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New-York tribune., 1842-02-07

DN1 GRAND STREET. date Vann,s
~ BROWN SuRorHART, take pleasure in an.
nouncinr the public TINT they have purchased Of NJ.
vann his lnterc. the extensive
DRY GOODS ESTABLISHMENT.
No 29l Grand and they be. 10 inform the friends o
hi> well known Store th, they receiving az i'm
vae,y desirable Goods. Tho stock i being re-
cnishc, every department, and we using every crer
make tie establishment second 20 nonc IL the c as
MAJ, for tll, sale OF Useful ant. Cheap Goods
We pledge ourselves conduct our business on the street
est OF oSE PRICE, anh have secured the assistance OF
Young men, Who l pay the utmost attention TO vl,iter>
whether purchasing pricing goods "cwl! open on
SATURDAY, 9TH February 1872 and will commenced by giving
our first customer, extraordinary Bargains A goods
VII! be found mar.d in plain ii-n.e., and deviation
der anv circumstances will be allowed from the prices
marked
Having all The facilities doing the largest Retail Bns
>, OF any house the city, every ehravor will be made
10 induce vsers 10 become regular customers am! so lar as
cheap goods and prompt attention 60 W." nave no suil o
being successful.
silk Shaws Dc Lancs Calicoes, Msslins Linens, Hose
Gloves Lace Goods Fabcrdashery. Also Fsnne,, Elan
k,t> Quilts Couior;abl>, NIerinocs, will be offered al
price, to SUI, the ana we hope one that calls
viii 90 away disappointed.
il 3ri, BROWN 4 uRoUHART, 29l Grand street.
nRN GOODS at very low priccs.-lNe
~ assure TIC public iils, in ,lie purchase OF DRY
GOODS warrant great >ayihg.
W.. entire fresh Stock OF Goods and 90 not wish
10 call Your attention 10 old worn out stock
CLOTHS, CASSIMEREs AND SATiNErS
These goods we >el 4; extremely low prices
BRISTOL SATlNETS.
We sell on commission al Factory Prices
FRENCH rRlNtTS. ward wide, ,. Cd
ENGLISH AND AMERICAN PRINTS at ! shilling.
i5at.l yards coorel Chene and other ncw patterns
B>oi Print, and cases i,ritis Prints The lo" priced
ONE SHILLING per yard. Decidedly superior 20 any
prints eyrr offered in this city al the price.
-EECEINlNG EVERY DAY,
New styles OF Spring Good, at the lowest prices.
DOMESTIGS
W. have received direct from the factories We sell them
at lower prices By the yard than other merchants buy III.
.aIn. rool. f. " ". +. GILLEY,
- I,,i,z ,30 C;rGDd-street.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-07

IT NGtzNG MEMS ERISA. LITERARY AS>OCLl-
TioN:-Ths Third Animal Bal a iaj> Association 75I
take place AZ II. Apollo Sa. 40 BToadv1, Monday
Evening. F.t III. She,on,;-ia: Coi..nn Band i
gaesi The .ror VIII be under direction OF Commit
t.e Dancing w!coulacrcs. Cciock. Tickets y, cEn
b.. procured ui any o tt. Committee Arrangements.
5i JAMES I.ACi, Secretary
New-York tribune., 1842-02-07

CHARGED WITH STEALING MoSEy.--Oiiicer
McGruth on Saturday evening arrested Samuel I.
Ncwhall. charged with rnbbing Mr.. Franklin S.
Baker, n resident AT the Astor House, Broadway.
of $40. in gold coin and bank bills The money
was taken from Mr.. Bakers trunk in his lodging
room, 10 which Ncwhall had bcsnadmit,cd access
but none of the stolen money found in his pos
session when arrested He was. however, com
miucd To ansMcr
New-York tribune., 1842-02-07
-B1E,AS AND GROCERIES.-J. o.

fOWi4t.Gh has jus, s,rcceved large and choice assort-
Greer, and Black Teas, and Groceries oi all
kinds which will , .0i the lowest !narle, prices for
cash, a, m wholesale and retail Family Grocery 30 Green
ANlch.Si.. cnrnnr OF MurrnT. IL 3ts-
New-York tribune., 1842-02-07

The Coroner to-day held an inquss, at Ne. l3S
Cannon street. IN the rear, on the body of col
op,d enid about three n1oaths DID, named Cesar
Francis jackson. who WAS :oaud dead about ,
O'Clock IN The morning. in bed with its mother,
supposed 10 have been sudocated, Verdict death
by accidental susiocarion.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-07

T., THE FARMERS PAPER-Thc February Num-
Der OF TIE CULTIvirOR published at Albany, by L.
rucker u> received by DAYTON NEwMAS, corner of
Fulton and Nassau-sircct, BY whom subscription, are re-
c.vcd, and oi whom coupetses ot the work may be had
The Culiyaor stands conitSev the head Of tie agric
al Press OF this country, and lis ow price places III the
reacoi all who wish for information on the crca, Interests 70
whic! il isdcvo,ed. il beirg onlv dollar Il y.ar.
The February Number contains t- Proceeding, OF the
SwY York State Agricultural Society is late annual meet
ng-Noccs new works subjects connected with lsri-
c,Iurelet, from an American III Encand-irtcles on
the culture o;he Grasses, Wheat Indian Corn, Oats, Poa-
toes, NcOnllorse Cattle Sheep and Swlnc"orh torihc
MCni-Con>utunn OF the United State, Agricultural So
cieyFerznr Qualities OF Mars Bone,, ,Ac-Eotationoi oi
Crops-Ilnking Pork-Ncmna, cuurc---TravcllnC
Memoranda, No Farm Eepcrt-Sa!" OF Cream Pot Cat
cDeScriptvcI List Of Ornamental tree Shrubs and Roses
Items in Domestic Econolny'Te observation-disclosures,
the SILK Culture United States, NC, embracing
communications from about thirty gentlemen ~ different
sections OF the country
The Embellishments unusually fine consisting OF or-
oiNI S-rwoods Short Horned Bull, Archer, which
awarded the frat prize nitc y. State gricultuTa So
cctYA Group OF Five Horses. the Hunter Cart
Horse, and two Pone,--A COw-nivson Of Farln-Stone
scrapcr-Co -lmprorcd Probang. Vignrtte, &c.
Subscriptions received by Masters generally through
out the Is
New-York tribune., 1842-02-07

o. >.a,e>,ock tie ales reached a50u; S21eio -.lihe
Ncyyyor SKIES So offered, sold al Illinois declined
p. cent. a,.tana improved Sr-lii.. Bonds ol !: =
New-York tribune., 1842-02-07
r5FO IET-'fhrec nev. 3 story brick dwell
T1OR s.,LE-a barsain-a House and

trea. l9 adjoining The above property can be obtained
on lease i:=dr,iFei. / 5btl>'=
New-York tribune., 1842-02-07

The transaction. At te;o-L Exchange today were not
extensive excepting IN State STOCKS. The. ,e..ns ys down.
ward and generally II. oil. De!awa-e=and HUDSON
declined Z per cent .ar!sui Mohawk old Al IL, lv.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-07

And to those pcnops who, from necessity or other causes
have been accustomed to The IOpu thus PREPARATION
vii! afford gratifying substitute. II operates riectlhy'
as an anoynr relieving pain and spasnodic acton which
is the grand tic,!dcratuln lnits use ,,,:;
Having .y;,,r.s. the effects o Dr. j. L. cMnnRs Eiihr
ofOpun we arc OF onr, that Il Is valuable preparation,
and recommend il ,he patronage ol the profession
New-York tribune., 1842-02-07

Having all The facilities io doing the largest Retail Bnsi
r>s any house in tho city every endcavor will made
10 induce vsters become regular customers, aa 50 lar as
cheap goods and prompt attention 60, We have no doubt OF
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0hf0 %fatfa11falI.

10 accommodate large portion of the reading pub"
c, and especially in caunties where no democratic pa
per circuates, we have again consented to issue the
OHIo STATESMAN, Err0 from the first Of July until
the second Tuesday Of next October and one number
afterhe elections containing the result of the same at
he very moderate price Of CENTS for each sub.
scriber; and any who will take the trouble to proi
cure Sir subscribers shall have the seventh number
sent him for his trouble In all cases, payment must
be in advance, the receipt of the paper will be re-
ceipt for the money
1t is not necessary for 10 explain the object Of
this paper II is to convey, during important period
in political year, reading NATTER important for those
who desire information on the subjects proper for poii:
cal dscusson' especially on the Pasthstory ofour banks
as well as The important news of The times.
The period of the Extra Statesman will also include
the proceedings of the session of the Legislature,
which commences its session the 25h of July, and will
continue probably three weeks. -....' :
1t is desirable that subcribers should send in their
names by the first of July, insure the first mum:
ber TO all who subcrbe. 's >a.
s.&M H. MEDARY:
Columbus, May 18, 1942. ,@ ~s@
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bit baB ftin inter ctst Satn tcanntes @afbaus af
bic enSeesees See rcr Strabe eie xbaren per ndrc
eb MT " pter tanrpuntt unb iwar in ras batcinernr
Oonnicr) iri6a 9erbsn uno clts tcf8te ilrrs &C.
scnwartiScm Qeirtbsbauft Scrate 9tseniter cst.
9anttar fir bic frbr tbm rrrnc Gun bcft CT aud auf
ine Stee bic frrOauernre ltntcrsuns tnr gcnntr
su rrrtenen uno ucrbaten unc rres 70 cDr ra m
tclfrctn rc, Icr 9 d t uno nrn Sc NIT rcn rcn
0eranten, unb ncn nit htn belfcn @peifcn rr
Oartt rartctcn Miro u utrben Snr Gunner nc s serdu.
mig anb nit suten Ostcn unD &ten ausscattet enc init
sntem Sutter s Urlcbcne SaIuns, miro pur cnen as
men @tanet ben prren unr brsn Gtsncrn 3urieren.
beit ScrpaDrtu.
Dian ruc tei m unr piro stri6 fpertr tcmmn
Nleranoer g d eurer.
Canton, ben IT. 9Vai, ls42. 46.-6.,R
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G1nueI Smitbt Dueftcreit.

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a. htsxif naf Obaes siae trEnc 0brif bes Bes
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@p1nun9s yerdnberung.
q. % fDef.

Geut{d1er AbDcFat, unb Nctar,
naebt bitrntf nem Sfebrn teutben guttnm h Nnatas.
mn sab par tpnab sescnttr CGntrner 9ane
rsrles bats alpo ts bert (tpn irb, tf3an (tirr
SeMten atjnrp0rten.
Beri4his 0ehaftt mint fur at ume senhs Cauntits
qpllman in enslihtr, tsatftr nnt franl6fer &rra bs
f. AUD as anctrt Sntrumente, toxnsn kep i9m leit
setfeat rcrrtn.
Santcn, Slrrttmktr so. 1888. t..
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S cfepb 9 iirer
Ebterarst lit Gantot,.

n1aft bm 9ntum bic trsetenbite Anjtise, rag tr @ In
Canton Start 60. 06tc, nicrer9ean bat srfcnntn III
rsmle(ttn tinm SADIE 9rpicnba ~ bncn. @enc tberrt.
t frrpbI, ais aud Dur udbrse ltunS srlanste prasti.
be Senntn, HcBen bm oas 9srrautn ein feline 0nte an
,utiettn uno tt:tti9n Jpn Nnpru ntn lbe ctnts
li9tn CUNT ~ mae. CT tebanrtt ttrre Nntrieb, @aas
f. 96went, ~. StSer Der i'm init einn 3urru4 tttbrt
mro teine preife tiIis unt SeretSSt f1uren.
Se'ne 2ecbnuna te1ncet fd jest 3rtf4en 8imkals Ger
ttret uni 9cabaers pFuama&er 9@pr nSrrli4 ron Nas
2Beirib's frhber !ecnsers, 9DirtDs6aus.
Canton tta Is. Dlai, ls42. 34.4INt.
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Tcn ben Nrmen tRt tn Der Anita hnb unaNnII9e Grr0
Itnr,
9eeiai&e Grpa@ftns
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>er ltnttr3tAne ttnodri6tiet bic @a,icrn unb 9anr
II retter rrn @tart ne ZEN anertnSencen Gauncs, D"
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Nuf II a.

an 8. M. DenDer, bon start Gcunty, Shc. 81
Baster 1tnb ltanS April 1910 lis Arrit ls4l IN
Ditntfen bs rrn 6. 6 A DittinS als 0pcbtttr 8ebfs
ap sa 70 rie t riB ale elm tbriber tnnSsr ann. Sbu
r ttneH @OItn baltcnr nabm Id nen 1nfano ibn tcr'
0eu uno te9HI8te mid rrraus init tnr SMetll attn tals
na eincm Astritf pten9emelbeen Ohafte tntWi CT
aus 6ietr 8tSnD rbne itbcr a cine 9rur ron intm
esi8sa Aafntbalt seten I'D be mid cabsr SnSbiSt tbn
bierour auafrrttrn ntn Nhftntbascrt u enreen unD in
9Gloe in @uI0iStet mir la entrn, Mnb rmit fetnen
8t Jan uno bic Gbre incr oIten In reer 6sscnp mcb'
nenDen Acltern tpisher ~ rettcn
9cnf1enreunre bic ben Auntba(tsort bes ttfaettn g. m
Ntnfcr wien ptrren setetcn mir tentten trcF6 mt;u.
btu, unb jwar unttr rs Aror Niei untn tscfSt bots
Neinrtb > erteL
Mbbrefe: Henry Oertel, Canton, Stark Co., Ohio.
Canton. ben I7ten 5uni 1912. 49, Sim.
Gltnfr eerrn Goesen perrft&tsn uns ~ @esenrienen
hHt9 aufnahme ctiScr Aufrrrcruus.
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OeT Q5oter lamb s. S cunD I'm 5 g5ei1t Ser 3eit
SSqSS
Bt(Qtt9 fit 8Qlertl,

Me tnttrjttbnte nten a4tunsspcl bic Aamert(amteit
Iagocr Sautn auf ibrt pc beferte qDinHm"bte'
rrrfrrtist in .-
MibbIeburY, Gunttnit GauntY, 5bic.
Die U1nblen nr rO&cn eoe anf bic seei,
lie acat unb perrcn Sarantirt so Snel qBan in tinrn
3itraume ener @tnre Der @rreu pnrern wees
[rt ltnttrnete unr erneDnirn umdnbn ale vinrcitnc
teatcn, ptiben rc 9Nbn 70 t6acn nc, rag t tepnabe
rt nrrr Anantitt in Der anstHbrn Seit gu antern i'm
9tanoc nb'Sic tptrhtn ttfcnotrs ben M tmprblcni
un rem 2San 8rano unb anrcrn S@muer su rein
gen, Der strp6bnlI9 pon eintn Noltctc faIt.
.-.- Nalmer unb Staffprb.
O1ipbleturp, Gee 8, 1s4I. 2l.t r
uNGe 9erlcncn bic @ cine ole W1uDle anfhafen tro0en,
atr nr feline 0rcstnEeit btten e in QDtfamttit n be
rrrprn h6f foSenccn 6rrcn ltntrrmrifn8 ecpitcn
Dram Ioilrctranr, sadcn Itr Ni6arr Glfrn, Da9ncia
Gb. 6. Stinnrr, DaflAcn. Occr9 @rsatcr, 9anrppae.
0arn,an @tnser, Canton. u. 0ttfcrn, 9errp 1(p.
y. 8. Goodwill, Z. 8rcff, S1Arar1.
SrDn 8laf, 8" -s...r JoDn pottcn, Scirar.
Srbu Ncrr, 8rrwn 1fr. Q8cltp unb J5apttn, Dover.
Aoam 9ccrrestp, i" y. uno .. 9ppant, 9Oiilton.
9. QB. 9. &prp. ptfir Sc1n 8epinStpl' a Gatrn
SpGrb ouet, parts Ifp. Saac Gnctin "
Daniel g bipelp :" r- Scbn Gtcrrle, Garcltcn
81. g. 3rap, QEaputsburaD, George Q1ilams, Ganen.
9ftb0r9 8lptbr, G5onrp Ifp. | :#-v..-
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81 cue Wirtbf6 aft.

Ner unterfhrctent ma6t bsrmit ttincn Srtunrtn uno
~Cbem pntltnm lterbaurt tctannt, rag pas ttannt
irbsbaus, AM cicn Gnrr bcr Iusearamas 9trar in Gan
ton, mrlebrs rbcrem ron rn Saecb 6ene scb,n rcrttn
anf cScn Scnnns Daltcn anSefn8n bat Ne tie, mtG
lei bn Sutpren iperren nren, caB fcnc Slide unr Snc
ene @ettns nno StolnS in telfer orbnunanc feline ec
gen tiS nr, 70 OaB m rr ,riecer te ibm anpreoben
,rerbcn.
Srntrttunrtt tin o[tt Sunrtnunr ric 8trbner rtr
lm9e9enc, rab mad mic ,r iuer tin ates 8tfaft
9as Dun1peumaCben
netn 7Brtb1a trtrtitt haS rseno ttn Iuftras
rculsltn, init sprbntcr 9untfit gutter 1rt Dm
trrst rerbtu wrr, mctur m tinu @6nnern tmpfeDn
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SNHH a3t etm paktn biermit bic r8etene Anstise, ba6
sW% Ct ene Office in has 6aus ml9es ebctem vcn Or
fprbnt purrt rries Bat nb acrt berjet ttret
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fanStn unb 3u tt(prgen.
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nr Den % 81 &be. seporcenen teralen 3uirru bes Daut
~ fa9tn. 80 a
Canton, Nrril /, ls42. 3sts
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NbpCtaten nuno Ned)tsgelehrten,

In Canton, Start Co., Obto
eBE aetn aun9srra benz serbrten putlifum, tfcnbers
rcn5ta,t, unb tenactarten Gcui.
ties beta"n eaB M init Oant et 8edtc brcm 3erufr sts
BORIS, rcle i6nen Sstn ptrbr antDutn o ,u
eoerStfreNSunS Der @lenen etjarn breit no Brt Of.
nee TT bier nabt rem 0rurtbaut se9enutsr Gtre @rttcs
reen SoGmadtsn t6nnen tep Sbnsn beut(rr ensl.
r UNI frantoGsr Srrabe atsefertiS atst ttSlau.
btst msfe ra Sar ais Nctarius ees &auntp ernannt
Dcrcen ut.
ss5chn .. @ummins bon pbilaoe(pbia.
Ycuis Shdfer BON Canton.
Canton, Wdr3 ls, ls42, 36.t.v.
~ y @cdsn mner &anbsleate bic pan(9en bas Barssr.
te a trba!ten nrce i'd imms NIT 3trSnISen, Ssle
ete 5Bnen notbtSe !9ilfe in Der &rurt ltiittn.
&rnis g d ftr.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-15
THE BANKRUPT ACT

The prospect OF the repeal Of this law has pto.
duccd very great excitement in tho Northern States
Meetings are being hold, and petitions forwarded to
Congress earnestly demonstrating sgan,t its repeal
Wo profess no, TO know what y:ill bc the effects
oil the law, II 1t goes into operation. They may
bc bad--but we rather incline to tho opinion tina,
tho good will predoninate. The great restraint
upon tho system Of universal credit, which it will
impose, 10y urrosting the practice of hvouring par
iicuor credtors-a fruitful source OF many mis-
chieis-wil' b- one good eiTsc, Of il, which will
more thnn balance any one evil. The idea so pre-
vaent that it opens the door to frauds is M, well
founded, II we correctly understand the law A
fraudulent debtor profit by its provis.
ions, and swindIc his creditors, than he can now
under the existing inso!vent laws.
AS TO the Constitutional question there may be
mere difficulty. The bias of our own mind was to
regard the cons,i.uton,ty of il, at the least, very
doubtful. But the opinion of MIR Berrcn-onc of
the nbcs, soundes, and purest of our public men,
was not without It's weight. Ho considers it fee
express provision Of the Constitution, having full
power TO enact General Bankrupt Law-such as
10 them might sccm iit and proper
| Bu; we have not made the subjec, one of study
and we repeat, that we do no undertake 10 predic,
with certainty its effects. We felt inclined to IA.
YOUR 1t, rs phianthropic measure-as means Of
disseminating thousands Of homes, and en,erprisina
men, whom rcveTscs in trade had overwhelmed
rereTscs too sp'ngng from the buucful action Of the
Government ard therefore, il was the more ncum
bent on the Government to repair their ruinou,
effects.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-15
c'''e''o.a .,!,,. ., ne yattes States Gazette.

49,, , I''' VIM WEDNESDAY +. NJ,
The demand for Inland Exchange was rntb,,
moderate, Philadelphia A. 3; Biltimore q VIZ.
gina 81; North Carolina ~; Charleston n n ii,
Savannah ~ 2; hucuur 4n4l; Macon ~ Mo
bic "; M0n'g'mty 10y; Nov ORLEANS 81. Trea.
aury Notes | l. dis; u. s. Bk. notes S. dis.
have no matcthl alteration TO notice in F,reisn
France 80. ~ "'''
1000 bbls Gcnno'scc flour cod to day for OK mort
TO England nj ttn lcss, s5 o.
There IS no improvement in the money mork,,
and every l connected with 1t looks gloomy in
the extreme. e''''' W
, Great excitement prevails on the subioc, of tho
hNnFrnpt Law. a meeting against IFS fepeol viii
y; ~" "o'u tomorrow at the Exchange. Tho call for
~ y. signed ry some Of tho greatest capitalists in the
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-15
by LAST NIGHT,s NAH.

Col. Benton thuntered against tho Exchcouer
rhursdNy. 1t was, in his opinion, every thing that
wns detestihlc.
When he concluded, the debate was closed, and
the Report was referred to Select Committee.
The House Of Representatives WIS engaged MI
dny with the debate on the Treasury Note Bill
Messrs. J. II. lnscrsoll, Gilmcr, C. J. Insersoll,
Barnard, Thompson of Miss, and Gordon of \. W
York. took part in tho debate. Al half past seven,
the several amendments having been disposed Of tho
bllI was got out Of Committee. and MIR Fillmore
moved The previous question on concurring with
the amendments.
The House then adjourned.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-15
MILITARY PARADE

The Volunteer Companies yesterday sailed forth
IN compliment TO the Cadets ard made briliian,
display on tho Squire, to large concour,e. After
marching end counter mirching, and after the rre.
sc"taon OF the Flag by Gen'l Lyon, - the Cadets,
they NIL odjnurncdtp the Military Hail. TO partake
OF a collation. provided for the OCCASION
The muishness Of Geo'i B,yly & Co, in refus.
ing 10 adjourn the House, deprived many of the
pleasure which they would otherwise have en-
joyeI.
Gem Lyon in presenting the flag, thus address
cd tie Cadets:
"Cad'is efhe Virginia Military Insf.fuie
"fhe evidence you have given of advancement, in
your studies ami improvements in the Military n,,ts
OF your duties, having been 10 me highly crn,ifvinc
ami desiring 10 give testimonial nf nv at,nrob ,o,
have caused Ills Flag 20 &c prcpic. and rrcs NJ.
ed Ia yon, III tire full confI nee that YOU viii eo
on ~ the course 50 well tesnn, renlcrin, Tho Ia
sutn,inn, oi which yOua are Members an honor IN
the STATE qutityin: Yourselves to beco,,. on,,sht
cncd ard valued citizens in peace and c.fcjen. de-
f'nicrs of your country in wars 'rh,S SrnI,rd
bears tie mo;t1 "JUgilier fieri pre- s,o." ani h
hecn selected to paint you tn your native S.rtc. ns
the hrs u whom your services due. BE We
ancient Commonwealth"
Gen l.. concuiei win hlnding the h,g IN
Colonel SIN II, stating that in no mans hams
couli he 20 propr!y cellver it, MS into the hands of
/ ttdt i'Cti'l'iiNltu man, WHO n1i ueyOtrl tll
cnersles to The Cadets, aud under whose auspices
they had attained 50 much proficiency nnl disinc-
ton.
! Col Smith replied rs follows:
"GtneFni-ln accepting this fl - in behalf of,hc
Cadets, permit me to txoress my deep sense
/ OF tho honor y'u hive thought proper TO confer
Coming as II DIES from m old soldier who h,s ssrv
cd his country in the field, aud served her well:
| from one who having been a member of the R,,,I
of Visitors Of the Military Institute from lis origin
alton. Is infinitely acquainted with its character.
am sure express the sentiments of every one con
necied with II when sew that no testimonial
could he more Tutoring to the pri le nr gratifying
to the feelings Of the CHdc,s.--The motto which
you have selected IS deeply significant. 1, cnjoins
dh'y. bffh'y none more appropriate To the cit.
zen solder ]. points 10 lohonl thi, fleiity is
hue-to Virginia. Vrgnians ALL Of us, we nc.
knowledge our allegiance to cur common mother,
ana with orc voice, and ono spirit, wo nr.op; the
nooe sentiment and declare, in the presence of her
assembled Representatives, eternal "6dcl;,v IN onr
good Old Commonwealth"
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FOR NEW YORK

EEs The regular PACK ct schr MANCHESTER Allen
ezsE master having art Of her cargo engaged and
viii load with dispatch. For baauee OF freight Of
80 hoNes tobacco, AMI - hhGs tobacco complete Inc
c'so AM passage, having best accommodations an
ply 10 ne master on board, al Lutlams wharf or TO
u IL WM. ROWLETT
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FOR RENT.


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(TFfh POSSESSION 90 tr svcu GA tic tst liy of Ann
gtsiU "'N,. HFfy'o IABH & GILES.
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rs me Tine IS rnnidy approaching for tie
lie 'l'aturo to elect Governor of This Conmon
wealth, we respectfully call the attention of tho
Members of the General Assembly IN the Claims Of
WILLIAM ii. MCFARLAND, E.q. Of Richmond.
MESS or MFNprps
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-15
N O TIC

nE public are hereby respectfully infcrmed. that the
deucaion the new housc OF ship erected by he
Second n,pis; Chuieh will take place on neIt SUNDAY
January iCh. -''
audi O'Clock al igtt 49,
col" eion will be taken the ciosn ofrach service;
anu - hle asfiauncc has hitherto been o,ineI from,
ne cnLens E'IcIaiy, the Church ners hsclI that this
ih"r H' call Mi net =. uuhcric but thai every one
contribute h9cfahy ia lJ-,il
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-15
iDe See full renorl Of Nlr Riyca, sneeeh ON ~.

~" See full report Of Mr. Rives' speech on the
EXchcquer Scheme in the paper of the morning.
The long spcechts and voluminous proceedings in
Congress exclude variety, and the favours Of Cor.
respondc n,s. We have on hand at this momcn,
matter enough, without any addition. TO III our co
lumns for the next week We will do the hes, with
{, we can, under the circumstances.