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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-02

- n'N'bts7' dc-iOOOO prime heart Cyprus Shingles
- 200 do do DO Paings-Ianding from
Henderson and fo sale by llu 81 SHIELDS soMERvnLE
Rich Retailing Bry Goods.
SOME exclusive styles Of unusually rich Paris
- Wool Balconies
Zone few ends uncoumOnly elegant Paris Dc Lains
One piece heavy blue black =. DE Sole
Several dozen straw, white blue, and variety Of black and
cord Kid Glove for Ladies'
Part of case Of extra fine unifcsscd Shooting Linen
DO do do Brdeye Diaper for Aprons, &C.
Few lengths ~ Foulttd slk, per sd
Great variety handsome style Lawns be reduced prices
Very variety of neck hat and Ribbons, elegant
and low
Ono piece very blue black r. DE Sole
veyrfeat variety cord and black Silks perhaps the
est IN town
~ ~ entirely summer Plaid fka, NJ low
Low priced Foulnrd Silks &C. &c &c.
And Cloths Cassnercs Housekeeping Inens British and
American Cotons. Fanne The good and
u being made better by the subscriber who
leaves fof northern and eastern markets, simultaneously with
the appearance Advertisement fo that purpose.
Ny Of September he viii be able ~
The inspection perhaps good stock Ne he has had IN
The Goods above enumerated and an others hand
reduced prices though the prospect
descriptions win be higher than when they were ladin
az is THos. r. PRICE.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-02


sunrise and Staunton by 10 \ NJ
Guyantoc II a NJ reaches Clover
Dale and leaving there day light reaches
the Warm SpTn. breakfast and Caagan dinner and
White sulphur T. NJ Lewsburr by T. NJ
the 81 day. - hours the 10y LynehuE The
whole expense and trp the week days
The Natural Bridge Line leaves Tuesdays Thurs
days Saturdays, VIII be furnished
II \ H. reaches Lexington by ug leave neat morning NJ
daylight au arrive at the Natural breakfast where
and reach Dhrr Springs by
breakfast reach Calghans 10 DIN
sulphur Springs, by =. NJ
Tic r5s splendid the and fall and the teams and
coaches l. heretofore.
the Main Mail Routes and Passengers have pre-
ference all Others GHy FoSt
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-02
REMOVED.

II HKNNN7NN 8 IIoihing
- side and faen; the Franklin Hotel John
Eareys Oh Stand south sJe OF Main III House Governor
known TO the o Richmond Its AMI the state tia,
constantly keep hand Clothing of all kind
ally for the approaching which will sell at
reduced prices for cash We respectfully all call and in
sce Our stock whether they the goods An goods
SOLD by Us that do returned and
h. money refunded aJ-An goods Warranted. jasu
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-02
HARDWARE I!

IIAND w 4 II
DOCKET Knives Kazors; Razor Srrops Homes Knycs and
Forks Ivory handed and Buck, 10y dozen:
Walters common fine and quality; and Britain
"a Curtain bureau AMI Looking Glass Knohs Scissors snud.r
lfaJs Plated Brass and Steel Candeck Plated Brtan
and TIM Nucmckcrs; CorkscIcw Combs Bone; Brushes
Hair Clothes Nail and Tooth Spoons Brttana Plated German,
silver and Iron Work quality Doinnoes
Chcssmen Backgammon BoNe Dolls undressed Tea
Pots Brtann also Coffee Pots sugar Bowls Brnnia
aud many other articles Of Hardware which will sell very low to
dispose Of Call and examine for yourself
JAMES EVANS.
- Main a., 2 doors above Exchange Hotel street
II EATHEU-55O sides Leather in store for sale by
- an l6-lw DUNLOP. MONCURE h 60.
BACON, LARD AND HERRINGS-
- 10000 lbs. Western Bacon, at ,. to &c.
200 kegs No Lard
100 bbls No ~ e. Ilcungs, Wholesale, by
au IL JAS. WINSTON.
EOATS-A new and beautiful article of Cassi.
- mere Coats suitable Tor present approaching season
Just received and for sale low. JOHN ~ OXEN.
ava y. ~ SPENCE Agent.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-02
VRGINIA-Atr rules held in the Clerks Oilic,

" lRGlNlA-At rules held IN the Clerks office
OF the Superior Court fChanec for the Richmond Circuit
thiri day OF July lsi1
John L. Saunders, Plaintiff
Elizabeth w Writ, l.. NJ. Cohisborough and other
Defendants
The Defendants above named not entered their
and given security according Assembly
this Court and appearing by satisfactory evidence, they
not inhabitants OF this Commonwealth II ordered That said
defendants 10 here the rules be he'll Monday
October AMI the hill Of plaintiff copy
Of thus onier lie forthwith inserted newspaper
the Cit Of Richmond for months successfully and
front door Of the Capitol in the said city
Copy-TeStc;
Ju2l-w9w WM. &. SANDS. e. e.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-02

Passengers leaving Richmond by the Railroad at 81
|. NJ reach the Juncuen TO breakfast, and thence
rocccd together with passengers arriving atthe juno
on from the North. on the LOUISA Railroad 10 Cor
onsvc and thence by stages TO Charlottesville reach
NJ Charlottesville by r. ~. and Cookies . miles
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-02

W RGINIAAt Rules held Office OF Esse1 Circuit
Superior Court of Law and Chanccry 4t day Of July
1919 80
Washington H. Purkins adu,'r with TIE will annex
ed oil Cary H. Allen decd rin Upon
Hs',n.' S;achm.nt in
James w Banks Jas. Owen, admir- Elizabeth D. Caneey-
Allen. decd aud others, n,n.
Came the plaintiff y counsel and flied amended AMI supple
mental hi ~ THIS cause which leave
last nl term oi said Court Banks not hay
ing entered m appearance and appeane 10y satisfactory
That the s1d defendant not inalant
motion of tie plaintiff ordered defendant Banks
appear at the rules at the Clerks Ohce ON the
h Monday IN october next aud answer the
ana supplemental bill oi the plaintiff
be iofhw inserted an some published city
Richmond for eight weeks excessively another copy
posted al The i"hi door OF III" Court house OF COUNTY
a Copy-Tes;e:
ia ~ WOW JAMES ROY MICOJ. C. z q
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-02

CRY LOT FOR SAFE.
IUNHE subscriber is authorised 10 sell, upon ov
= tfcincy Low TERMS very Valuable Buihins Lot mn A.,
Main Street Ia the City n Richmond. ma 10 g. a. BqrTt
GREEN HENNE LEAVES.
FNN"O or Three Of these leaves minutes I'm
- pint Of cool water viii = thick bland nu,,.
nucagc healing and soothing ~ effects very pa,abie
ucy zee rom aN Irritating properties They very pon.,,
uta a Mghy recommended ~ physicians In SUMNER
COMPLAINT n chlifcn DiARRiiOEA, DYsENTERy All IN
similar affections. '' "hl ohlet
me very offensive u'e n these leaves during the , o
years The renewed demand this summer md tho u,,.s ~"
sons who have been benefited by The them more % I'm
" wv NV w, nch si ~ iheir favor nvaunlo rs,n
ny m TIC above distressing tamong cifen The most f,t,n an
Picked fresh everyday ''''" u'seas
Also best HeTmudn Arrow Root, the mos, ro,,.,
and sauay article q Diet for invaids , wv ' '''1uous
For sale by BOtToN L. u.pn,..
- 'orncrof Main and Gover,,,r .,,.s,.
b'low the Eagle Ruins
i a. IN W ''u P"e western Shoulders Tor sae by
." JOhN r. TRlPLETT A BON
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-02
FALL 1873.

FALL 1873,
M are supplied with general Drugs, Me-
w dicinc=, bye Stuffs, Paints, Oils, window
GLASS; dc dc and will dispose ofthcm satisfactory terms
for C'sH Or 10 punctua dealers the credit
composed IN part Of MadJcr Indigo Copperas; ground
chppd ogwOod Redwood: Camwood; Ext Logwbod OH
No BoaN reGd Epson Salts Salpeirc. sacf
atus Cassa NuinoR Mace; Cloves Clue Castor Oil.
Calone Campior Dnmsono snt Medicines In every
variety White Lead dry md ground In sps Tupenn Paint
Brushes assorted Varnhcs scgars, assorted bands-sone yr,y
superior and
$50 boxes sriO and iorI0 Glass, besides larger s,o.
HARDWOOD & BEALE
auS" Successors u .. y. Ade A. 20
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-02
Rules held in the Clerk, OF

NIHGINIA-Ar Rules held IN the Clerks 0iiee Of the SUI
pefr Count Of Chaneery for the Richmond Circuit the 9TH
day of August, lsf3:
Thomas t. Hagnve, Sarah IIarrave Deborah IIavryc anil
Mary Louisa liargave infants by Meeayah Bates their nevt
friend, p,c ~
Against
Thomas b. Small Matthew Terrell Elizabeth his wife TI-
".,-'"'' hhl Sa''h nus WIG, AMI others
The defendants above having cne their ouu.,
Iaheu an' gwen security According Ia the Act
rs oil s court and Happe1Tng, by satisfactory evidence
tat tty are not inhabitants Of Il il orrr
Gu L ue ,ad defendants do appear here the Rules
ON ue rst Monday ia November the the
Plaintiffs and that copy forthwith inserted in some
newspaper published City Richmond 10. two month. sue
cessively, and posted the the Canto n IA.
City. A Copy-Te.te.
au ll-wsw wM. q. SANDS. C. c.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-29
ANOTHER SlGx IN THE HsAvENs.-Thc Gale.

ANOTHER SIGN IN THE HSAyENs.-Thc Gale
ma Gazette publishes extract from letter
from Turkey River, Iowa, dated March S0th, de-
scribing another phenomenon which appeared on
the lst and 10Th of the month. On the lst it was
seen between and IN the morning. a sun.
dog, almos, equaling the sum itself in br;niaacy,
was on either side OF the sun. Through the ec:-
ire of these and also through the centre OF the
sun passed white horizontal circle, circumsc,ib.
ing the whole hemisphere. every where equally
distant from the horizon, and OF the same altitude
as the SUM- Passing over the sun. from one sun.
dog 10 the other, was most brilliant rainbow,
forming perfect semi-circlc. Near the zenith
was another beautiful rainbow, IN the form of
crescent. with the outer side towards the sun.
The appearance on the Eth was precisely the
same, except that the horizontal circle was Of
purer white: owing to the greater transparency Of
the atmosphere on that day.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-29
From washington.

Mr.. WEBSTER. Il seems at last to be settled,
will retire from the Cabinet on Monday The
Aurora says his place will not be filled, and that
the Cabinet will otherwise remain as at present
ILL the wind changes, Of course.
J. w Tyson of Philadelphia has been appoint
ed Superintendent Of Indian Affairs, vice l.
Hartley Crawford, removed.
The True Suns correspondent says =" 1t is be-
lieyed that S. S. Beune, (our late Otsego Con-
gresham, and the only Loco-Foc who voted for
the Exchequer,) will take the Govcrnorship Of To-
wa" There is no doubt Of his taking it if offered
him, but that even John Tyler will offer it, we
cannot 80 easily credit.
Mr. Gushing has gone home, and is at present
7ndi6crcm says The True Sun wrlter,) as to a
place IN the Cabinet. We know why Jack would
not eat his support happened not to be comc-at-
able. 6 He may conclude TO for Congress
He would have concluded 50 before If he had
had Wise's District. The circumstances altered
the case.
1t seems to be generally understood that the
Accident has become tired of turning skin-dccp
Tylerites out of office and putting in Van Buren,
Loco Focos. He has therefore called halt. Ii
he holds up until he finds genuine Tylerncn to
take the places, the incumbents arc in luck.
1t is understood that Mr. LEcARE, the Attor-
ney General, will discharge the functions of Sec
retary Of State during the interregnum though he
is Just now in South Carolina Mr.. FLETCHER
WEBSTER will go Secretary of Legation to China
Mr.. EDWARD CURTIS, we hear, is to be pitched
He has bccs, advised to anticipate the blow by re
slgnlng.
Mr.. Secretary SPENCER is now lord of the as
cendant, and he and John Tyler think they car
make an inroad into the affections OF the Loco
Foco party whenever they get their machinery in
orde, We shall see.
II 10. GUSHING do any thing for Tylersn
IN Massachusetts, he may get place in tho Cab
net by-and-by. If not he s y-gonc.
These arc funny times. Have patience.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-29

SEVERE HA1 STORM IN ST.. BslpSs.-Weleam
from q gentleman from st. Brides that most SC.
we're hal! storm occurred at that place on SUNDAY
last, which played sad havoc with the plants and
windows. breaking them IN every direction IN
which it fell The hail stones were nearly three
inches in length and over two IN width and pene.
trated tic earth several inches. Norfolk Herald.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-29
For Th. T1hpo.

rgfst thai you cond-sc-nd-d to the communication
Of ELizABsrH which appeared in thu Ttibun. Of ,le jth
INST and presume you would NOT you had know that Flz
tt dos not belong 10 the fair |, convenient fo.
some clustering boz who has scarcely influence enough 10
Eject a-long The felnrd even mscheyous object aad who
has NOT tiscernment enough discover the b-am in his m
eye while h dreams Of NOTES the Eyes os 10 borrow
te BEAUTIFUL name Of Elizabeth character and tone
10 mis- productions The halo and gcry thar rncirc. that
name. an which have probably ben III. fab of hirk
sufclen, any productions b-aring her .ip
uF the respect Of all may have induced you TO give pI,c ~
- rsmaEs referred without reiecting th. t- nam.
haT nen so p-T'ert as to bcome scapegoat 20 bar away
e lmpatatons of those who hay- not sufficient ortitnd p,
aPta: before the public with their proper Signature Ho
ping Thar hereafter You viii suffer tn. lovely name Of
Elizabeth TO D. associated in the far columns OF the -ih
Win productions that from another source sub,ch
myself iou!s respectfully. E.LfzAsErH's Fsrryn
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-29

o. A paragraph lately crept INTO our columns,
basedon an article in the Cayuga Tocsin, import
ing that the Treasurer of Auburn had run away.
detaultcr to the village to the amount of several
thousands of dollars, and dctrauding several indi.
yduals and corporations of still farther sums. If
this article had caught the eve OF the responsible
Editor of The Tribune, who understands the cha
racter of Auburn and that of the Cayuga Tocsin,
1t would never have received currency in this
quarter. 1t is sufficient here TO say that the
Treasurer referred TO has not run away, and
though unfortunate and embarrassed is not de-
faulter, nor in debt as a public officer. Ii would
be strange indeed if 50 good Wing village as Au-
burn should elect one of the Ahern and Stevenson
breed of Sub Trcasurers TO take care OF her finances
and she has not done II. We have communi
cation TO tins effect from citizen of Auburn,
which we prepared with comments for our last pa
per, bu! twas somehow lost in the printing office,
and cannot be recovered. The character of the
Cayuga Tocsln, one Of the mos, malignant and
mendaclous organs of the ultra a-Iacobln faction,
which had previously originated smdry atrocious
hbels on Wing officers, would alone have put us on
our guard against this new publication, had il
come under our notice.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-29

AcclpENr.-During the firing Of the funeral
salute in memory Of Com. Porter, on Thursday
on board the Somers, one OF the cannon went off
while the charge was in the act cf being rammed
down, and two boys, who were engaged in load
ing the gun, were injured by the discha-ge-the
hand OF one and the fingers of the other being
blown Oft. Ii was supposed that the vent was.
not properly closed during the operation of load
ing.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-29

SplxrL,srxRs NrIsANcE.-The Grand Jury
of Ross County Ohio, at their late session, pre-.
sentcd the Corporation shinpasters of Chillcothe
as a common and public nuisance.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-29

tickPocSErs.-Mr. Edward Groves, who came
IA 'he cars last evening, had his pocket picked Of
nus ~ wallet containing upward OF $500; $500 of
We SooVe amount was remittance to New.
io,A' entrusted TO his care. He did not discover
nus oss n.i ne was proceeding to pay his passage
on board the steamboat. An / tlss
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-29
Tho stea,nho.t Cow VoII ,o,or.,

u The steamboat Gov. Yell reports having
met the Texas Squadron, on Monday, going down
the North East Pass, at the Balize On the top
gallant iorecastle of the Austin were three men
presumed to be the mutlneers who were tired
last week-apparently about to be executed.
New Orleans Bee
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-29

SERIOUS AccrDENr.--While the boat belonging
to the Br. bark Lavina, was going down the
river on Saturday night last, with supply of pro-
Visions &c. she was run down by the schooner
Fort George Packet, and upset A lad belong.
ing to the ship was unfortunately drowned.
Savannah Ren
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-29

u We are happe to learn that the Champlai1
and st. Lawrence Railroad is IN operation The
cars run daily between ST. Johns and l.aprane
with the mail and passengers. Montreal Cour.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-29

to a Stranger account Of an affair ne had
with couple Of day or TWO ''ncs
need not riye h, narrative. as j, the old story Sufce It
,a, he did no, allow them 70 f1o him Strangers NUT look
oa, for all manner Of rogaery ia Our streets.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-29

u THE ASSOCIATION OF AMERICAN GEoLo-
Glsrs IS now in session al Albany. lis session
commenced on Wednesday last Prof. Henry d.
ROGERS took the Char as President. The 6rs.
day was chiefly consumed in discussions con.
cernlng the arrangement of specimens IN the
Museum. During the session, however DR..
Owen of Newly ork read an interesting and
valuable paper, detailing "a process of executing,
on cotton cloth, durable paintings Illustrative OF
geological and scientific subjects and exhibited
many specimens of the art-fshes. rocks, fossils,
&c.-of great beauty and truth in color and
drawing. Mr.. HoLpENAN explained anothe-
mode of executing geological representations,
practced IN Pennsylvania, on paper. and with
dry colors, rubbed IN with stump, and then re-
touched with a pencil or crayon Mr.. DANA
read paper OF great interest, on certain geo.
logical principles. being the result of observations
made IN The course of the cruise OF the Exploring
Expedition. This drew out discussion on the
subject of metamorphic formations, which was
continued until the adjournment.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-29

Arrival or SAx ANTONIO PRIsoNERs.-Yes-
tcrday morning, Judge A. Hutchinson, William
l.. Jones and Samuel \. Maverick, who it will
be remembered, were taken prisoners IN San An
tonic, Texas, In November last, by the Mexicans,
arrived IN this city from Pensacola These gen.
lcmen owe Their release to the Intervention OF our
Minister TO Mexico Gen. w. Thompson, and
the ntercession of distinguished individuals of
their acquaintance IN the United States. Just
previous to Their sailing from Vera Cruz, intcl.
gence was received that George Van Ness, C..
Peterson, l.. ColQuhon, John Bradley and James
Truehcart had also been released at The instance
OF Gen Thompson and the interpositon OF Their
friends in this country.
Me.srs. Hutchinson and Jones give it as their
decided opinion that the Texan prisoners taken at
MleF were re-captured after making their escape
from Their guard, and are PANIED to state, that
II Is probable the order of Santa Ana TO shoot
every tenth man was obeyed, and ont of the l60
who were retaken, l6 were taken out for exccu.
ton, though It is sad one out of the number cs.
capped with only u slight wound, and after a
search IN every direction by the Mexicans. for
three days afterwards, had not been discovered
Mobile Advertiser
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-29

u The stores of H & L. Hotchkiss and L.
x NAFmstrong, on Long Wharf, NewHaven,
CT, were broken open on Wednesday night and
robbed Of some money and property.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-29

% Prof WINES delivers his closing Lecture on
the Civil Government OF the Hebrews this EVENING
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-29

U Mr. BR.DsuRf desires all his yoang friends 10 h.
pnacia. a. the Rehearsal preparatory for The las, Fsrs
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-29

MArslclDE.-The Raleigh (N. c. Register
chronicles fearful murder IN awiield settlement
Orange county. a man named Steele had a dis
pute with his brother, and raised his gun TO shoot
hiLn' when' at the moment of firing, their mother
ran between them, and, receiving the load. i'm.
mediately expired. -'' --'--
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-29

For spyera, brief Literary Notices a Second Poca
honas Prophet IN " Y .4stroLogy &c zee fIrst rag,
HZ For Poem by Schiller, aud anocs oi ts"'''''a'
Central .9yaa see Last Page.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-29

. The n Q. papers of the Goth inst, were
looking snnously for next days mai-,o enable
them to announce the triumph of the Wing cause
IN the City of New York-Poor fellows, tber
were booked for disappointment-but It's all over
b,tore this tune.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-29

10 Mr.. Bradbury intends giving another Juve
nile Concert next week. See his advertisement,
In another column.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-29
y " IN .yDs., eT ". on Monday Next

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IL He CHEAPEST WoRK EVER PusLt.prn ~ ,u
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Magazine or General Abstract of Useful knowledge rori
=y nSeiu IN families and calculated to arrest the at,
teatlon, awaken tire curiosity aud .uIiyh,-, h
inSS Of te young Illustrated with 1000 Enyrayipgs To b.
completed IN Is Numbers of @ 10 zO pages each at Is cents
i-E n1Ioet and each number viii 300 Engraving,
ih- hird Edition Of the Fist No. is now printed
and orders for all the back Nos. can b. supplied.
Number VI viii De ready ON the Ist day Of Nav
GREELEY McELRATH, Tribune Buildings.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-29

~ sntseribsrs 70 the Tribune, who about changing
Their resncs Will please leave word at ,s o'cs or Shd
san,. ,b,,lnzh tie po,t-Of
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-29

RIoT IN BosroS-The Boston Democrat states
that the ownership OF the property IN that city
known as the Bowdoin estate has lately been IN
dispute between the trustees of Bowdoin College,
Maine, and Capt. James Temple, OF England
the first claiming possession under the will OF Its
former owned, James Bowdon, and the latter as
the heir of James Temple, Sen. to whom llie
estate in the property was devised. Mr.. Woods,
q carpenter, has leased the property from the
trustees, and had built upon it a shop &C. y few
nights since body OF men, fifty or sixty IN num-
bcr, invaded thepremises, tore down the shop, and
cariedofT all the timber and other materials COL
lccted. The rari-s engaged are about to be IN
dictcd FOR riot.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-29

TRADE w1ru PoRruGAI.--Recent private adj
vices from Portugal which may be relied on, state
that the Tariff Act of tile last Congress IS con
s;dcrcd a gross violation Of our Treaty with that
country, and that measures are IN progress to de
clare the Treaty abrogatcd, Unless our l arltl shall
be speedily modified. We understand that the
Chairman of the Committee on the Tariff bill was
informed, when the bill was reported, that, so far
as Wines were concerned, 1T was a palpable breach
of the spirit of the Treaty with Portugal, then re-
Gently ratified. Journal Commerce.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-29

J. The Mobile Herald has discovered that the
letter from It's correspondent at Pensacola, an.
nounclng the arrival there of President Bower.
was toaT-in other words that the writer lied
The story itself was sufficiently improbable to
convict it OF error
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-29

PlckrocKETs.-A gentleman who attended the
Musical Concert at Rev. Mr. Cones church on
Wednesday evening, was relieved OF his rocke,.
book while passing out in the crowd, con.aiiniuq
lew dollars In money, and notes mot endorsed
10 the amount of $1,000 or $4,000. The latter
VIII be Of no value to the ihet as the payment of
them has been stopped. The Police have their
eve upon him
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-29

? tRoM NEwFouNDLWD.-Captain McBurnie.
OF the British brig Buffalo arrived on "Wednesday
from st. Johns, n. F., which port he left on the
llth INST, informs US that accounts had reached
that place Just before he left, that from eleven to
twelve sealing vessels, belonging to different out
ports had been lost In the ice, with several fther
crews, caused by the heavy Northeast gales driy-
ing the ice toward the shore The sealing bus;.
ness promises to be very good this season. About
ioEty sal had returned with full fares, and pro-
ceeded on their second voyage Com. Adv.