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New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-03-26
Leaissa,ure Of New-York.

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NJ in'>. 100 ,t,o,
a'', IN u
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f''s's's . s ~, zs,a;..aa 70 ~, =;
a. ,o,.. n ION, b.]Io, with The Assembly. Mr..
p,.y, go, ,b.n -lec,ed The Flec,ion Bill than
,.,oe nm and an amend ment previdins that the
Presidential Electors be voted for on dserent
day from the State Officers was ncgativad | he
Commi,tee rose and reported the=Bill 10 the Sc
nate, which saon adjourned
Nothing Of consequence was done in the ASSEM-
Ell ,lo to the hour for taking q recess.
= -
" ,.#I,.ll
~,is VI Madison .Oo"''';
Mof7sviil',= on Nednessi'y 'esl N.'o'',) - u Ne
"iiu c''oo7' her ~ -
:, -. -
}. SHERIDAN h"oAS.- Ms confessed l'afec'-
pant in the Caroinn affair has made speech al
Hamilton G.. and written letter 10 the Editor OF
~, p,.ho.,or E,e,;ne po., in exclamation of MS
recent arrcs, at I.ockpor. He denies having lief,
,,rouyb any rcar of consequences and saws he did
SO. at the earnest solicitation of those persons
who thought the ends of justice would be much
better answered if ne were not prosecuted at all.
&c claims NV '''''Y'.
ersc the universe, and to plead my country as a
,,oror,,. nd s.,y. + sLuU do So ms foy. as he
1o;led ,SYoies arc concerned ,chencrer Think
- --.
MAMMOTH loolh-i ~ ie'en.s''' 80
6 To Po, ,l,o,,,
three fee, below the surface of the ground When
found it weighed 2 pounds, both prongs beng
bgokcn OFF. /, measures j inches in circume-
renee and ) inches with the present prongs, hui
mus. have beer, originally or Inches. Farther
examinations are to be made at thu place for
other remains
SANDER SUIT.-Rev SILAs c.. BKewS. Pas
tor of II Presbyterian Church in FORK, Livingston
Co. has been recently tried bv the Circuit Court
Cor having slandercd the wife Of Mr.. Boss, mem
b,r.ci his church. Tho slandcr consisted III his
having charged her at various times With having
Due sui,'y u 'uu''c's ~ 49,
''''',S ~ ~ - -, ,,.II. ,a,,,c
'i'',, ~, "1' ''.N't 'o'' -, -
''''' .'' - - ! 1sl -. 800,
nous IN returning verdict ~ '"' l'","''
'N'N t'''o"' WIZ 'r M :. -
~ :, = NJ, WI -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-03-26

IL Stranger, Do you want Boots and Shoes II a.
70 to Sriner Co Great Caharine Boot and shoe Mar
-, 73 Cn,harne ST. corner 6Tunroe where you can lind
he ary md hes, assortment YOU saw, and at prices
never before rquaed Just try II. ~ mAu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-03-26

u Photograph EikeEes.es, by mn improved
Daguerreo;ype process. b: NJ d. VAN Loan, corner OF
Chambers-s. and Broadway f2) nlS i'm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-03-26

I5 Official notice is given in the Madisonian,
that the contemplated 10 per cent. reduction on
the commissions of all postmasters, will not take
place til! April lst.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-03-26

10 a large brick block on Main ST., Roches-
ter, occupied by stores WAS discovered 10 is' on
fire on the 2lst The flames cxtinguished
before they had done much injury, but a probable
loss of some $50, Zoo was experienced from the
water
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-03-26

10 The South Western Georgian, published at
Albany, Baker county, (G.o.) says:-About $50
negroes have taken their dcparlsrefor Texas with
in the last month The hard times operate power
fully upon this portion of our population, and it
they continue much longer, Baker will be as mig
gcrcss as ii was moneylcss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-03-26

u large Tariff meeting was held At Farm
iugton, Ontario CO.. on the 10th.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-03-26

IT. d:cutIemen's Eanfs.-AIVORD CO., No
Il Bowerv s:Irr 10 the public fine Fur Hat at Four
Dollars the Spring pattern, equally light and duraDit
VISA; more costly qualities, and possessing all the elegance Of
aooeu,ance Keeping full assortment other qualities Of
Beaver and Moleskn Hats In the article Of hnc Nutria
Hat. at 81 nsw offered they aim TO excel ~ ma
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-03-26

STATE PR1soN SrArIsrlcs.-Mr. y. NJ. G..
Smith, Deputy Sheriff, informs us that there were
in the State Prison at Sing Sing, on the oath nst
7Gl male convists and 76 females total, S'7
lweny-1hrcc were sent up from this city 10 Sing
Sing prison during the present month.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-03-26
Coombs,. PopuInr OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

ting t~ phrenoogic admti'nr' above fifty
distinguished and extraordinary percentages Of both
with skulls Of the various nations OF III. wor embellised
with above fifty Engraving and Poccnl Descriptions OF
Beauty. Intellect and Py.iorHomv wit observations
ilanalOrY OF tie Science For sale hY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-03-26
JAMES L. MILLER. secretary ms li.E
- StocIt of HDrr Good. acIIim. OH Chcnp

ie subscriber. abou, renqusing The Dry Good business
this city, selling OF his entire Stock OF Dry Goods al
VERY low price,. On hand every article the line usually
Kept by the craft Those wishing good, will do we cali
soon at NJ lUlSES,
NIL 6t loo Grand between Broadway and Crosby
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-03-26

IT Eeutiemcn'a KAaIs-Sprins NylA-BlRD COZ
Nor Of Pine and Nassau streets will introduce the Spring pat
tern OF Gen,leuen's Hats THIS DAY. He >oict an
nation of the same confident that they will command Goa
,nut patronage well account OF the tneneS OF thar
GIrj, as the elegance and durability OF their finish
BIRD corner OF Nassau and P!ne-s,rects, ". Y
j. ID. BIRD. los CheSnut-,t. Philadelphia
- ~ MI ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-03-26
"''''0' DAYTaN ( NEWMAN.
81 Nassau.street. corner OF FuI,en.,trcel.

III
u Goodies, great curiosity just :cccivet from Iowa,
for sale AT the Exchange Lyccum 3t8 Broadway Fuco-
ides pereacon oil marine vegetables al the place
Also, EncrrneS, or pctried animals.
GEOLOGICAL CABINETS, showing the element, and
structure OF Globe and readerag special att tc those at
tending lectures reading the subject of Geology
sale the yccun-lnEc rc>ored 10 by parent, and chill.
dren teachers and pupils citizens and strangers n22 81
II Saratoga Watcrs.-Nedcinai Waters of the
Union Congress- Pavilion, and Iodine Springs constantly
on hand, rts from the springs. For sale wholesale and
retail, by David Sands Co, Chemist II East Broadway.
corner Market street. NIL hnls
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-03-26

iourntd meeting of the Democratic Clay Clu the Ninth
Ward will be held the Rob Roy House, ol lie Roy
AM! Grccnwch-ss Monday evening, March 29th, 1T y
clock The friends OF Henry Clay nhi> Ward wishing
10 JOIN the Club are respectively ln"itrd TO attend.
HIRAM 2. RICH, President.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-03-26
MARINE JOURNAL.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

Ship vile dc Lyon ;ioddard from Hare, Feb. with
ndze. 10 C. Bolton, Fox & Livingston. -
Hark Toulon, Rich, % day. from GosyaDa, PIX wiz
sugar, Ie 20 A. Major.
Bark Isidore Springer from March 10. with sugar "
G. Thurston Co. -. ~
Brig Manaco, wa-dng a days from Matanzas, VIA '''
it.->es 10 De Peysier l. Whitmarsh. -.,, nth
Brig PaIlas Blanchard, ls dogs from Cen'aeg''' VIM
sugar. To Chas,elan Ponvert. r.. f,a,,.
Brig JuanJ dr Carthagena, Keller, II days ''o''
ma, 10 Mason & Thompson. ,,, .o5ae
Rrig fremont, Redecks. srom Port rfnes pr With
Big Laura. Duham, 10 days from Guayahia' ~
Sugar 10 De Forest i Co. ,o, st,h
Schr Tcazer. Green!aw. 10 days from Ea:'p''1 w.,
plaster, iza. Peter !. Nevius l. SOFA
Below Ship and B'lgs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-03-26

10 We learn that WAsHISGToS 1RvlSG, our
Minister to Spain, has taken passage in the packet
ship Independence sail on the 9TH of April, tor
Liverpool Captain Henry Holdrcdgc will com
,nanl the Independence for the voyage, Captain
Nyc having business that requires him TO remain
at home a shor, time.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-03-26

The snesbers this Lodge hereby notified 10 meet
their Lod@s Room, Grove and ludson-sirect
this day Saturday, haiipast 10 O'Clock attend the
funeral of our lat. Brother Henry Williams Punctuai
tendance requested. The members OF Ike Order in gene
raj are invited TO attend. By order OF
WIN SUMMERFIELD, y. G.B
I.stIa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-03-26
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS MRyr1xc

1t A.socinrion-PTBlIC MRgTING.-an
i> favorable 10 OF Interested in the Is.lp.,6,
l-ay Evening fe,h iIst) =, the MechsnIc>, I q
,c School. No HChans6cr4s between Centre ar.i CO.,
ttiuss Measure OF great n;rre., TO The. welfare ~ -
..arn t,llN r,url.,,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-03-26

4, islv the economical! policy OF the establishment To-
aibr with the large extent OF its business, that such In.
,ucpm.n,S are offered purchasers apology need be
r,,f for the location OF the Sales Room upon the second
oor especially a, 40 favorable point OF the fashionable
thOroughtarc. ~ MA u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-03-26
II Greenwich I.oIyc 30. 10 Il. q. ofO.E.

JOHN DAY, I s.,,.,,,.;
JouS r. SMITH Seele'''cs' nl26 IT.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-03-26

IT photographic Prints-l00Ooo spendl'ly CO.
lorr con.istin" about 200 designs among which are
trent nune OF National, Ten srancr Moral and Religious
subjects rh. above published III superior STYLE ana
for sale bv The subscriber IN let's to snst purchasers
N.CURRIER. Sprnce-st opposite the sun Once H
~ B. Eeyy subject: rom designs y the first artists will be
added Ia the above assortment every week w mo I'D
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-03-26
CUSTOM HOUSE, NEW YORK. |

j. NotiCe-Proposal, VIII be received al ts ONCE I'M
Ill Saturday the eh March instant, furnishing the fol-
lowing quantity OF Oil for the Light Houses in this district,
viz:
1910 Gallons Of Spermaccti Strained OIL for snneruse
2Qj Gallons Wintcr Pressed Oil from head matter.
The said Oh TO be gauget by the United States tiangef,
the time delivery and 10 be- delivered TO the Superi
rniet OF Ligh, Houses be i!ay require, in rou,onnd
casks exceed 80 gallons cacii The oil IL 10 be- tried
aud tested before payment /, made therefor
ms t2b EDWARD CURTIS, Collector.
u The Washim .toninn.-The second number
Of this handsome and thorough going teetnal pa per & issued
this morning. and contains good temperance matter
better selections. better collection OF The and M
cianS of the week tim any OF lis contemporaries.
Tie Wa>in!tonl2n OF this morning contains al! the pro-
cecdngs The societies in til, city for the week.
graphic account OF the presentation al TIE great Washing
ona Banner, with the speeches Tie OccnsiOpresenta
ton banner by the Martha Washington Saciey, and Ga
ulcrous articles highly Interesting % ttfiruds OF the
temperance The thrilling story al an neoriae,"
continued, and several choice is1etca contributions help
10 ill the ample columns nj this spirited and we!-wren
journal of temperance and reformation.
Office LOO Nassauree Sold carriers and new, rend
rrs at s. per lao Single copies three Mail ubscr
bsrs dollar year IN advance City subscribers regularly
served three cents week.
r,96 It4 10y HERRICK q ROTES Publishers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-03-26

II We refer readers tC Dr.. F,IV GnurIr,> Dreuar.
atom for uprooting the hair He call, n :. Penetrating
Powder an there IS 10 mistake about the lct il ut-r
destroys the roots OF ar and leaves the place where they
have been TO, only free from rormity. hut above the sus-
pcion that j. had ever existed To gel ,tniel Whose 7his.
ker grow all over their rtceS tl treat Discovery and 10
Indies who are prone 10 The Indicate mu,tacIoS tas
many are box st Dr. G.S powder would he worth more
than lis weight in gold " V sunday Time,
To b. had al 81 Walker door From Broadway and
5t7 Broadway S. p.r bottle, 10Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-03-26

II Notice.-TO ALL WHOMIT NAY CONCERN
5C00 wanted OF Nes-iorh Safety Fund and Red Dog
Banks OF he STATE nj NewYorh. All the Banks of this Sta
will be taken Tor Clothing IS CIaal-s,rcc Tor L,
,iays mig jw~ i2l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-03-26

% JOSEPH SMITH has become Editor of the
Times and Seasons. published at Nauvoo, H..
The frs, number sincr=his accession contains the
first chapter of pretended translation of :, book,
written BY Abraham, and discovered in the GAIA
combs OF Egyp,-on autobiography of 10. Smith,
with the Mormon creed, and sundry other matters
OF the same KIND.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-03-26

II Fifth Wnrd Clay CIub.-An adjourned
ieetins OF this Club will be held the Marion House No
10 West Broadway This friday Evening, at Il O'clock
unctual Attendance is rcqu,-ted.
ms II OLCOT1 KlilNES. rre.llcni pro ten.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-03-26

j. PORTFOLIOS. Card Case, I'm shell AMI ieaterl Pocket
Books a!iets. and all articles IN Tie Inc the Magic
Strop and Pocket. Book Store, fu1 W!lIian!-Strart
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-03-26

, Hon JAMES BUcHASAN has been nomi-
.a;od for the Presidency at u meeting of Loco
t'ocos at Pittsbulg, Pa.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-03-26

GA HONE LEAGUE CONVENTION Of tii.= citi-
zens Of Madison Comfy. y. Y. will be held at
Morri.ville on "Wednesday next (30th) TO organize
and choose Delegates to the National Convention.
The call i. signed By three hundred Of the Princi-
pal citizens
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-03-26

70 HENRY ATKINS. of Wcstield, Mass, visit
e Albany on the 17th on business and has not
nee been heard from 1t is feared he may have
80 n murdered.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-03-26
Ncw-Yoris Weekly Tribune, for s.,s,

vT. ASSOCIATION ARTICLES
VILLA CURIOUS CASE OF ANIMAL MAGNETISM
n; thu West
TX EDITORIALS. Awori 10 Congress. TIE Meetae
:, the Exchangs, Protection to American LahoT.
&c, Sc..&c.
X WASHINGTON CORRESPONDENCE f, proste3.
inr> OF Congress Do;nGs Washington, &C.
MI MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS on every tansfr q
subjects
vi. AGRICULTURAL Culture OF Mussri-Rss
CropS-Frui, Trees-Planting Co,n.Sc.
nv Wholesale Price Current.
Nv Trade OF The City--Review OF the Marset-CoHl.
mrrci,l an, Money Nlatters-Catte Market ac
Tie Weekly Tribune is printed on very are' shes,
,i.o eight pages, nd Is furnished Substyib>r ii IN
tn, country at s. per annuu. Single numbers may be had
of,h, News Bows or at our counter, at 81 cents
GREELEY Y McELRtrH SO Ann street
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-05
BALTIMORE MARKETS.

Office cC The .7me,iean- Oct ;, 5 p. NJ
CATTLE.-The market was heavily supplied
with 5eei cattle to- day, and prices have further
declined a shade. At the Scales this morning The
offerings amounted to 500 head, Of which 44O were
taken by the city butchers at sl50n So per 100
lbs. on the hoof, which is equal to So 81 nett
asinquality. OF the balance 100 head were driven
North, and 200 remain in the market unso.d
FLOuR.-For Howard street Flour there hn.
been no demand to-day, nnd VIC RIc not advised OF
n single transaction. Holders continue 10 ask Al
37i Tor good standard brands. Tho receipt price
is unsettled.
Limited sales on Saturday and to-day of CITY
Mills Flour at 81 37i, which is the price generally
demanded by holders.
The market continues bare of Susquehanna feur.
GhalN.-Whent continues 10 arrive very slow
ly. We quote the rates for common to fair Md
reds at 40 to soc; and of good TO prime at SIS soc.
Two parcels oil Penn. wheats were in market this
afternoon, but not sold. Good Pennsy wanna is
worth 95c. Nearly all the Chill wheat in rnarktt
has been sold at 81 per bushel with the ADVANTAGE
OF the drawback, for shipment to the British Pro.
vinees. Sales of Maryland Corn both white and
yellow, at 52a So cents. Sales OF Maryland Ca 9
at 81 n % cents.
PROVlSIONS.-Therc is nothing doing in bar
rel meats and prices are nominny as last quoted.
yE-Mess Pork is held at Ss,25; No. al 81 :
Prime at sc Baltimore packed Mess Beef at as
SO; No. al $3.50; end Prime at $3.50 Bacon
continues IN good demand at last weeks prices We
quote prime Western assorted ST a 81 cts; Hams
at 81 cts; Sides At 5 81 cents aid Shoulder,
at ii 81 cts. Western Lard is held nt ~ cts for
No. in kegs.
WHlSKEY. -Sslos of hhds at % cts and of Dbl,
at % cts. There is n lair demand, AMI the stock /.
moderate. The wagon price of bbls is 20 cents e1.
elusive OF the barrel.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-05
sourHnRs scaRDIso AND DAY


MI fEnsico's School ~ul oyen again ON An. G -, No..
day acholara ~ S>-@fus and
MT. or.ek sister Of the late Mrs Per.ieo viii ,.,,
". he .ee-'sr ~; anxetneofs o. tie
Tue sfbiect 90 Female Eiuesfion has als.,. 49,. .
N" - paramount interest and tnarniude 20 ,he ,,,i
- Nc t~o great faciiltea IN which hs
sc n,ee,.d arc the uand shs iha heart IIa aim 49,.
ore shall De- the most efhri- usie Of
and while the combined nstts Of the dnr.nf ,.ssh
Tue esablshtnent arc directed towards de,elcnn, a.,
9ueLiies an powers Of the min they shall ,lso -,
view thai the human heart n capable Of te,ui.,
OF alton Convinced. a. the prime Of ths t,,,
ne hss always ass rned To religion highest once H.
proof thereof, condition Of the aiious a, a.
uent teachers a. their belonging aofne aekno~Iee, a.,
odoh thnreh; ~ that morning and ovenns the Who'll
family altar. ' -'"""' "s
Teachers of unjoubted qualifications will attend IN u
the English branches and a gentleman of This rr, 80.
known for his pey and scholarship will share in the labor
The French. Italian and spanish lansusses are ,,u,h,
and SPOKEN IN the family s'
- The principal being an amateur q both Music and
~ sun o'ne degree OF confidence assert, that
taught la his school "''s"'
Mr ierseo thinks that Il is impossible TO estirna,. pro
pciy INC progress Of pupils, unless the IL
seH acquainted with all the brasehes Taught In his school
oteausr however great his friendly ~ocude for their al
may be- ~ eau never anticipate results ercepi
nj ~ rhent bc put Ia cquisiion. Indeed no
oan nsure success, which IL directed by knowle.
,h.isfene es-Revl DR. Pumer, Rev'd DR. Empie Re,,I
III Pollock, Revd Mr. Msgoon f''' "
ny For further inortnaon .nnly NJ the ho,,.. ~, a. .
principal, rhockoc Nll. Richmond, Va
&C Is dScts
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-05
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
ESTATE

by virtue Of deed OF TO the
ID by William Allen and wife, bearing date on 10Th Jsnu.
ay si2 and duly recorded In tho Clerks once NJ Rich
mOnd lustng's Court, shall Friday. 18th inst
upon the premises the hour Of - O'Clock NJ
sale by public auction TO the highest bidder ccTfan
parcel OF land lying and being In the county NJ enrco
the west side ofthe Mechanic svc Turnpike road con.
tanning 81 aeIes % poles, adjoining the lands Elicit
Curtis Carter and others And at o'clock, NJ OF the
same day we shall n hike manner, upon the promises or
fer for sale lot or OF land IN said county contgu
Gus 70 Fairfield and the City Of Richmond contain
ing Jacfca, and which conveyed 10 sail Allen by ID
sanIay aud wife. and upon which there IS comoIfalc
dwelling House. And Immediately thereafter. Ray A. 4
O'clock upon tie premises, sha ocr for sale In MO
manner lot II land in the city aforesaid on The Wes
side OF Valley street fronting said street 30 u feet
and running back 20 feet, being the said
hnen 10y Joshua Goodei aud Immediately thereafter upon
the premises ~ Ike manner shall ofer sale lo
al land on the Northeast side OF Poplar street, la said
Containing feet front, and upon which there are Two
wooden tencnens, being the which was purchased
Of David Anderson, and WIFE and now n the occupan
cy OF Jacob Hare aud othcrsand The day (Ssur
DAY the 18th insi) upon the premises, the hour of
O'Clock, Mtwc shall offer for sale IN like manner loi Il
land situated on The south side Of stcct in said city
containing 10 feet 'front.' and running lack les ef ado
ing the land Of Jesse Williams being part of Fouseis
Garden. Terms at sale.
SAM'I. PULIIAM, IT,,
wM. GODDIN, Trustees.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-05
CITY RRIV AIS.
CoIUAHIAH Horrt

COLUMBIAN HorEL.
MIR Gsrlick, New Kent; II Webb, do; C Price,
Prince Edward; John S Webb. Alabama, J C
Webb, do; John Garrett, do; Mr. Lyon, Peters.
burg VIM Graves, Nelson; John A Bbbs, do;
+ Ilalsy, Petersburg; L IL Isbil, Cumberand nj;
Fsey, Petersburg; L II Mosly, Ches,e, field;
Jno Carter, New Kent; w A Gay, dc; T X
Stephens, Amelia; J Andrews, North Carolina;
MIR Muniord, Holloway; Mr. Mclver, Lynchburg,
MIR Bake, Cumberland; VIM Ii Dogs, Nelson; J A
MaIchant, Charlottesville; DR. J II Ferguson, New
Orleans; DE- Scott, Goochland; Mr. Flournoy Ches.
terhedi II Wilson, Farmville; Mr. Taylor, Hall.
fax; w III Cardozer, Powhalsr; S Cafdozer, Go;
OP SIratton, Buckingham; w II Iii sman, Alne
liza; Wm NJ Cauaniss, Halifax
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-05

mononse,a Lottery. Glass y, for Isi2-To he drawn
I'LL PPIZES
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-05
EDUCATION.

hW MAUPfS's School will be opened Monday,
the rl Of October, Ia the School House OF the Me.
tlddist Church, opposite ~ James Church.
The elementary and higher branches OF English eticS
ton, Ancient Languages Maihemac and Modern Ian.
:uagcs, Will he taught in the School
Mr. ]. OUTLET. wei known a an accomplished Teach
or, VIII give instruction Ia Modern Languages
In the Departmental Ancient Languages, Dt NJ will he
assisted 10y JOHN n. HENDREN, A. NJ, n graduate OF
the University Of rginia-
TsTs-s5lper session Of ten months, payable half In
advance, and half the let OF March An extra fee OF
sl5 Will be charged for instruction la Modern IAnguases
Class for Examinations npon Chemistry, will be form.
cd ot such Pupils choose attend the Lectures
ugon thc subject the Medical College.
DR. Maupn would hc willing take two boys boarle
In his family They would have the advantage his con-
slant supervision. FoI further Information. apply al his
residence, door 10 the 2d Presbyterian Church.
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FOR TnE LADIES.
sAMrEL rIfrNRY

SAMUEL PUTNEY
IIA- received The following New and Beautiful Shoe
- slpcf " qnay, manufactured expressly to order
customers ONLY. ''N-'f'
Lad,. beauNlul hck sole Ffcuch Morocco ami I'D
Wa.srE Sh1es, Sound " ih leather rranud,rfu ~
Nv MrCnrfv ' ~
iadicF superior French cali lace Wfikrr Shoes t,,,
wih ta'Ncr, rfry fHye~tor yfaify
ladies tuc nfcss fu lui Morocco nfrts Watior sf.s
leather ''
ls,lcs fnc 1fcfs HI anil Morocco shippers. b.sntd,f
MctHdv philadelphia
Ladies Incl sni b1uni inia Rubber waninr sit,c.
very comfortable Or winter
ladies. enc Leather sirsp waisins Shoes, bound with
la.es' tine heel waking shoes. suitable for winter
VIII many ether desirable kn.fs of shoes t.f.rfe.i
o. tic isH anl winter irac. which will Doe s, vcry Inv
pr cash or proWW customers only respectfully nvr
he aueuiion of tc ladies OBJ call ami cxamiue NV sior
pcotc They purchase, AZ ny Store nearly opposite
dfcHc's lcWcrg store, Main Farther sufies by Id.
most oveU packet Of thc above koois
sea- pUrNEy
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