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Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-07-17
q Of Representatives on the

,Iau,e of Representatives on Inc
I'M ,no,jOn was made to reconsld-
vbich the bill repeating the
y Treasury law, had been re-
'lp 0'n ~. committee on Ways and
vi = :, !, might be referred to Sc
Va '" ~. The motion to recons'd'
'.Donorled with much warmth BY
''n members for the reason that
~ ;, that a majority Of the commit
! !n and Means, consisting OF SIX
I,bree democrats, were opposed
4 ' ..oeol of said law. The motion
~, carried, and the repeating bill
N 10 a select committee u,,.
y, Wise, and some fe" other Wings
|, TOO independent to be led by the
/ +, CLAY, are opposed to repeating
4 y,,.odeut Treasury law, until they
. ,r,s upon substitute
f'a. House of Representatives, or
IN, oIt., The committe Of Ways and
4 ,.oored a loan bill, authorizing
4 ,,,.,,,v Of the Treasury or Presi
4 !. Morrow sum not exceeding $l2,
Hoo, upon five per cent. scrip redeem =
Y At the pleasure of the Government
!. ,bo year 1856.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-07-17
TAX COLLECTORS SALE.

TAX COLLECTOR'S SALE.
ri WILL sell to the highest bidder for
Ell cash, before the Court House door
in the town of Lexington, Holmes county,
Mississippi, on the 3rd Monday the Goth
day of September next, the following des
scribed property, to wit: lot number II,
situate, lying and being in the town OF
Tchula, Miss.
Assessed IS the property Of George
Adams, for the year 1910. Tax due 81
cents.
JOS. WALTON, T C.
July II. 3G. Pm
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-07-17

TAX COLLECTORS SALE.
TT WILL sell to the highest bidder for
III cash, before the Court House door,
in the town of Lexington, Holmes county
Mississippi, on the 9TH Monday, The Odd
day of August next, the following desert,
bed property, TO wit: lots numbers Ia,
rs, and JIG.
Assessed as the property Of Henry II.
Pease, for the year 1910. Tax due 81
05 cents.
JOS. WALTON,
Tar Collector.
July II. 30. I'm
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-07-17

MARRIED.--ln Honey Island, in this
county on the llth inst. by the Hon. Al
vAM WILSON Mr.. II. A. WILTSHIRE, TO
Miss JANE TURNER, all of this county.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-07-17
TAX COLLECTORS SALE.

TAX COLLECTORS SALE.
E WILL sell to the highest bidder for
III cash, before the court house door Of
Holmes county, on the 4lh Monday, the
Odd day Of August next, the following
described property, to wit: lots numbers
lis and 10, situate lying aud being in
the town Tuchula, Holmes county, Mis-
sissippi.
Assessed as the property of G. Wet
more, for the year 1910. Tax due 60
cents.
JOS. WALTON, r. C.
July II. 36, I'm.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-07-17
TAX COLLECTORS SALE.

m WILL sell to the highest bidder for
I'LL cash, before the Court House door
in the town of Lexington, Holmes county
Mississippi, on the 9TH Monday, the 25rh
day Of October next, the following desert
bed land, to wit: the west half of the north
east quarter, and cast half of the north
west quarter, section IL, township Is,
range2 east, containing in all, 1853 81.
l00ths acres, more or less,
Assessed as the property of JAS. Scott,
for the year 1910. Tax due 80 s Cts.
JOS. WALTON, r. C.
July II, 3G 3m
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-07-17
TAX COLLECTORS SAFES

n WILL sell to the highest bidder for
III cash, before the Court House door in
The town of Lexington, Holmes county
mississippi, on the 18th Monday, tho 25th
Gay OF October next, the following desert.
bed land, 10 wit: the south Yves, Quarter of
section ., TOW nship Is, range . cast, con.
tanning $50 34-l0Oths acres
;, Assessed as the property of Abper
Erwin, Tor the year 1910. Tax duo eI
& cents. WV v
JOS, WALTON, TIC.
July IT. a6 a.,
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-07-17

October next, will be sent TO the General Pos
Office as dead letters.
Anderson YIN Lomax Alfred
Anderson WINS Lewis Mp
| Ayres i 5 LOe
| Ashley A Loe AS
| Andrews S " MARROW Jos
I Archison $ Mulrhead VIM
! BarfeId MISS L Morrison IL
Brown Mrs n T. Maury WIN l.
| Booker Mr. May ThoS A
Brown Mrs Susan 2 Maiyard Thos
Boatwright IL 5 Z Montgomery nd,cw
| Blue Moore 81 Ford j
Brown + Mubry Jesse
Burkhead rs Morrison Elizabeth &
| Bird Rev Ira Mayo J r 4
| Barber VIM. Moore Mrs Jane
Billingsley w Meek Jacob W
| Booker T Meek
Branham John McCaslsll Jno b
| BaIdridge Meglohon Elias
! elk Cir Court 6 Norman WIN 7 ,
Corwin A d Nelson Samuel or
Conn J A J Doneson
eating James Oliphint J
Collier W G. Oliphint II S
Cray W II Ohphint Jas A
Crawford TIP Ohphmt Mary A
! Davis ID Oliphint Miss VI
! Davis RI Purssell T.
Davis G NJ Polk Henry
| Dew Il Polk George
Darnell or w TIopkinsPrestrige Howell
Durham Charles Plummer Jos K
Deloach Ann II Pellet friedrich
Dawdy Asa Pleasant & Butler
Deoach f. f Peebhs Henry NJ :
Duke A II Pickens W
EnIoe K Price John
Eggleston Wm3 Price Mr.
Eggleston Mrs PulIen Robt II
Ellis } r Ray l.
Elkm Z RoIcy Lawrence
Falhcree JEFF, Rosamond Cornelius
Freeman Ewel Reynor 5 5
Fisher K Editor Republican
Field Henry Smith Jame2
Ferguson Miss Z Stanford Ihos ,
| Freeman Jewell Stanfi Wash
Faylear Robt Stuart Juo NJ
Findley John Sims Me-
Flournoy Mp Stigler VIM
Green T , Smith. DanI
Grace + l. Smith Elizateh
Griffin b Swishcr Saml
GwinJ VI Sheriff Holmes co ?
Gmntham B IiiIman Miss Nancy 2
Greer W X TilIman John
George L Thomas Benz
OluSOH JdCOO HutUlOIlO Jd1
Gage S b Thrcdgill Mrs Elizabeth
IIansook B ? Taylor Elias
Henderson Rev DC Tax Collector
Harris G Iubbs Elizabeth
Harms i ID Iurnbul Anthony
Hester d ThGtch James
Harry II Tory James
House NJ I0mbs Edward
! Harris Alice Vardeman jeremiah
Houston Ms II A Walker Miss Clardnda
Harris W & Whitehead b G
Jones James2 Williams Danl
! Joshn Mrs Il Wharton jeremiah
James Wharton Edmund ID
jenkins w West James K
jordan Jonathan Walton Joseph
Jolly w Watson RiChald
King w l. Wright Anne
kcim White ii II
Kercheval ] Walton II S
keIIoguc John Meek James
lie Grand n Wiltshire r A
Lane S Il Waller Benz S
Lansdale w Young A 2
Lehr w d Young & w
frsr Persons calling for letters in the above
list, will please say they are "adrert'sed."@E7r-0
r. i. YATES, P. NJ.
July 3, 3w
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-07-17
A LIST or LETTERS

REMAINING in the Post Office at licking
ton Mississippi, on the first day Of July 1871,
which if not taken out before ihe first day Of
October next, will be sent TO the General Post
Office as dead letters
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-07-17
TAX COLLECTIONS SALE.

TAX COLLECTORS SALE.
II WILL. sell TO the highest bidder
NJ for cash, at the rthouse door in
Lexington, on the third Monday, 10th
day of August next, the following de-
scribed land, to wit:--West half north
east quarter section thirty, township
thirteen, Of range four east.
Assessed as the property of George
w. Tubb--taX due ole dollar aud
four cents. l H.aN guraHa
JOS. WALTON, A. d. G.
May Is, 27-3m. pr fee die.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-07-17
A LIST OF LETTERS

A LIST OF LETTERS
N0 EMAINING in the Post Office at Frank.
WA lin, Mississippi, on the lst day of July,
1871 which il not taken out before the LIST day of
October next, will be sent to the General Post
nnion I,,,l lotto,r
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-07-17

Office as dead letters.
Arnold Mrs Mary NJ McImis2
Bridges Alncy Matthews Isaiah
Bryant John McIutirc C.
Bates } Mitchell w
Btophllcr DanI McGaw Mrs Martha
Bates Mis-, Elizabeth McInrire Andrew
BIak'ey John Mcknight Thos
Barisdale Jas Nance Cyrus
Bonner WIN PARTS Addison
BcIot j l. PIunket Benjamin
Crocket i Roberts G .
Gotten John Roberts George
Cowan J w Rule Nathan
DuIany b + Roberts Collins
Dickinson ID w Renpor John
Doty VIM Smith l. d Mrs
Dnlany S p Sharkelford SD2
Fatheree John Smith AG
FatherCe J ID Sellers w B3
Fathcree JEFF Smith ]
Foster Edmund Smith Britain
Field Henry t, Sharks Rev A H2
Gray RID Sample James
Greedy Oliver 'ribblc Mrs Mary
tIobson \ NJ Thompson Ihos 5
Horton John Taylor Ozas
Horton NJ Taylor Nj
Hubbard John TAYLOR Elias
IIobson Mrs Mayo 1oler Needam
jordan Jonathan Taylor " NJ
James Il w , Usher w "
James joshua Vaughn Thos
James sc Williams X 5
Jackson Andrew Witty Lewis
Johnson J ID Williams Rofn
Johnson S w Western G A
King w l. Wade W ,
kimbrough WV WiIsonW L
Wecms Jas VI
1tr Persons calling for letters in the abov
list, will please say they are advertised.
a. NJ. MAYO, z. NJ.
July 10, 3w.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-04
RsCKua,s PATENT,
RACKUs,s PATENT
PIRL()R SICIE.

This stove constructed OF the best qualty oil Ru.'is
.heet ron upon cylindrical prn-tne furnace or hre
cn.mber occupy ng part OF tne crnHe cy''h"n'l -
h;b !; he'd an atmospheric Rarefer upon each side
Of tabul.r form and lined throughout The heat hstl'
created IN tie chamber passes beseen the Innings OF ths
TWO rarer. cr radat0r- hei are cfed INTO the oae
- b t,,o,, and = current Of air continually rg,hiae
tbrouga the tubes hich left open at each cad oi
that purpose carries great amount Of rarehed OF warn
air n,s the apartment. The punty and soitHess OF IN
ar m room heated By this peculiar and re-
rarsabe the he's, seAg dla>ed from great extent Of
surface mo4erusly heated The heAed ar entering the
wing. or sides OF the stove teseends and Preaas over
,s f ,Irace Of the base at the bottom, keeping Tie
colder portion Of tire next the floor IN cons ant CIR
cnlanou-p the meantime preserving 1t entirely from con-
ANIMATION rendering stove perfectly sale ana agree
able for apartments OF lnva1s sleeping rooms, &c NO
,bs oaIy stove that has the radiator cnd holoH
b,se combined the public respectfully invited to cal
md examine II before purchasing elsewhere Hanusc
cured BY ] 4 E BhCKUS, - Bowery, New YORK where
c, be .eeu great number Of dations from gen
,-.,,er 10 have us-,i these stoves. ulj IA
New-York tribune., 1841-12-04
HE RIB i N E.

avrruKus JouRSAL or Books AND OPINIONS; No. XIII
December 1911 Geo. l.. Curry. & Co. I67 Broad way.
This sterling monthly commences its new volume
with increased spirit and ability, and new and
greatly improved outward dress. The Arcturss
Sapper to the New-York Press is the title Of the
leading article. 1t contains some palpabe hits at
the Editors and is graphic and humorous in its
sketches. Dining however in imagination, Is hard
Is satisfactory TO critical taste, though have
no doubt It's by far the cheapest mode of giving a
supper. We agree heartily and fully with the
sathor of The Winter Lectures Exfounded' in
censurng the choice, by the variosi City Societies
Of men who have acquired distinction in other
walks than those Of Literature and whose names
therefore might readily draw larger houses
than those of less widely know~ but far superior
scholars and thinkers. We, too, are so old
fashioned as 10 believe that the man Of one art
mystery is likely to do better in his vocation than
he who practices dozen The closing paragraph
Of the article hint, instruction which, hereafter,
should no, be lost
There are in thi, city accomplished scholars
and eloquent orators; men living in the retirement
Of their families, who could bring to the cause OF
the public morals wisdom derived from that best
of all teaching, OF the home and the freside there
are those who see with keener eye the true prin-
cples and laws of trade than the merchant " no is
engrossed with what is immediately before his eye
there wiser politicians than those who medde in
the trade for Office; there enthusiasts for good
ness and mobility of life whose voice. might and
should be heard in public, but whose names are
not found in the programme Of the lectures"
The criticisms of Arcturus are, in Judge
ment, its chief glory. Those of Kcarss Sopnets,
A.itons Monad and johannes Secundus full
Of rich and hcart-checring thoughts. The Essay
on Method is good in it, way but the method Of
which it treats is the mechanical-not the higher
method of the mns-whch is Heavens first law
Pufer Hopkin. is continued, and the Loiterer con-
tains several excellent nolices and The News
Gong Literary lntelligencer will be added TO
each number hereafter.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-04

10 the Editor Of the Tribune
VIII YOU have the goodness TO inform these persons
WAC attend pablo Lectures for purpose OF couvesins
whisper with each other, during the selrsfy that
they s1eeedsHgiy annoy those who unfortunate st
To be seated them' TLe writer with friend from
Msi>sppI went to the Taberdscc last evening 10 besr
Major fochman VIC seated ourselves the south gallery
where were annoyed by the whispering o!
young aud woman aud the rafting ef the stiff paper
thai contained the confectionery win which they
after having tesn disturbed for more than thirty minutes
by their ndecorous conduct, ,old by the yousg
that could change MY seat. or course was
Obliged her for the n6rmation but my friend being
LADY, ana tho house ver full deemed best TO rela
our sost rather than disturb those around BY gong 10
more remote part of the house tie annoyance not
only continued bat increased by ths persons ssdeo TO
obey sitting immediately behind us when they perceived
We were pleased by their BY noticing the
ter IN such form your good judgement shall dictate
you VIII confer favor upon those ~ho seeking
lruc,iou rather tbsn amusement, during hoar spent
in the Lecture Room. Respectfully, Yours,
Deeem5er.2. J. II. w.
If the young lady is not cured of her i'll man
ner. by perusal of the above, we hardly know
wha, would effect the necessary reformation. Her
error doubtless arose from an smiable desire 10
render herself agreeable to the yousg gentleman
who accompanied her. but even feeling OF be
nevoehcs may lead one TOO far--as 1t appears TO
have done in this ias,ance.-E& J
New-York tribune., 1841-12-04
WIZ. EFAGAU "a go.
TYPE AND STEREOTYPE FOUNDRY,
74 Fulton, corner of Goid-sfreet,
tEw-YoRK

y
TVyHF ,ubscrier, take this method Of announcing 10
their friends and the public generally that, ha'nig
purchased the extensive ana well known Type Foundry
formerly owed by hcssrs Conner Cooke they nave re-
noy-d Inc sane 10 their preSen central location. Havng
made extensive rcvson, alterations and additions tcy
are now prepared orders of amy gn'tu9e taey
may favored SIt with rromp and on a' favorable
terms a, nj any Foundry IN America. To tneir Speci-
Book which has been recently extensively circulated
they would respccily refer.
All articles manufactured by item shall be o ilsteta
cana, # nnt .-rior 10 any manufactured this country
and undergo thorough examination a. to appearance
ranging dressing and properly assorng Al articles ex
hised the Specimen Book formerly issued ny conner
Cooke together with Fonts sold by then can no."
be furnished from this Foundry without delay with many
sace added.
WM HAGAR & co. Agents for III. sale OF the VA
ni.r Ws.hngton and Smith Presses which. together nth
Chasss Gases Composing Sucks, Furniture Ink, and
every article used the Printing Business will lee kept
on sand, and FURNISHED at manufacturer prices.
~ B. No Machine Cast Typs manufactured at I'M
Foundry. J'-'-H
New-York tribune., 1841-12-04
SILVER llEDAL AWARDED
THNl.,a PATENT rEn.E- ROCK Nc

SILVER llEDAL AWARDED.
II INf-'S PAFENG SEGE-ROGNiN
N CHAlR-loil-ls no offered, much improved
VIII rock of itself VIII please an infant
VIII p,ye perfect ease VIII coiaiori the aged.
Wll!no get out of order. Will prove family comfort
Is aOt this sufIicientl In sickness or IN health
Rock rock III Kings chair, there's a charm IN It,
That soothes all the cases Of suffering buma niIy-
Tell of the pcarure there is III the Use oft,
Rocking : freey-of case the reality.
The regulating this Chair makes II IN effect equal
10 two stinct separate chairs consequently the pur
chaser of Kings Self-Rockcr buvs the CHEAPEST as
we'll the easiest and best rocker IN the market.
NB-Thc rockers of this char present NJ ob'trtefioH
neither DO they the carpet.
Always Maud the following patent Chairs, all war
eantce 81 out Of order
REVOLVING CHAIRS, KECUNeENr CHAIRS,
KECUMBhNT REVOLVING CHAIRS. LIBRARY
CHAIRS, WRITING CHAIRS, STUDY CHAIRS
OFFICE CHAIRS, with great variety, all made for
especial ease and comfort. All kinds of chairs made 10
order.
The subscriber confines hr.cf exclusively 70 ;ho ms
u nui,c,urc of chgrs VI. w. KING
Patent Chair Maker. No. 47i Broadway,
olaf New York between Grand & Rrnom" ~
New-York tribune., 1841-12-04
sSMlLLiE & SHERMAN,
& MECHANICAL DEN

= lists 63 Chambers opposite the Park de-
sire agsil express tssir gratitude for past eneour-
sg,uert and their friends and the public that
nothing shall be wanting their part 10 insure ihe
confidence ard favor those who m,y honor them WIN
CALI Artificial Teeth Of the first quality. from one 10 aa
satire set inserted on the most improved methods fh
log sealing and extracting performes with care and at
.enon and their charges III all casa. 10 suit the e'eun
stances Of their patients,
New-York tribune., 1841-12-04
no. flt BseWEESA

xN No. flt BDVTEESN decidedly the o.
IS estabi-hrzeui in Ncv-Yor 10 get bargains IN the
s3 Boot and shoe line you nave only TO call TO be
aS1 convinced. Ladies, Gentlemen :. Misses Boys and
Chir-as Boots Sh.c and Caters. all their variety o
nv own manufacture and warranted first r-tc at prices
to ,uit the times Likewise large assortment OF gooc
coun;ry work ~hich will be sold vors cheap.
iy2 6u WILLIAM AGATE ia Bowery.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-04
CuEulCAa. OEL LAuPs-

DATESC CHEMICAL 0EL LAMPS
i CHEMICAL OlL-BrRNlNG FLulD.-The sub
scrber would invite the attention Of the public 10 his
cock Of "GREENOrGH'S PATENT LAMPS which
from ,heir beauty ard superior qu'es. destined to
.cper.ede all other IN The oil which Is burned
IN them chemical preparation very clean in is proper
lies and very briliaat snd economical light Inc
Burning Flud is portable light free from all smoke
SMELL or grease, and Will neither soil stain Common
Lamps caa BE- a,ere+ trihng expense, 10 burn the
uid The subscriber kisdy permitted to refer 10 yoInr
Of respectable families who are now nsins INC
article J. G. HOOKER, ifs Broaf@sy'
between Grand and BrosHe ss a.,
~ B There no danger of explosion in either S1
these ARTICLES
New-York tribune., 1841-12-04
l. OIL

FATAL DCELs--We regret to recsrd TWO more
victims at the snrize Of the Unsuitable Noloch OF
dueIing. Yesterday, encounters took place be-
tweea four gentlemen OF this city-all Of them
highly respectable and honorable In both in,ian-
the result was fatal. Tho weapon. used We're
We understand. small swor.i, Two of the CON-
ba;ants were well knows members OF The mcrcan-
tile community. Caa neither reason nor law ar
rest these mi,called affairs of honor''
=. o. Bee, Nov l9.
The Crescent City say. that the parties we're
Mons Chevremon,, who was killed by q thrust
near the heart from Mr. Ledoux. and Mr. La
dreux who fell victim to the Droad,.word OF Mr..
GiroJ
New-York tribune., 1841-12-04

STENOGRAPHY, OR THE ART OF WRITING
SBOEsT NAND,
For taking do+n Sermons, Lectures OrBons Trials
Taught with the most uuriyaled success, by
r. TOWNDROW

IOrncr OF BTOiEWNy DHiHH NITFUFf
Mr. TowxDRow, professor of SHGography and Practi-
cal Reporter formerly OF London and Manchester, would
most peclfuy his trends and the public
that nc has by pressing solicitations of nu
moron, individuals who desrous instruction
hun proloag his stay this city for bef period
or the purpose of gv0g another of lessons IN the
ccnce of Stenog tnphy. sg-ecably his peculiar
nd highly approve system founded upon the most sim
pie and unerring principles und which, the Author can.
sth the hisIce place in fearless competition
the various methods pursued by the first stenogra
nhers in the world d2 lw'
New-York tribune., 1841-12-04

J7 Letters have been received fron Senator
Fleming of Harrisburg. Pa (@hose long absence
was recently subject Of anxiety dated Burling-
ton. Iowa, stating thar he had Just returned from
Back River. and would he at home by Dec. 1.s
New-York tribune., 1841-12-04

THE LAKEs-rh There Is no litte alarm tet along
the Lakes because of the great fall OF the water
winch has been for year two, and still L., IN
progress. Since 1896, the water IN our river mas
fallen more than three feet and il Is sill Two feet
higher than it was in 1920 In that year II was a
fraction over six feet lower than 1t had previously
been Should 1t nov 60 down to the lcw mar X
which it reached in 1920, it will be impossible Tor
any of the large boat, to pass over the ST. CLAIR
Hat. heavily laden Indeed, il was sometimes I'M
possible for them to do 30 the present season. 1t
IS no, strange. therefore, that considerable anxiety
Is felt upon this subject.
Nor will Buffalo be any better oil. Should the
water reach the lowest mark, the bed OF the canal
at that point would be above the level ct the lakes
Already navigation has been Interrupted, from The
fact that the low state of the water does not MI
the channel of the canal That evil, however, can
be remcdied by digging; but it would take long
time. asd = great deal of money to dig channel
through the ST. Clair tlats. Detroit Adv
New-York tribune., 1841-12-04

nR. ID. L.. B ES T. y II u Z r u = - 4 ~
DuaN RHEUMATIC ENBROCArlON-Ihi' vri-
usbe EmbrocaIou bv long experience IN private prac-
tce has found be the most valuibe preparation
offered % the public A. kheuInati,m has bihl,d Ihe
skll of medical SCIENCE the proprietor happy ne has
in hi, power 10 Offer remedy wbich has never been
known IN any Gaze TO fail II giv Immediate relief
go BRoAD~ u. Aprii2, lcil.
After az Intellectual trial Of the thousand snd one rene
i.s sggescd by friends (naHy Of which nsuscou'
III tse,r Gaturr it a,r- pleasure that am en4osa
10 .,a,e thai DR.. Breuhsuf.rs Emhrocaunn hts had tue
effect 10 eraiicaie all Indications OF the Rheumatic a-c
tiop with which have been troubled.
fsir-.dl WM T. JENNINGS.
For sale by WM. II. BENNETT, DcuggisL
az I'm los Greenwich street
New-York tribune., 1841-12-04

FRrsHET-The Savannah Republican says tsat
the late rains have caused rise IN the riysr' OF
Northern Georgia. Al Macon on the 2l,tof NV
terrible storm was experienced. and much dam
age wa, done to the bridges, railroads, &c. in the
sicinity.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-04

LlrrELIs MUSEUM for December contains a
variety OF excellent selections from the British pc
rodicals and the continuation of Charles o'Ma-
ley and Barnnby Rudse
New-York tribune., 1841-12-04

u The Abingdon (ya) Banner announces the
death of Andrew Russell, who was from the cleo
tan of Mr. Jefferson to tia. election of Mr.. Van
Buren,, a memberof the Presidential Electoral Col
Iege Of Virginia.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-04

Co.r or TIE WEsrERS R.ILRoAD.-The West
era Railroad, exclusive Of the Boston and Worces-
ter Railroad, cost :6.7oOOoo
New-York tribune., 1841-12-04
CFsAxiEs CLUDi iUs,

successor TO GEO. rsUscHER,)
MANUFACTURERS OF PAPER BONES l27 william
VI street ofever possible shape style aud variety for
the use of rny mco business, Constantly hand barry
assormcu. Of Square Boxes FlaiH and fancy single ant
IN sets, also -
BANDBOXES,
by the bale or nest, ,
Genuine German Cologne Water imorcd, and for sale
Al a very Nv price. " An
New-York tribune., 1841-12-04

The LADIES COMPANION for December has
iust been published by w w. Snowdcn. at lO9
Fulton t. Its er,bellished by two splendid plate.
ono view of the Capitol at Washington. The
literary contents are by prominent writers, and we
learn that n. 2. Willis has been engaged con-
tributor to lis pages
New-York tribune., 1841-12-04

~ A general fgh; occurred at Pekin, Illinois,
recently. growing out of long protracled qnarrs
aboa, the ownership Of a ferry The Corporation
of the village ard Messrs. Aliens each claimed
it. The agent of the Corporation, Mr.. Therp,
put up bell, and McGrew, agent of the Mossrs
Allen, bail, pen about it. The parties CHANGED
t. meet, with some of their friends; melee en-
sued and several persons were severely injured
one or two. it IS feared, fatally.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-04

10 Mr.. Grecnoughs Statue OF Washington was
raised to its lefty pedestal in the Rotundo OF the
Capitol at Washington Wednesday. Tho In
,ellisencer says that the President, with large
number st citizens, was present 1t is placed in
Tie centre of the Gotundo-a most unfavorable
position with regard TO light.