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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-03-26
GARDEN SEED,
WARRANTED FRESH AND GENuiNI


WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
1 RTlCHOkE-Green Globe
- ASPARAGUS Giant ur Dutch
EEANSIarge and small Lima, Scarlet Runners, Red Cram
SNAP EEtNS-Early China Early Yellow. Paris six week
Refuge or coo 10 one, Red Marrow, Eariy Mohawk
DEH1Eiriy Flood Turnip Ruo,cd. yellow do Long Flood
Yellow and Whit" French Sugar, Manse NurizeI
EROCOlI-Purpc aud White
CABBhGE-Early York, l.arg. York, Early Sugarolf do
Bat;er-ca Late acrca, Fiat Dutch, Drhcad Large Ecnsen
Drumhcai Savoy, Gret Cured savoy, Red Dutch
CAULiFLOWE R-Eary and Late
BRUSSELS SPROUTS
CELERY-Whiie Solid
CAREorLong Orange, Loag Scarlet Early Horn, Altering
CRESs-cued Peppergrass
CrCUMBER-Eay Frame, Early Cluster, Long Green, Cher
kin for rohlmg
CORN Early sugar Early Tuscarcra
ESDNE-Green Carried
EGG PLANT
kAI.E-Grecn Curled Scotch, Rape
LEEk-l.ar.e Scotch
LET'TUcE-loyal White Head Ice, Brown Dutch Early
CuTled Silesa, White and Gnrn Coss
WATER MELON-f'nest kinds
MEI.0NS-Grrcn Cit.un Nutmeg, Pine Apple
NASTUEriEN--
MUSTAED-Wh Medicinal aud Brown
0NloN-siivcr Sku. hci!uw Duica. Iariy Red
Charlton, Euc i.s,an, Dwarf Mayfawlat, Bishops Dwarf Pro
Iiiir
OKHA-
rEPrEG-cayennc and Squash
PAR>Hlp-L"ns v hir, Gu;uicy Dutch
PAESI.EY-i'ine Curicd
RHuRARD-t' nlula,ed f,r Tara
Rt9nlSii-loag Scailoi, :oii Top Long salmon, White
TurEip, Red Turnr, u ack Spanish
SAlSiFi-ur Vegetable oyster
SPiNACli-
sQrAs;I-Eag;y nns Orange war.ed, Yellow Crook Neck
ToNATO-Iar.c Red and Yellow
TCeN!"-Wh,c Fiat iiI,c; Red Top Large English, Nor
folk, Rata i;aga
FLOWER SEEDS aad ECaBoUs RooTs-a large assart-
WILLIAM PALMER
Feb Off
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SSTAMMERING CURED-Persons afflicted with the above
~ disease be relieved in fom three Icy making
personal application Ia H. g. Briggs, Of IN; and streets,
Few d"o-s irow tho Httg Office.
y. ..-So charge made unt,S relief obtained.
- l. 6. hti-cS VII! Leave this city ahou the 10Th April
Ert, eff
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! SEAr AM COMFORTABLE RESIDENCE WANTED
The lgeflj>e. wishes to rent Tor small family D"e'.'"e
&c., vua Garden attached in Il De, nIe n-giDorc"d n
-,li Possession wanted bY e Isl o aPfh Enquire al
'tiirr Of Inc enquirer, Main street .
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NIRct>IN l.. OFFICE, ftcnMo>p, Fhs. 18th, ie4.
pF ue f,,oGtoa adopted by the General Assembly oil
Virginia. on t 9Th day Of February, 1872, to hereby give
, = 40 persons hagin. claims the state of Virginia Tor
BOUNTY, their heirs % assigns, I" present me
~ To- Aiiistr-t before the diy of March, ISIS, such
n.- forever taer~a-, considered and held la Tee void
the ana, officers and soldiers were returned 10
Boar! If f a, lie close Of the WIZ entitled to land bounty
:. IL. PARKER, Reg. H. OGee.
~. s. II
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In :ie Tinted prgist,
.Norf,'t, ~ farch, lei2
THBENEIER COREY al the Borough OF Norfolk, having filed
~ petition, PRAYING at lie he declared Bankrupt: Ii Is
ordered That al persons claiming he creditors al the SAID
Corby, show Tie Court the Isl day al
Nav why the said EbeneZe Cobv should not he DE-
ciaicd Bankrupt. iusuan, Of Coa.r"S, in that be-
half c,y Published in the
according the laud and aith Rules of Court.
\ Copy-Teste,
A. y. CoWDERY CIR.
March ID3-WJw
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.ys me4l, oa'y, $50 per year,

,,njutu wishing rcard ty the yeai. month, or quarter
did,. y.Ii ta cali anu :ise for thomSeres
WM. ". DIX, Proprietor.
v-. .. i06-aw
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I'm Eastern District
Norfolk March (, lsil:
GEO. G. HATCH, Of the county Of Norfolk having filed pc
" ttioi prayns lee declared Bankrupt Is
derd Nil persons Ginning 10 e creditors of the said Geo. t.
Hatch show the t"r the first day nf May Term neat,
why the George Hatch soud be declared Bankrupt,
uu that hcalf; and that oi
This published in the newspapers according the 22nd
and 9th Rules of Court.
a Copy-Tes!e,
A. A. COWDERY ok.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-03-26

/ = ~
! s.us ~. open q SCHOOL For iOtIG LADIES, IN Tie
.gni E.e-l. :. T., tie l2ih dag OF May next
5 g,a'jaI to furnish thorough and elegant Ldmcat'on,
# e best lat ran he Obtained Ia the ci'y ct New York. OF
rms No.laefn School.
school Buildings, situated ia beautiful and elevated oak
,s fl.H tir m,,t SPACIOUS accommodations, The Dormi-
NlcoVeS, for Young ladies' eaci o' a
& u privacy and a; the sane time tree cirru-
1rr a.4 lrnnre provided by the school, except bed
bei, WILT D. furu..s,a aud fl~as
itar.-tur Board, including washing and every incidental
ase, " Tuition ia En.iisA Latin, &C. oo per session,
a'- In advance.
clra-s sail b. French! Italian, Music Drawing,
mad Ornamental Needle WorS al the usual pfices oil Tie
'rf$ 1asreni BE- 10 o'ter cers ehargs
,Ni' d. admitted I'll an! age desicd ;.
Rector Of Tie School, Will he allowed 10 i1vr an ac-
aug shop the Ctty. disregard Of this pfnII-
p wi tt followed icy immediate dismiS>"n from the
M So!ofs vii be received such rarer: Guardians
.f-a 90 ia tIle .laCe.
te seas wubr divided into of five months each
is commencing, after the 1T term. on the leh "i Way
tt1itu. the ljth octrhcT,hc later commencing On
gt o; November, aud terminating tine auth ct April
tpguot- admission the SShoo may he made To the
Rev l. Iyr, H. T., The Itev. L. :. Aias"a ~ - NJ IA
A q, TIE Rev Mr. Sncdcs, N-y lok, until Isl hay,
Sod Aitt ta.; period 10 M Sns!eS at Raleigh
REFERENCES.
@a3Hse-Ihc Esv. y Eapie u. d., aud the Rev William
t.d.r-The Rev Il. Cohbs and Messrs White & Hume
'gl.-lhe Rev. H. VI. Miller and George Rowland Esq.
CAROLINA,
@ r. Rex. L. :. Ives, =. D. and tc Clergy q the Diocese
aea.-Tae Hoo Duncan Cameron, the '!o lanes I,e'rl,
@ Re hard Zines, ilc Hon. George l.. Htiscr. the Hon
3d. smud,rs the Han. JOAN H. nvau N'li,am H. Hay
Gr.r.e w Nor.eoii gnl Chtr'"> Many, E'GGifeS Drs
' ASA Ncswt',, t!ItleS L. Hinton, VI. L. Gales, and Ed
. H.. Ficc.aan, EsqGires
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WHOLESALE AED RETAIL. GROCERY. COMMISSION AND
FORWARDING BUSINESS.

FORWARDING BUSINESS.
7 HAVE the old aud well established! stand lately
pied Messgs David Anderson Jr, Co., Of and
I3th streets purpose ofcrniucn- the above named bush
ness The services Of Mr.. David Anderson J
and A. Mosh;, late members III the said
assist prosecution q. The business From ;hcr expert
grocery department and the wheat trade and
il Tie trade Trust hy strict attention NJ hn;ncss
-. a Ia. .,.
h"c" " w, -,ilac. solicit return Of The old friends
ai n,na OF the laie finn Of David Anderson J,
"a ~ well =. puhc generally laying in stock
Of Groceries expect ~ the Isl April I" have assortment
ra, far ir forwarding u goods country, particular at
rnlion VIII he paid department the business
Wa. ANDERSON, ia.
ptfl,,npa March 10Th
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In the United Court for The Eastern District Of Virginia.
18th March, lei2:
AMJEt s. fUQrA Of the county Of Camphell having flied
, ne,,ion pray M that may declared Bankrupt: II Is
ordered al claiming 10 BE- creditors of c said Sa-
nncl : Fuqua the Court, the a;h day Of May
n, a. why tin said SAM Fuqla should not bc declared Bank
rup pursuant Con t, behalf, a1 that copy
of his order published III the papcS, according In the !d
and 9th Rules uf Court.
Copy-Teste, - -
March i0-wiw.
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) OFFICE To FARMERS AM THE PUBLIC GENERALLY.
W. are now ready Pahrr'oa,' mclf ork No -, oppo
Gainesville Virginia. t" rrcrivr and forward all produce I'll
ln!IIr. That he entrusted 10 our
care warehouses; Hnlbehouse &c. afe ~ good condition
"a prr them from We Will have draws constantly
ready any tho above articles either 10 or from the LAID
kag. .
For drayaee and respan, tobacco, present charge
inv cents hocslead wheat lour manufactured tobacco"
&C. aud about the same rnporti"n We hope 10y our constant
IN business 10 merit share al pubic patronage
and when the sg'y despatch and
nv are understood, ey Will ind greatly To their interest
' PEMBERTON & WALTON.
Observation-Disclosures, Gibson & Th'n;on Rsc..o'G Ran
Jo,u!, Harrison, (oacaan9: John e. Page, Cambersgad
~ T. For information If the Sunsidtrs, would inform
the M that H.. free of charge. cement
Ia, been made hy the James River kana"ia Company.
+. <. W.
March mi,
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% cXerY, hg wRIrrss request Of IN. Parent or Gnatd
iac Rector 81 Tide School, viii lee allowed 10 have an ac-
fa auy shop city disregard Of thiS ife
aou wHi te followed bs immediate dIsinS>i"n from the
New-York tribune., 1842-04-01
Destructive Fire.

Yesterday was sad dav for thousands ID our
CIV I, witnessed the most disastrous conlagra
non tina, has occurred among Us for a long time
one which, rendered more families houseiess ana
,omfortless than any other within our recollection
The FIRE broke out at about halEPast 3 O'Clock IN
tie afternoon 1t caught, as IS supposed, by a
spark from furnace used for backsmithing pur-
poses in a wileclwright's shop owned by Mr. Rey-
nods, No Fl Dcancy.strcet corner fCrystie, and
directly opposite the Second Congregational
Church. which was saved with considerable diff
Guilty Several persons were at work in the room
below at the time When the fire was first dis
covered by some person at little distance, IL Is
said single bucket Of water would have cXtlt-
guished it; but so dry were the materials IN the
building, and SO strong the draught OF wind
tina, before any one could reach it the whole build
ing was in iames--and their progress was net
even checked until the destruction was lamentahly
extended The wind being very high from the
southeast the fire in less than AMOUR swept
away that whole block, bounded by Delaney, Crys-
tic, Broome and Forsyth.streets, except the large
brick dwellings on Broome-street, from No. 3l0
20 324, which by great exertions were preserved
though all their ou,-buildings and the dwellings
IN the rear we're consumed. When the fire reached
Forsy1h-s,rcct it was hoped ihatits progress might
Be stayed; but it swept, almost instantly across
orsytll-street, burned the dwellings and other
houses between that and Eldridge-strect, and
swept nearly the whole down to Broome. With
great exertions the flames were here arrested.
The following is list of the property destroyed
with its estimated value and the names OF the
sufferers the amount of insurance we are una
bic to state The buildings were nearly all
New-York tribune., 1842-04-01
Co., n.--,er. Coming

CORRESPONDENCE OF The Ne"-fork Tribune
A larse and spirited meeting was held at New
e,n r, yesterday bv the friends of Tariff,
distinction Of party. Resolutions were passed
recommending a discriminating Taria. Fifteen or
twenty Delegates chosen to represent this
County (W;ndfam) at the Convention TO be held
in New-York April 9TH. This County is wide
awake TO their true interests. as Is the STATE
Large meetings are being held in almost every
part Of the State Let the majority in Congress
do their duty regards this SUBJECT AID they will
have redeemed every pledge they have ever made
A. w s
New-York tribune., 1842-04-01

ArRrI FooI.-Nnny viii this dav have some Joke played
upon them oi this anniversary and llanN
VII! also make April Fools OF themselves Whoever has
cooch cold or any other disease and goes after the com,
mon track instead OF Shertaus M,Icacd Lozcn%cS, VIII
find himself only fooled OF hi, moneys hut out 81 MS
health Slermans Lozengcsare the true ai GENUINE ,'ne,,
ard not cot up gull The pubic wilt They nave been
fully tested for more than wears and recon-
renl.d By many rst physicians aud uSe,t IN our
trs, tamIlirsMavor Cark's, i. Sherman BOwne>. Esd,
and n host oi others IL is strange how always
ready when good thing is introduced nn notice Ia under
take get up something 10 initiate IL Many efforts nave
been made to get up ozenges hut none can BEGIN 10 com
pare with the true ShcrnaS ozenge> and none posses,
the SAME qualities Therefore be particular OF wlnr and
where Won purchase ard that Shnrnaps nam" son the
top md around each box. ri, warehouse Is al l Nassau.
street. BranchoFices, Ledger Budins Philadelphia and
S Staie-slre,t Boston.
New-York tribune., 1842-04-01
yyououi-BrLwER,S NEW NOVEL,

,y-Fivc Cen,.!-An Extra ouadrupc Brother Jocs,,s,
Nh be published on TUESDAY next, containing las Fs
ovel complete, IRON The LONDON edition in 5 vol<
Ii Will be printed IN Lbrary FORM a2d contain sS.t =
ases aaordin valuable addition TO The IS volume on
Library Jonathan, which eio>e, on the @5iIus-
Tbs VII ,l.o be rare opportunity o7 peI>o,s> w,,
u forward sir country irieri> ,ht !a,c>; and r ,,,.
rr novel OF the day rs ,hs prs;a VIII BE- irua 70 Z.
.cnts only.
Single copies p cents be had al the JoaaiI..n os-
Is, Nas>,u streets a; hyi0rd> New, o:es i6i Bos-,
nd O. a I tie uew>:ncn, n t.
New-York tribune., 1842-04-01
CITY INTELLIGENCE.


S!IuRsDAY, April l.
COURT OF OYER AND TERMINER.
Before u,i RuggIes and Aldermen Jones and Bradhurst
The Grand Jury into Court with bills of ndct-
men agans, for obtaining goods under false
tcnces.
The Court then adjourned to ha.pas 10 O'Clock this fore
CIVIL COURTS
In the Sheri's Court the lunacy OF r. L. Stuart and
Alexander Stuart against Agnes Stuart has been postponed
U. $. DISTRICT COURT.
Before Judge Belts.
Several petitions passed decree. Exceptions
taken 10 those OF Christopher Y. Wempc and Henry w.
Christie Moses Bean James, Richard Oakley, Peter r.
wyckoi, William D Jujson and Edward Judson.
j. Thc Weekly Tribune for Saturday, April .
CONTENTS:
..POETRY.-where artt thou, Wanoercr, where. The
History Of Life.
2.AN ACCOUNT OF THE GREAT TEMPER
iNCE FESTIVAL in NewYork, with the entire
Speech of :. Dutcher Esq. reported exclusively
for The Tribun..
5..ANCIEST AND MODERN ELOQUENCE from
the Southern Literary Messenger.
4. GOVERNOR DAVIS'S Letter Gen. Talnadge
Home Leagues, Tariff &c.
5..MR. LYELpS THIRD AND FOURTH Lee
TURES on Geology, reported with great Tor
tbs paper and Illustrated by Diagrams.
6.LITERARY NOTICES.
7..ASSO CIATION Articles.
8. New-Yorl Legislature.
9..EDITORIAL>.
o.The Yeas and Nays the Vote of Censure Oh Mr.
Ciidings OF Ohio
WASHINGTON CORRESPONDENCE and Con-
:,re.-ional Proceedings
l2..EDITORIAL Correspondence from Albany.
l5..LETrER rom England No. VIII, giving an account
OF Dublin and a visit 10 and conversation, with
OCnnnelI
i4..FOREIGN NEWS.
l5. Important News from TeSas-Invasion and War with
Mexico.
l6..Pre>:dcn: Tyler'> Message
-l7.Gov sEwAltD'S Veto of The Bank Commissioners
Bill.
Observation-Disclosures workInen 90 Farns-City
Darllie.-Pans Tor the Season.
80. ..New-YoIk Cattle Market.
20. Retail prices OF Provisions, Fuel Fruit, &c. New
York.
81. Commercial and Money Matters for The Week.
az..Review OF the Markets
= The Weekly Tribune printed very large Double
Sheet ard is furnished subscribers the at the
low price OF = 90 per Single numbers al the Coun
ter or FROM E-ws-ESys at 81 cents
rGREtELEY McELRATH, 81. .Ann-sueet
New-York tribune., 1842-04-01

D.! We recommend tie public attend the sale oto's on
the ,owerv loh lllh lih anil9 streets whichwiIl take
place at the Merchants Exchange this day at / O'clock
tv w Dnmont. Anthony j. Bleecher, Arctioneer
New-York tribune., 1842-04-01
SlAH JONES, down 10 York.
To Major Jack Downing, on TO Washington City

ERROR Commemorative stated few days since, that
Lord ashburton had arrived II mistake What we
intended say that Tor spirits dyspepsia coughs,
colds sea-sckness, urred tongue and worms Peters
Lozenges the best, they the most popular
of all modern rcmedeSwhch Is Yet more important news
than would lie the arrival OF ; the lords Cbiistendom
Offices i59 Broadway, 4l6 Hudson 2l0 Chatham 80 and
$50 Bowery and IS Hudson and 90 North SIKH
street, Plad phia Peters vegetable Tooth Paste sold a>
above is also very superior article Try and you'll
never have other as lOnr rs You live.
New-York tribune., 1842-04-01

Total.
Besides the buildings named above. there were
a great number of small tenements situated in the
rear of the different houses, communicating with
the main streets by alleys and passages and inhab
ted by the poorest families, consumed. Many
Of these unfortunate people all their furniture,
of frugal industry had enabled them to accumu-
late. Though but little of tho property was owned
10y them. the loss to them is far more severe than
to the proprietors. We should say that Mt least
one Hundred houses were destroyed and nearly
two thousand persons deprived of shelter.
We have heard Of the loss Of several lives but
as no names have reached us, hope the rumor
NAV be untrue. There is little doubt, however,
that three you0c children persisted IN the flames.
Their mother as we hear, lived in a little room in
the second story Q! one of the buildings; and the
fierce flame bursting through the wall, gave her
the first intima,ion she had received of the fire.
The room was instantly filled with smoke and
flame, and to save her own life she was forced TO
leave her three children to the devouring fire
Several less serious accidents occurred, but none
we believe that are likely to prove fatal. \ little
colorcd child was severely injured b. being dropped
from window TO save its life. Two or three
were slightly wounded by the falling OF a ladder
upon them.
We learn with deep regret, that Mr.. JoHs w.
HAKpEShRooK, one of our most respected and in
nuentia citizens fell dead at Fri,zs Hotel. at the
corner OF Edridge and Broomc streets. during the
destruction OF his property. His age was about So
The itemen did their duty nobly: the wind
which blew almost tempest the drvness of the
materials. and still worsc-becausc i, might be
rcmedied--a lack Of seater, caused the extern Of
the contlagrution. So high was the w;,d bo,
flakes of FIRE were blown to Broome, be,weer A,.
torney and Ridge streets, which set on FIRE and
DESTROYED the roofs of TIVE dwellings.
tG5 At about the same time with the grea, ire
IN Delaney street, another broke on, in the rear Of
Nos. l2a and l26 Anthony street. in the block
bounded by ln,hony Centre, Elm and Pearl SIS
Eight or nine two story wooden buildings were
destroyed, and about fifty families deprived OF
homes Flakes few across Centre street aud sci
the root OF dwelling house on fire; but the flames
were soon extingushad
q 4 large and spirited Homo Industry Meet.
ing was held at New-Brunswick, n. j. on We'd
neSday, when twenty-onc Delegates were chosen 10
atteld The National Convention, and measures
:, taken to form County League.
New-York tribune., 1842-04-01

LAWYERS DIARY April J.
C,iESeKR oF rriE CIRCUIT COURT THIS DAY.. Is. l25.
I2s 1884, lS6 1885, Isl 49, ISL li, l5, l5S, 6i l65, l6',
lbs, le7, l6S
New-York tribune., 1842-04-01

PEALE's lfusEuM.-This establishment is daily growing
into greater with the discerning public It's attractions
really Of superior order There are no commonplace
isms cap.raps. The managrnrntis ahoveboari, lbc
raj and gentlenanly and happy he informed that
ranks among the first gentee recherche resort See
bills @ the day.
New-York tribune., 1842-04-01

AMERICAN MusEUM.-Sp!cnded attractions every day and
night this week, for which advertisements Schools
families, c.Hil remember the splendid day performance
! | inlnnrrnW afternoon.
New-York tribune., 1842-04-01
Commercial ana Honey Matters.

TI sale, ,. }av were no; large and prices varied not
rs,v from, Yesterdays quotations. In State Stocks III!
moi, SKIES el off . aa,. ndiana Fi.es improved !; Lo"g
IIan, Railroad .eil ot = Mena,rk StoninsioaimPFoved
New-York tribune., 1842-04-01

IT CIGAR CASES OF superior quality at the Magic SiroT
Mandatory. 102 Wilam-strre Also rocket-Books, wal
| Let Rnunr Er Lc
New-York tribune., 1842-04-01

=ARRrsr oF PIcKpoCKETS.-On Wednesday at
ternoon. az the steamboat Rochester was lying at
the wharf at Albany short tin,c precious start
ing 70, this city officer A. NJ. c. Smith of the
Ncv-York Police saw amongst the persons on
board three notorious piclpockets, named James
Gailagtcr Shnrtcy alias Saroney and another
knownby the soubriquct of English Jack. Antici-
na,ing their intentions he sent up for two Albany
officers. and after pointing out the pickpockcts,
instituted inquiry as to whether any OF the pas
sengcrs had lost their pockct-books and three OF
them were soon found to DC in that unpleasant cat.
erorv One OF them was General Chamberlain,
OF Allegaav county. who had been robbed of his
pocket-book containing upwards of 800 in bills
and drafts, &c. together of the value %! nearly
$1,000 Tie pclrockets were then seized. when
on the person Of Shoricy was found the lostpuckct-
book of tic General with all It's contents and the
three checaiieTS 8 indastfi. were then ken on
shore and committed toprisol.
AST1cIrArEp DEArHoF 4 Observation-Disclosures
Adams who was committed to prison on the 18th
, Tarlary for the murder of his wife, was attacked
some davs since with disease attended with gen
cral proslration and was yesterday afternoon so
extremely i'll to be specchcss, and with little if
any hope of recovery. He will thus escape the
trial for murder, which was to take place during
the present ofthc Oyer and Terncr
MARRIAGE AT THE POLICE OFFIcE.-A man
nanlcd Patrick a. Finley, wl,e-was- in prison on
a chursc Of afiation preferred against him by
Margaret Hcdican, was yesterday brought out and
united in marriage by Justice Stevens to said
Margaret and they left the office to live together,
both apparently we'll pleased with their improved
condition.
~ = fire broke out last night at about y
o'clock in the comb shop of Mr. Frazer, No.2l
Maiden Lane. Some little damage was done to this
building and the adjoining dry goods store. The
fire cxtnguished.
Z[J7 \ Are broke out Yesterday at about , o'clock
=. NJ. in the milk house of Mr.. Garrctson, at IIar
sinus, \. ]. The building, with its barns and
other outllouscs, was burned to the ground, and
lhiyiv-thrce COWS were consumed.
10 The Legislature of Iowa has refused to cx-
empt the Quakcrs from the performance of mill
tary duty.
q Or the ,3d ult the lumber yard of Nose,
Brooks, Esq, at Cincinnati. was burned. Loss,
$1,000.
New-York tribune., 1842-04-01

70 JAMES CAMPBELL, Esq. has been nominated
by the Governor as Associate Judge in the Com
mon Pleas Of Philadelphia, in place of Judge RAN
WALL r,sirnch
New-York tribune., 1842-04-01

Bs.,i.ea. 'rl,at the organization OF Democrats clay
clafin tbs ward meets eur decide, appreciation aad W.
have u belief THAT eucrgv VIII accomplish hs tc'iia'' m
reax,i untl Harry of the West; Inc might
voice OF a free people. President o' the mon % ,,.
II u,,r,>,. Sacr,,,ry al Il
New-York tribune., 1842-04-01
THE TRIBU n E.
FRIDAY MORNING, APRIL j, 1a4a.


ry General Committee Of DenocraIc
l,ix Yonng rgen.-A regular ncsiing o' .I,e an4se
tnmnIf,c vii, held the Broadway HOUSE. on rtoaF
ST"; ,,-'I ! a. ? o'clock By order
ALEXANDER W, BRADFORD, Chairman.
CHARLES X. rAYLoR}
Public Notfce.-The Democratic F" ne h.e,,o.S NJ
of the civ and County requested 10 a.1enu
Meeting to be held National Hall Cana'ee on
DAY EVENING April 5,h, at7s o'coeh' %
Report of the County Convention appo"''e' -
.lidate for Mayor. ,.;a.
DS o''e' u e.e PETER S. TITUS, Chairman
THoM IS McElRsrt, Secretaries.
ns;s papers IN he City ,ri please to 1b'pi
ms ,,otice til Tuesday. a.
7y Fox LITERARY No7lcEs AND An ARTICLE on " AT
Tn active INDUsr KY, SEE FIRST FACE
II For OUR REPORT or PROF LfELl. bhCTe '' o' MT
Origin OF Coal. SEE LAST PAGE.
FoR News EY THIS MoRSISC's MAIL, SEE NEXT fAot'
New-York tribune., 1842-04-01

~ Mr.. O. BAcHELER will deliver Lecture il
the Dclancey-street Church this evening. which
we are confident will be well worth hearing.