
LYNcMnURa VAL LIVE.

"DItE hARGNIN IN DOMEsTIC cOOn.
w. MEREDITH,
IAS ius received smother Dot very cham f,o..,i
which be WI sell ~ the bio, piece OF yard Kso
''"N""a5 ''e'ts' ju9
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-27
WAY OIs LIFE

WAY or LIFE.
'I'fL Way % LIE, hy Charles TI,t-e
me christiin's Manual % Path and Devotion BY Rev
The wsy Of Salvation Famiiiariy Explained. in Con.
nc Fsfmers' Mock Manual 10y Dc Dara lost received
-! sMlrm DINNER MORRIS.
lLD WHI>KEY, &C
~ ~ bea Oh Iusoaioosa whssey
w d d. hrm=sr'nrris 40
p DO - Richa,,i-on's 30
,ss Tow eases Tomato wanui and MasLroon cl,supfor
~ =. w HARRISON
~, LIS .gppy. OF h,,Ithy LuGopcsa Leccaei
je 10 LYEII. JOHNSTON & LYFLL.
no Dt - large s,scE OF eli qualities and
az w RANDOLPH 4 cos
~ Bookstore and nndsry.
MORE NEW AND CHEAP GOODS.
Receirsd Tia Diy, by
W. MEREDfTH.
nlue'ny rpaecauoe and Moselc Fsus
llusLes q co's waite SPOOL Cotton
Lmbossed Curtain Muslin
iE'iBlaek Brussels Noifs
lslw pree' White 20 ton Hose
u White aosqutoo Seuiny
e rnn's IN great variety, such prices cannot
CogEiry Hsrehanis particularly invited to call and
i my SOCK oil Prints before purchasing elseshere.
M bos Ial-lv hads prime Pori0 REQ sugar, IeceT.
Jen woRTmAM. NeGRupER 4 CO.
bOMBaLlNES, SILKS, &c.
i(LA'k Fr nch Bombaziucs Al 4 6 and6s
- ruTsri0r black do aesnrtr,l r,t,,'I,ic,
Back ltsiin silk do a.,
do Gro &c SWISS do -
% GFo &c Antique do do
30 fsi ttus N a,
,oidStSs, t.uTci and plain do do
White aud colo Slftnr aud Gro de Mans
siTah AMI l1-h0rn Bouuefs
n4nd boxes aud CRITICAL Flowers
French and Scotch Law ne anil Nuslns
English, French sud American Caicoes
ne above good having been purcha for cash rtea.
huuetnems arc offered 10 those wishing 10 purchase.
ALSO,
Cotton Shiuinss and Shcsfings. biracheI AMI nm.
oieacLe cotton osuAburgs, SC. &C Tor sale eheapst
=, ~ CUNNiNGHAN's
Je - Cheap Cash Dry Goods store.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-27

49,. ilVhANS Law DIGEST, &c.
lWESI OF The Laws respecting Real Property, gene.
alN,aduptci anil n n tho United states en,bra
sn. more cspoc ally ic laws cf real property in Vrrns
~ John Iayloc bsmst u the llrss 81 tho General
t"utt aud formerly Professor ~ law in the Iniverv Of
Virgins, In Three V1'ufuca -
EXECUTORS AMI ADMlNiSTR ATORs
lfctisc on tie law Of Executors and Ninrinsir,ora
Eeu,I'f n Use iuthr lnciStstcs, and aflpc more
paiuc afy On The practice Of Virginia 10y foun tvi,r -
iN Auihof of The nrre of the Law vi Real pr,nerfv
\ Iu.ihcf supply IcccycI
sN SMITH, DRlNEER 4 NORRIS,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-27
RICHMOND TIN, SHEET IHoN & sToYE
MANUFACTORY

DINING WARE am now opening additional
- ,s,ullhcs oi Dining sets, comprising
W ht, Granite Dinner Setfs
Ele Vase 30 10
Blue Oriental DO de-
Blue American Views DO DO an cutire new r,if.rp
AMI much adinifed-ior sale lox. or cash.
CHARLES STERBiN-
-, n u
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-27

In -, 80 IS So v 'eifiNG THE CITY, =
E6re-pcetfu'y informed that we have t,rre sfsk 20
a hNochNs on hanu, which suIf admirably f5r i,r
,s.n4 Also supply of The best Cav uslfe lhorres
ooh russell ani black, Which vii self cheap r casb
t,,,. WATKINS a 20
ttslonab'c Hoot and Shoe Dca'eTs.'a sam'I pufnevs
l- ~ ot stand. opposite ruins lac FrgIe Tiol.f
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1842-01-04
COLUMBUS Miss. Dee. d. Ie4I.

Col. h. III. BROWNE, Edit. So. ARGUs,
DR.. Sir:-I avail myself Of your kind
offer, to notice my stock, in your paper, and
hasten to furnish an outline of It's history. from
the commencement to the present. In the
year 1877, / purchased fine heller of the
Patton stock, from Capt John Fowler. near
Lexington Kentucky. She was bred to some
fine bulls of the same breed, that were then in
Tennessee, and produced several excellent
mixers. Some years afterwards, through the
agency of my friend, DR.. Jos. Boswell. late Of
Lexington, Kentucky, procured without re-
gaTd TO prlce, very superior young bull. and
four OF the best cows, that could be had in that
State, each embracing the crosses of imported
Sam Martin, Tecumseh, Teazwater, and pat
tons imported bull, and heifer bv Unmarried
Miranda, dam by imported Sam Martin. or.
dam, by imported Tecumseb, great or. dam
by imported Teazwater, g. Q. cr. dam bv pat
tons imported bull. From these. bred MANY
tlne bulls and heifers, several Of the later are
now on my farm, near Nashville, and will com.
pare with any, in quality and quantity Of milk.
While the former are improving the stock ol
tennessee, Mississippi, Louisiana, and some
have been sent TO Texas, to enhance the stock
OF that fine country. In 1885. Cant. lanes
Gordon and myself purchased the imnorted
Short Horned Durham Bull, Champion. from
him and the heifers bred. from the above mon
toned stock, lean boast of a herd. that con.
slder, not inferior, in appearance, size or milk.
ing properties to any in America. In Isa9. >
company o. three others, and myself nurcba.
SEQ the celebrated bull, Frederick. at The hand.
some figure of sixteen hundred and twenty
nVe dollars. lie is thorough bred Durham.
can boast OF as long list of noble ancestry. Is
any animal that ever trud the British Isle. vie
with any IN point Of beauty of color,-beinr d
the color of rich cream,-and invariably bro
nounced by all, to be the largest animal of the
COW KIND, they have ever seen. / an now
breeding my Champion heifers TO him, also,
several fine imported Durham cows. which
cost me, from five hundred and twenty five. r.
one thousand dollars. each. have several
splendid young bulls, Two years old, one yea,
old, besides some dropped last SPRING two :
them BY Champion out of imported Aones
some by imported Murdoch, out Of Chamn;or
helferss others by imported Banner. ont 3
Champion heifers, and those dronned Iast
spring, are By Frederick, out of Chamn;or
heliers; also several very superior betersi /,
ted cows. =. -'''''s.s ? R''u a'npof
nay stud efhorses, consists Of two thoro,,ol
nfea Afcnle mares. bred By Col. PhiIin IN 81
ace Of Baltimore. thorouol bred pae; e.
Aase' rom the stud of tlln late Hubbard Sam
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1842-01-04

that of any other quality whatever. In
1s16,a which period the average price
of Americans Uplands was 194d, and
that of Surat 153d the consumption OF
American was 1926 bales land East
Indian 2O7 bales per week. In 1889,
when the average price of uplands was
I'd, and Surats sgd, the consumption
Of American was 1904, and East In
dian 2142 packages per week-the IN
crease in twenty-three years OF the last
being in the ratio of ten to one, and
that Of the first barely fourto one. In
the same period, the consumption Of
Brazilian, Egyptian and West Indian
qualities had not doubled"
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1842-01-04

The CoTToN OF EAST INDIa.-The
increase Of production of cotton in the
East Indies is tangibly presented in the
annexed statement of the commerce OF
Bombay, taken from report of the
Chamber of Commerce of that city and
giving official returns ofthe years 1889
40 and 1S40-41:- ssin the article Of
cotton alone, 1t appears we have recei-
we'd a supply exceeding that ofthe same
period in the previous YEARS., 53S, 1903
lbs; or,assuming a SC rewed bale to av-
erage 81 cwt., equal TO los, 374 screw
ed bales; as already stated, would give
an average price for each bale Of So rs;
a rate, as every merchant will acknowl-
edge, not very wide of truth. On car
rying outour enquiries further, and ex-
aiming into the supplies Of cation
brought to market during the Give
months ending the 31st May, we find
that from the 1st of Juu l84O, tothe
1st of June, 184l, the Imports of cot
ton IN BOMBAY nave amounted to IA,
512,755, lbs; or, on the previous ave-
rage of34 cwt. TO the bale, AS, COG
little short Of half a million of screwed
bales This is larger quantity than
America produced npto The year 1926
and more than was consumed in Eng
land during the same year. Ine1S25
the entire production OF the United
States amounted only to 169, 100000
lbs; though twelve years after, in1837,
it bad reached 444, 211 ,537 lbs! As a
further encouragement TO the cultiva-
tors, We may state that the consump-
ton of East India cotton in Great Brit
ian has increased in a greater ratio than
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1842-01-04

U We publish to day communication
from Doctor Shelby, on the subjectofhis blood
ed stock. The doctor is gentleman of high
scientific attainments,and having made the I'm
provement of stock subject ofpecuIiar study
and attention, has done much towards the ac-
complishment of his object, by the crosses
and combinations which he has made.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1842-01-04
DISTRUST.

There was a sbadow on bis face, that spake
vi passion long since hardened into thought.
lie had smile, a cold and scornful smile;
Not gaietys not sw eetness, but the sign
OF feelings moulded at their masters will
A weary world was hidden at that heart:
Sorrow and strife were there,and it hadlearnt
The wary lesson time and sorrow teach:
And deeply felt itselfthe vanity
Of love and hope, and now could only feel
Distrust in them and nsockery for those
Who could believe IN what he knew was VAN
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1842-01-04
Nashville. Tenn.
DANCING ACADEMY.

M K. CLARK respectfully announces 10
lvL the ladies and gentlemen of Aberdeen
and vicinity. that his second session of Dancing
Lessons, will commence
On Saturday, January s.h,
at the Female Seminary. Those who wish
to attend will please cali on the days of Tuition
FRIDAY and Saturday.
DANCING. being that which gives graceful
molten to al our limbs, and above all things
manlness and becoming confidence to young
people, think cannot be learned too early
nothing appears to me to give young people
so much confidence and behavior, and to ralse
them to the conversation of those above thelE
years. as dancing. - Locke.
Columbus Miss, January 1882.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1842-01-04

Baxwell mounted the ste
gallows slowly, and gave hlm|
the executioRer, TO undergo
the rope. According to the
custom Of Gibralter the exc
commenced his last duties by
a loud voice, "Justice is doing
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1842-01-04

"''NAS u " y q liiOS DdAWC
ence against Eliza. No
doomed merchant behol
exclaimed, at the very I'd
fold" My friend, in one
be in eternity. l wish ii
with all men. Give me-
pardon you freely for til
evidence has done to n
said this with some col
the effect of his words u.
very striking. He bee
death, and could not conc
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-09-17

F''' " ashmgton Hunt of Lockport, N. Y. who
'@H run for Congress by the Van Buren, party
\ al District, has openly renouneed all eennec
WIN I''on account of its hostility to Protec-
1 '"u We Land Distribution. He takes his stand
II! "T on he side OF Home Labor and Jus-
" Toe States, He is valuable accession to
''d'e'-6ostOn Alias.
we notice but one ofthe Gerrymander
'''"'oa'ed, and that is LIE Grand BY ington.
Licking, Hatch and others Of Hamilton,
.'"Hns OF Columbiane and Rafensperger OF
t'' eI' GU! by common consent. This shows
""'a''on in which they hold their attempts
"'H'"'se 100000 citizens of Ohio. The
a.; y" '"e contrary. have generally renomina
,s'r men who resisted this a,rocious net Can
" REPOSITORY.
=. H'usAED WINGS AGAIN IN COUNCIL -
"''nnaii Gazette says, that the Mass Meet
hiss at Carthage in this country on
n.. 'aS' week, was a grand and heart cheer
''a''e Ten thousand and upwald DIS were
,.. rD'f'es Cassidy, Esq. of Williamson CO.
|, ". W. lofmeriy warm and active supporter
|Na,Ls.hD uten, comes out, in long letter in
i've Wing, in favor of Henry Clay.
lba inteiligencer says-"We learn
|N,L.V' Of The mail stage between this city
H., io., '',''e was cut open on the morning of
h orn ana some trunks taken therefrom. The
|Po,, ~ w. H. WickIife, the special agent of
And cIa" department., containing all his pa
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-09-17
SR sTp n g9EIgS g.

In bloomington, Sept. 9th, MRS Margaret Picrcs.
aged - years. she has pru!essed the religion Of
Christ about 40 years. She the mother OF elev
Ell sons and one daughter. Sine removed into Or.
leans, Gate Coventry when the town wal.
derness, endured many prIvaIions aad hsrdships,
hut she sustained by the religion she had es-
pUused. -Commnuiraled
In Lyndon, OF Scarlet. fever and Canker rash
Sept. Z, Abigail, daughter Of James and Nancy
Greedy, aged years.
The lutte innocent endured much for many
days, while shoring under ui the most fatal
diseases in our Iand Abigail was u r1markabIy
Interesting giT-pOssessed IA swe gl disposition. and
a mind bright and aclive--a sweet bud of hope TO
her much devoted parents But, alas! the lovely
flower has whitehead; her innocent ifa has passad
away like morning hower-not 10 perish forever,
hut to revive and bad in immortal boun in the
paradise Of God.
May The cancellations of the gospel ia impaired
to the mourners, bereft oi one tenderIy loved
And may they realize that she lives with him
who earth took lItt.e children in his arms and
said 'of such Is The Kingdom Of heaven.
Ye mourning ones, whose streaming
Flow 'er your daughter dead,
Say not-In transports Of despair
That all your hopes are fed.
While, cIeaNing to that Darling dust.
In fond distress ye ne,
Rise, and with 10y and reverence view
heavenly Parent NIGH.
Though, your young branch is torn away,
Like wIthCred trunks We stand
With fairer verdure shall Va buon
Touched by Jehovah hand w
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-09-17
uNlTEp sTArEs ntsTRlCr COURT.

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
Vernon District. In Bankruptcy.
Notice to show against petition of JOHN
GATES of Victory in said District, to be declared
Bankrupt, at the Court House, in Rutland, in
said District on Thursday, October 8, lS42, TO-,
4. M 26S w3.
Notice to show against petition of JOHN
MASSEY of Irasburgi in said District to be declar-
ed Bankrupt. al The Court House, in Rutland, in
said District ON Thursday, October ,lS42, 10 "A. M
265 w3
Notice show against petition of VAL
ENTENE WILEY Of Glover in said District to
hs declared Bankrupt, the Court House, in Rut
land. in said District, Thursday October 6,IS42,
20, A. III 265 w3
Notice to show against petition ofORVES
L BROWN OF Charleston in said District, TO he
declared Bankrupt, at the Court House, in Rutland
in said District on Thursday, October 8, 1912, 49,
A. NJ 265 w3
NOTICE. to show against petition of DAVID,
NJ BEACH of A lbany in said District, to be de.
Glazed Bauk opt, the Court House, in Rutland,
in said District. on Thursday, October 6, 1S42 TO-
A. NJ. 26S w3
Notice to show cause against petition OF WAL,
TON HILL Of Waterford, in said district, to be
declared Bankrupt, the Court House, IN hut
land in snid district on Thursday October o. iS42r
10, A. NJ. 2oowS-
N',tice 10 ~how against petition OF AAhA
era WFORD of Newport in said District, sto be-
Bankrupt, at the Court House, in Rut
land in SAID district Thursday October o, 1872
10, a. "a. seSw5
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-09-17
DEATn OF MRS. TYLER.


We IRE indebted 10 Haruden Express for tho
following slip from the Philade phia Public Ledg
SIT is with deep regret have TO announce
that Mrs, Tyler consort Of the President of the
United States, expired on Saturday evening last,
about clock at the White House in Washing
ton. Mrs Tyler has been suffering for a length Of
time from The effects Of stroke of paralysis. This
melancholy dispersation has thrown the President
and his family into the deepest affiiction.'-N Y.
Tribune.
Mrs. Tyler was the daughter of Robert Christian
of the County of New Kent, Virginia. who enjoy.
ed, during long life the confidence and esteem of
all who knew him, and served for many years a
member of the Virginia Legislature. She was born
on the 18th day Of November. l790-was married
to the President. on the 2oth March ,ISl3-booa,ne
a member of the Protestant Episcopal Church, in
which she was baptized in early inianoy-and died
in 50 year of her age. Her end was quiet and tran
quill, like one falling from weariness into profound
slumber, exhibiting mind at rest with itseii and
heart of virtue.---HndtsOHtdn.
MRs. TxLEK's FUNERAL.--The Funeral ceremo
nv Tor the late Iamented consort Of tho President
o the UnIIed States took place at the Presidents
Mansion yesterday at clock, according TO the
previous announcement. Divine service was per
formed on the occasion by the Rev MIR. Hawiey,
in the presence of a large and mostrespeetab.e as
semby of sympathising friends, among whom
were number of the members of Congress
and all the principal officers OF Government
The Corporate CouncIand chief officers OF the City
also attended in pursuance OF a formal resolution
The remains of the deceased arc to be conveyed
to Virgins for interment in tho family burYing
ground. National INTEL
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-09-17
STATE OF VERMONT

DISTRICT OF BRADFoRD, Sc.
= Probate CuGrI, holden al Bradford, within
and for said District, un the Ssh day OF Seprm-
her, ID. 1912: Present, the Huu. J. w. D.
Parker, Judge.
4 COPY Of he last viii and Testament of Ma
- channel Brackett, of Lyman, in the County OF
York and State of iialne deoeased; duly allowed
aud proved, IN the Probate Court Tor the County
"i York, aforesaid, being presented tho Court
here, mat said copy may be filed and recorded ~
iha Probate COCt for the ID strict Of Bradford,
aforesaid, asreeaGly to the statute IN such case
nladG and provided; il Is hereby ordered that all
?ersnns concerned, be uopGed 10 appear before
said Court. al a session thereof, to be huden at
Dustin Ian, III Vershre, in said district OF Brad-
turd, on the second Tuesday Of Oc;uber next, aud
contest the ding and recording of the copy Of sad
" III, aforesaid, # they cause, Tor which
purpose II is further ordered, that copy Of the roc
ord oG this ORDER be published three weeAs success
lively in The Caledoman, printed at ST Johnzbury g,
IN the STATE OF Vermont, AS soon Us may be.
a true copy al record, COWS
Attest J. ~. D. PARKER. Juuae