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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-29
NO TICE

DEHSONs indebted TO tho late firm II Bentley, Go
vcrn & Co, which was dissolved the lst day OF
January last are requested 20 settle their dues without
delay Tho name Of he Grn Is still used Tor the purpose
only Of closing fhe affairs of the Application mn,
be made Mr Geo W Richardson, Of kyletis with whom
have been paccdthe bonds aud accounts Of the Grm
WM BENTLEY
JAMES GOVERN.
NH q law3w THO's " 1 FAIiN'TIEROy
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-29
CHESTERFIELD.

VIM. +. Bankenship, brought out by the Loco,
To- represent this county IN the next General As
sembly, IS disqualified from seat in the same on
account Of his not being Of age. He has declined
the nominailon.-I5.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-29
n O T | G. F

TUE subscribers tlvc formed 60 rirtuershi, In The
.u-infes 20 ItaneTefsng trceht and Passenee ~,
he James River ani kssswha rsna. between Ricb-,ooS
am ~ hbut. unscf ne drm Of B1yl front a Dave
lcH. James " Boyd, Robeu Ein,nr. ss6 Is,a- nsvcn
l'ri,ir are alone Authorized Co sign .tc name of
is auy debtor drl s maze am nrsreurr1,
tNer o." a'r nunt VI said To Isuuetship when sbsib.
uNun- on Doc other 4 partners Iaura " how'd viu 81.
t'tnl We blssaess iu lyncf brg ant Sobert F5fror
ani Isaac Davenport, Dr. boz RrhmuuI
40, BOYD EnMpNn a co ara
WV 60 y nn NInr rh-nharHr..r Trfuf.rs e.,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-29
III. Tclfr,S NI,ssnr,

~ No one will be surprised at MIR Tyler's
Message, recommending an abrogation Of the Dis
tr6ullon Act, which he, himself, six months ngo,
most earnestly urged upon Congcess-for the time
has long gone by, when emotion Of surprise
eou!o be excited by any thing he could do Mir.
Marshall OF KY, we'll exposed the object Of this
new move, IN ascribing II TO a disposition to bring
Whig measures into dsrepute with the county,
Thee measures are never to be permitted TO 20
into operation, tina, their virtues may be tested
They are passed into laws, and then, before trial,
they arc 10 DC revoked as failures, and the odium
thrown upon the Wings This is paltry and ds.-
piesble game, worthy Of its author.
The same gentleman ridicued, with great force
the notion, tina, the Land money is necessary to
sustain the credit OF the Government We had
paid of a deb, The sadly hundred millions, con-
trlcted when We but millions of people
without a Government, poor, naked, and without
nLIes-we had afterwards contracted 100 millions,
and paid that too-and now, we could not pay the
enormous debt Of IL miI',onsl mo. With all our
legitimate and most prof able sources Of revenue
untouched, we cannot raise these II mons, but
mus, snatch from the mouths Of the States the resi-
dunn of that recently restored inheritance which
they permitted US to enjoy long after the original
u'JSSts VI mc grant nau Decn mere IMAM iuih ed.
And we are called to do this by State Rights Pc
sident! And If do not comp' we are then TO
be denounced as acting from faeous principles and
n desire and design to "head c. plain Tyler
And the friends of the Presiden expect to be able
TO bolster him up, and get par y to place him a
SECOND, or rather for the first, in the chair Of
Stale, by disgracing and degrading Congress"
The Message has about it, tie plausibili,ies Of
Webs;er-bu, the concluding p; ragraph is Tyler's
own The Demagogus is nati,, to him, and he
cannot dvett himself oft. Poor innocent creature,
prosecuted for his viriues-a martyr to his country
He has done oil that could DO for the public (!
He has not prevented the re-ostabshmen, OF n
sound currency and the restoration Of commercial
confidence! He has NOT defeated the will Of the
people, and made an offering of his tnttered con-
science TO minister comfort to 40 afflicted people in
the midst OF their distresSesi No-But he has
done oil that man can do-and ifharm comes to the
Republic, why he, suffering PATRIOT, is blameless!
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-29

49, 10 MI = Pniney, opposite the Ruins of
- We + gle Main ssreet- Richmond. wholesale ard
- e--Is ~ boe's. shoes Trunks Carpct Bags Black
fe - TAP ~i~sSs on hahd.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-29
FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.

rlF ~ DDLLARS Kew ARD.
Dan AWAY from the suLscIiheron the 2sh NJ re n LAD
IL N-rro Nsn named ME2EDiTH. Meredith il "a
years OF sc, dark Cpmrcsol weighs about iE psu1d..
sou W." ,n@tc. ani Soy; ~akE with his feet iurtic,i
out ami hssa -ar his ri=N' check Another 10y named
Joe ict ~ the sene iuc. who t.keu p the ih
August AMI cnn.a~d 10 ltsnns. Jaii-wtu says he vas
With Mere lh. H. Caroline VI, ni-ht hCE.rc he toel
wa * a. "eic1hh h,u hsi pu of IKtd cfscy
Tfo haunc! s-iii az utpariug hat r~vs Jnnbt lee
T. making tis way 10 free sale h,yrs oure Lcfocc tua
the ATTEMPT and ~. ;1kcn al FaTisn e. 81. Va
vii give the above reward CT ca ia "a. Nero, con
fined IN say IAl, ~ hin, AJCI :, n = Itoi'i ~
Mount Coulf, &, Oc. Isl. or 4 r,f
+ good Piano Forte De hal of INV one Nom Or
Son,n, iier- - 40 Doubt 30, tau 90 Obtained Of
4 T. Nan, P,~r-burs Va VIM has now on nan - la
-tu'nrnis ~ ii'eront prices a4d expecting four ,ore
Ny the next packet There ia rick Ia ordering pi,nu
fo'tes itSn -" ruAIcube'. he feels himself every
way hound o. tsr back any tnrmea; which pcrcLAncc
tnho2 ct
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-29
VIRGINIA TREANURY oFFTcg.j

VIRGINIA TREASURY OFFTCEj
2sih March, 1872. Z
'INUE Treasurer Acknowledges tho receipt OF Letter
Il this morning. addressed TO him anonymously through
the CITY Post once combining I've dollar Bank mole
~ la hs following words: q" tho Commonwealth OF
Virginia five dollars which ouelose to you"
NH - IL
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-29

ID. Nj. HOYT 81 cos
oFFICE. RICHMOND. VA.
wSsa .oos '.sS..6 ssiSs q fos fGf'
Drawn No; Fl Is s y q !; p 95 March,
Dr'"'P; g 6T ,s % 2. = I'.r NeisMsn a.A
ATTENTION, ALL
TO he We puonsh sssei IN Of nine splendid Schemes,
s "a, zach scheme has in near half million Of dolars-
@"' some OF them more.
Va Lessbure Lottery Class d, to be drawn Ap,n o,d
for $3.50. - ""O's NC Ne'S VIII be sent
o.o capital 70 o. 1900 ooi 100 etc Tessts.s CO..
si Of r1sksse Of 70 whole tickets will be sent for
Orders for Tickets in any q1auiyn the above. will be
,o,o, DMn oYr co,
Rehrnond vs..
j. c. GREGORY az co
OFFICE Man. ssi cor t = Garner Mai. e.a
lih streets.
49, TUesdny-in Pe,ersburr
dr.So t%S iS IS Of lou. Is of zoo etc. IS Nos-ii
Drawn. received Wednesday Ev,oing
rrie.r8ooO. 5,)oo 1900 10 Of lOoD' etc. rs Nos. 10
drawn. Iieksiss5
~ srehsnge, Thursday Evening, at ). o'clock
mo- 10 100, 10 Of So etc. 70 No.-l4 drawn
Friday Evenins--Drawicy received
Ptzes-h00 LIMO, Icoo 10 Of lsIO 40 ~ ioco 70 Of
wv OF 'So' etc. - Hot--i3 drawn. Tickets IS.
Saturday, Cd A,riI
5np, 1000 800 OF i5JO. VI 1000 50 OF 20 70 of
2O'l etc. IS N0s-li drawn. 1icsc;s si1 - ~ - "
toI Tickets AMI Shares and Certificates OF Pack
ages IN iAe SDoNe Splendid Schemes Ahlrcss
J. q. GREGORY 4 CO.
harssers, Rchmord, Va
fronrs " " 40 ~ ~, ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-29
DINWIDDiE.

The Loco Focos held a meeting at Dinwiddc
Court House. on the 2lst instant, and nominated
Wi lam Ii GOODWIN, as their candidate to repre-
sent them in the House of DELEGATES and re- nomi.
mated DIR T. Scott for the Senate.
Having learned that DIR Lewis (Whig,) ha,
withdrawn from the canvass, the contest is now mar
rowed down between Whitworth and Goodwin
"hIiwo'th will be elected with case il the Wings
but do their duty.-Pet. Int.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-29

JAMES PHALEN & co., .vansgtTs,
RICHMOND. Va.
UNDER THE EXCHANGE HOTEL

nrawing OF the School Fund Lottery. Class 90.
u II u p g q 3 - al s. a.
ii " 81, pTiZe Of slOCO. in Whole and y q 50 prz.
II ESQ we're both sold in the above.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-29

TUE subscriber has hand abou; 20 Carriages consist
ing Of Coaches, Charuouees, Bsrnuches and Bugges
which lac will sell al prime cost, for cash.
Tue above named Carriages OF tho
pest material, and OF the best workmanship. Pur.
ehasers are invited to call and examine for themselves
NH - eff ALFRED KING.
CABINET MAKING.
VHE suhscrberH respectfully announce their fren da
and the public, land the friendS Of the LATE Robert
foorel that tho business heretofore conducted under
hIin OF Poore, M4rroy Roper, is eth the
od eisn, on Governor street, uadcT the name
part for TIC benefit of Mrs POore.
They have on hand eic=in; collection Of Furniture
a. teir own manufacture, whish they viii and
which they Ouer 81 pnccl suitable to The tlnes.
UNDERTAKING.
They also innr- the pnbee, they stl giyc parcu.
ar attention - Undertaking. sLi v a. heretofore attend
to thai part vi the buans With 2ronpfnrss dispatch
WILLIAM MURRAY,
BBNJ. W ROPER,
il IA 2Iw3rn poaIe Nu,r.y A Ranc- u
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-29
To be drnwnin Am.

For Wednesday rish', rece:Ved per mail.
-sSoUD, 5,O 300. So ~ prizes Of 100 90 OF
20 - VI l5J'S VI 10, = Nos. s tra~n Tickets as
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-29
FOR NORFOLK, OLD POINT AND TuE
DISTRICT OE COl.IrMRIA
J. r. WATKINS - CO

EEN The regular fast sailing schooner P,u,sylra
KID Hia Green master. part OF her eorzo enasged
ahu VIII meet with dispatch For balane Of freirt
or tue above ports, will call the master Al Pie
euatl VI 70 NH u VIM ROWIETT
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-29

For Saturday, Oh April, at Alexandra.
Va. MonInra'.a, Extra Glass. No 70 Prizes-S31 Ooa
$1,000 900, 800, 3j!O p1 2jlO - OF 1900 each etc n
Nus-I2 drawn T.cEcts $40
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-29

For TUESDAY,, u Petersburg.
Pnzer-l0Oo, fso ~ Ilt4. 70 n 100 % Of 200 4
OF ~ 80 II leo etc. - Nos-l4 drawn. Tickets 81
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-29
VALUABLE NEW poox.

VALUABLE NEW BOOKS
AT AUCTION
% Tuesday Evening, March 29h Al 7 o,.io-k - III,
~, Nlnont reserve large consgnmout OF Nev Rooh.
Literature H@ o'snehes OF
nr- Catalogues are Tow realty.
~ Sales postve-Tertns Cash.
NH % ISIOEs a nm orurn
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-29
CARGO SALE
PORTO RICO SUGARS AND COFFEE

\.
me ron ariVa VI the brig Esther. conpes us 10 no.t
bohc We a"ve sale I'LL Thursday the 3Ist instant whei
'ns sSie VIII iAke place without limit reserve.
inh % ID, NJ L Co kuets
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-29

bEN NAh NOINNE
n q. BAKER, or the present. a. Dr. P,ess,n,.,
- VW1t- FVapet9 Row NIB o eoo
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-29
FOR BREMEN

EfN The American Brig ALICE, Colby. MASTER now
1AS6 AZ berHuda Hundreds Ehe carries $50 hhds
- Tobacco, two thirds Of which arc ensaged For
freight Of the remainder, spply TO S'
Advances made eonsixnlnents TO mo eo,sisrs, =,
the Brig. mr23 GSsnS VI
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-29
FOR NEW YOPE

EN The regular packer schr AIaaekesf.r CANAAN
Ekb AHen having part Of her cargo engaged Will hive
. sla,en. For ght or passage apply on boaId
NH > JAMES rTSUEp L. SoN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-29

For Saturday, 18Th April, at Alexandria.
Va. Monongslia, Class E Prizes-S3lO O. lnOn CO10
5oOe, 800 $50 29J, % OF 400, etc IS Nos-I2 drawn
Tickets elO>
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-29
BY DABNEY x CAUTaOKN-
NOTICE TO FARMERS AND THE
PUBLIC GENER AItX

TN . INI-NlON I'D
To heir new store recently erected on the Eagle Hotel
= ~. NH
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-29

DIawinE ofthe Grand Consolidated Lottery, Class4.
90 10 - - q IS } 50 10 p IS 10 az @
= %, al prize OF slOuJ. sold IN the above.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-29
VALUABLE PROPERTY AT .ITcTro

nhLUhbLE PROPERTY AT AUCTION.
- ~ ueslay the On April a. o'clock in the afternoon
,uc premises w. be sold cash. that yanabl. Brrl
tenement stu-'cd % Cary street now occunis n,
It 'eiy Si9re snd Immediately opposite the Seal,
n ~ sdlooinz the Grocery OF Jas DueTx Esl.
w request ofthe Proprietor.
NH u DUSTOp yoSCuRFH IN .,.,.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-29
SALES AT AUCTION.
FUTURE DAYS.
BY DUNLOP. MoNcURE . co

CARGO BRIG EsTaER-AT Auction
suesip ths 2lih inst in font Of our A. ore AZ 10
~ WI .e sold Sthoat reserve the Carao Of sugars
re ~ pl@ hsheE direct from Mayaxuez consisipr az
10y, Lino quality Porto Rico suesrs OF the cels6ra
20 IT, - olPt,sna cuiierz, and ResiauIa ada brands
per. n n 'o ~ s4p'osea pa
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-29

49, vs. - ~ ~ :, - ~
Ililp1l
- 49, I -.

Monday, Ncdncslay AMI Frifay..........sPN
tursiaf' Iuursily and Safuf.'tY.........sA A.
mn - BOYD. EDMOND q DAVENPORT
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-29

\ shafpigcs and % qr caskl-
MI $ % THo's POS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-29
BY DAVENPORT & ALLEN. =
DRY GOODS.

ROOM For RENT
\ HAVE ior rent a Room suifable C,r an mr.. -,
Losing Room adjoining. Rent low -Se' VIII
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-10

Correspondence Of the Herald.l


BurrALo, JAN 3, 1872.
The Holy Days More Failures and Absqatuiation'
The Currency business Amusemsnts
- Poitics-O6ice Seekers Small Fry and Things
JAMES GoRpoS Bennett, ESQ.
DEAR SR--I am again comfortably seated by my
own fire for the purpose of little conversation with
you, and through you, Cor at least the columns of
your excellent paper your so 600 readers in all paris
Of the civilized world.
sha not attempt a very brilliant description Of
our celebration Of the holy days in Buffalo, but
tent myself by giving few o. the particulars, and
assuring you, that with one or two exceptions, every
thing was done "decently and in order" Our
Episcopal churches, under the clerical charge of Drs
Shelton and Hawks, were appropriately decorated
on Christmas eve, and the ceremonies were indeed
solemn and impressive. DR.. S. is gentleman of
fine feeling, deep research respectable talent, ur-
bane department., and in every respect an hoaor to
his high calling. DR.. H. is a much younger man,
but possesses talents of high end lofty order, and
few men ale more worthy of their stations His
sermons are eloquent productions, and he has the
happy faculty Of rvetting the attention of his hear
era, and imp essing upon their minds the holy ard
sublime beauties Of the religion which ne processes
In addition to the religious ceremonies which were
observed here, Christmas eve several social balls
and parties came of by way of variety. On New
Years day and eve, all serls of amusemenis were
presented, and every BODY by their social and kindly
greetings, appeared to ENJOY the commencement OF
2 happy new wear" Would il could be so through
the season We are in the enjoyment Of all the ele.
ments OF civilization and love, peace, unity and har
mony, should prevail in all sections Of our favored
country No discords should be permitted to exist
among us-no narrow minded selfish principles
should find place in our Blossoms but il should be
our constant study TO do all the good in the world
possible and thus accomplish the great ends for
which were created.
But we must give passing notice to the year
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-10

] don, think he can quits

w'hai fine looking but don, think he can quite
come it,
Now word about the " Herald" and so forth,
and then am done. The circulation ofthe Herald
mas creased foar-fold in town for the last
every one, old and young, moral and relig ious,
wicked or hopeful sinners, all seem bewitched to
eet glimpse at the Herald Immediately upon its
arrival will venture to say il is read more, and
mere more July believed too, by treble the number Of
Susihfs. men in our place, than all other papers
rom your city that irculate here. The none ar
cses alone are worth the say nothing
OF .ne iull and able reports from Congress, which
appear exclusively in the " Herald" Depend
upon It, in time, the Herald will break down and
superceda all prints less indie moral or en-
terPrzing.
must put on the condenser-my fingers are get
ting awfullv cold. The weather also is growing
Geld iast-Money is tight-Polities dull-Potat oes
freezing-Wheat 90. Cd. per bushel-Corn As
Oats Is. Sd Whisky, the laws ofdcmand and sup
ply cease to exist, with respect to this article,
among us-Wood SO cord-Beef, from the mo.
nopolisers, cd to I'd per ID. from the farmers, 3
cts.-Cabbage 6d-Sourcreut dull.
Respects to lie Jeune Editusr to Ma and Pa
also, Yours, &c. CAyUa,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-10
Lancaster, Ohio.

LAScAsrER, Ohio, Jan. /, 1872.
The 7o,cn of Lancaster-1ne La,cyers Resident
Therein Character of the Population-AM' En-
ing, SC. &c.
J. G. BENNETT, Esq
DEAR SIR
left Columbus on Thursday last (Dec. 3o) and
reached this town in safety, but must confess am
not very greatly fascinated with j, at present. |
ascrbe that, however, 10 the annoyance of travel
ling through so much mud, and at so slow a rate as
the stage coaches on this route drag me along. l
have no donbt the people of Lancasterwill be found,
on acquaintance, quite equal to any in Ohio, and
the few haveseen as yet please me much-ihe La
dies especially are very fascinating.
There are several able lawyers residing in this
town, among when Mr. Ewing, late Secretary
of the Treasury who returns to the practice OF law,
with all the ardor of youth; Mr. Henry Stanley
whose practice is very extensive, and who would
long since have been in Congress if the wings had
been strong enough TO send him there; aud Mr..
Hunter, blocking HUNTER and 'the honest Jaw
yer' as am told the people famarly call him.
Mr. Medlll, the member OF Congress who had 80
much to say about the New Jersey case, is resi-
dent of this place, and pretty well liked by both
parties
Lancaster contains but few more than 5000 In
DdnItanIS, ana yet tneIc are uut i've VI siA idisci
towns in Ohio Ii derives its name from Lancast, r,
Pennsylvania, and large proportion OF ITS pepula-
ton is of German descent The same may also be
said of the county of Fairfield, in which 1t Is stus-
ted. They are very Industrious, and well behaved,
and get rich by their trugaliy To please them,
and to subserve their own interests, all the busi-
ness men learn smattering OF High Dutch;
There are several very good private residences IN
this town, among which may be numbered that OF
Mr. Ewing THIS gentleman was supposed TO pos
sess considerable wealth, but he has now, under
stand, returned to his profession with determine
ton TO attend to every case, great and small, winch
he can procure. Perhaps a love OF the dry details
OF the law, and s trivial technoali,ies, may actuate
nina love acquired by long practice BE that as
1t may, however, there is no doubt OF his being an
able counsellor, and he will succeed better in his
present avocation than in managing the finances Of
great nation
| shall remain here two or three days, and then
proceed TO GAINESVILLE, Of which place intend 10
give you some account as also OF the wonderful re-
formation produced in this part OF the world by the
reformed drunkards In about two weeks shall
be in Columbus.
Wishing you, Madame, ct lie jeune edite,u, most
happy New Year. remain, j. Il.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-10
From the Detroit Advertiser. Ertra1
SUNDAY MORNING, 2 o'cLot

SUNDAY MORNING, O'clock.
EXTENSIVE COMPLICATION OSe HUNDRED
AND FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS WORTH OF PRO-
pERTY DESTROYED The most valuable square in
the city OF Detroit is in ashes! We have only time
to give very brief account of the terrible cen
flagration.
property destroyed:
Ohio House block, reaching frsm the brick
ldng to Woodbridge-strcet. Here the fire orr
ginated. All destroyed Loss cannot be less than
$50 900.
Wooden building extending from corner Wood
ward Avenue to Griswoidt-street. Small loss
say 5000.
Building, four story brick, corner Of Jefferson
goods all saved. by Warren, groceries-loss
about 81, OGO, insured partially. BY Daily Adyer.
tiser ofiice-loss about sS,O0O-insured in Kala
mazoo mutual for $500. Registers office, by the
great exertion OF Mr.. Snow, the Register, was
saved, and also the lawyers; the building owned
by Chandler, Moore & Dwight of Geneva
The four story brick building, corner of Jefer.
son avenue and Griswold-street, the cost $s2S 900
insured about Sc, 600, occupied by CustomHouse
j. Palmer, dry goods, A. 8 Bagg, book store and
Free Press office. Loss Of buildings, 500 i'm
sured 5000. Palmer saved his goods. Free PIess
all dcstro yed insured S5,O0O on office and store
Drew, Jones, and Goddard owned the building.
The wooden buildings adjoining the latter brick,
and occupied by Garrison's dry goods store
mostly saved-buidpss burnt Bingsam's drug
an grocery store-goods mostly saved; insured
probably.
The ur story brick building, occupied by New
bould's hardware store, and Gardner's crockcry
store. Loss Of building, say $1,000. Goods in
hardware store all destroyed; loss $50 900, insur-
ance $4,000. Crockery store about $4,000
some insured.
Wooden building occupied BY A. G. MGraw's
shoe store-loss 50 600, partially insured. In tae
same building, G. g. J. u Hill, drugs and groce-
ries-loss $4,000 mostly insured Building owned
by Major Dequindre
We can give no further particulars until we can
pick up the pie
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surs CsuRr. Nos. A. 80, 10, IL Ia, "a, rs,
IL, II, IS, TO-
CrHcu,r Covar-Nos. ~ "a, II, So 81 SO, "a 81 80, 80
3d. %, %, ~, 7, 6, 5, %, %, 100.
Couar oy UoMMoS PLE,-Nu. 26, &c 80 40, a. 30, 30.
all g, %. 30, ~, 40, 80, 81, 3D.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-10

MARCH OF MoRALs.-There have been liz spJ IL
cations Tor divorce toihe prescn, Legislature ,f Ala
bama. The Euta~ Wing hopes the parties will all
be divorced, because the practice Of binding people
live together after they have become dissatisfied.
is anti re- publican.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-10
City intelligence.

TIE CoReNEa was called upon yesterday, to hold
an inquest on the BODY of lady nam-d Martha
Morse, of No. 6s Barrow street, who died in sud
den manner. There were two other cases OF minor
interest, and the relatives demanded the bodies for
special inerments
THE Police OrricEs yesterday, were little unu-
bled with the peculiar cases Of petit larceny, that
daily annoy the public There were but three casee,
ard neither Of those presented ought Of special in
rested and committed for stealing two $50 notes,
from Bennett Burden and Adonram Marble on Sa-
turday night. The other cases were Of minor inn
pOItance.