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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-23

HERCULES OIL DONE The most siupendou. cf,
Tort OF human Strength and endurance ever exhibit
cd OF that ever may be again, was witnessed by a
large auditory on Mon5ay evening at the Dowery
Ihenue. l. was announced IN the bills that Mons.
PAUL was to resist the power Of two Of the strong
est hortes 10 he found in New York, on a wager Of
one thousand dollars. The animals selected 10 pull
agains, him were pair Of large sized PENNEY va.
MIA bred horses, that in the daily habit of draw
ing from two tn three tons Of granite az load sus-
pendej ffom enormous truck used for that pur
pose. Paul, afer firing the cannon, weighing 400
pounds from his shoulders, and stcending the iIre-
mau,s rope ieet uppermost 20 the hie', Ivy means
D his hands nlone, and other leiculean feats pro.
C edcG 10 acs himself horizontally upon strong
oak ladder. made for The purpose in order 10 make
the grand effort. The horses were led on by their
regular driver, and hafuesscd TO rope fastened n
Paul's feet To this rope was attached thee broid
ribbons, or clrIhs one OF which was drawn Chilly
his lons. and the others over each shou der
The brace aifJsded by his feet against the ,tep Of
the ladder, the divided power OF lbs girths and
his hold with both hands upon the uppsr part Of II c
ladder, constituted hrs only resistance to the mmenio
p Iwtr lie mad 10 contend against.
Pnu's body, when thus disposed, resemb!ed that
OF aleiaetof upon H. iaq uisitoriil rack rspara-
tory 10 being torn 10 pieces. When the colossal
horses were brought upon the stage, and attached
to the feet OF the intrepid pc jrmor, a ,oton Of
horror seemed TO pervade every par Of tho house.
IL was deemed certain, by those hIving charge oi
the hofs q, t1at he would be drawn OF tho ladder.
TIE word was gven-the hMness straighterc d-ths
ladder cfoaked and s:fained; the ropss by which
end off. secured 70 tho STAGE stretched and
threatened to break; the hor Is, aided by platform
upon the stage with eieats to brace their feet, srnin
ed every muscle and vein-ths we'll known voice Of
the driver,-the lash repeated again and again, all
failed 70 force the enduring champion from his
hold. The shouts OF the nudienee-tbe waving Of
hnndkercho's, and tho withdrawal Of the horses,
proc aimed his triumph. Paul offered TO repeat tho
/ performance and 10 resist with ono hand and one
/ foO', but the manager very properly would not
| permit il. The audiences were satisfied with what
they had seen, that Paul !, beyond oil question
the most powerful MAI in existence.
| In order n convineS no pubiic that there was no
trick or deception in this extraordinary exhibition,
| Mr. Hamblin invited portion OF the audience bo-
hind the scenes 20 witness the preparations, aud ex
anime every thing connected with the performance.
Mr. Paul pulls against four horses, besides intro.
ducing variety Of other now foats.
| Mons. Pau attained his eighteenth year in March
| last-M v. Cgtr. & Enq.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-23
NEW REASON ron Mr,IERIsM

Our friend Of the JSncsbroush Wing. who WELD,
strong arguments OF every sort, has really, by q
single word, a'm,s, made US turn Milleri,c.
la behalf Of the Mulerisn notion, he suggests that
Il tho world is destroyed in April next II will save
the country from jus, about two years OF John Ty-
ler's Presidency.
We acknowledge the force Of the reason, and
think ii will make a good many look upon tho up.
preaching end OF all things with considerably less
alarm.
Sill, the remedy reminds us q good deal of the
gentleman who burnt down his house. to Get rid Of
the rats that infested It.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-23
DISCLOSURES INVITED.
he LYnehburg Yirrini.n s.r,.


"Mr WIsE.-Tbo Msdisonian recently, spe1k
ling on behalf Of this gentleman. indmsied ihl,
"soms very astounding developments would soon be
MIR Clay, snd perhs ps lead TO blood and earnsge'
"ln answer 10 this alarming intimaton, the Rich
"mond Wing challenges Mr. Wise TO make clean
breast Of IL whilst he IL in the witnsss.boI. II
Says, Mr. Wise can, among other things, tell the
tale Of en- entire change of Mr. Tylefs purposes as
ITO the last Bank BILL within two hours after he had
FURNISHED the bill os passed duplicating members
ITO get il through; and Likewise Of lis answer 70
letter written TO him (Wise) by Den. Combs Of
Kentucky, Immediately after General Harfison's
death, in regard 70 the intended e0urss Of MfTy
"ler, and particularly his opinions rs 10 Nationa
Bank The Wing dshes the Aeeomae oracle to
speak ~
The hectoring gentleman knows very well when
and With whom 10 be valiant The letter in qies-
ton is, " We are not very grossly mistaken as "a
iis lenopr, ons for the publication Of which Nj
wisa will b. 10 no haste 10 call, although il is. we
believe, public in i,s VhoIs scope, and written, 81
it was asked, entirely for tho purpose Of rs.assuinl
the public mind in Kentucky, as 10 Mr. Tyler
intended course.
THIS probably little more than Mr. Wife hsC
ba, gained for, in his lawful disclosures" 10 come
Ie loves 10 tell more than suits him; and s font
Of amending his testimony. BY and by, perhaps
he will give us the whole truth. Bot he prefer
the French mode OF publishing Romancss, In wins
se eslle HrTaisons or parts. Least We ,houd'n
Ne able 10 swallow the truth whole, 80 cuts II Vi
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-23
sum M AIRY.

SLAvERI IN THE SouTH.-Y Yesterday morning
mulauo belonging TO Mr. Hanna, q distinguished
merchsnt Of our city, made bis appearance sudden
" af,er an absence o. m,re Than year. The COY
had been engiced away from his master, from PEGS
Christian, summer before last, ny ono OF those w.
nerant philsnihropis,s Who occasionally make vi
st Of depreciation and theft 10 our neighbofhood.-
After residence o. some months al tho north, the
slave became dissatisfied and escaped TO tho south
aod voluntarily sought his masters service and pro-
lection.
Here's bone for the sboli,ioniss 20 gnav.
IN o. Bee.
An Anesian we'll has been finished 81 Eu,av
Greene county, Alabama. IL 70 22t feet deep, and
yields on abundant supply Of excellent water
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-23
BssnAN ErIcuRx.-The Asiatie Journal pub
fishes the folio wing Illustrations Of the habits ofea
ing in vogue among the Burmans:

buRhAN kPfcuREG-Ihe Asiatfc Journal pup
fishes the folio wing illustrations OF the habits ofsa
ING ia vogue among the Barmans;
"The physical superiority OF Barman is mani
Test at q glance; in no one point bearing any re
| semblanee 10 the native OF lndi,. There may b.
| no hing TO ju.tfy such an opinion; but TO form on
purely from appearances. ws should pronounce :
Burman TO be eross bfeed between a Chinese anc
a Malay, with n mos, Tntarie physiosnomy. I,
must be confessed, however, that in the article o.
diet they were not over nice, greedily devourrg any
thing that chance might throw IN their way. A dead
horse, or dead buffilo, whether IL had been dead
day or fortnight. vas eaten seemingly with tquai
relish. Lizards, snakes. and such like reptiles, were
also much in demand articles OF food amonssi
the poorer classes. had shot large snake on one
occasion, whilst beating round for game, that mea-
suted sx feet IN length, and to my astonishmsnt
vas immediately bounced upon by some Of III,
natives prize. doIeiless to make a curry
OF IL. Another instance l remember Of their p,eii
lection for snakes. We had encamped ono morning
after hot and weary march, on the banks Of a
nullah. and the officers were IN the tent n
breakfast, when group Of soldiers approached
dragging up huge snake as big round as mans
thigh, and measuring u feet in length. IL was
Boa Constructor, or Rock Snake, and had been
caught mapping on the banks Of the udllsh by one
OF our sergeants who boldly pinned its head to the
ground with his halbert. Tho scay prize was i'm.
mediately mide over TO some Butman epcures, who
begged very hard Tor II, and fcas, they doubt.
less had upon the monster. which dare say, ate.
all, IL as good eating as q cnnser eel, h our pfsju
dIces would but a % us to make the trial.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-23
THE UNITED STATES NAVY

The following isa statement Of the number o.
oeerso OF the u. s. Navy in their respective grades
We compile II from that useful work, the Navy
Register, by Besj tlomans:
Captains 6s; Comm ind-rs 90; L'eutensnts 327;
Surgeons 90; Assistant Surgeons So Pursecs q d
Chaplain "a Professors Of Mathematics %; Teach.
srs OF Languages }; Passed M,dshipmen 1871; Mid
shii men is5; Boa,swains 30; Gunn.rs ~. Csrpen.
tes Al Sail Mixers Is; Navy Agents ~; Nava
Store Keepers .; Chief Naval Constructor .; Navsl
Constructors Z; Engineer IN Ch'ef .; Prime p,tEn
g'neer !; Oh ef Engineers 4; First Assistants g;
Second Assistants 5; Third Assistants 9; Marin.
Corps-Celone, D; Lieutenant Colonel I; Mnj,rs g.
Captains 10; Frs, Lieu;enants 20; Second Lieu
tenants 20.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-23
.Corn only.


The operations in grain continue TO be large
millers the line Of the canal deeing this the last
favorable opportunity they will have OF securing
their winters stock of wheat. we quote at 62i
with the usual allowance for difference IN quality
good brisk city trade s going on in -four at 1914;
for export 32j per Dbl. All other departments
range before.
The Wabash and Erie Canal will be completed
through Ohio to the Indiana state line this fail but
100 late TO feel the effects Of trade here this sea
son. The water is to he let in to the termination a,
Maumee by the Goth instant, previous 10 which III.
nqsduct ecross SWIM creek, OF Toledo will be & n
i-hed. We look forward TO the completion Of thi.
work one Of great interest 10 the commercial pros
! rerIty q our city.
| Nov. i6-A northeast wind has afforded fee
opportunity 10 vessels to leave FOR vesie tors-
some eight sail have already gone. and these re.
naming in port are rapidly dischugins and wi soor
follow The receipts Of -four and wheat at this Dor
during this month, already exceed the toto received
during the while month Of November last yssr not
outstanding the arrivals are eighteen vessels less
The receipts AID number ofarrivals each yearv ere
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-23
Ssu SousI by As anil.r Of Ms Spy"

Neu NousI by he aEiAsr Of the Spy"
Through our good friends, RANDOLPH & Co. ",
have once more the writer OF the Pioneer" anS
"Pilol" before US, in new Sei-lae, the ewing
and Wing. or Ecu follet."
As yet, We have only taken il as Bills are read I
Congress at certain stages "by the title"-a hsii
iOus act Of reading, With which we content our
selves, in miny new publications. but shall not; il
This.
Of the book, we have yet collected nothing, e1
cePt through thole commendations OF the Press
which the sending Of a copy prscures as a resuIa
return and which are beginning, at last. to pAss fo
just as little as they cost. The name Of one, how
ever, who, with all his faults has life, animation,
stir in him, promises US old, an almost di,u,ec
pleasure; and il he has only taken time and pains
to write as he can write, shall not have throws
away our time, as we very rarely DO now, in glanc
ing through his book, TO read i! alone such book.
should be read, all a, one sitting.
The edition forms Two neat volumes Of the repub
!ica.on of Cooper's novels, lately begun by Lea &
Blanchard, in parer covers bat at the very low prie
Of IS cents per volume. The French part of III,
title, we may well tell our readers, means "J4ck
with is-lanthern," or Nv i-o'-:he.Wisp"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-23
SINGULAR PHENOMENON

The English papers notice the following strange
fact, as nov occurring in Iceland. Il is comfort
TO sse that fthsy have bread hsse at least they
will no, want for butter.
The Scripture speaks alesorieslly of the "clouds
jrpTpng fitness" out literal shower OF buter 10
an occurrence which We suppose could happen )
where but in ireland. The following cxtr,ordi.
aary letter appears IN the Cork Examiner :-Spec
sator. "DuSNksvAr, Sept. 81.
'Sir: Please TO publish in your widely circulate
ng columns, that shower of butter has been fail
ns every night since the 18th instant, on the land
'i Dandrasdal. near Ounmanway; il covers a span
OF about an ne'e Of land. This peasants assemble
every morning 10 collect the butler TO cure dsease
n some instances ,f.etual cures have been made.
Yours, very truly.
JAMES scANLAN.
Secretary to ths Dinman-ay Temperance So.
ciety.
The Office seekers have certainly no, ye, remark
cd the chance they have. or ,hsre would have been
general rush to tho land Of DIndrasdaL Our
friend Of the Enquirer, who has MIXED the public
cows and the Bank, dry, and now trying the bull
tthe D,mocrate par,y) might do well in Dundra,-
ial, and butter his bread both sides, as he ha.
70 often done before. Better tina, than take 10 a
vocation, as he threatens do in his late most
paintive lsmentation which the book Of Jeremiah
u absolutely merry.
BY tho by, there IL ma:h curiosity in the town to
know what calling i, is that Mr Ritchie is going 10
AXE to. No body apprshends that it will be less
honest than his former mode of living. Some think
ne intends 10 lecture on Mesmsri.n, all through
hs land. Othcrs suppose he designs to deal in his
avouri,e commodity Of Shin peste.s. under the old
firm Of Broekenbrow, Richie s. Co: willis yet
others conjecture that he will turn old clothes n
and sell out the endless series Of and breeche
that he ha, been turning ever since be got on, of
mai
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-23

l. II Ne Webstes ea:srains ssy dsob, ss 10 m.
truth " this statement. he can eonsua Mr Gave
wheu. ve have good rsascn 20 believe. he hSids v
very high estimation. The Gu'h is. Daniel Wet
slsr Is indebted TO Mr. Clay foe his 10 the Ca
biaei, no matter how anxious he sni his Trend
may be to conceal the fact fon their own eyes ans
the eyes Of tho nation. Let him Ihink OF this,
let the unwelcome thought coil like a viper ia hi
apos,ate heart. Let him reflect that, in basel.
WELDING bic Official poser against ME- Cay. be }
welding it against the man, To whom he is indsbl
cd fos whatever OF Official power he possesses.
Lea. jour.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-23
THE COURT AND HAuT TON

WIEDscR, Suuday.-This morning her Majesty
Prince Albert, and the Whole suite, attended divine
service IN ST. Georges Chapel. TIE Rev. G.. w.
Knyveit read the first pert Of the setyice, the Hon.
nnd Rev. r. b. StopfOrd and tie Rev. w. Can
ming ofheiSted at the altar.
MoEDAT.-IIer Majesty volked out in the royal
pleasure grounds, attended by the Countess Of
Mount Edgcnmbe shd The Hon. Miss Hamiiton.-
His Royal Highness Prince Albert left tho Castle
OF half past nine oie.ock in the morning, IN q car
fisge and four attended by Lord Rivers, General
BoUaier, Captain Duncombe, and the Hon. g. A.
Murray. Tho royal parry drove 10 Sainlsy, where
they had some excellent sport, shooting in the roy
al preserves. IN the afternoon his Royal Hiehness
drove her Majesty out in the park in a pony pi &c
ton, Iol'o~sd by carriage ord four, in which we're
the Countess Of Mount Edgcumbo and the Hon
Misses Stanley ond Hamilton. Colonel Atbuth.
not end General Sir Edward Bowaier attended on
horseback. Her Majesty and the Prince called on
her Royal Hiehness The Duchess oil Kent OF Frog
more on their return to the castle.
TgEspAT.-Hsr Majesty and hs Royal High.
ness Prince Albert rode out in the royal pleasure
grounds IN pobey pfw.on, her Majesty Giving
In the afternoon her Msjesiy, accompanied by The
Princes Royal, and attended by Lady Lylitlton
rode out N pony csrrisge bnd four follow ed
Ivy the Countess Of Donmofe and the Hon. Miosoi
stanley end Hamilton, in snOber ponty carriage
"" Royal Highhoss P.inee Albert, attended by
Lord Byron. Colonel ArbuthnJ', and Sir r.. BoWa
Ier, rode on horseback. Her Royal Highnoss H.,
Duchess q Kent, attended by Lsdy G.. Dundss
took waking exercise IN the morning, and in N,
afternoon rode DOT in earfiags ard four. FL,
Royal Highness Pfinee Albert did Mr.. r. Nswen
ham The honour Of siuing TO him for q full.lengil
portrait for the JUNIOR Unned Service Club
WEnHEsDAI.-HerM Majesty and his Royal High
ness Prince Albert rode oui IN the Little Psfk. In
rony phaeion, her Majesty driving In TIC sEer
noon her hsJesiy, attended by the Countess q
Dunmore, rode out N pony carriage and four, al
tended BY her usual suite.
The Doke Of Wellington. On Ls return 10 TOW
IRON attending the foaersl q the Ms.1ais Welles
~, did not say beyond half On hour at Apsley
oose, bot departed ata quarter past two Zoe Wal
o. Castle.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-23

We srs ssAsis TO impair the iafssssa,lsa desired.
and mass turn our eorrsspendsn; ever 10 our neigh
eoar. who is anisrstood 10 be hir Stevenson COZ
se'esee keeper. That matter. aud the moro impor-
ian, one who isto be Governos-ousht to DO spec
Oily settled. For. a. several have been spoksa Of
some 9th fawnng race ar. at loss to know TO
whom to pay Coart--ani the times are too ITCH, fos
coy useless waste OF that most profitable eommoii-
|y-Syeophaney.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-23

" bit. and dsals Il out pises-a,sat to suit himself.
What morsel vs are eeuisx AMI where Il belongs.
might Be iarropss Cor os 10 know. Ahrss- rate
witness be 10 The csimiah Courts nigh, borrow
zone useful hin,s IRON him, in the art Of suppress
ag and dsoiesiag.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-23

NoN y L G E.-Aonuii Advert ers are re-
qne''ed to hand in Advertisements to-day, to ap-
pear in the new Dress, on Saturday, instead of old
ones now in the papr.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-23
HOYT & cos OFFICE.


fr1- Another gentleman GOT snug lle Prize at IIoYT
CO'S, IN Mondays Lottery 80 co. Prizes, Pixies
nothing but Prikos i-sro sold II Ifoyt a Co.'S now.
s210o Tor 70 dsy-snd larEe number 81 other smaller
fnxis-ai 10 bad ~ calling before a ociock to day,
snd rssins 90, 50, or 15-aeoordnEto your fancy.
y
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-23

ICS A correspondent desires TO know Il Mr An.
drew Stevenson tss go, we'll enough" TO decide
whether the State ought TO receive lie quota Of the
Lrnd Money. Last winter (ssys the vfiter) his
Honor was too sick, when the election Of Governor
vas pending, TO make up an opinion on the sub
jse,,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-23

iD>oar readers will do well TO turn to tho very
spirited Wing proceedings Of one OF the rues, body
Of wings in the land-,he Resolutions. IL. Of tho
Wings OF Rappshannoek. which will oe found in
our columns o. to-day.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-23
AUCTION earn

at The corner store under she Exchange ioteI ~. viii
ss sneton large assortment Of Superior Furniture
va Manufacture also an invoice Of fac Plated
ware Bius,ell. ami Insran Carpetting, Hearth Rus
eel nS-Public attention Is solicited -s-'
no. INiOEs e. BROTHER Auets
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-23
MONUMENTAI. Cauncu

IN Monday the 2sh met - ocLJck will ne sold az
~ our store Eve Pevs Ia the Monumental Church Nos
- ~ o. oi ~ THAR position may be learned from a
rist Of the Church 1.-THE cf1ee OF the subscribers
hoD DUNLOP, MONCURE a co.
MEssRs. TYLER a. TAYLOR, Merchants
" ~ his CITY havi"g conveye ed to debts
due {" them and personal property hereby notify ali
persons Indebted TO that IN, that is T, nrr TO
DC msde 10 the, or TO my authorized attorney.
no - " ISAAC DAVENPORT, Trustee.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-23

DSOur readers who are no, dpomati,ls may
be entertained by the following description Of an i'm
por,ant national ac';
The TREATI.-The New burypor, Herald pub
fishes extract OF letter from, MIR Gushing who
10 now at Washington, which gives the follow ing
brief description II the exterior appearance Of the
Treaty Of Washington" az received from Eng land:
"The treaty is fairly engrosscd, in a thin volume
Of folio ruled pipor, bound IN crimson velvet with
ribbons to Ito the covers together when closed; de-
pending from which, by two silver silk cords
with large tassols Of the same materials; is the sea
i've or Elk inches IN diameter and an inch thick
This seal IS contained IN silver box case stamp
ed on the cover with beautiful raised impression
Of the British Guns and represents Queen Vicioris
on horseback with a psge holding the horse, md
surrounding the figures the legend "Yeioria De
Graia Britnnniatum Regina Fidei Dsfensos" The
signature TO tho ratification by the Queen is in q
large and bold hand, VIcroRrA Il.
"rhe rat.hcalions were exchanged on the 10 h o.
Oct isi2,-ihc exchange b,ing ntested by tn,
signature and reals Of Mr. Everett and Lord Aber
deem. ! observe that the former has for motto PA
tfia, Veritas. Fldes," and the latter "Ne Minimum
Caleb Quotem has still, evidently mighty han
kerng for the Secretary OF States Office; abou
which he ~andsrs; occasionally petping in. or lis
tening for the clink Of Cha; most ravishing oil
sounIs to some earl exactly Ike the "lost Peri" IL
Moore's Lslla Rookh.
One day, Peri at the gate
OF Eden sat diseOrs late;
Ard as she listened TO the springs
OF Life within like music flowing,
And caught the light upon her wings
Through the half.open portal glowing,
She wep, to think her roereant race
Should e'sr have lost that hosvenly piaesI
"How happy" exclaimed the child Of air,
"Aro the holy spnls that wander therel"
| tMr Webster, to wi':l
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-23
BOARDING

Opposite the Bell Tavern, over the Confectionery
Sto'o Of Mr.. Cary.
MRS Many ANN READY, would lie 10 ave-
WI Dor gentlemen dfv bonrdsrs Her ol,arrea viii
1e on the most vdersto ans accommodating terms poe.
Hoe' no - cot
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-23
For SALE.

A VERY superior dining Dom Servant and Carriaro
~ Driver For quail heaiionp character and price efcr
to Roben MAYO, or Jo'sph Mayo. Lo23u
X EnTUCKf RIFLE POWDER -3OO Kegs
~ ftt, JUST landed, warrant ed OF superior quaHy
ani Tor sale at very low prices by
no . ct DAVENPORT & ALLEN
- John stuil. ~ ~
no IS o. JAS A PATTESON
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-23
NOVEMBER 22oJ.

A LYONS haS reeeirsd THIS Day.
IA The Ladies' Book for December
Ladies' Musical Iihary do
Nos Of Arihnrs Temperance Tales eoniaisfng tho
Tale oi the Hasty Wedding. 49,
no2I IsIynSs
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-23

CooPER's NEW SEA TALE
WING AND WING, OR LIE FEU FOL-
w LETT. In ~ done up In wrapper, for tho stn AT
sum Of ~ cents no 20 A LYONS
ErRENCu LAE0UAGE.-Ann Introduction TO tho
French Language with classical, analytical aud syn.
iheesl elucidatons 10y A. lie Lctafucndi honorary
member Of tho Clarsophc Society uf South Carona and
Professor OF French, spanish Italian, Portuguese aud
Provcuz Il Language aud Literature. FoT sale Ivy
~ w RANuUIPU
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-03-21
POLICE OFFICE.
SATURDAY, March 10.

Wuol ssAGE THEFT OF Boors-A man named Joseph
Riley by Officer Dennstnn, charged with hay
ing the sd February stolen iorysix pairs OF boots and
- Roosevelt street The property was recovered by the
Officer and the thief committed TO prison
STEALING PASTALooSs.-John Hame arrested and
committed Tor stealing pair OF pan,a-ons, worth S. from
Almond Williams. No. 2lGt Greenwich street.
ARREST FUGITIVE FROM observation-disclosures 4. NJ. c.
smith and Walker arrested today, warrant from the
Mayor ot Philadelphia noted burglar named George
spencer charged with the commission ol several burgla
ries and extensive ihe,ts in Chesnut street. Philadelphia
He the latter city by virtue OF req Ion
the Governor of Pennsylvania, 10 be tried Tor his
crimes