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New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-03
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NOTICE is hereby given that proposals

will be received at the Inspectsrs case u il No.
Prison. Noun, Pleasant, on The second eo,rac
vembr next II O'clock in the forenoon ,9a -asu
ing to be increased within one year O fer me nil.
FIVE years. a, making such kinds Of chains ND oha
bed screws sovpls and ongs, sadslesy cu tor ibs
consumption of the country is imported rom Ss viii 8.
United Stat-An Convenient shop roo aaa ~ ,oos and
furnished. Whoever takes the csni act mus. o ht
Prison. The payments mu.tbe made mooiny VIZ" ",s.sred
Of three months. Satisfactory security WIN M oe saeS nan
Let the proposals specify the price per osg osgWWuGIR "
Agent State Prison, Mount ZIG sio ln
September 8th 1912
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-03

ACCIDENT on the NORWICH RAlLRoAp.-The
downward train of passenger cars on the Norwich
and Worcester Railroad met with an accident as,
evening, at abou, o'clock, just after passing the
PlainSeld depot, involving much life, but luckily
not human lie Tho engine came in contact with
q drove of cattle which had quietly placed them
selves in narrow passage between two banks o;
sand, and after killing Ave of them into the
bank and was smashed almost TO atoms. The ten
der, baggage and express cars, &C., were eithe,
overturned or turned over upon each other. Hap
PLY neither the engineer nor fireman was much in
Jured, and none of the passengers were injured in
the least. hand-car was sent to Norwich, and
another train went up and took Off the passengers.
Several of the rails were torn up. Com. Adv.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-03
TgVHF, ELECTRO-GAL AND

TsNHE ELECTRO-GALVAN AND
MAGNETIC MEDIClNES.-For some years past
no pains or expense been spared in endeavoring 10
render the powers of Magnetism Electricity &c available
and oil general service curing diseases, and tue efforts
thus made have crowned with the most
success In Scrofulous diseases, Liver Complaints,
lndges,ons Obstinate Coughs, and in most Chrome
Affections they undoubtedly more eneSluai han any
ancr can be placed r usual routine OF ueatmenI-
These medicines
The Gavanic Remedies which consists OF OF Syrup,
a box Of Pills and package OF Powders
The Electric Pills and rlastera box ct Pills and Do1
OF Plaster.
The Strong Electro. Gavanc Syrup and Pills consisting OF
package. d. L. MADISON, NJ D. and surgeon,
80 iyr No 354 Greenwich II. n. Z.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-03

A THEOLOGICAL LoArkR.-The public are eau
toned against young man who is going abo,,,
the city IN the character OF theological student.
seeking tor aid lie processes to be of Irish cx-
tractlon-gives has name sometimes as A. II. Ro.
binsos-ciaims 10 have the acquaintance AID re.
commentator of Professor Robinson, and occa.
sionally TO be also his relative Ii is hardly ne
oessery to add that he is an impostsr, and proba-
bly, varies his story sui, different circumstances.
Com. Adv
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-03

DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.-A fire broke out between
8 and o'clock last night, in the valuable block Of
stores On the east side of East Bay known as Pr
oleau's Range. When first discovered the flames
were issuing from the rear OF the store In the oc.
cupation of Mr.. John G. Burckmyrc and quickly
communicated to those on the North, occupied by
MIR. John S. Jones and Mr.. F. Lanneau, the con.
tents of all OF which, containing much valuable
property. were entirely consumed. Two stores on
the North and South corners were unoccupied bur
were destroyed with the others.
The flames, by most unparalleled excrtions, for
which the Fire Department deserve great credit,
were confined 10 the block in which they origi-
nated The wind was blowing fresh from the
Eastward, and ths quantity of combustible mate
rial in one of the stores induced apprehension for
the safety of the property the West side of the
Bay, but fortunately we have had recently heavy
rains, that prevented the spread Of the fire, which
after burning about five hours was subdued with
out farther damage.
We understand that the parties arc all insured
to certain extent the block cf stores in the
Charleston Insurance and Trust Company for
$50 900, and Messrs. Burckmyer, Lanneau and
Jones in the same office for $4,000 each. Mr.
Jones an additional $4,000 in the Augusta and
Banking Insurance Company. The loss of pro
perty cannot be less than 100000.
We are sorry to add that Mr.. Burckmyer ha:
lost all his most valuable books and papers. Il
is not known how the FIRE originated, but there
can be but little doubt of its being the act of ar
;ncendiary Charleston Pat Sent 96
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-03
T IMPORTANT NEWS from Providence

E-IAYNE's ExpEcToRANT TRlUMPHANT!-A Cdrd-I
the public the following facts that all interested
be benef;ed by the opera aton
si1iyour years OF age; have been for tour years
seriously afflicted with the asthma have tried several phys
caa and taken many Certain of great ense and
without any essential advantage For two years was not
able 10 pass the whole nigh in my bed On consulting
Dr. Wattsworth of thscy, about case be advised me
take Dr. JayDe's Expectorant This medicine opera
ted as he told me il would have taken 1--WE bottles OF
y and consider myself cured by IL lean
lay Comfortably ali night free from The iighness OF the
ung and weakness, of the stomach, which dreaduliy
Distressed and reduced In short life had become fairly
burten>orne 10 me-pow enjoy it, though ana
- EBENEZER WEBSYER
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-03

S. REDF!ELD, Bookseller and Sta
~ toner, Clinton Hail, Of Nassau and Reek'an-
ees hs, constantly for sale assortment OF Theological
Classical and Miscellaneous and SChoobOoks and Station
cry nt the lowest casil prices leNu
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-03
GTOVES.-J. THOMFSON'S PRE-

GTOVES.-J. THOMFSON'S PRE-
~ MUM Russia Sheet Iron Parlor, Store Hall, Office,
and Nursery Stoves, have been use nine years. and
well known that bat little need be said abou, them
The American Institute has awarded premiums for
the best and cheapest stoves in the market Their great adj
vantage others iS that they have ash pipe which
carries OF the light ashes, $50 troublesome other
and injurious 10 furniture and Eercandise These
sold with the privilege Of trying them Two weeks and
returning them without charge, il they do prove saac
tory Although they the cheapest of any the marke,
the prices just reduced from 10 TO Is per
These for sale retail orders taken Tor
wholesale the following places
ROBERT CUNNINGHAM, 195 Greenwich ST., N. Y.
". WILLIS l. Co, l79
W. II. SWEETS, 204 Canal street. n. Y.
J.W. BALDWIN K CO, Kingston. n. Y.
A. J. x III. COFFfNS, Poughkt epsie N y.
&. II. STOUT, New. Bruins wick, y. J.
BACkUS < BROTHER. Newark, n. J.
Orders The subscriber will be promptly attended
10. JONATHAN THOMPSON.
Railway, y. j., sept s2d 1872 SIS I'm"
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-03
ayne, No. 20 South Third

Prepared and sold by DR.. D. jayne No. 20 South Third
Street Phladei phia
Sold at whc!e>als and retail by the agents, A. g. D.
and 100 Fulton street, also sold by David Sands Co ~
Eas, Broadway. corner OF Market street, Abraham b.
Sands Co 73 Broadway (Granite Buildng) corner OF
sig
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-03
TI0HE cry of Murder!!' Murder: a.. q. sr re

d times will arouse the most stupid ie i,io Is %!
daily perpetra,ed WHICH excite very lft!e feisg
Consumption daily numbering thousands OF nu.a % a,tuyn
Does not Asthma render life burhen ann n.alnps
victim! Does not Bronchitis parayze se snhsc seeas
ers 10 say nothing of The thoussnds Of all sgeIh
who swept into eteray by IL MGns sn,e o and sla1a
affections uE~ of the sn lungs and throat
kind JAMES EXPECTORANTh has never eve ~ ,nee
fail i. giving relief aud has, in houana, lad ae
~ Prepared and sold only BY pr D. Jayse; :, ;sssrsas
Third-st, Philadelphia. Sold in New.sSfnSs ens " Dfagg
and retail by the agents, A b. ~ s,ree; ai
sold by Abraham B. Sands Co. 27s Broaaw1 1,yid sand
BuildngsJ corner ef fChamberSstreet ana oy Is in
{ Co n East Broadway, cor.er Of harkct.se- h.e--I
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-03
INFORMS IN CHlLDREN.-Of ali

AIRS. NpuNG, l72 Amos st. NY.
10 Ut u IHo2P, iS2 Greenwich Lane. OF 18th
treei opposite Siis Avence, " y oil 2t*
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-03

y one puUTsilt0 al y p,;,ts
Il Ss 2 per all the Ma@aznes bo9hs, i m ' h
he supplies at the same prices they charged oy he
publishers in London. i.,
All order, should prevent DISAPPOINTMENT of aaS esu
cornpanied by remittance rcerence iof Nayhcn, le
month, in advance, on some Liverpool or LONDON nous
interesting 10 American Canadian readers qIhsteH o
rea,OnRbie II t"''tN
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-03
MIR. and MRS. BAILEY viii re-oper

their Young Ladies School 10 Carroll place BPe
er.stree on "Wednesday, 9Th OF September They asv
Few vacancies er boarding pGpls their limited number
ing twelve. Il will readily be perceived that puncual al
tendance necessary Tor immediate organization OF ihe
.Iasse. arSi 6w
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-03

I INSURANCE against Fire at Reduced
z Rates by the HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE
COMPANY.-This long e.iablished apd well known ins.
iuou having been in active operation upward sf thirty
years, continues TO insure every description OF properly
against damage by fire. lowest rates at lis
agency IS Wall street. JOHN NELSON, Jr.
IS
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-03
m TWO FARMS FOR SALE-On

EA L w u ATtNic OR CALE-Une
containing about 10 acres situated about tree miles
from Paterson, the turnpike leading from Pa,crsc=
Hanbnrehthe other situated about four miles from Patsr
son, containing about 10 good state of cuyaton
pleasantly situated good buildings and well watefed. The
chase. For further particulars apply 10 Geo g. Sheppard
81 Cli-s;rec, n Y. to Sherisan Broadve Paterson y
J. ,es 3a,y Irlx
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-03
FNGLTSH NEWSPAPERS, MAGA-
iL ZINES BOOKS AND PRINYS.-TranSatlanic

"a ZINES. BOOKS AND PRINTS.-TransatIanic
Newspaper Office. Liverpool
CHARLES WILMER, OF Liverpool supplies ihy a;,'e- ~
rcan public with BRITISH NEWSPAFERS, AAot'
ZINES BOOKS and PRINTS, on the most advantageous
terms He forwards the very a.e editions OF all the Lon
don and Provincial Newspapers Shipping Lists Price Cur
rents &c we'll those from all parts OF the European
Continent, by the Steamers and Liners from liverpool Lon
don and Bristol and the Magazines, Books, and Prints as
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-03
=NFORMATION WANTED.-The

anxious feelings OF sister living in Canada. wishing o
hear from her on!y sister, PHEBE YOUNG, hat igtd II
the City OF NewYork in 1882, al Hcbokea or Patterson
Ne,y-Jerssy in 1870. Any ihorias, respecting her II
living She yes deceased the time OF her decease
will BE gratefully received by Peter S. Titus No IS Alien
street, NewYork, who VIII transmit The 10 her SIS
SIQ tr1r
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-03
A GENTS WANTED.-Six or

NtIV > W hIN ILD.-cN OF tISIIt
Young Agents, ho cou q nves, in the bus-
ness from $500 $50 EACH and take interest in the
tning and whoesaing business throughout the couHry as
Trav Yelling .i articles OF Popular Merchandise,
which viii afford profit 81 from 50 ro per cent Those
who have had experience IN travelling ard selling goods
would BE- preferred The andun entrusted with the agent
will aI%ays ros, prices exceed the amount required
The test Of references given and required Young men
from New. England would have The preference
For fuher Inflammation call No S74 Pearlst 81 M
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-03

pOARD.--A gentleman and lady can be
accommodated with avery pleasant front the
second oo Also single gentlemen with small rooms, al
S35 Four.n.st si9 2w-
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-03

DOOMS TO LET-With board, on
A. reasonable terms. in pleasant lsca
city. 493 Breome-si WocseIst Refer.
exchanged. 81 lw'
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-03
MATER POWER TO LET-From

w one 10 fifty horse power, 10 lei, al Wes; Farms
Saw Mil, II mite, the city. is accessible by Wa
er and has plenty OF wafer III The dryed season Inquire
aul5 II
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-03

VVHE LADY dressed in black who pass.
ed Five dollar Counterfeit Bill on the Jane. Bank
Yesterday Annsrcet, requested return good hill
through the Post Office. addressed Tribune Oce, or she
will be waited upon by gentleman who will probably
make provision for her during the winter at certain place
on the North River. s2a
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-03

have seen Mr. Linens Clay. 1t is the best OF CT
ever saw 1t is Clay character as ell as IN resemba
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-03

NNE FREGE i5JURE.-It IS generally
~ known tlatsomc sorr-keepers ask double ihe price
w article WORTH Lc;eo.e any person wishing TO pur'
chase good cheap clothing canrely being furnished WIZ
articles al the following sr;ccs;-ContS al Sl2 cloth jack
cts g3 5U 10 $5 cloth pants SO 25 81 5e sanei pants
81 10 to 81 20. i.COGSw ELL 1854 Cpaam-sL vi SIN
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-03

a pele suit ol Resmenta for sale cheap. in whole or
in part, consisting OF Coat Pants Sword Sash. Epauleties,
Cap Plume. &c. &c Also, complete Horse Equip
mei,i:, at 402 WaSinglon.sircei. s23;f
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-05-05

Douglas to be supplied from. csrollton, Is miles
and back, twice week.
Eaton to be supplied from oxferd, IS miles and
back, once week.
Mechancsvile to be supplied from De KaIb, IL
miles and back, once week
Oak Ridge to be supplied from Holly Springs, 10
miles and back, once week.
Rocky Mount to be supplied from De Kab,
miles and back, once week.
Spring Ridge to be supplied from Raymond, nine
miles and back, once a week
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-05-05

;,
Thursdays and Saturdays by 8 pm
1927 From Coffeeville to Pontotoc, SIS miles and
back, twice week
Leave Coffeeve every Tuesday and Saturday
at a "a m, arrive at Pontotoc same days by 10 pm
Leave Pontotoc every Monday and Friday at 4
m, arrive at Coffeeville same days by pm
Proposals for two horse coach service will be-
considered
1923 From Grenada by Troy, Preston, Oakland
and Rayburn's to Pamela, 48 miles and back, once a
week
Leave Grenada every Saturday at 2 p m, arrive
at Pamela next day by p m
Leave Pamela every Friday at m, arrive at
Grenada next day by IL m
5629 From Wyatt by Chuahoma. Oak Hill and
Casteville 20 fernando, As miles snd back, once a
week
Leave Wyatt every Thursday at M, arrive al
fernando same day by 8 pm
Leave fernando every Friday at m, arrive at
Wyatt same day by pm
$500 From Cypress Greek by Oxford and Clear
Creek to Pamela, 40 miles and back, once week
Leave Cypress Greek every Saturday at S a m,
arrive at Pamela same days by p m
Leave Pamela every Friday at a m, arrive at
Cypress Greek same days by SPIN
563l From nola by Belmont, Rce's Cross
Roads, Sinatoo :, Elm Grove, fernando, Euiaw
and Fort Pickering, Tenn. TO Memphis, 70 miles
and back, twice week
Leave Pamela every Tuesday and Saturday at
p IN, arrive at Memphis next days by 10 pm
Leave Memphis every Monday and Friday at A
m, arrive at Pamela next days by 10 m
5632 From Commerce to fernando, % miles
and back, once week
Leave Commerce every Monday at m, arrive
at fernando same days by 3 pm
Leave fernando every Tuesday at m, arrive
at Commerce same days by pm
5633 From Holly Springs by North Mount Plea !
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-05-05
MISSISSIPPI.

Geld, Oklahoma, Hohpahka, Louisville, Choctaw
Agency, Shocco, and Big Prairie, to Columbus
150 miles and back, three times week in four
horse coaches
Leave Jackson Sundays, Wednesdays and Fri
days At 10 m, arrive at Columbus Wednesdays,
Saturdays and Mondays by 8 m
Leave Columbus Sundays, Tuesdays and Fridays
at m. arrive at Jackson Tuesdays Thursdays
and Sundays by 10 pm
1904 From Jackson by Bassvlle, Madsonve,
snd Doak's Stand, to Hopahkah, go miles and back,
snce week
Leave Jackson every Monday at m, arrive at
Uophkah next day by S m
Leave Hopahkah every Wednesday at 7 m. ar
rive at Jackson next day by pm
5605 From Jackson by Clinton, Bottoms ID 4
and Bovina, to vicksburg, SO miles and back 81
times week in railroad cars
Leave Jackson every day except Sunday al o m,
arrive at vicksburg same day by loan
Leave vicksburg every day except Sunday at 3
m, arrive at Jackson same day by pm
Proposals to carry in wagons at speed Of four
miles an hou., or at any greater speed will be con-
idered.
5606 From Jackson by Meridian Springs, Mount
Olympus, and Livingston, to Vernon, 80 miles and
pack, twice week
Leave jackson Wednesdays and Saturdays at
4 m, arrive at rnon same days by pm
Leave Vernon Tuesdays and Fridays at m, ar
rive At jackson same days by Q pm
56O7 From Jackson by Canton, Montgomery,
and Frnklin to Lexington, 81 miles and back,
lhree times week in four horse coaches
Leave Jackson every Wednesday, Friday and
aunday at 4 m, arrive at Lexington same days by
spm
saturday a m, arrive Jackson same days by
'Pm.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-10-15

u,pnbc. "a ailr. la d 10 walacn'
inle within eae'i l,ouf c 'psfi l't
inerind 'iuc aling paper ayr
"On saturday ~ 5p. ~. l,lswohl
started 90 Ie tytu mle, wliitli wa
Accomplished MA btc, 90 seconds.
suufday was hs ylsl duyOl lfIa'
IT, still continues ~ e 0d lic,tltlt an
a lnutl sanguue lubn ever ol dunn
tic feat lis limc Of one thousand
lJuu vii expire on "wednesday.
October Oh, AZ Jo'cIock, q, ind GlIi
rs lie ~ crest Ia see him iuercuscs
~ llic end of his louuicy approaches
and ~ lhrte IN llc mOf0ilg II ~,
unusual hour l,f visitors WHO may
WISH ~ sec hm come IN on hls hSl
Hiie. llr ll. determined TO continue
a., Ave IN the Afternoon titus me-
kDug the Oult 1,Ol1 hours, during
which uItha Eil nave W,lk d ]
66Oi iuno,, .il rols, the diSoncc
over 1000 beng accomplished ii his
fourteen CXtrd nouns, and ny ms
traverSIuy tle pa's,lgGway between
his room ana the SlurtIn9-po'ni on IIle
cou,se. Several physicians were pre-
sent on Saturday and many parties
OF ladies mn gentlemen III carriages
accompanied the pedestrian round 'bc
course. In his l.ucllld coat and cap,
he is Il marvellous proper man 70
look at, and the way he steps otH'
when .nnne' is called, is a caution TO
SW altWouleIS."
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-10-15

RsLY \ G"CReELF.-lt tn1 young mef
cata ii,s,aneu say ne is rui"ed, II ,hs
in..-t ", r,< in Que Of Our colleges, and
T. - l.Ip-ral,d in an office one ear after.
,Nartr In.Httiy or suburbs OF u sion or
y y. .rk, il seems u hls flenfS aud 20
ntn, u ,iat ne is righ; 10 bCihg di'h'an'
red. ard n complaining he t's'' OF ms
HE. 4 study lad irpm NV Jrrsv or
Vytm ~, wnu IN turn tres ally the poo
is fns; vhn teams IL wh" farms 1t,
peddI,s. Lesrs school, pre- ems sdils
4 newspaper. goes 10 Congress hays a
township, &c.. IN succesSIV" ye1'% aod
always, IKE eat, falls OF h'r tet.,hs
worth a hundt,G # tres city do Is. 10
wa lis ahreaS, his days, and Irsls 20
shame 10 not s,odyirgap ~ feSsion, tor ne
does not sip ne his lifs--he lives ale
ready.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-10-15

Now leinal Jf % uumgm tut Nt
DO Outty Of go Wig ,hhn ~
br0iecfiUm
we uiiudmil ilial dates iui H.
cyied 0u iiulU'ls, lhd rt,tUr tlrs
tDldutd lvi to sul uh 81 Gv',Ii.
ueii.
Tie question with llm DtmccmJ
dlb IL, WIZ 1--we dlrbs Hiritfth.{
10 a prohibition Ltcu ma ou uilici,s
necessary Ia llle pVrf whist ilio mole
costly, used by llpe llell,,rl' come ~.
~ has bccu sIoNit,W u low fJfrf
Why nrg sOmc duIys VI GA Nv iebs
uccu@biy, lald - ugh NJ M rcr,'
me c0a be Obi0iucai bsoBSC tblD
r0DaOi he impOyiei, and ,l'd m7ni''
iaclnr,f tall nrnorl,zr,tbe tnI9llcal'
market! lIetc /, Tic sec'ct, Wblcll
must hG 'NpoScd To- the vl,w "I all.
'lnIS Is the llUe REASON WY tam f!
tariff. Is shouted ~ selfish men.
Im,y Hey mean UIly m0HoPOW !
mOit,D0y ! . OIL.
M soy o'ook at England, md
her duties Tor protcc 'oll.' Wei, LET
us ok Al Err aui, aud see ilic duIcS
she lGvics Upon the great articles OF
export rom lie Western Sjai5S, and
compare them with lwullclcspaylng
dizzy under the AMERICAN tallil.
The du y on hard III England is
row less than hall u ccut a pouud ;
under l,, ulncrlcau ara, 3 ochls. III
Eu9Iand, bacon pays - cc'iS; pnk
Il GEMS; hcel SO cePlS; lalIoW (
cent c1ecs 2 cents; wheat at hast
dates, "a cents a bu>heI and admitted
INTO canada Tree if dtnys51gsH aat
BY tie tarG in this cpmo ry, bacon
pays s cents; beef and pork g cents;
ttiow | cent ebees 8 cents; wheat
% cents. Which nation is the m st
liberal?
The great question now should he
and soon vii he-WI,aher the
Neslen State, will exchange their
ba Oil, Iork, wheat, tinlhor, &c. for
nsl.Sl urlitIQs made there che per
thar Gu lie M de here, and ncceSSa.
ries for die use f the farming dvss
OF Wheeler we shall be Obliged to
yay very high prices G'r those ,rlic'es
natde III tie New EuyIand 1t les;
thus keeping, ty our being tributary
To them, der people at home. instead
us 10 fill up the great W,S-
tern vaLeA. t"
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-10-15

: tkfa ert flff u D. Jes Haaf N 81
fto..- ~ y III tffpra M ptplsi 4
e,tae 4, - ~ issis iget, = me- 70.
die.iph = y, 1sHtlst The eass 49,
sti, s,aas, W u, q. A6iiia sni Il ~
iIfd, teIs ,,uef tIr 80 praV
ga s6a n u 10 milton 49, q u, Nsnf
hfi.s N pt,bl 4 a'j nd = hal 49,
nstmtd No. ps eeuts 'tnian, STA ~
~ ss,bmt to ~ ~ boy. sha, h5vf,s'
.tf.f ahsi'r io feft, obtY rifl lbf
r. ~ Sa, a. rW.gtfuc ~ 81 I Z
81 % ibp NtvrnIrf t,b, thich 80 W.
iI.tt iu uahmliul. MW ~ @,w,tk { y
j JT,m,.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-10-15

+. { MM,N CA"hltHS = Al az " "Ss re-
cpnaN bro IN W me HtIne q Grl "i n.
". ny ia l.. Ms y game AK d'drr
Mclean, 80 zee Yer iht v'ne - b'G9 9
10 4 rn bpuril OF -ta,nh ioL Of " lr' 80"
det-ndatt Is ctprol. fne del ace set NJ
Wa. thr me captain had ordered he nph
nri yeh on bratd Ol tls nod i'o' t''r'
G W % gfg- from passengers; dhH 'ha'
notice " - p set On HE boa, drc' 'iIp-
ihnt al ntgga.e rs al the IlsR ' We
oNotts. Toe cout o,erru'eJ lhe ohI g..
tea, AID gave jntg moot t'r ploln Ill 'of
tue Vr,ur e ne aticles lost. besides Jam
a.e, aud costs. F,rmtt drci 4 MS, ~
s,nlIAt as-s, declare lhat IN" baggage ~
pyrng pa ss"gef ~ sie-.Inooa' % =
roat e M, ~ ta' i, rile Of law. even
.,hhu HI b. so0ply p aced on the boa
" llhon,. u lice lthnv 2. r0I fTatt
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-10-15

i BBEII an rnE Nav Rk GUST NJ
"A / ,L. a man II MED Gargnrn has brer
4 fr,t Il 10 NV huIk, thadgrd "ih'"h
,,,,, G,p, 10 rob h. c uIi.oou>e. he
[ nan <,ys ~ VS. too hy VI" waic",
, man an ~ IhsIdr ~ l., Putl'c S'ofP
\o. -, ~ nad : /, couce ied behind sche
b VS., ~ He 30 cry. fue m'T ha'' ~
II, aus nf an 'frn ms'rOm'n', opere
Z s. az ." d ard JUS heg ~ 10 lay '"e"
n, u mai onened the IRON "r'd"w>
shuuprs ur wnnrow IN lhe :eT "' We
,,nr; AND wa, y d nit, ready =" pass
ont ne o Jus - mr a'rn,Ur t'''' "tr
uuI> nip. lhn counsel III Gi'glh'i : hr
VAS only i,speN IInr hrs owH g. ~
Whi1u he had ho' partr n q . res' az" ="
h. ga, IrkpI ~ IT. ~ ~ ~ dcci ieh
a d lu anus. INNS Il he Wttnchrd II ""
nan hdSp>, jnutd'r rrspt tifa his "w'r
n e,c,,.n . VIZ atl fe.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-10-15
Al FAIR BUN lNESS.

The New York Courier aud En-
quirer is doing pretty tar business
in the way OF publishing bankrupt
notices.-We counted All Of them III
that paper of lie 2ad nit. According
to the fees charged in dis district, the
amount paid into the clerk, office be
fore, or at fling the petitions, was
$1,000. Printers fee, Sil4o--no
wonder Webb advocated the passage
ofthe W so s'rthuousiy.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-10-15

Great, with ambition ony Ia b" goo'l; .,..
d,by IN nompt'ass ,Vf 4 npbli saul ;
Simplicity sIll bette, nndSrstWpd.
g.. Composing native greaIaess in the whole
Twas not the borl Of conquered ma IONS
maj
The lame Of Nast stan. The soldiers
trte '1
lie 6'lo"i h't ,c itte'lis fellow man,
Nnd ~ ts ina,t on PEE tnn's tlrat laud,
lie d,rw a,tl N'eidrd u,l he 6tlrbaIo.
I"at "l,y To ny : ,ud >hea'n q. ia!
Fren Of TIE ',eh ,-r thor f tie freei
tr.t 2 IN Mat mr, u,t hrrn t. DIE!
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he ys.} wiu - sn,, ps,i ii Il Ni,hou,
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