davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-24

NIHGINIA:-At Rules held in the Clerks Office OF the
pco Court Of Chancery for the Richmond Circuit the third
day Of July, Is43.
Daniel Brown Renjamn Palnoc. Thomas Meauy. Mary
Morrison William w. Mosby, Clarke and Charles l..
Mosly
Against
Liuebeuy II. Mosby Charles H. Hall ami others Defts.
The defendants above named appearance
and given security according the Act Assembly and the Rules
Of this Court and appearing by satisfactory evidence they
not inhabitants of this Commonwealth IL ordered That the
SAID defendants do here Rules be held
Monday October the bill 81 the Plaintiffs and
that Of this order be- forthwith inserted newspaper
published IN the City OF Richmond for months SUCCESSFULLY
and posted the front door OF the Capitol the said City.
A CCpy-Teste
22-wqw NJ. G.. SANDS. G. &.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-24


- 200 do do 10 Misunderstanding the dock from scr Jas
Henderson and for sale by Ian 81 SHIELDS SOMERVlLLE
Rich Retailing Dry Goods.
SOME exclusive styles of unusually rich Paris
- Wool BahOrincs
Some few enda uncofum0nly elegant Paris DC Inins
One piece heavy blue black y dc Sole
several dozcn straw white blue and every variety of black and
cord nd Give Tor Ladies
Part NJ n casc n fine undressed Shooting Linen
DO do do Birdeye Diaper for Aprons, &c.
Few lengths of Rich Foulrd Silk, ATS cents per yd
Great variety handsome Lawns be- od NJ reduced
Very variety neck hat and Rbon elegant
and low
Ono piece very heavy waterrd blue black de Sole
A vefyrfca variety ood and black sk perhaps the great
IN
A par u enrolyuew Summer Plaid SN, price
Low priced Foulari Silks, &C, &c &c.
And IN Cloths Housekeeping Linons. British and
American Coitona Fannels The good and
now the being made better by The subscriber who
avre Tor northern and markets. simultaneously
the appearance the advertisement for that purpose.
~ tenth NJ September he viii BE- able N
inspection perhaps good stock b. Inns had IN
the mean time the Goods enumerated
will reduced prices though The prospect that all
descriptions b. higher than when they laid in.
au Is THOB. ". PRICE
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-24

" lNN'lNla Al MUGS ilClu IN the SIeTk Vi
fee OF the Superior Count OF Cancey Richmond
Circuit the hnh day Of June, ISi3.
Carer H. Harrison Elizabeth J. Darlington,
Cd. PIT.
Against
James w Alexander and Elizabeth wife, formerly
CahcuL and other nens.
The defendants above named appearance
and given according the Act OF Assembly and Rules
Of tins Court and appearing by satisfactory evidence that
not inhabitants of this Commonwealth II ordered That
said defendants do here the be- heh
Monday October and the bill of plaintiff
copy thu order be forthwith newspaper
published the City at Richmond for months successfully
and posted the door OF to Capitol City.
Copy-Test''
WM q. SANnS q.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-24
COMMISSIONERS OrrIcE, !

COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, I
Richmond, 18th July, lS43. I
Pursuant the foregoing decree, the creditors of Alexander Me
Kim. who claim share the proceeds OF the conveyed
deed of the Both OF March, 1890 from Alexander Me
kim Geo Winston and Edmund Bailey, hereby notified
office the City of Richmond by 10 O'Clock A. NJ
Thursday the 18th day Of October and their claims
the parties hereby
day and the time and with the for
settlement aud the evidence enable perform the
duties required by the foregoing decree.
g-MQw JOHN SHORE
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-24

NIRGINIA-At rules held in the Clerks office
ofhe Superior Court fChancery Circuit
third day of July, Is43
John l.. Saunders, Plaintiff,
Elizabeth w. wirt, l.. NJ. GoLisborough, and other
Defendants.
The defendants above named appearance
and according
this Court aud appearing by satisfactory evidence
inhabitants Of this Commonwealth II ordered That the said
defendants do appear here the rucsto held Monday
October anl the hill Of and Il copy
thus onier he forthwith inserted newspaper published
the Cit of Richmond for
front door OF the Capitol IN the said City.
\ Copy-Tcste:
ju 2l-wqw wM. g. SANDS, G. C.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-24

NlRGlNIA-At rules held in the Clerks Office
ofhe Superior Court Of Cancey the Circuit
thri day OF July, IsI1
Daniel L. Miller and John Cooper merchants and partners
under III, firm OF Miller & Cooper, Pnfs,
Sarah Haney, and other
The defendant above named appearance
and according the Assembly
OF this Court and appearing by satisfactory evidence
inhabitan of this Commonwealth 1t ordered That
defendant appear hare
m October and the bill OF a
OF this order be- forthwith inserted newspaper
the City Richmond
front door Of the Capitol ia the said City.
4 Copy-'Tcsc
m2l-wqw WIN C. SANDS G G
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-24

the United States Count Eastern District Of Virginia
June 20 lsi3 Ia the Of Bankruptcy OF 49, r. WATKINS
the County o buckingham the Eastern Virginia District
The said H. T. Nakns who has dcctc bankrupt by thus
Court having filed petition for his discharge ordered
that notice thereof be- published newspaper printed the city
Of Richmond, 30 day least before the 3Oh day August
when hearing will be had the said the United States
Court Room the Of Richmond AMI all creditors
proved their ab and other appear
said and place, aud show they why pray
OF the said petitioner should be granted.
Copy-Tcsic:
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-24
sUrEr,IOn nLn nI,ANn

LAWNS MUSLlNS g. BALZORINE MUSIINS.
"A HEAUTIFIL assortment VI the above roo,isat
j. u. CUNNlNGHAMa
du 'hnap cash dry ROOls street Shockoe Hill
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-29

HAY-The demand is good, and sbou, 200 bales have
been taken IS 50 and advance cansed by The purchases
for Government in Florida The maske, is clear but
| considerable supplies are eIlected tomorrow.
WHISKY sale OF 50 bbls. Star Prison has been
made a, 22c- Drudge IS selling freely al 9lo.
NAVAL STORES.-W- notice sales 60 bbls South
ern Spirits Turpentne at 3ic,
sTAVEs-smeil parcels being received rI lrpn IN she
South and by the river bu hear OF no se.' me ony
movement is cargo heiag shipped TO { adiz from nii ~
TALLOW.-1hste some inquiry d, d 60 e, ~. ~ w
Gle plenty. We notice sale OF 2oV'o ios'
Rendered at &c.
ToBACCo-At auction, e, hhds. kentucky sold al 3
GRoCERIEs.-ws notice sale 100 hhd' Porto Rico
nss, =, :! G5c and zoo bags Rio Coffee at -.
WINEsEAt auction the hefoowing sales have been made:
llo casks Malmsry As GO: 65 do Sicily MADEIRA al
3 35 do Calabria Por al IL 10; 10 do Port al d
81: 10 do Pale Sherry 10a 100; 10 do. Brown at 81
90 q do Gold al 81 10 do Imitation Port at 2Sc
LEATHER-A, auction 1000 sides hsmigek Sole ole
heavy do III 49, good and damaged, loi IL poor do
- aa,-considerabe improvement from last sales.
PR0vIsIONs.-The Inarks; Is quiet without change
in price Of importance. Sales ew hundred obls Pork at
62l IS for Prime and 10 623 for Mess; Old Mess
So Old Prime 81 with sales 200 bbl, BEEF * good de-
mand but hear of large sales: Mess 75a IS for
Country and City. and Sc 30 for Prime Country and
CITY. Lard wanted bu; below the market For
prime kegs 6I asked, 64 offered Sales 30 bb!s No al
6c. Low grades of Butter wanted and We notice sales
100 packages Ohio at g. &C. We believe there IS notag
10 b. had below &C. Cheese quiet &C. The better
qualities are scarce We quote Pickled Hams Il s.;
Shoulders a3i; Sides / u: Smoked Hams 81 =;
Shoulders Al Sides ) % Sales 600 infer Smoked
Hams at &c, Smoked Beetle Sales II lds Beef Rounds
at sic
WINDOW GLAss-A, auction -2s5 boxes 7xs Wood
lawn at 25 30: lQ5 do, sxl0 do. .2k 27I; 10 do
61s Gloucester Is; SO do. 7xa do. 20 ~ 355 do
s,lo do. 20 -; y do. Gsl do. 22k 63 do 9s2 do
62|: do. Q, l3 do. co. ~ do. 1Gri2 do co. lbs do
l0s4 do. 20; 2s do 0xl6 do 20; II do llsl1 do 2-
% do lx5 do 65: 10 do ll1l6 do. 20, do llSl7 do
20; 30 do. la,l6 do. 2@; - do. l2Sls do 75 ~
Is do. I2x20 do. S2I; 40 do. liX20 do 90; do ltN22
do. 90; l6 do 6xS Hammon,on 80; o35 do. la9 do
375, sll do. SslO DO 81! 40; u do 9xll do. 40;
81 do 9xl2 do 62l do. 91l3 do IS; Il2 do l0xl2 do
to; l67 do. lOs4 do So - do l0sl6 do. 80; II do
lri do 81 % do. ll1l5 do. So do. llNl5 do. 65;
do. l2.l4 do. 65; SO do l2xl6 do 80 92; l0j do
l2,S do 9O do. l2x2O do. ST. do. 1915 do. 81 90
do l4x2O do. 20: do. l4S22 do. 40 do l5N20 do
, 10: 5 do. l5N22 do y 80; > do. l6S20 do , 30.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-29
I)i ED.

On Friday morning, esh inst after lingering illness.
Elizabeth Louisa, daughter OF George sud Sarah Truman,
aged 20 years
On Thursday evening, Thomas Smith Of Thomas S.
and Catharne undel aged year, month, and 10
days.
On Thursday, 27th EenFlandrow, aged years, daush,
ter OF john Flandrow.
On the 9th INST Mrs Teresa Miller wife Of Henry Mil
On THURSDAY 27t inst, after protacted illness, Jane,
wife of Philip Collins
At SMYRNA Delaware (a tn" residence Of Benz Coombe
ESQ on FRIDAY morning, 2ist last the ErN. isaac r. Will
let The deceased his from attending the An
nua Conference of the NJ. f. Church recently held IN PHI
On the 27,ir ;, his residence in Catsk Nh David G.
Ar sswsrk, \ J. on the I'D, inst Jededah J. Nichols
Al Toronto, I'D, inst yil;iam leslie, Of te firm of Les
lie Brothers.
Al Halifax " S on the 10Th Catharlne, the wife Of
Capt. John Willis, formerly resident OF thus CITY!
sea- on board bark Nalpuaisc, from Canton Dec Is
1912 Peter Anderson, seaman.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-29
CLEARED,


c, Charleston. Eldfdr. Bremen g s Schumacher.
Brene, bark Johan G,o-, Geerken, B'em-n Oef'chs y
BI,r, Abby 8mefi, CoIlyurn, Mramch Nesmith Leeds
"a. Galveston Durr. Galveston, Badger Peck; Row
land ,,,,u,s Bath EwelI X Co; Madison, Bukley, ss
ynnah Surge Chairman; George Hill! Ch.fi.''on So
G Buikl-y.
{ co. Louisa Gus Boston 5 w Lewis: Samuel \ Ap-
nrton. Boston; La Grange, Aea Phi!alelPhia Mac
k.r; VI Robertson, Pugh Newbern, ) Mitchell; m
Hart, Candy Wilmington, NC, Powell; Ihoie' Ben
nett, Philadelphia
Brig Georgana, Bedell Is ds I'm Apalachcoa, cotton to
NJ Bedell. u,;,...aa Nc co,,on
70 sehr ;eilr Industry fun NBealorl, oil to order.
scr Ceres Tarbox n ds I'm Noreans. sour SC to the
schr Fransln Hammond 10 ds FIN Darisn, Ga, rice to
ScS, C-a5a Humphreys, ds I'm Wilmington, NC, naval
sI5gs ,sb % Eizabr, JGyce Is om irieha via Halifax
No vessels in sight atsun-iowa Wind "s"
SAILED,
s,-,b sb.,fs C;ray Antwcrp; Huntsville; Mum
fo, Kew OrIeans bds Russell Thompson, West ladies
aud Others.
Shin Gardiner from Charleston, for Liverpool before re-
ti below Bath l-aky 2oh, arrived up same day o' re-
S Fame Melvin of and I'm S, Johns, struck Ave
Roc
49,, pigeon Cove where she filled The vessel IS
db damaged but will dschaIg- her cargo plaster and
ps, Of hem. brig about 50 ee; keel - "A feet BEAM
, bot,om cargo far ascer,ain-d assorted scanting
- and shng-s had been scut,l-d and abandoned
about four months was towed INTO Bermuda ps
ps 70 the 9th piece OF board had also been
ncted up with N-wbeu, NC, on it, apparently from the
Sclan brig Eolo Capt CssteIlsno sailed fIom PhIlaei-
mia afy in Sept last Tor Palermo, and has not since been
heard from
18th inst. Ia; Az Ion - T. brig Sea Bird I'm NYOk for
ssdTn sd Instant brg James wson from New York for Mar
30 date la. IS Il. ion 81 ship Gen vsaze cour'land ifH
18th u Chatham Light, West go miles passed brig b
/ low steering Sc >-r, e.
Apr 20 .r 80 l. ION So 49, Czarins of Boston, I'm Hava
aa for S, Petersburg. .p.,a,
Ns.ch 81 Lar 81 s3 Ion 55 bark Manchester, of Paiaaei
phia, I'm 81 Domingo city for AatweEP.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-29
E.cHAscs-Domt,rrc Aso FoprrcN.

The friends of Ohio talk very confidently Of The positive
.tnspy Of the payment OF the July interest We under
fhd that The Secretary of the Ohio Life and Trust Com
ans Mr Perkins, will cash the July interest," deductng
buI per Cent; and the January interest," deducng ten pei
rnt
The American Exchange Bank has declared v vidend
per of the profits of the last six months ayab
the lst poNmo the stock is selling 10 per cent d!yi
bnd of. This Bank holds $4,000 Illinois Canal Bond
1880 costing the Bank par thus absorbing about one
third Of its capital the remaining twohirds has been
poi,ably employed in the general business of heking
has WELDED dividend Of per per annm the ent
capital Of 81 900 600. Estimating the Canal Bonds at pres
m market price, go per cent? the stock is *or,h above 81
psF cent;
The Bank Of the State Of. NewYork has declared diy
depd OF 3 pei. gent. Tor the last six months.
The Moyanensmg Bank has resumed business rcdeeminc
aud deposits specie specie funds, demand
The Philadelphia u s. Gazette expresses the belief that
the passed the session Of the Penn Lee
gi,ltue providing for the sale Of the Main Line of State
works from Philadelphia to Ptburg, will be approved by
the Governor and become law.
As Of the indications of improvement business,
notice that the Nail Factory Noristown,
ra recommended operations with full of hands,
Thursday last and expected the rollng.m connected
with will 20 into operation in the of few weeks.
The extensive milling establishments in that borough
now In full cperaon and business generally has revived
considerably
1T NewOeans on the GOTH there was received in specie
inm NewYprk SiC3, ,74s; Vera Cruz 100000, and the
ea'ReJ Josephine from Philadelphia, had also very large
gR0pu,
STATE OF THE PLANTERS BANK OF TEN.
NESSEE, MARCH t. 1913
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-29

Ol7 On Saturday last, as two boys, sons Of Mr..
Henry S. Richards, Of Po'iglikcepsic were sail
ing on the river a short distance north of that
village, in sa-boat their craft was suddenly
capsizcd by a flaw of wind, and the youngest OF
them drowned the eldest swimming ashore.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-29

u young man named George w. Wood,
pretending to be deaf and dumb, at Catskill, was
arrested few days since on charge OF attempting
brutal outrage on the person Of little girl nine
or ten wears of age.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-29
public Stock Exchange, April rs.
sEcoSb BOARD.
cfcom,,,crciaI ana Money Matters.

IT,. s,. Of State Securities the Board 10 the
,or 500 600 Ohio Sizes declined from the first sale,
nj left off a, per cent. advance on yesterdays price.-
r"s,neky fell off !. Illinois improved l; Bank Of Com
a.,es scrip, Il Farmers Loan !; Paterson J. Mohawk
LsI;aed 1; Stoningon
The Bill make, continues steady. Sterling e. az Francs
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-29

rosr OFrrcE NEw-YoRS, hrgi2i ls.2.
English Mails.-Letter BAGS per Royal Mail
Steamer Britannia which leaves Boston Monday next.
MAJ will be closed the Upper aud Lower Post Offices
Saturday the 18th instant - minutes past o'clock !. VI
al 81 JOHN LOKLMER GKAuAM, I. VI.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-29

- r,.,plpg. yerdict-cane to his death by &C,
tsz G,0SaE For yp.-The dead body Of man witt, the
pf,o was found floating in the dock at the Fu
q. ,oda,. He aboa' so years Of age recently
Fer! nd the body taken 70 the deadhou'e TO be
tsssS5 sbre the Coroner will hold the inquest on satui
t-r.n,upg.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-29

MrRDER.-On the night of the Sth inst. a most
shocking murder was committed on the West
Fork of Little kanawha, in this county. A Mr..
Nicholas was shot in the dead hour of night, while
asleep, in bed with his wife and child-the ball
passing through his breast The rifle was fired
through the door Of tic cabin On the Coroner 5
inquest it appeared it was the decd Of several OF
the dcccascd's neghbors, in revenge for some
trifing piquc which they had against him. Sew
en- men have been arrested, and arc now in jail to
await their trial kanawha (Va.) Rep.
n On Wednesday last, a man named Tctro
committed suicide by hanging himself 70 beam
in ncighbor'5 barn, in the parish of St Grcgoire,
near Montreal.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-29

D. The Mormons arc about building new
city at Shokokan, three miles below Burlington,
Iowa, on the Mississippi.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-29

AUCTION NO1TCE-RENIOVALa and SALE
" CARTER & co. will remove their Auction and Fri FRI
yl Sales Room ON the May the large store No BIG
ERo,pw,Y (Ciothic alll where they vii have their first
extensive sale elegaut Furniture aud splendid Intery on
W.lnrs.Lar lh MAY. at half past II Oc!Ock a2J 81
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-29
Y importation of European soeks.-p.

AFfLETON Co, spo Brosiway respectfully inform the
house in Loudon No Is Little Britain md invite the sttec
the friends Of Literature the important advantages
the establishment affords for the importation ei b2oS T
cialy ordered Among the variety OF publications
abroad. comparatively few for sale ths country
great therefore obystf by tis meat
person leave hi order fog yNrrlculr work nt
BY the rapid communication OF steamers tie hook Is Ii hand
IN few weeks
Architects and Mechanics and all who rate
foreign books country he lli coIin
sion oi ten Pr cent. the cost procure ant work published
Books for incorporate, institutions Will be imported free Of
Co. have in addition to their branch IN Loedon,
Iisel throuchoul CisImsnyolso IN Brussels Paris florence
and NaJd: h, they prepared 10 eNscate with Sci
isS ny rrt51a aa@ Fsmr m mr. SSnsot5 AL TS Bs5 MarSe @
he necessities Of .nch facilities Tor SPEEDY supply oi
P'Ss Tom The book naItS u Europe ma long ptt it
hr adtantigss which hsS offer 70 ieearl is'u' pro-
gentlemen and e literary lrbiIc At i'tse all VII! ac
D Co: are constantly receiving Old Books every de-
paF'n-nt OF Literature Science and l The aud curt
ols works embraced Ia collection may not be known 10
W b,I I our CITY comprising ya!letE OF lluaintteu @
10 call.
Catalogue of the modem Eo.sh Book, for sale is now
ready OF the old Books from hSs rsSt rarie;g and -
Tuspr change, and th bcrs no Duplicates impossible
Orders intended Tor the steamer f May >l should ~
handed in b. O'Clock, 18th iaSt.
u Last Juvenile Musical Festival for the
10 BE- given IN hs Brnadway tabernacle 81 Friday
singers Mr. g. those Who houos.d him with their
presence the festival iiri l9h that i Is srlynr-
pee @ :hs; wec S most i,ir at c trt f,iva m m H. ys
peated with the addition OF many equally interest.
ing. Tickets y cents.
4 few more members admitted the Choir upon
application Mr. Bradbury Saturday morning at 9 o.
clock Monday afternoon at O'Clock the hlSnent OF
the Allen-st Presbyterian Church Grand as 2is.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-29
AUCTION SALES.

josiah Richards, Anetioueer
RI BANGS, RICHARDS " PlATT.-Store
IL 100 Brosdway
L6sr cash advances made on eoayisamsats fos auction
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-29
Augustus Van Amrinse, Auctioaeer.
DY r. p. BINBY X CO.-Sales Room NO.

Y
RY r. p. BlAbl y G0.-Sales hoo"' NO "
trr.ruRs &c the Furni'gr Carnet,ns Sc;i Tfns Gnn;
I,IlS' phY. (SarmTdsy Gt &n. alto o'clock An;
Book PAPER &c-TfIlS EytNtNt at ! % 9cofk, a.
the sales room sISf and splendid o R,n School
Books Capanl Letter PAPER &c by catalogue a2e II.
,-r-,Iy CTDI- CIpE pEDN TNIENrr Tho
N r. pIth III :, NJ -. : - -; ! ,,,,,
Members oi u he ',n m m tb = wv .
Tisl,> rrHS Just finished ' MARTIN w. ENMoNSt
, as I'm, I'm ~ 1vn 5R FR5Ts@insi jI5s re.
lf;AS NJ l1 ,,a saac,ai ,Ssartmen
= ceved rom ldcon % Samrbo" @ and P"nchons Tcts-
Also arss stock Of fresh Emil I9eG Sr 1sh bW
Thsh y arr o # m Sit %oe,a saie and s etn % GoceFs $50
1ireenwelst1set, cor. liur1ay. ;, -. ,n.. ,ho,,
good, b BY ths quantity would do we'll them ca pre-
vions to purchasing. -,-,. az wv,
DucAIioNslT5 .i ana d the , & NISstI ,,, SA"si ,Y S
h. nn,cJ tn recsv" mls at No. 81 For.,trr ON We'd
M Iesay ts n "a fy yo,h i ims p s Pt t,r , Nh - and ID
character Cor attention viii secure from lie public ac2nt"oa-
ton ot It's support 1cane,,s l9r q ="
flnr with an assortment Of A,ral and tall L7mps and
ansrti's, ~ % M - pot, Iyorv handled Tab. Cut.
M pLi!1,n" s -. offraJ Ar rsdnced pricGs by
'eil -. s.:. 49, AZ " INHERIT REACH If; Chatam.si.
w w CHESTER q co. have Just received .
r . W rr,,r m oC BII SSH / S and ROYAL ARPET.
INC which ar, ,sr or.nr, aud are Offered sale chrap
Wilton Carle!ipy aad great yEy OF GmTrnS m N srH ri
"!dho lias iatnl iooT 1b yr F"miiirt
81 Wish VIII o' i,i a. 81 t " " III 80, ' ,t.,,
abo"l tntil>il'ls VIZ w M - ~ @
vIvINDOW SITADt,S-A X J. II. ParSell, 10
w ~, i,x, f, ,l rh. most ,pI.ndid in this
-hcDo'i- -t's!,"e. na,? =. 90. % ~ & IL =, nal. ,Ja
"! o ~ ~ - ,i';c n,.r,ors p.rsn.c,iyrs
c0ors du!apief cJnsa,illS - Wg,i,,,r,n r,s,.
inc In. Dsaware and scripture pieces of the brilliant
M nj ~ III L;nis n.nted n order, and wafrlnt.d to wash
p Se,I.n Nin;,,ure Painting II.
. -. -, -, 1,,,, +, ,3I J., n NJ,
I1ANlNTJDN'S. ONLY Ecl hDl4h.IliE-NI
" WINDOW SHADES!
Cl..a,..r than the cheapest and better than the best,
nr;,I.,nd M, H,,s sson, in rusIity
CD ScrolI C.",srs tiy. ,hlIiucs per pair.
do Iendscsrr Vignettes one lolar-a better and richer
Rcb ssrneFy irom Views the Rhae in Switzerland
hi5y C Sc-' ao s";r mrrn and other A6beys-rc
n9n At so,,R2ad l.s' @ ,ir fsf''"s 'e'o''
Trepatnt Signs executed the very best manner at prices
10 SUIT the times I,,,,,cb a2y I'm
lteitctnry oisis ron nom g'' ;.
ORIGINAL GRAHAM lloIIA e R.,-I. Goyeti' 'lo 1.5ar
food that IS the I InGst o,,oar co,rsn'y''' 10 D''
Room ,ied ga IN n a2a no @ cs
have without ehh Tor Tue E a shS ms s%nl %
ng or departing Strangers from abroad VII not be requested
no tobacco have Judgement and flesh grease and mar
cotics oi al ~, Sinis f W WIZ ~, ~ rnr IL -
ieiaf cal cal anu Ia,a ~. - n Rn,,y srn-e, ap2of
eg1I7 -; 20 M a-,. - 6-oeyoIence
n u a 81 AIM, p'it .. i'Iiti' VI ~ - a.
cherr1ns 20 @ tot; fI ia - H. T1ryi rnfsrpgi,es of
d NJ fh nrincir~ Of Association Tor improving So
ff@rs as fr DONATION 10 any Association for te en-
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-29

The above condensed statement in which the details
" he Branches omitted. II would appear from it that
zoe amount of discounts round numbers approaches
seoeo0 TO which be added Si0o 600 of cas-, neans,
T:uooo Tennessee Bonds rapidly rising In value and
about 500 cdpsidered sound exclusive Of 5000 900
ssneadet debt and 500 900 decidedly lost The liabilities
~ post notes deposits. dues to ocr Banks and circulation
seoat $4,000, leaving Sl5000o0 stockholders, and
whatever tiIs suspended debt may be worth
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-29
EVENING EDITION.
SATURDAY,. 8 o'clock p. NJ.

The GEOLOGICAL AssoclAT1oy.-The Evening
Journal contains sketch OF the proceedings OF
the American Association of Geologists now In
session at Albany. On Thursday Professor L. C.
BECK read an interesting paper on 1gneous action,
which cl;cited some debate. Prof DANA, IN speak
ing of the snbjcct maintained that water at the
bottom of the ocean might become heated to q
degree much beyond the ordinary boiling point,
by submarine volcanoes and vet be kept in its
position for long time without rising or ming
ling with the colder water, by the mere weight of
the superintendent fluid. This position was We
hcmently combated By member of the Asso-
citation, who insisted that it was impossible TO
heat water as hot at the bottom Of the ocean as II
was in kcttie-inas1rucfl as the tnorcnt vol
ume of water became heated at the bottom It would
rise 10 the top and give place TO the colder water
which in its turn would rise &c. Mr. DAN,s
position was maintained By Messrs. REDFlELD,
EMERSON, and HouGHToH. Prof. BAILEY. OF
West Point read apaper giving the results OF hls
discoveries Of the existence, form and character
of CRYSTALS in the barks, leaves and ashes OF the
different kinds of woods. 1t was well illustrated
by beautiful diagrams More than million of
these CRYSTALS may be found in single square
inch of the libcr of the wood. DR.. OwEN read
long and intcscsting paper on the Geology OF the
Western States-principally of Indiana and the
Ohio Valley. This elected an interesting de
bate.