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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-02-17
STRATTON'S OFFICE,

NRa"iN'; 4 I.eesiu,s Lottery, Class b. January 2@l
:, Z! - - IL CO 81 81 ~ ~ % ~.
se No' y - 69 snug prize of 81 300 sold and paid by
W. III pIz- seller STRATTON.
ss Nus % Is A. highest Capital OF slaoOo in The
ts'f. Lottery M ~ drawn in Petersburg Also III 49,
VIZ m gG 90 Ticket, Nos 30 rs 60, prize Of $500. Nos
" p'la- Of $3.50. Nos lS IS 81 prize of $3.50 he
Tickets, Nos 10 20 % o5 IS H. % 45 IS, 80 Al 81 %
- 70 - ~ - a. 20 49, 10 s So, 10 Is SC making sixteen
'a .od and paid in few days by the all prize seller
STRATTON.
Mammoth Lottery. For Saturday, March la,h. capital OF
@aFa"n Tickets So
lrs'le' Splendid Lotteries every week. Tickets, and The
numbers, ia sale in the greatest variety by STRATTON
tth.l Si-9t
80, n.,n foR sahE-1hs Land lies The county of Char
on Wa'siok creek, adjacent 10 the lands Of Mr. Jas
~ H. GIeen, and Capt. john Marshall, about three or
OF a'ySpllr, te county scat) very foiirishing
aaoa hundred acres, well adapted to to-
anu gram crops about hundred acres of creek ana
n,s with good improvements, and excellent Manu-
al, recently built, ample and ncverfai'ing
III mere are five mineral springs this land, one OF
,hc strongest, perhaps, this side Of the mountains; also,
read rhine Pieces Is large hens egg can be dug out
TWO beet ul the surface. For health convenience and good
10 pace can be better situated Tie natural advahta-
~ we mineral springs above mentioned would make II one
S @ desirable watering places in Virginia, Improved
''' ISAAC READ.
usc. Cliff
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7 EVILS IlllL, CoLLEcTnR GEsEK.L AcESr, Richmond
IL a. attends To Hiring Negroes Renting Houses, Collect
ing Claims in Richmond and The adjacent countless attends
Caroline County Courts
7trm.-For hiring aud bonding Il per cent. No charge
made for collecting the l.. H.,
o&ee tie Store ri la. IL. Radcliffe. E.q.
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lALtA RlE LAND FOR SALT viii sell 10 The highest
bidder, the ii day al March next, my Tract of Land
atkahontny Swamp, containing by estimation i've hundred
A Al len two hundred Of which is low grounds The high
ground IN very h3e and b. enriched almost any
tIn n there inerhausiibe beds Of na upon it. The
aad miles from RchIond with turnpike road within
. mi, and half OF il. As am generally ut home, will give
y pleasure I" shew the land any person who may wish to
-w before the day Of sale Ii should sell the land private
Tue hc;cr vii be given. WILLIAM BURTON.
rel. l,i i-;1 Bids
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ARINET MAKINGTbe subscribers reApectflly announce
10 their friends and the public land the friends OF the lae
Robert poore) that business heretofore conducted under me
firm Of Poore Murray Roper, is still continued at The Ola STAND
on Governor street under the III Part for the bene
of Mrs Poore They hand elegant collection oil Fur
nite of their manufacture which they Will warrant anu
which they Offer at prices suitable 10 the i;mtH m
INDERTA KING-Thcy aso inform the public they sl give
particular attention Undertaking, and will as heretofore al
'e" " ' P " WILLIAM MURRAY,
REM. ". ROPER,
c-u;,c p,rtpers or N. IN CT Poorr, Murray Roper.
S"se"s "S'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-02-17

TMPoRTED sARpEDoN-rhs fine English Face Horse and
Stallion viii make the present land perhaps
in this section Of country for years. my
Lynesvile. Granville county North Calina 18th
instant and expire il day July next = .he o price q $50
cash. paid within The season, iad Of it, with 81
cash 10 lie in all arcs will be- We'll fed and
fy attended, $40 month which, however, must be paid
before they IeHove and eulored boarded free
charge. Ey middle Of April shall have excellent pasuraee
gratis.
sarpcdon himself has been considerable winner and his
colts have greatly distinguished themselves the turf. will
here several al his have Flet Duckie
F-mplar Sleeper, Susan ryic Wcllncu Duana, Bangor Bill
Brown Sr Camden, and several others. whose do
reco! They lave distances up mile
heats, aud heats believed ty hose
them that il perhaps the family Of horses in the
United States Several his colts have capital
from tim, bred winner from any other horse.
Sarpedon .ot by tie renowned trsus, tie best Stallion
in England OF Icara suduoks IL believed
that great Of the running and lasting power his
colts is tie Of hi blood lie combines Of the
old, rdboomed Eerncbrough and Mambao blood in his
VEINS than believe, other horse in THIS CO niry
Sa!pedon, in color, rich bown upwards ~ tfteen hands
inches gh of great strength power AMI substance and very
game appearance.
The characteristics Of his stock tine temper hearty
feeders. and untnching game and Wind.
The subscriber therefore, with great copdcaSe recommends
'''"' ''' '''s''"' ,"' '''''"'' " ErXuS TowNrs;
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u of Cumberland Powhatan, Buckingham snu rnhce Eu
ward promptly to any business mat may oe Gu
uus'ea ~ Hm a."ioaS-oAA S6-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-02-17

SMrRS., Dr. Nov. l7th, lsi
rTyf,S 10 rlv have been afflicted with stainmenne
for eighteen years and found relief until came under
your insrrons affords much pleasure TO say that,
from yo treatment have the short Of five days. been
speak vel! as could possibly desire
therefore who have This habit TO come
under your instructions. . MOhkis BAi ihr.
To r. q. Briggs, NJ. d. Richmond. Va - .
'o-u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-02-17

NEGRO HIRING, &c. shall continue to hie on Servants
sell Produce and collect Debts, this city aud tie adon
ing countless Including the Of Petersburg.
ROBERT HILL,
Gfes oa Grass Snfef, By Bell Tartrn.
Richmond Der. NH 1911 Gl-if
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-02-17

II ENTIsTRY-Drs BL-4vEus. Drsr,rs respectfully in
form The ladies' and re nilcncn Ricm and ITS vicinity,
thar they have taken roos 4, change se for few days.
where they will be happy attend calls ~ ule profession
They will attend to professional calls from TN % NJ 80
Richmond, Feb. la;i, 1872. So-ot-
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J. G. GREGORY 4 Co.. Mauasers.
MAMMOTH SCHEME. II
10000 doliarS--25, 900 dollars.
10000 dollars. y 0Nl InIlnrS q. 900 dollars

IJ,UUU uoIIHTS..IS,UUU dOIfurS..IV,UUU uOIIaTS,
10 OF 81 900, 20 OF $1,000, 10 OF 81 900.
VIRGINIA lEESBU2G LOTTERY, ESlra Class No. -, 10
be determined by the drawing Of the Union Lottery Glass No
!, for 1872, 10 he drawn Alexandria, H. Co. Saturday, March
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twice a week,
RUST SALE OF LAND AMI SLAVES.

ny vim. Of Deed of Trust executed the subscriber by Ste
ahen Cooke rr aih day al May, lsa and dny admit
record In he Clerks office of Cumberland county, for The
e 81 securing dan due Thomas Booker will. On The
las Of February Cumberland Court house. IT helms
m DAY al Cumberland February court next offer, at pub
,ie.ion 10 Hughes: bidder, cash. Tract Of Land, de-
+d IN sad deed lying the Davenport road In said conn
~ which the said Cooke lives, containing about ael
,s, This. ca.d LILLE Farm, with suitable buildings, &c
VII slso be Sold time and place, and for the same
~ two likely slaves Merritt and Martha, such portion
aid ;oae!y VIII satisfy said deed, amounting 10 cbou
70 The e. this property j. believed to be good bur act
a Tree the ,h such viii be- conveyed and no other
iiEZ. FORD, Trustee.
I'm ,:.h 1880 Tim
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AVAILABLE PAMUNkEy ESTATE FOR SALE.
|pr y Of Deed oc Trust e. McTomn TO us bearing
ID ah b. December, 1884, and admitted To record Ia
C's Once Of Hanover County Coar; the 2Ith Of January
- Shall Tuesday, The l., day OF March next, iar
the fair day thereafter ID O'clock nj the Old
c Tavern said county, expose SALE public auction
ne hshcst bidder for cash, that valuable Estate known rs
sss:52t the present residence Of said McTmnn containing
OF land, 1872 Of which being purchase, by said
Mronlin Col. Parke Street, and the remaining 800
said T. McTomlins ,woourth parts Of the tract OF
al! Known rs George Blakey's Esiae,l about 500 oi
,ht are second low grounds, surpassed quality
lry Pamunkey river There seeded this
As we informed, several hundred bushels uf wheat
Estate situated the lower end Of Hanover county, about
= Richmond city, quarter of mile from The Old
Clh and half mile from New Castle, where there l.
landing the delivery Of grain board OF vessels
from Is huRde bushels. There IL this Estate
dwelling house. story, calculated for large family, and all
,;esary II has on ii an abundance OF good mari,
Ah easily be conveyed 10 part thereof. And
der this Estate eGna ii not superior any The comfy Act
a. Trustee shah Convey only snch lille n ia vested in
tie deed OF !s,, although believe the lille ndspulabe.
RICHARD C. SMITH, .r.,...,
JOHN II. EARNEST, ! ''''se''
A.uorer county January 18th. s2-rds
T The whie requested copy in country paper MI sale.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-02-17

Tickets and shares aud CERTIFICATES OF packages In The a0v
magnificent constantly for SALE greatest variry
numbers AT the office Of the Managers MAN, ID below
corners Main and lifi streets Richmond.
Orders distance will receive tie prompt attention
and drawing account Of will be
10 all who order from Address
j. e. GREGORY & CO.. uaaaSers Richmond "a
ralY ca ,,,,j
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I,II0 lIst or ID drawn nnmber) pfiIts OF SW
Gao I'D 18th or 9Th drawn numher) ~
1850 any other drawn numbcr) ~
80 min.bsr lottey-l3 drawn ballots
Tickets SA-haves SG-qnatieis S,--rigl;ts 50 30
Certificates Of packages Of 26 Wholcs S38I
Do do. sG Halves 40
DO do. PC Quarters "a
do. 90 Ei.ihs n
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NlG0rsr county, January 18th. sa-tds
II The MEig requested COPY country paper I'LL sale.
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SPLENDID LOTTERIES FOR FEBRUARY, 1912.
VIRGINIA MoNONGALIA LOTTERY, Glass &, for 1912, 10
drawn at Alexandria D. ca Saturday, the 18th February,
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j. G. GREGORY 81 Co., Managers,
0ee a;n % door 6eos, Nam aud 4ts streets,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA
New-York tribune., 1842-01-24

VIRcISlA.-Judge William u. Casell has been
elected President Of the Court of Appeals of Vir-
gina, by unanimous vote Judge Brooke, the
Oldest member of the Court declining the post.
Gen Thomas H. Bayly, the 5lmprac,icabe' Del!
egate from Accomac, Ia, been chosen Judge,
vice Hon. Abel p. Upshur, resigned to be Secre
'ary of the Navy. Most heartily do we rejoice at
this. Gen. Bayly has done infinite mischief in the
Legislature, and a. the most bis place only be
supplied by I.oco-Foco
New-York tribune., 1842-01-24

A memorial N the for Antl-slavsry Society OF
Eastern Pennsylvanis against going TO war with
England about the Creole buslEess' was HksWSe
DISPOSED Of. Also one from Georgia, protesting
against Mr.. ADAMS holding the station OF Char,
man of the Committee on Foreign Afiairs-oy VI
yaas RI % Nass Adjourned.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-24

STATISTICS OF THE CRY PKlsos.-The follow
ing Is account of the number Of persons com
nitted TO and discharged from the City Prison
during the pas. week eading Saturday: Com.
mi,ted, Is white males, 25 females, IS black
males, and Is females; total 1875. Discharged
80 white males.,25 females, 20 black males, and
10 females; total l39. Leaving g. white males,
ID females, IA black males, and 6 females fetal
- still in the Prison.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-24
EThs Nsw-YoRz STATE AGRICULTURAL So

% The NEw-YoKz STATE AesicvLruRAI So
clErr held its Annual Meeting in Albany on Tues
day, when an Exhibition OF Butter. Cheese, Field
Crops, &c, was had, and Inc articles presented
were OF most excellent quality. \ beautiful La
die, Hal, made of Manila Hemp, by Mr. Walsh
o; L.nsingburg. was also among the srtic!es eS-
hibi;ed JAMES S. WtDswogTH OF Livingston
County was chosen Prs-iden; Tor the year ensuing,
with Jeremiah Johnson OF Kings, Rober; Dennis
tor OF Orange. Anthony Van Bergen OF Greene,
John Savage OF Washington, 0ryille Hungertord
of Jefferson, Geo. ]. Pumpelly OF 1ioga, John NJ
Sherwood OF Cayuga. and L. B.Lsngworthy OF
Monroe, vice=Presidcn:s; H..S S. Randall, Cor.
Secretary Luther Tucker. Rec. Secretary Ezra
P. Prentice, Treasurer; and Alexander Walsh OF
Lansingburg Chairman OF the Executive Commit
ice. was agreed tina, ;hr mex, State Agricuitu,
raj Fair should be held a; Albany vicinity on the
a2lh and 29th Of September next
New-York tribune., 1842-01-24
UNITED STATES IN MINIATURE
At Tf1E CLIMAX,

.l49 Fu!ton-street and Is Ann.st,e''.
thus says the Editor Of the Planet t,..ba
FREE READING RooM.-Without doubt one o. ~ - n.
and one Of the most convenient places III the cu
the, tue rcws Of The day is the CliElu1 Easias
No II !.nn-street, running through to Fulton 81:
this well conducted and popular establishment
table representing every State III the Union NV
gems and Strangers have the opportunity Of 'ait5s
coffee &c and rending the latest papers from az las
the coua,ry on .he same table 1t strike. Us Tad,
raupeuen. is superior anything eyer asienp!e.
city, and we have no doubt will prove grsa. ..'
this extensively patronized house OF reifeslS ths
the management. OF its gcnt.enlany proprietor, ~
max we are pleased learn, rapidly ncreI 4ssr
trouase and popular favor, aud we doubt not ",'
to receive its full share Of public support. s'ef'
n.H tZ)
New-York tribune., 1842-01-24

% Rev. w. Van ZAsDr was on trial before
the Ecclesiastical Court a, Rochea,er for the al
legged seduction Of Sophia Murdoch, a, our last
adyices. Miss NJ. had been rigidly cross.exam.
ned, but nothing elected calculated TO shake the
credibility of her story
New-York tribune., 1842-01-24

The AMERICAS CoLoyizAfI-S SOCIETY held lis
twenty-ftth Annual Meeting in Tho Presbyterian
Church at Washington City on the evening of the
18th inst. In the absence, from indisposi,on, Of
Hon. HENRY CLAY, Rey. VIM. Hewley. one of
the Vice Presidents, took the Chair The Annual
Report was read, showing that the CoIsaization
cause is prosperous b-, il this Country and Afri-
ca. Rev c. C. Vaaarsdae delivered an eloquen,
Discourse on the death Of the late Thomas b.
cnASaS, Governor of Liberia Hon. HENRY
CLAY was reelected President and the old Vice
Presidents, except that Gen. Winfield Scott was
substituted for Gen. AIacou5. deceased, and Re-.
DR.. Maryland Of Providence r. |. for Nicholas
Brown, deceased; while Rev. Thos. c. Bond Of
New-York, and Rev. DR. a. Alexander OF Nj,
were added TO the number. All the old Executive
Committee was appointed, except Judge S.WiIke-
son of Buffalo, who declined and whose place vas
notified Rev Rober, r. Gurley was unanimously
elected Core ponding Secretary. After transact
ing some more business, the Meeting adjourned
all its deliberations having been conducted with
entire unanimitv and coIdialitv.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-24

9 There is mistake in the new remedy which
throws the Doctors ali The shade by curing coughs and
colds Of every variety Ask fer the real Hygiene lore
hound Candy of Z. F. Howe; 33a Broadway, corner Of
Howard 81
New-York tribune., 1842-01-24
resumption pccreed In Obi,
Correspondence Of the n. Y. TsibuY.

Coz. -, : . : '9a.s
IT,. >.,a.. n ,h;< S,s.e 49, -. 'sSs
the bin 10 en- force the rssupp,;oo ~ aay pas'si
,,en,s o, ,be ,,srt Of the Banks fror, pay,
;,h d,v of Nsrch a.x, You will NJ, .'e' lie
from these term. that there i, Any an.s
.ns,s.>;oa nav Tn, Bank. thu, 10 10, ,,'''.sa
o,,r in conttayen,on 10 existing laws. Thu spesls
now before the Legislature is de,isns3 sIs1e
a compliance with the presen, laws u,ss, ''
penalties. The vote in he Senate s,eo; ?, to u
: sosest: In the a''''na''se ail The Loco-Fso
members OF that body, ~ IN number and 5 VIII,
in the negative al WhigS, ana the absep, ~.
Wb;o,
>,
Inc DIX WIZ uI'9heS''onao's pass tie heQse
HtogRsRAS,
u
~ fSA>1i> ~ ''n'SN' '.sq 'teFeiasy Il.
Commonwealth OF enssS'San'a' resigned his con.
mission on Friday last here seems to be
strong anti-Porter influence among The Loco-Yo.s
of the keystone. Hon. CALVIN BLyrur 49,.
,.oho,I H., ~. successor Mr. sbn,l -. ".
- Ra,,,.a. ,s.,, Ill 0F =
- ,.,,.,,,.l Hin. h,o... .,'1-''s'''l
hoaes' a'''' 'S'e',1Iu' ose.. uo''c o'eS'
many years ana us 'hh'sle w" taii On as worthy
man. II Judge biythe De appointed, as the rank,
OF I.oco-Fo ceism can produce.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-24

APPOINTMENTS BY THE GOVERNOR AND SEN
ATE. JANUARY 70, ISi2
llarnanus & Duryee, Of Brooklyn Supreme Court
Commissioner for Kings county
Frederick w. Davis. of Pine Plains Notary Pablo for
ths COUNTY of Hutchrha.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-24

- Our fen no have doubling question
ing statement concerning the msforluIe Of the Vice
PresiGer; Of the solceu Meeting assured that
spoke from information but should not be justified IN
publishing the required
New-York tribune., 1842-01-24
Etnm Il,r Aurnru

IL II you wish 10 shave easy use Chspmsns a't
Strop. Warranted to please tho money returned
cents To 30 each &c w illiam street. -
New-York tribune., 1842-01-24

lJr The Rev. Darius Anthony, of the Oneida CeSf'
enc, glvcn=up incurnbs, believed 10 be olis
verge OF the grave from consumption, without the NJ
OF relief I'll he tried Shcrman's Cough .ozenges. II
relieved him Immediately, mud in . few weeks rssan
han to health, that he could resume his duties assn
s,or Of the gospel. He recommends them 10 all who u
core 4mptve or have any arrangement Of their lungs
4, e:catest medicine IN the hEown world. He has VI
nc..ed their effects several o.her. and always wrha
happiest .esults Nc -nyS so great remedy hrousax
blessing OF Divine Providence. should be the colnnouT
Dcry Of all aud III every family The face Of the eic
The Rev. DR.. Eastmond of tais city, gave a few %
ndy, friend OF his, who had been gisennp by her F
stefan and friends The last stage of consumpol.
The first LoZengc gave her considerable relief 80 as'a
encouraged parseverc in their nse and ihtsuSah
blessing of God they restored her perfect health
Sold i06 Nassau street and by agents as pc, s1'd
New-York tribune., 1842-01-24

e. For iun Report Of Saturdays testimony on
Colts Trial, see First Page.
For Literary Notices, Erie Railroad lnvesusa
ton, Pro;econi in NexJersey, &c. &c see Last rage
New-York tribune., 1842-01-24

II Facts worth KnowIry.-A positive stay for thSi
if f9il.wsd out--or 10 restore it on bald places.
certai, cure for all Rheumatism and swClcd l.na-
no exceptions
ccrtai.. aud positive c,re for the Piles in al! ca
w.rraatcd cure for eli bruises Scads and o.heffas
and sore eyes.
A positive for the Salt Rheum. A beautiful "
for the har-wl not color the skin. Warranted.
Each of hcse to be had ut II Maiden Lane aud rG
proof. Of these facts III convince all who will c'HF
send for them, gralis
The puhc may rest assured there III no fancy ~ net
assertiuug
New-York tribune., 1842-01-24

H
u! Se5firs's Restorative Cordial has been though,
great u1bng BY those who have tried tTnilc lae
Who haze speak rap;urossly Of is tnac and st'enala
ing qualities. Half vine glass full, in some caSe'.p
proved restorative the finest exercise antV
freshes mountain air, for "ich an admirable ao
tute. II puts FIRE into the eyero.es upou the ehetf
gives vigor 10 the step and appetite, and dgestmr
rather by promoting these, all the made to lcP
1872 Fultop stree, laf
New-York tribune., 1842-01-24

A SINGULAR, WlLL-A tavern keeper in A,
dover. VI, died tcw days since, leaving proper,
70 the amount of about four thousand dollar
During his last sickness when aware that his eai
was near, ne made his will, distributing his pr
perty in the following order: to four Of his ahidrt
he gave one dollar each-;o his wife half the Re
man.er of his wealth, and to his youngest .oa,
who is foolish the other half. The four boysn
come in possession of their dollar each in one yes'
after h, death The widow and youngest ss1
who we're to possess the bulk of his property, weN
to have the u-e of it during their lives, and aie
their decease, the remainder was to be put attn
terest for one hundred years, then to be e1pende!
in building school, house in Brnttleborough, nthN
State. The man is suited to have been in his rsH
mind. Albany Altar
New-York tribune., 1842-01-24

q The 4 aides info med that by nqaifiis
and insisting purchasing ooy the COMPOUND ATT ,,
Tooth Paste, they w obtain rich and beautiful y" ~
Teeth withou, scratching defasns them IN inc -.
1t is decidedly the most agreeable, clearly and esoS
cal deItif. ice now in use % per jas. hCass
EVERETT, Druggist. 367 Greenwich 81. ca y :"
New-York tribune., 1842-01-24

20 The Mai from Baltimore had no, ra,,, :,
Philadelphia whe" the cars efs for this civ. ~
are, therefore, without Southern New.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-24

EXTENSIVE RoBBERY.-Mr. Richard l. Smith,
iewe!,y store, in Louisville, Ky. was broken Opta
on the 18th, and robbed OF rhirty-sour fine god
watches, and large numbor of valuable rings an
breastplns, the whole probably worth six or sersa
thousand dollars.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-24
LATE FROM EUROPE.

= special Envoy from Great hrEtain--Ar-
rival of Soz--smprovementl In 'he "A oHe'
CHARACTERIZATION Il rm- e reaf Victory of
the Circassinns over the RuS1Inns-.-
Ernncc apaiH. 4 Iziers, &c. &c.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-24

" joins w. ApAM Loco) has been slecte q
Treasurer of Mishlgan by the Legislature vice
Robc,, Stuart, Wing.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-24
The sAsrA Fz CAp71vEs.-The Pr,siden, has

The SAsTA FE CAPTIvEs.-The President has
communicated to Congress the Correspondence of
the State Department upon the subject Of the
American citizens taken captive By the Mexicans
while accompanying the Texan Expeditions to Santa
Fe. Among them is a letter of the Sd ins, from
Hon. D. Webster, Secretary OF State, 70 Hon. P.
Ellis, our Minister a, Mexico, stating the facts in
the case an! nstructing him represent them 20
the Mexican Government, with an urgent demand
that the ino;;ensive citizens OF The United States
aut especially George ". Kendall, Franklin Combs
and j. C. Howard. be promptly restored 10 liberty
unframed. There also letters OF similar
tenor 10 the 8. S. Collector and District Attorne,
at New-Orlesns, the las. announcing the appoint
ment Of Mr. Dmon McRa4 Of North Carolina IS
Special Agent 10 proceed TO Mexico on this sub
jet Also, letter from NJ Alvarez. late [. S
Consul at SAINTS f, announcing bis arrival at In
dependence, No. and announcisg that he will star,
as able for Washington to represen, more
fully the indgniiies, perils and injuries to which
he has been subjected
There is also letter trora Mr.. Ellis. our Minis
ter at Mexico, TO the State Department, dated Dec.
l6ta, announcing the fate of the Expeditions also.
the arrival Of tbs prisoners al chihuahua with al
extract from a Mexican paper Of tie ltthan-
nouncing that three OF them had beer killed on
the way b. Capt. solozar, because they had be-
come wearied and unable to proceed. Mr. Ellis
states that he has nst felt authorized to Interfere
in favor Of American cilizans who had donation.
allied themselves b. engaging in such an=Expeli-
ton.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-24
i 1secinuics lnaIitufe Gecture,-?t

II Mechanics anaritufc Lecture
Evening, Monday, January ~, a, The New York soc
Library, by Gilbert LausIorn Hume snbjects@
Lamp OF Sir Humphrey Dsvy. Mr. II. will introduces
erni Interesting experimental illustrations HIS WHIP
repeat his experiments Electro Mugnei!sni
Extra course "A, the Institute Room Gl,y Hall, Wes
day Evening January %. Lecture by Samuel Ten
VI. d. ,ubjcct-L,~s Of Climate and IT'S influence or
Aulmal and Vegetable Kingdoms.
Tickets for each, q cerE, admitting lady and ssla
man, to be- had at the door Members and their (an5
admitted Free.