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Or fraction under ler cent Of the entire capital.
Here 10 direct avowsl on the part of this institution,
that pays dividend Of three per cent out Of its capital
which is impaired per cent and at the time it
fuses to pay is debls The childish sbsudty Of the
given for this abomtnable proceeding may be
seen in the following paragraph - .srn
No mention made Of the probable gain from the ds
tesn and loss notes during thirty years of very
extensive circulation That gain IL probably equal to
the stocks held by the bank and the bank
by Law divide than 5per cent AMMAN Of s pro-
6s the annual surpuses will Is hoped, restore the en-
tire capital in the course Of few years.
This 10 sample Of the operation Of the banking sys
en- in furnishing eheep currency Mr.. Brocksnburgh
estimates that enough bank notes burnt up and des
troyed cancel the bad debts made by the bank, and
therefore dividends should be made out Of the capital
Such il the purport Of his statement
The folio wing the leading features of the Fasmers
Bank Of Virginia, Jan. lsA2, and A pril, ls4l:
Far R. VRomfA BRAscHps.
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Corn Trade.

Flour Canal brands from two to three shilling per
barrel higher no W than IL week ago. We quote
the prce at So IS ST. We believe that about five
thoussnd barrels of Georgetown have been taken Tor
shipment to Englsnd at 80
The importa'ions Of Wheat Flour, into Quebec, during
the year lsAt smountsd to 21t45 barrels Rye Flour,
~ 7l9 barrels Corn Meal 81 0as barrels; Bread, o4s
barrels and Wheat, l47 64sS,uehels.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-02-07

NJ Putting or here offered psed BE-
~ wh-sc person Will kve his hame and sddress IN pr2cf
Of the COED qualities All Article for instance read the fl
10 ina certify that my hair faliisg fast turning
W. TOMklNs,s "a Kas ct yNew:York;
grey :a h spS AZ and had cs:::d Two
ins i.st ceased fsii had beautiful DARK look and
his Is soid ats-be yery careful u the right numbers SO
Chsshsm street. Ak for !oues Oil q Coral Creassis Boy
other Agent 10 Brooklyn. 3s rutoa Sweet fersoos
Who have Bad hair should try As iii area good article
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In this city, al inst by the Rev james HPerry. Mr;
VIZ. a. DooLsv. - ArH MANIA, youngest dsughser OIL
John Odsll, Esq sli Of this city.
At Hazel Glen, South Fest New York "a inst. ny the
Rev. Mr.. Todd Mr.. Epwis FowLRn, to Miss MARTA,
fourth daughter 81 Marvin all Of the above place.
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Passengers Arrived.

CANJoN-Ship Zenobia- Hamilton and family, Of
York; Capt War; Fox, late OF ship mer.a. -
MorTEvDEo-brg u mberlsnd-E Clark late captain of
brig Lion, cold It Pernamhuc0.
LEaHoaN-BTk Lucy Pe.nInan-s Benson, of NYork.
NEw Onl ship AuSurn-Nlrs Menny and son. Messrs
Dseha. MeCrachcn, Robsrs Underh-is the steersge
NEw ORLkANs-ship Psrdonnet-; HUGHES and +
Proctor. -
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-. eyed 81 years, r, lie. Of

9Th inst, CArMsn'xe BAeoss, eyed 81 years. Hhc' o.
the late Lieut.. Hreoks 49,
AZ Brook ID inst, KArnAs'rs, daughter Of DR.. NE
son, aged years ~ -t t.f .sft o.
A, Newark eth inst, HAsrAs Js~xs vile Of jons,
aged 81 years.
init i,.sslrA Fnsrs, wife Of walter Fisher, ssd
20
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recently persisted in Table Bay, during his fourth
trip to wrecked ship, and after he saved the lives
ct thirty persons.
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psrceive b. obtained 10 ths country sss sdvs1.
WHE 4TalaS ssc.s nov landing from ship Yszoo,
rs Ns" o''e'n' 'os T. '1 WsS,IL,Ns co "a South 81.
CITY DEsrHrC Ia asivsrs: m%s.e; ms
+ y. !:
ice stamp. may be surcSss.d "''-" f S''
/ KTAYLOK's BALSAM LIvEKw,ORT, SIS Bowe!y,
now s S
s and md. sss s ri, Il: By ma 'saS ohs,
place eeufd. ia this article which for nine
Of 'Hsr they expect relief Il:
and also give heed 70 advsrismen coming rom
he 1885,
Ct
sss.; rests with the public Jay #
D.; st;se:.; !hs City A.
's.N'' N.' sa' SzSHHI SIfScRiLL s Bor.y
ie.!y hat he sdv:.sm.at which appeared in III.
AMY q
careful 10 buy only At SIS B0"sry between 'h and :,h
a YOUNG Man oipr.ctle. SasDe.. habits, and ~ es
and pt sssa Aese. Year,
si:. 'Se
5 s% a
sH.s sSHls oe. will NEE.
with pr ompt attention. IW
GOTHIC Hall Lac Ms.smc) BhOA vwAY.-Mr.
VI JOHN COTTER. late Of Washington Hotel, respect
come the Manager Of the Etab shmeut and that he
Il prepared with parties for Balls Diansr
pers Club Rooms Com mttcc &c. Of the
Of the Rooms connected wita this MC thinks
not necessary Ne hazards nothing howevern say
ing IN Tho Bail supper ROJns tbs Retiring
and Go king Rooms NOT inerisr 70 those Of other
s. ss ri. PIE: o. Fri
pUBLIsHED TAIs IATTrHE BAYn ELVks,TU1 ~
seepsrs IN The C,ties Of New York and Brooklyn.
thst eouss quence Of the publication Of this e book
than Eve and thirty Bachelors
will become By uniting honorsbe MARI ge
With the number Of esbe Willow Ladi in course
Of the pres MT year who will be made happy perhaps
for Tie Sesoa Third Fourth, Fifth Sixth and seventh time
P.ies 10 Bound III musn and witha Nap OF the City,
d each at AFFORD News Once les Bow ry Hold whole.
sale A. O. POWELL Printer 70 Ann street. rear W stairs
f73ts
vxyILDEK'B PATENr sALAMANDAk IRON SAFE.
w These ssfss made Of stout Wrought Bar and
end lined che uics preparacn which conduc
tor OF heat add be destroyed b. IRE manv ties have
beeu furnaces with other Safes and 10 burning build
rgs and in have they failed TO the
tents uinured while SAT Of other makers I've been
troy ed by Inc heat All Sazmsnder SAFES made BY
Wider and sold by the sabscrber vii b. equal 10 that
general assortment on hand or made 10
orn ar ana siLAs T. HERRIN0 Agent iss w.ter street
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Packetst 20 Depart,
To nf.stsrs Of yesseas.

Cesamsndsn e( vessels will confer favor BY having list
or ssrsess psassnsers aud report Of vessels s II
port whsnes sy sailed. and the vessels spoken, ready
their ivL here for Commodore BAaxrr, Of fest
~ ssws ssAsoasrs He viii board them Immediately
thsS arrival
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4. Y. BAKER. Proprietor

ENCOURAGEMENT T.. HELL and JACOB s. Ar.
~ CULAKIUs. be-. rs.Pectusy to inform their f,isnds
for tks II .n.seiisn 81 general AUCTION and COMMITS.
SION BUSINESS. will eootinue 10 the welt known and
are prepared receive eonsgn rents q Fancy and Sta
every other propry 10 the disposal 0. which
n,ion the interests Of their employer
will ever be Kept Ia view Their lie IL largeioe feet
depth-ssA we'll lighted the l:catNn OF the best the
city for sseh WITH ohr superior and
and trust TO receive share Of rrbiic favor.
NB.-Sales oil Hosschoid Fasniturc and Real Estate At
tended peoa. Advance made on eorsigAments VIII
uired
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PORTUGUESE FEMA

PORT UGUESE FEMALE PILLS
THE ~ ar-famed celebrated pills. from Portugal, are
we perceve 70 b. obtained iu this country Bee sdvsY-
tsemed on The last eolsnDof fourth paee. das Im@n
WHEAT-i9S nov landing from ship Yszoo, from
= AZ Ne" O"e'n' '0s "a K SnIl iNs 4 ca 81 so.A -
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having been received with rsch applause 90 Thusday
evening will be rspsstsd Monday evening Fe busry Tb
ELOtUTIOtARY LECTUEE,
With Rsmbirr Ksmniscspc.s at the rark Theatre.

:ss!:1 S.ss .sR.s'sS ~
will E Z: 2yEcTUEE 'A
With R'"''ss f ffFSoSs1EaE = the 'aA Theatre
$; ssss =: IS g ess;Sif's: :,
.ips .ssss .s s.;s$i
g q View 5::%:! i
10y *:
s2ea ,ss ftSfh :sd s y
e sss ~; ss: q HiI
iOTs Faa.tS; s-Edwia Terss; ,. ouelaso,, -.
wi .: !. ss ni De:
k. ss. r s'as ts'"sn sis rs Y
PAKK TnyATKE.17DK LARDNEK viii deliver q
"sS ls. :issss on e .
THE soEEH1 ts system.
saturn FROM original driving. y Sir jonn h.1;ehsi
The MODERN METHOD q PHYSICAL RESEARCH
Til; TT u; ;. 1ss noo 4r.,.-.s, Represents.
cn Of the Moon surface Of square Of
rus rvS SMA!TnAn THEATRE.
EVENING F s:.s s TIKI performances 's so.-
Count AalssA s.s;; sri f':,. s:s Kirby
During til. DRAINS. s;s ) A e: ss.r.s..
John Smith i'll appear celebrated NsxroMeos;ss and
THE g.: 4! $!.si fEAs QUEEN
S as Nj. kk.:ss tsss F''aH' M. :s:::,
s..! 81 9; s:;s Phi a., x.,
By S Ssas s.. ssE ssS Ms.isl cs'..,
IT, esS q :.: r.
rs MsT SyEE,s. s oLIM mp 1IInATRn.
c.,,.. 80. THE Tvs Fits ="
Count Ss toun! .s" Senior fiHs: r.. wsi, Mitchell
An 'A''iz Rsissxtfi 4 HaHi'z xsBTSa entitled
Apollo. ,,,o Michel E:sssa,y: r 'ei Ed.S
AsMo 81 s 81 :' II st " Yoak.
A.no, n: s,.. Msh. S'I 2is: "' siAl zex.
yslia Ledger, ''''' Nj. Singleton o'"-e
AdmissionDress circle Upper boxes u caus
hoor. II half six. Curtain rises At seven
BOWEkY AMPHlTHEATnK.
No. 81 Bosssy.
In q the detention Of the vessel this compsny
THIS EVENING ses III win
THE wALrz %i zSp ~ JAR ENrREE.
= By the whole Company.
Mr. william, will Introduce his learned Dog.
Horsenanshp by Master Smith.
Master Rivers on his Magic Ladder.
Mr. Buckley a. the Yankee sailor.
Sports of the Ming, OF the Clowns Delight.
The Rivers Family their graceful and astonishing feas
Of Gym les.
Intermisson Of fifteen minutes.
The second part will commence with
Mr. Gsdaer will introduce the Feat Of Throwing somerss
the Horse. ~
6sos: X %1 s,s FS%y
Mr. Decamp will introduce his Indian Pony.
Mr. Derr will apIer with his pupil and 20 through his
Torrance the Carpet
I'm Buckley in his principal Act Of Horsenanship
The whole TO conclude with the
THE GERMAN FARMER
Farmer. MIR Dsrr-Barber Pen4lsnd
Door open At sa,,perormsnce commences st7
The anmala belonging the Geological Instituee win b
open exhibition during the holidays. Entrance No. IT,
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mhnl lIME IJEhhLD.
PORT OF NEW YORK, FEBRUARY q.
80 81 20
9 nren wArER.........- "a
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A0cttOn 0AAsss
81 THOMAS Bell.
(otsrss Hos.Ss .dssa sssd - FnIfsns trssss.s

| Asctt0n SaAss.
tss.,..Sss.' da os s..a = s1 fsasn.srs.
WkDVEsDAY
.ss aS sss .sss.i ,sa
= sr:a .pd e!nsr ca,
sf .sis! ma, siI e ss..: ei:si. End
Kitchen utensils and other articles
| order 49, =" 49,
splendid Furniture All, oaosi in the sale ,eor. .rs
h-0a and new furniture FROM fsmiis svisg
m.S '% oia .. %.s Of . ssGs dry run:
Tor family uae rn, boxes "
w.:s Srss sSs sh.i1. ~ variety
FOB sAL ss or s,sh.sss to rsp,-Laqs in Lyeomns
10 ' seat 'srfss r. sis IN
:sss;s 4 ;
~ .::s Ey t.yl Di:Y ssas, tn.
~ a.spss 'ss vi" have
L..Fre,xh t ,ahes At the lowest rates and az.
great :ayss,ss. ~, e:
ha. over q. tshsr sailing vessels II calm and light wInd al
insure ''' s''' dfovER Es: FRAY; .'
| 100 FIG ds SORE e E. sor 9o g, x
| 80 a FOR ALBANY, and intermediate places
Or 2. far Z. the ice viii psrmi. With safety,
s s
.H nd ss ss Ts::
! day morning. Feb. sth al o'clock. 80 "
g. %1 s. on :'H e. Peter C. Schultz = The
| 49, - MAIL LINE FOB ALBA NY and inter
s':s:: va 81:
Sosn Mona.y rs hs s"t 70 Murray ree this a
Fer ss;..; i s:;y
| A~A1 ~ FOk NEW BkUNSWICK-From Pier
VICE. Sss RHs s':ss. e WV NV I E.a
New Ys sni sr sH9 &c nsssSy
R;e u Landing Chelsea Port sS%oSa - and HSSe sxr
and %sus !, .
sGrd not cheap and easy n%
between the above places but also aae and speedy
E.,s to A%hsy Ros'il.' and Tun. Landing
SIXTY MILES SHORTER THIN ANY
OTHER ROUTE.
T3az EHsT H r Skd2FoR HH9gE.
~. =, oo,s ts GS9s r6 sSo T. ~. n,wpop
SSe : .S.ry Gs oas
% t.
!ay Is kd ~fi Y ears :': =: ,S
6. r FL s; ssz q . ss: Of The Ss:
MR FOR NEW ORLEANs--,Lo.iaiana and New
oh u. .n.p s' sgs . rasss ;a
4eeuis5 a. Capt Lest will positively :a above
For f.ient having splendid furnished .eeommod.
Or apply on board q: UL ThI 0s Of .. Wall
Great will be taken to have goods BY line cor
Agents ia New orlssn: J~ Woodruff, who will prompt
packet :hip ,sTvN Cap. Latham will succeed IN.
0cmuke and .. the goth inst her rsguIar day. fit
R!CK c:pi:ia WIN. dddy, Of 1000 ton: Win al.
s; IN
viii the Garici sail March, rS Sv
rely upon ships line sailing pei
O16H FOR LIVLKPOOL-(P osilively to sail on iath
H February 1.-The superior fast sailing chip SOL ON,
ss g: :. S: ~. e.:
at moderate '' So iRDfstSs. 4 s.ss
Tn. sub.crber continues bring out may
az p
SSx KSRk ALP ESE "
Z y ss: s ss
S sas sni :,1 ssss. iss
Il. United Kingdom For further paSsias apply, Sy
oas JOHN HERDMAN. 8, sou.h.t
~ n.AssA0E From HAMBURG, 0ERMANY-
q es.: leaving ssSs Hs ssss
& s:ass to r s II
'' &fE$S ',' s.'
rS2a Hs sna
for their trends to from either Of The above
vorabe terms brought in 6st clsss packet
And s o: w.s 70 s s X e.
O'''s k:s;.s :sss:!;ss IS:
| rs corner Gouverneur lane. or 4a Peck slip.
g AEFsgLsSS ssT.5E1
sr sending money to their friends residing in any
bers drafts eight Royal
Bank OF ireland ard Messrs Prescott Orote. Ames Co.
London which charge
whatever 10 every town throughout the United KinRdom
For terms, sgRly,t TO
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90 CHATHAM THrArRx.-sinoe the days of Gilfert,
the present ssses II this popular theatre while other
similar establishments producing old ard
dramas new and .ucce.sful nightly produced
at this We have two offered for public appreciation this
evening, dsnominated the 0amester of Milan, and OIL
yer Twist.both performed by stock company which,
Master Coleman, having been engaged for limited pc
rod, appear Ia their and the highly
cessiul drama Of the Mechanic and the QSeen repeated
fox the seventh time.
o. A...rc.. Mu.ruA,-rhis popular place Of =
musement IN nightly wdsd with the most
audiences. It contains collection Of cIriosities
hundred times more extensive than any otheri Ame
tursl history and the smusements offered here are
chaste AID national, 1t being the determination Of the
The Model the City Of DaSn Falls Of Niassrs and
Pneumatic Rail Road will remain here this week, and
can be seen day or night. The Gland Cosmorama 10
90 BowEav AxpH,r HrArsE.-The very excellent
company attached TO this establishment will remain here
detained This being positively their last week on this
side the Atlantic they have upon presenting
a as :s: & ;y & ns's:
which must draw full house. and to night Joe
Pentland the innitable cIown. takes benefit and will
present novelties that will astonish the natives.
0o- LOG Nassau street is DR.. shermana Office in this
They the popular article ofthe day. dsserv-
eddy 90. We never knew any thing possessing half
virtues Agents are ITO ana 18 le6 boWery,
~ East Broadway, AMI All Hudson street; Redding,
State sres, Boston, Burgess, % South 81 street. Phila.
delphis.
o. Corrra, The 0srAr This indusriout and indie
faigable Individual we De. ceive By his advertisement
which will be found in another column Is again in his
GLORY, In the and splendid building in Broadway,
Gothic Qste Masonc) Hail. This 10 much better field
for him. there is nothing odious about the standing
reputation Of hs establish ment Cotter must here
succeed any one that could have become popular in
the Warrington, must make fortune elsewhere. Go
ahead Cotter let them dance, and be that they
who call leave you the msans Of paying the fdder-no
forgetting the Prister and yonrseE We will hit you
again soon. ~.
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AMERICAN MUSEUM.
Corner Broad'ray and >1nn street
Grand Es4s of
:. ,.,;,. r..,. Niss.ls.t;ity Of Dublin
New Songs, New pueti., New paree. Entire Chanr. of
Grand o.mora Views, with detailed printed descriptions
First time IL Xmerea Of tn. Ballet Du BUcHERoN, BY
EVERY i pST SSS H EysSiS 81 as WEEK
The Manager h.: ara. Flea. D that 's.
%%;.:: ,ssSs
ri Is: III w
me- SJ6I II NE airT 81 ;; DSS 81
FAILS '' 81 Exhibition Of the '''''''''
tn. isi'ss ,s.. .,
Ts e0Rs,sas Th popul'r k1avax.nna and breakdown.
Ai:o s,Si'ns fancy dia. wosTas. .sd oroAd Co.no-
i Cz e III e ss.., .; &, n
PseSs: oi School: and he pupils admitted 90 liberal
Admsnee to the Museum and all the en,ertanrnents
e1. Psss Sss,s I. 70 Of ,s oe
which time : Bell will beruns. n
s.S. IA {: 1sss ..sisy sH' ts hi
take lace this evening Monasy fos,nsAi
sssSss a. :;: ; :s the y
L.ais: GI,: from TO Young Masters from s =.
DOZ BALL.-}eo ismen Of the (eners CosnIttee having
en- hand tcke,s rireadv promised disposed
qaessd 70 retain them % the once No Astor House in
the Executive Coinmittee u be sold
Committee Room. Feb 7,Iet2. f7n
TTV6E 0ANKRUPT Law .-Persons sb tut to Avail
selves or Of this and who previos
~ sged respectfully invited TO Apply IN e nbscr
Der no. prvcce, under the
Ensh Bauknp Lag and s similarity % that which h.
enabled promise and
niion the interests Of oss who may favor him
THOMAS WARNER Attorney and Counsellor
Al Law: Solicitor n Chaucery and Proctor aod Al
yscate in United Circuit aud District Court,
fss,A' 30 DUANE street. New Yo~n.
NIBIO y MAP would rsspectiuly 'at I'm the lad.es
IN Of York and its vicinity that their
daily open FIR ,heir inspection whe they will 5e aPpy
hem whore can obtained pl.nu OF SHADE sno
rose in rhododendrons Chinese .fss'. se.oss'
bales and eIasses gold feb gobs bds ana c"g, Iru
and ornamentsl and shrub gssn sesds &c snkora
pear he nfch can ~ thetree
abshmea bouquets to please re most fasiidcs yMious
s:s"1'e"'' """s" f3iw
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ARCADIAN CIRCUS,

No. 255 Bfeecker street
+. MANA0ER'sBENEFtT-M the entsypIis
ing mage. Of this Of sIust takes Be
NUT Ridley and Boy have kindly volunteered this evening
show their generosity BY putting hands in their
and bring Don't fureet the place.
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n JLLkl II vwf., u &C Csssea SeS's W."
y ''s n''' "'o's''e "'"''" A. J. sYLvEeTEF,
"a, n Wall 81 aud 10 Br seway'
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fAoSAliE r Uh bMtS Ol1-Vhs spseu-d ck
tx&A ct brig NORTHERN ER, CAPT Rice WILL have i'm
mediate dcsp,tch for the above port having superior
for bin and second cabin
which wall be taAen moderate rates early Application
maj . 70 w. NIT. TAPSCOTT,
~ ~ - South street,
Persons DESTROYS Of fending for their friends
from port make the necessary aAnseen b.
apply ing above. jill
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Rk52Is9A&2k and teams-asking higher flre.-Omce
Aowards Hots 7s Broaeway -rssenssrs win Be fervsrd
Of Ne river where the boa may be compelled By ice to
stop.
lance and Information.
under the Museum and embraces very direct and como
dous route hither. 49,,
ssst on he Albany route, aud no deception.
The attention will be paid 70 the comfort conve
aenes ana 20. Of ell who may give the Preference
When the river shsu Be shut up entirely, Red Bird
wiu run ali thre ixh from New YORK city TO Albany.
Il Il. hcf b1TxrER, ,Arn.'
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lNkN FOR LIVLKPOOL-(P Positively to sail on iQth
2 Eebruary)-The superior fast sailing ship SOLON,
handsomsIy cabin 81 cabin sleersgs
~ "'os'''e john soS
III. sub:crber contrus 70 bring out who
fret ela: shlps sailing from Liverpool weekly Df.
Usted Kingdom. For further paI fcuari apply BY letter
DOS paid. n above. n
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-11-22

coUNrnRREIrERs.-The las, Pate
(Mo. )EaRle says.
"On Friday week past, man named
Robert Stone vas arrested ia the eastern
part Of this county on charge Of passing
counterfeit money. Stone was brought
to this placPj and after undergoing full
examination was committed. When the
decision OF the examining justices was an.
nounced. Stone made some excuse 10 90
outside tho room door, ard although ac-
cOmpanied BY the constable, he managed
10 slip off under leg bad. StORO is a.
bout 5 feet 10 inches high, thick SET, dark
hair, hazle eyes, dark complexion, and
about ihiity years OF age. We hear from
above that pile of cnuAterfeiteTs' names
were handed into the Buchanan grind
jury at The recent term, and Judge ynch
is very busy in the upper cOaniry. The
sentences Of the judges so far have been
Ienient."
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-11-22

DELAwARE.-There has just been an
cleo Iion for Congressman In this little
federal state, and Mr.. Rodney the whig
candidate is elected By four majority o.
over Mr.Jones.
There arc four States that have not yet
repudiated Clayism; viz. Kentucky, Yer
mont Rhode Island, and Delaware
In New jersey, although the wings have
maj Ority in the Legislature, a majority
OF the popular vote was given for the
dem Ocrats. ..
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-11-22

SouTnERN DEsPERAD0Rs The St,
Louis Bulletin thus describes the char.
acier ofihe population Of some Of the is.
lands IN the Mississippi: 1.aa
There are several islands in the Mis-
sisspPi river, between the States Of Ar>
kansas aid Mississippi, which have long
been noted as harbOrs for the most des-
perate villains which infesf the southern
country. Not dnfrequently has il hap
,Pened that boats loaded with produce
have been dscoyed 10 the shore, their
crews murdered, and the boaIa sunk to
prevent detection. Ths Annawa, on her
passage from New Orleans, observed as
she PASSED MOntgOmery,sPu Point, (oul dead
bodies floating ". They we're eSidsnt-
ly murdered. aslarge and ghaslIy wounds
we're seen upon their bodies. Thev
were SO offensive that ahey were not 4.
ken up. These men we're doubtless lie
victims of the scOundrels upon One Of
these islands.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-11-22

STEAMBOAT sunk The steamboat
Fair Play was snagged and sunk, on
Monday Of last week below New Rich>
mond, in about six feet water She was
loaded with SaggIng, rope, pork, -four, &c.
and was on her way to New Orlcans.-
It is supposed that the buat may be suved,
but NOT without considerable loss TO the
cargo.