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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-10

GREAT SALE of STOVES at Auc
ton. On Saturday nex 10th inst at 2l5 "aer-sree
at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, the entire stock OF wood and coal
Cooking and Paror Stoves will be sold without reserve TO
close The concern MORRISON Il MANNING. DC 2is-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-10

OSc. of tie Nr.p- York Bo.rery Fire lnsarznee 20.
No l24 Bowery, corner Grand
II This Company continues 10 Insure against Los
and Damage by Fire al redneed OF premium iron
former charges
JAMES LOyETT, President
PETER PINcKNEY, Sec'y. ~ do In
TGeod Beard and pleasant Rooms caa be obtained
al No % CEd-streeL W A0
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-10

by ALBA kIhiBALl4--Ottice No. L
4 D Bread corner OF WalLstrect- 49,.
A. K. will give his atienuon 10 Tue sale Oh i'eai E'
Stocks. Furniture at.d Outdoor Sales generally
Money procured mortgage in sums 10 sun apptCa''''
AT PRIVATE SALE.
One OF the desirable Pews 10 The middle aisle VI o..
3 arihoomew's Church Lafayette Place.
story dwelling house and lot In uuVefsslS i"ce
the ith house abSvr Eleventh street
The story dwelling house and lot NO. 2oo fouru'suees
overlooking Washington Square.
The 3 story dwelling housc and lot NO. ~ unane.sLeel
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-10
A MEXICAN MUsEUM-Marble build


IA ing, Broadway, opposite 81 Pants Causch--Dsy
vs;-rs admitted the same evening FREE.
II This Immense establishment cons,Sts OK SIX Spacious
Halls; each 100 esgth. asd containing more
wonderful works OF and AT than ay nre
in America. Last week OF YANKEE W lNGHsL us
mysterious GlPSEY GIRL IS re-engaged L. ": boola,
Celeste Miss Hood Abino Lady, Fancy Glass "osAins'
Grand Cosmoranla, &c.
Performances Wednesday and Saturday afternoons Al
O'Clock, and every evening a. hall past O'CLOCK ao-
missi-n the whole, p c-sts chilirsn halt price
RAND GORGEOUS! g SUPERB :!
VI NEW YORK MUSEUM \ PICTURE GALLERY,
Broadway opposite the Ciiy RalL
Dir BENNETT Manager, has the homer 20 asnoauce tiat
he has expense o5'ane' tue DRESSES "otn
by Queen VICTORIA ami the DCTcaEss OF NEWT on the
occasion OF Her Msestys Coro0auon anu Marriage They
splendid superb the extreme, being nchiy en-
broidere with gold velvet other costly materials ana
o! the mos; exquisite workmanship.
SIGSoR SLrrZ, Tie Magician, SssiriloqulS and Pate
Dancsr viii execute great variety OF
Miss CLeMEScE. the graceful OauSscsei- OsLAsSE TOE
Mimc-Them gphcen, Dresses-5ie'His 0-h useunl-fic
lure SaieIy-P=riorn Albtno Deer ami II E
A MILLION OS CURIU>iTIES-ALL FOR ONE
SHILLING The splendid Gas Star will ne brilliantly II
Illuminated Repeated Performances durizg the afternoon
and evening. ds
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-10

n AIDES INDIA RUBBER OVER
4 4 SHOES at J. q. iier's Ladies' Shoe Store, l42
Cana LIST have now hand and constantly receiving irou
the celebrated mandatory OF Horace Day India RUBBER
Oyershoes of all styles good in quality and as low
in price as can be obtained and store IN New-foIk La
dies Cater Boots of all the fashionable colos on hand or
made 10 order at short notice
White and black Satin Slippers for balls parties, wed
dngs Gc addressed and black morocco lies and busSi
double sole 10 shngs pair warranted oo per cen
bandsomer better than those sold at The cheap stores a.
one dollar per pair -.
Ladies are particularly requested 70 call and judge
for themselves at j. B. MILLER, 1i2 Ca"al-st,
ia 81 eod-s between Thompson and Sulllvan.sts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-10

G URTOUTs, CLOAKS, &C., in va
rely OF STYLES, ready made al the Establishment for
garmens the first quality no 22sBroadway American
Hotel. VIM T. JENNINGS 81 is.f
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.5ety Of Calvary

Church proposes holding sale of useful and fancy al
tces for The benefit of the Poor Mrs Priests Long Ros
formerly Log Cabin, Thursday, December 18th, com
mencng at2 p. NJ DoaatonS whether OF n:oney or arr
cles for the sale, will be thankfully received aud may
left al No. Tilery-street. ~ d0 ot
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-10

TOR SALE-Gold and Silver Watch
es, spec.acles, Pencil Cases and rhim6Ies, silver
Spoons Diamond Ruby Emerald I9rquo,e fraser ad
Mourning Breaches fine gold lob and guard Chains gold
bracelets; Hair Bracelets Hair braided 10 order 9old
ockes: Colo KEYS with real settings Win va.
reiy OF other goods suitable for Hoyday presents all OF
the latest patterns and at very low prices old Gold ana
10 s,s, ri q Stone 4Ol Broadway, Walker stN.Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-10

| CTAIR RODS-Coffee f'iterers, urns
- &c will be sold at reduced prices, by the manu- fac
| ,urers T. THOMAS i SON, 6S Nassau ST.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-10
BOARD WANTED IN BROOKLYN

A TEACHER.-A young Gentleman,
"A who has spared no pains 10 qualify himself for
accomplished teacher in every branch oil thorough Eng
fish, Mathematical, or Classical Education, wishes nneu
ate employ mtH four hours daily Terms very
low Best Of city references. Address Teacher ofct
OF the Tribune. dill"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-10

U. S. CIRCUIT CoUa7.-Stephen C. Smith vs
Horace H. Da-Acton for violation Of Patent for max ing
India rabtec Shoes alluded to in our last Verdict for de-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-10

D fremont iard and Bowling Saloon IS The largest
city, extending from No. 81 East Broadway 10 NO
Division t. Market street. being about 80 teet
long, and containing three splendid Bowling Alleys anu
four Billiard Tables. Gentlemen wishing heaihiu e1er
else always be accommodated without much detention
which is usual in other places dS 5tiSS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-10

FAIR holden a, The Temperance Hail. corner Of Dey and
Washington Streets commencing the 18th lnSt 10 CO!
,uue for four days Donations ia fancy articles, refresh
menis, &c will be thankfully received and duly achnow
led ged, by sending them 10 The following Managers
Miss Collins, 20 Washington st Miss Wilcox, 81 henry
Mrs Robinson l Carsle-st; Mrs JONES' ,Greenwich-st
Miss Won Eyely 42l Greenwich-st Mrs Maid, 66 ROBIN
son-st.; Mrs Eld1edge, 30 Washing,on-st dSo
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MARRIED /:

Decenber7 by Rev. Dr.. Hardenburg, William X crow
I'll 10 Harriet daughter OF John Bloomfield Esq all OF this
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-10

M ANTED-A situation as Clerk IN
w wholesale retail jewelers. Store, by yonng
man who is thoroughly acquainted with every department
OF the jew cry Business. He good salesman, snd
would devote his whole time the interests OF bus eni-
poyer. UnquesGonabe erences Ia gentlemen Know
10 the trade Please address Business athe ONCE OF se
Tribune. ulV II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-10

ON SATURDAY NlGHT

4 HONCE-h YIN cti UhDAI MINI L.
" Mr. CHARLES BRAHAM hast the honor 10 anneunse
~ his friends the public that e ill tae Lis nfst bee
4. Concert Saturday Evening" Dec TO- at the socStS
Library when be will win his father Introduce severn
new Songs For farther particulars, small bIiS IcA
cts One Dollar each 10 be had AtwlPS, Hewitts D1
boiss. Mlllets, aud Num- \ Cark'S Music Sio es 0B3
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-10
MONEY MARKET.
Sales at the Stock Exchange. Dec. 9

Is NRiver BIZ new stock 35
Sl1. OGo Indiana So Bonds 81
$1,000 do Dol. do. 203l
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-06
PROCEEDINGS OF CONGRESS.
Correspondence Of the Baltimore American.
WASHINGTON. August ), 1912.
WEDNESDAYS PROCEEDINGS.
UNITED STATES SENATE.
iBY presented a memorial.

MIR BAGBY presented memorial.
A Report IVES presented from the Secretary OF the
Treasury upon the subject OF the money expended
upon private claims since 1886
n JOINT Resolution was reported from the Com
miltee OF Finance for the relief Of Gordon p. Bovd
BILL vas reported for the relief of tie sureties
OF tie Nashville and New Orleans Rail Road Com
pany.
MIR TAPPAN gave notice ths, h. should. n, tho
earliest opportunity. move 10 strike out the 32nd
section Of the bill which prohibits the importation Of
all IN ieeent prints, paintings, and photographic en-
cravings, transpaTencics, &c.
Mr. L. taid no such section could have fo,nd =.
way into the bill but from depraved inagination.
and the effect Of retaining il, lie thought would do
no INJURY. IL was impossible TO walk the sireets
Of New York without being ob,truc,ed with the
mos: obscene prints. Thehext Bill was one called
for by
Mr. KERR OF Md. He asked the Senate TO take
up the bill from the COMMITTEES on Patents for the
encouW cement ofthe useful arts. MIR Kerr Sc, forth
tie objects OF the bill, which to secure the be
neh!s 10 inventors according TO their ingenuity.
hnolhet otJee' was 70 prevent works OF att from
being piratsd.
MIR PRESTON wished to know If the bill did
not interfere with existing Patent Lave.
Mr. KERR said that The laws remained precisely
as thty now were.
Mr. CLAYTON thought tina. under this bill 70
reisners could get their goods in Mt half price.
MIR KERR said his friend from Delaware wa,
mistaken IN his premises under this bill.
An eNNnJed DEBATE was Kept up on this bill
until the expiration Of the morning hour. Nessrs
| WRIGHT, CLAYTON and MERRICK, tool
part IN the debate, when the bill was laid over unii
10 morrow, in order to proceed to the orders Of IN,
day.
| REVENUE BILL.
The Senator from Mo. (Mr BENTONl propo,
| ed the first amendment, which was 10 reduce IA,
duty on colrseWool Of the value Of cents or unde
per pound instead Of cents as in tho House Bill
The Senate refused TO change the duty by vot
| Of 90 10 Is.
Mr. PRESTON moved that these coarse wool
| should pay duty Of 30 per colt instead Of g. Tbi
amendment was rejected by a vote Of % to ~ ate
debate
The next amendment was from MIR TAPPAh
Of Ohio, who proposed reduction Of the Ffontie
Custom house Offices. Many OF these receive
more than the revenue collected, end these he pro
p-scd n cut OF. debate followed upon this pro
position, which was answered by several Senator'S
including Mesrs. Wight, EVANS, TAPPAN
HUNTINGTON ard PORTER. The amend
meni WIS rejected.
Mr TAPPAN thon withdrew his amendment
end others we're proposed by Messs. MoROR
ERTS. WRIGHT and others, and rejected. A
oflhe amendments were debated, and some at gfea
eng.h. They came in such numbers that II is ma
easy TO give them, and being oil rejected lhoy or
of no importance.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-06

4 The molten was unexpected. aud under such an
encouraging aspect. further effort WAS made TO cut
down by abolnhing regimen, OF infantry. This
was debated ~nh good deal osieesing
| Mr. GRANGER denounced, with gtea, deal o
feeling and truth, the radical feeling which prevailed
| in the House of Representatives.
| Mr. REYNOLDS Of Illinois replied with great
display Of his usual peeuliartss Tor reduction to any
extent.
/ MIR PENpLEToN opposed the pending amend
nient, which WAS TO reduce the Army. The bill
was generally dtbit,d through the day, AMI during
the last hour by Me- SrANLY OF N: Z. with some
Interruptions Of the mes, disorderly character.
The subject OF the military supcrin endenee Of the
Armories at Springfield and Harpet's Ferry, va,
| the next business before the House.
Mr. STANLY spoke ia lehaif OF the military
| superintendenee, and with grca, carnesiness. lie
was giving his reasons at length, when up Jumped
Mr. SPRlGG OF Kentucky in his seat and pro-
| nouneed in a loud, boisIesous and dsordesly man.
ner the charge Of Mr. SrANNY to be false.
Mr. SFANLT took no no,ice Of his interruption.
MIR SPRlGG in q more bois,ctods manner, pro
nouneed the charge untrue. What the charge was
did no, hear except that it had reference to the
lative merits Of the Civil and Military Superinien
dencel
Mr. Sprgg was called to order by the Chair and
several OF the members. but took no heed. Addres-
sing MIR Stanly again. he told him with load voice
TO stop.
MIR STANLY-I shall not stop.
Mr. Sprisg-"You shall stop sir "
MIR Stsuly-"l am entitled 10 the floor and do
not yield it." MIR Sprigg continued his interrupt
tons, SC but MIR Stanly said he could not notice
him, for the that the member from Kentucky
was not softer.
MIR SPRlGG kept his position on the floor, no,
needing the calls of order.
MIR Sianly -"lfthc Chairman cannot preserve or
der hope the Speaker will take his place."
Mr FESSENDEN in the Chair, said he certainly
should, II there were more interruptions.
MIR SPRlGG kept quiet for moment, bu, some
reference being made to Cap. Talcot he interrupted
the Speaker again with the remark heard Beyond
the House,-"thcrs false-Talcott lies"
After another general call TO order.
MIR SPRlGG took his seat. Mr. STANLY con-
tinued and e!csed mis- remarks; end after word or
two from MIR CALHOUN OF Mass, the House
came to vote upon the amendments. Several
were proposed.
An effort was made to save the Office of Commits
sary General, but tho House agreed with the Sen
ate to abolish it. The Military superintendent OF
the Armcties was abolished in the House contrary
70 the sction Of the Senate, and amendments were
proposed 10 the Bill under consideration in great
numbers.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-06

IRENE nea,ness. order and regularity, about the
place. Since last visited the Springs, he has had
an English Landscape Gardener, altering an grad
'ng the roads and walks sbou, the premises. aud
those who are accustomed TO vsi, the springs. will
DO Sstonished TO find the improved ehanse which
has been effected here under The hand OF this seien
TIFF. mtist.
OF the medicinal virtues Of the water can only
say, that found here an old fticLd, whom found
alter some 10 or ~ Yeas OF separation, in quest OF
heath. tie informs me that one week since he
moved about with difficulty, from great debility
brought by Dyspepsia. lie now trips il" abou,
with the elasticity Of one last recovering health.
The grave and the gay will here find much to
crafty, amuse and entertain. An excellent band
ofmusc 10 provided. On the SibSath, the Church
going vlsters may oilen have The word OF truth
pounded by the Bishops OF our various denomina-
tons; and most unsodly Bishops may DC seen in
the Ball Room
Do come up-wilson will feed you with very
good provender, and ut very cheap rates.
A VISlTER.
r. s. | forgo, TO say that Col. Pope, with his
reetotal HOBBY. 10 here, trying TO get every body
to sign the pledge. V.
Amelia Springs, July xS isi2
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-06
NoTTowAY.


Mr.. Editor Were you ever hero7 n not, Icy
aside the quill and come 10 one Of the most delight
FOL retreats in the State. regretted 10 find only
some Is or 70 here. The proprietor, (Mr Wilson,
Who appears 10 be q most accommodating gentle
men, has spared no reasonable expense 10 make the
Ame'ia Springs n delightful place. Ills tables ore
really loaded with the best meats and profusion Of
vegetables all served up in tho noalost style Ihad
occasion TO coll there for day last summer, end
while J wss much pleased with III then saw did
not conceive it possible 20 make 90 much greater
improvement, a. | nov perceive. There 10 90 sx-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-06
From the n Y. Commercial.
IN PARLIAMENT.

judy i5.-The sitting Of the House Of Commons
was rendered memorable by two shirp passages be.
tween members Of the Government and some of
their habi,ual supporters. The first was between
Sir James Graham, the Home Secretary, and Sir
Robert lngis; the other between Lord Eliot, tho
Secretary for Ireland, and MIR Sergeant Jackson.
the Irish Solicitor General. Each arose from e.ti.
mates in the supply bill. Sir Robert Inglis. we'll
ksown as the organ Of high Churehism, took the
Government roundly to task for certain opinions
uttered by the President Of the Council. Lord
Wharnelifc, on the subject Of education, Sir Robert
cohtending fercely for the exclusive promulsaton
CT Church Of England doctrines, and aeain,, the
appropriation Of money to the support Of any other
SIR James Graham rebuked him sharply, both for
breach Of order and for MISREPRESENTATION Of what
Lord Wharncitfe had said-as also for the illibero
~ oil his opinions Sir Robert was humble under
the roo, and there that matter ended.
Inc other Hurry was on the same subiect-edu-
cation but here it was education in Ireland. Lord
Eliot was Tor doing away with sectarisn distinctions
as much us possible, whereas the Solicitor Gener-
a. was for having al the money given to support
| Protestant education.
The Wing journals chuckie, as may be supposed.
over these evidences OF discord among their oppo.
nents. TT
July Is. In the House OF Lords the royal assent
was gwen TO the bill for the protection OF the
Queens person and several others.
Nothing OF general interest was done in the House
| OF Commons.
July IS, Monday. In the House of Lords many
petitions were presented against the mines and col.
ieries bll-some OF them, strange TO say, from NO.
men, who were fearful, they said that Il the bill pas
sed they should be deprived Of thor means Of y-
! ing.
The Lord Chancellor brought toward his tbrea
bulls Tor tho alteration Of the bankruptcy law, the
Jaw relatVeto unatcs, and for t.nding the utis-
dicuon OF the county courts; which, after considera.
oie debate, hsd their second reading. The main
the costs.
10 me House OF Commons Mr. ROebuck present.
co INC report OF his SOLICIT committee no bribery al
elections and bribery compromises.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-06
HOUSE or REpREsENTAT,vps

Tho Journal having beed read, several motions
were submitted Bit or rot much importance
was tpored and appropriately referred
a Bill was finally passed in reference 10 the FsI
River Collection District, making change Of N,
present Dis,ricf.
Aiter various motions had l.en submitted. Tho
House weDtn Committee Of tho Whole. and toot
uP The bill 10 reduce The Army.
Mr. FESSENDEN Il aino, resumed the Chair
add the dcblte proceed. d.
Mr. EDWARDS Of Mo. was entitled TO the Aoor
and addressed the COMMITTEES ~ length in Opposition
TO tho abs ndonmeht OF tho second regiment Of ORA
goons. From the low tone Of voice Il was inpossi
bic TO hear anything spoken and perhaps IL was i'm.
material, ~ the subject has been exhausted.
The question pending was In references 10 the
second regim,nt Of sgoon-. The Senate in thei,
BIZ reduced the expenditures Of the regiment, pro
vding that They might bs dismounted, and occupied
as nfanuy. Tho House, not content with this ds
position OF the regiment, were for abandoning IL alto
gether
The motion pending was TO strike out tho charge
reclining tho God sec1Ion The motion prevailed, Cs
TO IS,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-06
Front the Petersburg Intcligcucor
RESULT OF THE LATE FRESHET IN
THE ROANOKE

The Halifax IN. C.l Republican,, Of Wednesday,
last. snyt;
The Rlyor has fallen aud wo can now Judge Of
The damage done to tho Corn. We shall only speak
Of tho Corn OF. Cotton, Peas, Potatoes, sc. in.
iurcd in proportion. II wRs thought and hoped by
some, that in consequence Of the GOODNESS Of the
weather about the Tina the Crops that wtro under
water would not be injured materially. But wher.
ever the crops woto overlooked, they were almost
entirely destroyed
Mis- Bufgwyns Ferry Plantation that would
have made 700 barrels will not make moro than 100.
Her Ford and Kicks Plantation that would have
made upwards Of 1000 barrels will not make moro
than 200.
Mr. J B1rgwyn is not hurt much, tho most Of
his e,op This year being on high low grounds.
Mr. II = Bwgwyne would have made $500 bar
fels, but will not make more than 800.
Mr. III Burgwyno would hnyo made upwards
Of $500. Ito viii make but 500.
Nc Austin will not make moro than suppou I.
but would have made the fso of 1000 barrels
New Hope plantaton, undor the management Of
Col JSynef, that was grOi for 1000 barrels will not
make moro than $50. Col. Joynof's plantations 90
tho River, and down the River 10 Bsftis county, arc
very much injured.
Tho Grove Plantation belonging 10 Mrs Enpe.
ihsi eight 10 have made 900 barrels IN the low
grounds, will not make 90.
The Crops Of Mcssrs. Long, Norwood. Dsv and
Devereux are injured very seriously.
Mr Jas @ Joinson's slightly injured.
The crops afo greatly damaged, ne low down,
and 40 high up the River as We can hear from.
The high land Crops, though injured by the wind
and rain, are tolorable good.
II Is thought by some, that this will not material.
ly affect the price Of Corn, here, next Yearly
Others that IL will.
The Editor Of the MsJisonion has demonstrated
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-06

The rejoicing on board the French steamer Conner
on the occasion Of the anniversary Of the Revolu-
ton OF 1880, was mos. Unexpectedly and unfortu.
nately changed to sorrow and mourning on Satur
day, by the arrival OF the Great Western with tho
melancholy intelligence OF the unlim.Iy end OF the
Duke Of Orleans.
Tho decorations OF the ship were removed and
the tri eolored flag displayed al balfmsst rr;nn,e
guns were II ed during the day. The Courier des
Eia's Onls o. yesterday says that il has been d.
cided 6y the French residents OF this city, who are
o9yer"hslmed with grief OF the irreparabIs loss
tranee has sustained, to havO a funeral service
performed IN ITO course Of the next week, and that
meeting Of Ffenchmen will Take place al Delno.
nIc"s to morrow evening at O'Clock TO make he
necessary preparations, md 10 unite also with thsni
our civil authorities "
II also stated that tho French ros,len,s Of Nav
\ OK VIII send an addrets 10 the King expressing
.he sentiments OF deep regret and sympathy which
has Oien excited ~ them by tho fatal and untinle-
" cod OF a son Of whom he had every reason to lie
proud Union. " ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-06

Tbs Corporars Guard in the House OF Repre.
senlauyes can talk, blusier, and do almost anv
~, lung Except teHylng point. They remind one OF
the great company IN Hull some years $50. consist.
ING ct the Captain, Lieutenant md one private.
Inc two officers, after parading their tremendous
force Of ono through tho burning sand on training
Jays dismissed him with all tho lormslity Of mill
,aIy etiquette. went through MI tho menauvfes
but one, very we'll" said tho perspiring private
9a' dang me, If ! could form squard" SO with
wise, Point, and Gushing. They can change their
ooais-rght about fec, and 20 through almost
oil tho evoluIions, except forming a aquar.
B0s. AHFr
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-06
Correspondence 81 me N. v. Express.
Dc I.v..,. -.

We afe without any arrivals from the ". S.atos.
About 1000 bbls Richmond flour have been sold n
2O and 81, and the remainder in first hands s held
a. 22H. 1900 bbls Baltimore have been sold at ia
W 500; u y now held at 1911. The sales Of coffee
since the let inst have been very heavy and entire.
~ for European account, amounting 20 nearly 60, =
900 bags At about the quotations Of tho Iss The
market IL now FINER tho stock Is reduced 70 3d.
600 bags but os The arrivals are large and the do
mand nearly supplied, wo 10 not expect any ma
torial advance IN prices. Exchange has declined TO
2Gid. and Is fat Doubloons o 200a20 600. Dol
lars S3Oal $50. The sJviccs from 81. Pauls arc 10
5;h instant; there vac every prospect that the re-
5ellion would soon be put down. From Monn
Vidco we arc wi bout late advces. Vosssls con
True scarce. Ffeigh, % Europe , Oas3 IS; u.
States VI 10 per BEG,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-06

irJ| The lost Madsonan has the following
from which tho reader may infer Mr.. John Jones,
present pursuits
"John, what arc you doing there ~ "Ca,ching
rats, sir" "tlow many have YOUR "why, when
catch this ono I'm after, and another one, III have
two, slTn