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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-08

VIRGINIA:-At Rules held in the Clerks of:

NlRGlNlA:-At Rules held in the Clerks Of
fee OF the Superior Count OF Chancey
cult the LIST day of May, iSI1
Laiinus Steward and Armenia his wife, PhHs
against
William Curre Maitland Of Mary sehreve deceased
and other Dcrt
The defendant above named having appearance
and given security according the Act Of Assembly
OF this Court and appearing by satisfactory evidence
not inhabant Of this Commonwealth: ordered the
said defendant do appear here the Rules be held
Monday in Aug iS and Plaintiff
that copy Of this order newspaper
published IN the City OF Richmond for successfully
posted at the front door of the Capitol in the said City.
A Copy-Tese,
ma q a. q,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-08

DS BARRELS TANNERS oil.
81 casks and barrels bieaehcd Winter Sperm Oh
10 hbds prime Bacon (mdtlngs)
Ga bbls. Family Roe HeTrings
30 bags Pepper
l27 bags Lasuin Coffee. Landing, and for sale by
90 LEWIS VERB.
ISLE or WIGHT APPLE BRANDY-l5 bbs Of strong Isle
u of Wight Of Apple Bmndy-iust received for sale.
ap 10 JAMES A. GEO WINSTON
JUDAHs LION. BY CHARLOTTE ELIZABETH.
NEW Work Judahs Lion by Charlotte Elizabeth just "a
N and for sale by Zap 2sl SMITH, DRiNKER & MORRIS
DAINTs, OILS AND VARNISHEs.--The subscriber
the following which Of the best and purest
qualify
800 gallons pure Mountain Linsccd oil
10 bhls. Spirits Turponiino
600 kegs American White Lead. In qjl
1000 lbs English do
100 lbs Verderns ground in oil pure
100 gallons CoTai Vanish No.
u supply Of Coach Picture Furniture and Japan Varnhes
Chrome Green and Yellow; Point Brushes, oil sizes
For sale, on reasonable terms, by
ap2s PEYToN JOHNSTON
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-08

Oh CASEs NEW q DESIRABLE GOODS
- y received pr Na-sau opening Purchasers are re-
spectuIy invited 10 call and examine them.
mhp JOHN WRIGHT
RACON.-City Cured Bacon Hams, Mid
- dngs Shoulders and JoIcs, Of superior quality Baltimore
extra MidiinEs-f0r sale by tuh Y. NJ. BURTON.
NDlGO-400 lbs. superior quality, for sale by
- apf PEYTON JOHNSTON.
~ ANKEENSWs have in store md ofar Tor very ow5O
bales and Avondae shovcs Lnrialc Petersburg and
Baersoa Nnnkeens bon twed md plain
APPS KENT, KENDALL A. ATVVATEH.
EyAUILY FI0UR.-9Oo bbls consisting of w. swoopo
Gap r. 49, Ertfa Eagle J. Bell and Bunkcfs Iiin brands
For sale by faptBl SHIELDS A. sOMERvffLE.
BAssAGE LAMPsJus received new and beautiful pat
ofeut and plain Passage Lamps which viii sen very low
a7 JANIS EVANS.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-08

A a Court held for Cumberland county, the
IN s7th day Of March, lst3--
Alexander 4. John.on phd
against
Coleman Edwards and John w. Wilson, dertA
IN
The defendant appear
aud security according Assembly
Of this Court and Appearing by satisfactory
not an nhahtant Of this Country IL ordered de-
fenian do day OF
swerhe bin Of the plaintiff andaa copy cfhs order be forthwith
Inserted In newspaper published city Of Richmond
Tor two months successfully and posted the OF the
Court house Of this county.
eopy-Teste.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-08

STRAW GOODS!-sPRlNG sTOCKM
" d T.. p. CARPENTER would respectfully
he attention of city and Country Merchants
Spring Stock of stnw Gol which they receiving
from their Ulnua0 comprising gene NJ fegon,
Straw Cypes- Willow, aud Fancy Braid Bpuncts
fashionable styles A0 iegh0rn and Palm Leaf Hats Arh
cal Flower e. GeviHeh tey w sen can
b. bought the Northern markets or under Exchange
Reading Room mrgO
S,EEDs.-Tmo,by and Herds Grass Seed Tor sale BY
- mh3 WIN. PALMER
CHESTS Etra g. ?. just received and Tor ac lows
- Tor cash By WADE w WOODBRIDGE
nah - 3 doors below Bell
FAMILY CARRIAGE.
RATE hand which has been kept
~ and very iiue worn Tor 1ale very low BY
ap13 FRY A 90.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-08
SPRING STOCK.

trTY CURED BACoN-A few thousand pounds City Cure,
~ Bacon (IIog Round-for sale BY
NH 7-lw JAMES A. PAT-TESON.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-08

WINDow GLAss.---so bore. assorted. for ale BY
w mn B. z DOVE
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AREAL BLESSING TO MOTHERS.

corresponding '
ap 10 tlsuu
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-31
Indiana o. g. senator-No Election yet.
Things OF Phiiadelphsa.
Correspondence sf The New York Tnhun


PEItaocLrstA, Jan Sop ~
Not single dollars worth Of sock OF any de,cripson
disposed today tie Board Brokers There was
s attendance and the scarcity OF money" lie de-
fu cry arnan the members OF the Board during its session
Il has been stated 10 NE, upon uatoabed authority that
David Porter. Governor OF the Commemorate Of Penu-
syvana has the whole MS real and personal
properly The record OF which be seen recorded in ae
clerks oceof Dsn2hin County order
es e bis VIZ A Porter, High Sheriff Of Philadelphia
County. Thts locks o-aiaous there zy be soSsus
ahead.
Az old asued James Hart, committed suicide fe-
days sice Sy lhrusins h head OF ra.n water
day or tao Previous 70 hs death be exhibit
over Seea in specie.
Oar retail markets are pretty well supplied with the
usual aaoaa;cf country produce Secondssreei On Tre
day and Frltay Afternoons present. pleas
ng ashs hsi Tie eye CT man behold 0Gr rp coa.-
IL Duico sirs, With their eggs poultry, batter, soar.
kroai- &e ook TIE ve-y picture OF health and happse
Butter sells az m II to % per pound; eggs "a eens
Per dezsn; chickens 81. 80 per pair; dzeAs 81
20 eeuts per Pari sourkrou, s: Per enart &e le
An elderly r12 named Ezekiel CcaI committed sucite
as aiisfnoon a5oai kali ps oetoca, .escHnce O.
relative Il Cbsistaa-saee., noyameasing. Caase-
= ha-u rzaes-"
DAVID Fszi Brown, Esq, made mos; eoq1ea, speech
tns Esoral IN the Libel Of Cot Alexander agzs; tie
pe,sfeEs ot TIC Ledger, Court of Sessions. WHICH
nssied The atIrntsn oi crowded aHc;sfy lie szoas I,,
u1cer hour. Tc-snouox the Attorney Geserai rep,cs
asis- WHICH The case goes 10 the jnry.
Capt G@inn, realber OF The Geaera! Conr, A1y,sa,
ie tbs corn1g :Ss NewYoEk, bHsaeS cocaec.ed wiz,
The proceedings Esrr,,x
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-31
FIVE NEW WORKS
For AZ I-2 Cents n Numbe

The January Numbers OF The following new wc,k By
the most popular authors, received By The caetoais have
been published in beautiful EXTRA NEW WORLD
and are .or sale at the ofice, No. 80 Ann-si
I. MARTIN CHUZZLEwlT, Tale Of English Elh
and Manners, by Charles Dickens.
IL TON BURKE OF aouRS,r forming The seccri
volume of " Our Mess by the author OF Cbss+i
OAaIley.
III. l. S. D.. or ACCOUNTS OF IRISH HEIRS, by ,as
autbor OF" Handy Andy"
". LoITERINGS OF ARTHUR VLEARY, by cts,
Lever author of Jack Hinton"
V. WINDSOR CASTLE, spIeadid Historical RonssDs,
by W. IL. Ainsworth, author OF The Mser's Dangt'
ter" Sc.
The above Work. are patlished together in ssV
World sEpplenent, Al 2s cents ngeor $s per hunds,
and vii; be continued each month The arrival Of ias
steamer. OfHce, 50 Ann.s,reet. t2i SsS.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-31

q A. d. WILLIAMS has been removed from
The office of Postmaster at Unadilla, Otsego Co.
saa Geo. II. Noble appointed in his stead. The
crime of Mr.. Williams is that of voting and exert
ing kiasef to make Mr.. Tyler President, while
SIR. Noble and his hackers did their utmost TO de-
feat him, and now openly revile and ridicule him
:, home while they fawn around and cheat him al
Washington. Mr. Williams, by close personal at
ten,ion, has increased the revenue of the Office 30
10 40 per cent. within the eighteen months he has
held IL
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-31
NeD=f OTIS IegtsIature.
SATURDAY, Jan. g


The SENATE di3 not sit
In ASSEMBLY grea, number of petitions were
presented for and against the repeal OF the Exemp-
ton Law and for other purposes. Mr.. WILLIS
HALL presented memorials from masters OF YES
sells trading between West Troy and Virginia for
relief against the Virginia inspection law. He
moved is reference 10 Select Committee but il,
was sent to the Judiciary Committee by vote of
81 tc 3s.
Mr. DAILY presented report Of Ransom Cook,
the agent appointed TO visit the mining districts
with view to collect information concerning The
labor of conTicts there. The House decided TO
print ten times the usual number. Mr. Hall laid
on the table 3 concurrent resolution authorizing
the Attorney General at the expense of the State
condac; suits on the complaint OF any sggrieved
citizen the cons,itu,ionality of the Virginia
inspection law. The Governsr's Message was
then debated until the adjournment.
LOWER Police OFFICE STATIsTIcs.-We
have been favored by Mr. 0sberne, one Of Ia.
clerks, with the following statement of business
transacted q, the Lower Police Office viz:--Num-
Der of complaints taken a, the Lower Police OF
fee for one year, from the lst Of January, 1912,
to the Is, of January, 1913. e,5l6. This does
40, include the complaints against persons fer in
toxicasion and disorderly conduct, who were dis
charged without being fined or held to bail. Nura-
Der colRmisted to the City Prison. during the same
time, $3.50. Sentenced TO the Penitentis-y and
House OF Refuge, by the Justices of the same Po-
lice, 1886 Number of recosnizaaces taken,
a,4Sa Number of complaints for felony, sent to
the Gsand Jury, 465. Sentenced TO the State
Prison. from the Court Of Sessions, 14s; OF which
number l26 were from this Lower Osice, and %
from the Upper Office, in the BOwey.
-
FIRE AND Loss eF LlFE.-We learn that the
house of Luther Campbell, about half mile South
of the village OF Russ. was consumed BY FIRE on
the morning OF Wednesday, the a5th inst, about
o'clock. The Ere not discovered until the
house was w,apt In flames, and the inmates had
barely :irne 10 escape with their nj sht clothes
Mr.. c. in attempting 10 rescue child was cousid-
erablv burned about the face and hands. His son.
Is vesrs DID, alss went IN about the same time,
10 get some furniture, as it Is supposed but was
unable to make his way ont, and became sacrifice
in The effort. His body was found in the corner
of the cellar the next morning. ASIDE from the
melancholy death OF his son, Mr. Cs loss Is about
$1,000. Rocb. Dem. 9th.
% William W. Warner ives killed near Mon
Tose, Pa. on The a4sh By the falling OF the limb
Of a erre IN sbs x-,,oSs yvhsrs ha u-ss q, Krayl
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-31

90 We condense or forbear Editorials to-day
10 make room Tor ene-half Of the noble and states
maniike Speech of WILLIS HALL, in our State
Legislature, in review OF Gov. Bouck's Message.
We ,rusi no reader whs vOtes will deprive himself
OF the information and qualification to be derived
from its pernsel The remainder Will appear to-
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-31
LADY BULWER's NEW NOVEL
IANCA CAPPELLo;
AN HISTORICAL ROMANCE.

AN HISTORICAL ROMANCE.
BY LADY LYTToN BuLwEE-
Is now in p.es and viii be published in Triple EtEi
Member of tAe New World, on WEDNESDAY MORN,
ING, FEB. l.
SINGLE COPIES isi CENTS oNLT.
The grea, length OF this Interesting RoGnaseeasIss
THREE suxsERs os TIE Nkw WORLD, iDs.ead ofisps
hrs: adserted-cpH,pels SgbLy 10 Increase The pfcsi
which il was frsi designed 10 be psblished va. To M ta
per copy or Sl2 hcadred 70 eats and newsessn
It Is most thrilling Rsmance, and ill be read BY aa
sands-betsg written with very great ability, srd yss
ing style
J. WINCHESTER, Publisher, 50 Ase sred
II Agents viii please have the above sdvensedtsse
papers pDtIishet a, lhsir several akeacies- j9z
II Clothing socicty.-Denaticcs S noFss q
goods mRy De ier with Mra- Colgate Dutch reet O w
any OF TIE Managers jass
II Rerean HastiIuHe Lecture.-WILLhsis..
OF ken,uckys VIII deiyes i.ecture besoic the naes
TUESDAY EVENING He1r, Slst last in rhe us;5sflaia
Church corner OF Walker and EhIabsih sfes 60 y
O'Clock Subject The Sou,erS Mpuny, with pessnsfs
Review OF the Questioa Of HackeaziSs JQsacarn 10 ~
EIecutaoa OF Spencer, Small and Cromwell!
fickets To ad~iat gentlesan and two ladies' .
adai single person. -. cents, 20 be had al ile COS
jzss: C. sfgaRNs, seassr
u Mercua,ile I. ibrary Associaiiea.,Jos,s.
NsAt ESQ OF Portland H1a deliver thc s'rttH go
way Tabernacle az u O'Clock.
SasJect-oa Gs1eraI Eendiag.
iIcAets 1o ce~ts each-Day DC 0btz.neG 3t Inc
me AssSciaron or AZ tie eoo- oa TIE evening Of Ie
tare.
Doc open a. /! before O'clock By order. :.
ta scs' WILLIAM II. PARKs, Rsc. see
y Rutzers ansrituie I.sctnres.1The ~,
tees have made erraaserurs for OF Less,nT
Dc gtven 90 Ihurs-ay Everng Of each week, u ee e1
ei OF The lnstitate. -
Feb Rev. Geo 3. Cheever-snbect Gcse l..s s..s
teetar- IN lis connection with Esgiish LaersIafe aa
eeve4oprrnen. OF itae Ai<.dl- Ases-s
Lectrrts eeuEecss ii Y ocsock. =. u
Fesrts1ret, az the Insstcae. GEO. W. ssTLSs.
% Chairman Lecture CofnfiA1
y Inisrnafioaua CoPzriyhf.-coaaasshEs hss E-ss
W Viii deiiyrr Lectaie eIs.iLed sssoas
1n'efess Oh The Cooatr5 10 connection WITH
CopyrgLi, AZ The acietT Library BroaiSay, a. 4. u
Leonard sUeet, &C Thursday EyeEing, fe5fns5
ocock- Tickets q each, 70 b. bad al the ar+
Library; Wiley Panar's, Bartlett Heo.e Heo n sse
leigns CroSen's Broadway; Of tae - ssscs
Chelsea Lyeerm-
II Rnese7Ps Pianesurfnna.---.PFIfoossss.s PIfoossss ger
rau2s Sc1aeraI Lectures Asroncniy WI 90
Everl1g this week az lhc A-0erTcln ins;issis
O'Clock AdniI,;aEce, 8 csn-x as-srs.st
II The Regular Caarse Of Popsisr Lsc.nres ss 4
with the piaretariunp, w! ccCaaerce on iss bsss
February next, sufficient rsr1ber Of cosse
oined 10 form class. Ticket OF ac1iiii2ice " g
ior sos 10 lectures 81 30 cis; gsnlemaa - ssi
y. 8. Season issssss Sth 1s' &c u
u New.Ferk Lycenm LeetnfeS...asss fcs
the Bfoadway TsSeTnac.c Oh ~ettsesSaS nrssIfIt
ist al haa pas, o'cioek By Rev. THOMAS 81 a.
% b. Snsf.ct-New-York under the Du.rs Cosaas1
srrnent. Tickets IS cxza-t1 BE bad Al tce uo ;sl ~
By ssreS, I. g, yQR4AS, Rsss ssss ssc
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-31

SUPREME CoURT..--SATuanaY, Jasuzry g. lsss
No. Sucui el al kc- Foster es al, ctaislsa.s and
oynesy q the sap Louisville On appeal non he cirat
the Circrit Cuu1 affirmed with eoss
NC; Lsyu, p = s-rsr, ~ Hnlgh. Ar, seasaes ipr
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-31
Rankrupm-Jan, 3e.

Charles Cooper, tus Jector. ..-..,s-........Ssvr
He,Tnan Ccg1ez Lincoln, merchant taisor a = "a
Creditor Of g. Cain, teonp1tsory) uaerrhan, ~
Eswia x. Tremain, aerebaaI.. 20
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-31

Gr For No H. OF Letter, cni Europe. AisoeatiSa 0'lo
re Press. STATE Yaiaa.ion, &c. &e. see Firs Page
vFot Speech of Hos. WILLIS HALL, and beautiful
Poem from Tie Dial see Las, Page.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-31

ry co,ses OF ias weeks Weekly Tribnse. containing
~, ,rnd.d coslng Lecture Of Or. HAWKS, may sill be
oa,ziea our desk 10 wrappers ready 20, mailing Price
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-31

MERCANTILE LrsRAKY.-The Lecture before
the Mercantile Library Association this evening is
10 be delivered by JOHN NEAL, Esq. at the Tab
srnaele. His subjsc, is q General Reading one,
We should suppose, OF general interest.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-31

G WILLIAM WALLACE of Ky. win lecture on
" The Somers Musiny, in review of the facts and
in Justification of Corn. Mackenzie, before the Be-
rean Institute, in the Church corner of Walker
snd Elzabesh-sreets. this evening. He win doubt
less discuss this imporsaas subject with en,inen,
ability and eloquenee.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-31
Cours Calendar ybi. nav.

CIRCUIT CouRr.-Nos. 81, 9i, %, 81, 9s, 80,
SO, 81, 81, los, loo, 81, IS, 60, SO, 80, Il,
50, 40, SO, 95, 81, 95, &C, 60.
ConAos PLEAs.-Nos. As, 1879, 10, Il, 20,
IS. -. 93, 100.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-31

U Mr.. MOONEY, ,he popular Lecturer on IRE.
LAMB viii deliver his Eleventh lecture this even
ing, at Concert Hall, Broadway. Subiect-En-
gland and Ireland in the 18th, l4th, and 18th cen
rnries, with special reference TO The REEoaNAr,oN
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-31

10 Hon. r. GARDNER, Member of The Legisla-
,ure Of Alsbama from Pickens County, died at his
residence on the 18th inst, after illness of two
weeks.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-31

~ All the Counties in GEORGIA but two have
been heard from, and the vote for Congress stands
For George w. Crawford, {whig}..........2i.sfS
Alex. McDousad, lLocol. ...............is672
Crawfo1ds majority. ASH
Carolland Dsde Counties msyreduce this to 4 500
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-31

r Persons wishing 10 send ,5er friends IN the conny
~, p,z,,s., e,o,iaar se a account Of The Testimony
sDd Proceedings IN the case ofihe soMERs TRAGEDY,
~, ~. of ,bs yrsseg Portrait OF the conuander &c
r NAV procure them this Office, IN wrappers ready for
mailing Pree i2s seas< Twelve copies ioT one s't3r.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-31

II NeY.York Esyceu us kseetureS.-t-ss "a,
the Broadway Tacernae.c Oh "Wednesday
ist al aasf pess o'clock, by Rev. THOMAS .Gssl g
D. D. Sesices-Ngw-Tcrk1 under the Da:cs sIs SSs1
srrrenf Teksis IS csza-tSbe bad al the uoes. ri ~
By asess, h g, FoR4As, Res ssss =.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-31

DIsTuaascEs IL CASADA.-Moye disturbance.
have broken oa, among the workuen on The Ls.
chine eaasl- Eleven hundred have struck for
wages. They moss wreschediv paid; for the
iss, three weeks they reported TO have received
oaiy limited amount Of State pay, and on the day
OF she eSciscrssns their wages declared to be, ore
shilling sud sarse per day. fPoss,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-31

= This Is the last week OF Tom Thumb az lie American
Museum. and mistake, See the General now If ever
The grand spectacis OF Napoeon crossing The Alps and
The Burning OF MOSCOW OF last night with splendid
effect as does every thing al this establishment
u Peaeis Mrseuu open. so-ngh, with variety OF en-
;ertaneas exceeding gorgeous magnicence any thing
IN tbs couauy, and worthy Of thai establishment
IN IFS palmie aays The Norwood Gyp1ey Ec2an con
day and evening.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-31

SAD DgATH.-A stranger calling himself q
learneynen Printer, being evidently insane, went
into sbs barn of Capt Hunme! las, week, in Penn
township, Union county, Pa, where men were en-
gagged in thzeshing, and ,hres,saed 10 run himself
shroagh the machine. Before he could be ar
Ses'sd ne seized bundle OF straw and threw him
self in, He WAS drawn back Instantly but not ua-
Ill his srm was torn od ia shreds 10 the elbow.
His arm was anpasased-se rnaniies,ing no pain,
bu. he died 6ew days after
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-31

Toss. Pa. on :he Gath, BY the falling OF the limb
OF Tree IN The woods where hs wss st sssk.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-31

WREc1.-The brig Nabob of Salem, Capt. Ne,
bic, from Cadir, with salt ard wine fer Mon,ey;.
dec. was wrecked on she 10th Nov. on the Ems.
hsh Bank. The brig and cargo VIII both prove
total loss The mate and part of the crew Is.
cssed in the long beat: the rest were taken OF by
the e. S. schooner Enterprise.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-31

ILLlSoIs.-The Legislature has elected Hon.
Richard NJ. Young, (late U. S. Senasor) Hon. j.
81, Robinson, (present U. S. Senator, whose term
expires March 4th, and Gen. James Semple, (late
Minister 10 Bogots,) Justices of the Supreme
Court, in place of Judge Ford, chosen Governor,
Judge Breese. elected T. S. Senator, and Judge
Smith, resigned. James Shields has been re-eec,-
ed Auditor, and Mr.. Carpenter Treasurer.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-31

70 Mrs. Eliza Morrison, residing in Brooklyn,
was so severely burned by her clothes taking FIRE
from coming in coatact with stove on Saturday
last. that she died on Sunday. A Coroner's jury
rendered verdic, OF death from accidental burning.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-31
y Infsrnafioauf ajopyrixfsf.

- EHIffn3tioAuf CDpyrfynfs-S+D,rrss.. g<gs9
MATHEWS viii deIyrr Leca;ie entitled Las Lasssso.s:
iniefess OF The Cooatr5 ~ connection WITH eSose
CopyngEi, a; tie SocetT Library SroafSay - a q
Leonard street, Thursday EyeHing, feofusr -, IL
ocock- Tickets q eenss each, 10 De- bad al he as
Library; Wiley Painana's, Bartlett Neilo.s a ee
letgns, Growers, Bruadwzy; Of tae Cooeasa ssscss
Chelsea Lycscm % L%--s5
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-31

~ The Pensacola Gazette states ,ha. the e. S.
steam frgate Missouri has received orders to sail
for the North
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-31

GREAT CoSFLAGRArloS.-Thc Directors OF the
Farmers Bank, atAmhers,, one OF the best in New
Hampshire, having been compelled by the aessruc-
tive policy of the State Government to close up
their business have committed to The flames over
1000 in good bank bills.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-02-11

SUGAR lusfiDf Hddling.
JnJi cents, Pair. 3iaI, PRIME, ii
10 lie Havana, wllie "a lO,, cents
brown, u Get, pt DE-
MOL tSsle 10 cs pprPbllon.
TOBACCO Exflme prices, J 10
10 cents per pound
fLOUR.--Si Pee bbl for super
inc brands
pORK,-Mlcis, 81 5ci MO. 81 a
81 20, Pine. So 80 q 80 10 pr. Dbl.
BEEF--S7 50a Si0pf. Dbl.
BACON.--lIams, o. Il 3, Canvas.
.cd do. Sasl, Sldds, - 81, Shout
dcls, cents per lb.i
IARD.--54 q 9 cents per ID.
BUTTER.--Wcslcrn, 10 Is cts.
Goshen, according n qiayty,
BA0GfNG. Western, TJa II cts
cash, India, l34 u II cts. per yard.
BALE R0pE.--Westcrn, s a 81
centsper pound.
WHlSkEY.-Sales at l9A a 90
cents per gallon.
GRAIN.-Shtlled corn, "a 35
cents per bushel. Oals 30 AL els.
per bushe.
LEAD.-sales at S3 rs Per 100
pounds.
SALT.-Coarse, 81 GA and Fine
50 IS per sack. Turks Island, 374
cents per bushel.
COFFEE.-Havana s a 81, Rio,
"a a 81, Laguayra 81, 81. Domingo,
Z IT cents per pound.
RICE.-S2 rs a S3 rs per 100
pounds.
Thonaston 81 per cask,
CANDLES.-Ncw Bedford, 6,2
lpd Nantucket Is cents per pound.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-02-11
HIGHLY CONCENTRATED SERMON.
nY OLD hundred.

My dear dandies and bellies, tops aud lrts
loalers and other stragglers, down the hill life,
my text to-day is that much used and abused
saying
"Does your mother know you're out"
Poor silly inflated grubworms, would say
from your shines and capers that she don't know
you're out. You young lady with parasol
like wiled cabbage leafon ram-rod, and chains
of hair down cache heck like bottle-taied spider
dipped ia blacking, had been making his ever
lasting elopement over your rouge colored face !,
leaving broad trail after him, and OF your back
"A peck OF bran, and your nincing gait, like you
were picking your way among rotten eggs or was
harefooted in a briar-patch. and your arm linked
to a brainess dandy (but l'll come al him as
soon as am done with you,) ~rieging along
the street, aud for what! TO hunt up Indignant
vn,ue, or suffering innocence, 70 pour balm on
the wounded spirit Of poverty, of only TO smear
vour own g,ddy heart with the conodng grease
II vanity, 10 hear fools whisper A. yo'i pass !;
"what i fair gitl''-,- Remember YAH enc, beau.