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New-York tribune., 1842-03-02

LAKE CRArr-The Buffalo Commercial gives
list OF nineteen sail craft built on Lake Erie las,
year; tonnage 1890: cost $llS,000. Tc this
may be added four schooners built a, Milwaukee.
tonnags 220, cost $4,000. Eleven more vessels
are now on the stocks and viii he ready for SER
vice in due season tonnage $50; cos, 500, 1000.
Total augmentation Of lake shipping beside steam
boats, 4,46o tons. Cost s2ls,o0O Seyen#new
schooners have been commenced on the Lakes $,
Clair and Huron.
New-York tribune., 1842-03-02

VTOUGHT'S PICTORIAL HONEY Of
RONESET-This valuable preparation has proved
succesn, prnctice omany years. and LIS reputation ana
produces Easy expecornon and equal circulation OF the
hus ovatrS c0siiveness without causing debility anu
diaey quiet coughing m gives TO and painful
breast and supports the driated chest and lungs under
disease and seated conSum pu FOR sale, wholesale and
retnl, by A. b. SANDS X CO., 273 Broadway.
corner of ChnnbersstIeet
a. g. L D. SANDS 7S and 100 Fulton,
flo Sm and II East Broadway
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HcAI-TlON

Observe that tie grauiua Rran.!re Pills have hrce Ia
bes on each Loy which printed hlte pnper bena'
min r5ndr-I Pll- being pointed with red mn on th, top
iinr labc I-arv 200 times There also each a,el
two Signatures OF DrBraadr",: b. Brsndreth. and
III, o,ier Bajarlnl Brgndr 1t important 10 see Ben
AMIN Braa9reth the box OF the cnun'sF,t> nave
n rrandrct the e. heinz made as lnucla possible ~
tat B. Therefore be and that RenJann 5rr''-
Hrsth (, on each of ths ttree labels. lui I'M
New-York tribune., 1842-03-02

is tbs best polIv."
The suncrioor ;yond here express his regret that many
OF his fellow citizens have I.,...:ed t,eI,cvcS Ia
be deceived and imposed upon by dishonest punck,
luCtOnreS. and pretensr- vino sell what they call
laarlarn Oil at fourteen slllin.s per gross.
Attend ,.c!l. 10 the following: WrTpper; printed in the
German language anu th,se yit Etysx head; nvari-
ably SPURIOUS and OF those printed 10 m rngiis;
than one su OF hundred genuine most OF ,nrr beng
printed IN NeH-iorh. All genuine English and
nave my name and residence printed them. THIS done
by Mr. lilly, the nrnutgccr.r in Holland They have
my written signature.
s liaarlIrm Oil is used fr v.re,v ,,f s.saasfs II
needs no puing lts always secures its recommends,
t"h Gou=i anu cold cured by tNsI.oui pulling.
~ B-The undersigned sells The best Candies tSnarf,l
III New-fork bat e i" NJ sell Couga Candle, cure f.
sumption spraned AMI and sollachc; E raves trt Il,
large dealers aud medical gentleman.
5, b.-Ienuie German Cologne Water imported rs III
undrr'::hs' CHRISTIAN SYLVESTER;
Fancy Sorr, No. III East nru.nieny
- = Onet!Gdr above PIKE &.
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ro aPEOPLE,S LINE from New

S,1-.S=. York % Eas;on, pa--Throu,h n nine
fSurs Fare onIr dollars.
fail SUNDAYS excepted m steamboat Cinderella or " ater
Witch! 10 Eliza5ripor ii-n take the car oi the +
Town and So,neryllr Railroad IL oUerve leaving only
q mile. by Coaches a niles r>s ,an by N-vB rn.>"ich)
For apply A. D. Hope q C6rrtlaadt street or or
I'd D. Hope will accompany lac passengers 10 som
4ryitIe an! render Ill assistance necr-.ary.
II iie Railroad / completed 10 Somervt this linz.
ypi ea:a Ea.on O'Clock, A. W. three hours later i:aa
the va " Brunswick and arriveln Ntw-f oFh a"ai The
.a-T,e ,i,p. a i;
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VALUABLE Standard Works, published
= By DAYTON & NEWMAN. corner OF Futon and

NAsSiu-SIreeis.
American Antiquities or the History ard Origin OF the
Red Race by 4 W. Bradford! vol. octave The Ansu-
ties OF the Christian Church by Rev Lyman Coleman vol
Sermon on Important Subjects. by the Rev sam!
rel Davis 4. NJ vols l2no Jahnn's Biblical ircbeolo
sy, translated by Tho,. c. phan,l vol The Ec
c!ss'astca II story Er>cu> ramphu., vol
1 lac Works OF Jesse Appleton D. D. ? vols Tir
-Four "ospel>, Translated irprI the Greek, with preliminary
dissertations, By Geo. Campbell D. D. vol cciavo
EWTON DARLING'S -SCYTHES.
! The untfSigHed-<lI. Agents in this City-er tie
SAFE OF i above celebrated Scyt.,. prepared
csivc eders Ion r >ale at this Aianutasturers loves,
peicss jal2 U WM H. WIGHT < Co. IpO John al,
New-York tribune., 1842-03-02
YTO THE MISUNDERSTANDING
STAM At,lI Nll,r Fps R,..,,n,..-a .S:LSi-n b

No IHEZ EZDf SPE.Pl iI.-ilutcnln $
STOMACH RlT'rERS. Tor Dyspepsia, assisting Di-
gsliop, Weakness Loss ,ppeie N.rvous Diseases sh
Sveat.. III. Tie leading principle ~ ti'> ncdctn' is %
paEt i, removed and no further te'cias : fG'r,' ~
ng selected from Nature, .rsat 7Ietahr emp0rlaal II :
N sovereign, and harmless r&ev. HlN' Dr-gtI>>
a. benB known 10 give immediate relief
The following irOr. D F. u. Lut,iow, NO. h5i Broad
-here vegetable ionics Indispensable with bench
cal result The articles OF which composed are very
uiciou.ly comhn"d and have no do 0bt Will prove sex
viccab!r in the ;or yaic have rtcont nrd II!
Yours, &c. EDWARD &. LUDLOW.
you may refer any person s.ie good qualities ~
dyspepsia. other complaint. hnt dai not hio"
what 10 10. .cUr Ri;ierS cured me. >oie 10 i
friend vino uising IL and >!r tell, ~. II iiad
the same effect on her : i: Ia on
Yours, truly, DAVID tAkis,
Bank CotT-t-ioG,e .. - street
= ] afflicted viii night sweat,. and Wa 90 nervous
la; COuld hold restless it night. i"o
->ti.c OF your BierS cure, ne.
B.CACHERS0N, II IiaUn!rrscy->trec;
Previous taking gittrr suffered much: hain
awei man, and the Bitter fta>anttlat ,aconnue
10 taheit james, >i'l'rll, Niorri>'owf
liurCuSGs'S STOMACH isHs.-The>rb iit are liGiy
recommended inr ."ryOu>ncS. dyspepsia NJ mgtt ,weatr st
There are some medicines that had rather swallow liar
praise but when really ,hnk article at 10 GOOD ~
recommend i above Old grila faced dyspepsia S not III an
oni o these Biters few doses sci him trcmpNg Iobe
adonly Eiu,clings, i5o ta~ery corner ei
Erooine-,r'r-t t.iItor>o aurora;
IT IIuChngs> Stomach Bi:er> universally regarded
good 10 take. Nothing better Tor dyspepsia, nervous
Ness L C. is known Editnra Of aiiaS
The above sold only a, HutchingsS Drug Store, l Bow
cr, corner c Broomc-St Price 30 cevts Sr bottle 10 I'm
New-York tribune., 1842-03-02
GOYERT'S BALM OF LIFE.-This

~, pe'cH, !, cong "on'-f,. Almost every person vic
oot .is hF'ce comes recommended hy Others who hase
G II themselves, Sic! Sp~nkS Volumes For
DSsP'Psa bronchitis Coue>, Cald. and Consumption
'!1d. uo 9seS!st "rhopr thr afflicted will tnrn their
atisntlon 10 thi, valuable artici.
iieioiio"n@ certificate from r Cha,;cney, wkos- wife
itu ottl t"ice or thrice low leave hut tte hope
oi rrco:-ry, shall here speak Tor iseii:
oFeFt-Dear Sir Mrs. Chastcnev has taken bottle.
o yo1t Balm OF Life and to my surprise row IN better
hnh tian Eave known her IN De several wears, Sh,
hls been aE'ced witha severe Co1g for fifteen wears and
oy many fhysclats her lungs have beeu pronounced ircur
Die @ mas several times o-" 80 ay that i, a horol she
cou1 iot recover Now hey Cough, comparatively
s7Hy visible ac The drtng pains o. The lungs have .ui
atu m u has taken variety medicines ul i,a n,yer
experienced 10 Eucn relief She Ia. from, your ,,I
Balm "i Lie IL Is from OF gratitude ard ecIinY
Other members al my family lave us.,I II with .irIdr
oti'rt; ~, an! dea, @ .Ir very respectfully, yours
{, ED" "iii'p GHasIENEf. Druggisy, iiG! Bower.
f- sale py L. Covert III Nassau - under Clinton fI,
ao o. Chaseney, lio; Bowery f} Boverv lss Bowery
"aer =, ls broadway, 10 i-lor iIou. ~ and lro
lion " East Broadway 6s3 and III Broadway 90 Dyi-
49, ~ II I'm
New-York tribune., 1842-03-02

10 The passengers board the Libertad,
lately wrecked, have published a card acknow-
iedging their obligations to the kindness OF Capt,
Henry B. Nones, OF the I, S. Revenue Gutter
Woodbury., for assistance in reaching Key West,
New-York tribune., 1842-03-02

10 The Fifte,h Anniversary of the Settlement
ot Knoxville, Tenn. was celebrated ON the l+lh
by hrng OF cannon, professions an address. =
dinner-toas,s and u magnificent ball
New-York tribune., 1842-03-02
nR. TAYLOR'S Balsam Of Liyerwort

B \ II. / u l4oIN = t)hiS0li1 ci LIN u NUIl,
E y 575 Ra~ery, the only Genune .,rrcv.';he public
cautioned 10 beware o the BIAS advertisements
aI.9 from Spriug street. the ANNEXED certificates xii
bnI, lty -,>iTS other. and giia-
without right authority Ia sustain their ial>roOls
and limitations OF tbs valuable Ale!:cna and those cei-
cutr. Voluntarily offered. renders all
hereby certify that tie CeTTicaa il the rr.ey City Al
ver,i>er OF the 18th January 342 relative the Baem
Liverwort unauthorized wholly hy me.
Signed DANIEL M1TCHEL, e65 Bouery.Z
Ncw-Iork Feb. s. 1872.
certify the advertisement, which appeared in the
Jersey City Advertiser respecting Dr.. TayGr Balsan
Liverwor referring n., used without any authority
ircin NE, Signed, JAMES H. PiNCkNEY,
IS I'm Corner BoWery and 18th
New-York tribune., 1842-03-02

PEIEKS' UIJlJUfi i.JEEEItN
Are rapidly supcrceng all other preparations for the
rclrt OF Coughs Colds Asthma Whoopng Coagh, CaJarrh
ighncss OF The Chest, Eronihls. and similar pulmonary
atecont Its we'll established that large proportion
ot cast.> Consumption by which many valuable hes
annually ,ncritced owe their origin 10 the neglected
Colds and Coughs wtich might easily ucea removed
early period No medicine viii be- found - etticaclnS
curing such cns,S as these Lozen-cs. They nIaiey
aliay the cough by removing the irritation which k.elG
up while the tay promote cN9cctorntlon i;d
rcll-ve congestion d One LG.engc : usually os
New-York tribune., 1842-03-02
TNVALUABLE, DISCOVERY.-Dr. A

'-t11t7- i15I1f4 u ~ y ' y to IT y
z CLAftk'S vegetable Tooth Wash, for cleansing ana
purifying the teeth and wceirninT the Breath, tor pains and
agucS the face ond teeth counract the effects OF cal
or llc teeth and gums al extracting all '1renes and
restoring them perfect health also sonsv and bleeding
gums, for curvy the Gums for tightening the teeth when
loose and for ali other diseases which the teeth ana gums
subject. Warranted neither acid, alkales
Price 25 Directions in full will accompany each
bottle
Sold al wholesale and retail by 4. B. d. Sands Gene
raj Agents. and Fu;on-strc.t 20 Broadway and II
East Broadway. A.o sold retail! ,v the following
Nos II, 80. 2l3 2Gn, cS $50 and $40 'oweyy. and
nt of Bowerv and rour.stree; Nos 1872 27S 49, 81 and
6i4 Rrdawav No, 81 a5 27 and 288 1uI!son->trect Nos
f and I'll Grand-,reet Nos 5!9 and 423 Greenwicii@l;
Nos and lD6 Diyi>!on>trcet and
Third and ST. Mark Place. and Third Aveuuc
and renii-.trcet 27s faurr!ree 81 Sixth Avenue -
Carnn,sref 02 .ainto-s,reci, So ta;herint:cr.. 81
e.iarG>rc- N. Cherry HI Can>treer . Null
herr 10 Suiivansr.e e5 West Broadway, -0 Chatham
street Doyer, u,. OF Jay and Washington
streets
y. B.-A OF the numerous sc;,rrs ard certificates
winch iav. been printed e .-id-bi!s
k,xt Lv .,cl, aren't no imDltW
New-York tribune., 1842-03-02

Dr. P-trrss .icca OFFICES 4ja Broadway, n. Y. 30
North Sixth street. Ptindeipni<. fig I'm
New-York tribune., 1842-03-02

Il = hon. Ed J. Porter
- Rev Darius anthony Oneida Coz afrreno+
Sebastian ~irtci.r iIasfG,:
Mr.. Handbook 1877 l'-arl.S:
Prot F.. \. Ward l3 CiiaJ1,crs-sr.
Dr. N1nderpocl, i91 Foaft.-,
hlr. K. G. STACY, 66 Wnoster-st7
Nr Henry = Banker, g GreeI->t
Mr. LorIn. " Gross 36 f'nOn-s
Or. Hunter, 02 Sixth ave.iir.
VI Ra!er 70 Chat!ian,.>t.
Ana ntsr, lnnImernble OF thu highest Standing respect
ability ia"e fully 'ese' the virtues OF sherman, ,iedc,lcd
Loze!st Orri, Tooth pasr. and Poor Man, Plaster 4!
YOU nav cnls, cold asthma whooping cough
SUMPTION use sherman. Cough Lozel,gcs II ,..tacl.
oivness OF pirit>. alptaoa ..arr oc any nervo.
disease use ShtTras CanphOr LozegeS,, he orI rrep
Tor sea sIcHlis> ever disCa"rrc II YOU r. troubd r
worms, which are hn0un y Iicn.ig r te nose trcly,
S 'ofacious apprti's .,nnes, pain nin III she'd
Ghetks and pa:te.s round the lips, Sherna.s Worn
oAeH9es the ohS nihiIihe worm
u pain or weakness in the hack, Ios side Or breast or
r''h rheumatism yet one OF Slrrmau's Poor Mans Plaster.
AMI VIII cEre Eon Always at yon get , se.i.,.
he wafc!ou>s is Al o6 Na~au-reet
Agent" boser y East Broadway; 10 Sror IIous.
lana - bioad Nay - !ld.0n: .2l !;ie-.ker-t New
iork y and 1883 fGltoR- Brooklyn iIn1-on ctrncr,tb
- Ham. .t,-,, -
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}, ~ ST. POWELL s. cos Line

= ] I y W L Ii " = y ; l-EIlc
So. For NEwBURGH. landing al CALD-
MILLS VEST POINT. and COLD SPRING.-The
>teanbos, Highlander Capt Robert Wardrop -liisav-
,l. 100; OF Warren-- N-wY every Noada hErstay
and Saturday afternoons. !; O'clock. Reurnin.the High
c1ck and Tues..ar and Friday afternoon O'CLOCK
For freight or passage apply 10 The Ca!aIn on roaT
" B Ali baggage and freight OF re- on ank
bill. or specie lut on board this boat. must be a. b- risk ot
lie. owners thereof unIeai hl OF tading ,r receipt? be
New-York tribune., 1842-03-02
VYCNT'SZ Vegetable Couch Candy

n B.A OF the tci,rr' ard certificates
winch been received printed or ta .-nd-biis
/ ,,,t I,,- ..,cl, a1,nt mi)ItW
New-York tribune., 1842-03-02

DR. PETERS VEGETABLE shilling Strength
eninK Plasier.-Twclve lundre,! thousand sold
yeariy-PeerS Shilling Plaser easy .ad effective
remedy Tor pain in the breast side stomach weakness
pam in the chest lons or back. stiffness o the neck, alice
ions otte limbs or Joints, whether produced by rheuna
,st other causes, habual pain Of the head stomach
colds. coughs liver plains weakness OF tie spine pre-
disposition 10 break 10 bie aI iprs, lst.r,cs, oil
the frame, and for general dcblntioIi.
Ch!ren .r.li arits, may derive great advantage
from Peters Shilling Plaster, especially when suffering from
coughs, Colds, eehing chlncough, woopin. cough, and
such ike, in all these cases simple sure speedy
rsIncdv.
Dr. prrrs'. .'-ircisal ofces 5o Broadway, n " 30
New-York tribune., 1842-03-02
A T. A COURT OF CHANCERY,

a itid Tor Tho S!Jir Of NcwYork, at he CITY OF New.
Nork. .pn lle oDri iay CT January, thousand cgbl
hun'Irtn ;h forty rfestEt-Win,a 7 McCouniNict
New-York tribune., 1842-03-02

nISHONESTY ENPOSED.-The
d Sub-crberba. on han,l 90 bottles IiAARLhM OIL
which he warIaDK 10 bc g@nuGr. Ills Honesty
New-York tribune., 1842-03-02

The srst bottle osk gave much relief, which reeu-
arv progressed Until ad taken bottles when dis
con;inurd it, having, thank God farther for PR
sent. With much regard and respect,
New-York tribune., 1842-03-02
pETgRS, wOeNIOZENGES

I
Are acknowledged by the faculty be tie most scientific
and successful preparation tor the dessuci n t worms ever
offered the public There are several ncdicjneS aver
Used as specifics in such but they have proved 50 mn
Certain and worthless have lost all confidence with hc
pubs Some OF them indeed, voiepl IN isr opera
on as to frequently lead to fatal results, The iulir there
Fore c.u,G..e,! ..5, them. These L0aengcs, while they
wi! he found 10 be perfectly safe VIII al ~; sane ~ e er
lIl, wi-9rr WORMS are present io destroy tiiein
PETERS CORDIAL L0XENGES
Are specific or the reiis Of nervous ckhcadache law
of spirits, melancholy languor and debility either
from previous disease free living uonors, snshs o.
The stomach rrai;y of The nerves Ytcrcal affections,
rowsiness cholera moti,s n aiigre and palpntion
o the heart From their elcacy in the relief leanache
they are chilled by manv ihe Ileadache LoAense.
New-York tribune., 1842-03-02

i. \, FIoyil ~. Joseph B. NoneS and k.vene j..
ai Esther '.flu Order Tor the appearance oi
New-York tribune., 1842-03-02
e WING WITNESSES

- One !Gdf abocr Pile i.
ported BRITISH OIL. d!9
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-24
Wedaesday, D'r'mbtr 81, 1872.
'8.N9f ] "
TIE BANKRUPT LAW.

THE BANKRUPT LAW.
NJ BERRlEN presented memorial from citizens
of NV YORK, demonstrating aga'ns. repeal OF the
Ba"hrur, aw aad setting leri their reasons why the
nc, ought 10 continue IN force; which referred 10
Tie Committee IN :hc Judiciary.
Mr. BENTON presented memorial from Washing.
ton county Vermont, asking for repeal of The Bank
rur: law. He took this occasion 10 make some obser
vaons against the las force, and 10 explain the
remarks hch he had hrretnfne made TO the opera
tloa Of The Ensh system q! bankruptcy lie argued
warmly with regard I" the uncon>iutl0naliy ot the
present law ard eu d lha, he would vote for
any repeal which acknowledged the consttuuonaiyo
The law. Nor we're he judge waud he heed, for one
moment, discharge under the present act. There
ower legislative or Judicial, To pass such la~.
Hay.rn closed his remarks The memorial was referred
10 The Committee on the judiciary.
Mr.. BUCHANAN presented two memorials from
the manufacturers u fur hus, asking for modification
ofihe tariff
Mr. KING presented the resolutions Of the Legisa.
ue Of Alabama, in relation 10 the sale Of lands occu
pied under the Cherokee treaty.
OREGON TERRITORY.
Mr.. LINN, from tie Select Committee, reported
bill for The occupation and setemen, of Oregon Ter.
r,ory.
RESOLUTIONS.
Mr.. ALLEN submitted resolution, which lies over
under the rule the effect that all bushes trans
acted in session. except treaties, shall be consi
dered with open doors.
The resolutions Of Mr.. Phelps in relation to the
cansde ration OF memorials Tor cians once adversely
reported upon, vas adopted.
Mr. LINN offered resolution, which adopted
calling upon The Secretary ot War To communicate 10
the Senate ,be report Of Lieut. Ffeemonl, containing
the exploration of The Oregon Territory.
MIR. LINN, also, offered resolution calling upon
The Secretary of War to TO the Senate th
report of the Board Of Commissioners 10 the sile
,c,eJ for the erection Of Western Armory
The resolution adopted:
Mr. LINN offered the following resolution, which
under the rule lies one day. w:
Rtsoiued, That the President inform the Senate o.
the nature oad extent Of .the informal communication
which took place between the American Secretary o.
State and the British Special Minister during the late
negotiations at Washington City, upon The subject O.
The claims of the U aud Great Britain 10 the country
Yves, Of the Rocky Mocntlins and also TO inform the
Senate what were The which prevented "any
agreement upon the subject al present. and which
made nr1pedisnt TO Include this subject among The
subjects # formal nsg"';0hon
ASSUMPTION OF STATE DEBTS.
Mr.. BENTON offered the following resolution
which. being objected to, lies over:
Re,olred, That the President Of The United States be
requested inform the Senate whether the late sPecia
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-24

RonERT NJ. T. HuSrER-A correspondent of the
Madisonian remarks The fact, that Mr. Hunter Gate
Speaker) has been excluded from all The important
Committees Of the House, and put at the tail Of the
Committee for the District Of Columbia. This is an
extraordinary course in the presen, Speaker; and
less susceptible of explanation, must reflect strongly
uponahim. MIR Hunter, having held the highest place
in the House, and having discharged lis duties with
signal proby and proprety, leaving not pretence of
dissatisfaction 10 either Of the excited parties which
composed the body, ought TO have had consdera
ton Ii lie not distinguished las he s) by fine
and an aptitude ,ngulay blended with the agree.
able manners, the station he had held in the House
ought, at least TO have secured him place com.
mtee the business Of the States and prevented his
being superseded altogether by younger members.
fGiobe.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-24
TChariestoR Mercury

SEyATE OF MassAcHusErrs.-The official report OF
the election of Senators the Legislature Of Massa
chuses has been made. II appears from It that only
twenty four members out of forty, have been elected
by the people. Ofthess, fourteen are Democrats and
ten Wings The sixteen vacancies are in the fol
lowing counties, namey-fye in Essex, five in Wor
cester, Two in Fruukin, Two in Norfolk, and two in
Plymnuh
In Norfo!k county, in consequence Of counting the
from D. dham certified by The Se!ectmen 10 be
incorrect there appears TO he but Senator elected
fthe erroneous return from Dedham had been re.
jected, three Democratic Senators would have been
elected from that county.
The political character ofthe Senate depends upon The
question of ascendcncy in joint ballot does also, the
election of Governor, Councillors and other State Off
GERS, for the ensuing political year.
The true state Of the House is, we learn Democratic
minority Of two. Every exertion will doubtless be
made by each side, TO have ali the members present at
The organlzation still may be detained by acct
dents and others may have defective certificates Thi,
may happen alike 10 Democrats and Wings.
nv Y ErcuiDD Post.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-24

TEMPERANCE CoxvEsTlos.-1his body is pretty nu-
merousIy attended, and though have been unable to
be present any of the meetings, We have glowing &C
counts Of the addresses, speeches. &c delivered the
occasion. Among the gentlemen in attendance. is The
Rev MIR. Magoon ofRichmond, Va, who is described
of the eloquent and impressive Speakers Of
The day. II is supposed that his auditory on Sunday
night consisted Of least thousand persons, all OF
whom thai We have seem appear to be greatly delighted
(RG,ugh Rtgistr, Dec %.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-24

JAS. McDowerr, OF Rockbr'dge Co, was on the 10th
three years. He received the JOINT vote of the lie
gslature, 10 votes, the other 90 being scattered or
various individuals. We rejoice al this selection as
one highly worthy of the 'OId Dominion Mr.. Nc
Dowe other ahlcst sons; of brilliant talents lofty
and irresistible eoGuencc, rreproachable purity of char
ac,er and great amabity OF temper he will be an orna
ment TO the station which he has been called. In
political faith he is like his distinguished brother-in-law
Senator Benton, Democrat Of the slricest and mos
radical kind which in The strong Federal neghborhooe
which he resides, has kept him out of public lite
MAN York PLlbsian.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-24

IxDIASA.-A letter in the Oh'o Stat. sman from In.
dianapos SAYS: "When the Senate and House are full
they will s,nnd, Democrats 20, Federnists %. Al
present, two Democrats absent, owing to i'll health
"Nothing definite yet be said us 10 The result OF
an election for L. S. Senator
"The Wings, it is we'll understood, cannot unite upon
any man nf their party. Their votes will be divided
between J. Marshall and 0 n. Smith
"The Democracy WILL doubtless, mite upon some
Democrat but, to be elected, he must get Wing vote
Hence, the result Of the election only determine
Who will be the choice"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-24

The PoRK BusryEss.-We cut from the Cincinnati
Gazette Of Monday, very interesting account of the
Pork business of that beautiful city. It contains an
Item Of news relative 10 the packing of Pork for the
English market We have for the last year or two en-
deayored show readers the Importance Of trade
for our prnducls which offered us by modification
Of the British Tariff What high Tariff par,isans
will say cannot say, but if the people do not in
the end sre through the absurdies Of the whole Wing
theories Of policy We shall be mistaken
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-24

THE BOOKER GOLD NINE STILL IN MARKET-owins
TO the neiemeney Of the weather. this valuable property is
still unsod and will be offered the highest bidder for cash
fair day By the decree nnder which this property offered for
am directed sell for cash. but the part OF the
purchase money be paid Bernard Booker Eq am
authorised him say thar be will give accommodating: terms
GEO. H. MATTHEW'S.
Dec 10 63-2wtds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-24

GEsERAL CAss and family arrived in Washington
on Tuesday and took lodgings at FuIIer's Hotel
rNsdisoniaa.