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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-13

Druu 81 Dg. tEANNihG.-I Letters were rrcciv
I'd N tins city Yesterday, announcing tie ,eeease of
WILLIAM tILtnY tHA>NING, ID. b. late Pastor Of
The Federal Street Congregation in Boston. This emf
age was about siNt, ihrec
DR. naming was horn ,i N,,,,r, u H.
grandfather Was William Ellery one Of The sinners of
'' ''"dfa'lSh q Independence. Ills father was An
rhlncll merchant ct New port, Of the firm of Gibbs 4
eannihg Ills g@mtalhef retained The powers of his
nh" 10 ,NIint old age, beng accustomed 10 read one
~ mnfe chartcr every morning in his Greek Testament
"A practice which be continued unill he was UPWARDS ot
ninety AratS It aye lie once remarked tina, # old men
W"d exercise lien minds more they ould retain their
intellectual aentes rs lune rs they did their plysical
powers IT. [ Inherited The vigorous intellect OF tins
revcred relative.
oi the Dr.'s father are not particularly informed
hut Dr [. hmscf though iUr many years IN invalid,
was, IN early HE, quito vigorous THOUGH small IN
stature, aud possessing light Frame he had muscular
strength, and IN college considered an athletic
Young man. lie also one of the leading spirits IN
] ms class During part Of his collegiate coursc his
friends expected that he would, taking his degree
pursue the study e medicine but his attention was
turned To the ministry by the lioc Professor of Dvnl
ly IN Harvard tollcge. where DR.. c. graduated AT
commencement. when he took the degree of A. b. h,
had distinguished Pat. aud was then looked by com
P'eht Judges as on o the most promising Young men
ct The DAY Sonatlcr, he went To Virginia where he
resided shne time, We believe. as a teacher Her,
be was supposed, hy exposure or naper, of his health
re,,crcd H., r., .,,,, re never lu'S
,nsIy 1nt,r,l " '''''" "'''' "o hao Prev
! In lSi3 Mr. Cbon,io, ,,,s ,.;,,oa ,o. A., ...o
CATION in Federal street, Boston. The lines between
that d,v ., dist;,,,, l ~ ,, ~ NV :"
,it,o f., f,., - I 30 Wv a'u a. u'' peso"
nsr Mr. G WINS nil5 mas "o' :" se.''
nre,,hrr If frr,,,lI 'oI ;, "''''''u ,ou's
mind ,o6nod ,,s, '''o'",9 WIN " oul''a"'
van,eti,l y,a,s ~ ,''iue"''' ""' l''""e 10
- I ~, ~ "''p''PE. hes' ~ Hasoh OF 'h'
in different p,r,s nj, , " y y,
: pulpit Cirnns ,,n,,s o,a as.~ " P'esen =" -
vjsIa ~ ,h,,'iI oov'''oeo more marked
Mr. o. rr.,,hir, ,,i a., 'S', ,."i' "''''' d''
nor, decided rl,r,ot IL "''''ls asSu,i, =,
tnore =, The ord,,.t; - art D. - IN" az pa
historian ,r,l ,t,s ~ "ra,u pans Sn'
conformation ;n,r..ad ,;." ',o,o '".rp'ee, WI !.
ions e1,t;cc nm H., r., ~ ri'''eu more spa
Rev Mr. Cam, wv a'"ii'asu'
u, tl,, CONGREGATION '''0' ~" '''' :" VIZ '''s
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-13
DAN RIVER LAND
FOR N.2LE.

IfINlIE subscriber offers for sale his TRACT OF
= LAND, lying on Dan River and WINS Creek.
IN The County OF Halifax, Virginia seven miles Fast
o Milton, ~ e. and on tho South side of the river con
tanning by survey 51olCRES, of which there arc $50
acres OF river and creek low grounds and one halt or
two thirds of the tact TO clear OF which there is
portion Of the finest kind OF I'DB.1CCO L.y.y'D
The Improvements comfortable DlfELLLNIi
HOUSE. with.four rooms, good Tobacco Barns, Ne
gro Houses and all other Buiidings necessary on a
Farm lie deems more particular description unnc-
cessary as persns who wish to buy Land like
it heture they purchase.
lie would prefer selling privately. bn.fi is not sold
before the 3Oth.day OF September next. it will on thai,
day 20 at public sale on the premises. The terms
Will be liberal and made known on that dav.
JOHN FL. CARTER
July % is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-13

DlSCREPANCY!-Mr Webster declared. !,
MS tate Speech In explicit terms, that the plan for "a
.\"ttondl Bunk" drawn up by Mr. Ewing, "Gund.d
upon the idea of large capital made up by private sub
scptons and having the power to extend its br,prh
all over the country" and which the President save
ne ne'rr redd' until after it was Congress di
Teceire the appreciation ofMe President and was co
CURED in by every member of The Cabine,a fac, am
ply boated. indeed, by olhc, testimony So thu,
lie PTtsldtns statement is in direct conflict with III.
Of his Secretary!
On theoherhand, too, the Madisonia afirms tina, Mr.
Tyler, between his nomination and election to the Vic.
Presidency declared his belief that National Bank wa.
UNCONSTITUTIONAL aud that, al" President, he could neys,
consent to approve Bank charter, while the con.,itu
ton remained unchanged"
The Madisonan does not inform us ,cbcn and to ,rhon
THIS declaration was made. Certainly no such avo~al
was ever publicly uttered Blu, even ft was, Mr. Ty-
Ter violated that declaration in approving Of M Erinr,
scheme Of National Bank, "while the constitution Va,
unchanged"
What tangled web men when they once
ialsly their pledges. Every now attempt a, cxpars.
nation only EXPIRE more satisfactorily hsn that which
preceded IT, the dupcity and dishonesty vs intended
to conceal. Here two persons--hc Secretary Of
State and the official paperbo,h engaged in the lauds
DE WORN OF CLOSING over the acts Of their great patron,
and one OF them shows that if Ire Presden, ever did
make the declaration imputed TO him by the other no
proved as false TO that pledge. he has done to every
other express or implied by which he obtained his p.s.
ent elevated position
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-13

Inc Wing presses nj the country are unanimous in
isctr nrini N Ut MIR. Websier's Speech Bot Mr. Web-
SCI has "on me victory Tie egfo,is pruiss from The
sstsae' We must give.' says the Globe. AIR WEI
SIR crtda Ion his dtrins. IL shaas mush good sense
n the determination he has adoptsi.' Sc SC. How
ne lately denounosd, abused rosiled caumniaicd See
aars VII d-,s these compliments. presented by his
swuneaemes, up % The ivur Of his speech remains To
- s.cn Perhaps Mr. Webster rs destined vet To dis
apPon his new ircudsor perhaps that lower doep'
is reserved f,r hin whom all boxed to as likely 4,
scar highest I.Her Ga.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-13
MARYLAND LIN TON.

Making Loco Foco majority of six on join, b,lo,
and leaving tie between Wing and Loco in 8,
Mary county This resul, Of course lcses the Wb,.
a Senator in the next Congress.
We rejoice to add that in erery instance in Will,
eanai"ae aso"eo himself IN favor Of repndia,inq. III.
ea'e debt he was defeated In Washington county
oe regulators run separate ticket, which rccevsd
about 100 in 1000 votes.
Nicholas Tracy (Whig) is elected Sheriff Of Bali;
more city and county
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-13

~ aaj sup, OF tbs sasiaalal benefits vl free institu
tfom the tenor Ut this Itue scartsy need ohserye
a you at perfect liberty 10 MAKE such Use Of i, As
L. your discretion ma, soun rrrjr.f.
AN, With high respec,, yous friend.
HENRY CLAY
To Gov srncr I'hom,s Neicslf. Gen. larslis COMBS,
cad TIC ofher iel'ga'esfr keniacky 10 ths Ha,fs
lssiy Coacrn.ioa.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-13

Gen Harrison and Mr. Cay--Ef1orts have recent
y been made to revive an old story about Gen Harri.
sons complaints against Mr.. Clay-a story long AGO
satisfactorily explained The letters which we publish
this morning and which were addressed by these dis
'ngusled citizens to the Harrisburg Convention show
the feelings of respect and attachment, which Gen II
ana MI I. entertained for each o.her-and which. il
they were ever interrupted at ALL Were only nerrupted
noehary' until an opportunity had been afforded to
WI Clay to counteract certain sandcrors immta,ions
syiy Whispered into Gen Harrson's ear. by mu-
'ua enemy though pretended friend, for the pur,
pose oil producing feelings of alienation and disrus, be
'"ee" them This effort was made by hos. who wish.
Gu 10 'ansler Zen arrisons popularity and influence
10 another asPiran to the Presidential chair The SER
pet'i Iei his shine behind him. however and was dc,ec
ted before he could ohltesaie his tracks Gen. Harn
son leeI shows that his feelings toward Mr.. CLAW
were those OF high admiration as well as of strong At,
'icn'ef'--and all who know any thing Of thei. per
sona relations after Gen. II election. know tia, ,bov
Nftf 1t ihc a.nirs' and most ~ ~ ,l,,~,-.c,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-13

et' The ''.Hississippinn," the Loco Foco organ in
the State whose name il bears, is now in favor of Mr.
calhoun as the next President. 1t frmerly preferred
Mr. Van Buren,, but the Of Senator Wright and
several other New York Locos in favor of the Tariff bill
passed at the last session of Congress- has brought it to
The conclusion that Van Buren, cannot be safely conded
IN II also reads Messrs Buchanan and Benton ont o
church both OF these gentlemen acknowledging the
principle OF Protection. That acknowledgment, the
M'ssssirpan contends, surrenders every thing, since
the principle admitted, there ceases to be any restrain,
upon the power Congress in the imposition ofdu,ies
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-13

The Great Dayton gathering We received ve..,.
DAY letter from valued Virginia friend no a,,,,d.,
the great meeting in Dayton, giving an in..re.,i0,
sketch OF that magnificent scene Ailera prsphic de-
crpon OF the crowds pouring into town, in all d,,.
ions he says: They came so fast that rep;,,,,n.
on at day. was rather out of tho question SO they Wont
TO measuring By the acre. An engineer on the Day,o,
canal measured thegrouud which the multitude stood
whilst MIR. Clay spoke in the grove. He made 4 o,.
else measurement and careful estimate the r,s,,, :.
which was that there were tic ground one h,ud,,d
ana serenfyfre thousand persons! Mr. Crit,epdcn and
others said In their speeches that they had seen and nd
dressed gatherings" which they had considered y.,v
large, but never large as this no, the "s
stocking gentry" either, but the plain hard listed 70,
many OF Ohio, who came to grasp the hand Of tn.
friend of American industry and to offer the tribute nf
full and grateful hearts. Mr.. Clay was nominated -
the Wing candidate for the Presidency, and John n,
Wis. OF Massachusetts,, for Vice President Ew,,
Gov. Corwin. Gov. Metcalfr, Cassius NJ. CLAW n,
Southga'e of Ky. and Mr.. Pitts of MARYLAND. wore :.
among the speakers. thing the vote of Ohio i. .,.
both Tor Gov Corwin and Mr.. Clay. They are both i,
line health and sprso
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-13
FOREIGN MARKETS.

Z LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. Sept To-
Inc Cotton iaarket has This week again been very dull
and unmtercsag and very small Of business has
rsrn done the sales not exeeediug l24i0 bags. Spec
ufsJfs ass been ysrs iasewani their purchases only
uniting 10 800 Amerisn and esp ,riers have not taE.n
s..s.s i''u 3'm Ans and .aat .i II. eJht.nsd
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-13

HE following letter. addressed by Coy Dickerson to
Loco foeo paper in New Jersey, leaves no room to
doubt the lncorrectness Of the rumor which announced
his intention to support Mr. Clay as next President:
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-13

!. would appear that the secret societies in Paris are
!" h'eoaHi's iasane PROJECTS. On Sunday, several
cliohnafes went out to ST. Maur village five miles
a'san from that capital to make trial of new infer
nj inach'ae They placed it under one Of the archie,
me nld9e and having set fire by means Of long
maach' II Produced Tremendous expulsion bu, It's de-
''cse enscs did not come up 10 their eApecta tons-
: We al OF the party were aresiod-
The Commerce states, on the authority of a letter
fEn re Chateau dF,uc, that Marshal Sou would b.
aa,rinied Governor Of the lnvaJs and that General
Jode de Ia Bruaerie, the director of the Qualifications Of
yiss, would succeed he Marshal in the War Depart
ol.n
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-31
NJ moRRIs,s CONCERT and ala

Company consisting OF ifsen ladies and gentlemen
and Carks immense Gallery OF Original Paintings urea
No eSi BROADWAY opposite The Washington aoir-aa
10. 25 cea-This splendid and unparalleled entertainment
will take place tire Gallery in the Granite hulld!eg
svery evening this week, commencing Tutsav Nov
No postporeent on account of he weather Mr. Clark
receives much pleasure announcing 10 his friends aad The
public that he has been able EFF although az an enoT-
NOUS expense engagement wit iir Morris tnr hS en-
tire company. whose sn liDg performances OF tcca ana
Instrumental Music, Danciag, Reciting ConieriopS ard
iaDsee Ecccntfcs BY the Nsi Mr.. jenkins. have
ELECTED uHbouGded applause by all who have w,;3sse
thrnl. The entertainments will be changed mighty
binng programme which offend. The splendid
Gallery OF Paintings viii be open rou, 10 O'clock n H
until = ociosk p. NJ al which time precisely the per-
ormauces " h commence.
N. E.-Tsose visiting the Paintings during the day VIII
be admitted tree in the evening Fo. particulars OF pro-
srarlre, refer 70 small bills. oSl lN<
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-31
s-smy,ercia, and Money MATTERS.

rb. sales were again small to-day, only reaching go
,es Of all descriptions The prices were without change
verify ofnote
The sales OF State Stocks small Ohio Skies i'm
r,oy.d per cent Indiana fell Off I per cent.
There was fair business done in Exchange, and Sterl
ing was rather frmer at 6l for leading bills Francs
s.5a542t The American Exchange Bank Has declared
dividend Of two dollars and half ser share, payable on
The eth November
We take the following from Thompssns useful Bank Note
Lst:
Ner Cotntcfei.S ard altered Notes.-Grcenwch bahR,
n T.. IS altered from the post note plate OF te No..h
River Banking Company. sig ned Scherne orn fres'ei
Union Bank, ~ y, zoos. NigDee, raioao anu SA 10,
badly done The vicnette OF the genuine iV"s Is d s
carvSsng eagle.
Bridgeport Bank, Conn. los altered troil is
1t is improbable that the Comptroller WIN slop re-
dpeng tSe notes OF the Erie County Bank "a bohao reo
dog Tor it appears that stock notes have aready oeeh
ysdepmed haa the books show were ia circuiaon Inc
error must have occurred either IN charging sVck hotes
inf, the real es,a,e account liz delivering notes. and omit
Ting 10 enter them the books.
1, yryinin Banks play wild cat' when they called
o q, redeem their notes. and also in paying checks and
drafts rhe mother bank will redeem the issues Of
branch and versa; but dSbursng the notes OF dis
rant branches are 10 be offered In consequence of
,hs Wild eating" Virginia money has dec lined per cent
discount and there people who viii not believe thai all
The banks in that Stale good.
The amount o tolls received all the Canals OF this
Sapfof the third week in October and the total 10 the
9at' October, in each o the years ollowing
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-31
ENew.xorL J,veeuu,.

fqtEtay Hf 1sspy ns s 9s ppIs s
stitutoa Ill; be delivered in the BROADWAY TABER-
NACLs On Hedne'dcy Err7Hs OF each week, commencing
Discourses will be delivered by The following gentlemen
Intrsdactory-By SAMI- H cox, D. D.
One Leet,re-Hon. RUFUS cHOATE. u. s Senator from
ose LeetaTe-fIou. LEVI WOODBURY., 10. $. Senator
from Ne~-Hampshire Hn the Uncertainties vi History,
their evils and their cures
Fsar Leesres-GEo BANCROFT, ES,., on American
History
One Lsctnre-Rev DR.. DE WITT, on Nev-York under
the Dutch CoioaSai Government.
One LsrtaTe-Prot. ALoNzo POTTER, tof Union Col
legsl on " Ssiscu Ex.mpided.n
One Lectave-Rev. WILLIAM HAGUE lot Boston, on
. Preparation TO the World
One Lee:uTs-G EO. w. BETHUNE, D. D., on -
one LxaeITehssAS EAMEs Esq on The Early Elo-
One Leeture-Rev j. II. PERRY, formerly Colonel in the
The Texan Arny} on the History OF the Revolution in
Texas embracing the ba:tle of San Jacto illustrated
One LsctarsaHENRy GILES, Esq, on pecuIiartes Of
One Leetare-HORACE GREELEY, Esq on
other distinguished gentlemen are expected 10 Lecture
should opportunity occur There will also he, during the
Lyceun,.
TERMS FOR THE COURSE
ficke.S admitting Lady and Gentleman S3 90
DO 70 nenoers admitting Lady and Gentleman g 90
LaoIes t.eketI. 90
salisbury Treasurer Broadway. of whiestreet,
a! Dayton \ Newman's, lss Broadway, and Sa1,on
MlleSs 9po broadway.
Per order, ISAAC T. SMITH, President,
l. g. FoFMAN, Recording Secretary. OBS
II November PeriodicaIs.-THE LADY,s
BOON. edited by Mrs Hale, hys. Sgourney and others.
Miss sedgwick, Miss Leslie and other prominent writers,
regular contributors.
En.beili1ho,r,ts Of tie Norember ,um5<r
Returning from Narket-a splendid Engraving, by A. L.
Fancy sketch-a beautiful Engraving by Dick
Fasions-Three figures, co ored.
ainsic-ComPosed By C.. z. Horn; words by George P.
Morris.
GRAIIAM's LADYs AND GENTLEMANs MAGA-
ZlNE-Recular contributors, j. Fenimore Cooper, VIM.
G., Bryant, Henry W. Longlellow, Richard H. Dana aud
twelve extra pages.
Embellishments:
The Reprinand-a splendid Engraving
The Pet Ra5lt-a beautiful M-zzoiint
The Latest Paris Fashions for Ladies aud Gentlemen.
Music" Write TO me, Love"
Both OF tue above Magazines published monthly at -
per or sold by the single number 25 Sub
scrptios received and the number Delivered any part
by tor 2dplt Sdp3t') H.& s. RAYNOR, 76 Bowery.
u French Eangun ge.-Menescas Oral and Prac-
ca System The subscriber fully instructed by the late
John MaGesca in the of his system, forming second
Evening Class, which viii commence on the Isl November
Gentlemen wishing 10 JON will please call and enter their
names.
A lldy's Class has Just commenced, winch few more
Join. second LadyS ClasS will commence on The Isl
November. l.. MiNESCA DURaND,
o24 eod IL rs franklin
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-31
MARRIED !:

On Thursday evening. October q, The Rev. DR. Anaon,
Mr.. William H. Cole, 10 Miss Caroline NJ, daughter of the
late Rev Ralph Wileston, bo,h OF this city.
On Tuesday evening. October Is, al ST. johns Church,
Bridgeport CT by the Rev DR.. G.S. Colt, VIM. Shelton
10 Miss Mary NJ daughter OF Richard Fl. IIough, ESQ.,
AL Hoasick Rensselaer, county, N. Mr. Chauncey Hick
cox 10 Miss Amira Torrey, daughter of Joseph Torey,
Esq. of Williamsburg, Mass.
All Boston, Oct. 20, by The Rev. Dr.. Parkman, Captain
Isaac Taylor 10 Miss Elizabeth H. Adams youngest daush
Ter eli Philip Adams Esq all OF that city.
In Cincinnati on Thursday, October 20, by the Rev. Il.
Brooke Robert B. Bowler Esq to Susan L. eldest daugI
ter Of Hon N. g. Pendeton, Member of Congress from
that District.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-31

EFnn style of Gensiemen's Faats-siRD
corner Of Pine and Nassausireels has ready
spec,ion and sale Fall Standard Pattern for Cent?.
ipens Hats 90 FSMGV
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-31
.isntlemen's Wardrobe,
EDCCED PRICES-Economy g
MILLINERY GOODS very low foi

AE ILL.NFItY GUUUS very i"" To,
YE c.eb--sTEyENs 8 GRUHAR, 95 Beaver street.
door from Pearl ST. York, have Jus; recriyea Ut
OF Fail and Winter ~ ans an. ba,. s BEEN Ioag
~ 80 =, ~. nrssent unbeard OF low prices NiiDeft
nd Merchants who buy cash. will ind on band at al
,ia .i,, a, nces almost without puon less bs,
ON he bought elsewhere. This IS no, put iGi lightly
hose VINO have bought OF 10 Vel know and oteIs h9s'
ness 10 attend The auct!o sales daily by "h!Gh arran@
nI they are enabled 10 avail themselves OF many grea
all OF which they viii sell small advance fos
r3. Phey have large assortmsn OF !ar!ztan Hal stt
vets and Velvet Ha Ribbons which they would pafiicD
arty invite attention Merchants always hnd taI. sS
s1rtmeni OF plain TaiIela and Satin Ribbons from M
l6 at ioss prices az -HifS
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-31

SO 81 for No. IS IS Sc for No. and 81 20 for No
600 bbs Mackere and 5000 qun;as Dry Cod, aoat are
unsoid.
FRUiT-Up ID yeserdyy rnornlng Bunch Rs.is con-
unued 10 decline 5000 boxes having been run on IN
lots from 81 rs down 81 co. when close concern
2o0o boxes disposed OF M farther reduclioni the
remaining holders then evinced rHnes, and refused
70 90 below 81 10, while required considerable
more; 500 hal boxes brought 50 s2i ceas There are
no iasesor quarters in frs, haads and 400 nats Nal
aga Figs 81 cenis-all mos
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-31
AUCTION s8g n,S,
Iosiasl1 R.ehs,7e. an,,,o,s

- J'ss-.sf t.e9ssrSe Aurssoss,r
- BANGS, RICHARDS N.PIATy
So Store iso S.ocs.way
Lsoersi advances made eSosigupeos ,,r ,,r
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-31
MONDAY EVENING oc,. 81.


MONDAY EVENINGS Oct 81
stSi ccissk.
ho,s,s AND SrArlcSERY.-i large ami ssrss.e r,;.-
o Sisssiaoeoos Boz Ks, iecaiins many vsluabl, ,,.
'ls' a., ~ i.>ys SSs2gtaec. f ErSii> Eza tnletss
>.'',a"ery, incpdisg lavnct OF En.i>h Ses,gyWs.
~ ,aNo'e 81 ~echGges superior manufactures, Raul
;,ooh, aiS .'nfndaasi ~ also, Qadls Letter fapes, Lead
ss:'e,' go '.H isads !nssards and Writing Inks
brlSloi Soar't>. Steel Pens. @ III Pens sAc
ar,nsg collection jays Works ,ol.. p.po,.,,.
Eosiard. vols; Psuny Magazine 5 vol; Kebay,ison,.
0ietionAry vols; Saaas sralshoiosy Lafe,el Bsild
vrS Guide Brush Prose Writers, vols Strrre, Works
Ss Pjrders Worhs, vois; Ifvines Works Sol. srrf
lords WoniegS oihe Heavens ia,; Caryle's rrenc Rsyo-
luton, vols
WEDNESDAY EVENING, Nov. =
Al 6 O'clock.
EIrENsISE SAFE OF Books IN ousNrirtss-Enh,an5ns
Standard Scbnri and Classical Books, oe Bibles, Abans
iancy bouaI BOOKS &c.
ParticUiErS.heTsa;ier.
WEDNESDAY,, Nov. IS. aud oNawiag dsga.
GREAT SALE DAMAGED SooNs-About ~ go volumes
Of Books. slightly damaged by the turn;ng o,
de>Srs. liarpsrS' -, abSamcni
Particulars hereafter.
At PRIVATE SALE.
set0 Stereotype Plates 70 Feewoods Life Si Christ.
6G2 pages, octave with engravings
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-31
MARINE JOURNAL.
Ship Sutton. Galloway, Cbarlg.to

Ship Sutton, Galloway Charleston, George Suttsn.
Barks Bevis, Briggs, Claleston 3 W. Lewis Maria,
(BeIg) Brahader, Antwerp. Schmidt J. Balchen, Sarah
MARKS. (Brl Len0x st. Stephens, \. B., Cameron y
Braud
Brig Florida Bianca, EldrLse Havana and Belize; g..
Bnco Trus,y, t8r.i Powers. St Johns. NJ. G. Duns-
comb: Elfr, Cole, Dalin-re; Whig Barrow, BaunoTe e
w W. De Forest Coz Deborah, Handy, Georgetown, s
c.; Clitas Burns, Mary Ga, John Cascelrar; Henr-
eta, Wilson, Nenvitas, Brett L fosr.
Scho7ners Nassau. Dearbors, Richmond, Allen Paxson;
Julia, Shoemaker Wilmington, n. G Atlantic, Robinson,
Havre DE Grace, ya Norfolk, a b Cooley { Coz Dodge
Knapp, alexandria, D C., Sturgrs < Cearmaa Wnl T.
Eira, Corson, Richmond Va; Ann o., Bede, Norfoik,
Siurges cearman, Gfeenbufy Holt, Ruten Richmond,
HsugLlen Shaler President Penhedld Baltimore Stur-
ges Ciearm2n.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-31
1T ATlONAL FIRE INSURANCE. co.
- ' ' JOHN BRoUwER, President.
Ia
GoUTHWORTH,s PATENT LARD

GOUTHW PATENT LARD
- LAMPS.-One bird of a cent per bour for Light
Lamp Burner as ea invented by means OF whicii oid!-
pary hartl i.irfrt1 altt,saY be, burned with tie
sane facility as the oil, igniiing easily bsrning
freely in all temperatures miF9 ceor bright fame,
phou, smoke unpleasant smell, and inreaparisoiy With
oil cosiiu, but about ore ;hirt while IL affords better
is. Tnis lamp has been extensively adnpie IN Bo'Ion,
and Is supefcrieg NIL others. wherever il tts been miro
sueed Il wrii woFh the aenGn OF manufacturers ahd
all nlher persous reduirips4sbl, Phr sGh a this STATE
aeni easily tested by calling Al The pftGcllal age-
~ e. FiLEEY'S Crocaefy Store, No 25 siaSien lsus,
here u,y sale in every variety wholesale os
retail. 90 4lA :,
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-31

~ Ssournud's Poudre SubttIe, Iot ciMp5.e!y
permanently eradcalng snpe1iaouS unan ha @ ao:'
ted forehead the stubborn beard OF man or any tlh3 I n
pernous hair. Be get the genuine al 'e ossai
Office, 81 Waiker-streer. one door from bIoddway.
81 par bolile-Di Direcl lions French and EEglish
AgentsGu,krie, Maidenlane, Albany AYERS, New
Hasen Brown 70 CheSnui street, Philadephia Joroa'
Alk-street, Rosloa; Gray Poushkeepsie; Elhott n'-
sheni Wells Humphreys. Hartford, &c. oio ia
" Hnrding.-A gentleman and bis wife, and ie~
single gentlemen. can be accommodated with board and
PHEASANT rooms a, No. AZ City Place. References
exchanged. OILS ew-
u Good Oalces IN ss-1 - fair renrs in the build
!ng No. ~ Aassausf.. just enlarged and improved
They well located, pleasan, conmodieus. ol3ti