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New-York tribune., 1842-01-03
EllT fNisLiIqence.
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POLICE OFFICE.

POLICE OFFICE.
S.rrRp.y Janwaryl.
I=I..pts CroTrlSG a feuiar named LAWN. Brand
9. arrested Saturday, bJ peace officer McM 4hon for
stealing ihrec dresses, satn chay aud plaid be-
ids other articles worth together, Sis 81 -, from
nyderof No. II Cans street, Christmas day.
&c pild yny, found pledged AT 70. 20 Orange st.
sas rest l,s found, and the thief WAS connttcd 10
ri IN.
ZsrEALlsc Suoks.-Charlss Moore arrested and
,lnprlz3rod, tday for stealing pair of cloth
shoes, uo,th : - from Mcssrs Gregory Cshil No. %
Gaual srocl.
1'HE BA3H FuEGERY.-rno Game of the person charged
vita having forged the check Of III. the NJ tnhatar
Bank Is pt,Ambrnsc S. Page formerly shlpmaster,
Iatt.tly ooar,icr the United States Hotel and cong
40 particular business. He f-ly identified by Will
lau ;rorn tho boy, both before aud alter his
;he person WHO gave inn the check-and II WAS also
founl that he caIsa d. the President Hotel (whcrc re
gave the bog TIE check and inquired if any money had
been eii for nl He ordered TO find bail III s,OC0
the charge.
STEALING, IouLTEY-A coored women named Amelia
rhorsop arrested Saturday night for stealing
turkey fom tho of Martin Tcgcp Of Pell
,pu Mott streets. Committed
ASo1HER Portray THrEr.-J9hn Franklin was caught
OF Saturday nleht by watclman, with sI1 turkeys,
which he had stolen from Washington Market. The tur-
Keys were the properly OF Carman Stringham
.niitcd.
KoBs.. = FRiEHp--Last Tuesday night Young man
unmed Henry kaot.y of compassion, it berg very
stormy night took lad named John Williams home With
aim hi, mct,crs, No 81 Perry street TO sleep VIII
an " as accommodated, III absence Of spare bed
with large arm chair placed before the 10 rest in
and he wcbedi: got up in the morning befurc the fam
lv Gro .tirrinc. and carried o with him Henry Rooey $
overcoat ik se that hIs brother. leaving behind him
AN OLD worn round Jacket. Wi iam' was yesterday
arrested aud fully committed TO prison
A CASE OF AGGRAVATED HIGHWAY RcBBERr.-Jotln
lord Whiar Mahen and Nillaln Sparks, were arrest
cd OH Saturday evening, about o'clock, charged with
cruelty beating ir Daniel Bcvigpure Of No l3 Bowery.
and stc.war! robbina him u! SO. Hcwghonsc i, from
Backs conn,y, Ia and lrcd the above place to exhibit
onc cx,rnordGa.y pccmcns OF cattc in and about the
Iour above mentioned. Oa;srturay tho th.cc rowdes,
N company 18th lm,nY Others forced themselves into his
-renliscs beat him violently and robbed him OF his money
J.ticc Taylor officer a. Nc. Smith went 10 the
arrest: and succeeded taking the three men, who were
tilly conittcd by Justice Parker, for tal Officer A.
W G. Smith, hoxc:cr regret 10 say, was severely
beaten by OF the who surrounded him TO elect
i rescue of their comfsHlons.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-03
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In his eils on The 3oh Hl'. bv the Rev. D. srrinr.
Mr. Jeremiah Bly, rChiehoree, Ma.s.,o Mary Frost.
Of Ludlow. Mass. 49,
Ivbie city on the ao,h ull Ly the Rev feter Thurs
ton alr,eI n Brc~ar. Miss Marina l., daughter nf
Joshua Tiurstcn.
IL Newcastle. Del James T. Eatia Esq OF MARYLAND.
t., Miss Arm johns. daughter ef the Hon. Kinney Johns
Chancei 3, Of Delaware,
IuS Matches s,iss on the Oh ul, samuel Cocksel ef
,hs, niece Miss Martha Isabella Halliday. Of w sthisg,
tor b. G.
In Jspes,own Chauauaue County, On the 18th inst by
tho Rev E J. [;iiett Ar Samuel 6. Errshy. merchant,
;. M;s- Mary Ann. daughter ur Hon e. 7. Funte
New-York tribune., 1842-01-03
MARINE JOURNAL.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY:

ARRIVED YESTERDAY:
Ship Renzi; Clark l. days from New orloaus, cotton
Post and PHILIPPE
SIP IIolspon, Ellis, IL days from iav sugar, &c
TO Spofford, Tilrst0n Co.
Ship Lou-yille Hunt, II day, from NewOrleuns, cot
ton. & C, 10 T. X Collins.
ship Cnthnrinc Berry, days from Charleston, cotton
ship Orlcnns Sears - days from New Orleans, cotton
to " Ncscn.
Bark Tcnncs,sc Schula, % days from sisa hemp, to
Pa,tula.
Brig Mmry EliI,bcth. Luther. Il days r1m Port au
Prince conoc aud logwcoL. To S w Lewis.
Brig Caroline Il Palt REC. 80 dHys from AFaachicola
cotton to rost & Pbillip-
Brig Mary & Susan, Ben J,miu. 10 days from l urk.
Island salt mud copper, To tho master.
Br brig Lady Huntington. Cirmucu % days from New
Grruadn in ballast. 10 S1dctt 4 Barclay.
Brig Nohican Loc. IL days from Aux Caycs, 'oSWo0d,
&c to s W Lewis
HrS Or,,u Stewart, rs days from Laguayra. cotce sud
hides, to Mnuhaws.
Hrig Wc,umpka. Fowler. - days from Mobile cotton,
to Sturges & Ccarman.
Brig Lancet, Ktuln IL days from Havana, sugar and
c cars OF Harmony Il Go.
Schr Crescent, Ws.ssu. IL days from Turks Island,
.slt 10 ordor.
srhr All. EInt,m.u.l6 days from Porto Rico, sugar
AVID ,uolasses nunscomh & nec'twth
schr Tasao, Dewey. y days from jacmel. sugar and
cpfIae. TO order.
schr Nassau Dearborn days FROM Norfolk. TO Alien
& rs1enI
sehr Henry Clay. days from ';corse'o"n lusiber to
sclr lecu,iue day roa Richmond cotton and Sour.
10 alent Passon
Sch, Empire. haemeth, days FROM Richmcnd cotton,
10 S;,urpe. 4 tileaIman.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-03

TEAlAs SALr.-Severa enterprlsing citizens Of
the West, have Tor some months past been engaged
in the transportation OF salt, from bayou near
Padre Islands, to the Western ports. Many hun
dred bushels of this salt haze been rcinovcH unc
sold q, the rate OF from four to six bits bushel
Nearly all the settlers west Of the Labacca have
been supplied with salt from tbs bayou. 1t is be-
lieyed that during the succeeding summer, Hous-
ton, Galveston aud other cities. will DC furnished
with supplies ot,* article. a gentleman who
has been for some months engaged IN this bIsi.
ness, has informed u, ttitt#salt Of excellent
quality, and quite equ. TO the Turks Island salt,
can be furnished in Houston At 30 cents q bushci.
rh- bayou from which ,ilis ,ait is procured il very
extensive and sufficient quantity could be OBJ
tanned each year, t- saaPy every family in the re-
public. We re.jo;ced that spirit OF enterprise
has thus been excited tha, long neglected sec
,ion.ZWe look confidently forward 10 tie period
(no, far distan,,) when those bayous now deserted
but teeming with wes,t:i, stiaI! ring with the hum
OF busy villages a:s towns, supported b. the man
Qfaciure Of this useful article. HsusLon Eel.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-03
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On The ns Marion. enl, daughter nf Georse and
SARAH End,cc,,. .sed m.rths end ~ days.
F.;.rIs cr fstn, gvtsd ,u attend the funeral
a, le w bite street. day g. celccs, without further
irri...icn.
!, B,rrkirn .s Is. inst cf scarlet fever, Augusta
Macy tsarh,er Of Herrey sn4 Nancy II Merritt ag.d
ye.,. ar,; & ,.rn.hs ard &c Asys
New-York tribune., 1842-01-03

JEyER HlpEAsNT-shecul.. FaHy or
Ia Bilious Pill, have than f.rty sears n'a's
tanned ane1amped reputation far the rrs, an
cure cf sHectisns OF the Liver IA Family s''af.,
tb-v unrivalad. The immens. number 81 ' c'ana
faits continually appearing at the scu.h = ,a
prcsf Of their popularity. One two Is i", @ n ,h.
adult. Price 25 ceuts boy. The only go, ~ ca.
ei.y fer the sale of THE M.dcin. j. estsss.he' az
nal street, sear Va rick.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-03

II Particular Notic.-fhoso persona having
furniture noy description to dispose o' OF who 'r'
sroskng ny bpusc kocp,os vi" find ready s'le Tor any
poyton ar all % their spos. by scndine her nadfess"f
calling s,9, lie subscriber Goods 70 any amount p1r-
chased a:;9 - +. COTTON. la7 Chatham Street
New-York tribune., 1842-01-03
II New-Xara md Eric knilread state

II New-EerA and Eric Sniiread state
STOCK.-Eouce i. hereby given that the Se~ York ana
Ere Il. rad Company will sell public auction, at the
Merchants Exchange. in the city Of Ne"fort on Tues
day th day Of January lsII at Ia O'clock at NOON
under the direction of the Conatroes' One hnndrca
Thousand Dollars of Sew-Ycrk State Stock. bearing
the ef ak rsr cent per anhaU irotn ,e
frs, day Of j,nuary si2 iucasivey payable quarterly
on the day. OF lanray April July aad Gctoe ne
ins ck Issued Of Chapter ls6 Of the laws
of IS ~ and /. relmburashle at the
pleasure ,he eny time after the hl.t day Of
laynaty lsm
The ii .r:hapt.' Bank. in re city et Nevfork j. de-
.isnat.d place rr the registry and transfer OF aid
s,ocA and will e ths place Tor the payment ct nteres,
thareupon
The s-ek will be scId 10 certificates Of thcu. and
sn,cuh, Of their purchase. respectively Immediately after
,he sale. when transfers will be made Accordingly.
JAMES BOWEN, President
New York Eth December ls4i a2a
New-York tribune., 1842-01-03

sros7ASzoUs coNsusrIos.-A dtc broke out
il The coa!-ys.d Of Mr. ST, Amand. at Charleston,
S c. on the 26tn ut, among parcel Of o1tufais9ou'
eosi The ere WAS found 70 proceed! from nc bot
ton Of III. pie Of eoaI, snics wa ten iee5 nigh
TIE jois,s at the bottom were completely huEn@ Of
From Appearances, ,hcr. is no do'iht the afs vas
csased by ,oontcneous combustion
New-York tribune., 1842-01-03

u Rooms aud Board.-tientemcl wi,sins 10
engage Apartment. aud RearDg f-r the Winter will be
accommodated able term. III the ne" aud
excellent hon 80 No l2 City Hall Place uo, ,airnte
walk Sork Of the Pos, Office aud conseleut 10 nroaJ
way W,i! aud Pear,.,reet,, Those who have not yet
tho winter earnestly inri'c Ia
call before usac,rs el.enhers efo; u'' here
he made to en.re tho comfort and satisfaction OF the
boaruet. (Q w ~
New-York tribune., 1842-01-03
-corar roR TIE coskecrlov or ERRons

COURT FOR THE CORRECTIONS OF ERRos;s
WEpN ssf..y D,c ~
Edra,asvs Goaire-I'be dssrec Of tho cpsnczlIor
.tirosd UNANIMOUSLY. JusDce Bronson 3ev'rHd
pee4 g{ ourr-1ra jndgeyn NJ nifhs suprsras conr
sif -mc-f.f ~. rSsl fan ChaeeeElar, M9ssfs
scott Dixon, Root Ely, .nj Fotnsn isIiysr-d written
opinions.
fisr<ae ys Hfa,ar,>--Tne ipAzeooa, of tse Supreme
ifor=s6rfn4pso H. ief ra9otss s Fms Chan
=secr Hr EIy So" inc i'feseni Delivered "fiitea opln
.i}aai< vs. sbselss--';ao judgement Of he sop'sme
Court reqsrsSd 80 l. Tho Chancellor, snd Mo>,fs
vstpi.no. and f'ize deiivstsd sr'sn "pinlon,
= Commissioner. II The Ceam fpad s<. R'@p'bph -
,saysnen; i taa ,npterae GoYrt ,ri-,eea unanimously
rf4 san,s ivr-r.r.sr.~-'fha= ssrre
Tss P>o.it=,>. Bhtftsidt.-rh- nGgevieni ~ the Su
prone Cont r-0ec.ed-f,r sstn,rrcs 9 tsvorss "a s.
Sc, 4Sra~iica-neSsr>. Ctsrk. i,snois;on ty, II IA.
ter, .'ohe>on- f,Iss Scott Skinner, Strong
a.sr Rsns,teiHH l,ieat. foverns'r Me,srs Dickinson
F,,n,,b Ets1tns tiopsie- pl. Humphrey. Hent -.
II. A layIng.ton Peck gisii, HoceieS Wotks-it
rsa Ch,nce or nii MSsrs. p5esinsc- Rr1t, sra SkIn
nor delivered ~Tit."a np sicr-.
.,e fe,losd - nt.elsy-Th. ;n5es-ssr' Of the : e
nance r.ysrs. 70 No Grsneci+,.
No,sr. voYp!arcs Schr3a. Hoot pfsS'nscn ara Pets'
a,Ii tho President delivered c.,inigns
sdrr.y w. Orrrs, r~5 Sttrers-Iad sarson, Of the :.
t,rt ,o,t,o.ft .f7tr,ea. TIE eehsses'For shd hes,s
Lee Vcrpiszos .nd Root. dsiivsred cpaasonSs
rs1eAY, December
TT, Ncy,, te, ,f H,9scr Hrdsor RiTs' saes.--
So- sf,rnsncc isfcr reversal iee Ghsrcei''f 'ei'
:#vstto OPINION.
ytc~ss PgetH * Mcrs.tsi @ytv.-Fot sff' ss',e', c
- for -oy-r.ni& Tho thrcelor, ara Mcsstsf efpi1ecs
Farman Ely Dixon, Lee pcSioscn. snd SINNER ecu
IS ~ oners Settled ina, the s,c-rnrcs ccmPrrT ar
ao-n for me loss Of ;fuus-whic
f-Npdaicntty cetsnci from n. bc.tnlnn 'ofeea
nrSer
. fcg,-. Sttesrt V 4resttrs Yittc',cr-Fct IF n
ance g. Tor reYsrssl Ia Opinions delivered -
vs>rs. Fl, 4. lirnestou Yerplantk picsioscn, Seac-
Lbs, Scott, 1ipil- Hlpter. Roo sad ;he President
haiiy adycr.isea
New-York tribune., 1842-01-03

Trsrzssxcz lS rss Wssr-.Messrs P,cker.
av-t Brt~n. eeleg.te. from the Esttfrnor> soi
eacioosti Wss,dagtoT.ian Temperance Societ3es
asvs been ieccsrfs 20 6pr oj-y FOR tho pas "esk,
aad have a1et ,Yitb estonish5aS success, towards
= i've hundred have sitoedy -igaed The ?ies{se af
ib'aI Abstinence, anoiz,ao n7a1Def may 5e aoasI"d
oesors tre copols-sor Of thcir efforts, there NP
frars TO be n. abatement Yst Of the e<sisemeor,
f1exiog1o1 fEy. e;alctte.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-03

=NoRrH EAsrERs BoUNpARY.--Msjor Graham,
who has been empllyod in the arduous service Of
surveying the North Eastern Boundary line, pas,d
through this city Yesterday ont hi, W.. to -tu u.rn
and thence 10 N5as:lngt. lie ilas had during
the las, summer abou. one iu1rred menin us e1n
ploy. The treesUPoa The Mcha,e bcen.rerioged
lie tops Of the tliIls=to space yf a>opt ene.
hundred feet and lessening in ,>d; down 10 the
valleys, and The Hll2e ilne cleared and bus tod.
Iha survey has been cootlu d u t,w m!-s ahayv
the Grand Falls, vs:y aesr" which ha neis tou. j
otun. Iho o.d ire i.as bee.-iolnd very cracked
and the naa oGerunnngl with tn, stfai'=Iine take
Ii several houses uill.. country below Grand Fails
and III eoneasta:ces portions of Ihe cleared fields
OF ,hc farmers there. Some .; them would, at
times. get eXasperat-d at=ihe proceedings, but
most o thctn rather uain.. Abou six,:. 1aics
OF the line, through an uabroken forest, syiI re-
mains 1o be surveyed ''c snail look with much
a4xieiy for the report Of the Commissioners, al
though. W. confess. tina. the prospect Of an imnle-
diate settlement OF the gu stion q boundary upon
the basis of '6;;'' is rather small. Bangor Wing.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-03

MELANCHOLY accIpESr.-A Young man by the
name OF I1as,erhrooks, a son of MIR. Eas;erbrooks.
contractor on the Trey AID Schenectady Railroad,
=Tell Yesterday afternoon from the railroad bridge
now ercc. ing over the MehayvE1, distance OF 80
feet upon tho ice and was injrrcd so severely on
The baci; Of bis hea Is 70 render his recovery un-
certain. Troy Wing, 29th uIt.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-03

Busyx... tzc.-rne Ono continues IN good
na1ga4s order and the rssthor moderate We
bear Of oDt fsw ss!cs and alterations from the
7rices Of last week. Carnage TO Baltimore is
siI2 2s 25 9sr ! 90 Ios. and 10 PhiisdelpHlss 30
ONO and lnfisns currency - generally At tils-
court oi 81 per cent. Illinois 7.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-03
Pitsehrryh American.

BEAT 1nl, vaa=cAS Mr.. G, ?. Ives bss
slaughtered aai packed. tn. psst Season .2a0
s.sd Of cattle. Lar yesr he Psosed sboat INC
sane npnber making over 1890 heas siaush-
,etsd IN ,bs tsqo years. His establishment = M
s1st EXTENSIVE IN The CnitA3 Sr.tes, seiieve.
f.an.ios h1rzti Gsyetto
New-York tribune., 1842-01-03

70 Capt. JoHS 8. MysN, whose receht APP
peia-1ncrr,, rs LigEi House Keeper at New Lon
don, Cout. in place Of Capt Mason. removed. Gre
a,ed considerable excitement tha. portion OF the
Stat, hasbeen remosed by death He died OF
the 2.iir. in tilalc!ty.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-03
LAWYERS DIARY

LAWYENs DIAtY....---. .lan. 5. I542
-CommoN ,LEss nls DAY, Il, u! 6, l05, ~, 50, .,
Il =, Is. %. ~, So.
Supreme Court sets Albany. Superior Court A.eu-
rtvr. cIlg. Vice Cn .rcco: Tenn TI:s; Circuit
New-York tribune., 1842-01-03

,g1saN nAnOGANX YARD, No. 4os Was,
ms on street, adjoining the Steam Saw Ai IS ,up-
p.led vt large and generally ~s seasoned stock oc
Gahcsaay Boards Pianks and Joists; and Vereers Of
ss,e holly. mahogany, maple biacs valiant rose wood,
sc the market rrccs Buiiaers manufacturers,
.ni Gthcrs will hnd their advantage cab before
lurctasins ei.rwanre "a Im!st
New-York tribune., 1842-01-03

Fab li,hcd 1 h1s=Hay,
II The Ten Comm ndncnis. Sp'end'dy IL
lu.uatcd Wood, by J G. Bmuer. printed on large
sheet, in Coors. 4 beautiful Chrrnas and New fears
Gin. }. ). ekEDFlELp,
,to1 Hall Eooa
New-York tribune., 1842-01-03

=
70 We understand that Gov SEWARD. in his
preparation for the NEw-YEAK. has substituted
LEMONADE aad CoLp-WArER for PrscH and
WINE. Tins is bold innovation, bu; one which
the sprit of The times de:uan.ed. The TEarGE-
=A>cg cause has right ,o=cia.n an EXAMPLE from
the highest authorities. The amount heretofore
expended for Wine, &c. hz the Governor VIII TOW
tc given to the Peor. Ageoy Eve JoHr.=
FlnE-About : O'Clock Yesterday morning .
fire broke out in the s,atl. of n'o-rS itrpoh> IN
tne block bourdea by Elm and PIrn, illiti and
Colambla-strccts. CONSUMING the bnilding ard
burning 10 death three OF four horses ."hcn were
Ia it al the liIa-. TIC loss Is estimated at from
500 10 $500 - Cincinnati Gaz 23:h ul;.
L. s=Dis7Rlcr Copar.-1h ~ grand jury found
= ;rue bill Yesterday. against Daniel +. DePutron
for pcrinrs. ,is Is t, man charged last summer
.2It pracv. whose ease at tAe time created such
excitement, and about whose apprehension. our
friend CaptIayIor OF the baize, MADE a Chap
man of hmstlt--ctowed most Justify.
20 Pic..2ad
New-York tribune., 1842-01-03

ZJ Mr.. JosiIuA ,i!THAM, j. WAS killed. and
John Waacc, j. much ajured Gloucester, c
few days si::ce.=by beng thrown :roln =a=SaYon
against a stone wall
New-York tribune., 1842-01-03
a L CT ON > a l. T.. >
asI =. DKapEH, Jr.

Ri =. DRAPER, Jr.
. arg % 1|t%Inm-street Corner Of Pt1a-strtt q
WEDNESDAY, Jsu II.
All. clock, atlse Aas2os kccm.
Ey order OF i!fsstees, for cash-0 packages fac anu
extra nnc shrettngs some dsmag ed 10 cotton thread
Al ioo'c!oeh, at the Metc caau,.' E.chaeSe
ne cegaH ;hTee story ,aoGern brick hous. and Eo, in
lee No. Carroll r!aen Bieecks. st.. with ra roos, ia III.
rear. The lott. IS by is5 fse,houee IS by 50 Is.,
ALSO me ,tory brick house let 10 frs No ss
ane St adjoining the Village Church Lo, BY 81; fses
house about 10 fee, deep.
Terms saie.
AT rsiyArg SALE - esse. Fancy French Style C,an
meresVia, Oxford, Fsney Doc skip, Cadet Prince d .
Jo.uYillr, do. superior article.
Jc,iph kich hafds. Auctiopesr
aT BANGS, RICHARDS a. l,raTr.
Stp~.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-03

D4LLs THHE BENNINGTON. Housa-
touic Railroad. Bura 10. and ali tho Safety Fund
Bank. also ST. Lawrence. 0can. and all The Free
Rod hack Bauka ia thi, State. taken without any dis
count for Cloths Cassmarcs Fanucs &c Al ;hr lowest
cash price 4Sl tirrcnwch- Csnal. 81 lEUS
New-York tribune., 1842-01-03
ENTIRELY NEW.

ENTIRELY NEW.
OUR latest style Byron Coilars-al.o style
~ plain Bosoms together with gcUcral assortment OF
tute B0.oms, of them superior any thing Of
he kird ever offered by Dealers who yet
supplied themselves with styles, invited 10
DO III All others Who wish TO obtain something
that is by the fashionable, find the
at mlny of the principal ready made usn stores
throughout the city; also at the manufacturers Troy
Shirt Depot, Marshalls, 80 Chatham ST.
No patson,g ,ge asked of these who beat down.
n: B. Southern aud Western merchants are advised to
send their spring orders early nnd immediately
have already a large number on hand. j3 tw
l9IANTgiD-A Partner with capital Of ) 10 10 600
W TO engage with person already established IN re
spectacle business Consgumcnt> to large amount from
extensive maufactoy can be obtained Apply by let
Stating where interview may be nad addressed TO
a. box No 2s5 Lower Post Office which i'll be treated
-onfdeatally. IS 1t
EOYEN IscCABE s. Co.'s INTELLIGENCE
u OFFICE, 90 Sassau-st.
RErsREScEs Hon VI. II. Griuncll, H. B,eyoor, Esq,
w. Irving. Prof. Kcnwick. dl3 In
uUTsON's fNTELLlGENCE oFF1CE
No SIM P"ari str""t. near Rroad~av die lms'
s1IV% DOlLAiss EsV A Is a1-l.5sr GU Fri
l dHy evening, the aitA December ast, small aaiic
Cuba Dog slight ,ingcd yellow spot The rcht ,iCe
OF his back. Aaswcr. the OF Carroll. WtoeTer
will return him No. II Third street, will receive he
above reward. is -
TJ1EN DOLLARS PEE CFsALDRON
Liverpool Coal of tho best quality large sze, selected
for family use and carefully lowered III The hold, will
commence being discharged from packet ship Sheridan,
Of WssIrect this morning lots 10 sat purchas
the above low price Orders received board
the Drug Store liz Water street. ID door balow W all
4. HlNChLE1. )5 =
DYEa-sTUVEs-Taos in ~ant Of superior
- Cooking for either wood coal, reqaested
to examine Mots These Stoves have been awarded pre-
niuns cvory Fair for several years THIS combina
ton the only Stove at ohvates the great NUISANCE
the smell and steam from the ueusi's. These
Iues onaby the best Cooking apparatus in Stove
IN operation at either s,orc. }. l.. MOTT
26i Water ri. and No Is Bowcrv.
~ T. Ms Ring Stove. for stores. workshops, &C. have
been IN several years many them "lthou; repairs
Tho principle Of construction such that they must be
durable and give heat hsn any other Stove
d23 pu
D4Las THE BENNINGTON, Housa-
ID tonic Railroad. Buffalo and Ali the Safety Fund
Bank. also st. Lawrence. 0ican, and all The Free
Rod BACK Bauka ia th. State. taken without any dis
count for Cloths, Cass'marcs Fianucs &c at hr lowest
ca ash price at 4s (;rrcnwic>t near Csnal 81 lU!S,
IA cd nAy
New-York tribune., 1842-01-03

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New-York tribune., 1842-01-03

GIFTS FOR TEE aaOsI HDA1a
Tor sale az the Clinton Hal! Bookstore, the loves
, 1842-10-15
LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining in the Post Office at Bowling
Green, Pike County, Missouri, OIL the
Both day of Sept. 1912, which if not
taken out within three months, will be
sent to the General Post Office, as
Dead Letters.
Robert Allison; John Adams; Debo-
rah Adams; John Bedford, sen. 2; Am
brose Clark; Doct. A. Crane; Walter
Crow; Philip Conner; Richard Frawne;
Miss Catharine Gatewood, 9; John w.
Grafford; Thomson Gentry; Thomas
Graford; Thomas Henderson; Renney
Laforce; Jeremiah SAILOR; Margaret j.
Kerr; VIM. Mosley; Willis Mitchell;
Jesse Moss; Margaret Maddox; George
L. Mudd; Christopher Minleberger;
Elias Norio5a;. Alfred Oden; Philip Orr;
Duvall D. Phillips; G. i. 4. Riggs;
Henry Sewell; Mountjoy Scholl; Henry
B. Yeager, 2; Eli Watson; B. F. Wat
kins, 2; james S. Walker.
H. G.. EDWARDS, P. NJ.
, 1842-10-15
r., Mr.. Clapp. he made the follow

To Mr.. Clapp, he made the follow.
inc statement: 81 am a weaver, and
have arrived very lately in this coun'
try, with my mother, having been GU,
Of employ a, home: On account OF
The low wages in England, ii took me
two years to lay up eight pounds to-
wards paying our passage over. In
New.York, ] was advised to go to
Lowell, and / have been up there, but
could get no work. One objection
to taking me into the factory is that
have. as you may see. the 'king's
evil on both sides OF my neck. Now.
have some idea of shoe making, and
| am told that | can learn that trade
in the house of correction, and ]
thought tina; by that means gel a Trade
at which | could work by myself and
support nv mother. have no home.
no friends, and no money"
Under these circumstances, and al
ter much consultation. complaint was
entered against him, upon his OWN
statement. as Il vagrant, and he was
sentenced for SIX months. Ohe OBJ
iect and hope IN so diSpoSinG o. mn
was, that his disease might be cured
in the eStablIShmPnt.--b's foSt.
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