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New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-05

5T a Young lady engaged in teaching Nusc
wishes situation private family where instrucIisn upon
the Piano Forte and in Singing would he considered su
cen remuneration for her board line addressed r. j.,
Tribune office, will meet with immediate attention 81 1w
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NEW. .YORk MUSEUM. No

Z 4 252 Broadway, opposite the City liaL-Durips ibis
the following popular per0riers viii appear IN
rie. ~ performances in the Grand Pictorial Sasoen:
Mr- MINCHELL, deiiuescr of Scotch, iriss, prtch
French, Yankee osher Characters. Mrs. MOSSOP the
celebrated Vocalist, NJ. DUNN from fremont Th-ale.
tul aat! ehcent Band al Music in attendance Fancy
Glass Slowing by hr Owens The tenants OF The forest
and air. Mineral Noiers. and vast number OF Fer
traits OF American Worthless; Egyptian Mummy, Sc
Performance al o'clock. Tickets a5 censs Children
half price. - lw'=
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-05

u Mcchnnics' Hnseitute.-The regular monthly
meeting OF the Institute will be held at the rooms City Hal
or Tuesday evening", Sept. 9th, at O'Clock
SIS 2us JOHN n. SAyRE, Rec. Sec.
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SXTATCHES AND JEWELRY YER

gold and silver evef anchor escapeuent epps aud verge
Watches Diamond tsiags Pins Gold Pencils, Keys, &c al
retail lower than aRy ether place s the city 2olo
Wches IS low So 10 dollars EACH watches aAc Jew
eiry exchanged or bought
All watches grranfed 10 Keep good rle or The more;
returned. u u Al-i-ks
Importer OF Watches and Jeweiy, wholesale and RETAIL
ali greet m starE dSo au
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-05

middle aged who has practical knowledge OF fe
different branches OF the Printing business and esrsus
angemen, of Printing Eslahlishment Zone in which
newspaper printed would be preierred upon shares or
at stated salary; or. he might be induced to become
part oil concern established in some our-
shng section of the country provided the terms shall be
made advantageous Testimonials, to qualifications,
moral Character &C.. viii he given Address post PAID
C. D. care of the Editor of the Tribune.
anl5 WGDlayytf
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~ Bowery, between Grand and Hester street. where 1
constantly hand large stock Of goods comprising every
variety style and quality of China Tea and Dinner are
Stone and Eariben do-rch and plain GlassGHai IS
trail and Mansel LampEnglish Britannia Tea Sets Cas-
tors, &c The above goods comprise acd elegant Fat
from The best maRuiaciores in England, Just imported
aul5 inns 81 aJ. MERRITT.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-05

IL The American Enborer for September
viii be for sale at the TaguNE Office this day. This
Der contains the able speech OF Hon. Il. H. H. S1Tt Of
pginia the Necessity of Protection the Agricultural
interests OF the country Also the speech OF Hon. c. Hud-
Of Mass. the New Tariff Besides these speeches. this
number contains the address OF the Central Committee the
Home Leagre; History OF the Passage Of the Tariff law,
Edtora the Tariff condensed statement of its pro-
visions, &c. &c.
We particularly commend the attention of Farmers 10 the
speech OF Mr. Stuart AID OF Merchants and Traders that
Of Mr. Hudson.
u Price the Labore Is cents for the entire volume OF
u numbers- The back numbers be supplied. Single
numbers 81 cents. s56t
ar a Young lady engaged in teaching Nusc
wishes situation private family where nstruclsn upon
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-05
= wussou,s Silk EEats, osiy So so

Terms-Cnsh or approved paper.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-05
auSl istt
7 rYars! EEa1s! KSmr.,-FALl

II E9ats! EAass. Nats.-FALL FASHION
The subscriber invites the attention OF the Beau Monde 10
his beautiful, graceful and tasteful o,r becrownsd Ha
being The only really fashionable article ofhe kind extani,
though expect bur iRators will spring up, and
claim The benefit ai his owa original conceptions.
To say that these Hats surpaS thing OF the kind IN
point of sy nh and graceful appearance, to claim
than warranted by IN experence years
The business and he invites gentlemen who study grace
aud fashion. 20 call and eXamiEe FOR themselves.
"A large assortment OF Travelling Trunks, Carpet Bags,
Hat Cases an iact every thing necessary for gentle
mans travelling outfit, may also be foand at
Z. BLO0MER'S, T79 Broadway,
apSI tfis opposite Howards Hotel.
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A MEXICAN MUSEUM, GARDEN,

IN AND GALLERY OF FINE ARTS, opposite ST.
Pauls Church-P. r Sarnun Manager.
GRAND GALA VEIN.
On Monday, September s. and every Day and sSensnc
this week.
1t with small degree pleasure and pride thai inc
Manager calls publ attention TO The rremehdoos array oi
Novelties put forth this week including tie wonderful
MERMAID,
Mr.. HARRINGTON, the celebrted Magician and Ven.
tT;loqui>t
the renowned and unappro1ch.be Ethiopian DonCer
Whi;lpck the unrvaet Banjo Fliyer-MSS Iayioy, the
psnuar Vocalist from the Psrs thsatre-sr. B. scyce the
popular Comic Singer IN The eountryLa Petite Ce-
esla the beautiful d.nsenseBaloon AsceEsons from the
Gaes the top OF the Mu eam-500Oe0 Curosues, and
hosts OF oic- attractions novelties ard arapSesentS for par.
ucDars 0i which see bills OF rse day.
Performances ice Every Day. commencing at O'Clock
anu 4: O'Clock P. NJ
AFitiance TO the vhoeG,osens garden and entertain
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-05

NJ ESy Letters Patent OF the u. S.-The public
cautioned against purchasing the Trcepherous or Med
caied Compound Tor the human hair at one dollar per
boae rs il can be had for fifty cents Observe that The
name A. c. Barry printed on the outside wrapper. Be
purchase the Hair Cutting Rooms l6 Broadway
agents ANY arce SAME naue an imposition 81 In
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pY ALBA kIMBALL--Office No. 4e

ED Williams,reet, near Wall
n. K. having made arrangements for the transaction of
general Auction and ComHissioT business, soc the pat
ronage OF hiStriends and the public.
He will give his attention "a the sale of Real Estate,
Stocks Bonds aud other securities Furniture aud Out Door
Sales generally.
believed that the selling of Stocks by auction
regular business has been attempted In this city, In
Boston and other cities Of the stacks disposed Of
public sale This mode of ransactng business presents ad
vantages the present At auction sales the
dealers ia stocks always be present and Judge for them
selves whether The sales fairly conducted not priv
iege of which they deprived
The seller will have To pay commission than the
regular brokerage, and the purchaser will by attending
ie sale the amount OF brokerage
The kinds OF stock offered in this market that
rot quoted the books Of the brokers' and therefore
rendered unstable, will by the adoption OF this plan
n5he TIE holderto present them averably before the pub
&c through The advertisement OF the aucloneer. nu20
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-05

ks Sixteenth Ward Clny Clun.-A regular
meeting OF the Club will be held ut Hazs,ons corner Ut
SepeI,bcr 9th, at o'clock. Punctua attendance is re-
quescd as business importance will be laid before he
Ao all those wishing become members respectfully
solicited TO attend. BY order of
ADDISON DOU GHERTY, President
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-05

u TeInpernnce.-The regular meeting OF the Phoa-
nix Temperance Benevolent Association will he held this
Aionday) evening at O'clock at Concert Hail. No 4Ot
Broadway. This meeting III possble will he still more IN
ercng Than former Several interesting speakers
engaged and the Lady Peak Society will sing some OF
their popular odes The public are invited to attend
p. s. The Lady Phoenix meet al the same place al )
o'clock p NJ Z. L. SNOW, Preside nj.
Gro w II CusuISc Sefretarv IS liz
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-05

Letters should b. addressed to THOs. w. DOUGLASS
ld6 Fulton. street postage PAID.
Agents wanted Tor every in the U. States s2 81
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DY S. DRAPER, Jr.-Slore 54 VIII
- Ga,n-St-er;. corner OF ?,ns.-srre-S
TUESDAY. Sent. &.

~
K-S iap-styee;. corner OF Pins-sGre-s
TUESDAY, Sept 6.
A; 10 O'CLOCK al tie auction
CLOTHS AND CAsSIMEEsS-Sroal the shelveS-on credit
OF sx mons approved endorsed n.tes-Oo pieces spse
rofWest OF England Cloths ard CasmcreS just imported,
comprising wool dyed blacks, browns invisible sreen olive
and fancy coo;s, London bruwn Russia green woaded
olive, citten green claret, datlia &c. &c.
criptionS.
THURSDAY, Sept
At 10 O'Clock, at the auction
FRENCH Gooos-By Cataogue-For approved endorseA
months credt-IeO cases French Goods COM
pg sscx great saaey and extensive assortment Of staple
Also, . cases German cotton hosiery, black white and
slate.
Aso Is cartons German thread lace new and desirable
patterns
Also, blue black silk veve to close an invoice.
Also, cases German iringes.
Also cases black and blue black Lyons silk yevets
best fabric
Also, 5 cases Oel!ens choice assorlmenls
Also cases black Italian Crava;S, 81 and Sc inch.
Also, Stock Goods the balance OF a concern declining
business, consisting principally OF white goods.
SATURDAY, september 10
A, Is O'clock Mt the Auction Room.
CLOTHS AND CASslMERES-Frun the sheves-on credit
Of months. for approved endorsed noteS2G0 pieces super
wes, ef England Cloths and Ca>imeres, just imported,
i've and fancy coofs London browp Russia green woaded
olive, citron green, ciarei, dahla, &c. sc.
A 100 pieces CassmereS, oil various patterns and de-
WEDNESDAY, Sept. a.
A, IL O'Clock a, the MercbantS Exchange.
Peremptey Sale of 10 valuable Building Lots favorably
located the I'd avenue, 2Sh and 9th streets, Wit:
lots forming the entire front on 2d avenue, west side ba
tween q and 2Sth streets.
lots oa the south side Of sh street, between 81 and 3d
seH
Immediately contiguous to the above, new church Is
building and the surrounding property rapidly improving
The avenue and street graded and paved conpete.
Also lots on 2sh street .etween 1lh and 'h avenues
lots on 18th street, Immediately in rear of the above, OF
same dimensions.
Terms, 25 per day of sale 25 do upon delivery
bond
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GHOW CASES SHOW CASES -
~ For sale cheap at r. & VI. EARL'S, 34e Broome.s,
one door West OF The Bowery. All persons "ishng o sur
,herselyc, with show case be accommodated al he
above place. as have large assortment OF new and
cord land cases constantly band Also show show
rQI Ir,t
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I eSouragd's EIanc D,Espngue, or Spanish
my white, mpars pure ite,like aabasler ahenesS TO
,ae complexion IS an enlre!y sew article and free tro
uos loE the above uect Pa, upin elegan, boxes s5
cents each To had The original office, 81 Walker ST.
oae door from Broadway. IS lmis
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-05
~ asea.,h, Quiet aud Cen,fort.-The Ora

han, House Balclayst. NewYork, proers advantages
10 Strangers Stopping lew days weeks III the CITY, such
rarely offered II is eigy located on clean and
airy ree,very the business part OF the city and II
The immediate vicinity OF the principal steamboat landings
supplied with the best Vegetables and Fruits that can be
procured excluding entirely Anina! Fool ard stnnans MS
tan,ienand ever effort made 10 render Bearders con
forabe saower Baths free. Remember IS Barclayst
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-05

W oLoLSS FsscusoS, 49, - Secretaries s52,
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-05

DUSINFSS PAPER OF TROY OR
b , ALBANY wANTED-Address Hudson" Tribune
III, S5
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-05

N ILLfNEKY GOODS very low Tor
lYa Cash-STEVENS& l. GRUMaN, 95 Beaver street, J
door IRON, Pearl ST. NewYork have just received large
assortment of Fail and Winter Millinery aud Silk Goods Of
almost every description OF which have been borgh
auction the present unbeard OF low prices Mner
times large assortment Of the fashionable Millinery
Goods in the city prices almost without ess lan
can be bought elsewhere. This IS put forth lightly as
those vino have bought OF Us wei know and others have
but to buy J se convinced. One of the firm makes hs
busae, attend the auction sales daily by which arrange
mei tIey are enabled avail themselves OF many great
bar. aims all OF which they will sell al email advance rcm
cost They have large assortment of Tarlaan HaL Vel
vets Velvet Hal Ribbons which they would particu
larry invite Merchants always find tril
IN M low nrices a2q Uni,
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o1' Wet, Samp or Dry Cellars paved with
Roman Tile and made air rator watergh for seven Gents
ioo or paved with Cement concrete for ten dollars
Tor ihe bulk or space Of q thousandhrca.
iy20U iBIJAH SMITH, g Hamilton-st.
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IL ~ Gournud's Vegetable liquid Rouse-
Compssa materially trGn flowers and sinpieS, iulpaftS
deee'e earnotioa Tn, to the compexon immovabie by
Tuobiug with handkerchief linen cloth. 80 cents
Broadway. IS lmis
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-05

aJ Try before you Buy.-Remesnbsr every pur-
chaser OF Dr. Felix Gourauds celebrated Powders tor up
roo,as hair without the slightest injury c!he skin can see
them teet before posye n and In, no ms
Walker street, one door from Broadway 81 per bottle.
AcESrs-New Haven, E. My ers Providence C. Dyer, Jr'i
Boston Jordan Milk.st; Goshen, Elicit. aus iriis
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-05

THE SUN NOON FULL sri
Rises 5 Sc Sets 24IRises { 80 Morn ev 81 Eve 9
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-01-29
ARRIVAL OF TIE BRITANNIA.

ilihlh DAhS LATER FROM III tOPE
The Britannia arrived at Boston At 5 clock O.,
Saturday afternoon. The aspect of financial an,
rdtamercial ah,lrs is decidedly more favorable lha
was geasrally nniciTaicd.
The Britannia hrlngs London dates to he J
and i.iverpo1l to he ih 8si.
Foremost IN imp,rt,nce is ,ac intelligence Of the m.
]poinimcni Of Lord AshhNnun ~ Il special Almist,
10 the Unl:ed SIa'cs for the puvp - uf entering nat.
ncgulIrtlous Tor the final settvimvnI of al dihirulii,
between the two countries.
Tho Republication doctrines about which SO niue
Las been sold in Ihis country. causel 10 cKcitrmcu
Whatever in Ln~ton. The pap.S scarcely allud
o the subject tall
There 5 aoihing later froum China than has be-.
received direct al this port
The bostcr Ils weather on the English Goa,
had prevrHiet the packets lriin leaving at thelr NJ
pointed ;iire. The England II upI san an The IS.L.
There had beeu sAycral shipwscrks on th
culsi.
The Great Weston resrhed Bsi,tol o. the l6l
o! December, having made Ihc voyage IN IL day,
The Rnsciu'on tue IS p, after a passage uT Is Law.
Ih'' q el'Gia on The Is j., iull Jays fcrm ilallGn1
IA" Acadia Ca he 3I,r. ia the same tire.
III IA sage %! President Eyer had been rccci,
cd aud real with much Interest snd satisfaction. D.
T"'''" 5000 "ausrd au immediate ris. ga Ihc fIit!
AIMING tho passengers in sho BriiluHa are VI
Ch1rlcs DcRCu Ihc c.lcbrl he aHIlur. and luI,
Alr " ~gIg bearer Vi dcspriChcz ash T. al VI IlgrnN
Ar Motley, Jr. j. the bearer OF de~pa,rhes
oar Government, 'rIm Mr. Everett. Rmrrirau ml
ser At LSrdnn. MrC / Saw. Mr. \ Tiylor VI
y u RI, Mr. + oinhs Mr. So'o,uon Ito kips. "
Lee and s,n. Mr. 4 S!vs'la:d. aud cih. r., are ps
~,jD-es.
The LcScs ir,m Turkoy AMI The Pa, mica,
iurh-r & stur5incss. The. has besn = change t.
MINISTRY at 'uus Uiilople.
-Tne FrHcI & mniprs " re upenei b, a snr,ri
from The kiuS nn ,hs 27Ih ~. Every hing ~
euiei al PIrI., anI The reducIiono OF liro army vas pr
crossing.
Ticrc kll been -cvenl fnshtiul railroad accidcn'
ga England, attended with extensive loss ofIl(c.
T1e Queen DoNagcr is said 10 be runN alcsccn,
hnl S"m Of The papers express duupIs Of he hci
and suPros, tho announcement made To- proven
any si""m beng Ihrpwa over Ihe approaching les
uViIirs nf Win!spr.
DREADFUL RAIL ROAD ACCIDENT-O.
The 2lih nlia IRA "a Of yvishI cars on The Grea
We tssa Railway, was suddenly arrested by com
h'S ~ Spniici WIN a mgsz Of the enbandkmcut.
mat h1d ALLEN uppn The rails NJ the deep cui called
The gulloi a irrRhtfnl scene occurred.
Tue engine, tender and care were dashed 10 III
ON; e GIT passengers were Instantly killed. aud
hieeh Or twenty seriously. .oBo OF hem mnrlal!,
wounded. They were mostly industrious laborcr
and mechanics.
The attentions shown to Lord Morpeih in this
county are spoken Of by the English press. espe.
cialiy the more liberal portion. wIlh much pleas
ure.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-01-29

ENGLISH BREADSTUFFS MARKET-we
copy the annexed items from eH'rrs from ufi.cs of
the Boston Alias aud DAILY Advertiser, containing
the adyices by the BriianIa.
LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET; January 81
NIhIn the past month we have bad but !tIe nls-
Iua1i"u la lac value oCa1y article Of the Corn trade
prices rating at pEcscnt very near the carrensy
quoted an The An at; in most cases, however, a, a
sIaIll a~hIiemeui.
Tne character or business amongst our consumer.
las been 50 Tor from animated. though mos, hold.
crs anticipating an i'm movement IN tao demand. al
least soon after The urn OF the year. have not been
auNouss % force their STOCKS upps The mirket al INV
material decline. Our free stocks OF Wheat AMI
Flour "a warehouse ore much larger than at the
close Of 1910, and IN ashou time We shalt lie well
snpp!'ei with wheat from The Mediterranean with
-omo i'm oris Of This grain and n,ur lron the states;
WhiSh considerations; rs well rs the depression IN
our manufacturing districts, Inning cunsum plinn
have a tendency, Tor the present. 10 keep prices
much in check.
eek Of wheat Ild sour. AZ the close % Inc
year. FloDr-Froe, 10000; 90 bpuI. 4G 90 diuo
-Wheai-tr rec 99,06J bills IA boIJ 10000 bar
rels.
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would inevitably lral to What he desired 70 show
these PETITIONERS il "a, not yet time Tor TIE 10 b,itg
DrwaEj. viz d,ss,lua0h oftais Union.
When NJ. a bad hnshcJ.
Ms Everett made a iew energetic remarks upon
the mag ri,ude OF the subject thus sudtcu'y m,r,dn-
cej po tie H,use. aud mIvcd a postppIsmrnt OF
he resJluliIn until MJ.dly next. and alsJ that the
resnln'on De pri tel
NJ Wise begun here with What he called a voice
from The TOMS aud ihe voice Was read by the
Clerk IN The ioua 81 the Farewell Address of Gen
Washington. Th's over. ne Commenced n s~sccch
Hpnn m ,licis aud things and general. the great
oJect seemed % be tp prove that n design Was M
hing to dIs live the UuiOn. 10y ioreixu influence aud
oy other means. Articles were read iurn the
km'neiPaion, Ants avery Reporters, and irm o.
'her sources. commenting upon Abolition move
rhenrs generally. and in favor or Nr Adams The
reloetions upon Mr. Adams were aboutas severe as
linsnaso GOULD make Ih,m. lie was charged with
heing the cherished ally ola fersign enemy and
with designing 10 procure an irssrtecIiOn, a
revolution. and a dissolution ofthe uniSn.
Mr. Adams occasionally made some rvsV-'nso in
Ris seat, boI was Mt heard distinctly by the II ppr-
ter Thcsc rcspo Sos were Generally IN reply to
: nc re!e.eace by VI WISE 10 tho speeches OF Mr.
AZ ms.
Mr. Marshall then rcs, aud asked permissiln q
rad a Substitute nr the resIlutian offered ye.ter-
day b. Mr. Gi!mCr. AMI the permission having beet.
graded. Nc NJ real a lpug nnd ally drawn rc~ulu.
too - eenSnrr against Mr. Adars irnputing 10 IN,
cOndact the eraVett charges. AMI ending with the
Proposition that he gentleman frum Mtssachuser %,
hascallcd upon This House To commit legislative
PERJURY. aud mishI justly be CHARGED with HIGH
TREASON. When the resolution had been read
throughout there were 30 I'd demonstration or ap.
lsnr~e tn the gafsnss.. which were. promptly
huShed,
Mr. Marshall lhen began an ~clolpent speech in
support Of his resolution Ito disclaimcd al perso-
nal unktndness 10 the gsnIlecin lrnm Massachu-
sells. Sulae ofmy earliest III ,ri,; said Mr. NJ. WEI,
directed towards the elevation of that venerable
gentleman Ia The hishcst Office in the nauOn.-
The iataily n1me which I hear. in comm "a Nil
that OF his. are associated IN the annals OF the r.
public. if this petition had been iuIrn luced frun
shy other qnaIier, II might not have bvcn receive !
with - much intensity of feeling; hut a PROPOSE
sluon 10 pail down tins gorgeous temple Of liberty
cotalng iron enc who had minisiercd al the alta
AS The very high prilsi; was - IN ,usinou, that n,
could MT view It without tbs deepest feelings o
sorrow and Indignation.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-01-29
pniLADELPlIIA. Jnn. %. P- N
vESTiA.

AAltLA lila. Jaw. 81 T. VI.
IHe ifdLslS Corpus Samuel JaudOn and Thorn.
a. DInirp held IA bail 10y the Recorder ofIhe city
on n charge ofcOnrparscy 10 deiraud, &c. rs officers
OF the United States Bank. came in o c, uri on Sa'-
usiay on wits ofhSbras corpus. To show ,ause Why
ihsy should not be discharged. Tho hearing was
deferred wtil Monday. (IO-morrow) at ( o'clock p.
m.
There has been - m important m 'vSmenis IN tHs
Executive of fsnnsylvania within the last few days
p. X. SPrInk. tsI. who has 80 long aud 81 aoly 6-
led the Office Of Secretary CT the Commonwealth,
resigned hS office on Friday last; and rumor Ibis y
'Vening slys that Julge Pirsnns OF rte Lycoming dis
trici, has been nominated to supcrcedc MrS IN the
important office.
A three story hrick dwelling rim,ie in a mail
court running north fujn Race near = d street. was
considerably injured 10y ire IN this afternoon. be-
Tween > nnd3 O'Clock.
In consequence OF the Steamer that con.
veys 'ic passengers uf the Railroad line fIoia
ycur ciiytD Philalelihia. having ran aground, tho
PASSENGERS were Ills day delayed srvd-,l hours lee
ypnd the usual limo ia reaching Fhjiadelrhiai tho
mail WAS brrigh, GA ~ time 10 MIKE Ihe connection
with New York.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-01-29
OHIO LEGISLATURES.

The bill providing Tor The appointment Of a Beard
OF Bank Commissioners p1ssd The Senate on the 2ls,.
ny vote ct II to 10. The next LAY II wa, taken up
ih The House, aud referred To the Committee Oh
Banks and Inc Currency
The bill providing Tor the appointment Of Repns.
ter TO The Court in Bank by joint resolution Of the
General Assembly, with a salary Of $500 per wear
was indefinitely postponed by the House on the
2Isi.
On the p ] the hill 10 provide for the sale Of The
Canal Lands belonging TO lac Stale came ~ in the
House o. iisithIrd reading. On m,tipn orAir ByIng.
ton q was fecOmmilico 10 ibe Committee on z nb-
lac Lands. with Instructions 50 To- amend il as 10 have
the sale discontinued - soon ~ n fund should be
realized equal TO the amount estimated for The com.
p'ciIon Of the Miami Extension. and The Wabash
and Ere Canal. When reported back. in The alter
nom, The amendment was discussed md disagreed
10. The question then beng on the passage Of the
bill, Mr. Bylngion moved 90 amend by way or ryder.
by a poyi7o that nothing hut gold and silver shsalI
be received in payment Tor sad lands Lost. The
bill was then passed, So 10 Is.
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ANECDOrE-ihr New York San tells a good
anecdnie OF a Nan,uCset hShefin MI, o. the boast
of the hardy fishermen snl coaster, Of The North
'hat they can tell where a6oIts they are. Wildcat
any Instrument but tho leai. and with No other OBJ
scrvaiiol Than a scrutiny ofths sad brought inm
the toii'm upon u. A few wears ago one Captain
oulker was on a cruise and being confined - has
cabin by sickness. he directrd That The lead shouh
b. Brought down 90 hs berth fr his inspection. Tie
craft belonged u NaniukeI aud was IN sand ballast.
Tn Eats OF the vessel. sumo hat off way and dot
bier ofthe Captains iniaihbiliy. crossed the leUl
q u DIPPING Il IN the billzst. carried u do Sn To the
berth. Old Capi,ia d uksrs eyes dilaiel with
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