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New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-05-22

STEAMER SEAFrS.-Nc advise all who have the leisure
ll ia the foot Of piuc->treet and look at the >pen-
Aid Shaft intended Tor the War--caaer Missouri which
los 81, tho Navy Yard Brooklyn 1t Is probably the finest
,cn Of wol kaanshp produced in this country. Il
was brought down Yesterday by the soop Wave. board of
which # may be seen Ii was wholly wrousht-madc we
understand by LAYING together short iron bar heating them
10 a white heat and then applying the ttiphammer. The
shaft in IL present state. weighs 2if00 lbs. about
II tons, 1t j. - feet long and IS inches diamecr. Il
cost we told, lG cents per pound or $500 L viii
soon ba pu, board the magnificent for which
was made The OF the size nearly com
ple,ed at The Foundry Of Mr.. Kcmle in We; Point We
understand that part OF the Missouri, machinery has
already been put on beard. The Wave also brought down
b ozes heavy guns bored firing patent shot IN
tended for the ranot-wsr Delaware Wing in the River
O5taiqn,r Goods under False Prct,uces-A very pro-
tct t!a was closed on Thursday in the Cor; Of
@. which We have only FOR the prominent facts Cyrus
: Browning the defendant, charged with having OBJ
tanned good. to the 1890 of NIe>srs Dow x Co.
l5 Pear->treet the 10Th Of April. 1910 he pretending
to be solvent AID By other representations known 10 be false
Sunrv witnesses eNanised te>ityng certain pro-
ceclings OF the defendant tending thai lie was nso
vent at the pmc the purchase made We have 10 space
to give even synopsis OF tie facts by the cyera
witnesses The Recorder charged the Jury great length
layius down and Illustrating the features which pom,
difference between the civil am the criminal remedy NJ lav
etc etc The jury. after absence OF between eight ana
ten hours came sto Court and stated that they utterly
unable to agree: they therefore discharged. The
whole case occupied the Court for eight days.
- The Official vote the Ontario Special Election of
Member OF Congress follows John Greg. u 3257
Bowen Whiting, orr 2643 Hiram Pits, 45oii.ior 2O4-
There were TWO scattering and rejected. Grcig nao
rity over the whole Is thus 407 over Whiting Gil
q Dr.. VALENTINE MoTr, 50 vel known to coulmi-
nifty Tor has skill and success surgeon has Jus, returned
this city from long residence abroad He obliged
TO break off from his profession by failing health
% Ia Louisiana, recently decided By Judge that
the printing press. types &c. Of printer were exempt from
eNeeutoe0rsins under the definition of tools and nstru
esis necessary for the the trade and profession
BY which the debtor gains his ivisg
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-05-22
Sales Auction.

BY y ". HoFF,lt. %.
TEAs-Terms notes at TX months payable tins ct ob -''
satisfactory ,he sellers.
Hy,on-2s hi chs 81 chs S. 70 de So y do 81 1905
; DO 81; 26i chs Withdrawn.
Young yon-l5 lib bx Matted cts; l2hf CT. ID y do dol
10 do do @ 20 DO do G 80 Do do CO. Il do do 90 40 do 30 81 SO
do 5 - chs 81 81 hi do 53 30 DO 30 do do ~ 10 c'iS
10 IL hi i6l DO 49, Is % hf do ~
ch. 3o h do SO 1876 do do 81 il6 chs 81 If do withdrawn
GunporIer2 hi Oh. y s. case ie 2b u IL
chs CT; 900 3b bx. Sc % hf chs so; 80 do DO i9l
imperai hi chs mitted Il ci, 70 DO do 81 90 do IL
Souchonr20 aOb bS a 80 h chs s.; - chs ~ a De-
20lh hx. si,hIcnn.n.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-05-22
yASyLECK BROTHERS,

RROKERS. NO. 20 WALI'-s Il y Z =
Ely AND SELL Uncurrent Bank Noes' Bank N"''Ss anu 20
tifcnt,s OF Deposit on every pom, IN the Union
Rank Of England No,c. So,cregns and other Gold coin wanted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-05-22
Z Bentley. ,sisceIlany for May ai be published To

J. T:entlcy'- Miscellany for May eul be pa5,hedT'
DAY.
CONTENTS:
Guy Flv kes Historical Romance ill rte by Geo7ge CrsS
shank By w. Harrison AlnsVorib.
The iuRp ~ Hal Wills, Student at Law
Ga the X ishtInr OF Brunei by T.. l.. j. -.
Dualrd"
10 Myr,ha. by George Rudolph Weckherlin.
Plain Advice 10 Sir. Gabriel B,ekadier.
Merrie England IN the oIden Time, BY George Daniel
Wishes, by George Fleming.
Marine Memoranda, No. III, By Submarine.
Song-'rhe Wanderer.
The Girl at No The Ledger, No. " edited aad lu'''''
by Alfred Grow quill.
The German students Tale.
The Lly Of the Old WonaS Clothed Gray-coustry Less@
No H. with illustration by l.ecch By Thomas ingOldsby
Notes New Novel; by DR.. PangIos.
Bridal Hymn by Zacharias I.undt. -.
Stanley Thorn with illustration by Iecch, by the aa'a
Valentine VoN"
The Stage-C oachman Abroad by Dudley Costello.
Sonc-by Paul Flemmlng. JENNA VI. MASON, PubIsaer'
NIL 81 Basement Broadway and Pines
u Con.ignee~ per ship WELLINGTON Will please oos-
their permits without delay All goods permitted by I'd as
liable TO be public store. mi''
II Con-guee- per ship GEO WASHINGTON will pc.
permits shout delay All goods permitted VIZ
days liable 10 be public under general 0f
mig n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-05-22
Yors Legislature.

Stus Yort 1egisIatnrr
The SENATE on Wednesday evening proceeded to The con"
.sr;.n Of l!r Roots resolutions relative 10 a Nal''"'
Bapk &c All OF them Withdrawn except "' ''S''
winch was slightly modified and read a follows;
Rly.5 B,- the Serate and Assembly OF Tie >iat' o'
TIr that the Senators in Congress from TINS STATE ''
r., tI, arr, instructed, and the Representatives. re-
,po.ed % use their cndeavor procure the pasas' -
Inv establishing National Bank. with sufficient capital 40
, ieI y il. Details a make 1t ate osea. aSca'''u
.posi,ory OF the moneys the cnited States ami restore -
the country L sound and uniform currency
The question was then taken and the resolution was adopt
cd bv the following vote
AYks-er. Dickinson. Fa-man IIoPAn Hall nn@P .Ha
Hunt H. A. ne,ton MocIey Peck Rhodes Root si'ley ''O
E yPsM.r Clark penaou Ely, Fo,cr Hunter Johnson
Page. Skinner, StrOrs-lV
Mr. Dickinsons resolution nstructing the delegation III
Congress- 10 vote for an equitable distribution OF the Proceeds
of the Public Lands was adopted by the same vote.
On THURSDAY the President announced Mesrs. Dixon
,er Tayler Strong and Mosey Select Committee to
consider the bin concerning elections in other cities than
Ncy-York.
The bill from the Assembly relative Common Schools
was reconmi,tcl to the Committee on Literature
motion Of Mr. Rost to postpone the consideration of lie
EXEMPTION bill uni, the first Tuesiny January next was
nceatiycd by the following
,YE,-Mcs,r>. Ely Hall Hunt Lee, Mosel7y Nicholas
% t Dickinson Foster rurmau Hopkins !Iumph-
rey Hunter H. \ Livingston Paige RhOnde'' S'ey' Strong ''
P'ae"-''
Inc Assembly, on wednesday e'V"''s
S.enatc IN their resolution 70 a"lou'" u" Wv '"'
An amendment TO the Constitution propose" y '''
mis-. with regard to issuing State Stock &c. rejected
The resolutions reported By the Judiciary Committee were
,.,o and tho following amendment accepted by Mr. Sim
mon. the mover;
The Legislature may provide by law for Of the
Court of Chanccry be held before the Chancellor or an!
SUBJECT be reviewed by the Court of Chancery IN general
Terms before the Chancellor aad Assistant VI
majority u 'ie'' ,.........l,.,I
ne report was '''''' ',.'
The Tiomsonian bill was then reported aud the question
Of agreeing with +, laid on the table
Suprv minor bills were then al third time and II t
''''''
~ ia Pa. wax thrown iato quito state of
H.. ,,,L H.. ,,.. b.rsoo Of 4,
excitement on '.''!' NV ''''
young man about h'teen years o' 0s'' "'' 'i'
vorine 20 induce some his join him in Pls
.i l,,,r of rho S,ot. Treasury. riff, his rockets
10 s'''' Wv - ri..-.... 1900.
OF the keys and then rob the department Inc young man
was committed the testimony OF those 10 whom ne had
.,,,4 hi; DESIGN
A.. v,,to, n p.c,. miner on, painter in New
.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-05-22
Second EsOnrh.
and Honey Matters.

There was fair done to-day the S'ocaEi
c.anqc prices Bank loft OH at 49, which
advance of per A Trust improved j Harlem j.
la Stocks the operations extensive, and prices Fa'
well sustained
5000 Frcs aud Half per
600 Illinois SINr l-.D. b.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-05-22
COMPLIMENTARY pINNER
- T.IIMADGE

u number OF the friends o; the General aud o'' 'HNA
The y and urchborinc counties. determined
,ul, dinner to the v P Tamadg" OF the t'ted Staa
senate ls ered tribute ms private worth and public services
o.. Wednesday a6th instant r VI ut TNoh Saloon taa
,,-.t .,,,,r ,f C,, rltou am Y sricl streets.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-05-22

- Hi New-Eianp=hrc Patriot comes reighted
wiki from BeHaci,s Herald independent paper
asserting that National Baah unpopular and viii prove
curse mingled with abuse Of VIII. measures and men.
This stqi is tty accompanied IN the ex-Sg Treasurer.
paper viii; eNultaon the death Of that aobe ard
iont spirit. Hon CHARLIE OGLE. a. udgemeu, of God
- The bonds and o-gage- o. the following banks are
be -old by Comptroller the Sd august they a-
ing failed 20 redeem their bills Bsah Of America at Buff
tale United States Bank do; Mechanic, Bank do; Erie
COUNTY Bank do; Phe4N Bank, do: Staten Island Bank
Cauarassss County Bank James Bans GAINESVILLE Bing-
hampton Bank: Bank Of Lodi and Bank Of Oean
q We learn from the Bangor Democrat that the Presi-
dent the Frankfort Bank mas been arrested on charge OF
swindiiny and bound for trial The substance Of the
charge asanst Li hat he ta1h hr funds he bank
purchased stock Of a-o per.on- III per sea;, -ola II at
par, ke tn p n, paI tn ba4h ia Wild Ian al 80
per acr :iat "a. wurt-e<=.
=, The Missionary S,cety of the Methodist E,i.cspal
Chu, cleba,s is Anniversary the Iaberaa-e o, Nos
da. evening Aaos h. speakers VII be the r. George
F. Pare OF Macon, Ga said be exceedingly eloquent
ora;,r7 md Rey NJ S-1.r of S,,-L-;oj,, S,v.,I..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-05-22

- Mr. Simon Richard OF Donaldson, La lately
wounded severely that there is hope OF his recovery b,
a negro whom he was attempting to arrest.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-05-22

gz We rejoice perceive length an ndcatiot-fain
sl-h bc-,hat Legislature i disposed to defeat
IN. bill Excmpting $50 worth of Household Property from
Execa,ion. The Senate viii be by Thursday
oe,diags have ncgatiycd motion for its indefinite post
7n,ren We hope they will forward and pass the
i and we have fears of it, defeat in the House. Friends
" Albany wish you could but realize the sociude which
: almost universally icl, for the passage Of this bill
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-05-22

* The LOG CApry No. %, published at our Office this
.rang the whole Of Report of the Argument
tefare ,e Supreme Court in the of ALEXANDER Nc
Es71p with Rev Mr. kRKs Fast-d2y Euogy Grafton on
. Death Gen Harrison. asd great variety Of other IL
za.resring matter Price only three cents Extra cope
~ s1lr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-05-22

o. The of the schooner Convoy in New-fia'ea'
Conn have received letter from tho Captain at Mobile sta
ting that She was lost at sea on the 9TH She cleared
Mobile on the lh for Attukapa and wa struck by squnll
Of wind and Immediately carsizSd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-05-22

~, C,nrain J. y. SAWYER OF -ear Here. died OF ii,
passage from Havana to Newore"nS on the On INST y
,elo,y fever. He belonged to Mystic, Cona
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-05-22

0J The T.y Daily Wing that there was quite a
-n on the Nutchc= Co Bank al Poughkecpsic the first
part of this week but wthou, making any impression that
,ld and welluanagcd institution
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-05-22

~ little GIRL aged ubou, Is months daush.er Of Iere
niah Caughan burned TO death at bau''e o" lues!
sst bv her clothes ;Skine IRE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-05-22

81 Hon. Mcssrs. WM SLNSE OF Vermont JosrrH TErN-
x-r1 81 Connecticut and WM. b CALHoUN Of MasSaclu-
- Members of Congress. arrived in city yesterday
fss.lc asav to Washington
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-05-22

% Ia Louisiana recently decided By Judge that
the printing types. &c of printer exempt from
eNeeutio-eos-ing under the definition tools snd insu-
nesis necessary for the trade and profession
BY which the debtor gains his livisg'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-05-22

q Dr.. VALENTINE Morn 50 vel known TO our commits
ny Tor ms skill and has just returned
this city from long residence abroad He obliged
to break off from his profession BY failing health
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-05-22

CJ7 Mr. Nathan D. Beers. joiner and painter in New
Haven conn while in the &C, passing the chimney OF
msc on the OF which he work fell backward in
consequence of the RIPE breaking by Which hc supported
himself slid down the roof and struck upon the pavement
head foremost. He of course killed Instantly
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-10-27
CONSTITUTION.

ARTICLE 1.-Ths Association shall be known by the
of the Woodstock Baptist Association and shall be
composed of Ministers and Delegates only who mem
bes of the Churches they REPRESENT excepting such
invited to a seat by the consent of the body.
ART 2The design of this Association shall be the pro-
motion of experimental religion and general benevoence by
receiving annual reports from the churches and correspond
ing bodies, and by other devotional exercises.
ART. 3.-Ths Association shall meet annually on the
fourth Wednesday in September.
ART. 4-After public worship the Clerk of the preced-
ing year shall call the Association orde when Moder
ator, Clerk and Treasurer shall be chosen by ballot.
ART 5-Churches on application and evidence of their
regular order and soundnes in the faith, by vote of the
majority may be admitted members of this body. The
Moderator will then give the right hand of fellowship
ART. 6-When church shall neg elect making any COM
nuncaon to this Association for three years. it shall be
dropped from the Minutes unless members of
the Association shall request its continuance and engage to
visit said church and report to the Association its next
session.
ART. 7.-This Constitution may be altered by vote of
twothds Of the members present any regular meeting
notice having been given Of the intended alteration at pre-
vious annual meeting.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-10-27
GOVERNORS MESSAGE.

FsA00 Cizeas Of the Senate and House Of Representatives,
The people OF This have reposed hands the ensuing
most gratifying duty have perform their and their
representatives acknowledge the continued fvors of PoVi
dence The earth has yielded its annual health happiness
and prosperity smile upon land still enjoy the blessings of
free government and peace within borders So far
regards the present condition of a period have been
called upon unegned Of gratitude the Civ
er of all good.
The legislative provisions which you will be called upon make
or the people this state will be- like their wants. few and simple
The wisdom of predecessors will furnish you with The safest
guide and has probably left few alterations to be devised
domestic policy Still duty diligently consler any i'm
povement which may suggested and leave nothing
which may promote The general welfare. s@-
Education subject which cannot fail your
that community boast more widely
universally dused instruction than ours thereo
appear this upon consideration
must continually bear in mind that the result
the people this stae with few exceptions read
we and have enjoyed the benefit good English Edu
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-10-27

B. Resoed That the embarrassed condition of the Treasury
ur State Convention requires individual effort the of the

Resolcd That the embarrassed condition Of the Treasury of
State Convention requires individual effort the part Of the
churches for its relief - #=@
A. Resoced That the of ministerial education demands
warmer sympathy and prominent place
our benevolent Operations than has for the last few
ceived TT ~
s. Rsoued That churches composing this
Association look out from among such gifts give eV
that they have been called the work ministry and
extend to them their fostering care. PSI
D. Res0ced That this Association has fell confidence the
American Baptist Board of Foreign Missions that the Pastors
and members the Churches under solemn individual obga
ton God and The peshing millions of heather world
tabor and eGrnes-and give literally for the
cess and support of It's missionary Operations.
T. Resolved That any brother belonging this body who may
visit corresponding association having copy of minutes
which his be found shall be delegate that body
Resotoed That this Association express their grateful acknoV
Judgments to the citizens this place. for the kindness and hospital
extended during the session. also TO the tor
their performance on the occasion. .-.. -.=.
90 collection of so and silver pencil taken fer
foreign mission.
"a Voted that Br Freeman with the clerks be committee
and the printing and distribution OF the minutes
Adjourned East Townshend the 9TH "Wednesday of
September 1912. =-.
Prayer BY Br. iamson .~-.s.
D PACKER, Moderator.
B. BURROWS, Clerk,
B. BRIEFLY, Assistant Clerk.
REMARK The of religion in ohe churches the past
has been low But few revvas have been enjoyed The
churches Windham Windsor and Ludlow have had
vva 40 have been added them by baptism the The
Churches mostly united christian fellowship and the Sabbath
Schools them generally prosperous may
churches unite aud offer even Lord thy
work." May the Lord pour his spirit abundany upon all the
churches in this association the present year. Clerk
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-10-27
RULES OF ORDER.

l. AT every sitting, business shall be opened and
Guided by prayer.
2. Ministers laymen present. invited to with US,
may debate ell subjects, but vote on none
B; No member shall absent himself without leave of the
Moderator.
A. No subject shall be discussed without motion there
on being first made and seconded
s. Every speaker shall address himself the chair and
shall speak oener than twice any notion unless
by permission of the MODERATOR
g. If when motion has been made and seconded, a
member opposes its being discussed the Moderator shall
ed Which, if nega7ed, the subject shall be dismissed.
T. The Minutes shall be leisurey read and corrected be-
fore the rising of the Association.
8. These Rules shall be read from the Chair immed-
ately after the organization Of the Association.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-10-27

For F. Mission, $50
For Ed. Society, 20
For Bible Society, 50=1626
From Cavendish church. per Rev O. Sperrv recent
from Rev H. seaVer, Agent of A. & F. g. Society," 2l.75
For Convention, 6I2-2767
From FeIchville church, per brothe. Alden PAGE
For Convention, $50
From Plymouth Church, per Dea Pollard
For Conventions. AL
From Londonderry church per brother J. B. Rugg,
For H. Hisson, - 6,72
For Convention. l75=S47
Perkinsvie church. per Dea B. Biceow for Burman
Mission, collected monthly concerts 800
For Convention 566=666
N. Springfield church.
For r. Mission, 1855
For F. NlISslon $50
For Bible Society, 525
For Ed. Society, 100
For Anti Slavery Society, 800
~ For con venllon, 9.2O=436o
Weston church, per Rev. Mr. Pollard,
For F. Mission, sol
For convention 478=1279
From Dea. p ". Dean, for German Mission, 500
From friend unknown, per Rev. J. Freeman, 50
From Ludlow church. per Rev. B. Burrows. receipt
from Rev Il. SeaVer, Agent Of the A & F. E. Society,
Fer Bible Society-receipt 3l,37
For II. Mission 500
For F. Missioh 45O
For Ed Society. 500 =
For convention, 2OOO=6587
Mt Holey church for F. Mission 200
For convention, 4H=6H
From D. Packer for education, 1000
Contribution taken up the association Chester 27O0
and silver pencil sold for 1900
Oct Sth 1884, Forwarded the Treasurer of the
Rev. B. Burrows including receipts from H Seave Agent
A. q F. B. Society, S25645
J. BoYNroN, JR., Treasurer.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-10-27

TREASURED RE PORT.
Monies receired and paid out By the Treasurer % me
Baptist Associations.
L. l840 Forwarded the Con- by J. M Graves Sl2Ioo
Received from Andoyer per Dea G. w. Putnam,
- For Canada Mission sfo
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-10-27
WOODSTOCK BAPTIST ASSOCIATION,
WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY,
SEPTEMBER % & %, ls4l.
ur,nIN THE BAPTIST WESTINGHOUSE in ClIEsTER,

ADDRESS TIE cLERK-B. BURROWS LUDLOW, VT.
.sss OF THE TREAsURERJ BoYNToN, JR SPRINGFIELD VT
Litchfield enquirer., 1841-04-22
STOVES !STUVES!

1T the Old Stand sas West street.
THE subscriber bcgs leave to inform the
Il public that he has now on hand nm u.s.
sortment of Stoves far surpassing any thing
ever before offered in this murket. In con.
nection with his four sizes Of far famed Ath.
amor. Cooking Stoves, he has q beautiful assori-
ment Of Parlor. Counting Room, Shop, and
Meeting House Stoves. Of entire new g. most
splendid patterns. Also. sheet iron Stoves
and Stove Pipe of all descriptions, ready
made or made to order. Furnaces and Fire
Frames in all their variety,
He is likewise constantly manufacturing
oil kinds of Sheet Iron. Copper, d Tin Ware,
all of which he will sell at prices correspon-
ding wilhthe times. for CASH or approved Gre
dit. Those wishing any of the above arti-
Giles are respectfully invited to cali at the
Stove or Sheet Iron Ware House of the SUBJ
scriber. where every exertion will be made
to accommodate their wishes and interest.
.4,.it MOSES MORSE.
N. B. Be particular to call at the old stand
of Moses Morse, in West-street, doors west
Of the County House. M. NJ.
LitchGsld, Oct. !, 1910. 10
Litchfield enquirer., 1841-04-22
Warren Institute.

J. C. HOWARD, Principal and Proprietor, as
sisted bya male and female teacher g..
RNI1E Summer Session will commence on
Il the Sd of May, and continue two'quar-
tiers, of eleven weeks each.
1sTms-$3O per quarter, in advance. in
GLIDING board and all necessary family ex-
penses, tuition, stationary, & use of text books.
Vocal and Instrumental Music, Painting
and Drawing extra.
Pupils will be received only at the COM
mcncement of quarter, and no deduction
for absence during the quarter.
Warren, March, 1871. 43