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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-03-20

No. SIG.
G. r. Clayton Admr &c On p.riFato
DAM A xander ct all June 'efn' lolI'
DY virtue Of the above specified writ To me d.
I'D reclel from the Hon. DslHcl Court of the L.
States, for the Northern Dstrlc' Of Mississippi
viii sell on
.Mondoy The l2M day Of April ls4l.
at The Courl House Of Lowndcs county the following
described property TO wit; east haliol south wce
quarter, and east hall Of north east quarter and
south east quarter sccuon eleven township eighteen
south range eighteen vest, west haii Of north east
quarter section one township eighteen north range
sixteen east south west quarter section thirty one
township nnteon north range seventeen cast, south
east quarter section hrty-six township nineteen
north range sixteen east, west hall OF north cast
quarlerand north west quarter ofsoujh west quarter
section twelve township eighteen south range eig.-
teen west, west haloi The north cast quarter and
east half Of north west quarter section fourteen
township eighteen solth yauge eighteen west, north
west quarter 81 north west section fourteen township
eighteen south range eighteen west, north west
quarter of north west quarter section thirteen town
ship eighteen south range eighteen west, west hall
Of north west quarter section hive township elgh-
teen north range seventeen east, north east quarter
section six township eighteen north range seven
teen east, east half Of south east quarter section
lhriy-oue township nineteen range seventeen
easl also one undivided half interests in The follow
inc described lands 10 Wit: Lots three four and
five in section thlrty-one township twenty north
range sixteen east-the property OF deiedant Nc
Kinney Holderness
Also the north hal section three, south half
section ten and north east quarter section nine IN
township eighteen south range eighteen west, (the
nr,,orty nj defendant A j Hodges-alS0 lot num-
Der two in square number three north Of man street
in the town Of Columbus, the property Of Defend
ants r. S. Blount.
Levied on as the property Of said defendants
10 satisfy the above named execution AMI cost.
ADOLpHUS q. WEIR,
Marshal Northern D.sirct Nj.
By J. w CARROLL, Deputy.
Columbus March l0h, I84l. 3G.--5t
Printers fee S2l 90
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-03-20
ADMINISTRATORS Notice.

yENHE undersigned was at the last Term q iAs
L prohaies Court or Lowudes County Sise Of
Mississippi, duly appointed Administrator Of all ard
singular the goods and caies rights and credish
which were OF Marcus NJ, Brigham late et sip
Counjy deceased Notice Is hereby given 10 all
persons indebted Il The estate ofsald mtes,a'e to
make immediate paymen, thereof. And all claims
AGAINST the sand estate ire requested to he presented
pTopSrly authenticated according TO- and within ihs
Time prescribed hy law, or they will he 'ossver bar
,e1 ARGYLE CAMPBkLl.
,EdUpSsssAAztsv,
Doe e6la<A Nh.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-03-20
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80, Ss% -a~ 49, ~i~~' S~S - - ~'~
Ltrg on ELECTRA MoSRoE MI
UEAs located himself permanently at Columbus
Mi where be will attend to all cases ~ nIs pro
CssIor. Mr.. L. hatters himself that with close at
ieut3on To hi, business that he Will merit share Of
nnb..r Datroraqe He can be tonnd at all times at
bs ofHce - Market Street, opposite the Old Land
Office,
There can be obtained a. his shop fresh AMI
flH supply Of Botanic Medicines.
F.b'y % Is4. 33.-tc
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-03-20
Beautiful shade Trees.

Beautiful shade Trees.
s-sssss. The NuGuS MUITlCAUlIS MuLuuEY
Xstr-sS make the most beautiful shade tee,
~YSsF perhaps Of any IN the world. and now
--AAz'-s>- Is the time they should be Sc, out.
The subscriber can furnish any quantity, and will
sci them out, IN any part of the city, where they
may be wanted, and warrant them to live, at thlr
ly-seven aud halt cents each; or for ten trees or
upwards for the very low puco Of twenty five
lcenls eah, which will bung them at pI,ce as
ow ms cocm on trees can be luinlsh,d llom the
waods, and warranted to live.
ID, BALDWIN.
Columbus, March 10, lS4l. 36d
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-03-20

q Is I uI tt..-S remaining n IHr Post crtCr so
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tsNsutef Nm 4 Mason J.lu
Ast.y Thomas ADAMS N-- Eeascca
ADAMS Ns E.zajah Abbott EN
Bose VI ID Brown Samuel ,
Black " W . Bets Friedrich i
Buchanan White Bt1wu L l.
Bullock Col 7 I Blake ASl 4
Be.k William Potts Henry
Baker Mrs Sarah Boucher Ihos G
B.ackman { J Beaus John
Bennett + " Bennett MAJ
Bayles Martin II Basby Charles
Clements Ms Sarah Cooke John Gen
Campbell Lewis Collier William
Clark Tlos J Cook Daniel
Cook Jas Colqu.u Eohols \ Jelcr
Carver Hiram Caldwell lessee
Caud,e Rob, " Cleveland Chas
nsmukes Elisha Dubug \ b
Drake VIM 6 Davis Vim
ndl Miss + d DAVIS Mrs May
Davis Amos
Evans George \ Z Edgar VIM
Everett Dir Erwin Dr. Juo NJ
Fans WIN " Fauar j W
FAINT George ID
Gordon Mrs Elizabeth c Gordon James
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New-York tribune., 1841-11-17
SPECIAL SESSIONS.

TUESDAY. November 10.
Before Judge Noah and AID Leonard and Hatfield
Jeremiah Sullivan tried for assault and battery
on George w. Hadden-guy: Judgement suspended
and he discharged lanes Johnson, stealing basket OF
potatoes &C., from w. w. Chambsrs-guilty Pennen-
tary months Darnes OBrien, assault and battery on
Matilda Ford-guilty PenlentIary months Mary ANA
Donney stealing satchell and three books from John
i,uckmaster-cu ATTY: Penitertiary mosth.. Charles
Brewer assault aud battery oil Patrick hehean win
knife cutting his lip and nose-guilty Peniientiary .
.,ontks Jonn Lahey, boy. stealing sleigh worth ST.
from Messrs Brusa g. Coguiiy sent TO the House oil
Refuge Nelson Curtis colored assault and battery on
his wife Phebe aud threatening TO Gu, her hroa-gut'
Peniteatiary mouths Charles Smith Henry Reese and
William Colon. stealing piece Of hanneI, worth Sio'
from John Heally-g1lty: Penentary months each
George Phillips stealing watch. worth $50, from Ber-
uard Campbell-adjudged not guilty. Mary Farrell,
stealing male apparel worth $ fro" Harriet Nanourgh
guilty City Prison 80 days. Two charged with petit
larcenies ANA two with ASSAULT and battery we're dis
charged for want OF evidence Adjourned
New-York tribune., 1841-11-17
Ctr EHtelItoenes.
Reported for the Ne~-York Tribune.
COURT OF SESSIONS.

COURT OF SESSIONS.
TUESDAY, November l6
Before the Recorder, Judges Lynch and Noah and
Aldermen Leonard and Hatfield.
Ms,esre, Terey Tas tried for ASSAULT and battery on
Ros,Buah Aiken. OF No 81 WashingtoE-stFest, with
board. on the ith September last The jury :oGnd
bsr ety and The Cour, suspended the judgement aud
discharged her
c. OF Cor. Epw.Rss-Ou motion Of Aessrs Price
H.n. of counse! for Col. MunGoe Eiwarcs, indicted
r ou, several forgeres the case By consent oil tne re-
,.cYe counsel vas transferred to the Court OF oyer
and Termiuer for ,risL
TR,u. FOR BtcANY-Georgc Bell was pat upon al
trial for bgamy IL ha.Ds on the 3Oih August o!''
RED Mary Cotton. sas Cotton, his former VIC MT!
Gal sghec 10 whom he rnarrei on the ON >eP'en-
hs I..,a b.,pq sui aiise 1, wss proved by the Rev
Nicholas K Marselus that the evening OF inc o'n sep
teuber 1889 he MARRIED accused 10 Mary gallagher
tb,, N. i. still alive srd nov Court, and that the prs
onsr i the ran The Rev Hugh H. Bare dePosed tha
on the evening Of the 3Oh August sst. at bis house ID
ullvau-.trc. ne united George Bell IN marriage 10
Mary Cotton The presence of several Witnesses anu
tha the prisoner the The hfst ~iie' mary
Gall. gher va, n house In Allen-sueeI anu
tie seconi respectable dress-naker The defence
proved tha; prisoner his first marriage was ony
eighteen years age she b.Eg maay years Older tha'
be wa. OF good sober, inIustou. character and ths
when he en-, TO Mr. Marseus get married, he did not
know the girl. except that It Mary, she gyihs
The other name OF Gallagher. The certificate Of marriase
was made out George Ball, which Msry Gallagher took
hack and got altered George Bell He never hved WIN
her as wife. The jury unable TO agree and were
discharged. Prisoner ably defended by W. Dough
er,y snl David Z. Wheeler, Esqs.
INDICTMENT Fes MIspEMsANoR.-Georgs Wilkes m
dcted for msdemt publishing an obscene paper
called The Flash arrested to-day on beach w.r
rant BY officer BOwyer brought into Court and held TO
bail in 81 COO to answer the charge.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-17

STEAMBOAT AccrDENr.-The Cincinnati Ga
ze,te of Thursday says that the steamboat Arcade
run into. early on the morning of Tuesday. by
the Spartan, about 80 miles above that city. The
collision broke the pipe connecting the boilers Of
the Arcade, by which two or three were scaIded
by the escape OF the steam, and which probably
prevented genera! explosion. The Arcade was
lowed in BY the Swiftsure.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-17

p GREEN the virgiainia defaultcr has been
on trial for the past week at Richmond. The
Wing of Saturday says that the trial ended yesiet-
day, and the jury, after retiring halt an hour,
brought in u verdict OF not guilty. Tho accused
was thereupon remanded to prison till the Spring
term of the Court, to answer trenty-three remain
ing indictments against him. Bail was offered but
refused by the Judge.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-17

20 We rejsce to say that the report OF the
death ST Hon. JoHs w. TAYLOR was at least pre-
mature. A letter from hA brother, Elisha Taylor
to the Editor of the Evening Journal assures Us
,ba, ne was still living Saturday evening, had
partially rallied, aud his physicians had hope Of
his entire recovery.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-17

p The brief essay. on the best manner OF lfo-
yiaing for the construction OF Railroads. Of which
the frat will be found On Fret Page, will natu-
rally attract attention. They are from di''in-
gui,hed sour e, but we do not endorse their sug-
gestons and may probably have occasion 10 dis
SEM from ,hem.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-17
POLICE OFFICE.

IuESDAY, NOVeInOtr To
THEFrs Br PoErER-ACharls Sterling, porter in the
employ of Christopher Smith, public house keeper, No.
% Barclay street, was arrested Monday night charged
with having various times stolen eo sugar, coffee &c
from his employer and alo watch, worth Sl5 and s. 50
in money from ooarder in the houss He married
and :!ept home and be going home on MONDAY
night he found with bundle containing loaf Of
bread part of ham and part of pie stolen from his en-
ployer and being lodged in the wachhouse was yes'er-
d-Y cent O prison.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-17
[Jamestown Journal.

A FATAL AccIDESr.-Mr. Joseph Buckle, Of
Harbercreek, in attempting, on Monday week
asst, to secure unruly OK received severe
wound on the head from the horn Of the animal
which caused his death on Sunday last. The de-
ceased was native Of England, had resided in
Harborcreek about FIVE years, and was highly
esteemed by his acquaintance for his many excei-
lent traits of character. Erie, Pa. Gazette.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-17
Fer The New-York Tribune.

The MErEoK.-It may be of some use 10 the
cause of Science to state that the splendid Meteor
observed at New-Haven on the evening Of We'd
nesday last Nov. lO) was also witnessed in this
City The commencement Of its flight being
csaled behind some buildings, its course through
an arc OF some - or Is degrees and its extinction
only were witnessed. In appearance, it bore a
close resemblance to the description given by
the New-Haven observers-,, brilliancy far ex-
ceeding the planet Venus. No train was observed,
nor any sparks scintillauons to be given off;
any thing resembling ezplOsiOn-it seemed 10 be
Suddenly extinguished. The point in the hOaveas
OF its extinction was not fixed accurately; yet it
could not have been far from the head of Cetas
The whole appearance of the Meteor, and lis
fight, with the exception OF i,s pursuing ap-
pareatly horizontal course, resembled very
brilliant Roman Candle, for which, a, the FIRST in
slant OF its arresting the gaze, it was taken. L.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-17
morning.

gAMER1cAs PRopucrs TX EscLAND.-The ey-
porta,ion of Cheese from hi. port to Liverpool is
becoming yery considerable. Some beef, pork,
tongues, hams, butter, &C. have also been sent out,
which pay, in spite of tho a,rocious duty imposed
on them by Great Britain. If Coustry could
only muster the manhood to say to England
+" You must admit our Products at a reasonable
duty or we will exclude yOurs, we should soon
have vast and lucrative export of these and other
articles while the depressed, furnishing millions
of Britain would have abundant employment and
cheap food Our suicidal pusillanimi,y--our blind,
un,hinking servlty the nenresistant reveries OF
Free Trade theorists, is starving the laborers Of
England and beggaring OUT own. Must 1t 50 con-
Iinue for ever ~
New-York tribune., 1841-11-17
-Nov. II.
LAWYERS DIARY.

c,rrxn,R OF SUPERIOR CouST-es. 50 lC.r ~, =, ~
III. a53. iii ila, /, l2l I'D lsi to 1879 AL -, :,
CAIrspARo or CorSr OF CoNsos PLEAs-SJ' 1o'' Va
IL 24s Is, II, IL, Is, Is, l.. Is, q, >, 20
New-York tribune., 1841-11-17

ASoTHER REVOLUTIONARY SOLDIER GoSE.-
Died, in this village, on the 9th instant THOMAS
MATTHEW'S, at the advanced age of SO years and
G months He was native OF Connecticut, and
at the commencement Of the struggle between this
Country and Great Britain, sided with his OPP
pressed couRtrymep, and entered the American
Army, being attached 10 the regiment OF Col
Campbell. He was in many a hard ious ht battle,
and had mary hairbreadth escapes. Five years
of the strength of his manhood were expended in
his country's service. Many an interesting tale
has he told TO the third generation, of old Pit,
Mad Anthony. Us he used to call Gen Wayne,
and of Washington, whose lives have become q
part of our national history.
To,,asto,rp Journal
New-York tribune., 1841-11-17
By this Mornings Southern dail.

DEATH OF TEE VENERABLE BISHOP MoeRE.-
We regret to find by the Richmond Compiler OF
the 18th inst that this venerable prelate is now no
New-York tribune., 1841-11-17

Observation-Disclosures alias Smith, WAS again
brought up in the Mayors Court at Richmond on
Thursday last. His former wife, Mrs. Smith,
was present, but appeared rather as an ally than
an accuser; her mind having, it is said been in
tuenced by him during an interview which she
had with him in Jail. He was remanded for
farther examination on the Eth (this day.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-17

HUNTERS LoDGEs.-About the talles humbug
of the day is that with which Canada is thrown
into stare of uncomfortable trepidation, alleging
the organization of over one Thousand Hun.
TIERS LODGES in the States, with an infinite num-
Der in Canada all having for their object the for
chile overthrow of the British power in North
America The combination, according to this ve-
racious account, numbers 100, 900 voters, 10000
of them fighting men. 1t has complete military
organization, and funds the amount of $500 600.
Hon. Caleb Gushing (what mischief will he next
be at y is the masierspirt of the conspiracy, as
sisted by Gov. Fairfield lex and elect) of Maine,
Ex-Gov. Mason of Michigan, Hon. John Smith,
Ex-M c. of Vermont, &c. &c Evcn good
Lieut. Gov Bradish, who is the last to have
any thing to do with upsetting the Government of
other countries, is set down as II member of thi,
conspiracy, in grave and mysteriou. account of ii,
in the Montreal Chronicle. This is carving the
Joke too far. The mischievous wag and magnf-
cent liar who has hoaxed Lieut.. Gov. Arthur and
The Chronicle man with this story ought TO be
snarily logged for clumsy an experiment, on
Canadian gullibility.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-17

y We would iurite the arestiou Of readers 10
the notice II another colsmn Of the Araysrssry Meeting
OF TIE Young Aens Education Society To be held this
evening IN the Broadway Tabernacle The simple an
rouoeeneat that Addresses may Be expected from Rev.
r N hrk and Rev. RI. BsGsn of Troy, together Nith
music from tie Tabernacle Choir think will be su-
eiep 70 secure genera! and puaelual attendance q Il
New-York tribune., 1841-11-17

II For Notices Of New Publications., Our hai.,
roads, Population of Principal Cities Statement =.
Foreign Manufactures imported last year, &C. see
New-York tribune., 1841-11-17

10 FOR TEXAS DEBTORS The gentlemen
debtors of all nations who are now snug in Texas
are about TO be rid of their debts altogether ii not
looked after The Congress of Texas. atts Ses-
sion in February last, passed Limitation act. by
which it is required that ali actions of debt,
grounded upon any contract in writing, shall be
sued within four years after the maturity Of the
contract; and that in every claim for money,
whether foreign or domestic, which has been due
for more than five years, and less than ten years,
an action shall be commenced thereon within one
year of the passage of this act and not thereafter.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-17

vi, - Soon Reuton,' By the author OF
Clinton Bradshaw, see Last Page,
New-York tribune., 1841-11-17

70 There is pleasant game of brag afoat in
the Albany Argus, which affords considerable sport
cratic Oneida" shouts Utica correspondent; she
takes the Democratic Banner majority 1902 ~
{" Not so fast there " shouts Ceoperstown man.
she mast stand little back and make room for old
Democratic Otsego! majority over the Federal
candidate, 1927 ~ The cream Of the Joke is that
these two, in old party times, were among the
most inveterate Federal Counties in the State,
always giving majori,ies for Adams, Jny, Plat,
Van Rensselaer, and Rufus King against Jefferson,
Madison, George Clinton and Tompkins.-But
what matters the truth TO these who wish to be
humbugged Hurrah for old Democratic Oneida
and Otsego
New-York tribune., 1841-11-17

W From MISSISSIPPI, we have reports that
Loco-F ocoism and ani-Payisrn has carried all be-
fore them. Not improbable. We shall probably
have decisive returns for our Postscript this
morning
New-York tribune., 1841-11-17
GREAT SALE
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS,
BIZ ORDER OE ASSlGNEES a

y a
G.. II. tfoore's, h3 soull .vil iaDo-st,
II On SATURDAY, Nov. -, consisting in part o.
Cloths, CasslmerGs, ea'inets Ve'tings rich hlne aia
figured SILKS. super and blue black BonlbsZnes, rls
Drccho and SILK Sha@ls fancy lidkfs, Sbawis and ses
Lace Wells E. breIderes super blae black and coofst
SILK yelye,s. L-ens Lawns, Dam,sk Napkins, Pong.
Hdkf Linen Cambria Hdkfs &c &c.
Also, large Of IngraD aud Vel ean Carpets sptn
did Rugs Al Of which are TO Dc sold for Ish without
reserSe 10 the highest bidder
N. Is. ThB sale will offer great inducement to CiY
ard Country Merchants. ~ nj u
r" DIR. w. g. Wallace will lecture on the Phys
loo2y OF the f.e,inl, and his practical ilI.f'
trations OF operations IN the E\ the Lyc1um Of Nj
nr HIS DRY, HroadwIy Prince st. Thu ,eay A,I
81 II o'clock, Students and Physician. inVh'
TO attend. MD 81
II Particular NOfice.-Thoso persons haVri
furniture of any description 10 dispose of, Who &c
breaking up housekeeping, will fad ready sale for az
portion all ofther goods, by sending their sdd5esL OF
calling upop the subscriber. Goods 10 any amount sl
chased OF I'm ~ F. COTTON. Is7 Chatham street.
Coughs, Coughs, Comghs.-Have you cough,
or cold affection of the lusgs liver or any disesa
predisposes 10 consumption if So obtain bottle Of
Or. Williams celebrated Compound Extract Of Hosf-
hound Balm Of GIlsst and ippery Elm a remedy ,h.s
never fails. Tryit Agents, Dr. Marcus uurd DruygiL
corner Washington and Courtandt sts, Dr. w g. hlcy'
Botanical Medicine Store ii0i Bovey Chsrcb DrPsO-
sary corAsS Spring and Bowery Gallons eOi Canal st.
o. '" Badger, Newark, and by Druggists in the County
generally. Price, 81 per bottl-. nl5lT'
u Circuiar.-HENkY E. RiELL begs re'ps>'-
fully to Inform his friend, aad the public generally '
he a2s taken ne weknown and cOmIaodioss Stores No
31i Roadway of strcet for Ase'ioH 'n'
Private Sales, and is prepared receive eorids'
mems OF Paintings, Engraving, Works Of All, fiAei
Goods ard every other description Of property IL w
disposal of which urrem!itng attention to the ins
es's of his employers viii be kept HIS roo"
are large AID well lighted, location o! the De-
IN the city for .uch purposes. Wi,h these suPen"
Vautsges, and Ii, assurance Of prompt settlement
sals- he solicits and receive share o F'o
favor. HENRY Z. RlELL Auctiopeef'
A.C. HUMBERT. Accountant
N &. Regular Evening Sales, Wednesday, aad sa'1,
days Outdoor sales OF Household Furniture, &c aiisa'
ed IL person. Advances made coa.ignmeni' g
sired.
Refereaces
Hon. Robert Morris, Hoo Aaron CLARK, -.
M.yor Of New-YOrk. Er-aayor Of Sev; 1..
Hon. Campbell =. White. Stephen Cambrrleng, Gag
Robert Lov-tt, Eco. Joseph F. Anvil, Esq
C. Flint Spear, E,q. John p. Ressons.t, Esq.
George Arcularius, Esq.
NEw-Yoak, Nov. l7sh, ioii. hH ~
New-York tribune., 1841-11-17

LARGE BEaUEsr.-aIr. Shackford. who recent
IL died il ST. Louis Mo- made the following dis
position of MS property
Mr.. S. gave the American Bible Society about
$4,000.
After beqaeathing to his widow $4,000 and
$4,000 each 10 hi. children in stock Of the Louis
vile and Portland Canal, a very profitable invest
ruent, ne gave the residue Of his property to the
Foreign Missionary Society, Home Missionary So
ciety American Tract Society, and Marion Col
lege to be equally divided among them"
The ST Louis Gazette says.
Ii the property could have been sold at his de-
cease il would have given $40 OGo 10 each OF these
socie,ies
New-York tribune., 1841-11-17

u Emporium of Cheap Garments The
Public are requested to call AID examine the style Of Sur
'outs' Winter Frocks, &c offered at 20 Broadway
American Hotel under tss assurance that toe same will
De found to compor with the work of any bouse il the
trade while the prices such as must offer induce
ment. TO purchasers. WIN T JENNINGS,
NIL MD ~ Draper and Tailor
New-York tribune., 1841-11-17

C Sweeney. the Irishnan who murdered MS
wife lately at Norwich, Vt. and absconded, has
been arrested No doubt OF his guilt. Sum was
the iastigator OF the horrible act as usual though
the indictment, will doubtless another name for
the same thing, and say he was 'iastigated by the
devil
New-York tribune., 1841-11-17

q Edward Morris recently ;ried al New
Albany, Indiana. for killing John Kinsey in Dec.
1887 It appears that the murderer went into the
grog-shop OF the deceased sad called for liquor,
which was given him until Kinsey thought he had
had enough, and refused him any more. guar
rel ensued, in which Morris stabbed hinsey so that
he died Verdict, Manslaughter: sen,ense, State
Prison fourteen years and FIRE of $50.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-17

-JHF Q write, u complaining that the Carriers Of
Tie sam ,gi 10 receive from him payment for that
pasr tse Bank Eotes issued BY tae publisher OF Ihe
'-al. THIS a.sy be hard but Tie perfectly far Ihey
Tiah, refusing any paper tina: Is not redeeneo OF
taken at par in this city.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-17

% RALPH WALDO EMERSON delivers Course
OF Eight Lectures on The TINES at Boston,
commencing on the cd of December Is not Mr..
Emerson to lecture here this winter Il NOT, it
will be great mistake on the part OF our Com
mttees OF Arrangements, and loss to our lecture
hearers.