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New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-11-20
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Correspondence OF the Now.York Tribune
Extract of letter dated AES AEBoR, Meh, Nov II.
The Wings have let the election in this State go
by default because they were tired OF their nheri-
tance-thc fruits Of the former policy OF the Loco
Focos Of Michigan ruined credit. heavy debt
to our o,cn citizens, beside the $5,OOO,00O loan,
and nothing to meet the responsibilities but IN
empty treasury; and they feel willing to let these
prodguls tax the people 10 pay their own debts.
This is the reason Of the result in this State. But
next fall the Whigs will deem it necessary to as
.ort their strength to elect their Congressman,
when it will se demonstrated to the world that
Michigan as get "a Wig State Yours
10 While Mr.. GRANGER was Postmaster Cen
eral there was one continued strsam OF complaint
at the failure of the Mails. Now they full quite
as often, but as nobody knows exactly what to
make of Mr.. Wickliie's politics, nobody thinks
best to abuse him. For instance this week, the
Southern Mail has failed twice, and the National
Inteigencer gives the reason. The mail due here
Tuesday night failed from the giving out of the
CINE of locomotive or the Virginia Railroad near
Weldon, Leaving me passengers sitting in the midst
Of forest through four hours of Saturday night.
OF course, the Mail did not connect at Peters
burg. Then the engine TINT started North from
Richmond Tuesday morning gave out and
messenger was sent each WY for another. Ose
came from below in two hours, and the train start
ed. Six miles on, it plump upon another
locomotive which was fastening from the opposite
direction its aid. They upon each other
in bend as usual and were TOO near to be stopped
before the alarm given. Fortunately, the soli-
tary locomotive had tender before it, which was
smashed to pieces, and the locomotives some in
jured, but the engineers jumped OF and the passen-
ger, were only Jared little and good deal
frightened. The mail was thrown back again, OF
course but since i, is Mr.. Wickhe, trust
body will move the impeachment OF the Pos,mas-
ter General.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-11-20

% The County OF Putnam, Georgia, chose no
Senator a. the State Election, there being tie
Special Election has since been held, and Grisss
Wing. has beaten Hudson, Loco, Is votes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-11-20

US Hon. ALERT GALLArIS, now President OF
the National Bank in this City, has written an able
letter TO friend in Trenton, urging an immediate
resumption of Specie Payments by the Banks of
West Jersey. He thoroughly rcfutes every excuse
for prolonging state of Suspension, under the
pretsnce OF rslsering the eowmxxity, one moment
alter the ability to pay can be attained. He at,ri-
butes the present Suspension in good part 10 the
profgate mismanasement of Bildlc's dead mon.
ster, but insists that the continued Suspension in
Philadelphia is no reason a, all for its continuance
elsewhere. He takes the ground that no Paper
Currency at all would be preferable TO dcpre-
slated one. His letter presents foycibly the gen
eral arguments il favor Of a Sound Currency
which do not now need to be repeated in New
York, bu, which will be likely to do good South
of US.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-11-20

GF Hon. CLEMENT C. CLAY. U. S. Senator
from Alabama, is expected to resign his seat, on
account o; the i'll health of Ais wife.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-11-20

% John l. Mumiord, wOOl-dyed Federali,t
and member of the old Hamilton Society," adj
ver,ises for 10000 Bucktails, to be delivered al
MS office or Tammany Hail directly. The public
must not lasgh at th. atenpttO resuscitate worn
out humons Some men are Repu biicsns by ma
'urs-Others by virtue of badge. Oh YES oh
yes let John have buck,ail
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-11-20

" For Letter from e. 3. Johnson OF Uuca on Gun
Canal Policy Carlyle's estimate Of Ralph Waldo En
erson, account of Revolutionary Pensioners &C. 'N'
soc First Page.
uFo an original Poem BY Ms sigourney' an
,aa r,,e-nr,,e' remarkable narrative By Mrs
Child and = striking Indian Anecdote By Col John
Tru1nbul, see Las, Page
rror a carefully corrected Bank Note Table see
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-11-20

U"DA NJ" writes US iaqnriDg whether Mr.. Van
BIren did not wh President Letter 10 the Pope
Without perceiyng he drift Of tn. ques'os ~e answer
None ,h4i published While Secretary % Sie'e
mr. Van Barren wrote an official Lote 10 " Cieognsni
the corresponding functonay Of the P,ps Government
but there nothing il IL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-11-20

p7 Commander 6. n. RoLLiSs has been APP
pointed to the command OF the Navy Yard at Pen
sscola.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-11-20

~ Lord MOsrKrH hs. arrived in shi. city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-11-20

IL Bnpfisim OF PocuhOHtns.-Tob DO published
by subscription Mezzotnt Engraving Oh steel oil the
splendid national picture Of the Baptism OF Pocshoa'
painted by ordsr of Congress for the Rouhda OF the
Capitol at Washington, by l. &. Chapman Sza OF tho
Engraving II BY - inchss.
The Engraving is progress and ill DO issued 10
subscribers Mt the shortest lime that the ei finish of
large work will allow dollars per copy, for proofs
aud six dollars Tor prints the finest paper, payable 90
delivery Subscribers will please date their subscriptions
and the impresson will he numbered in the order they
urc printed aud delivered them according the daie
subscribing J. $. REDFlELO Clinton Hall
mis- If K. FARNHAM, Washington
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-11-20

NV Mrslc.-"A Life in tie wood.,r words by G. P
Morris. music by F H. Brown; Oh Youth Is the rzae,
by Miss Ellen Bluudell my Pretty Axle by George
Linlcy; and Twenty Years Ago, word. By p Morris.
composed BY Austin Phillips have Just Published by
Anvil, POI Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-11-20

u" The Ngw-lcRK STATE MECHANIC: No |,
is before US. 1t is published weekly IN Albany
on neat quarto sheet at s per annum giving
volume OF 4l6 pages. 1t is full OF original and
selected mater Of interest and value to Mechan-
ic., and trust it will be well supported by Them.
1t will be open to the free discussion Of all ques-
items OF Political Economy avoiding Party Politics.
Measures should be taken TO have il sold by the
newsmen throughout the State J. Munsell * Ce.
SO State ST. are the publishers.
CovST ROBERT or PARIS, forming No. XXlV.
OF Israel Posts complete Wayerlcy Novels, is just
cut of press. Price 95c
THIERss FRENCH REvoLurioy. No. XIV.
Of this excsllent and impartial history has just
been issued by Israel Post. Also,
The TRAGEDY OF THE SEAS, No. XIV.
" We are informed that the New-iork and
Albany Railroad Company have by no means given
up the purpose or the hope OF constructing their
work but intend 10 make early and vigorous efforts,
TO ill up their subscription and pro.ecate their en-
terprise. They have formally declined giving up that
portion OF their route lying in Westminster County
to the Hudson Railroad Company.
~ The Philadelphians are rejoicing in the pros
pect that the Government will purchase the superb
banking house of the L. S. Bank for Custom
House. Success 10 them
y DR. SslRKs's LEcrusE THIS TAsEsslcLE.-The
subject OF the Lecture of Jared Sparks be delivered
this evening the Tabernacle, is the Declaration OF
American Independence We need nothing further
an indueemen hear this distinguished lecturer, ~ho
is much at home every thing that relates to our kc'o
lutionary History.
NV Mrslc.-"A Life in tie Wood.' words by g. =
Morris. music by F. H. Brown Oh Youth Is the rEae,
by Miss Ellen Bluuiel NY Pretty Azile," by Georse
Linlcy; and Twenty Years Ago. word. By G. Morris
composed BY Austin Phillips have Just been Published by
OH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-11-20

~ The Philadelphians are rejoicing in the pros
pect tha, the Government will purchase the superb
banking house of the L. S Bank for Custom
House Success 10 them
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-11-20
By iAis Mornings Ssathsru ysii
Erom m RaIt.m Ia P,lrlo.

q No mail lis n'oF7ine sub OF cbarle.,oa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-11-20

DBy The use of Chapnnn's Magic IA
xor StrOD gopd may kept in perfect order.
Try 1t. ;luJe aud sold at lOa William st. o. MO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-11-20

j. ARRIVAL OF LoRD GoRpsTu.-This nobeirnn has
me city and make, head quarters st tine
Asior Hou.e II being Incumbent upon TO treat III
strangers with kindness and cyity aud especially ole
widely aad aosthy know, Lord Mcepelh We car
DO MA better than caution him TO avoid
10 the sudden changes Of climate and IN
case he should unfortunately have prod,posltion
fon coiaMon cold coughs, recoGInend hun
70 seGt hi igor gu Broad -sy tire.
package. of Rings Candy, and above all thing. b.
ware OF the EostruHs now being palmed upon public
for the cure Of the before mentioned diseases They
worse than aseiess being of them dangerous and
all teleterous 10 the general health.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-11-20

u d.. Tayior- Balsan. OF Lyerwort-This celebrated
remedy Tor Lung Com lants f m 30 Bowery, the My
ge -uine may he -ad down II Maiden Lane, bt
Comstocks Drug Store Remember the number, there
IS 4 noted counterfeit street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-11-20
THE WORLD OUTDONE
CHARLES O,,EALLEY AGAIN.
G7s AEEEs

ns- TRr Nsw WORLD for Saturday, November 20
bids fair 10 Guido even i,se.f the great variety and
richness Of its contents both original and selected In
fac, we can scarcel, KEEP UP With its wide spread snl
constantly increasing reputation Read and judge
CHARLES o'MALLEY--A continuation of ,hi.
splendid and popular novel. received in advance
The charters now given increase in in,erest--
oNlallsy again in the AsmyAn old Acquaintance.
Major Mon<oou-Fred. Pow,r-ine4-Lucy Da>hwoOi
-rveof ,he b axle Observation-Disclosures i Richmond,
Ball.
II. WARREN RAsTINGS-A magnificent article On
n. eyentiul career OF the celebrated Ex-Governor
General OF Bengal, OF deep and powerful interest,
written by = d Nlacau,cy, Esq. ltcontains l. lhS
.fahoyssiy Of J,t,,ls clearing up the mystery to
demonstration. .. The Doom Of NsnconGr. ). Tie
Foundsr qt jIy,ore. :. 7Ss Tiear~es Of Dude
TS, Clare ter of Hastings. s. HIS Tiinl-very
thrilling. :; HIS .lcg,attal. $. HIS Last Yeor,
III. THE FAITHFUL DoG-An original poem By
Mrs.L. H. sigourney-togetherw with FIVE other hesE
tiiul original poecal articles.
". THE CHILD's CHAMPIoN-An Original Tale
by Walter Whitman, E'q.
v THE ANCIENT RUINS OF yUcATAN-FrOa
the London Athenaum.
". THE HONEST WIDoW--A capital Story, by
Martin Doyle.
VII BARNABY RUDGE, in continuation
VIII. LETTERS FROM THE EAsT-Anoher inter
estiug letter from our correspondent at Tangier, in
TX. LADY ALDA's DREAM One of LOckhsrs
beautiful Spanish Ballads
<. THE CHARACTER OF VIM. LEGGETT-Aa
original sketch OF his Life and Writings, powerfully
written
VI sPAIN-From the London Britannia
XII. THE SCRAP BOOK-Containing great number
of miscellaneous articles in prose and poetry TOO
numerous to mention. ,7tSo, the usual variety Of
Editorial, News, patchwork, &c &s. Sc.
TsnMs.-S9 year in advance CO The First Vol
ume of Charles 0NIalley presented gratis 10 all new
subscribers commencing with the present volume ef,he
Quarto For sale by the Agents in all the cities Office
30 Ann st. NY WINCHESTER, Publisher.
NoylQ-It (l)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-11-20
= Emporium Oh Cheap Garnentn--rh.

II Emporium Of Cheap GarMents.-The
Public are requested to call and the style of Sur
t'uts, Winter Ffoeks, &c. offered j. 20 Broadway
Ansrean Hotel under tse assurance that the same viii
be found 10 comport with the work any house i'll tbs
trade while the prices such must offer induce
ment' to purchasers. WM. T JENNINGS,
Ill NIB ~ Draper and Tailor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-11-20
Ernm nlstsrd..ns Suu.

IL MANUFACTURES BANK tLsrER-Bills Of th,
Bank arc redeemed the redemption Office l56 Nassau
street. all hours half per discounts also by ali
the Brokers III Wall street at the same rate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-11-20

y To the Friends OF Foreign Missions.
by Divine permission. Missionary Sermon will be
preached By the Rev. D.. AIlaor on Sabbath Evening
next II the MOrayan Church. Fulton street. after which
-loas Of that Church.
The AID of Christian frends OF other denominations i,
resps :uuily solicited.
Service to commence at : o'clock. n20 IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-11-20
Y Good living Again Mr.. &C

= Good Living again Mr.. GOSLlNG,
whose inviting Saloon OF heal,h and plenty has been
Closed feS day, by his misfortune by IRE il now re
opened and his advertisement in another column, will
sho~ MS determination TO administer the wants of al
in his best style
you wish for attention. activity aud courtesy on the
par, attendants advise VOC 10 call At his aIIurinp
retreat and satisfy the OF the inner nan If you
do, you Wi be sure 10 call again C2) 10 I,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-11-20

CoSsuMPrfas-In looking the bills of mortality
naturally surprised To how great proportion
Of he deaths among attributable TO pulmonary
CON pain, If pake every allowance for our ut
fil and c4prciOus climate. Consum7 tion may truly he
called natioBa complaint. Were this ALL might
submit with rt.igGaton to what be avoided but
there norg wsO all c,ed several time,
YEAR VITA distressing colds Now for this there balm
fiilead and II IN power 20 romedy half
of these evils Pease Medica.cd lorenoHnd Candy, from
Il Division will The nost lnyetera;e delax
ion anl if may believe the testimonials Of more than
a.co,e of reputable physicians, IL viii avail 10
cpient stages Of consumption t-ef II Is IN fact potent
medicine III the shape Of confction pleasant the
an sanitary the digestion. We know that needs
any pr.e Of ours the public have alresdy given their
appreciation bat viii at least DO harm say that
ada our approving voice 10 ths; of the million
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-11-20

u The Young Choir, or School Singing Book,
original nnc scicctsd, by VIM b. Bradbury, and c. W
Sanders. The attention Of Teachers particularly
aesed to the following notices just received by the prb
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-11-20

- For a carefully corTeeted Bank N00 1101e So'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-03-06
Deaths.

Died her residence, in the county Of Mcckennrg on me
February Mrs ELIZ.rEIH D. HsHaE conson OF Frederick
amme, deceased in her 9th year The writer Of tins humble
tribute the memory the deceased had long and well known
her he was frequently with during poacted and pain
I'M Illness which unusual patience and mtude;
and dispositions inherent IN our nature which
opts conceal the fraties Of the
dead. lie is far from claiming exemption from weakness u
weakness NAV called which docs hnnor TO human nature
vet CONSCIOUS which he cInpay could
ADEQUATE, idea Of the unaic simplicity Of annrr>
of heart which Characterised the subject
Candor ieghe in all her acions-what NIT
fcby struck ALL who approached her dignity
carriage and Of peculiar 10 herself When occasion
required she would advise with the wisdom Of the matrun III
deed, striking Characteristic She stoned al AZ.
aud scnpcd express her opinions n tie death
of Ibis truly amahIe lady, her children have experienced loss
which nothing earthly repay But il is not my wish 10 ohufr
the deep affection the sacred al her family for
ioIs, that the Children who mourn the rira
Of such mother the arqaniancrs who cave SIGH Of
drop o sympathy the tomb Of departed worth can ind
consolation the hope that her spirit has asccnded 10 tue
bosom Of her Gnd. May IL rest IN peace.
l~r- The Norfolk papers will please copy the above.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-03-06

WAsHIyGTuS, March 3, lS4l.
APPOINTMENTS ny THE PRESIDENT.

APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT,
By and acith the adrice md consent IF me Senate
JUDGES.
Philemon Dckcrson, 10 be Judge of the United
States for the District of New Jersey, in the place Of
MahIon Dickorson, resigned.
Peter " Daniel Of Virginia, to be ono of the Associ
ale Justices ofthe Supreme Court ofthe United States
in the place of Philip. Barbour, deceased
John u Mason of Virginia, to be Judge Of the United
States for the Eastern District of Virginia, in the place
of Peter V. Daniel.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-03-06

TOCK SALEThe attention Of the public is invited 10 The
- delinquent Stock OF the James River and Knna" ha
Company Wednesday the 10Th instant Sec advertise
mani - March g9-.t
Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser., 1841-08-14

Robt ]. Walker on 22d October 1889. ard -
Also; the east half north west quarter sso,;.
,ownsmp %, range east, containing 7e1O9 7e u.
on 22d Oct 1888, and transferred to Wssts walker
nard. Printer fee eight dollars. '' ber-
Also; the east half south east Quartz,
township twenty-three, range 2 east con,.:Hi i5
and "a hundredths acres; was purcba GA -. 70
Walker on 22d Oct 1888, and transferred ~ " nCDt!
Bernard. Printer fee eight dollars. " walker
Also; the north east quarter section Is ,o,u..,,.
-, range two east, containing l56 acres U~nshp
chased by Arick 3 Dickson on 22d Oct ls3a - Per,
Also the south east quarter section II. ,or.. ivo
%, range east, containing 100 and 81 hunS,a.Sap
acres; was purchased by Jno Freeman On Ie,L ~
1888. Printer fee ten dollars. ~NOV
Also; the whole of section twenty. townsb;, ..
ythree. range two east, containing 635 and o. Iun
dredths acres; was purchased by VIM CarpiIl on ~.
18th November 1888. Printer fee 90 dollars VIC
also; the east half north east quarter section 90
township %, range east, containing 79 and I9 bpO
dredths acres; was purchased by Malcom Gicbrs.
on I'D Oct 1888, and trf d. to Rob Jemirson-nfsS
Also; the south east quarter section %, townsb;n
twenty three range three east containing one hun.
dred and fifty eight and thirty-our hundredths scre
was purchased by Arick g. Dickson on 22d Octoha,
1883. Printers fee ten dollars.
Also; the south west quarter and east half of north
west quarter section twenty-three township TWENTY
three: range two east, containing 239 and "a hun.
dredths acres; was purchased by Arick and Dickson
on 22d Oct 1888. Printer fee thirteen dollars.
Also the west half of north east quarter and east
nall north west quarter section 25, township twenty
nree range two east, containing 159 and orty-eght
hundredths acres; was purchased by Robt Walker
on I'D Oct 1888, and transferred to Walker and Ber
nard. Printer fee ten dollars
Also; the west half south east quarter section 25
township twenty-three, range two east, contain;nr
10 and IA hundredths acres; was purchased By Ro5
Walker on 22d Oct 1888, aud transferred to Wall.
er and Bernard. Printer fee eight dollars
Also; the west half of south west quarter of seq.
ton 39, township twentythree, range two east, con-
tanning 70 and As hundredths acres; was purchased
by Samuel Guin on 22d October 1888, and transfer
red to James A. Girault. Printer fee eight dolls.
Also; the east half south west quarter section thr
tysix, township twenty ythree, range two east con.
tanning 79 and 45 hundredths acres; was purchased
| by Macom Gichrist on 22d Oct 1888, and transfer.
red to James A. Girault. Prin. fee eight dollars
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1841-05-14

the satisfaction OF reaping a glorious hat
vest of plenty in the autumn of HE. y
you ever think of erecting for yonrselyc,
splendid temples of fame, you must STRIP
ambition Of its robes of vanity, and cont
mence the work forthwith. If you fall
asleep when the edifce is half completed
the chances are ten to one that when y0u
awake you will find it crushed 10 earth.
and its ruins overgrown with the grey
moss of dispair. y, my friends , ,ur
must be up and doing if you wish Is,
prosper in this precarious world Just
keep on squandcring life's blessed ;no.
ments in the Indulgence of sluggish
dreams, and if you don't eventually sbde
into eternity shirtless, sIfiless, and shoe
less, then use my hat for a spi!-box, and
set me down rs one of the humhugs Of
the age. But industry, my hearers, can
clothe the tattered mendicant in scarlet
and purple, and patch up the broken win
dows of want with the aid Of that putty
which abdeth forever. Heaven hugs IN
its bosom the honest and the industrious
of the sons Of carlh--and rocks the cradle
of repose where slumbcr the children of
daily toll Let MS work while we live
and go TO our long homes with the sati>-
faction Of having done our duty 10 oul
Maker, 10 our neighbor, and to ourselves.
So mote il be
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1841-05-14

! NJ u morr, {Peru, La Sale county, Ill.
G.. q. MILLHR, Dayton.
A. o. SNirn, Smiths mills.
JASON G uLEr, Troy Grove.
l.. w. D wNioeX, Yermilionyilie.
Hsxay PHILLrps Munson, (ndion cgeok.)
&. ". RayxaLns, r. NJ. Pontiac.
RaEs MotGAy, Mofyan's mill,
J,uus q. Car, Bristol Kane Co. TIL.
WILlttu RtvEy, near Van Buren,, III.
WGirt,t *. BRnwv. Sudbury, Illinois
II sSrY HICKS. Hicks mi'l De KaIb TO. III.
w. w. WIVv, Oswego Kane Go. Ill,
AyrnoVY y irzER, Boonesboro', Ogie Go. Ill
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1841-05-14
From the N1w YORK SUNDAY Mercury.
short Patent sermon.
u ! u . W, J n.

] have selected the following words as
my text for my present discourse =
Thr ~ fnll epgh the pampered monarch lay,
Ff Sc, and slumbcfing life away.
Mr usrcl notwithstanding that In
dastfg, win 1r bran new broom, has
7@eptten iio and evils into the dustpan
81 elinion, i if we look into the dagk
3npbg "a, M vide world, we shall find
tha ihe ~ chs of sloih, large and
strtag eaoug to eniangle turkey buzz
af1s eva yet hanging there, obscuring
ibe tee echo rays of enterprise that yet