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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-10

The London CAsonisls OF the is.h has tho fol
lowing remarks on the subj 'et Of The haancia cone
esrns OF the United States;
Ia the adviecs lately received fom Ameries. great
surprize 10 expressed at The failure OF MIR Roeiason
TO negotiate q loan in Europe on seeoant Ct the
general Government. Considering the great aenn
dance OF money, the vast resources Of the united
States, and tho fact that theirs is the only govern
ment who paid OH large public debt, this
failure is certainly very remarkable. IL would ap-
pear that there never had been the least idea in any
quarter, to take this loan, which three years ago
would have excited the liveest competition through
out Europe. The cause Of this change. as We all
know, ia the strong feeling OF distrus,, which has
been excited towards America, by the regulating
States and the default Of others pay the Interest
on their debt. Tho non payment OF the interest,
and the mpossibiltv OF realizing the capital, hav-
ing occssoned grea, individual suffering, the con-
sequence is that American stock 10 prescribed al
most entirely object OF investment, ard is OF
no use as GUARANTEES Tor the advance OF money. In
rejecting the securities Of the General Governnhen
aud OF all the States indiscriminately, European
capitalists judge the character OF the whole people
by the acts and defaults Of some Ave six States.
This va think natural, these States constituting
piri of the nation, and there having been on the
part OF the Others general and popular disclaimer
OF repudiaticn; though individually rcprobated by
all persons OF character, without distinction OF par
ty. Tho consideration is, what Is the remedy for
this distrss, which is keeping back our unemp:oy'
cd capital from best customer at the time OF his
greatest need, thereby psolraeung his financial en-
barrassnicnts, and preventing the completion OF pub
lie works OF undoub,ei utiliIyi In respect to the
delinquent States, il is essential that they should
evince their determination TO pay their debts adopt
ing system OF effective taxation and establishing
order IN their finances. Add rs this distrust is
national conecrn, affecting the character and interests
OF the whole people, the General Government should
afctd every co.opera,ion which the laws and cir.
cumsiauces OF the country will permr.-lt IS i'm
pcrtani likewise that the public feeling of America
should be expressed in respect to reputation, and
tue Obligations arising out OF pledge Of the pub
lie faith. As respects the British public, we trus;
they will judge with candor the acts OF the States
and General Government, making duo allowance
for the unprecedented financial EMBELLISHMENTS now
e xis;ing in the United States Confidence, when
deserved, should not be withhed the presen, aliena-
ton between the Two countries has lasted long.
proper system Of commercial intercourse being
established, land We think the common interes,
must bring 1t about ere lons) nothing would more
certainly promote the interests Of trade and
than the prosperity of the u. States.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-10

TOE The honor Of sliag'ns up i.fs timber 10 The
surface. the quintsy got W each diver being csrs
iuiy measused and registered In the book Of oeers-
"or. In the seville, one Of them, Who wss being
aapled ur. kicked the other on tie head With his
,ssden-soed shoe, breaking the lens Of his diving
helmet, 40 that the water rushed in upon him, but
sas keps IN check by the sir ffom tho pump on
deck, which saved him from being drowned. lie
was, however. nearly exhausted when pulled on
rom the bottom, 80 that il was necessary TO send
MIN TO the hospital where he recovered in few
days. The other diver, Who was unconscious Of
tho severe injury he had inflicted upon his com
tor until they both came up, was very much grieved
boxisg duello, twelve fathoms down under th,
surface Of the ses, is perhaps unparalleled in the
history OF mankind.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-10

Duration If Siesy.-Ofth the duration Of sleep the
period varies IN various men. John Hunter, Fred
erick Of Prussia, Napoleon and other great men,
slept but little. The Duke Of Wellington s also
n little sleeper BoerhaVe says, that IN ono occa.
fion, his mind being much engaged, lie could not
sleep for six weeks lie probably meant TO write
not souDJly." He added the ease Of q student
Who adopted the strange theory that The natufnl
condition OF man was sleep; and 10 test the truth Of
the doctrine slept eighteen hours Of tho -four;
and o. might be expseod, died Of apopexy. The
elder Desefozilles to have slept but two hours
IN tic tventy-iour.- Inn. de ChiHis.- However
the number Of hours passed IN sleep varies from
OK 10 twelve. The indolent, and those whose GvO.
cations o. ior,utes doom them TO inert life sleep
many mOre hours than ore necessary; but eight or
Tine hours would seem TO be'nbout the fair proper
ton which every mao ought TO take who values his
heah or expects his inIeiiects 10 be in fl state to
enjoy life.
Habit climate, constitution, calling, age, modify,
however, the duration Infancy requires much
sleep; youth than is generally allotted TO il in
Eogiand; and manhood s the medium between Inc
wants oi youth and tho necessities Of age. Some
old people, as We have previously remarked, sleep
much. PAR slumbered away the greater part Of
his time: and DE Moiyre, when eighty three years
Of agc slep, twenty hours Of four and twenty, Bat
these nto Exceptions 10 this law Of nature and Rick
Grand aihfms that old men have short sleep, light
and broken; as u, says Grimand according 10 SAb,
notions, children ores1u that IN the long career ba
lote thtnt Nhttt was ifnc enough lOf tue performing
~ ssure all the acts of life; while old men, near 4
their erd, feel the neee'sity q huuyinz tho enj y
m nj Of good already about 10 escape. DR. El,iosto
Wftss-"Old people sleep lighsy and frequently
and altogether bat little, unless hthargic dissnte
como upon them, which is very common. I herr
Baxter, the ooaehmaker, declare he never took NOR
than three hours sleep, during the most active pero
Of bis life. The eelebaied General Elliot neve
sept noe ,han four hours out ofhe four.and twer
W andhis food consisted wholly Of bread, waite
and vegetableA"-t DR.. BpTR's .aaaiomy ofSls,p.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-10
posrAGE Ann p1,srn

we give fair notice to all muse.ridden correspon
den's' thu, We consider very little Of the poetry o,
the present day worth postage.
This critical conclusion has been fa,ee1 upon u..
oy the perusal OF tae following sffusion, which
some iais vosry Of tho Nine has sen, US, untsnked
thus compelling us To meet tshat au,hoss them
solves should always p,yl tho penalty Of her
rhymns.
As, however, VIC ara determined to get something
Tor The twelve and half cents thus iuadeaua,elv
ah out. we have decided no, to accept the aterna.
i've which tho only reasonable sentence in the
who.e production offers, and TO "publish H." In
stead oil burning" il, az il deserves
we suppress, however. all dates and initials, tina,
might serve to identify the fais writer; whom. in
bidding her farewell, NO can only exhor, ",s den,r
IN peace and sin more" after that sort. ar,
she mast write verses a, which all Parn,s,u, vo,id
sop Its ears-M least, TO remember tho ,o..h;o,
exclamation Of that tenderest Of she, atho l.nd,.
dy in Fsance."
"ASiea, my life |" sighed she III you write. pray
pay the postr
Doyo not sometimes soai.sig.es 6,r~. = ,.. h,,,,,
itmnkot thee when the Orient grows brirht
al, y inc oinshns slorics OF morn;
The dnken,oE Heavens to aiorn;
i'.ank OF thec when tho soicma hrd Of ni,b,
rain'iNc d'iiics MARBLES fnrlorn:
w thcs when tho spirit breaks from Tho soc,,. 81, ,
ines ""'n earoiins birds wage harmonious striiei
i"Srsct' thee as the fading OF the tosc.
Thy rosy faso lost % tho eve. S'
fcrs~t thy rott voice . $ the rpolins III, ,.,..,
otthc subducd Ecphyr's sishi -'
Thy lace asthe lily when crystal wax..e ,,,.
Ho'ct with dancing dimples hIshi
W 100 iorgct fhcc "sonctnes. - de,res, u,rx
"~"eh Love- Arsns-eyed, cannot his GIryi
NyI9HeIL ouisE dearest OF dearest deararp
Ani rob memory of sweetest inysI
sooner SHALL towards forge, their innate fear,
or doAiing mothers their pet boysi
sooner shall meloCiious sonls turn ,,eaf ..r,
~ music, orcr>-"it dcaroysii
r.. ~, shau 70 p'orTOie's sun TO daybo set
.oO''H hNSsSlF EvSS SOMETIMES ~ seErr'
10 tho Please puoEsh or burn.
Very respectfully.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-10
TO TnE wmIos or oooomLANn.-

fod are requested TO assemble at Goochland No.
vem6er Court. the 2Is in order to Cooperate with
the Wing party generally, in the adoption OF mea-
sures fot tcassetIing that superiority TO which they
Are entitled, from their superior numbers In the
Union, but which has been temporarily los, in the
Government, by the death &C Gent Harrisou, and
the ,reachery Of his constitutional successor tulI
meeting is requested. SkvsaAL Wares.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-10
COMMUNICATED
DIX. L.aRD.NER,S IEcrIrprS

Tor night a, the Theatre d. Lardner gives his
ss' Lecture, let Il he understood by those who do
lures although given at the Theatre, have no claim
OF resemblance TO performances OF that de.criptio
gwen at The Theatre during the dramatic season.
ne most strict Church members have attended
.ne,n aI'housh gwen at the Theatres at the North,
and his audiences comprise the very Beau,v .nJ
rasn'on OF those cities. There is no doubt DIR.
Lnfdner will this evening be greeted by an Assem-.
o'ase every way worthy his great merits and ac-
qulremenls. ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-10
DEATHS.

pepsrtei ,hs ute, Iuesisy evening tho s4h lust
IN tho county II Hanover Mrs ELIZA WlNN eousou OF
ape Iesso VIM The freud. ofth. family respect
lo-k = - --'~-s
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-10
soNNETs.


TUE PALACE AND THE Howell.
BehOld yon palace, nfting OPUS mo
Mil woOd grown PARKS and glrdcns with flowers,
ADD fresh with founiainf wiisro tho happy Hours
Pause in their Il got, aud glslness dwcils Il home
10 peTf'Iued bUwcfs and bfsh saloons where Wealth
Holds bic high court, andfheu not distant ftr,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-10
ST. lanes, CHURCH.

10 The LADIES' OF ~ James Church, will hold Fair
Sor the benefit Of thai Church the city Hail. on the
Yh, ION and liih OF Noyomhcr Persons Ia want OF hand
Soc an neatly made Cl0lhlns lor Children will nd
hcrc OF every variety. The room will be opened for
a,n.nee from o'coek in the afternoon, unu 10 o'clock
ii
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-10

~ Elder GEoRGE +. ADAMS. OF Baltimore
viii preach every Evening during the present week.
at o'clock, at the Third Bspti., Church.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-10

FLoRIDA.-- steamboat now runs regularly "
tween Savannah aud 81. Augustine. The war be-
iog now ended. that ancient city will be crowded
9th irval.ds.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-10

On this head. st him repairto any place "a the Il
Of London. where scattered numbers Of these pubh
cations are to be found and ,Asro ,et him form his
ova opiaion.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-10
ALEX DoNNAN, Trustee.
DIssOLUTTON

THE co partnership heretofore existing between IN,
subscrlbers under The firm and style II Dickinson a
Harksdsle, has been dssovc1 by psrea The
cnhte interest Of Claiborne Barkaiae in tho stock m
goods dobls, 40 belonging and duo 20 The concern o.
Dickinson Barkslsc has been sold and transferred 10
WIN hinson, who lono u authorized 70 collect The
debts and close tho business Of that concern.
WILLIAM r. DICKINSON,
Charlotte G ". Va, Oct 20, 1919. no WV
VIM II. Dickinson will continue IN carry on tho Mer-
dale.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-10

L hAf ROOTS AND SlOEs-Ine snpseu.
nAsins rees nty commenced Boot and shoe
theH SOCK IL new aud dc srabio They have ON
IAN is'es andwell selected Boots aud shoe
70 winch ihcS inSic tho attention Of the pulle r,kn
INTO consideration the batdness the Incs ana The $50,
cash. an n wS,,s,.,s ,,,y cheap tor
-, Boot and shoe Dealers, II street, shocsoe lin.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-10

JAMES hivsR And KAnA VIVA coz
RAnr.
TUE eighth Annual Mseslsx Of the soehheifs NJ m.
n. .s. s..s AL ksas.s. co@s.ay, win be hell a
me proper authority on MONDAY. the iSh Dsesmbsr
ny order Of the Preskisnt sad Direetor-
Rieh,aon,, Oh ciiirrENDEN. sse'y.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-10
fEnnM oIe nnnxx,

IA Nov At MgN m riiEsK PREsENrs, Tia, ~s.
he s"rsertccrs, being Stockholders la the I.,ass
,a,o,, sui Aana~ha Company. do hereby eoasinu,. AMI
~ rn,..., y 80" uue an'i lawful uornty and proly
osss.., -, ., s-d COMPANY shen not r.r...siy
p"wer snd authority s such raj n,c ~. a,
OF soies sndio do such other or acs A. ,..h s 49,
could give "a No. az meinbcr of tl,o g.. " us
peu.onav present, and No dio her 10y rsTS AL
or vote OF votes act eta our =. s,,.,,n..
mAy ia~fnty give do In - 49,
ny hereby conferred upon hIni. " '"o su'nS-
witness our hands aud seals mn. - -,
one thousand eight hundfed and - "sJ oi -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-10
SALE OF VALUABLE LOTS IN THE
TOWN OF COLUMBIA
TRUST SALE.


nv virtue or decd Of Trust eScsuicd by Thomas Jor.
- dan 10 Ko Byrd Pollard, Trustee, bearing date tho
igh day Of July, lsii, and recorded in king William
Couny Cour for the purpose ~ securing debt therein
mentioned 10 Walker ifawcs, will be sOh by tho under
signed, acting substituted Trustee ~ the stead of tho
said no Byrd Pollard Iced, Saturday the tay OF
November next II hylen's, King William County for
cash. The following property IN the said deed mentioned
and conveyed % the said Ro. Byrd Pollard Trustee 10
wit Five negroes consisting Of three two wO.
fncn together with tho increase of TIC women now in Tho
possession Of betsy w. Quarlcs W which the said Iord0n
has Tcsluary interest by Of conveyance made
him BY DrcwTy r. James r. and Pleasant uuafes, which
duly recorded I'm the County Court the said County.
&C p o2awids a POLAND. Trustee.
DY vniuo ola Dcoi ~ Trust from samuci j. VaInisT,
ID 10 secure WIZ v Gill bic security and Of record
IN Chesterfield county court, shall ocf 10 tho highest
bidder on credit ti the LEI day Of January n thcs.
iorGeld Courthouse, on MONDAY, the tth day Of Novcm
bor Couu DaJ) certain Tract ~ Land containing 2if
actss with improvements thereon, situated IN the county
~ Chesefhcld " miles from Pccrsburz and shout The
samo distance from Richmond lying IN bermuda Hum
bred Neck mile from AppomaifON and two miles from
James River, aud bounded by tho lands of John Hraon,
deed Noliing LambenrS, ADD MieTs, aud formerly
ownodby Tho's Sfraiton
Tho Improvements arc q comfortable Dwelling House
aud all necessary houses which are IN good repair
Mr. WIN. y. Oil living near tie premises, ui show
them any dspOscd 10 purchase Tho title ~ Tho
Land is believed be perfectly good bot shall soil Tho
tito only that is vested IN me by my appointment a.
Trustee
oc - ctds ALEX DONNAN, Trustee.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-10
RICHMOND WING.

THURSDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER To-
nc For AUCTION SALES, Marine Se~s, ArriyalI al
Hotels, &c &C., see FIRST page Of daily paper.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-10

INCHANCERF.-Atr ules held in the CLARKE nm "a
4 OF ChesieIh,ld County Court, Nov :th lsll. L.
'rii, "n-f Firth, Archer Firth, aud Henry Frith,
Against ''
John iiam5ln and Martha his wife and Joseph p Jope.
". 80 s'A'ey hls NIe' Dsfls.
MS Jay came tue plaintiffs and filed their bin an the
John Hambln aud Martha his wife, not hayn.
an act OF Assembly AMI the Rules Court ana IL ar
peanK that they are not inhabitants of this
II N ordered that the sail defendants do appear here n
tis hrs t1y OF January Term next and answer The pln
.a oll ani that copy ofts order DO e. rwh nsert.
some newspaper published la the ciiy OF R.chmnnd
months successfully and posted al the front door
OF the Courthouse OF this county, ~ WV
- copy. Teste,
no ~ WV L. w CARTER m a.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-10
IL Tor sale. ~ 'ans' "' good qualify
JOHN n. Ton
Philip w Claiborne. John D Claiborne, AMI other.

Tho defendants above named net having ee,sr.,
tneir appearance and given security according no ~
Act OF Assembly aud the Rnlea of I'M. C,,u, " us
appearing, 10y satiafaclory evidence, that tLey ara
not inhabitants Of this Commonwealth: IL IL onte,ct
that The said defendants do appear here on tho I,n,
Jay OF The next January Term, aud answer The nm ~
lhe panths and that copy ofthis order beorthwh in
serted IN some newspaper Published In city OF rich
tIohd ior Two months successfully, and posted al The
front door Of the Capitol In the said city ~ - "''
. Copy-Tese,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-10
DIR. LAHDNER's LECTURES.
FOR PHILADELPuIA-

'tNHE regular packet schI LAGRANGE. T p Crowell
master having part Of her cargo engaged. will have
despatch For freight Of the balance or passage apply
on board At Testers whaIfto '-rr'
JAMES FISHER A. SON or
oc y WIN ROHIETr
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-10

nark tie loo cottage through whose sh.tch By stealth
Tue meruias san peeps In. OF even.nE star,
AZ n afraid with glance too bald % losk
where Want aad PERJURY theif v<ils keeps--
AyGaxe on bcsh. sni there. a. In q bock,
Ned the uorifs history, and treas deep
The saf. sad lessoo-ne'cr palace made.
But the thatehed howell sprsns 6eaeath ks shade.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-10

------ To irl.
- Justice OF tho Poaec for IN. -
- %, 80 hereby cert ~ that - ~ho.. 80.
snoschbcda s an siesting wincs< ters..,s,,s
N-iNo ue'ofc NC IN thy ----- ~,
''Auo oa'"' Wst the above named ', ~
A.. ~ = whose names are subserI ~. r.,,,o. a,
aooss isuof OF Attorney, acknowledged ILc $50 n.
P'yseneo OF me said witness, their ACT and 49, "
al Wuhess my hand anJ seal this - ,iay ~ -.
cfhtcen hundredand - "
no 10 ewgl2ice
Li-iha,e SIN on hanl Go sue h Ma ,,.u n,
na ~ which Will be soldlow
wv IAN JAMES APArrEsoN
blow e'ohs-2s hids bright siies In store Tor ,ls
~ JAMES APArrEsoN.
HoAF - BROWN SUGAR. Ann sDs11
REsr Leaf susar-Congna a. 4,
- narned II Cioix AMI T. Rico In
,aIS eaon'' ~'"ter siranei Sperm Oil-for all.
WMHARRsON
RosINEss COATS The und.rsI,n,,, - -.
vSeNcI another assortment OF thi. nse J"s
~ "' gentlemen, aud will sell them chcsp for ..sy VI
mn 10 STARR e. co.
Opposite Exchange IIoiaI
V ana ns,,,1 VESTS ~ ei ali eoi'., shade.
a., u pu,hcs ready made received ami Tor All, ia,.
ci c.ntietnen In want Of tho article canno, al ~,
r. psaNeu particularly resaIcs price Iy nm. ~
-e N'''' 'fi" 81 10
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-10

FIRST PACKET FOR NEW ORLEANS.
EEN - The splendid ncv BSrque PARTfIIAN Cant
kxb geo w Allen, having nearly all her cargo ensas
cd viii sail as above the 25th of this month For
onee o. freight s;eeraae or cabin passage having ac.
coinoda OF the most superior kind apply on boari
At Luflam's wharf, the Office OF Raisfon a pIes
sdh'-, 10 no 10 istf DAVID CIRRIE.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-10

FOR RENT,
- =, The comfortable and oammodous DIV g ling on
EtssM clay, sr. hppyto ~ 80
$50 no w GRETrER A
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-10

r-ihave s,ill on hani TOO sacks Mar,hall,. wei, c.
10 Ian I.vr. ,.-.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-12
ARRIVED YESTERDAY:

Bark FIdlay, ;Ieaas, from Nea castle, Eog, T'a '''
port. mGZe, TO Moorc~ God & Go -,
ST bark Naaden, Welkman, II is fun Trafani 1e'
With ,alt, 10 ordc:. c.n.,
Nov J. fruit Sc. to Fciier & Dublin.
Hamburg brig Ve,ta Bcnan, &c is from Bueno' az
with hides. to Goodhue & Go. IA,
Br brig British King, Hutton, 30 Is I'm 1asgoV' ~'
10 order r,s
Brig androscoggin, Churchill, l6 ds from Aux Cs''''
coffee, &C., 10 order NJ.
Br brig HAD Homer 80 j. fin Montego Bay, JAY y
mento, &c Maitland, Kennedy g. Go.
Schr Hope Chandler, II ds !in donaife- 81 po'p'>'
Bsie~2s .hps and brig,. Wind w s West
New-York tribune., 1842-01-12

II Sunday Evening Lectures-Ou Man
By H. Z. Eisr-The Third The course i'll be deliver
ed January 10th, salf-paAt ocinck, III Constitution
Hail $50 Broadway, when viii be considered The
Cur.e'-,he aud the extent Of l,Gene:is chap
III verse. 10 - together with collocaon ef every
passage IN the Bible which the sin Of the first
spoken reierence TO IL consequences 20 his pos.
ter.ty. Sea.s free. in ST
New-York tribune., 1842-01-12

The SurRg,E CoukT.-The Supreme Cour, Of
the United S,ates assembled at tie Cour,-R Room,
in the Capitol, Yesterday, and began its annual
Session. The CHIEF JUSTICE and all the Asso-
clArg JUSTICES were present, except Dir. Justice
THOMPSON The docket will be called to-day
Mar lB; Tuesday
New-York tribune., 1842-01-12

n Sermon by .iey. :-eOnnrd Bacon,
Pastor of Fist presLy efic Church. New Haven,
preached Sunday, Jla. :! -I!i he published thu
Ne;v WORLD Of this week. It's powerful and elegant
Discourse aud WI! be eagerly read BY the
friends Of TINS eminent Divine vel! =, BY the member.
of Presbyterian CEufr! and tac public seuers!ly.
Office ~ Ann-s.reet. liz Ii
New-York tribune., 1842-01-12
F,nm ,ht Commercial AdY.rti


Il aebrins's Restorative Coriiai.-Thi.
popular medicine, we understand, highly re-
commented By several Of eminent ply .icans- Ii i,
excellent 10. Nervous Headache AVID affections
general, and particularly good as remedy for Dyspep
What y better yet Il Is pleasing TO the taste For
sale 81 49, Falton-st i'll
New-York tribune., 1842-01-12

y Particular Notice-Tho.c persons having
furniture Of any description to dispose Of who
breaking up housekeeping, viii find ready sale for any
portion or ali of their goods b. sending their address,
Calling upon the subscriber Goods 10 any amount pu.
BASED: ESQ O. F. COTTON. 49, Chatham street
New-York tribune., 1842-01-12

~ Tha Weather, bad Walking, &c
Among msny Indispensable articles peculiarly adapted
10 the present Indictment year fabrics of lrda
Z sbber .een be all Inc 60 Among the lso.t con-
spicyous establishments supplying these goots, IS Dir.
Days. in Maiden lace He la. large -ock embracing
some of the most beautiful and easy lug Shoes, Mackn-
,osA Goats &C., have YET We advise al! 10
to make v.l: to the RoxDu.y Iad: Rubber Establish
mert IN MaldeEiane. CO IL!
New-York tribune., 1842-01-12

Ua The dweng-house Of Mr.. Green, at AL
bon, n Y, was burned on the ID inst l.os'
Sl400-insured, 5000.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-12

W The RA1SERs give their first Concert this
evening at the City Hotel. Their fame as artists
has preceded them, and will ensure a good attcn
dance.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-12

FATAL ArYAlR-The Vicksbnrgl Wing says
that Dr. Brown of Warrcnton wa. killed on Mon
day last in that County. difficulty occurred at
public sale betwecn him and john Henderson,
ESD. which resulted in DR.. B 5 death.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-12

" Prof SILLMAs lectures on Geology this
evening before the Mercantile Library at Clinton
He'll 4 larger Hall should have been obtained
for this OCCASION
New-York tribune., 1842-01-12
Y Chapman. TabIet strou i,

q Chnpmnn's Tablet strop IS Of four sides
each OF diIiereat sharpening properties commencing with
The powerful hone aad hu,sbag upon merely the calf
,kia Of the iuest texture from 81 50 each War
ranied 10 please or the money returned. Made l0 VII
iian.Ir jl2
New-York tribune., 1842-01-12
CLEARED YnSrEspAy::

Ship Cstharine. Berry Charleston, Geo. Sutton.
Ba!ks IA pii, Ward, Havana, VI Taylor; Toulon, NICE
Guayama ? K, Z P Buck
Brig Mary A.eriIi, Hatch, Goree II Souhmay q ~o. .
Scllr Sagedshoch Goeld, Wilmington, G. be" =
Voc
New-York tribune., 1842-01-12

~ Kecne, the shoemaker, who murdered his
wife in Maysville, Ky, last September, was hanged
on the 3lst ult.