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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-16

Wy SHERMANN SOOK MANS PhAS-
sovereign remedy for pains, Weakness lee the back
lOn aides, breast neck, limbs, joints rhenmaisn lun'
bago, Ore million year will not supply the de
maui Tsy require Hattie warming before appcl
Warranted superior lOthers and foI quarter the
uyuh ptlec making cny the hest, bat the cheapest
paAarin the worlL u ailds rcle in icw iolfs, and
10 rconplnt aud yEpepsa " should be worn over
ts OF the hycr stomach aud Will afford great
aud st1aiscg rciet In coughs colds, asthma. difficulty
"i hr"athng oppression al th" chest sorAch, they
will Immediately soth and greatly benefit tie pIlieut-
fscsoaa OF sedentarY htois or those Obliged to Stand
nueh, will decided support from of these truly
srsng,heHfng Plasiers. Physicians generally recon
mead them. In preercnceo ohcrs because they sick
Nhere better and AFFORD ercaicr rehcf In their opera
ton. they s;nuan'. tonic Nn'i anofyne They ale
cNn1sd Of entirely ,hcr"n ingredients from any other,
aud Gn1~n from III cSrricncc ot tlosc who have used
well the unicd testimony oi all the celebrated
an Distinguished clergy AMI physicians, To he the most
uiciul and highly medcatc pnsicr nvomc oder
NH ALIEN DuvAI . 60.
uS- sUEUMAN's COUGnl i.OZ q: b; :
are the safest most aud encciua rcmedy Tor Conshs
Colds, mpiinus, Whonpns COu-h, Asthma Tight
ncssoi the Luags Chcs' etc The proprietor has
afsGietod. SeNeriI thousand boxes have been sold
within the a', resor'ag To heth pcnons IL almost
stage IT consum0ou and those sborin. unlef the
most ds cssng colds sud coughs. They 10 not CHI =
AM dry cough, but render easy, promote pee
torl'p D. aay tickling rriiaoa and the pro-
Ninlc cSctius cause. They made iiosn a coinb
nation OF the valuable cXpcc'oant, cough tue
zines AMI arc undoubtedly superior everything iu use
Tor those complaints For sale hy wholesale aud r" bv
esS ALEX. DuvaL ~ 90.
~ HAYS LINNAMENT FOH TIE Files 1rts
celebrated medicine undoubtedly the best remedy ever
vet pacedbciorcthe public TOT the cure OF tat o" ~ ms
trcssn- disorder, the PLEs. Wherever 70 - kunSn, % b
coming rapidly use, this AIR = uf Tho mos
Gubsanll aud convincing pr,1ts OF IT'S good cfecs 90
Nuuhcfs have resoucdio a great many other rcusdics
wh bat tie or 10 beucdi AMI have arsnnSie Led The
above article be decidedly hc producing pesua
nrnt relief Be,e1rr Of CaxHfcrfei,s The sentac A.
clc Iby J. CAlNOR,
Gl2 10" i5orah've the Rel Tavern.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-16

In the United s,1ics Count tie EASTERN bsnct ci VI
Auril9,l, l~i1-
JJENRY EASIEY. of the Ciy Of Eir hmanA havin- f o.,
petition pfay ir- thar DC bc dcc rr bankrupt
u Is ordetct. that all persons Ginning be- CREDITORS
the SAIL Henry Eas'ey show Court on trc -i
day OF May next, why the said Henry Iasc, ne Eo, lie.
ciaTed bankrupt pursuant the Congress f.a
behalf aud that cory this order Zee uuhshri 10 OBJ.
newspapers according TO thc 22i and 2i;h rules Of court
4 copy Tcstr.
ap n w5w IIESRY GIBSON C1's
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-16

lutts United states Count or uio E..i,fn d, .,i-,. ,
gina. April !, i-iA
JAMES CHAPMAN. ri me county oil r.r,.,,, t.,,..
h'e a petition, rr,y.nt that Doe m,y boz irc'srsi
hihhi hW. " o. ordered. That 40 pefars r4Iri,r n ~
creditor n ile siid James Ciagmin .iio,. r,r.c H IT,
SS@ltl Dn itc lAhdiy Of My neN, WY the ssh Jane.
apman be not declared BsYkrur prr tant fo t,, .- IA
''nrfeisin trt behalf an that COPY Ui firs or,, "
punished iu The ncwsiupcrl, according t1fbr = a 5
rules of court. A cnny To-. '' i'' O "
tu WOW JOSEPH O. usT.rtry IN q.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-16

la The Uacd sises Couitior Eastern To- irct oil Nr.
sius. April 7th iSi2:
tpHS ALBRIGHT at the cuutty of ntN Queen.
having hlod p'uon praying lai lac he q, oIsiet
bankrupt; IS ordered iiat al rcr-,u~ ciiimu= bc
crcitcrs OF ihc saii John VI Albright Show Too
CONT on The ira ,ay OF day next. Why thc sad l"h1 "
Albright he nvt declared bankrupt pursuant
Congress Ia that behalf; and tai copy OF ,- o ct hs
pubishedn the newspapers iccor line 10 the 2 sud c,n
rules pi court. A COW Icss.
InSi.p;i nAVIIN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-16
ACopy-Tcstc,
70 ~ WV 4 EGnAvrS ID q

NlkGiNlA-MIul.s, held Ia tile CLERKS onic.ot IA.
" 'it"m, superior Count of Law AMI rh,ur.tv a.,
f"~han 'ounty, from the ~ the h day oI lamar,
~ the year lN't-Nm Haskins, prf; af,inst I,hn Al
DaN atid samuel II ID AXE" ,,eicndsnis- f fLu.rey,
ihcdeiendant John II Day, having entered hi. an
peaIancr ah gwen eecuriiy according the act ot A.,
srinhy and The Rules Of this Court and II ,nue,ri,, -
satisfactory evidence, that he - not inhsbinrt o t.
commonwealth; On tho motion Ut the pllniiu by ht.
counsel: u ~ ordered. that the said Ioln "A Ia, a., ~
beinrethc Judge Of the Circuit Superior Count Of a ,n
'hanccry,i Tot Powh1ian County at tho Courthouse rr.
a. on the hrst hay Of the MAY Term of nm. s.I
court anu answer the hil of the puii and give rreuti
n PERFORMING such decree rho Cuur may a., k be, r
anh lhat acory 81 tis order bee oIthNi in cried i'm sons
newspaper puhl.shCd IA the City Of Richmond n, con,
unued Tor two months cssivcly and that apohcr v
oe posted al the front door OF the Courthouse of ,.
county. ACopy. Tcstc.
te ~ wNw u GRAVES u q,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-16
FOR LADIES.
FOR BOYS.

",. rn ElasIu n0Yters au Shoes
Do" N0 rffs1 Boots
~ Hn.i f.i bound rrfrrd snd sc,eei Bfoslnf
W. .' .n. I'.HI NI Gu
f"Hiha. tlrtaIfaHi EiI skin nooffcs md Hiuef
FOR MISSES
Nf'' 'IrfuDf dfras morocco and Fraistin Boots. rt
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-16
IN the United states Count for the Eastern d. frr, 1 w.
- .... - rinu, April !, 1872.
- OBEEI y DgIAENETTE' of lilo c..,,.. , -.

/ y OBEET y DgIARNETTE' of t,o count. 81 g.
- lnr having MEDIA petition, pfayina that Boz NAV H.
CAR, bfnkfuri. " BE- Oricrcira' an psr.D,s clam
hf 10 To-" cr'di1fs of the slii KO.ft Deisrpff. ,,
edisc ~ c court. on tc idh n MAY why ne es.i h.,
g'HE Deltnn"ttc be not declared Rank rfpf .
ne act oi N"nrfcEs IN That behalf anil tif rSpy of he
otcf TO- pubNfIedi 10 ihc newspapers accordiGy fo .
~ aud 2lth rules OF Court. 's ~ GOT
COPY. Tcae,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-16
g. w CARTER. nc.

A Court oi Quarterly session continued and held
~ pr Louisa county, NJ The Courthouse, Mcincr,ay
Tic l6h lay oi March, 1872 on the motion OF Mugare
rorkmnu, hY Phip " Jones, her attorney In fact sir
hrnr If tho drirbutrcao ~ Francis Brockman decd
md mappcafng 10 the Of the fhat more
han two gears have expired since Tho appointment uf
Thomas FoiudcNtcr late Slcfi uf iousa county Com.
ritcc Administrator 81 the Estate Of Francis BToc kmnu
drc'd n W. ordered, That a having claims against
ihcdccri,ut 40 exhibit The zane for scucmout On 90
before hCli Jay OF july ncx and 10 BIZ further ordered,
tli copy of fhis prrr puhshcI u some no,.srrrt
published in the cy of Richmond, tor cieht weeks sfd
that another copy posted ~ tho DIOR ri the Courf
house NJ this county, ON two several court days.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-16
LOUISA RAILROAD.
LINES TC
PARE To srAuNroN REDUCED To
EIGHT DOLLAHs

FARE To rfAuNroN REDUCED To
EIGHT DOLLARS.
Nigh, Travelling avoided-and gteatly increased
Expedition.
TUE public hereby Informed thar under arrang.
Il ment between the Railroad Company and stage Line,
IN" Pare between Richnoud ant saunton will and al
t"t the lat of Aptil. be reduced io -.
Pa ssuEcrs leaving Nichuoni 10y the Railroad At "a A.
NJ reach tho Junction to breakfast un theme procv Ell
Ech~r with passengers arriving the Junction
the NothD on the Louisa Railroad GoIionsvino, and
thence 10y STAGES thar svr hing Charlotte.
Wills Nv 4 NJ, aud Cockc's 10 miles wtsl hy night
Leave tocko's next morning by day light the blue
Ridge at sunrise. an arrive a. Slaunon 10y lOA NJ.
The Guyandoc huc leaves Siaunun at n N, reaches
Covcr pcl. by ngh AMI leaving there ncN morning at
iaV hthL react 80 the Warm Springs To nteakias and
Ceiayhan- 10 pnner. AMI passing the White sulphur
NJ. al lcWisbueg hy T. IL on the third day, -
azure so.sstr than the route ~ lyuchbuse.
The line to L. Nr gton, Sac AhN AMI oni fViir.
Tent leaves StAuu'ou TuCsaYr, Ihur lave aud
urd,Nf atli NJ reaches LcNutoh by VI, and l.aVtr
thcrr r'achcs the Natural Br,dgc BTcak
/ last anI Saictn ~ T. y NJ, Ac.
rhss~ lue, are the Main Mail Routes, ani Pa-senge
| have preference over all vthcr. 90 any g0,Ht.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-16

VT" 'h' 'IirfIIf Iunf1Cc0 and fIn U0nf'fa
~ iIf ir.fNor Roots and Shoes rumr .1i'H
lH II urfrd dp dp
~ common morocco and Leather Roots and Ankle
Ties
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-16


A NEW aud fashionable Style or Fancy Cissin. fer
n gcntciacu's summer wear, just opened anu for 81
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-16

TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
our Fupply of Rocks Hud stationary lend BE- evfr,
~ aivc and we'll selected, embracing f af1rdsrTtuit
lions In crcry department ~ Literature. asttl.rt al
/ ~ cv0fy variety.
W. afc now receiving our spring supply bb,et.
selected personally hv ono ~ tho rarfnet. t,,- ,,
gnrchs,'h At Tho extensive rsdc sc fbsdeipi,h. for
W. hiucr our civcr, fhlfnc Ollie a., -,
anil uc tfllo fr"einUY, will Gni our noek WORTHY t.,,
aienlon an' W. assure Item ~ such prices as Win moi
Book BiEbfge.
We wv ma9u1eluic, in nc moi superior nt,poor A.
onuni hgnsf l9f hanks nd Mcrcl anf o. aoy ei,c, -,
e,n; aud at rIicc5 iat viii compare win t1y r,y,,cr
n'iabhlmcnt 'lcrk'a ofrouris Record JtSo8. stee,,
hand ''f'"" !" use always M
nor. '" "o ueht utn'
Music and Musical fasirum,n,
on hand, large collection ~ me nott ror,,,. A.,
~ y, rieec1 fcceivci aq Published Gnn,,s gia,..
Nionsi Fes, etc etc which, we viii rel ve,v si'''
SMITH, DHlNRER M0RRts
sPl IhebmHh Palmer, and atthelr ali st.ns
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-16

RUKLApS AND TlCkl ENBuRiS
Oh MALES prrlapS very &, 90. fIom No tod
w cares u" kcnhurgs, very gold, Tor Factory hands
in Store anal for sale low.
nh 10 JAS STEER 4 SON.
DEPOT OE FANCY DRESS ARTICLES,
FOURTEENTH STREET.
OTrosIrE ENCH,SGE llorEI,
4 SUPERIOR assortment of ~'k aui Satin Scayfs aud
~ CcsNaif stocks Sirt, Cnllars, Gloves Su4Ioudcrs
I'is.iS Ae always "a hiud, aEd At moderate prices,
casl. mr. L. STARR Il 20
NEW YORK CIOTiiING.
ORDERS i,r Garments tu hc made tn measure are re-.
" cciVci hy ~, sni executed With Dispatch Al the rs
iahhshment - BtcalWay' opposite Astor House, Sew
York, ~ moderate prices
Samples of the Goods In vogue At the North for
PauialuUns. including Frvuch and Eussh Elastic Casa.
iuetc~, arc offered iOr inspection.
ub - Iih street.. opposite .SciSnS. Ho,,.I.
I AIDES DRESS SLIPPERS AND FRENCH ms
Manufactured ~ j W NcCuuv- our a~sortu cut If
the above slippers and French Ties very extensive TO
which we particularly invite ia, attention OF the Ladies'
JUDAH MYERS Il 90.
mh IN Fashionable Boot aud shoe Dealers.
'Io LDEsts-f'cncn Mc.al-a substliuic ior Gold
Lcai answering every purpose not becoming black OF
co toi, Tor sale hy = DOVE.
- iLR SuAwLs STRING MANrtLLAs
:, ga handsome assortment Of six Shawis. Light
M'hitlaS etc, az J. ~. CtNNINGlIAM'S
NH New and Cheap Cash Dry Goods store
DAEASOLs, SUN SHADES. a. handsome
assortment OF tlc above Goods, list received ant toT
sale low, u Gun NINCUAM,-
mh4 New ani cheap cash ,iry so"is store
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-16

In lie Unue ratrs tCur ios tie rrsictu District ct VI
gina, 1911 Anil 81 2.
- EORGk + -NANN, 20 fhc cuuity OF rhc-tsrfcli.
VI haSinE hlFd peiti'u pre- iLs thai he g. lc de-
eiar"d bankrupt vi ordered, that Irt .strl
90 be creditors OF the sail ,'cofse T. sh.V "a e
u the Cuurl the SIn ,y OF Hay next. why the slid
George E swami b, de"ar~' Rs Srur, iins.art o
the aetof Congress IN that bohAi ani c,y ihis
order published IN tn neu parers Il co~,l. To t e,
22d snJ 2iih rules Cunt
4 copy. TCsic,
Ap - w5z HENRY GIBSON. OK
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-16
sp ws~. Ao0'y' T'''i Ianv HUNTER e. g.

A Rules held in fle 'rtk's once ofihc Circuit supo
n nor count of Law and g. tuccry fut Clone cefef
county ~ tho Cnuuhouec, Monday. The I'm diy vt
iuinill. comp against Francis ~ Whiting. iu iH D,gn
f.eli', sud af AlG'r of Fra CIV Whiting feed VIA "
Wmrns. John Whiting. 4 T. Dal,ucy admir- of Reliant
ionct dcch hcnd " Thornton lisL Icrvirc, aim'f OF
Itrnh AGRA decd and ohcrs. lefts-Ia Ctancsfy.
Tho dcinudTrts, Francis ~ Whiting. WIN NJ Whiting
v Uibcy and Richard Ihcfnton, mot havng cttcfed
urt app aflnce end given security according 90 tho
ni afsrinhy ani nc rules Of thH court, auprlrin
by ai73cioy evidence that tncy NOT inhabitants ~
if Commonwealth " is ordered. thai tho ssd defcu
dante o rear a the Rules fo BE- hold iH o clerks o.
Gee oi std court, tho first NoudaJ Iu June
fnd answer me BIN n tho PLAINTIFF AMI tn copy of
m order ne fniiiFih inserted in eomc newspaper ru.
ile in the city 81 Richmond, ioi Two mouths arccrFsv,
w, and posted tho front door NJ the COuufuu.a al
This county. Copy, Tcue,
aps w9R JOHN CARY. g. q.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-27

INFAMoUs-RAn ROAD AccrDENrs.-The Utica
train of cars on its way to Schenectady, on Monday
morning, was thrown OIL the track near Fonda. The
accidentwas caused by some abominable villain
having torn up portion Of the track The cars at
The time were proceeding at a slow rate, and fortu-
nately the only personal injury was done to one of
the hremen who lost three of his toes by the wheels
OF the locomotive passing over them.
The cars OF the Norw ich and Worcester rail road
ran on the track at Daniesvile, on Monday, caused
by the switch not being properly turned; no personal
injury was sustained
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-27

THE SPorLs.-The prospect being fair that the
coons now fatting at the public crib, whose names
we have published, will be freed at the ensuing
election the following possums have already taken
the field for places to be made vacant on such an
emergency
For Health Officer. Salary $4,000 per annum, if
not more-Dr. Bache, of the 9th ward; DIR. Harris,
of the lst DIR. Wilson, of the 9Th; Dr. Vanhoven-
berg, of the Sth; DR.. Williams of the l2h and DR..
Peixotto of the 18th; and about a dozen others,
who will either take this or jump at the place OF Re
sident Physician or Health Commissioner, worth
5000 each.
For Wardens of the Port, Harbor Masters, and
Commissioners of Pilots, there some 250 appll-
cants already in the field.
For Tobacco Inspector Peter Esquirol, tobacco
mist; Jesse West, grocer; Nathaniel Pierce, and
about forty others, who hardly know leaf tobacco
from plug, or negro head from cavendish.
For Flour hsPector.-Henry Everson, baker;
James Zelss; and 2l3 others, who scarcely tell
barrel of flour from cask of corn meal
For Pot and Pearl Ah Inspector James Smith,
Thompson, broker, and some l3l more, who would
be puzzled to distinguish pot from pearl ashes, I'M
less II was put in their eyes.
Inspector OF Green Hides and Skins.-Montgomery
Rankin, and some halt dozen soap boilers and tai
I low chambers.
For Inspectors of Flaxseed and Quercitron Bark
Wegher General of Merchandise, and Inspector
General OF Slaves, there are numerous applicants
or flax from mustard seed.
For Inspector General of Domestic Distilled Spi
rlts, all the broken down locooco distiers put
ting in, and several of the temperance reformers
the latter of whom hope thus to break up the bust.
hess.
For commissioners to loan the surplus revenue
coming to this city, (when ii does Gomez all the de-
faulters of the locos, and about dozen honest men
For the places occupied by Judges Randall and
Sherman. of the Marine Court, all the broken down
lawyers OF the locotoco party, and those who can't
make living with their brains.
For Trustee of the State Lunatic Asylum in place
OF Col. Stone-Boggs of the Evening Post, and
John Lamorelle OF the 4th ward
For Inspectors of Domestic Distilled Spirits, all
the patrons of the Pewter Mug, Tammany Hall, 10
Murphy's, Johnny Carand's, st. Johns Hall, Hole
in the Wall, &c. &c.
For Inspectors Of Sole Leather, Beet and Pork,
Lumber, Fish, Hops, Measures of Grain, Weighers
of Merchandise, and Cullers of Staves almost every
member of the locofoco party who does not hold an
office, or expect one in the Custom House.
Another batch ready in few days.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-27

90 BY THE POWER OF SCIENCE, HUNDREDS
can testify that by applying with slight friction TO the
scalp of the head scientific oily preparation called Jones'
Coral Hair Restorative that the hair is forced to grow
wherever it applied and the thereby strengthened
which prevents the hair falling Off the scalp restored to
healthy condition and all scurf dandru destroy
life and impetus given to the roots they grow as in
YOUTH soft dark and silky even the hair is light red
grey) The public need not take statement or the
inventors you must believe when these persons give their
names and certify the above the qualities of Jones' Co
raj Hair Restorative.
Mr.. w. Hopkins, 90 King street, New York.
MIR. Phillips, 49s Broome corner OF Wooster st.
Judge Edwards OF Philadelphia.
Mr.. J. Pearson, Navy Yard Charlestown.
I. Power. grocery, Fulton street. Brooklyn
We could offer fifty other names OF persons who have
found this all is represented, but if the above is
enough nothing will convince except trial. it is sold
quite reasonable, indeed cheap, only shilings
bottle by JONES' sign Of the American Eagle 81 Chatham
street n Y Agents. 81 Dock street. Philadelphia; State
street Boston; Zeber, Washington, D. c., l39 Fulton
street, Brooklyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-27

MIKE WALsH-THE OLD CooN-MEsMERIsM-
Mike Walsh and the young democracy are making
strong demonstrations to strike of part of the
candidates on the Tammany Assembly ticket, at
the county meeting which is to take place next
Tuesday. And the position and movements of this
young democracy are beginning to be of immense
importance to both parties in this city and State
From pretty accurate calculation, we find il highly
probable that the elections in the various other parts
OF the State will be very close indeed, and so
close, in fact, that the vote of this city will un-
doubleday determine the vote OF the State. In this
event, II the young democracy put forth all their fire
and energy they will probably be able to rally 1000
or l,5oo votes But il they have not more than 5Oo
votes, and the wings use much exertion, that num-
Der will turn the vote Of this city either way So
that, in short, this movement OF the young demo
Gratis may cause loss not only of this city to the
locofoco party, but loss of this State, including
Governor, State officers U. S. Senator, and Assem-
bly,, besides all the fat Offices in the Governors
gift here and elsewhere; and, above all. the resur-
rection, instead of the burial of that old coon
Mike Is determined to mesmerize that old coon. /,
and see if he can't be made to do mischief once
more.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-27

r7- THE FRENCH ANTIPHLOGIsTIC MIXTURE
The efficacy of this and reeasle remedy in all
OF disc barge from the urethra well known. Cases
Of many months standing have been edectuay cured in
few days. Price only so cents per bottle This med
cine is also put in the form pills for those ng
take mixtures Price so per box Chests or pa
tens at disance) with full directions, and quantity
Of medicine sc. guaranteed to Price So Sold at
the College of Medicine and Pharmacy, 81 Nassau st.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-27

REDWOOD FISHERS LETrER-OYsTERs. John
Jones, our friend Of the "Madisonian," is in per-
feet fury with those who have published Redwood
Fishers famous private letter TO the Postmaster
General. John says that the letter was "either
feoniousy procured maliclously forged" We
are inclined to the first opinion, from the fact that
Redwood has not denied the letter, but has been
hopping round town for several days like parch-
ed pea.
But the question is, "who stole it 7" show
came it TO be stolen p 1t is a perfect mystery
how such letter could be stolen, for no one
could suspect Redwood of furnishing the copy to
make fuss with in this sinful world. At all
events, be the original letter stolen or a copy
furnished by any one, it seems to reveal nothing
but what is true, in the effort made by Noah and
his tail TO organise a little clique in New York
call it the " Administration Republican General
Convention, put himself at the head of it, as
IN M. Noah, chairman" and thus strut about
the world in the sold clo'" and borrowed breech.
es from Tammany Hall, as he once did in Dor
rowed habilIments of Richard III, as Grand Judge
OF Israel Grand Island. Noah had better stick to
the oyster tradeit is fat and oily, and Just equal to
his capacity
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-27
Phlneas 1.ulddv.

90 AN EXTRA DOUBLE BROTHER JONATHAN
viii be published this morning, containing complete the
above named New Novel, by J. Poole, Esq author of
Paul Pry, Little Peddngton,' and other humorous
works. The London papers speak Of it, of the best
efforts of its distinguished author.
ALSO, RECENTLY PUBLISHED--"T The Last OF the
Bullwinkes," Novel, by the author of "The Brake
man" Percival Keene," by Captain Marryatt-" Oba
diah Odbuck," SC sc.
Uniform price of all the Brother Jonathan Novels l2I
cents each, or ten copies for one dollar.
WILSON AND COMPANY, publishers,
l62 Nassau street, New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-27

PROPERTY IN TENNESSEE The Nashville Banner
states that immense sacrifices of property almost
daily made in Middle Tennessee. 1t says" We
will mentl IN, by way Of example, that on Saturday
last, eleven large, likely mules, two new wagons
costing $50 apiece, and negro man, middle aged
and likely, were sold in Franklin, al Sherifis sale
and in the aggregate brought but $500
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

PHLApELrHi., Oct 25Au Orly Son. Hatch, Sag Harbor;
Hook. ~ '' ''' w ~
BaLTISonr Oct 25IA Pptus Rogers Chsre.ton Planet,
William Sally Hutchin Caae Me; Patapsco, Conner do
ton, SC
ALExASDRA Oct 2-A sophroua, Barbados via st Tho
mas; Monsoon Frankfort Garland Come ccut Exto, Tho
maston; Phebe 4 Eliza, NYork. SD w Desbarres, cd
Halifax. Below, ship Pioneer, bound up.
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FROM BELHE.-We have received, by the brig
Belize, the Belize Royal Gazette to the list instant,
His Excelency Governor Macdonald, his lady, and
other members of the government, had recently re-
turned from pleasure tour to Bacala, where they
had been hospitality received by the authorities
According to recent accounts from ST. Juan Mica
ragua, the blockade of that port was still continued
The bockading ship Electra had been relieved by
the Fair ROsamond. The Charybdis had sailed
from Port Royal for the same Standardization
ADVERTISER
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-27

FRENCH ENTERrRzE.-We are informed bv our
foreign exchanges, that the celebrated M. de Caste
nau, is about to make, under the sanction of the
French Government, an expedition to the central
regions OF South America. This great exploring
Journey extends across the continent from Rio ia
nero TO Lima, line of no less than 1000 leagues.
never yet visited by European. M. Castelnau, re-.
turns along the route of the astronomer lie Conda-
mine, by the Amazon river and Guiana. This en-
terprize was planned under the auspices of the late
Duke OF Orleans, and is now carried out by the
Duke de Nemous
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HEALTH OF New OhLEANs-At New Orleans, du
ring the week ending on the 10th instant, there were
nineteen new cases of yellow fever admitted into
the Charity Hospital, and seventeen deaths by that
disease.