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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-15

In the United States Ccur, for the Eastern District OF vr,
gina, Feb. lah, 1879:
a pDlsoS J FORD, q the county Of Buckingham,
"A having Med a petition praying that he may be dcelar-
ed bankrupt: Il is ordered, that all persons claiming TO be
creditors Of the said Addison J Ford show cause q. the
court on the 80 dy Of March NEXT. why tho said Addison
J. Ford he not declared a bankrupt pursuant to the act OF
Ccurress In that behalf, and that a copy OF this order be
rules OF court.
ACopy-Tes;c,
feb 81 wSw n GIBSON. elk.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-15

In the United states Court for the Eastern District OF Wiz.
r-, sinin, February 18th, 1872.
DhIhk q. COSBY, OF the City of Richmond. having
4 mel apetIiion praying that he may be declared bank.
Iult MS ordered that all persons claiming To Toe CREDITORS
ol NE said Peter G Cosby show cause TO the court on the
E'dnay March neN, why the said Peter e. Cosby be moi
uteated bankrupt pursuant 10 the act OF Congress in
mar nchalii and thata copy Of this order be published In
the ncwspdpefs according TO the 2j and 2ith rules OF conTt.
Acopy. Tcste,
el6 w5w HENRY GIBSON. Cpk.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-15

FAMILY Roc Hcrdogs, in whole AMI hall ibis
MOL Mackcrcl, IN kifs-or sale.
lac n. NJ nuuroN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-15
10 the United si..es conr. ir De Eastern psmeto l ID

III ne United STATES Couri. for the Eastern District OF Ntr
Einid, Feb. p. 1872.
EDWIN TERRELI, ofthe County Of CoorLiapJ b,v,,.
~ MEDIA petition praying that he mey be declared bank
OF the said Edwin Terrell show cause 10 fhc conf o N ~
80 DAY OF March next, why the said Edwin Terrell lie NOT
uee'ared bankrupt pursuant 10 the act Of Congress IN
thaf behalf, and that a copy OF his order Re publIsbed in
The newspapers according to the 22d and 2ith Tnis. Of
court. ' '"NS VI
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-15

In the United STATES Court. fol- the Eastern Di,iticf of Viz.
gnia, Fcbrury Dist, 81 40:
WILLIAM GOFF, Of the town OF Manchester h,xi,,
w filed a petition thar he may be declared a bankrnpi,
u is ordered, That all LeTsous claiming 10 be creiiforSo n,
the said William Goh, show cause u the Court on he 23i
day otMArch next. why the SAIL William Goff be NO, da-
eiareda bankrupt, pursuant to the act Of Congress In thar
behalf; and that n copy Of this order be published In tLc
newspapers, according % the 2d and 2i;h Rules Of Court.
fe p VISA HENRY CIRsnS III
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-15

IN TIC Inltcd rtafcs Couu Tor thr Eastern U-fUrt I'D "
- gnia, February 18th, 1872
JOSEPH X. BAlLEY,o OF the County of Amherst. having
~ hleia peuhon praying that ho may be declare da banE
IlpI Hls ordered, that all persons claiming 10 be Creditors
OF ne said Joseph Il. Bailey show cause 10 The conn on
me Niuay or March next, why The said Joseph X. HALEY
DC not declared a bankrupt pursuant TO the act Of Congress
IN mat behalii and that a copy Of this order tie published
~ me newspapers according 20 Mc ri aud 9th rules or
court. Acopy. Tsstc- ~ "
r. 10 w5w HENRY GIBSON Crk
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-15

la the tnrcf states count for the Eastern District OF vr.
gina, February 18th, 1872
Geo IL TONPKINs, OF the Civ of Richmond b,yi,w
~ hbd a petition praying that he may toe declared a
Bankrupt Hisordered, that all persons Claiming to be re.
ditors ol he said Geo II Tonpkins show cause 10 the
rohrio on ne <id day OF March neIi, why the said Geo II
lohpElns ue not declared a Bankrupt pursuant 10 the
act OF CONGRESS IN that behalf; and that a copy ofthIs orIcr
2ili rules Of Court "N
Acopy. Tcstc,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-15
IN BANKRUPTCY

inthe United States Court, for the Eastern District OF Viz
r gins, March 10Th, 1912:
a WATSON, ofthct town of Lynehhure nav.
- ing MED petition, praying that they may be declared
oahkrurts; II Is ordered, that all persons claiming &c be
ereuliorso OF the said Horner a Watson show cause 10 the
court on,he l2h May next, why the said llornerS Wat
sou DC NOT ucclai cd bankrupts pursuant TO the act Of Con
greSs In that behalf, ari that a copy OF this order be pub
hshed IN the newspapers according TO the 2d and 2si
rules OF court. Copy-Teste,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-15

In the Uatcd states Court, Tor the Elsfem District OF Wiz.
gtnia, February llth, lSis:
RENJAhIN ikEEN, OF the City OF Richmond, hav.
- ins tled petition praying that he may Toe declared a
bAnSrupi; u IS ordered that all persons CLAIMING I, no
creditors OF the said n W Green show cause 4. t,s Conf
on me 81 tay OF March next, why the sail u " Green bc
not declared a Bankrupt pursuant TO the act OF Congress IN
mar bebal; and that A copy Of this order be Published in
inc newspapers, according TO the 22d ami 2i,h rules of
cour. Acopy. Tcstc ~
fel w5w HENRY GIBSON Ck
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-15

CJU0oPsTIONs III, a. n.
- nl Oniedsiates, IN reference, prncipsly n, ~ ~
pobbnehsai spffSls raymenis' BY Albon Gsnsiln, Rsq. ins,
lsls s SMITH, DRTNEER q MORRIS.
MAhEscAs ORAL SYST en- lnnee, sgooiv -.
AVA Se'Vod' eH SMITH, DRINKER& HokRls'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-15

!" VOC Dmleu states Court tor tie EaStetn Distucf OF yr.
-.,v,,, gnih, February 18Th l.i2-
SAMuEL CRANE aud JAS Z NEW. ,oftbc C,,. pt..
= hohu' having hlea a petition praying that tlev ,u,y d..
declared BanErupis: u is orlereJ,that iii uersSus Co.,
,ng 10 ne creditors Of The SAID samuel Crane ami LAM" e
NcN buoW cause 20 the Court on the 23d lay Of Ntreb.
nett' WY INC said samuel Crane and James p Ncw M.
ny declared blnkrupis pursuant 10 the act Of Congrces
'hlha Oehalii and That a copy Of this order be p-utJf.tat
cOuu. Acouv. Testc ~f" Iules Of
lelJ w5T HENRY GIBSON CrL
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-15

TIL ~ UhNcu states Coutt, Tor the Eastern Distnct Of NIr.
ou GINA, Feb. 18th, lSi2.
~ ,os hlcda petition praying that he may be declared a
1anNIupC uis ordered that all persons claiming to be cie.
H,orsoI tho said John c Crowley show cause to the court
onme SSlday OF March next. why the said John & Crow.
icy De not declared a bankrupt pursuant to the act Of Con.
gtessin that behalf, aud that a copy Of this order be pub.
hshcd IN the newspapers according 10 the 2d and 9th
rules Of court.
feb - wsw HENRY GIBSON CnL
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-15
y GIBSON, OK.

I' itc 'utci states Court, iorthc Eastern Distinct OF NIr.
gins, February l2ih, 1872.
Jesse FRANKLIN of the city Of Richnonj h,vi,r .rot
- = petition, praying that he may be deciarcda Rank.
run U lSorGercd, that all persons claiming to be credit.
orSoi the sid Jesse Franklin. show cause u the court on
the ~ Jay oi March next why the said Jesse franklin be
o;dccAtcd a bankrupt pursuant to the act of Congress-
Ia that BEHALF aud that a copy OF this order bc pubIslej IN
court. "'eS
n ACopy. Te.te,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-09

o. The New York Museum has been crowded night.
ly. The manager DESTROYS Of gratifying the public, has
sugsgedor week only the celebrated signor Bltr
great magician and ventrIoquist. He has also secur
ed the services Of Mr. Jenkins, the inmitabc dslineaor
Of comic characters and highly popular vocalist Mr.
Dcsrue win give his limitations of Forrest Booth, Ham
bin &c, and the pretty Miss Rosae will appear the
whole presenting very powerful attractonthe charge
Of admission being only one shilling. Bzs plate dance
alone worth moneyhe is the only individual in
the world who can accomplish 1t. The remarks in the
sun newspaper come from the American Museum. The
author has unblushingly convicted himself Of being
humbug vid, the Joyce affair.", and now has the eron
terry imagine that the public. after being deceived BY
him once, win submit 70 second time.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-09


The several markets present material change but
produce seems to be more firm with an upward ten
dcncy
.ashesThe receipts iof both Pot Pearl Ashes have
been light; Pots have met with ready sale at SC an ad
of took place. and about 200 br were taken for
export SIC The sales Of Pearls have been steady 81
a6bc.
Bseswar-o 0o0bs Southern Yellow have been sold at
% 29t cents cash.
Coe-Newcastls sold at So so So rs; Liverpool at 81
81 SO; Welsh So and cargo of fine Newcastle at S.
Cefss-We do not observe any material alteration in
prices; Brazil sold at s} Laguira 81 eic; Cuba
srmstrs 7sas MaIacabo q 81: an mdnths: ST. pomnro
at ct SIC.
Prousions-Beef remains Inactive with small sales
81 30 to 81 70 for and 81 SO 81 rs prime Mess
Pork has advanced Ohio city at $s 37A, at which
price fair sales have been eected 80 so il
prime firm at IS 37A; lower country &c. and prime
do $6 Laird offered at III good Western dairy butter in
tubs have been sold at l2 &c., and fine extra do
at l3 frkns do ii to l2 Goshen, ID to 10; qua
lities dull at to l0c Ohio, to g. shipping to 81
Cheese sells arrival at for casks and to 81
boxes; Smoked Hams sell a to I; Picked do All Smoked
Beef71 for DID, and 81 for new.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-09
IMPORTANT INTELLECTUAL MOVE.
MENTS-
Newspaper-Literary-Medical.


Having made all the preliminary arrangements for
raj fresh intellectual enterprises Of different kinds but al
having reference the present stirring age OF the world
in politics. science, literature and the fine arts pro
eeed to announce what these projects areas follows =
FIRsr-A REroRr OF ANOTHER GREAT SrEEcH rRoA
DANIEL WEBSTER.
1t is now generally understood that Daniel Webster
who is at present visit New Hampshire, will reach
he will deliver another GREAT SPEECH the presen
condition of the country in all its foreign and domestic
concerns Having made arrangements to report thu
shment in New York. now challenge the publishsr
hmsnt for the sum Of $780, or any amount under that
the losers to pay fund to feed and fuel the pool
next winter that will beat them in execution accura
cy and despatch in the reporting Of that speech W.
pause for reply.
sEooNp-NEw AND IMPORTANT SEhIEs OF New
YoRK LANCET.
We have also made arrangements to begin a new
series Of the New YoRx LANCET, highly popular
medical journal-and to report all the lectures eli
niques &C. that may distinguish the approaching
sessions of the two medical schools of this city The
lectures and operations of Doctors Mott, Pattison
Revere, and others of the University School, will
be accurately reported in q condensed or verbatim
FORM interest may warrant Those also given at the old
school will receive the attention. Several compe
tent medical gentlemen engaged for this important
scientific service-and the whole win be given in the
New YoRx LANCET the price of which, in consequence
of the expenditures and improvements will be advanced
in November next from its present price to Fire Dollar,
School bring many suits for libel they choose,
shall prove to the world that can do talenteven
.s. ss in spite ,t Of that
medical science this continent any school set Of
men in existence.
THrRD.-THE New Yoxx La BELLE AssEMsLEE-A
LITERARY, PoETIcAL AND FAsRIoNABLE MONTHLY Ma
have also almost completed preparations Tor the
publication. of magazine under this name which viii
be got up in style OF beauty talent genius and extra
IN
tory of art literature in this country Particulars
magnificent project will be given hereafter. 1t will b
issued probably in November S. per annum-snd solo
at 80 cents per number.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
PRoPREroR HERALD EsrABLIsHMENT,
Norfh.cssf of Nassau and Fulton street.
New YoRK, 9Th Oct lS42.
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Cleared.

Ships Wellington. Chadwick. London, Grinne Mintum
e.. ssoH. e% s.. ii S
B..;.os. New Orleans. JOHN Eirs GO; John Miasa,a.
do f. h!Ss 1 Ms
2sssss sss$sss y william zs
%:'1vss rssii; Ssy Sssiss
PPs eos. NOZZLE Noble HaSH Co; Ocean, Bhoe
Sn s.is Mas,
Porter WiminstSo. Nc; Geo: M KIgss., Smith DO a B
s ss%ss ss MI f S
M III SG Langley
J.Coolsy, Eldrdgs' DO. arr,vea.
Ship Arkansas Denns 20 days from New Orleans with
seh %wnsn. Wspoe days from Norfolk with sugar. to
Surge. cisaIman a.,ou
one SNIP W Marine Correspondence.
oSSIcE OF THE RHepr IsLAxDrR.l
An c.s.s and VETO Bangor for Providence; Reaper
& q Ts:Ris for tsss%sn N xn. l
% e, s rsGn o%a for NY0i Excel Fall River
General Record.
LAurcEA fastened bark called the Luzon 800
s By 5Sns s 81 ess
to Be- bs sAs
spoken.
Oneida Swift from New York for Canton, May ~, of the
Susan, from Philadelphia for st Kits, Sept H. la. al NJ lon
6249W.
Androscogsn from Norfolk for Jamaica. Sept %, lat &C.
given.
Foreign Ports.
ST. JOHN, NIB. previous to Oct 4Au Calcutta, Lverpeo;
Clarence, Demeraa; British Queen London Don, Waterford;
Jane Neilson Card New York Teazer Gsensw do; Father
Eliza Baltimore; Matilda, Phi!sdephi. CID Sept % Midas,
Edmond London Britannia do; John Boynton Annato Bay
ia; 30h Southampton, Barbsdoes Cyrene do; Oct Huron
London ID, Relief Porto Ricoi WARRIOR Montego Bay a.
CurBrc, Oct 3-Arr Bowes, Mord Dublin;
Eldon Bristol; Enterprise Sydney kesout!on, Pcerhesd
Conwsls Fsnouth; Genlyon, London; %, Hampton Ii
yerp9ol Tc.era British 9Sssn Bsiis.,; f:
Sanges HALIFAX; Calcutts Plymouth; Sept 80 81 Pat
rick Cork; Five Sisters, Bristol. -
MoSTaEAL Oct 3--Arr Jane Brown, Glasgow.
MArANzAs, Sept Is-Ar Csspsr Hsuser, Adams, NYork-
Hsysi SEPT port Rsrpsha1nost f9T New Orleans
oeaa. HoS.on, do 18Th Hnnbs do soon Emerald NYo
Sent M Vile de Lyon, do Oct1 Sid nth, Baltimore, Funk,
Nfork: Taglioni, NOreans.
Home Ports.
EAsrronT, Sept 26-An Openango Halsr; Oct 2, Olive,
'' n. soap Sent cid Grandee West Indies.
PoaTLArp Oct sCld Magnolia Barbados; Larch, sav'n-
BosTos Oct 9-An Geo Halle, insw) pu.bury; Warwick.
South Atlantic Oceans Bsnner Albany CD s9sih Carolina,
a. NEW OF this port a tons) Savannah; Clyde Ocesnu
Charleston Nonsnum Mobile; PQmpino, do; Psnicoe 81
Johns MI via Portland; Richard Chsrleston Clinton, Pha-
deiph,a Ar sh Peru, Piladslphis; Nevis, do; Page New
EDeAsrows, Oct sAu Patriot. Bssbsge, NYork for Bos,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-09


Correspondence Of the Herald1
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. s, 1872
JAS. GORDON BENNETT, ESQ
DEAR SIR -
told you that Nicholson, the forger, was TO be
sentenced this morning. Judge Barton ordered him
to be brought up from prison at O'Clock. He didn't
reach the Courthouse till nearly eleven. Judge
Conrad, who tried the prisoner, was tC have been
on the bench at half-past nine. few minutes of
eleven message came that he was sick. The
prisoner in consequence had to be remanded till
Monday. This Is the third time thar Judge Conrad
has occasioned delay Of justice in this case.
The weather continues glorious and lovely.
Judge Barton has written to the Secretary of the
Commonwealth, asking that his resignation of the
Presidency OF the Court of General Sessions, from
the 3lst day Of December next, may be filed in the
Secretary's Office The Judge intends resuming
the practice of the law in this city.
The house OF Samuel Pierce, in Church street,
Southwark, was entered by burglars last night and
robbed Of about $500 in specie and silver plate.
Local news in Philadelphia as dull as the papers
Nothing but politics, and preparations for the cleo
ton on Tuesday.
! have something rich for you about the Evening
Express Look out for it. Pistols and coffee.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-09
Review OF Books, &c.

SPORTING SCENES AND SKETCHES. Could + Banks,
IA Nassaw rset-These are the beautiful sketches
by the lanented William P. Halves, and are edited
by his friend Henry William Herbert, himself very
charming writer. The work is beautifully printed,
with half dozen fine illustrations Of various SPORTS
duck shooting, trout fishing, snipe and woodcock
shooting and the papers they illustrate are the most
pleasing we have read for long time.
BREAKFAST TABLE ScIENcE.-A. Y. Blake, Gold
area.-Ths is most valuable little work, treating
of the philosophy of common things, and the science
of every day life Many apparently abstruse mat.
in the simplest language. tits printed in Mr. Blake's
usually excellent style.
POLAND, No. 4-Soboknski, II Pine street-This
periodical should be every drawing room table in
the land. i treats Of country that j. but little
ner.. The present number contains four plates,
Maria Leszczynska, Amphitheatre of Lazienski
Julian Ursin Niemcewicz, Castle of Lobzow, and
two pages of national music, the Mazurka. The
literary contents are good.
EUGENE ARAx AND PAUL CLrrroRD-Haypuy-
These form Nos and5 of the series ofselect novels
which these enterprslng men getting out. 1t is
certainly the cheapest and best series OF novels OF
the day-ony Is cents each.
H S9 onAr1osLG ;assy, los Nassa..trtst
w. r; Robinson, Esq, and delivered by that ia
Tented gentleman before the Hibeman Provident
Society OF Newhaven. 1t is a classic and learned
production, and one that WILL in after years, reflect
the highest credit the eminent young scholar who
composed and delivered it and who has lust gra-
duated at Yale College.
BIBLE OF NATURE.-G. YALE 81 Roosevelt streei-
This is a very remarkable book, and contains good
portraits OF Tom Paine, Jefferson, Fanny Wright,
&C. II commences with the Pythagorean philoso-
ply, treats Of the E2cureans and Soics goes deep
y into the rights, appeals position, and nature Of
women, marriage, concubnage, influence Of wo-
gether q very remarkable book, and contains over
HOO pages.
The GIPr.-Carsy e. Hdyf.-Tnese entcrprisng
publishers have already issued this beautiful annual
for l843 1t contains eight excellent steel plate il
Illustrations fr ON original designs. OF these the
vignctte is gem; Rose Vernon" after Chapman,
is very pleasing, but there is slight defect in the
engraving The "Militia Training" is excellent, full
of humor, and hfe-ike. The "Lace Cap and the
"Florentine Grip are both charming faces but ra-
Their stiff "Mercy's Dream" is exqulsltcly done
Not 50 the "Newsboy,"i il would do for any other
kind Of boy; here is no character IN 1t.
The RADIANT. Chaplin, 165 Futon dred ne
| plates very poor-the reading matter-so, SO.
| THoMrsoNs SEAsoNs.-Ap7tsfo~, ~ bFoadscuy-
This house have just issued the most beautiui ed-
ton OF this work we have seen tor some time.
HENRY HUDSON. ApPiaon--I Is very use
full and interesting little work, giving concise
history Of the labors of the great navigator who dis
covered the Hudson River:
| LlEBIG's CRMrsrRv.-The New World Office has
just issued this vsuble work, in neat form for Is
cents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-09
Passengers Sailed.

LIvIRrosIfIPaelet ship Gsoxs Ws,hpgton-Mn Marsig
FrsIser. Mr. Msrott Royal ArlsTy Cart Geo Tenants.
s5th Regiment British Army Major Huey 6h Regiment
Emil Nothing Jamaica. /; Thomas Grmshaw, John Jones,
HAyREPacke ship Duchesse dOreans-M Linsn and lady,
Morris, Voisn, Master Voisin aud nurse West,
Bsyiey, Robt CUMMING New York; Mrs Capt Robin
Newburg; Cadclough, Philadelphia; Skimmin,
Dr. VIM Coffin Boston; Laon, lady and child, Paris;
Miller and lady, Savannah; q Chatelain Have; CONN.
Florence. !.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-09

AMERICAN MvEsEvM-The popularity Of this estab-
lishment is unrivsled. Its saloon is daily and night
ly crowded with fashionable and respectable audiences
and Manager Barnnm crowding the attractions with
hundred horse power. The great Dr. Valentine is en-.
gagged there this week. and will open his budget of fun to
some purpose Mr. Nells born without arms also per.
forms there-signor vivaldis automaton figures Miss
Hood Celeste, &c. so. Performances twice every day
No place in the city will afford fine chance this for
viewing the Professions and Fountains on Friday next
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-09

ff3- CAPT. DEWITT SAYS sHERMANs WORM
Losenges good for worms that he shall take them
to drive the out of his ship How he go
ing to get them administered The Doctor says worms
them without suspectng the cause. Read his symp.
tonps of Worms you that don't know what aiis you,
and see You do not require OF his Lozenges
: LOG Nassau street " the warehouse.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-09

The DIN AND BusrLE OF PREPARATION were to be
seen and heard IN all their funess and richness yes
terday at Niblo's Garden. Tomorrow this great
Fair opens to the public, when we shall commence
giving full, graphic, and minute account of all
and singular which may be then and there congre.
gated, not emitting to notice the fair vster to the
Fair, who usually constitute SO great an attraction
Nihln,s
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-09

FISHING ON LARGE scALE.-The steam frigate
Missouri, in dropping down to the naval anchorage
yesterday, hooked up chain cable 30 fathoms In
length, with an anchor attached; the whole OF
which she "trolled" over the bottom in her course,
TO the dismay of the HOLSTERS, and some opposition
10 her velocity.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-09

CoNcERTs.-Signor Antognini gives his last con-
cert on Tuesday at the Tabernacle, assisted by
SignOr Rapett, Martini, L. Rakeman, and Timm
The bill is rich one, and we advise all to attend.
The Raners give their fourth grand vocal concert at
the Society Library tomorrow evening
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-09

STEAM FOR EURopE.-The Columbia is the next
steam ship for England. Let us see if we cannot
send her home with more passengers than the AGA
da carried. All that is necessary is to inform
travellers of her day of sailing She is first rate
vessel the fastest of Cunard's, and will leave Bos-
ton on the 18th inst. d. Brigham, Jr., at Harm
denis, is her agent in this city.
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Died,

Yesterday morning, the 9Th inst of water the brain
MARY ANN, wife of VIM Kemble, late of London aged 2s
years.
The friends respectfully invited to attend the u-
neral from her late residence ll High STREET. Brooklyn
this Sunday afternoon, at two o'clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-09

SINGULAR OBSCENE TRIAL.-One of the most
shockingy obscene trials that ever come before a
court Of justice, is now going on in Philadelphia,
relative to suit for divorce The evidence in it is
utterly unfit for the lowest Of the obscene publca
tons. Yet, what is very remarkable, the 6 Phila-
delphia Ledger" paper that sets up for rigid mo-
ralis and pumes itself on its superior decency and
proprisy puts forth the evidence in its whole length
and BREADTH before the people Of Philadelphia. In
the whole history Of the press, we know of nothing
SO depraved as this act Of the philadelphia
Ledger"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-09

CURRENT ON Drrs-Mr Webster will leave the
Cabinet in November, and go to Paris-doubted.
Mr.. Gushing will go into the Treasury Department
next month-doubted. Mr.. Upshur will be Secre-
tary of State next month-doubted
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-09
Domestic Importatlons.

NEW ORLEANsShp Arkansas-Ie hhds tobacco 44os pigs
lead BoormaD Johnston bbs tallow Phelps Dodge
soal do BOYD co1sa bds hide. Bschst eo-s hhds
cotton Brown Brothers hhds tobacco Wichehaus
Achells-7e pigs lead 1926 kegs lard Rogers co-Io5
bales Allen hhds tobacco bales do bb
-four Maland-i7 hhds tobseco inego Masters.
Markoe co-2OO baes cotton Dunscomb BeckWth-5o do
asa bds hides Order
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-09

To TRAVELLERS. Steamers will hereafter leave
this city at FIVE o'clock on Sunday afternoon, IN
stead of six o'clock as heretofore.