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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-11-04
NEW FALL GOODS

TIME sub.c, iber wosld lesPrsiiulh announce 20
h his customers aud the public y. ners,, that
hs hos il-t 6nished receiving and -, etiie is'ee
and we'll sei-cied s,ork of FALL GOODS Tea
in want 'd bargains, would jo well "esli Hha
examipe hi stock hefhr making their pn'rhHs's'
M he ia d,tetmined 10 sell un.,n rcrn- uodaiipg
terms. VAN DOREN. Jr.
Sent %.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-11-04
CAVALKY--AtientlOn!

TIME meeting Of the Company fixed for sa'nr-
n day next. is hereby postponed until the Isl
Saturday ia December. The Company will meet
IN that day a, Boaks Tavern, at o'clock. r. NJ
Punclual attendance will bs necessary, a. business
Of importance will be transacted. BY order,
DAVID SPECK, o. S,
November 4, 1871.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-11-04


yiRGINI \ :--Ai Rule. held 10 the Clerk. Office
OF the Circuit Superior Court uf Law ard Gran
Gerry for Morgan County. on the ist Monday IN
September. 1871,
Andrew Michael. Jr.. p'E
ogain1
Dennis 8. Clover, Emanuel Clover. Philip A Clo-
YER PIER Clover. Absao,s Clover. VIM Dark
wsli. Nj ,y Jane Duck~aIl, DAVID DuckwslI.
heirs OF M,iy Duck aall. decd (formpry Nil
" Ciove,,) Georset,a Clovnr. Hugh Smrh and
NJ ny. his VIE. (fnrmr,ly M,ry Cls-,.) W.
ginia Clover and Ro<e Anna Reynolds, (t",mei .
ly Rose Anna Cover) dts
IN CHANCERY.
TIME defendants. En- inuel Clover. Philip A.
Il Clover. Pete, Clover. Absalom Clover, David
D ckwsll. William Du kwall. Virginia Clover and
Rr.e Anna Reynolds. not having entered their ap.
p+arane-. aud given security according to The net
nf the Grnersl Assembly and The Rules Of th.
Court. md 1t appearing nv satisfactory evidence
that th-y nnt ioh buants Of this C'mmap~ ealtl
It !. ordeie that they do appear here On The hfs'
M 'nd.y IN -csmb.I mex, aud answer the PLAIN.
M bill: and rha, copy Of this ord = BE- firth.
Nrh ia,er''d IN some newspaper published in
b"tk"le, Caunt,. fer two months excessively, and
hk- cory p"sl.d the front door Of the Couri
House of NJ ryan County.
A Copy. -Tr.tr,
j. RICHARD. c.nc.
November 4 1871 i'm
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-11-04
July IS. re4i.- III
groceries.

NN7E have ga hand 6ne stock of PIimr RIO
w COFFEE, Jays do; Lsaf. Lnrr ard
Brown SUGARS, New Orleans MOLASsEs; Il.
r. Imperial TEA, &c, &C., ~ aich will be d,.ros-
ed af cheap. HAMME & STEPHENS.
NJ, ~
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-11-04
OYSTERS! OYSTERS!!

vUyHE subscriber respcc,fuIly informs the public,
IL that he has opened OYsrsR EsrABLIsa-
MIST in the cellar OF Mr. Adam Yuune's dazzling,
where he i. prepared 10 serve up Oysters. IN every
way, either roasted, fried. steced, in the she'll
by the b,ishsl lesser qnanilts. and respectfully
.ohci,s call from all who feel disposed to parIo-
mae him.
II. will also keep on hand daring the season, q
supply Of sweet Potatoes.
WILLIAM STRICKLAND.
M.ninsburg, Oct IS. ls4l.--3,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-11-04
STOCK OF GOODS
eFTsR BsAR G,EEaVe.

70 III + unl~rsieaed lrust~ss q VIZ lone sna
h Vim s Lyss, ,Ger at ffivasu sale, great
b'fga,@, IA
sTocx OF occDs,
A, the Mill Creek Stnre ut buake''- fIil. Il con
..r% of thu greatest vairn, and il he fno.t c'u-
,lerr a.-orr -ni fb ihs cnan,rs traa,', q -'s
iahl.frnes, ~ this valley, sud eaa hr bon W -
must advantageous iermsr- "a price Mud i,'ns IL
men. II desired. the stpck ~Iil b. quail, d.
Vidrd Prrsnn- wishing :" purchase. csh SO the
gond. IL the rare &c Nh. John y, Servant. AID far
The term. apply Ia va PERSONALITY az ., lrti'r,
"a MaiiH>bing. IN store honsr EN- ai-'' be- had
by The ruroiu.er if desired and II is adnnicd 20
he, the best stand 10 i's r''usiv.
We also .ff,-r TxsECT Of L.9.vL, hing
near Msriihshars. afl'inine tie lends 81 Ctni-u u
fsber. William Gnnel and other, CONTAINING 80
acres--a large rtm ton 81 whch i ~ ii b'r.
Also, HOUSE & LOr, or Burke STREET, in
Mntinsburs. The RIii Road Drro'.
ID ~ CONRAD,
ID BuRKHARr.
Cep,er ber Q 1a1i IF
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-11-04
Certificates.
HANCE's COMPOUND SYRUP OF Hol
HOUND.

HANCE'S COMPOUND SYRUP OF HORE-
HOUND.
The popularity of hi. excellsnt preparation for
coush ia syor on the Increase, Rea u the follow
ings
wIxcuEsrKn, Va, Januarye, iS4i.
SIR.- Sine. yon c.,ab 'i.hed an agency fnr your
Compound Syrup "f II rebound in our city. have
ried il, and fnup III. greatest relief imaginable
recommended il 40 ssvera' ef my neiRhbors who
were sufe, ing u i,h cough ard they have fund the
srm" relief. The demand tor II in the civ IS on
the increase; and famil-s in the country send
ing in for it continually. am 50 yer, much Iirss-
I'd with ha Effects of il thu, would like every per.
To know what a truly valushle preparation il is
JOHN GRAHAM.
To sFrB s. HAScs.
Price SO cents pc, hottie. For sale by William
Dorsey, Druggist, Mar,insburg. Va.
HANcE'S COMPOUND SYRUP OF HORE-
HOUND.
M William, Of Petersburg, Virginia, caught
VIEW severe cold last fall. and. thinking II would
wear n IN course OF time itself. neglected il 10
yery great extent. Finding. however. il did no,
lea ,e her. .he then led various remedies some 4
which subdusd the cough in q measure, but none
rHecusliy cured IL.
About a month sgo. her husband though, she had
better try a change of air; go she came 60 Bai,''
more. where she FIRST became acquainted with the
Compo,,nd Syrup of Horehound. The hrst bottle
produced such relief that before she had finished II
she determined TO Purchase two bottles and return
home.
Price so cents rer bo,,lp. For sale BY william
/ Dorsey, Druggist, Mariinsborg, Va.
! NovembeTs, I84l. --eov-ly
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-11-04

NIAlLS.-We have ON hand large quan'ity OF
In Brien's Nails, Nail Rods aud Iron, ~hich we
viii sell very cheap.
October %.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-11-04

vIRGINI ~ Rule. h IA in the G e,k's Office
Of ia. Ci-cnu Sup-r,"r c ,ur of Law md Char.
ce,y to, M re." County the Ist Monday in
SeIremhri 1911.
Thomas Ciaik and Oven Ramon M 'rchan's, trad.
ing under the style OF Clark ana Damon.
piGs.
ogaiast
George S Marsh. df
IN CHANCERY.
Yyh F. defend-ni. G-mg- S Marsh. not having
j. .uie,rh his appearance. and given .ecurit,
according Ia tho aci E the General Assembly and
The liulrs .f This Count. and it appearing by ssiis.
f,ciory evidence that he il inhahi,sni of ih-
Commonwealth: - "a n,d-rrJ III he do appear
he,e on The fir, M ada, in u ,cenber next, and
answer the hill uf the Pa'n,H: and thar a copy OF
th,. otdsr h- f,thsith inserted in some Newspaper
publistnd IN Rik"lcy C"pniy. f,r tao months sue
.A..,gtlV. md tk- 'on' Ius'rt ~ lbs front du0I
lAv 1,,t il5''.e oi Il issn Quay,
T. Coy, - lear.
RICHARD, N C.
November 4 I8il.-am
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-11-04
Shues, Rgoss, Egxyts s. Caps.

CANDIES 60
MUST received and foe sale, "a fre.h supply Of
81 (and"s. consisttne &c
Small M nj Csnd, Larse Mint do
Mint Drup d.. /; White Il s. do;
R,,l Il ,.e da Cram do; White Mint do;
White Plated do Glove do
Red Plated do /; Lemon Lump do,
Cream Lump do. Small L"m"n do
Small CinnHmor dn Red Lemon do
S,-safra. do; II rehuund do Min, Cske,;
Mint Mate; Lemon drops.
The above will be sold cheap.
O.tabsr 81. q. HAENHAL.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-11-04

"AMMoND & CUNNINGHAM have ja''
4 Il onened very large assortment OF Booi''
Shoes, Hats and Caps, which they will cell unusaa
y low.
DC oher %.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-11-04
MILL PROPERTY

. =
At III. mouth &C lac Orequun G, eek. which ~s- pur
chased by said c. c. Strrbock from The Adniu.-
traitor wuh the will annexed Of Jas. Fireman, decd.
Alta shed TO the Mill are about so acres Of LAND
upon which several Houses. &c.
Terms -One-thid cash--the balance In twelve
md terni, -four months with nerest from the da,
of sale. Tho deferred pa, mems to be secured by
band and approved personal security. and dead oil
trust On the premises.
This properly being now rented until The lat oil
July aexi, will be sod snhj-r' 10 thu tensns ght..
+. 1 LEE, Jr, Trustee.
ALSO. at the same time and place. will be sold
under tho authority Of the aforesaid decd ard de
cree. and also of deed from II nvey M Fareman
n Henry Berry and f.. ! Lse, Jr., also Iecoid ed H.
Berk IL, County. about
Three Acres of Land,
near the above Mill. on The North aid. of the Ope-
auon Creek. on ~hch are a Sill House, hog pens
&c, and comfortable Dwelling House, and vel
Of good water.
H. BERRY,
L. l. LEE. Jr.
October 81. 1871 at Trssfses
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-11-04
u I L d.

o. Friday morning last. in this place, Mr.. Mo-
SKA M.cKFY .eed shnuf 40 vea's.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-11-04

VINEGAR Bess c,deS Vinegar for sale hy
Y ses.sHses .. w. DORSEY
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-11-04

0A KEGS AErlErAM NAILS. assorted
~ sizes, just received and Tor sale by
1880 j. H. LINENS.
Angus, s, lsNs-
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-11-04
Three Acres OF Land,
A LIST OF LETTERS.

Id EMAlNiNG IN rho Post Office u, Berkele,
20 Springs Va. the i.t day Of October. 1871
winch, if not taken out betnrs the LIST Of January
next. viii be sent TO the General P..t Office as
n.ad
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-11-04
Eos. safe,

a NEGRO MAN. abou, ~ OF % years Of eye,
"a .,on, huiIt and healthy--an excellent farm
n. nd---ta be sold for fault, but Of employ
men,. Enquire at this OFFICE.
Aueu.t 5.-tf
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-11-04
HANcE's COMPOUND SYRUP OF HoRE-

Price so cents PEI hottie. For sale by William
Dorsey, Druggist, Mar,insburg. Va.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-11-04

Ills Excellency S. H. JESNIsoS.
Tn" whole proceedings on the part Of
~" British authorizes, are highly honora-
bic and satisfactory.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-03
aaCKus,s PATENT
RACKUs's PATENT
P|lRL()R STOVE.

This Stove constructed Of the best quality OF Ru.S
.hcet iron npoa the cylindrical penhe furnace or hfe
chamber occup, my part OF the centre cyinder &c
of tabular FORM and lined throughout The heat thatn
created IN the chamber passes between the nngs OF the
two rareers or radiators they are called INTO the nsse
At the bottom and Of air continually rushing
through the tubes which left open at each end for
that purpose carries great amount OF rareed or warm
air ne the apartment The purity and soitne' oi the
air IN room heated by this Stove peculiar and re
markabn the heat aeng da.cd from great extent OF
surface moderately heated The heated ar entering the
wigs or sides of the Stove. descend and spreads over
the entire surface of the base the botoR keeping the
colder norton of the the hoor constant cir
cuaton-in the meantime preserving entirely from con
tamlnaton rendering this perfectly safe and agree
able for apartments OF inyads sleeping rooms, anu
~ b. i the ouly stove that has the radiator and hollow
base combined the public respectfully iSvited to call
sad examine II before purchasing elsewhere Manuac'
tured by J. Il L. BACkUS - Bowery New ork ~here
r ne een , g,ent uunAer of recommendations from gea
,i.I,.n ~ rho have l,,d these stoves NIB I'm
New-York tribune., 1841-12-03
DIR. MoMUNNS
,JJ\ IR O f O p ! u NJ

A NEW chemical preparation of Opium, embracing al
~ the valuable medicinal properties of Opium 10 the
exclusion those which eleterous and useless Inc
Morphine Coden and Narccln III combination with the
native Meconc Acid are all retained their original
purity ard hence the superiority Of this preparation II
Is uch preferable every other form of oPiate such as
La-dsnum, raregorc. Morphine, Denarcotzed Lauda-
knowed-ed by the most eminent surgeons physician
and chemists. lis followed by any Of the disa
rreeabe effects which invariably attend the ordinary pre-
psratons 0pHnl such constipation, heasache ire
nors nausea and vomiting but be taken in ssit
ceni doses to alay ~ Suffering, with perfect safety and
entire success. For farther particulars OF It's trials IN
hospitals, &c. directions with the medicine.
Sands. 20 and 100 Fulten-s'., N. y
ke,ailed by D. Saads & Co. u Eos, Broadway, by
Rushon & A.pnwa, by DR.. Chllton, FOB Broadway, by
C. H. Ring. 6ii Broadway by Coddington 227 Hudson
st, by Churchs Dispsnsary les Sprlnsst., and by all
Druggists the city and country. ~
Price - h''n
New-York tribune., 1841-12-03

the public and are generally TOO well known 10 require
much TO said their favor Oar Stoves are MADE Oh
the be., mater.! aud IN the ornamental sty!e-
The proprietor would css'ion the public ssous @ ~,
many Stoves aade in imitation of the Onstes -
iH.ring IN The essential parts, and ~oaia ,snt
mend all in call and examine nia I'll and
hch ara cot surpassed in point of beauty OF
sill be found De cheap as at any oi"s aded to with
Bromptsess- JAHES E. Ni'
c.S ~ ~
New-York tribune., 1841-12-03

past victories are rushing At once gPon my mind,
feel what language cannot embody, and thanks
cannet convey. Enthusiastic ch~ering.) have
learned even to love the iranimaye features OF your
lovely landscapes with which have grown familiar
during nay repeated CANVASS your heath'c!ad hills,
and your wide spreading yalleys (cheers but how
much more must nv spirit bound and answer TO the
cheer which reused the mountain echo, or 10 the
welcome which ushered me into the busiest haunt7
Of your living industry! (Cheers) trust need
not debar rnv.ef from the hope that IN the varied
course of life opportunities may present themselves
TO me of showing my abiding sense OF gratitude
for YOUR past fasors and ! cannot help declaring.
though il NAV seem to bespeak poignant
sense of the loss nave sustained, that | do not
think could reconcile myself. for the present, to
occupy any other seat, or to represent any other
men. (Groat cheering) And now, Gentlemen,
that have take my leave of yeu, bear with me,
if | adoption one moment more solemn tone than
l might have otherwise thought II tit TO use on
such an occasion; bu; | cannot refrain from put
ting up one ieryd petition that the Di-poser Of all
events i.nd the Giycr OF all good may visit each
and all OF you with h- choicest and most abundant
blessings May He store your g1raers with III
crease and reward your industry with plenty
MAY He scatter the seeds oi order, Ot temperance,
of the domestic and public virtues, far and wide
amidst all yoHr dwellings. Nlsch chceriag.) May
He crown each heart and bone with peace, with
comfort, with content and with thanksgiving, and
ever supply YOU with those who can, wil! not say
more Faithfully, but more eli ctually, you.
Renewed cheorins.) These my latest words
thanks ugain-fare you well, and all good be with
you Che cheering which followed this beautiful
and atito,iosate address continued for some
minutes, and was even participated in by the To-
ries themselves.)
New-York tribune., 1841-12-03
re L COME

and coming yOn and ri prlces thlt deIy
all competitions Ladies' have Gser that cant be beat.
In price or quality centsmcn Boot, and Shoes for
YOU of all kinds and .ulicd ali classes and all purses
Boots for ir.inen. Mkscn. Watermcn-cv vrrybcdy =
aud never falling supply of Boys, Misses and Child
rcns Boots snl shoes aud twenty per the cheapest
IN tho city. Just snd see, at SCRlBNERS, 33i
Grnnd-stroct the second Of Essex Market.
p 81 often hear from my customers that they are
told bv other in the trade that buy all my work aud d.
not manufacture il and that Is the reason Why sell
cheaper than Now here poker for those
that tell what they know TO be fass viii wager alUVo
With any one that have paid money L. Journeymen
for the lae five ycars for work done under my on l-
mediate direction and CONTROL h>n any other retailer o
and Shoes the city, than any two IN Grand :
nl5 m
New-York tribune., 1841-12-03
PROF. OLNsTED'S PATENT STOVES,
Far HALLS PARLORS. CHAM

BERS. CHURCHES & NURSE
RIES.-TAe most ecsNsrRieal
Store euer mGde.-As the season
for procuring stoves is near al
band, the proprietor calls the al
tentiou of those in want Of 4 good
article to the 0lnsted PateH;
Stove. These stoves have for the
las FIVE mr. si, wears bee q bsfore
New-York tribune., 1841-12-03

CHEAP, CHEAP! CHEAP. at JAaIsoN
& JERvIS'S Cheap Engraving and Printing Office
Visiting Gard Plate engraved and fifty Cards for only
q 80 Al! other Engraving half the usual price
Please call and examine specimens. No {9 Cour;arc 81
corner Greenwich c. IN
New-York tribune., 1841-12-03
STENOGRAPHf. Or THE ART OF WRITING
IN - ~

Corner of Broadway aud Duane street.
Mr.. TowSDRow professor Of ofStenography and Practi-
cal Reporter formerly of London and Manchester would
pec,uly to his friends and the public,
that he has been Rduced by pressing solicitations OF
merou- udlyiduis desrous TO recsye instruction
rom him prooag his stay IN this city for brief period
the purpose OF giving another course Of lessons Ia the
ciencc Of S,enogtaphy aerecaby 10 his own peculiar
md h,shly approve system founded upon the most sim
pie aud uncrrug principles and which, the Author ecu.
Nth the coperce place IN fearless competition
the methods pursued by the first senogra-
,b.,s IN IN. world do lw'
S1ORT EgAND-A PLAIN, easy, briei system for
> .ef IN ,ructon for sale at II Spruce ST. 81 story Of
Ace OF the Commercial Register
Also Hewitt. brief system Of sslfnsructing Gram
mar II cents copy.
Also soon to be published aud furnished at ~ cents
copy The Self Taught Penman" OF which at least ~
have sold in bygone years whea THOUSANDS
thousand. attended the authors lectures or lessons IN
various tDw ns cities and He having established
completely ia II years the Commercial Quarterly Re
ster at vast expense Of labor, nnd perpatctc
drudgery will again devote part Of hi- time IN coca
city Of his abode his old, eongena dyore aud SUI
ccs profes,on Of rendering simple and easy The most
useful branches of human ksowlfdss.
Explanatory lectures, lessons, on all the above, M
ciudiag Log Rhetoric, 81 for IA leeturs' Dc 81
New-York tribune., 1841-12-03
DRY GOODS.

lIUFF-. IuEFs. jlCEEs. AT WAT
III SONS lj4 Ihanain-- and 10 Hery.-lh ne sub
serlheT nrr:a- the ladies OF and 'icy ina.
he mas hand very rch aai elegant a'sort'. en-,
Of LYNX and other Fu Muffs, price- reduced dll %
per from AIRY previou. year lie earnestly 'olci,
cali before purcha-n5 and assures those Sno favor lH
they sh,ll no, bs disappointed. For trimmings oi III
kinds aud Furs repaired II notice.
no I'm WATSON. ia Ch-tham-'t and l6s Bo~ery.
New EA;.L oUs.-ALFRED SMITH,
= ' Merchsut TAILOR, No. i36 Fuon-st would invite MS
friends aad ;se putiic call and examine MS stock OF
FaI Goods consisting ofCioth Cesslcres and Nes
suited the fall trade. Gentlemen -aviu= their or
ers may rely upon their being fulfilled IN TIC nos' sats
facor manner FERNS moder,te-' ash on dcllTc-E . u
nTE PRICE sT0RE-Genticmeu wishing 10
~ purchase good cheap Clothing, woad DO well 10 call
at 3j. Chatham streS where they car 6nt garments al
the following prices:
Cloth Goats - tn s2 Cloth Jackets, 81 to 81 Sati-
nett Pants 81 10 S2.75; Cloth Pants g to Si50
o. 2m JACOB COGSWtLL
ID AppE.ETOS'e CASH TAILORING ES
hes TiRLISHNENr. 39i tirand. corner Of Attorney
treeThr subscriber respectfully Informs his friends,
the pubic generally that ae continues to make Gar
order any style Of fa-hioS TO suit his Custom
ers good f; and tn best Of workmanship may
all times be relied or Gentlemen prefrrring furni n
iHe their materials, ~" fad It taelr interest 10
h.m ca Punctuaiiiy all cases strictly oberYed
CnarP-s moderate. 40 I'm
no TIE TUBLEG.-L. 81 NJ. :. BKo"N, i6I
Chatham sclliH; Ingram Carpets al 3 Cd Is,
S. and e. per yard.
Those IN want OF Carpets would do well call AM
anime themselves. they will at cast - per Ct
hy purcha, of the subscribers
n b. All articles connected With the Carpet business
ellng in the same proportion. Also, remnants OF Oi
Cloth suitable for putting under Stoves selling at nrlcss
sun the uTcs. Ms 5m
htsaEEG.ENGs AND Ss1skElNss~.-The
y largest assortment the City may be found at l2O
Grand street Broadway. All yard wide from 3D.
d. 2t- ARD & HAZARD
C,LANNgEs FEANnE:.s!.- "A
!. sor,ment of Red. White ard yellow, warranted all
Wool from ,, per yard; very fine White tsa will not
Do aI- BtRCHARD & HAZARD.
(tAIqeOE Ea-Oi entirely nes sty le, at "a, I'D aud
X l. per yard warranted fast colorsS think the best
offered those prices.
BURCHARO 4 HAZARD,
d22t' 100 Grandstrcrt. TO Broadway.
"a Nc. ia B9sVEfsS is decidedly the BE-. be
New-York tribune., 1841-12-03

MR. TYLER on TuE lAKFF.-Onc Of the topics
of the Message of the President, at the approach
ing session of Congress. will be of necessity the
readjustment of the Tariff. The following exirac,
from a letter addressed by Mr.. Tyler, to William
Robinson, Jr., of Ptrsburg, Pa, under date Of
l7th of October l34y, viii therefore be read with
interest
My opinions were fully expressed at ST. Glars
Vile, and at StcubeuyiiIe At both places, in re-
gard to the question. What your opinions as to
the Tariff | answered thar | was in favar of sus
tanning the Compromise Bill That it contained
the principle OF ret o.actun, the moment the duty
attsised It's minimum. which forced up the pro-
lection go inStlati 10 gha equiualent to f0Per
cent. That the chunee which effected in the
plan of valuation, ana h" mode of payment.
fully eauain my VIE, u % or 30 per cent; and
that with a Cessation of he war upon the currency
which had parayze the industry of The country,
was sangulue in the hope and the belief that pros
perity would be speedily restored That IN con-
nection with this, would take occasion to say that
| WAS IN FAVOR OF THE DISTRIBUTION OF The
PROCEEDS OF Tue SALE OF THe rUBLIc LANDS
AMONG THE STATES, AND ~ FAVOR "f RAISING
THE REVENUE BY DUTIES oN IMPORTS, IL OPPOSE
TIoN To A RESORT TO y SYSTEM OF DIRECT TAXA-
TON US every WAY oncrouS To the people, unpro-
ductive TO the treasury and eXpc. sive IN the col
lection That in these views | wa, pleased 10 be
lieve that | coucurred with Mr. Clay ana General
Harrison. that there existed prospect IN the
event of Gen. Harris -on's election that perIna-
nent system would be introduced IN place ot
neeling and evervarying system, which promises
one thing TO day and pr oducrS another tomorrow
New-York tribune., 1841-12-03
m. POWENL M NO,s. LINE.

AIR FIGRAT ~TOYES-Wc again call III {
"A attention the public this most invaluable article
Those IN aut of would do well TO rok at the ad
ysntagcs this all others the market They
consume but little so supplying but ia TWEEN
Is four hours rew dust and dirt and are recon-
merdcd By the first physicians III the country
Tacy create wholesome atmosphere and are by Tar
rho hos. stoves for nyallds ever introduced For
any ouantity and rrshedto any style finish required
&c Inn l.. V. BADGER.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-03
.arENC CnEuIIAL OIL LAMPS

OAEMNf n CH = VEI El4-rE1
L CHEMICAL OII-BURNlNG FLulD-Ihe SUD
scrber would invite the abortion OF the public 10 M
stock of GREENOUGH'S PATENT LAMPS "hich-
from yhei. beauty szd superior qu-es are destlrea
,.ne-.cde all others uov The oil which burned
IN them Is chemical preparation very clean inits proper
tje and gives very brilliant sud economical iight ne
RY-ung Flue portable ligAt, free from all smoke
-sU ~ sr,a,e and Si neither soil nor STAIN Common
amps can be altered triAng expense, 10 burn thr
anid The subscriber ksdly permitted 10 refer TO some
'..;Is J. C. HOOKER, 46G Broadway
between Grand and Broeae st,.
Nh There is no danger OF explosion IN either one OF
n9lu