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New-York tribune., 1841-09-15

EXTENS9gE SALE OF VALUABLE PRO
~ PEKTY New-Br,ghton, staten Island by SUBJ
.criptlon.
Tae Trustees Of the New-Brishton Association have
ma lie arrangements tho sale Of five hundred bockf or
grccs OF land embracing the most desirable md bc,l To-
"a I'd porti Of their property each parcel conaijhg
not less tan eight lots Of 70 feet BY 100 eet ana some
them containing from one TO five o. cgeru Of
them splendid improvements, comprising large man
houses hoe docks etc etc. IA perfect order
The plan adopted for di-posng Of tic aLo'e properly
presents grca Inducements capitalist deslToas of
making good acL 10 all no may i'h 10 OBJ
tain a country residence very moderate PRICE and IN
position the most es BILE the vicinity o. M w-fork
For the prospectus, plan and details oi The SANE, apply
TO HENRY LYNCH. President, at the Office OF thu hs-
-oc .tion, 30. H,novc: street up stairs
Books of sub cfip,ion Op'acd By EDWARD IL
COLL. Esq Trustee at The Office u The NeDEcr' i.ifn
and Traat Company No. IS Wa!st BY order Re
Trustees. IN y
New-York tribune., 1841-09-15
.ss.4iSDaNs: aS ts&sy-A ss& e

JsOARD-Wuh pleasant parlors may be bad at -
I'D Hudson St Also rooms for single gcrtemeu Terms
mo,l,r,te -
New-York tribune., 1841-09-15

!. Az he .'-6e-peot,bie f4nil r"tc nns - ia'
~ city ana ohsr eitz-G, can be supp'd III iitafAh
icEpc-st' nd truStscr;hy Protestant SegYznS 81 u"
tmericah oice Sc, Roadway. ,hiTi door below Prince
>tec,. ii; lw. 4. ELll0Fi'.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-15

XV.tNCE Is-Cons:an,ly. al tie r.lc lae!lscacc Cf-
" fee, IS! Bower. good places for Of
70 d servants. - w
New-York tribune., 1841-09-15
CHEAP CaRPET STORE.

4 NhE2P NARFET SIDkE.-The subscn
~ Ter oilers Tor sale and splendid assortment of
3ply Bru sells fine and superfne IDgrsn Carpeting Oil
Cloth. Rugs Mats, Mating with all other articles con-
Rected with the bu=aess cheaper than be bought any
other store in the CITY, Persons from country city
wishing 10 purchase will find much advantage
call before purchasing el,c~here II Canal south
SIDE, near Brosi way. DANIEL. VI WILCOX. au27 81,
New-York tribune., 1841-09-15

T. Vinegar Di,ullers and SanGii- tureis.
yS-SNTED-A competen, pc-;on IA every bFaEch of
W IN, above bu,neS-. 10 shom permanent expo. meat
- jos B. MONIES, , Wall street.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-15

ksSHSsONs. Ribbons. k.BBGNs.
HIlLLlNERS purchasing goods Tor cash invited TO
vi CAL and eqanlne large and desirable orneni
OF Scots now being speued at BONNET MlLLER'S
cheap Ribbon store 1881 Wiliiam-strcet near Ann Hat
ias and Ribbons OF every sye together with all articles
necessary Millinery purposes, which wil he od cheap
Remember the number.
liz 2y@ BONNET MILLER 1854 William street
New-York tribune., 1841-09-15

l7OlES 1e--Pc1.ant rooms with board. can Ice OBJ
ID raiLcd III Ccar-sreet. Grecnw ich aui7 lm'
New-York tribune., 1841-09-15
r:,O TWesE yYsEO VALUE REALTEl
1 -The GYMNASIUM. 2l5 Greene and ~ . on

no EWHHE " EFV FAES HEALTH.
L The GYMNASIUM, 2l5 Greene and ~ I, an-
streets are open daily. Gentlemen subscribing have
privilege OF exercising At bota the establishments In
addion every implement made of IL the regular
Gymnasium, there bowling alloy, battle-ground
shooting alIefy, and large open space for running
jumping, &c exclusively foE tie G: the
bers.
w F. respectfully Informs parents and guardians that
junior cizss about Being formed, and will exercise
always under his immediate superine ndesce
Fencing and Sparriug taught asull, upon tie most
approved principles.
Az evening class uii be formed early period and
coRInne durl.g the winter. sll Nv
New-York tribune., 1841-09-15

DSAgSDaNG>.-A few gentlemen can be 1eccu.mo-
ID dacd sith Board and p'elsunt 10! Broad
'ay, Southwest corner Of GRIND st. ~ 2w'
New-York tribune., 1841-09-15

~ TO aET.-Thc lot and building on the North
.i% ca>tcry corner of Lewis and Riyinaton SIS Tie
nuiiny has been used Iron Foundry, and excel
lent sunan and will be Let for the sauna business. Thcrs
II The building ngin", boiler cupon for netting
.ou bellows fixtures completc--all N good order
ch will b. sold the pe-sYn taking thu est"blnhmen
,nnly tc M.s Ecl.or Tra,sei 10. 20 LrI.s e :! 2w
New-York tribune., 1841-09-15

p@AESD;S&.--Smric gentleman (ani no o,hct'>
ID residing the lower part Of tho City cat bo AZ
comnod-tcI with good Board, with without ut
SO Futon-si. Also, three four can have Dinner ony,
If desired jc24 ~
New-York tribune., 1841-09-15

I,xTENs1gE SALE OF VALUABLE PRO
~ PEKTY al New Brighton, Staten Island by sub
New-York tribune., 1841-09-15
W a n 7 S.

NANFE D-t vet su-ss immediately, 20 ,skr the
w charge OF al 'Hfaat four uouhs OIL ari n nd ;
lie child. The best Of ference required Apply at IS
Eighth t froE tool - sI3'
New-York tribune., 1841-09-15

nc CT7GzRs.-A person who has - eSpesienee
ia eou -u:,ins Choir IN "a tpl ecpeI Ch.rch, World
Ike 10 Obtain situation any OF the Cfurch ttyfs III
ihi> cry He would -so b, ssd to er'poy potion a
M co9yi?s mHsc- hrc nj res,'d 90 : -. at
The Trib1ac orc :, II nc p5cwp,v Attended i35.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-15
,,,V.Nsy,.N sE,phuAFsEks uarri

- ., FENUl >OS Ne 80 tyan1>tt e.. 90 ak, - s.,
81 snd 60 ;crs at X fry coed sud eady me- o9 is'-
Instant employment. also some Gu tufEarouuts. asS
misses welt gutter, AZ B. s''9,'
New-York tribune., 1841-09-15

elA FOE SAfE-A valuable Farm, ofi1i acres,
tsY% chester nl'cs south Of White PLAINS, III West
"i,S7 road Geutediy rrd line Of kaa one 4 TO
n the Cousty sst Farm lnA will e SOIL upon icl-Oa-o
,ern,> Inquirc Of WARREN & BEESO%, No. 'nu-
street. $50
New-York tribune., 1841-09-15
THE T RI B U N E !.
nT1rDYEsDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER ID
From the National In,e'ligeneer.
OF RESIGNAT ION

LEI F no u III I'D u y II y
The following Letters of the Secretary Of the
r.s,.nry and the Attorney General, resigning their
.oectiye trusts, have boon placed in our hands for
New-York tribune., 1841-09-15

s)G.ARDsNts BEDcCEEs- Having takrn tsc
ID large convenient story house enc block from
broadway, where genilcGen be accommodated With
good board Tor $3.50 per weak also single beds and plea
rooms, w applying No. How ard-sL OF Elm,
entrance in Elni-srcet iv2i e
New-York tribune., 1841-09-15

tTsS:ED-t clo:ed gI-i IA ,maa lamiiy, -
~ OK, wish ard Ircn. Must come recommended.
Appl. At i (lntc sN John-strcet .l42t.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-15

NEW EAEa GDoDs.-ALFKED SMITH
Mcrchant Tailor 10. 1876 FultoE-st would invite hi,
friends and the puLlc call asd his stock OF
Fall Goods, consisting Cloths, Cassimeres and Yes
iEg utcd to the fall trade. Gentlemen leaving their or
ers may rely UPON he. being fulfilled in the most salts
factory manntr Terms moterate-Cash on delivery - If
New-York tribune., 1841-09-15

:i0RsE AND CART WS1TED.-.ry
person having good liurse and Cart vita oarupg
ii Que or tao good dispose Of hear rpr-
chaser BY ldd pg :. P, Tribune ofco. stating MS,
&c >li3i'
New-York tribune., 1841-09-15

received aAd fer sale b9
Jya PERSSE e. BROOKS. 81 Liher,y-s-.
MONEY L0sT.-Lo.t, ON Thursday, 4 a fe~
VA aes before II o'clock III tie morning. between the
corner Wall and Watersheds and the Steamboat Fer
for Island roll OF money amounting TO Sil p
sav three bills Of 500 each fifty doar bills, hyes
I'd one dollar bill change 90 The finder will
please the to WIN. b. To~send. Esq, lone
of the edo.s and proprrtors OF the New York EIpres
who will reward the &. ndly service.
In case the money beca found bv hon.
est person suitable reward will be paid any person
giving Information thereof sI Or
New-York tribune., 1841-09-15

pStED-y. IT. plcs,ar Rooms, be obtained BY
- faaiIies >nclc gent tu.r4 Terms
modcf.tc. References eNcialged. Il sg-
New-York tribune., 1841-09-15

k-. Gs1 sIka.
MS The third story Of the rear building No. - Ann
1917 street. l. Of the best Rooms IN tie tity for Il
Printing Office, az light bu'iness being lighted hrce
,ics Apply 10 81. GREELEY.
a2g II J. WINCHESTER, b knu--.
The Polynesian., 1841-01-30
I y 4

ITousc.) But, Mr.. Speaker, it is not OF the
inaccurate rcporthing that so much com
plain, as of the circumstance of the rcpnrthcr
having made me spakc in italics Roara
of laughter which continued for some time
l appeal to you, Sir, and to those hon. Min
bers who heard me, whether l spoke IN
italics. (Rcncwcd bursts of laughter from
all parts of the House, You know, Mr..
Speaker, and so does every gin'lcmin in this
House. that never spa<c in italics, at all at
all. (Shouts of laughtcr.) But, Sir, allow
me to say, that this, bad as it is, is not worst
of the matter. will you behave it, Sir:-"ill
any hon. Mimbcr in the House behave it
that when went to the rcporihcr to ask for
an explanation, he told me, with Che most
perfect GOODNESS, that if | felt myself aggric-
we'd, knew my remedy, at the same time
handing me his card, Sir; The short and
long of it is, Sir ,.that this REPORTER wants to
fight duel with me-" Pcals of laughter,
such as were never before or have been since
heard within the walls of Parliament, follow
ed the conclusion of Mr.. Martins speech.
When these had in some measure subsidized,
he moved that Mr.. O'D--bc called to the
bar of the House for having committed a
breach of the privileges of the House; but
there being no one to second the motion, 1t
of course fell to the ground.
The Polynesian., 1841-01-30

The Kahalaia brings intelligence
the complete success of Captain WIZ
in ascending Mouna Loa, with all the
ccssary apparatus for establishing an |
scrvatory on its summit. 1t was a end
task, and required the services of se'e1
hundred men to transport the instrume's
small framed buildings, (Which are so CO.
structcd that they can be taken apart
put together in few minutes,) ten'
stores, &c. But the energy and per-
vcrancc of the commander and his Office
overcamc every difficulty, and they We
rewarded by finding a field of even no
interest than they anticipated, and also
successfully accomplishing all the oC'
OF the expedition. 1t will add mncD
the lanrcls they have already won
the several departments of science, a
though it may not be attended with
much cclat as the discovery of the \
tarchc Continent, it cannot fail of Int
estlng the public generally, besides bel
OF great utility. The whole active yoIca
lc region of that portion of Hawai-
been thoroughly explored, and the u
heights and positions of the mouna
The Polynesian., 1841-01-30
From Channing's "S'clf-Cul;urc. -

proceed to another important means
of Scll-Culturc, and this is the control OF
the animal appctites. TO raise the NOR
al and intellectual nature, we must put
down the animal. Scnsuality is the abyss
in which very many souls are plunged
and lost. Among the most prosperous
classes, what vast amount of intcllcctu-
al life is drowned in luxurious excuses.
1t is one great curse of wealth. tina: ii is
used to pampcr the senses and among
the poorer classes, though luxury is want
ing, yet gross feeding often prevails, IN
der which the spirit is whcImcd. II is Il
sad sight to walk through our streets, and
to see how many countenanccs bear
marks of lcthargy and a brutal coa,sc-
ness, induced by unrcslra;ncd indulgence.
Whoever would cultivate the soul, must
restrain the appctics. am not an adj
vocate for the doctrine, that animal food
was not meant for man but that this is
used among us to excess, that as people
we should gain much in chccrtulncss, ac-
tivity, and buoyancy of mind, by less
gross and stimulating food, am strongly
inclined to believe. Above ALL let me
urge on those, who would bring out and
elevate their nature, to abstain from the
use of spirituous liquors. This bad hab-
it is distinguished from all others by the
ravages it makes on the reason, the intel
lcct and this effect is produced to Il
mournful extent, even when drunkenness
is ESCAPED. Not few men, called tenn
pcratc, and who have thought themselves
such, have learned, on abstaining from
the use of ardent spirits, that for years
their minds had been cloudcd, impaired
by moderate drinking, without their s,ls-
pecting the injury. Mulliludes in this
city are bcrcft of half their intellectual
, energy, by degree of indulgence which
passes for innocent. OF all the foes of
the working class, this is the dcadlicst.
Nothing has done more to keep down this
class, to destroy their sclf-rospcct, to rob
them of their just influence in the com
munity, to render profilless the means of
improvement within their reach, than the
use of ardent spirits as drink. They
are called on to withstand this practice,
as they regard their honor, and would
take their just place in society. They
are under solemn obligations to give their
sanction to every effort for its suppress
sion. They ought to regard as their
worst enemies, Though Internationally
such,) as the enemies of their rights, dig
nifty, and influence, the men who desire
to flood city and country with distilled
poison. | lately visited a ilourishng vii
lage, and on expressing to one of the re-
spected Inhabitants the pleasure | felt in
witnessing SO many signs OF progress, he
The Polynesian., 1841-01-30

arc rIgid'y enforced. Tables, seats
stcuds, suitable clothing, and regular m,
with their teachers, take the place of tho ~
and the calabash. 1t is by cxamnn, h
the minuti;r of the daily life of those n,I
these and similar influences, and como,.
it with the uninstructcd, that we can r,,,
Judge what has been accomplished r.
is needless to descend further into n,r
lars. The labors of the missionary +,
been directly employed in chrisianiziu,
natives, and Indirectly in cNliziny. +
they have done this, and tina, the results 4
gratifying in the extreme, none can d,
They also arc educating them, and have
troduccd the same system of free Sch,
which has raised New England to her h
pitch of intellectual power. Coming as
have from the most free and cnIjuIs,
countries, and educated in the bosom d
democratic church, their influence has L0
to extend human liberty and thought and
introduce those institutions which b.
crowned their native lands with So m,
honor. They have laid broad founds,
for national happiness and greatness Il
their influence, whether upon native,
whites will cease only with the end Of |
things Their character, like that Of n
Puritans, will leave its impress upon Al
ages land there arc few of the present
do not award that sect the just praise
sowing those seeds of individual and nation
freedom, which have operated so powcri
in rendering America "hat she is Wei
not mean to say that their system is lautIc
or that, what has been done in some inss
cCs might not have been done better. n
same truth holds good of all other hm
means; impcricction and decay are but
closely united with humanity.
The two principles of christianity and \
ilization, modifying each other, give knO
edge and freedom to the world. They a
the choicest gifts of Providence to man, al
his greatest happiness hes in the proper
ion of the two. For their advancement q
tinct professions arc necessary, though a
is essential, to the healthy existence
the other. Mankind have moral and B
tellectual wants, as well as physical
Let not the professors of either nanr
down their views to the horizon Of te
selfish interests, but look about up
the world as the common field of he
iabors, its improvement as their commoneJ
Their pursuits are all necessary, all mt
and should expand the soul, and make
grasp at brighter things than the mere p
sessions of some trilling qualification, or
triumph to their particular opinions OF b
signs.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-01-16
rpE DEMOCRAT
,,suFp EVERY sATURpAf
n :; III n 4 WORTHINGTON,
DI -, Uniisd Sialss La''''

Pajll''e' y ,-.,os
p,,ts-s5 perannum in adNan''
flss' 81 M n, end Of the year; .l.ss,srm than
N.l1.;rp'on . Vino no paper will be dse0nliaHeI l
X moaih., s' secretion OF the Edltors) uhu' aN
,rearases nav, viii be inserted atsl per squa.e
iprrErisE ~ r the first nserton ana % GEMS
a each suDST n5I marked with the number DIN
s5 ...,,ons. will be Puoh'I'e0 '"'''
d accordingly r,nr SQUARES or less, re.
InrT pleasure $50, payable hau o; Sya,
agable al "r less than one year Inc PrlsIege :.
Nocontract U' is limited to their lmIneH'''1l
Of annual a al advertisements for the oeHen nr b ",
sssIness Sons o sentin by them must De PS'u W
Ia square u.,n,lnature viii be charged
loa9.s P' must be paid for on delivery onrectc5
l'I NoRk u ~ the Editors on business conneg'nu u
q Ie bs oBce, must be pos paid OF 'heS VIII nv
be a'snu'IC .xp,pArEs for Office WILDE SlV n ~,
l"oFNe..G,ob he inserted unless we are sPec'"'! ~
alale anew, @I' b y someresponsIble person
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-01-16

improvement Ia the COLLECTION Of the revenue Or adj
ditoual taxation must b. resorled to-" In nv mrs-
age lasi January, again called your attention 70
Il subject, and advised you that the actua dsburs'
ments exceeded the receipts arising from tie Orl.na
~ sources the sum Of two hundred aud wenty-risht
thousand, three hundred and eighty one dollars and
seventy one cents. From lie report ol The Sta'e
Treasurer to NE, il appears that the receipts INTO
thr Treasury from The first day oiDtcember $50
to The 50th day of November lS40 (ba,h days III
cluSlve) were one hundred aud sxly-one thousand,
one hundred and sixty-one dollars and seyen,y-une
cens,s ixly-thE,e thousand and thirty dollars where
Of, were IN notes OF the Mississippi Raj Road Com
pany, which slll remain IN the Treasury, and are
unavailable. The Auditors report shows eXpendl-
lures during the same period tnthe amount Of four
hundred and ninc,y-one thousand, SIX hundred and
hrty-twO do lars and fifteen cents. ILeie was eN'
pended during that period.
On the Capitol, $50 225 %
On the Penentiary, - $50 ~
On the Executive Mansion. sl,ol9 81
Pad Miss. Union Bank Tor money boz
rowed by State Treasurer 1889. $4,000 90
Paid Miss. Union Bank lor money bur-
rowed by Gov. Lynch, Com. Public
Buildings, s6l64 5O
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-01-16

The cotton crop oflS39 was certainly not as
large as stated-mistakes have no doubt occurred
in several counties, in consequence Of the Assistant
MarsbaIs having returned the number of pounds of
seed cotton instead Of ginned cotton. The act Of
Congress required a return of the number of pounds
Of cotton gathered-I have estimated the bale at
f,ur hundred pounds
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-01-16
sI.50o7a2 %


In the event Of the passage ola law during ibis
session 10 raise the above sum by taxation, Il
would have 10 ba assessed the present year; and
could not be collected before The spring Of 1912;
and the lexes Of lS42 would no, be available UNI
NJ the spring Of 1913. have not, therefore,
over eslImaed the amount required. rs the
taxes are increased, Insolvencits will increase
also, and subjects OF taxation be greatly dunn
lshed Tor II they become intolerable, the State
Will deropulate lfnew subjects Of taxation are
not resorted TO, each tax payer in The Stale will
heve 10 pay twenty dollars where he now pays
one. Such an enormous tax can never be col.
leced from the hard earnings Of the people Of
thus State They will not elect representatives
who will impose 1t, or tax galherers who will coli
Iect it. A. g. McNUTT.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
City Of Jack son. January 5ls4l
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-01-16
$4,000 90
sl.O75,722 q

SI,O75,722 q
Interest accumuating on interest un-
pah, a5000 co
Auditors warrants, 100000 90
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-01-16

Interest accfning in 1871
AMI lsl9,on -, 900 900
Planters Bank bonds,
and $1,000, 900 Union
Bank,
Exchange,
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-01-16
l375nn 90

$40. 900
$4,000
sI4,G00 90
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1841-02-24
Harrison's Specific ointment.

The great celebrity Of this unrivalled Compost
tion-especially in the Northern Stafes--leaves
the proprietor but little need to say any thing in
its favor for it has been generally conceded to it.
that 1t is beyond all comparison the best remedy
for e1teTRGi complaints that has been discov-
cred. Indeed the speed and certainty OF its oper-
ations have the appearance Of miracles as ulcers
wounds, cornS, fever sores, chiblans, white swell
lings, biles, piles, spider and snake bites &c
Immediately yield 10 lis apparently super human
fnfiuenoe. Thus If properly applied it viii remove
an inveterate, corn or break and heal bile in FIVE
days, will allay and perfectly cure an ulcer in two
weeks; and the most desperate cases of white
swelling that can be imagined, have been destroyed
by it In less than two months In the bites of
poisonous reptiles IFS efficacy is truly surprising;
and even in the bite of rabid dog, for if applied
in time, its powers of attraction arc SO wonderful
that they will al once arrest the poison and thus
prevent it from pervading the system. 1t is like
wise greatly superior TO any medicine heretofore
discovered for the chafed backs and limbs of horses
for letters, ring worms, chapped lips,-and in
short for every external bodily evil that may fall
TO the lot of man or beast.
The proprietor has received at least thousand
certificates and other documents, in favor of his
Specific Ointment" upwards hundred of which
were written by respectable members of the Med
ical Faculty and in selecting from this pile the
following pies, he was governed more by their
brevity than their contents, they all breath the
same spirit OF eulogy and satisfaction.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1841-02-24
EASTON
UTRRELLA MANUFACTORY.

The subscriber grateful for past favors, would
thank his friends and the public generally. for
thoir kind encouragement and would beg leave
70 inform them that he is now manufacturing a
large assortment of Umbrellas and Parasols
which he offers for sale at Philadelphia and
New J ork prices.
Merchants will find it TO their advantage to
give him a call before purchasing in the cities.
He would state that his frames are made by
himself, or under his immediate inspection, and
that he has secured the services of an expert
enced young lady, to superin,end the covering
department.
N. B.-As the subscriber keeps everything
prepared for covering and repairing, persons
from the country can have their Umbrellas and
ParasoIs repaired and covered at an hours no.
tice. CltAhLES hlNG.
40l-2 Northampton StreeI next door to RS.
Chidseys Tin ware manufacturing Establish
ment.
Easton, July J, 1870 =