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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-07
FOR RENT

IL Gr1reIy store ON II street. shocsoe Hi an
OSt1 excellent 1'ani Tor business. Applv 10
EiStm DABNEN CAUTHORN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-07

psH To regular packet schr LAGRANGE, Crow.
skkb ID, master, having r.of rlrto i boa cargo .ura
- -ri. aui will meet will Dispatch r1r ta'tut. .f
Heti' upp'y u fhc Captain on iuafi az Ht.i.r r.t.
sauts' wharf. il WI ROWfEIr
ir2@ or FISHER a. ~NN.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-07

hN Tie lns PowHATAN now ON her way
3Akb ifiin Nru YORK nr QUO river. will be loaded d, DID
- Dispatch. For nc shtof l5Ilhis.. sunIs fo
3d., LEWIS LuDtAN a SON.
laNNftI cash advances made ou shiguIera boz f. en-.
r.-Nttsf ~ Whl l. 1 A son
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-07
Tucsd,v.in pe,ersb

To day, (Monday) at Exchange.
sl6Ce', iuun IL 81 lOO0, - Of 9ju, lG II TO- etc
Moo dawn. Tickets c..
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-07
FOR NEW YORK

kfN Tic regular packet srhr LEONTINT Euapr.
KID rls.rr having part OF beg frcrht engaged IN
- viii GOAL wi'n aii isrticu. For balance lt freiyff
oi l>gr. having good arconmoi auaus, ARMY to fh.
rt-tri 'n D'1r.i 81 Lrllu5 wharf, or
mug WM ROwIETT.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-07

rr< r'. r'.t,f ssbr LIBERTY. Hopkins, master
~ Vow '.I.rt. uI meet with I.rfirH. rDr Ta tIf
~ or s7. a fGlIy or board fPckefi's wftrf I'd
'1 l".t FISHER 4 sos
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-07
EnK HONTON-

m THO plcsct F-hr MARION. H'rrins. nader.
fSkb sI si on Monday lhc 7th instant w. OF three
low. ArPiy oa board, ort0 '
Lnlt r FOCg
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-07

i IT." Dwelling House over the sub-srih,.r'- sf,r,.
'sS1S n''nI" 'r family 20 office. Posscs1iop ,,, IN,
EIS i'"'"' .iAiely ID re4uHef, " "a lst OF April
TADB < GILES
New-York tribune., 1842-02-18

AirsroRTUNES NEVER coME SEGI.E.-I.osses
seem iobc-ei the United States Bnni, on every side.
We understand, SAYS the Philadelphia Gazette.
tlIat the block Of splendid stores DESTROYED
last night o. Lombard-st. wharf were among the
asset. Of this iII.t;lted institution. Araerican
New-York tribune., 1842-02-18

FRov HospvRsS.-Relize pspers 10 the IA
all. have. been received. y Belgian brig OF wg
had arrived Tn, object Of hcryiss is said TO be
10 ascertain. FOR she information Q! the Belgas
Government the capabilities FOR colonization q
The LAM; acquired b the English COMPANY in vegs
previo;.s 10 etTecting purchase from the SD
so4.v %; il interests in tue grant iron. tia &C.
ver.n,crt Of Guatemala.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-18

% We have just examined some Photographic
or Daguerreo,ypc LikeneSScs taken by -Nir. Van
Loan, corner of Chanlbers-,trec and Broadway,
which far surpuss any specimen. Of this an
which had previously fallen under our NOTICE.
They are indeed most spirited and iaiihtul Cal
and see.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-18
1-..Tt., Ricbmona star says .hat d.. Nsugaan

(. The Richmond Star says that Dr. Vaughan,
mo sho, voans peasants q, the Columbia Ho,el
some 1arcc yearzago, was kilsdrccent,y N Texas
vsttg!.,n Went 10 cowlit:e Young carpenter. .oy,
n.erl, OF Richmond. Tor some EXPRESSIONS TIA,
=vere used a,a pubic neeting; and as Vaughan
colared him, the yo,ac man seized a hnache and
cleft his s,nll 10 The brain. killing hin, outright
New-York tribune., 1842-02-18

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man #osa-l'u "0'" = '''i'a'''' '''S'''''7
lstu ni"ts s'' !io,,e, u. 's y
~ l'c purify sos''' "'' teslts' ''-''' t'.'''
Oh ever, shade 0. lalti "lo preference ..ss4e''
gladly III ms enjoyment o. 'ht lIssi'-"i'iseu 'r'ius'
Long VIII those honrs De remembered
Vt ...r-- .1,r.
docl;n.s, r,-olec;o, =, Gov,,.
I.ac ~ rrh; ,,,.,,l.., .r;s.,3. ,bo
moo, =; Corv.,, nox, Tr..da, :. pon,inn,,. :,
c.a.. ,,.,;:.,,r
t.. IL, ,.u;s,.,,,,rc TIA ~. pe,.,o=o, OHIO
and s,cuds = mod deal of his ,imo clcc.;oaeernc.
Tho,a.. Ean,,,1,. h.. c,od (, a,o r,ria,,
,.;.az Nn1 W. ,,,,,-1 o.,
----
FLORIDA III 'r'ii"rlai=l.egl, stature con
vcncd toward fE- 'nd OF last inoith. ana ''o'.
can 'ra'i-nite" ms annual Ncsshse u ui'!"'''s
that inc err'tory M. been iis"'veo :o'9Vo'oo1
| orzLo,d. looncd "a rho Ioion Bank of Florida.
,ybcbz;s believed 10 be pre,,y safe Tie Bank PAYS
~. ;n,orc., nuuc,roUy. and the State has heavy
.o,l ,.,o,o e.. .ocur;,v. Al $500 OO0
~, c5,,.,,1 10 md Tn, &c which :15( oO0
~ In .}l,.,,..oI1,,.
| .,-l.1 49,, IA b,o-=,,,,..,,..
,o.d la. ,,, ~. S,a,c l,s s,.c,,;,,,
..J nro,,,,l,. 81 sioo oO0 70 tho banL
&c ppns,coI, q. which the ;p,ere,, has not
boon ,,,;d and which tho bonds having been sold
On conditions, NOT warranted By the act authorizing
bcm The Governor souints AT repndiatinr. They
are held By Hope & Co Amsterdam, and Gowan
their interest, bu, the Governor thinks they have
no claim on the Territory till their remedy against
the Bank shall have been utterly exhausted. lhis
T,
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:; 'nl 49, ~, 81,
'o> a. .' ''''' y -,
cane W.T.. was 'h'' 7" '''s cai'o'o"'e 'o' '''' y"
at the election OF lS1o.
r--i-I.- - l:.,l lE,,.;
=, w.. n *.
.,,..,.,1 ,c..,-,..;,.aaa C MI.
,nd tho ,,;co shou he for the ,wcnty.dav notices
u ca ~. s.,o,,v-q,v 1o 50 81. ,o,al s3 so for
VIVA, in this District costs some SIC. The differ.
cnc, i IN item worth saving 10 the destitute Bank
run, or his Creditor.
~ \ convention Of ,bos. in the States of Ohio.
E.,,ncLv Ind;ano and Tennc,sec interested in
~. ,,o1,f,c,nyc of Iron i 70 be- held AZ Iop;s.
,.,,,=E, 10 -,L.s No,cbZ Tb. o.;.c, !. 70
collect and prepare such statistics and arguments
as shall influence Congress in its action upon the
Tariff, in favor o. Protection TO our Home later
- ----'----
Destructive flRE.-A t're broke ""f yes'ef-
day morning AZ a'o''' . . ei'1N III :, 'il"'''
cia we gather the following nccoun, of lis ravages.
rorr .a;o;n;np bricl hildiDpS-tbrce of then,
New-York tribune., 1842-02-18

~ The number of patients admitted into the
Nc~-Yorl Eye and Ear lnirmary during the past
year is l,l52. of whon $50 were cured 60 were
relieved. 87zremaiu under treatment. The whole
number admitted since the foundation Of The In
Urinary is 2l,6.E2.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-18

\t,,yYogg IlusEtN-Eapt. Pairiige, Tue di,ln@u>hti
Military Teacher, Di>rpinaran and scholar wi. ie'Nfta
- 'rt q, o ne I,mcs crd he igfuence Of ir4err
", 5g,r, II tic Rs9l,ion, winch lrrwan immense an
enct az Philadelphia last weeh Poo oallhy c9n,.nay,
,,r,i5yl EyerirrZ The now un.Qraie variety OF Car
hi, Museum ever open to all Sis''rfsihe wh"le
cents.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-18

IT TEMpsR,scE.--The Wa,hingonians ar. reScung
many from poverty ard degradation Thev snatch The. VIZ
tins 10 ,cmperance from the gutter and Abandonment To
words and attentions win their confidence nj esteem ami
enlist them IN the Of sorety and total abstinence
Some withstand the r-vuIsinn without any shock eIr
Constitution. "tiIl- others attacked with -lrum
mems Inch Is suh!ucd by Of Sherman Cam
phor Lozen-eS Formerly alcohol resorc- u s rel-
eiy, which only ,ubdGed The tame to burn tl brighter n
each subsequent attack. Now wherever temperance pros
Si!erTnan's Camph0r Lozengc> found, ana nothing
n the shape OF medicine begin compare "i hem
Tor their great virtues. Sv-ra! physicians now nothing
else fer the mania arising iroa nep-rance Manr orr
moderate drinkers them destroy the effects Of their
dissipation. lii Honor Mayor CLARK >Eermas Tz-
the valuable medicine, e, and ALWAYS
recommends them 10 h. friends who ire,ic. aid Or
Shrrvnai's Warehouse al 10 Nasareet one door above
Ann
New-York tribune., 1842-02-18

~ With reference 70 the recent ciandestne
marriage in this city, the Commercial has the fol-
lowing paragraph, from which it appears that Capt
Schinlcy will be defeated in his principal object:
We arc informed that for ten years to come the
present Mrs Schinlev can have no control over The
large estates devised 10 herby her grandfather, the
late General O Hara. of Pittsburg but is entitled
b. his viii 70 an allowance OF only one thousand
dollars per annum aud farther, that the consent
of her father to her marriage i necessary before
the property vests in the young lady at all. W.
shall be extremelyhappy If other individuals in-
pcated by rumor in this amcniabe affair clear
themselves from the charge of conniyancc or par
ricipation in proceedings which have excited 50
general feeling ofindisnation in this community
New-York tribune., 1842-02-18
FROM F1oRIpA-The following Isl from the
correspondent Of the Savannah RepnbL.can. ,lnted

correspondent OF the Sn"onnaEl KepHbI.can, dated
Pn.irG! February ), 1872.
The steamer Gen, TAILOR has t=retalncd from
Fort Mellon TO which post she departed ycstcr-
day with detachment Of noops undei.command
OF Lieut.. Murray, TO reinforce that garrison he
two Indians who came in under white flag at RI.
Mellon. have confessed ihatlheir party l. concealed
on the Ahapopg.. about lwenty-seven niles from
Fort Mellon. The command at Fort Mellon,
with the exception Of a guard left to protect the
po.f. was 10 march this day under the gliidanc:
Of one Of tn. Indians. who say- he Is cousin TO
WildCat (Coacoochee), 10 atrarb the hostile band
New-York tribune., 1842-02-18

II PARTICULAR NoTlCE-Those persons ha avg
furniture description dispose OF, or " no are Dlea
Iy ~ will i ready sale tor any poH"a
or all OF their goods BY sending their addre, or cnls
f,IoD" 70, E COTTON. 1871 Chats, Il
New-York tribune., 1842-02-18

n,, finn Of l.rrre Dearborn Co requested 10 rIa
fh~r IL writing Immediately the otiee OF Henry D.; De
nipr it:u.ney Noli Wal.>i. JI'"
New-York tribune., 1842-02-18
APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT.

By and with The ads!cr ana consent o; t! sttial''
S>NufL J. DorGLt>s be Judge the United
States for the Middle District Of Florida, IN The
place of William II. BrocacnbroHsh, declined,
VIA wa appointed intae place Of Aitred Batch.
resigned
ROBERT c. NICHOLAS. Ia he Attorney OF the
United States for the Eastern Di,trct OF Virginia.
Re-apPon;ed.
AL,RcrS C.Ry,y. re-appontei Surveyor AID
Inspector of the Revenue 1t Windsor, North Car.
Dina
0gNL. J. W 5. HovS commences o. Mon,
lay evening u course OF FIVE Lectures on Etocr
rioS at Clinton Hall We know that The eve
nings Of our lecturegoAg citizens mainly pre-
engaged bur wc bcspcak for AIr. Hows generous
attendance proerng assurance thai it Wi! BE-
richly rewarded Since the death Of the lanlenicd
Simmons. VIC have had 80 Lecturer on Eiorutio'l
TO dispute or share the sccpre with AIr. Hows
ana we t7>, the public will ttly testify their APP
probation alike OF the teacher and the SUBJECT.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-18
THE TRIBUNE
NEWBORN. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 10.
The EditoE d The Tribrn. h. t,esn cratited b,

- The Editofof The Tribrn. has been grstifed b;
application, from many persona iends Tor c9pe OF The
the lyceuII The Formation Character. and also by
more genera! requests for it, speedy publication The sim
pie fact however, tia; he tad previously accepted
ation 10 give the Lecture n"g,torng CITY
obviously forbid is publication al present, II there
other objection Should bold favorable recollection OF
his friends after opportunity has beer afforded him for
consideration and revision, Ill doubtless published
= For two Sonnets By J. e Lowell, the Precious
Metals No S, and Lake fisheries see Last Page
u For Communication on Rents, and an interest
ing account of the Choctaws see First Page
New-York tribune., 1842-02-18

= Facts worth knowingly positive. .tayI FOR liz. HAIR
falling ont, 10 restore II in bald place.
certain cure for al! rheumatism sud Swelc Limbs
exceptions.
A certain and positive Tor ,lr Plies in all cases
4 Narrated cure for al Bruises Scalds ard other sors
ans, Sor- Eyes.
4 positive for the Salt gIelIri
4 BEAUTIFUL Dye Tor The hair-'sill ao color The sni-
A certain cure for Corns.
Each OF these 10 be had i Mail-n Lane, and such
proofs Of ii1e>e acs as will convince al! Who VIII call or
seGd Ter them gratis.
Tic public ma, rest insured t-r,. fancy te a.
scrrioCs. t!2 Ct
New-York tribune., 1842-02-18

ry Wfroevcr has the Favor ana ..gut-with ~ SOON
i ~ :, ,I,,-or cough cr!,i III lis stead 81
an ,', ache or pa The head, dy>nep,a whltG 'Au,s.
,.lcl scar or yyor.> hrs children 20 dear, acute ~ ga
,h,,c Peters t great may hc oun4~ dealing cute> or ~
mile around and buy OF hie Lo1ense' there and
ac'll s1n b. relieved d his care 20 iG'is Nv o' S
~. ..-..n, f,r in snosh he can never h' nett
New-York tribune., 1842-02-18

Neikorshr hear zoss,iag lay,
Or Gup:d'> i-is-hen spit:
Ne;;srIsA; - -Tole ;hy heart away,
And Iacs itneI; 10 it.
M,taougi,y ,hy he.r; began 10 ulell,
AID minc 10 gravy flu,
TIL ba;h glow coa~enia! fri;.
md ac,;e,! INTO olI-.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-18

Y 4 convention of those in the States of Ohio.
kentucky, Indiana and Tennessee interested in
the manufacture of Iron, is to be held at Louis
vile. Kv on the eth OF March. The ohjcc, is to
collect and prepare such statistics and arguments
as shall influence Congress in its action upon the
Tariff in favor o. Protection 10 our Home Inter-
New-York tribune., 1842-02-18

,.rRIcAx Musru>L-r:e performances II III, E1pglar
l,li>e, an, vastly auiu,iHg aud rreproecbahr Tn,
m 4.rs,ye., OF Ms ravlor and Nr. C Booth: aN
,l. las; OF tie ceCanl uo,!e OF the Cy o. D9hn 10
morrow ateruoan a beautiful performance commences aia
-i.t -,[ me. grl icnton OF Fam.le-, Schools, Nc.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-18

NEW YoRX, February q, l3+2-
DEAR SIg-The duty ofay PROFESSION has exposed me- 10
colds asthma and punonlc complaints ncdpnl 10 this nm,
certain climate have been deprived OF the power Of
preaching b. honreness, and si.ou still be 50 had not
used your uledca,ed Candy TIED il Tor few times ana
ind my lungs healed ny appetite Improved my
voice clear, ami constitution evidently raDrove,i
therefore have hesitation adding Recommendation
the many who have experienced ttt efficacy OF your
Clarified Esseac- OF HorehDund
New-York tribune., 1842-02-18

II, bcruaalcDs and ThebeS-LEt.iLRt NE
pEATFD TIN. Evening. at Caiherwood', !D,liina -
PGl1-lfrg, al alf pa.,7 Panorama brilliantly l''u"
alta. No additional charge.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-18

,;,rr,s lIlcixr UoREnovNO CANDY nc at'cNtonoi
,DecttplIe cailcS This Important remedy
ior iIrarencs Sore Throat Cough, and eYsy Su'tom
t ~, ms country Pubic speakers also who after extra
ordinary md their lung, saTs ann panl 1sf foS
,l,.i7 n the proprietor should publish would NJ
,I,,,o,,s Of In, public papers Sold. wholesale am
r,,iI n, 49, Broadway, corner OF iiowarI-stE"t!-
New-York tribune., 1842-02-18

Premium 4zos STRoPs.-Prerniura awarded by The
American Institute The City Ne,sy ork The late Far
George Saunders, Los Broadway, or the best Razor
Strops ~ tls-
New-York tribune., 1842-02-18

r-7 G GARMENTS OF 'rHEBEST QUALlIi ,hfE ADa
Manufacturing Surtouts Winter focAs, 'Is y,"cn
e. are o.r, al reduced price, view OF the anvahee
,ta OF tli- at 20 Ero1lNay corner ..
tAuerican IIol-l) WI -
New-York tribune., 1842-02-18

% Judge Conklin has directed thar the Not-
ces in Bankruptcy in the Northern District in this
State shall be published Weekly instead of Daily,
and the price shall be, for the twenty day notices
81. for the seyenty-day do. s. so: total 50 50 for
wha, in this District costs some $40. The differ
cnc, is an item worth saving TO the destitute Bank
rupt or his Creditor.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-18
M suudu, evening lectures by u. y

rcoaaIoa Hal go roadeay =, s ar ppD1 l,th 2 sto :
. ~ ~ i,r,nent Those VIM ieri INTEREST.
~ ft srng. 81 M sacrs: scriptures on ,his slligS@
an, ,;., .rf ,:.rona;ry InyiIed 10 attenc 70 !
New-York tribune., 1842-02-18

GTwo dwelling houses in Paterson Nj,
were consumed on the 9th. a yonng man named
Acker w,rs run over BY engine and 80 injured
tina; his death Is expected.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-18

~ The Electors OF Windsor, Brooge Co.
without distinction Of party, held meeting The
9Th inst. at which resolutions were passed urging
The Immediate completion OF the New-lork aud
La 2 ,:lroaI
New-York tribune., 1842-02-18
Josiah Richards, AuctIone er ~,
~ Extensive Law 1.ibrary.-Will be soIu

JOSIAH Richards aucuohee I;;,., IA ,bi,
~ Extensive Law 1ibrary.Md or ,o,1 =, &
qi ~ the rooms oil the undersigned, commtncihg d. "
(rncla arsr, and well selected l.brarr OF La" D''"'
inrluiGg yery great variety OF Modsr kepoid "a.
,,y 81 ynsrs tI,yifgcqaent old English Reports &c +"
particulars see advertisement under Auction mead
Catalogues ma be had AT the store. 80 =
~ The rsen,b beers Of Ea2!r IL osc 20 y o. .e -
r1ra fiir sincere aaiS. Nr. Renoel, OF "i,f-sut
i b generous and no. p.,ablc IN winch he en".
ranrd them a, the tire Crn;festTeet on iie morning
,I,e' I-tt5 in., Nv order OF the Company,
r. J. OCkERSHAUSE&, Acting FofeinaiL
New-York tribune., 1842-02-18

q About forty persons have recently died il
Toledo By liberation OF the ,hroat-atrributed Il
the spring weather
New-York tribune., 1842-02-18

A., r,,o,,,;ounry lectures, with il!usFaisotsS,
, tt:iI Ill i5y NJ JoHS ". = HAws-Nr iaws WIZ
I5,r fnWr,- OF Five Lectures on Elocnuon al ti4p
III roan-nciug on Monday evening neXt, III" 2ist i't
New-York tribune., 1842-02-18
Res. WI. c. HAWLEY. % cro.by.st. \. Y.

1cF " VI q HANLEi % CrosbysI. =. !.
Chaplain the Cite Hospital
Sold At IS Dv!siOStreet 10 isior House 10 Broadway
Atwood rs cnrystree, OF CGnou-,reet: Timy-
corner of Fulton and Wia-srret A Sands 70 Full.
ion-s,. and corner Ct Chanbers-s;ree, and Broadway
lSa Fu!ton-,treet
Each Package must he signed,
fla J. PEASE 3 SOS
y Seth Geer, Architect and superintendent, OF the
erection OF buildings, Once IS Nerca Exchange lie II
New-York tribune., 1842-02-18

70 a large meeting in favor of the New-l ORR
and Albany Railroad was held a, Dover Plains
| Duchess Co on the 9th inst
New-York tribune., 1842-02-18

q The Dansville Republican Loco, HIS Just
been started in Livingston County,
New-York tribune., 1842-02-18

OHro,-Wc learn with regret tina, THOMAS
ConwlS positively declines a re-elecion a Cover
nor of Ohio. This will perplcx our friends, who
meetin Convention next Tucsdav to nominate q
successor.
JOIN BRouGH has been reelected STATE Auditor
b. the Legislature lie is the Benton Of Ohio.
and spends {, gnod dc, OF his time clcc:oneerins.
Thomas Kennedy has been elected State Librarian
yiccZ NIi>. Wing turned out.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-18

II WASHINGTON birthday is 10 be celebrated
al boonsboro'. Washington Co. Nd. by grand
temperance procession.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-18

i1,l
~ '' ~ INTRODUCTORY LECTURE
q e,toc,lt6 as applied the practical business o, ie,
,r The zane lately ycred by w. ilaws at Nc siul.s
nt and I've Eutger. Institutes before highly lnelseaa
a,ncgS tn, Lecture willbe fe Protesso nal stuG5is
and leads NJ ial., arr respectful. invited To attend
four succeeding Lectures viii ocelirered on is t9-oEs
Nopdar. until the course is-.ompleed he design Q. i
concluding Lectures VIII BE- n illustrate The terth e.,
81 Elo.uios required, Biblical ReaGing fapl. e.
queEce. Senatorial Eoqrencc OatorIcal or fopqi In
Guence Forensic Foquence Pociicat Read ee fo ~. I'D
ita,y OF Dramatic ile by selections rom All :.
other Standard authors 'rhe following specimen "n
y;rorceC IN the first 0. ie series on Monday evening"
2lst Inst.
BIBLICAL EEADIsG. yso, 10
Parable oi tn, Prodigal Son. 49,. Luxe chap ~.
PULPIT ELoQcEScE.
Extrac, ion Sermon on The necessity u,by,
OF pur. natiOCal morality, KEY W
SENATORIAL.
Exuac, from s2eeci before The rs Con p,,,ick Hear
eress on The Necessity Of Ressancr ra'''e" "
OaAToRIcAt. ...,o,
Othelo'- Address 30 The Senate
Character o. AZ IGtorrer
POLITICAL READING. ,tont
cu.ue Aral1 -
INITIATIVE OR DRAMATIC.
Iil- Bitter BIZ t0!ls-
Macbeth. Act H. Scene staEspcs-
Iotspur's d.scr> pon Fop StaApesIe
Tickets for III. Coure 81 admitting gentleman and wv
ladies' tickets for a single Lecture - cents adm.has
gentleman aud iadv Young persons . cents; 20 be 0oa
OF NJ Ias a; his residence I2d Mecer-stresi or u aa
door on the evenings Of the Lectures. tlsA
New-York tribune., 1842-02-18

friend was ready to take that bat others would no'
-.hev would have the whole or nothing-hophs
doubtless to get; better offer So the mar Piiu
nothing and our friend Wa made hi'l9ts.i 49,
ttlp,. his business broken Up, and ne has Oesi
,t,,,c or four years clerk. with no
-. e .,rx,ouu,ing his difficulties. He could
-. III he owed dollar for dollar, with The ilt;y
cont. that his insolventde stood ready 70
pav him, bu, Tor van; OF Bankrupt Law he was
made a bankrupt BE, too, will now regain his
freedom.
There are thousands Q; cases Ike the>e, IL
which this law VIII be the means OF emancipation
to hoaes;. prudent, worth: men, who for Tn1l: Of
some such provision were pining in bondage YAH
not our an,i-Banlsrupt friends think Of thee and
If they chance TO see knavcrv or Prodigalit:
cv;lding the payment o; VIVA, te justly owe under
the law. will ,hcv not consider whether il va, es-
sen,i;ll. better when there nt, bankrupt, Law
U TIE BALL OF TIE HEsET Clay CLUE
Of the Eighth Ward at INC Tivo Saloon as; eve
lingwo. one Of the most delightful festive gather
ings of the season No; les, than one tnousa!a
person. were in attendance mainly belonging to
the Ward, though number were present from
otller Wards The sinewy Mechanics al thT.;
thrifty and patriotic Ward had assembled TO icsti
their enthusiastic adnration Of the Great Cham
pon Of American Industry, while Eminence ard
Fortune eager: .!cd with them in the testimonial,
md Beaut. need II praise Tor the Great States
man bca,ned from a Thousand flashing eyes. We
weed hardly say, however, that the occasion w..-
in itself purely social and festive, and that NVl4is
Of every shade OF faith and preference mingled
gladly in rhe enjoyment Of the light-winged venus
Long will those hours be remembered
Ou,o-ITn- learn ui,h rorre, ,h3, IunY4S
New-York tribune., 1842-02-18

DJF The frs, celebration OF the Enterprise Lodge
of the T. o. of O. E will be held this evening al
the Tabernacle For Programme OF the musical
performances E. se. advert cr,ent