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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-10
IMPROVED YEAST POWDERS.

THINTT- IHEANTHfHI IHAfN,
'OMBlNlNG economy and having used
- satisfaction
this article with confidence We prepared quantity
fresh and properly labslrd with DIHEcIIoNs
These Powders admirable in making
all kinds Of Batter Cakes and
rendering the batter perfectly light reay baking
slant they mixed Buckwheat and
with these Powders less likely disagree
than those made with yeast ami requires
prepare for making, the possibility Of having
urey avoided
bEEcuoSs-Putt the oa white paper
separate vessels and and hall gill;
three OF batter little thicker she d.
qui which the powders dissolved ready baking
STIR 90 'I one n the dissolved powdersihen
We'll and baking Immediately sisHf further agitation
Han of each powder Tor 81 puts Prepared and FOR
sale by BOLTON < HARRISON
Corner Main Governor street,. below the Eagle ruins
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BARGAfNS! BARGAfNS!! BARGAINSg!!
MOTHER supply received The large ana well ~.
eetsd assortment of fashionable cheap ros- which in
Wis he attention OF buyers Coz only they may 1yor
Inc with cali depend finding cheap not
any Other estab-hmeni ey,he following comprising par
- and "a bro cotton Cloth. u s. O. T. and higher
-. rs and - bleaehed do NJ T. Sc T. Z, o and no
- AMI - oeh Maryland and brown shsetinr
Caiieoesof all kinds and pnees n s. o. 10 and si
ANon-iale aud lson-ialc Nankeen. 4, o. nd
Maneheser No oznabur. tchsaper than ever known,
Morton 4. I and q do
Merchants Petersburg anda do
Eagle do and 2 do
Reducing. 81. !, &. o. 10 and I2l
Apron Checks 81, :. I, g. 10 and I2l
Furniture plaids and stripes for do and i2S
Az Kinds OF Cotton rantaloon stuff for boyr. ial
do do Gahbroon- and sumner cloth 10
Brown French linen drilling Is. isi, 20 aud rs
Grass l.incn for coats. IS To 55l
White satin Linen drilling S7i to rs
I" Duck Drilling 35l to 81
Irish Linens all kinds prices. go to so
Brown and bleached Holland i2l 10 37l
Irish Linen. 2set.
- bro Holland for pants IS
Hueknbaek and Russia Diaper, rel. Ia Isi and IS
Unblt ached Table SO TO
Bieached and satin damask Diaper Is S. and inward.
few very large erunb cloths
With other articles which tedious IN .
OF which whit sold at the lowest possible price, only by
w MEREDITH
p few docs above X. n
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-10

y the United States Court for the Eastern Dis.
of Virginia Norfolk May 3rd lsI3-CHRIsroPHER
MILLER Of Norfolk having filed ms petition
day Of January last that nc be declared bankrupt
And the former order made the
ordered that all claiming be creditors
TOPPER Miller show the the Goth
why the said Christopher Miller declared
bankrupt pursuant the Congress
OF this order be published the newspapers according
22d and 2Ith rules OF
Copy-Testc,
lQ-law5w A A COWUERy Clark
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-10
REAL BLESSING To MOTHERS.

nR. PARRIS'S CELEBRATED AMERICAN SOOTHING sY-
~ RIP, CHILDREN CUrrtNG TENTH
To NA aAd .NsrsesIhis inlble remedy has preserved
hundreds Chrlren when thought recovery from eonvuons
A. syrup rubbed the the chd Will
This preparation innocent efcacous and pleasant
child viii refuse be rubbed with When
tie Of four months though there appearance teeth
bottle Of the syrup should b. used the
Parents should be without this syrup the nursery where
children. II a child wakes
fan the the syrup Immediately by opening
and healing the thereby preventing Convuon Fe
&C. To be had OF
PEYTON JOHNSTON. Agent.
mn Rlchmnnd
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-10

Tobacco VII p1fclso upon "s Judgment" but sedrrs him.
erer tsserals shah be obtain the gtea
a1ftef rrer snf d1cs fear comparison prees with any
h NJ cry. or Having Ind thirteen years experience p
TEtpE coy slime. be- appeals thosc who had or
parfnas ~ i1gnr regard 70 hs business qualifications
q3-dSrtf
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-10

io hereby cerG that afflicted several years
lent - headaehe which attacked onen about
week causing o. large quantities n he and
es ior day alta time hat eou 1.-THE pain being
eTrmeaung over or both eye that my health materially
impaired i procured bottle ~ smiths Buers RonpvitOr Of
Health BY which entirely relieved and have
nInrd good health f1r months ueef only bottle
AMI have been much benefited that confidently
~ o AMI ted similarly. induced try ds remedy
' recommendation NJ respectable Lady omy acquaintance.
had been similarly afflicted and WIN that confident that
from h' vnnee NJ be could hive been n
che bad mt used Tho remedy referred which entirely relieved
BE- MT unpleasant take and OF the bile gently
bowels IN opinion valuable remedy Gwen under my
hafdn ittI July, 1879. a. WRIGHT.
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ws-wrrw HENRY GIBSON, Clerk

IN the United states Court for the Eastern
District ofNiTgina Richmond March isl3-In the mat
Of bankruptcy OF JAMES WARRINGTON the CITY of Rich
mond m the Eastern Virginia District The said Warrington
who has been deereed bankrupt by this having pe
for his discharge Il ordered thereof
published newspaper printed City Of days
least before the 18th day Of July hearing
petition United CITY
OF Richmond and all creditors who proved
other appear place
show they have why the OF the said petition
should not be granted.
A Copy-Tetc.
ap HENRY Clerk
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-10
BONNETS! BONNETSM


w II. CHRISTIAN n co have Just re
w Of fashionable SPRING BoNNEIs
and FLOWERS, which Will be sold cheap. for cash Il
4 a Hhds prime Porto Rico Moiasses
HI q hhds do do do Sugar.
60 bags RIO eodee--reeeiving, for sale by
anil LEWIS VERB
FANCY HDKF>, &c. &C.
II AIDES Fancy Silk Hdkfs and Scaris
M 10. do Gauze do do do
Hensitched and corded Linen Cambria Hdss
Cnloured French Lawns and Cambrcs
Bazonne Lawns and Mousin dc Lanes
Black and white and coloured GinFhams
Handsome Spring Calicoes. very cheap
Superior bieaehed Cotton Shifting
do DO sheetnR, 1874 wide
81 Linen Table Diaper cheap
Dowas and Linen Diaper for towening
Irish Linens and Birds Eye Diaper.
good Of the above goods for sale cheap
J. b. CUNNINCHANrs
70 Cheap Cash Dry Goods Store
GAIT. OIL, &c.-Day expected, per sehr Leonnc, from
- New York
Turk Island and Ground Alum Salt
Best Sperm Oh
Pearl Barley
Salad OIL and
Smoked Herrngs-for sale.
ma Ie-lM RoYALL a MORGAN.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-10
POLiSHING PONDER

POLISHING POWDER,
foR polishing Bns and other Metals requiring high md dlra
jeei 70 cofroson producing polish an any other
IN use and e ea-' with which applied an o5jeet u,
metallic and wherever introduced given perfect satfae
uoa IT, superior qualities av, eIsj preference over
any similar preparation offered 10 The public jIsf
@ey aps ALEXANDER DrvAL 90.
STRdIg GOODS! -5PRlNG sTOCK!!
w a u. y. CARPENTER would respectfully
invite ihc attention n CITY and County their
from their mandatory cpfnpfng assr1sn NJ rofn
straw cywe Willow ana rinsy Brad Bonne NJ The --latest and
ea Flowers &C. Eewhcb my VIII se ~ INV for cash A. can
BE- bought In The Norsn marke or Store under Exchange
heading Room no
SEEDs.-Timotiy and Herds Grass seed Tor sale by
CHESTS Eun 6ne g. ?. Tea ur r,eev,dand Tor ale lows
- for cash by WADE W woOLDRlDOE
mh % door below the Ben
FAMILY CARRiAGE.
FIRST RATE hand well kept
~ and ven Iitle worn for sale ven bw, ~
api3 FRY 4 60.
FRENCH BRANDY.
4 HALF PIPE ! g. ]. Dupsy"
9qr Casks .cognae"-ofsu superior quality.
api9 "a WINSTON.
DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS, OILS,
DYE sTUFFs, WINDOW GLASS, &C.
Ok Bbls. Castor Oil
E'( 1900 d. Ep,on saHssOo superior Poland Starch
100 bs Tufksy Opiun1-iO0 kegs White Lad
hhs Linseed OIL hiris Lamp OH blds I.ampblaek
800 boxes Window Gass-3OO ba Spanish Indigo
500 bs Gum Ambc-i bid Nadier
~ bib C0pporss2O bbls Clipped LogTO0di0 bbis Alum.
The above. win general and wen selected stock Of ARTICLES
offer quantities purchaser very
approved credit and solicit ne attention of county
chants and others
mr. 3o-0 ALEXANDER DUvAL A. 90.
RICO COFFEEs, BAH LEAD, SUGARS, sc.
~ 4 Bags Rio Conees prime quality,
@t+t 50 Bo1es Tiurs Candies
40 Rags Race Ginger
Casks Bar Lead,
40 B0res Wool.eys Sugar
20 Bbk Brazil white do. For sale by
ap13 DAVENPORT a ALLEN.
SEoARssOOO cunones segar, o and wen cured ioL ale
- JAMES A. PArTRSON.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-10
n n the u nitcd States Court for the Eastern IBIS.

IN the United States Court for the Eastern Dis.
Il uet OF Virginia Norfolk May 3rd iss3:-GEoRGE e.
BOuRDETrE OF the Town having filed
ton the l,h day Of February praying that he be de-
earc bankrupt And that the publca
ton OF persons appear
against said petition has not been published conformity with the
rules IT Court therefore ordered all persons claiming
be creditors OF the said George e.
the Sdh day OF June the
deie hou be declared
that BEHALF and That OF this order be published
the newspapers according the 2sd
A Copy-Tests,
Iq-law5w A. A. COwDERy Clerk
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-10
TO FAMILIES AND INVALIDS!

PARTNERSHIPS OF COLUMBIA for the
- HAIR, which viii stop Il falling
places and on children make grow rapidly those who have
p Find the name Of CoMsToCK Co on IT, or never try IT,
Rhcunnti,m aad IA,IENESS positively cured and all
AT'roa muscles aad bs are restored IN the old or young by the
NpIAS VEGETABLE ELIR NERVE
without the OF CoMSTOCK * 60. omit
PILES, &c. wholly prevented governed II
has come on you Use the Hays LiaeH from CON
DIR. spohn's Headache Remedy will eHeeiuaIy
SEX headache either from the Nerves bilious Hundreds OF
sniiiss are using 1t with great JOY.
DIR. n pee torant taken in time will
prevent or cure all neipient Coughs Colds and Consumption
Remember the name and get CoMsToCK's.
DaIIcy's Magical Pain Extractor SnIvc---The
and SCALDS.
To ALL THE WORLD WHO USE LEATHER IN ANY FORM.
OIL OF TANNIN, or, Leather Restorcr: A Srw
CHEMICAL DisCovEKy Most people know and hides
converted into leather by the Of Tannn extracted
barks sc.
When force and strength of Tannin
becomes dead hard dry, btte cracked
seffnoss postaess strength
and all n.y.
ue-Buhe
whole article, the OIL or TANNIN
the st and hardest leather II has been twenty
Use: fingers II impa rs at once
strength that utterly incredible
Their all respects, with delightful sone polish
all leather completely perfectly waerparieuar
y boots shoes harness, and
things made OF leather giving splendid polish higher than
the leather is used THESE ARE FACTS.
CORNS.---The French Plaster 5 a cure.
East Indian Die, any shade YOU
wish but will not color the skin
Lin's Spread PInsters: better and
ful article made Al should regularly
Sarsa PariIIa---CONSroCKS COMPOUND EXTRACT
There other preparation fSapaua that equal
this hyou Comsoeks, you superior
others II does not require putting.
KaImstock's Vcrmnfuge win eradicate all Worms, in
children adults with certainty quite astonishing.
Horses. that have Ring Bone, SPAWN windGns, &C.
cured by ROOFS SPECIFIC; and FouNDERED Horses
B cured by ROOFS Founder Ointment. Mark this all
hOrsemeni
For Richmond by Peyton Johnston Gaynor Ly-
ell one door above the Bell Tavern in Norfolk by Santos Tay
In Petersburg, Va, by Rosser & Anderson.
de 25-cIafGm
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-10

MUSIC STORE,
AND PIANO Forte WARE-HoUsE.
Opposite the Banks.
fg The subscriber is constantly receiv'
Hf III from the celebrated mandatory Of Nrss'
CIhr New and plain fano Fortes Possessing Tn
latest improvements decaey Of touch and sweetness
tone peculiar their manufacture.
Constantly IN hand a large assortment OF
Flutes. Fageolctis. Clarionetis
Guitars Niolins. Nioloncenos
Accorions Musical Boxes
Horns. BuRles and Trumpeis
Fifc- and Drums
Guitar Harp Piano Forte Strings Of superior quality
Piano Forte Stools and Covers
CHEAP MUSIC
The largest collection offered for sale in this so
may OF the subscriber who is
enaled Philadelphia and New YORK wholesale
retail prices
Tho-o purchasing again be furnished upon better term
they "a find elsewhere In the State
pPiano- repaired tuned hire and taken in exchange
+. n. TAYLOR.
RPIANo FoRTEs Of description repaired and tuned
Tuning by the year required WILLIAM KEsRsISa who's Iona
experience and ability and Piano rorte
Justly entities every confidence Guitars Nioins and Ae
corians repaired. Violin Bows haired
p-orcrs will be punctualy attended to either in
town or country. 20
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-10
IMPORTANT TO PHYSICIANS.
Prevention and Cure OF ProInpsus Uteri.
IINHE PClvie Corset and Utero abdominal Ban

Prevention and Cure OF ProInpsus Uteri.
TVNHE Pelvic Corset and Utero Abdominal Ban
n invented and patented by Dr. Ro Thompson Of Co
unhu Oh0 readily the appreciation Of physicians whc
they introduced their evidence
~ utility and them claiming
those superiority winch has elsewhere been award
Cd Them
The evidences possession Of their applicability the
n rfopsus tie The other diseases NJ that character Tor which
they recommended of certificates of appreciation
modr1nsn Justify presenting them with additional
fncr hr who may yet
opportunity Of testing value.
Th,f simplicity NJ consfuconth principles Of by which
tey effect rher ready adaptation The form NJ the patient
the m which They and decided advantage
winch Willis apparent 10 an
Them worthy ~ 81 profession AIDED
~ winch Doc ess NJ which they offered them reach
patients who would Otherwise b. dchaued instruments
me character hegause of The prcss usually Tor them
u" enane pol ' pu them no he prices induced pur
ehase r i' make them and superior instrument
one rilf the price that ote sod for
az ~ ALEN UTvAL A. CO.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-10

~ Lare u morning opening large and beautiful assortment
w NJ toihs and rlssnefes Medium and Invisible
Greens MEDIUM super Wool Blacks Common fine and
pef Blues Olives Goien browns &c and supefatve
American ~ COh winch by The yd-Aso beautiful
assortment ~ Wool Rack Blue Fancy Casmees our pre-
sent assortment Of these Goods superior that u any former
s'aaon and % greatly reduced prices
apu RENT. Kendall A. ATWATER
lALMOF COLrMBfA-rhe best cheapest preparation
- ue hairever offered 10 the public Tor ale BY
nh if--1m j. ". EUETACE A. Son.
4 ENTLEMENs OVER sHOEs-Just received a splendid ar.
~ uee ofie Patent Rubber over Shoes for Gentlemen
aiO SAM. PUTNEY.
IlUTTRR vENfsON,-Fresh roll and hrkn puttef, and
- lot very Vonison received and Tor se BY
PARRISH 4 BEAZI.EY
a9 Cary street
VlRANDY. PORTER Ge -very 6ns ~ London Dock Brandy
- London Brown stout DO. Pale Ale, for sale
ap3 w. ". HARRISON
GARDEN HOES, RAKES, &c.
ID fCHARDs GARDNER received lo Of Garden
~ Hoes Spades and sbove which they VIII 81 cheap
Can Hardware and Fancy Store ~ street. soekoe Hin oppo
site The swan Tavern ape
NEW ORLEANS MoLAssEs>-IoO bbs auding this morning
4 v fof sale BY
pH LEWfs WEBB
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-10

Spring GOODS CHINA IND QUEE.ySH.fRE-
~ Opening portion spring supply OF the above
and daily expecting per ship Margaret Forbes direct from
manufacturers additional supply OF patterns Table Ware
China altogether selected stock and desra
bile goods Also French German and American Glass plain
and pressed English plated and Brania Casters
all Stone Ware For sale reasonable for
puneiua credit City country dealers
WIN. =. BUTLER.
NH - doors above the Bell Tavern.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-10

IN heciy certify that AZ The perqaHon of n my ricnds
purchased halls boe ~ Smiths Bior Renoyaior u Health"
AMI und relief have had disease q The breast of
year, past confident that taken medicine that has
given me- much relief bottle will
n health ROYAL 2. SHEPHERD.
Jrfv ga 1912. de- n
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LOUISA RAILROAD.


Lines Charlottesvillc. Staunton. Lyuchburg
and the virginia Springs.
NIGHT TE-fgELLLNG .4ToiDED-.fND GRE3TLi IN /
CREASED
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SPRING STOCK.

G'TTY CURED BACoN-A few thousand pounds City Cured
~ Bacon Hog Reund)-or sale by
NH 7-Iw JAMES A. PNT'TESoN.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-10

RICHMOND, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. a POTOMAC
AND LOUISA RAILROADS..
SU~ CHANGE OF Houston and after
- I this day the leaving for the North and
n I / l West will be O'Clock A. NJ
Arrival and Departure OF Trains.
N8S MAI. TRAIN FOR FREDERICKSBURG.
Leaves daily A. NJ
Arrives daily at AZ z. NJ.
MAI. TRAIN FOR CHARLOTTESVILLE sTAUNToN AND
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-10

VIRGINIA-IS CuANcrRy-At Rules held
In the Cefk's superior Court OF Law
and chaneery GoOehAnd County, the 9Th day Of March
se4a
James X Heath. fainth.
against
Joseph :. Watkins and Richard Sampson. Dens
Tbs plaintiff hs and the defendant Joseph = Watkins
having appearance and according
tbs OF Assembly Court and Appearing by
satisfactory nhabiant OF this Common
wealth Il ordered said Jos Watkins do here
at the rs. holden Cetks ote Aforesaid the nrt
Monday In July aud the phlns bin and that
of this order be public pub
sed IN the Of Richmond months sueees,e and b.
posted at the front door OF this
Copy-Tesie:
MILLER e. q.
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EloNs BOOTS have just a Boys skin
- Boots Of a good quality, for sale ALIEN HILL.
mh9 Dealer IN Boots Shoes, Trunks Carpet Bags &c.
a BARRELS Spirits Turpentine, for sale by
~ fe - GAYNOR 4 LYELL.
- EARS FAMILY MAGAZINE IL a monthly pages
~ whose object publisher collect conlcnse
syenatAe the Of standard knowledge
tanned works and voumnous
beyond reach Of mankind general and pre-
pared 10y cheapness couprehsusivene
the Of ALL IL wilb enbeshed hundred
illustrative many Of prominent
BiSics lad Rag History To entirely
is-PhceS - 90 agar Subscriptions and orders solicited by
l.. NJ HAROLD.
6 3 LB~ai Oger-Any person subscribing himself
subscriber for year and 81 So
funds n all expense shall copy Periodical
year and copy Bible Biography
world kept subject Adressa above IL
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WT%SSPPw cLAss.---'o bone. assorted, loI.s. ~
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-10

lave Just received fresh supply Of Garden
- y Seeds from Nouhao several different kinds Garden
seed' grown In @ State a of which they recommend fresh
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1843-05-16
GREAT CURIOSITiES-RELICS OF
ANTIQUITY.

We were invited yesterday evening to
examine some plates Of brass, which 1t is
Said, were dug from n mound in the vicin-
tv Of Kinderbrook, in Pike county. The
plates are six in number, and are filled on
each side with rude h;eroglyphics. Some
o. the figures bear little resemblance to
the Sun-some TO the Moon--sOme totrees;
and many have striking similarity to
some of the capital letters and figures Of
the English language. Mr.. w. P. Harris,
gentleman residing in Kinderbrook,
writes Us brief account Of the manner In
which they were found, in the substance
| Of which we give below. A respectable
Merchant Of Kinderbrook, having for some
| fine past felt strong anxietyto ascertain
what was contained in the mounds which
abound in the vicinity Of that place, was
/ Induced 10 mako an excavation On the
| 18th inst, in the centre of one which was
much larger than any Of the others. At
the depth Of tea feet he came 10 rock, land
Abandoned the work until the Odd. when
| quite a number of the citizens repaired to
| the place of operation, and commenced
| work. MIR. Harris himself. was among the
number Of men. After digging through
different strata Of earth, and finding some
specimens Of line, and what was believed
to be pot-metal,hc rock was penetrated to
the depth Of about three feet, and had the
appearance Of some time or other. having
ben excessively heated. Human bones
were found which had the appearance Of
having been burnt Charcoal was discov-
cred in great abundance, and then these
sic brass plates. Their shape somewhat
similar to a bell, having hole pierced in
the small end. When found they were
bound together by two clasps. and ring
through the holes, which contemporaries
of IRON, but in such state of decomposi-
ton, that upon very slight pressure they
crumbed to pieces. The plates were very
black when found, but after having been
carefully ceansed, they were found to be
covered with hierogIyphics. We doubt
very much whether there can be found in
existence a person able TO interpret the
meaning they have. They may contain
matter for a new bible; but,in our opinion,
It would take a little smarter man than 10
Smith himself, to decipher them. The
plates are in the possession of Mr.. }. }.
Moore and can be seen at the Quincy
House .-QUincJ Herald.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1843-05-16
Arrivals interchangeable brig Sc

Arrirals Interchangeable brig Sea
Flower, arrived at New>York on Thurs
day last from Trinidad, Cuba, had on
board one Royal Tiger; black tiger. an
African leopard, Poona bear, an African
gazelle, loness, a Rocky Mountain bear
and four considerable serpents, &c. belong
ing to the menagerie of June, Titus & An
gellne. The Sea Flower has been absent
about six months, has sailed nearly or
quite six thosand miles, and has visited 10
harbors.
One of the serpents forty feet long. and
as large round as a barrel, has shufiled off
his "mortal COLL" he was so pleased at the
substitution Of shad and wild hogs for the
sorry salt junk fare he had on board ship,
that he overate himself on his arrival in n.
York. Being dyspeptic, he was in bad
way-Brandreth's pills could'n. save him.
He was piled with one Of the suction hose
engines, by way Of stomach pump, but
it was no 60 The coroner sat on his bo-
DIV, and the verdict rendered was, 'ded Of
a surfeit" 1t was a death worthy of NJ
York Alderman His remains are now
lying IN stale at Barnum's Museum.
Boston Times.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1843-05-16

A SLAvER.--A Vera Cruz correspondent
Of the New York Herald states that the u.
s. ship Vincennes boarded SLAYER on the
Goth Feb. off Point Cartras, but, finding 3
Spanish custom house officers on board, who
claimed the vessel as under their coors,
was compelled to allow her to pursue her
course. The SLAYER is a brigantine, beau
tfu vessel, exceeding taunt, and very
neatly rugged; her present name is Lacon-
stantia, build in New York in 1886, sent
out and sold under the name Of La Bolan-
dra, (the fyer;) after four or five cruises,
she took the name Of La Scorpian, and
this cruize assumed the present one OF La
Consta ntia. She is 242 tons burthen, COM
marded by Capt. Juan Antonio Zavala; her
crew consisted of "A souls; and Her arma-
ment a long twelve FOUNDER, muskets, blum
derbusses, and cutlasses; was taken from
the Portuguese Isle off St. Thomas, coast
of Africa, out % days. There were on
board when she left $50 slaves; 81 had
died, and two jumped overheard in dclirium.
Boston Post.