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New-York tribune., 1841-09-10

CARPENTERS AssscM1ioS.-Wc rejoice most heartily
and earnestly the growing felt by Mechanic,
and Laboring Men those studies which will enlarge their
sphere of knowledge give wider scope and power
their influence and f them more thoroughly for the prac-
ical duties and the enoyments Of life We look upon
an earnest of good evidence that elevation high
culture and honorable influence, will long become the
portion of our aboring classes. The House Carpenters of
the have already rsauized Scientific AID Architectural
Association designed especially for their instruction
the principles Of their profession and the kindred Sciences
upon which its practical rules depend As their
means will allow they intend procure for their
elusive use and Ii bury composed mainly OF Achectural
Scientific works and make it every respect pleasant
and profabc resort all who wish be profcens the
higher lranchcs Of their Art The attempt i, deserving all
encouragement. Every class in community Will reap
nal benefit from the results of such course successfully
ried forward. The ourneymeu who mainly compose the
Society Will be enabled by the greater accuracy Of theiy
hnowledge command the highest wages tie Builder
will find his work done the best and ,nsst expeious
and the Architect will find difficulty ga-
ing his plans and designs his worktnen We trust that
hose engaged in this undertaking will with all
ssy aid from those interested their purpose the
general Improvement of their condition. Ii will be seen by
their advertisement that meeting of tho Association will be
held this evening at $50 Broome-stree,.
GRAHAM's MAGAZINE, september 1871. Israel Post No
IS Bowery. The cngravngs this Magazine would alone
be sufficient, to recommend public The plates
this number, The Cottage Firesde and Cot,a.e Pretty
excellent and spirited representations of the quiet hapr
aes and innocence Of humble fe-We have room to
speak any length Of the literary they light
pleasing and of various merit.
70 Mad E. Borghese's CONCERT take. place a, the City
Hotel this evening She offers attractions winch to the
lovers of the concord Of sounds, may well prove
irresistible. See Gard.
O7Dr Coventry OF Udca III medical publication
years ago described the Of 1871 have been equally
(or perhaps n,o pacns than toe present which; the Oldest
settlers say he that has been felt in Nes
tern New-loTk FOR the las, ihirty-sx years.
MoE.wE HUpsos RAlLRoAn.-yTe are glad 10 learn
that the depot Of this road Stae-stect Abany be
discontinued yestersy ard that the train viii hereafter en-
'er the city by the The depot Hen-street.-
By this arrangement Of the nconveaiences
Of the road will be obvaied. The viii run the whole
distance between Schenectady and Albany ia one hour
u Inc Montreal Times the 7th SAYS that Lord Sv
icnham received serious injury consequence of "a.
fEoin his horse li said that his leg fractured in
places The saHe paper says that reported the
Governor Gensrsl visits Washington Immediately.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-10

70 We publish On Frs; Page the conclusion o '''s
Valuable Record of Events connected wi;a the
His,or, Of our Country, winch trust has recei''
attentive pcfusa from all male renders ii''
been carefully prepared BY celm and eo-e o'-er'e'
viu bly rc,ay an hours study We misnt dief '"''e
bat f the writer on one or points but the? are A0'
..,;, We hive the r1,omise Of further contributions
iron, tho Same able pen We shall ppbh these articles In
ono ,,,,.r and have them for sale tomorrow.
r,sn Dis4RrpUrtos.-The journals which have
.:,od ,r,dcced and reyiled this great Wing measure
,bo ever step of its progress now attempt TO conceal
, cagrin at It's passage under confident assertions a 1t
i uulty-;a; VAL 60 into eiec;-that the went;
oer cent proyiso viii defeat altogether The next century,
experience will show ,ha, they wan'oaiy mistae are
greatly mistaken Meantime let US demonstrate the falacy
OF their assertions
The Compromise Act Of 1888 stipulated gradual reduc-
ton of all duties on imports per cent on and after
the Is, of july 1912 From that time the duties are to be
levied on the value of the goods this country instead OF
that whence they are brought and instead Of the present
credits the whole is to aid down cash The home value
Will either be obtained BY taking the foreign cost as basis
and adding reasonable per cenlage for freight inSu
rance interest and charges bya system OF SPECIFIC du
lies Ia either case the OF duly collected cannot
average less than twenty-five per the foreign cost
of the goods
Now our imports for the last years have averaged
r. over one hundred and forty millions of dollars worth
per annuu /, morally certain tai with our increased
and rapidly increasing population those Of tue next seven
wears Will be considerably gearr and that tey wall go on
increasing We assume ndPutabe that the imports
ofhe next seven years viii One Hundred and tiy
Mons end an import Of twenty per cent On this amount
would afford revenue of Thirty Millions per annum from
customs alone to say nothing Of incidental sources Does
nnv bodypropo,e or wish that National Expenditures shall
exceed Thirty Millions Of Dollars. We hope it viii fall short
of Twenty Five Millions.
But may be urged that articles admitted free
of duty SO they ae they will be fewer with each sue
cessvc reverson Of the Tariff This inevitable long
the Revenue deficient proper any case The differ
cnce between Foreign aaa Home Valuations will nearly
make up what Is RENTED Free Goods.
Let NOT ocon therefore fa'ter itself that the Land
Distribution can be subveted cy,.ded That benetcieni
measure Of security against pundcr the Old States that bar
re against gambling speculation and perncons adventure in
the New viii defy the notice the wiliest sratagemS
Of is enemies Lei these but refrain from claiming the
credit of it after i, sha have been firmly established and its
benefits universally conceded and will laugh TO scorn
their toothess enu.i,y.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-10

T.r .r TIE prs.FcTI~e RoON-No o CT The fASksF "
7ios week ending sasuray Aasrt H. s4' WI e''aa,
oeAu'nAi saa 'h''0e story o. ne N, Ins
1,,,c Author. Tie C,
and .o. osers the psoaser.,.
-. ,.,,c niece, eve, t
,.I ~ The ,,,~ .s. MIN i also eoot.in the poSGop
x,yos translation from the Ere eh bang ITS pubca,s
bi, country
,.nl..,oo Of "a. Y.nlss va,ioh has ad.
-. =. ,h.,.b zach sarssc- with two or more Eaets,,
each week They ~ cou,.as to rfase iato its cOlsrns pr
New-York tribune., 1841-09-10
LEARY & CO.'S FASHION

II FOR Gcntlcricn's lsnts-Anumn' le4l VIII siaih
auced on FRIDAY lOth aud Asior House a8T
II Omcial-Autuuin, ESiE.-rhe generally adopted F.
Fashion OF De CAMrs IstLsRs or 'cnlsmen' HATS a
re,y and for sale at lis Bioaday under How.ds Hotel
MlLen LAM .- - @N
New-York tribune., 1841-09-10

IL Fer n Leit~r from Iunich. Bavaria, ana !"
- oer. by =. a. shea, Emit Page.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-10

The mob Immediately retreated and were noy pursued
~! "! III
'''''-'' - w ,t,..l..
A's 'N''' " ~ " ~
>.''se's ms 60.
"' VI va -, P''-Y"9 ,.h
"0"'1'' 80" ~ -
Dr.rv Ry LIGHry1yc-Oa Saturday last, during .
yo storm tho iail at Norwich Conn was struck By
the iue n theeppos;,e OF the building
knockss down but not seriously in9r'"s e''rai OF Tue pr
'oner' VITA 'he "eePe'' scattering t NV f'
INTO the T'oufp' Il ''''i' Oi''N'u ''41 rP' -''''
the bottom 81 "'''Sii '.e "''' '''' " "0'"
stones al 'ie mouth o' ''is "' "''' -'C'1 80,
"a. 'a' o me 'aO0Fs'' was ly-'o1
Il ley" ''l'' ''e' a''- aA''.s'
=. - -, lo bor, RIM. afterwards :, bav.,,cL va,
t,rod i I;sb,r,r
ih''''+ " -
O''c"'i' -" 'Ne -'l '''
oy 'he sac o. ''e h''O' "''' 0'' - ','- ''-'1'
latter was seated upon s a"'e' WHICH ''''' -
" M ,o a. rho Walker started the BODY of the man wa,
o,,anqd in the coils and he was instantly drawn through
~, v. hole when his leg was drawn asunder above the
bis boiv ;erkod 10 hight of len feet. No, the
l,.,,r arnp Crfo onod al hfs
MoEs TROUBLE lS THE HsLDERBE'o-Ihe Albany pa
ers state that fre'h troubles have broken out among the
tenants Of Cen Van Rensselaer, IN the ederoers section o
m tho DISCHARGE Of his duty BY party in the glise of nd
an. who were armed with guns and drove him back
oo, OF 200 men we're sent Yesterday t. that section to aid
Inc officer in the sale of certain property levied upon BY Exc
c,,;o, for rcn,
--"-
PAINFUL E'ESIS'- nc WIG u 10," '''"7'' -, CO.
Nantmea' IA was iouna suSpe"'SD 0s 'ne "e'N q'''e
d0ad on Sunday last she had been Paray deansed Tor
some time Her aged mother on nearing O' TINS occur
.t ~, . % Io.ent Y,o.v cu, her bro., from, ear 70
a.,.f' a,.. .ho ,x,. rr,,,bv dsrorgod
- " -
As EvAMrLE.-At resimennl training at Norwich Ct'
on "ed"eaday plentiful supply OF hq"F was Ter Saen small
quantities in open violation OF the laws We learn that
vcr friends Of order and temperance inteFered to prevent
this shameful abuse and procured the arrest and '"pr'on
n'' 0' 7e'eI', .. 's 'os. -N''''' VIC
RON 'ANAicA'-lne heho arrived Ut 'h'hNeipn'a On
'edhe7da IN 'e'en'e'n u"S' '0"' U'"ss yates
TO the @o'n ul' Inc 'S.'"' gene'aY Heii'" .'us"
'eser resembling ''e has tfs'q'su 'o' some
,'''e IL 1''''''o p'! ''
merchants at caIhageOa that place having been blOckaded
by the aihcrcnts of the Spanish General Carmona Up
wards Of thousand immigrants had arrived Demeara
y oS'A4 Al 'ioAS-.e 'iF' i0'''"son nsa' a'cHes'eF
TeeeH a''dea 'os 10 us Sd" '' IN ne middle
~ ~ ''--1 ''''0 -
SUPPOSED 70 be dec5$ed portions of the wooe he suddenly
found himself clucbng an enormous ra,,snahe He cult
ad no farther acouantance upon this uncqreonou intro
ducron but retired upon his dignity and soon mad mis- snake
ship committed 10 close quarters How did the reptile get
New-York tribune., 1841-09-10

Terrible Rlor At CiScssArt.-The Cincinnati pa
rers Of tie 4h bring OF dreadful not which oc
Cured at that city on the nigh: of the Sd. 1t seems thai OR
the evening the Cd quarrel occurred between several
negroes and two white men, which the latter were se
verey wounded On the evening three or four
hundred persons assembled part of the town occupied
By families and apparently without concert commenced
an attack upon their houses. They had thrown but few
stones when -oiiey of musketshot was poured from the
houses by the negroes who were prepared for the attack
The mob Immediately re,reated and were hoty pursued
They finally tonad 4 sixPounder cannon with which they
returned to the charge and fred several times upon build
ns where number OF the negroes were collected bloody
struggle must have ensned had the military in;eriered
Two or three persons killed and twelve or fifteen
wounded. The city quiet on the 4th.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-10

NIoEz TROUBLE THE HgLDERBENG-The Albany pa
ers state that re.h troubles have broken among the
tenants Of Cen Van Rensselaer, in the Heidelberg Of
the manor The sheriff again assailed last week while
in the discharge Of his duty by party in the gu'e of lndi-
ans who armed with guns and drove him back a
posse of 200 yesterday to that section to aid
inc the sale of certain property levied upon by Exc
cuion for rent.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-10

J There were fifteen deaths NewOreans from Yellow
Fever on the lsi inst.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-10

TERRIBLE AccIDES1-A sad accident occurred a; New
Orleans on the 18th The steamboat Walker was lying
by the side of the Echo and of the hands board the
latter seated upon the hawser which attached them to
each other BY unfortunate arrangement, on casting
off the rope the Walker started the body of the man was
entanged the coils and he instantly drawn through
the hawer hole when his leg drawn asunder above the
ankle and his body jerked hight of ten feet Not the
slightest hopes were entertained Of his recovery.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-10

PAINFUL EyEyrs.-The wife of John Stofier, in Wes,
Nantmeal Pa. found suspended by The neck, quite
dOuI on Sunday last She had been partially deanged for
some time Her aged mother, hearing Of this
renee. fell and expired. On Saturday in the same town
ship the wife Of joseph Neeley her throat from
ear: she was probably deranged.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-10

Az ExAMrLE-Ata resimenial training at Norwich CT
Wednesday plentiful supply liquor fer saler small
quantities in open violation of the laws. We learn that
vcra friends of order and temperance intericed prevent
this shameful abuse and procured the and mpson
several OF the prominent actors We wish the
example might prove contagious
New-York tribune., 1841-09-10
T He r RIB Z n E.

FRIDAY MoRNING. sErTEMBER 70. la4l.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-10

SNAKE AT HoME.-A Mr.. TomlinsOn near Rochester
recently divided log, brought his mill the middle
where lie found hole in the In its
depth he his into the hole and hauled what he
supposed be decded portions of the woo6 he suddenly
found himself cutching rat'esnahe He culti-
rated farther acquaintance upon this unceremonous intro
ducon but retired upon his dignity and had mis- snake
shp committed close quarters. How did the reptile get
the:e7
New-York tribune., 1841-09-10

y The Canadian Parliament viii probably be prorogseC
on Monday
New-York tribune., 1841-09-10

FROM JAMAlcA.-The Echo arrived Philadelphia
"Wednesday in days from Kingston bringing dates
to the 2Oh u The island is generally healthy though
fever resembling the yellow fever has prevailed for
time AZ Annat,o Bay The British Hydra left Por;
Royal the 2Oh for the purpose of protecting the English
merchants Cahagena that place having been blocaded
by adhcrent of the Spanish General Carmona Up
wards thousand immigrants had arrived Demersra
New-York tribune., 1841-09-10

e The deaths fro- Yellow Fever New Orleans on n
30th ult were Sc IL number. The epidemic is the
New-York tribune., 1841-09-10

The ERIE CAs,L-Thc quantity of -four delivered from
the Eric Canal during the first week in September at
Schenectady BIC bbls with "a bushels of wheat; West
Troy 1924 bbls and Is $40 bushels Albany POS bbs
and 10 6sa bushels making aggregate OF AZ 45 barrels
Flour and $40 bushels Wheat.-The of toll
ceved a, the Canal Collectors oce Albany the FIRST
week othis month s12 $50 80 last year $3.50 2a In
crease e4O1OI6
New-York tribune., 1841-09-10

nDr Coventry OF Utica, medical publication some
years ago, described the of 1871 to have been equal
(or perhaps mo parching than be present which the oldest
settlers say me that has been felt in Wes-
tern New-Y ork for the lss, thiry-six years.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-10

70 Mad. E. Borgheses CONCERT take. place the City
Hotel this evening. She offers attractions winch to the
lovers of the concord Of sweet sounds may well prove
irresistible See Card
New-York tribune., 1841-09-10

70 W D. Gallagher, who has been for some time asso
ciatcd with Hon. J. c. Wrigh, Editorial conduc,
the Cincinnati Gazette has withdrawn iron that paper
Columbus Democrat., 1841-02-06
More New Goods.

TTNIllS day received from New Iork--A large
l. lot of winter Shawls, Merlno, Kabyle, Brocha
Tartar and Thbet wool large SIZE ShawIs; few
more finest quality Leghorn Bonnels, Back French
and English Meunos ~ less prices than ever be-
fore sold mere. Black Bomb,zlnes, good article at
$3.50 per yard, Double width Italian silk at -, SILK
Cashmere and Cotton Hose, Muslin collars linen
pocket handkerchels;dark french cacles--common
do from to . s-nls Ladies waking shoes and
slippers Italian Cfavats, Kentucky ,eans, white
and red nannels, fine kid Gloves, knit silk do, silk
braid, spool thead, shell combs &c. &C.
The pubic will please take nor.R that this Estab
shment wes the first TO reduce The prices of goods,
and that il will not al any time be underSoId 10 fan
cy and staple dry g IDS
Additions will be had every few days during W
ter and Spring of goods purchased AT auction for
cash in New York and buyers may depend Oh find
ing, at all times, the cheapest goods at
SIMPSONS Cash Store,
One door west Of NIessrs. roomer Huddleston & Go
| Jan. l6, lSdI-2S-il.
Columbus Democrat., 1841-02-06

Northern. via, Florence, ala,-Due
every Sunday, Tuesday, and Friday, al 7 P. NJ
Closes, every Sunday, Tuesday, and
Friday at SPIN.
southern, via. Jdckson.-Due every
Monday, Wednesday and Saturday at "a NJ.
Closes every Sunday Tuesday and Fri
day.t 7PM.
Eastern, ria. Tuscaloosa, & Mo-
bile. via. Greensborough.-Due every
Sunday. Wednesday, aud Friday, at 7P NJ.
Closes every Monday. Wednesdsy.and
Friday, at 7P M.
Western, ria .4berdsen and Posioioe
Due every Sunday aud Wednesday. at 7P NJ.
Closes SPIN.
Winchester,ria. Macon GndDeKaIb
Due every Monday and Tuesdays at 6P NJ.
Closes every Monday and TuesdayatS P Nj.
GreensbOrOugh Miss, via. Ply
mouth and StarkpiiIe.- every Sat.
urday, at l2 NJ.
Closes every Tuesday, at sPM.
Houston, ria. Colbert. Due every
Fridayat 6PM
Closes every Tuesday at sPM..
HillsbOrOugh, ria. Philadelphia.
Due every Sunday at sP NJ,
Closes every Monday at SPIN.
CaledOnia,-Due every Sunday, p NJ.
Closes every Friday, a, SPIN.
Fayettc G. Ill. Ala viG .Miliport
Due every Friday, II NJ.
Closes every Friday, Jpn
JOSEPH BLAIR.
Post Master.
| Columbus, Dec. 1910
Columbus Democrat., 1841-02-06
Louisville Female Academy.

IA YNHE Trustees of the Louisville Fe-
fsssH.tMM Il male Academy having employed
tsssHB Mr.. GoDDEN and Lady to supernend the
- = Institution and also Two Ladies as asss.
ants would give notice to the public that the school
will commence under The most favorable auspices,on
the lst ofFeb. next. For beauty oflocation, Lou
svie is not surpassed by any village in Mlssiss ,pl
for facilities Of intercourse it is equal to any nte-
rior town in the State; and from its first settlement
10 the present time, il has probably been as healthy
as any town in the U. States. For the last three
years, Mr.. and Mrs Golden have super intended
The Female Academy at Mesopotamis, Ala. and that
School, during that time, has been as large and as
popular as any similar school in Ala. Indeed they
come with the most satisfactory recommends ,ions.
All the branches Of education taught IN the best
Academies of the kind, will be taught in this
Board &c. can be had on The most reasonable terms
When the beauty OF the place is considered-ts
healihlulness-ts facilities of communication, (the
Stage passing six times 4 week) and the well mer-
tied reputation OF the Teachers-the Trustees think
they have good reason to anticipate very liberal
patronage from an enlightened Public.
For further particulars address A. G0DDEN,
Louisville, Winston county Miss.
Jan. 40, ls4l.
There is also well conducted Male Academy
under the direction Of the Rev. James Martin, in
which all The branches usually taught in institutions
of the kind, are taught. The character Of Mr. Mar
tin as teacher and gentleman ls such Is needs
no commentator.
Feb. 6, lS4l-3l-1m lPrsFssl
Columbus Democrat., 1841-02-06

state Of Mississippi LO wndeS Co.
C5rrrit CosTf Tuesday Oh October ls4o
John n. Hand,
S6SI ys Attachment s2oo.
Alexander Bel
"HlS day came the Plaintiff by his Att'y and
Il on hls melton il is ordered that Puoheauonbe
made or SIX successive weeks N ihe Columbus De
mos rct, newspaper pubi'shed in the Town OF Co
,umbus notifying the Defendant oi the penieney ei
this >y and that unless hv appear ou 90 eeo'e the
first dsy OF the next term oi Ihs court 10 oe 10 sen
the first Mouaay of Aprll $50, give spec'ai biu
and plead, judgement VII. he entered aga'nsi nm
and the property attached wB bc sod To satisfy 'h'
plaintiffs demands.
The above : a true copy from the minutes ol on
said Court To- SAID cause. - December ls4O.
OVID z. BROWN Clerk.
By J. ID. MoNTsoNERr, ID. {.
Jau. ;, IS4I. 26-6W-prsi $40 81.
Columbus Democrat., 1841-02-06
Notice.

IN pursuance Of an order granted to me by the
L Probates Court Of LowndeS county Mis-. at the
February Term thereof ls4l. will proceed 10
sell 10 the highest bidder on the 18th day of March
next the following described tracts or parcels of
land be longing to The Estate Of John Toland (Lu'
natc) to wit:
The west halfofthe north east quarter OF section
twenty three, in township number Iourleen north Of
range sixteen, east containing eighty acres.
Also, the west half OF the south east quarter of
same section, township and range, containing egh-
ty acres.
The sale Of the above property will take place at
the Court house door in the town ofColumbus with.
III the usual hours, to be sold a credit of twelve
months with bond and approved security.
JOSEPH TOLAND, Guardian.
Attest VIZ. P. PULLEk Clerk.
Feb. 6, ls4l-Si-5t. [Prsf 80 co.
Columbus Democrat., 1841-02-06
Trust Sale.

WILL be sold to the highest bidder at the Court
w house door in Columbus Miss on the I5th of
March next, between the hours ofl0 A. NJ and 8
+. M, the following lands viz Lots number four
five, twelve and thirteen, section one; and lots nun
her one, eight, nine and sixteen, section two town.
ship sixteen, range thirteen, east and north east
quarter and east half, north west quarter, section
one. township sixteen, range thirteen designated
M lots number one, two, three, six, seven, eight
nlne, ten, eleven, fourteen, fifteen and sixteen.
Also, Ioies number four, five. twelve, thirteen,
twenty and twenty cne section SIX, township six teen
range lourteen, east;
Also, south half OF section fifteen, township SIX
teen, range twelve, east
And north hall of section thirty five, and south
east quarter section twenty six. township sixteen,
range twelve, east,
On credit Of sixty days, said land having been
conveyed TO me IN trust by Madison Walha OF
Columbus Miss to secure the payment Of three
notes ofhand for $60OOO0 gneu to Geo Shafer of
said town by ID. WahaI and endorsed by A. j.
Hodges, lbearing date with siadrust 22d Dec 1887.
No titles will be gwen ill The purchase money is
paid. D. p. BROWN,
Trustee.
Columbus Jan. IS, ls4l-Sl-4t. [PrsrSl co.
Columbus Democrat., 1841-02-06

TUNHE undersigned was at the last Term Of The
l. Prohale's Cour, or Lowudes County State of
Mississippi duly appointed Administrator ofaIl and
singular the goods aud aes rights aud credits
which were of Marcus NJ. Brigham late Of said
County deceased. Notice IS hereby given to all
persons indebted {, the estate Of sand intesae to
make immediate payment thereof And al claims
against tire said estate are requested to be presented
properly authenticated according 10, and within tie
time prescribed by. law they will be forever bar
red. AKGf LE CAMPBHLL,
administrator.
Dec 26 1910. 25-t.
Columbus Democrat., 1841-02-06
State of Mississippi LOwndes Co.

State of Mississippi LOwndeS Co.
Circuit Court October lHh iSiU.
Joseph W. Carroll
SIJ7 vs. Attachment
Francis Il. Williams
THNIlIS day came the Piainilfhy his Attorney
= and on his motion It is ordered by the cout
that publication be made IN the Columbus Democih
news laper published IN the Town oi C"l"n'uS
for ,ix successive weeks notifying The Defendant OF
the pcndency of this suit and that unless he appear
on or before the first day of the next term oi Tins
Court, give special Bail and plead judgement hna
will be entered against him and the property at
tacheu will be sold To satisfy the Plaintiff demands
true copy from The minutes of our Court ~ sa' :
cause. ash December lS40.
OVID p. BROWN, Clerk.
BY J. ID. MONTGOMERY, ID. c.
Jana, lS4l-prsl-Sio 30. 2b-ow.