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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-24
EpY ORDER Of the Hon. Michael u

pY ORDER of Z. a. Tallmadge, Re-
i , corder Of the City OF NewYor! notice is hereby
gwen pursuant TO the provision OF Tie statnte AUTHORIZE g
attachments a@aiGst nonreSiGeu debtors that attach
ha, issued against the ate Of Samuel Smith. resi-
dent othe State OF Pennsylvania and that the same will be
sold for the payment OF his deb, unless he appear and dis
charge such attachment, accord law, within nine
months from the first publication ,hsnotce; and that The
payment Of any debts due him by residents OF this State,
and the delivery to him or for hi, use. OF any property
within this Stale belonging ohm and the transfer OF any
such property by hn forbidden by law, and are void
Dsied the 18th daY o! March, 1852
a. 6. ROGERS Attorney for Attaching Creditor
e Jour m6 l2w9m
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-24

I'm PURSUANCE of an order of the Sur
i rogate NC County of NewYork notice is err': Civ
en;o all persC having claims against John Bas;en, late OF
the Civ OF Nel ork Hair drescr deceased present the
same with the vouchers thereof the Subscribers, the
residence OF the 81 scriber, EMELiNE BhSFIEN, No.
Albany-s!rec >n the City of NcwYork, before the
first day Of October next.
Dated Newly ork tn: 2Sth day OF March A. D. lci2.
EMELlNE BAsTiEN, Execu,rix.
MOO ayrSms NICHOLAS STEVENS Executor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-24
10y ORDER of Jos. Mullen, Esq, Su-

pY ORDER of Jos. Mullen, Esq, SUI
8 D preme Court Commissioner, residing Waeriown,
Jefferson County, notice is hereby given ha attachment
has issued agaj. Estate Of James Brooks lale
Of St Augustine, Florida nonresident debtor and that
the same will be sold for the payment OF ms debts unehe
appearand discharge such according 10 law with
in nine months from the first publication OF this NOTICE. and
that the payment oany debts due to nby residents oths
State and the delivery him for his oanv property
within this State belonging him, ard The transfer anr
such property by him. are Forbidden by Laws and yod.
Dated January l2tt 1872
DYER NJ BUEEHhM
IT lawem Attorney for Attaching Creditor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-24

IN PURSU of an order of the Sur
rogutc the County New YORK, Notice Is hereby
gwen TO all having claims agaip, Daniel Lane late
of the city NeYork shoemaker. deceased 10 present
the with the vouchers thereof 10 the subscribers THE
house OF Mary Lane, No. l76 Varick street in the ny Of
New.York on before the twentieth day OF SEPT mber
next Dated Newly York. the 18th day OF MARCH, 1912.
MARY LANE, Execuirix.
mig iaw6m+ WiiMOT WILLIAMS, Executor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-24

q rosate Of the County OF New York, Notice is hereby
given 10 all persons having claims against SAMUEL Goop-
RICH late Tbs, City of Eew York, carpenter. deceased,
10 present with ths vouchers thereof the sab
scriber his residence. No 50 Essex-st. the City Of
New York on or before the fourth day of March next.
JOHN GOODRICH, Administrator.
New York Sen Isl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-24
DY ORDER of Francis N. Mann. Judge

NOTICE.-Daniel Hawks Of Cortland
vile, Cortland Comfy, Supreme Court Commission,
Sas sued An attachment against Stlnaa XII gits estate,
non resident deb6r whsh viii soii the payment Of
is debts unless tie appear and discharge 1c aitacuert,
according tn law within nine months from tee first publ
cation OF this notice The payment any debts dre 10 him
h. residents OF thu state The delivery 10 him or for his
usc OF any property within this State beoa-in 10 hin the
transfer OF any such property ny him. forbidden by Law
and are VOID. [ j . saml Z G q g en- ,,,o,co,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-24
STATE Prison, MOUNT PLEASANT, September 8, 1872
GEAIED PROPOSALS will be received
COMPLAINT, Diarrhea,

GUNNER COMPLAINT, Diarhea,
~ Dysen:ery Cholc, and all arrangement OF The stomach
aad bowels cured by JAYNES CARM!NA TINE Bal
SAMThs OF the most efficient, pleasant, and safe
compositions offered the public for the cure OF line
arrangements OF the stomach and bowels and the
only article worthy OF the leas; confidence for curing Cho
era Enfantum, or summer Complaint and m all the above
diseases it really acts like charm
All persons are requested TO Try it, for there is No Ms.
take" about its being OF the most valuable family medi
caeS yet discovered. Hundreds nay, thousands OF
certificates have been received Physicians Clergy
men ana families OF the FIRST resRecablity bearing The
strongest testimony its a:or too numerous publish
Prepared only by DR. D. JAYNE, No. 90 South Tb:7.
street. Philadelphia.
Sold at wholesale and retail by the Agents A B. D.
SANDS Druggists 79 Fultonstreet, ri Gold and
100 Frl,onsree. Also sold by Abraham g. Sands Co..
z75 Broadway Granite Buidn.s) corner OF Chamber
street. David SANDS Co., II East Broadway corner of
Market-treet Price 90 cents. sis In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-24
DY ORDER of Willis Inglis. Esq. one

DY ORDER of Willis lnglis, Esq. one
, OF the Associate Judge, of the Court Of Common
Pleas OF the City and County Of York, Notice is here
By given pursuant the provisions Of the auhor
ling attachments against debtors that attach
ment has issued against the estate jonathan Going,
resident of the State OF Ohio and that the will be sold
Tor the payment OF his debts unless he appear and discharge
such attachment according 10 law, within nine month, from
any dei, due 10 him by residents OF this state and The de-
livery 10 hm ior.his Of any property within this
state belonging to him ard the transfer Of any such proper
IL by him are forbidden hy law a0d void Dated the
third day OF January, l8il C. SAGLE
t..iorney or attaching Creditor.
Evening J.uruai copy. aaio iawem
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-24
i've law6n,-

IN PURSUANCE. of an order of the Sur
rogalt OF The County Of NewYorh. Notice is hereby
gwen all persons having ci1imS agaa.; Iynar T. -,
late OF Mobile the ol Aaoaaa, deceased, 10 pre-
sent the SAM with te vouchers tereot 10 tie subscriber.
at lhe store of llanu!er &; Hnra1 20. - y0nsrcet, 10
the Citf oi NwYors before The ninth day OF ionu-
airy nez;--Dari New orh. the ,jXh dly OF July, i3:2,
LEI lavf - CNAELES 2 VI, Al-nni.lratnr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-24
DUBLIC ADMINISTRATORS Office,

No. IS John-street-Ia pursuance OF Order OF the
Surrogate OF the County OF New-York, Notice hereby
given all persons having claims against John White Joha
Dubask, William II. Rnlp, or Carl Schmidtman deceased.
ntesiaeS present the with the vouchers thereof
subscriber his oce No Sc Iohn-stree in the City OF
New-Yorh. before the fourth day OF February
Dated New-York. August Sd. lste
ar< iavsm E KETCHIrM Public Administrator
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-24

IN PURSUANCE OF an order of the Sur
rocate of the County of New-york, ,;olce hereby
sye;, u all persons having claims against Cornelius Fra
denburgh late OF the city Of NewNorh, deceased 10
sent Il same with the vouchers thereof 20 the subscribers
their residence No. l48 Thirteenth street in the city OF
NewYorl or before the tlvenyfourh day of 0ctobar
next. Dated New York. the t'yentyfrSl day OF April 1872
GEORGE l.. FEADENBURGH,
100 TWIN GORDEIlA VIVIAN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-24

No IS John-stree.--ln pursuance of order OF The
Surrogate OF the Count. OF NewYork notice hereby
given all persons having claims against Frederick Rhods
deceased nt-state present the with the vouchers
thereof 10 the subscriber, al his Office No. IS Johasree
the City OF NewYork, or before the fourth day /
February next;
Dated New York, Augu 81 Sd, 1912.
aud iaxtira e l. Ell Obi 81 Puhlic Adrninis;rat
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-24
Of an Order Of the Sur
lwSm i'm - 49, DAN. LORD. Junr.. Executor.
DY ORDER of Elisha Ward, $50. Judge

ACf ORDER OF Elisha ward, $50. Judge
30 OF the Chautauque County Courts Of, degree Of
Counsellor dc ,occ hereby gwen pursuant Hthe pro-
resident debtors, that attachment has issued The
estate o, William CClhertSon and Orrin Hook reden,
debtors residing PENNSYLVANIA, the
will be sold the payment OF iher debts unless they
appear and discharge such attachment according law
wbin nine mouth. from the first publication of this
aud that the payment of any debt and the delivery of
property belonging such debtors either OF tDem tor
hrr or the transfer OF any property by them or either
them Tor any purpose haiever forbidden by law,
AMI are VOID. Dated the goth day July la42-
VI. STROPE, Attorney for Attacking Creditors
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-24

TN pursuance OF an order of the Surrogate
Z OF the County OF New York. Notice hereby given 10
sI persons having claims aiS ale: Cohu. late a. the
Cry OF Newly ORR grocer deceased present the
sg,h th vouchers tereof the subscriber al th- oice
ioseph HoSsoG Esq, No IS Chamb-rsr-et the City Of
New-Ysrk, or before the third day OF Gc,ober
Dated Newyor the twenty ninth day OF March, .Ia42
rnbSl awtiGlr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-24
DUgLIC ADMINISTRATORS Office

e No IS John street.In pursuance OF order the
Surrogate of County OF Newly notice hereby given
all persons having caigs against Alexander Brown An
Cole Marcus BrtuS deceased nteSateS present
the same with the vouchers thereof 10 subscriber at his
office. No IS John in thu City OF NewYork,
before the fourth day o. February next
Dated New York, Angus. Sd. 1912.
lnyyRu F. kETCHIJH Public Administrator.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-24

Il No. IS Johnsreet-ln pursuance OF order OF the
Surrogate OF The Couaty New-York notice herby CIV
all persons having claims against Margaret McCEbe
Albert Ferdinand William DobSon, or William Burrows,
deceased ne>;aes present lie same with the vouchers
thereof The subscriber his otfce No. sc Johareet
in The City OF New-York, or before the tolrh day OF
February next
Dated New.York, August Sd. 1912.
au3 l3w5u E. KErCHIJN, Public Administrator
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-24
RuRLIC ADMINISTRATORS Office.

No sc John-stree-In pursuance of order OF the
Surrogate OF the County OF NewIork, notice hereby
giveH all persons having cinins against John orre de
ceased, uteState present the SANE with the vouchers
thereof the subscriber his Office No. s. Johntreet,
in the CITY of Ne~York, before the fourth day OF
February next
Dated New. York, August Sd. 1872.
ar4 law6r E KETCHIlN. prhlc Administration.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-24

I'm URSUANCE of an order of the Sur
L rogae of the County Of New.York notice is hereby
given all persons having claims aNn> David Milne, late
Of the Island Of Santa Cruz the West Indies deceased
present tie with Tie vouchers thereof the snb
Scrber, lis Office No - South street; the city of New
York, before the sixth day of February Dated
New York, Isl day OF August, 4 D. 1879.
ms w
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-24
y E@ \ MORNING BOAT FOR
y r. sELIzABETH-PORT AND
$500. $500 NETWORK FERRY COMPANY

Surnmer ArGagen.ent--Fare Ia Gents.
Thc steamboats, WtTER.wTTCH. ClSD Ell LILA aud
WILLIAMSBURG, ply daily from Eli7abeth-Po New
York. touching at New Brighton and Port Richmond,
ans after the lh day of August lsi2each trip follows:
Leave Elizabcthport, Leave n. Yors pier l. ~. 4.
At6i, and lo'cock. A At 81 s. and lO5 a. NJ and
All, isnd 5toclock. ?. II IA and5s fclock, PM
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-24
DUBLIC ADMINISTRATORS Offce.

Il No. Sc John.s;reel-En pursuance of an order
OF the Surrogate OF the County of New-Tork, notice
i, hereby given all persons having claims against
James March deceased, ntsate present the with
the vouchers thereof the subscriber, his ecc, 70 81
Johnsreet the City OF New York, before the fourth
DAY of F. b-u nary
Dated New York, August 81. 1912.
ana law6m f. KETCHJrM, Public Administrator.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-24
IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Sur

= II I UlSUItiFS u Ut GU UTuPI OF LIC G-tiI-
d roga,e OF the County OF NewTork. Notice is herebv
gvsn 20 all persons having claims agaus; john C. Roberts
late OF The City Tc York Merchant deceased
The with the vouchers thereof the subscribers
the Office of Henry W. SILL No 81 Wam-st-eei, in the
City OF EewYork before the 9Th day OF March next
Daed NeTYork the 25th dav Of August, 4. D., 1912.
HENRY W. SILL,
SAMUEL THOMSON,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-24

Nouce-Al Goods, Frrigh: Baggage, B,f4 Efis Specie
any oter kind Of Property, taken, hc1si pat on
board this boat I've the risk OF the Of such
Coos, Freight, or Baggage. ke-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-24
I : Es-a aPEoPLE's LINE FOR All.
= Es-s INFORMING LINE FOR AL.

A9EST-|sTvS-. BANf, TROY, s1d intermediate Land
ings Steamboat Pier oas OF Barclay s.
The Iev-preSsure steamboat TROY, Ca1t & Gorsara
This Saturday Morning. At : oclccs.
Tas ioS- pressure steamboat ALB,&Y, Capt J. G.
jenkins, Moucaf Morning. al O'clock.
FOR passage apply the ote, foot o. "ctayS:reei.
cph mani
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-24

= To faFOR NEWBYRGH--Iand-
s1f<z5s=Tzsa ing at Cadwelp,, wtr Point and Cois
Spring.-Ihr Steamboat AMES MADISON Capt Charles
Hai-leai, WI leave Warrensree Pier, every TUESDAY
and FRIDAY EVENINGS AT O'CLOCK
Al Baggage Packages Parcels, BaGk Bills or specie
put board his boa, thouI beDs Entered on the book
o. the boa; fecspled or wiz BE ~ le rag OF the ow
ers therrof f2s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-24
) Ess,aaa lNNEAYARK s. NmM.YORK

2 e 7. . W LII ~ OU.TS LIn6
F Tf Po NEws ssd sdLb sG sPss cAEo
steamboat Highlander Capt; Rober, warrop will leave
foot et Ware-si every Moaday Thursday, aud Saturday,
at4 NJ Returning, viii saye NeYburgh every Monday
at A. NJ, and Tuesday and tridayht5P p. NJ.
For freight or passage apply TO the Captain or hoard.
Baggage and freight OF all desc ptons, Bank bills spe
ce board Hust be a; the risk Of the thereof unless
abil Of lading errecains he ST nrd for hr f22
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-10

W The Enquirer publishes the proceedings Ia
Powhaisn and Amelia, denouneiug a Tarhf, and
s'orfying the Compromise as sacred and invio
late" The Editor Of the Enquirsr. for Hor,hetn
consumption. takes different tack. II dcnounces
the COMPROMISE as Unconstitutional and declares
its willingness 10 raise the Tariff to as per cent, O.,
hishu." As the good people Of Amelia aad Pow +.
hsian did no, see this edition Of tina, paper, VIC make
an extract FOR their especial benefit. Tho worthy
Eiilos is addressing himself to the Northern manu-.
| (aeturets. Hear him,
These Wing slang whangers are seeking to do =.
eeive the people, and TO irtate the
by such bold and unfounded assertions. MANY Of
the Democrats al Washington ore determined, the
moment tins bill Is thrown out TO come forward aud
pour oil upon the waves. They will, in all proba-
oity, propose another hill 10 raise revenue for the
support OF the Government. They will not dis
charge their duty TO themselves to their country,
IL they shrink from this duty. For one, we are
willing to raise the duties beyond twenty per cent.
we would raise them TO 25 per cent. or higher.
Agar:
"The Home valuation would Of course be unnc,
eessary with duties higher than 25 per cent? and
IN TACT, can never be made uniform, in different
ports, and, therefore, con situiionoL"
Wonder MIR Giles, in addressing the people Of
Amelia and Powhatan. had not read this extract to
'hem' They would not then have adopted reso.
lu''ons at points with their file leader.
N. u. The people in Amelia aud Powhslan had
better subscribe for the Northern Edition oftse En-.
9airer, If they wish 10 know all tina, is going ON in
the world!
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-10
From The LynehCuTg Virginian.
pETp CNfrtT1aENrn

The Washington correspondent OF the N. Y
American. urging the importance Of passing tile Re-
trenchmenl Bill lately brought forward 10y Mr. Ar.
mold, ard which would OF course embrace the Pre-
sldent, as well as lesser functonaries, says "Mr.
Van Buren, is said to have laid up s 900 annually
out Of his salary, and yet maintained style OF
living equal or superior to any OF his predecessors A."
IL IS urged against the BILL that the salaries ofmany
OF the objects inadequate to their support ;
but how does that assertion tally with tho fact tina
these Offices are sought with so much ayidiiyl Re.
duce the salaries, and that retrenchmcnt will itself
he productive Of most salutaTy REFORM by restrict.
Ing not destroying that ofcs-seeking spirit which
disgTaces the country. any Of the salaries ought
TO he untouched, they are those ofour Foreign Min
isters; yet We are not satisfied that some Of them
are not too exusvagnnt, while II is certain that some
OF them ought to be abolished. As the Same writer
remarks "our Charges at many capitals and our
Minister ut Vienna receive salaries truely enormous
for officers this government and do literally moth.
ing OF oil for their pay" Our diplomatic agents it
~ sometimes said cannot now live in style JehlUng
the splendor that surrounds them; but il was never
designed that they should do 30: If il had been,
$4,000 per annum would have been allowed them,
instead Of $4,000. Let them initiate the Republi.
can simplicity Of Beninmin franklin, and they will
hnd that $4,000 per annum, the sum proposed TO be
allowed them by Mr.. Arnold's bill, will be amply
sufficient TO Temunerate them for their services nnd
no ono will respect them the less, because, as re-
personalities OF a Republican government, they DO
not attemptto ape the ostenlaton Of Royal court
and an hereditary nobility.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-10
SUMMARY OF NEWS.

MDTe Ty'srisn-The Auburn Journal, a stauneh
wing paper, has been deprived Of the Post Office
fnning, which "a TO be transferred TO Tyler. Fo-
60 paper. lelllns the truth does not find favor Of
tho White House. No wondori
Courts cannot be held in Iowa territory in conse-
quenee OF the failure Of the President TO supply tho
places Of the Judges, whose terms Of office expired
on The LIST OF July.-St Louis New Era.
Flour and Whsdt-The weekly account of aour
ma wheat arriving at tide water on the Erie canal
on the opening Of navigation TO the LIST of Aueus,'
SHOWS decrease in nour Of s2 $50 btls, and on in
e csss IN wheat OF lOs77 bushels Being de-
crease equal TO 81 ,23i barrels OF -four.
Professor Alexander Danis B,chs bs, bean ,bo.
sen 70 MI the chair Of Professor Of National Phio-
sophy and Chemistry in the University Of PENN
sylvana. - '"''
CUr AT THE CIPTAM.-Mr Buchanan was call
ed 70 ORDER the other day, in the Senate for aud.
ing to the opinions Of the Executive, upon which hs
Ien'rheu, ne did not intend TO alludo to the pre-
sent opinions Of Mr. Tyler-God knows rbot ibsv
are II know what thoy were a month ago.p saiJ
VII D. nut DO not pretend to know them AZ pre-
sent tIhe moon has changed since his Last veto
messages why should not hs7'O
Some Of the Northern papers Affirm that a. soon
Ch.",a Weos!er retIres itom tho Cabinet, Mr..
Choa'o will resignhs seat in the Senate, beinganT-
Ious to return to the bar, and that w. will ssain
take bis old place, in the Senate.
Remarkable Taersoss.-Mr John Fl. IIisI.v al
Yea Yesterday and stated the following facts; On
ms farm IN Grocnbush, no has this season had from
SINGLE Kernel orgrain Of rye, ~ stalks, well ell
eoi and that on counting tho grains in one Of tho
hoa1s' OF medium size, about fair average, no
computed the whole number Of kernels in The ~
heaIs TO be about 5000, or about GO kernels to a
hoad' This Is the most remarkable instance Of in
crease That we ever heard Of; 5000 for oHE -
albany .Gdu.
HARD TIHEs-"Well, Joe, what luck ~ inooi.
red boy yesterday Of little shaver, who vas
coming up from the wharf with On angle over Nh.
shoulders and on empty basket by his side.
"Oh, bad enough such desperate hard timos tbe
FISH won't bite" WV
milef, INC millennium man, who proposes 10 burn
up the world some time during the new v,or--,h.
same world which is at this time living merely gnon
suiierance, he having postponed lie conf sers,ion
ycat OF Two since-appoars 10 10 going on pfosoe,
ously snd gaming proselytos in any number al the
eastward. The winding up Of the world Il ae,,si.
" 70 take place IN lS43, however, and his foIov.
et' lately erected a splendid tent at Concord M n
70 order to live 10 II so to DO "in at the dea,h
STORM having Frustrated their marouer ,hov
nave removed their quarters into valley vshare
!hstc Is less wind, and where they viii not bs 40
liable 10 interruption. NV w"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-10

a aMoNs has roceivedthe following rev anil valua-
~ bio works
History of DE Iile Of Richard Occur De Lion King oil
England, by Y PLANES, 2vcls
The fifc and Land of Burns By Allan viii
contributions by Thos Campbell, IN which 10 prefsed an
lyle
Fonea Life, by tho author Of Now Home, a novel,
vols ''
Graphic Sketches from Oh and auihcnno works illns
iratn1 the customs habits and character of the aborrncs
or America together will aud curinus fragmrnfs
relating u The discovery sud settlement u the eonnfrv
Mefco IN ti2 description Of tho country ts natural
and political FEATURES with sketch ~ he history broug
aown 70 nc prosont year 70 which s aided an account
Teas and Hucaan, add Of tho san'a Fo Expedition Illus.
rated with new map, vol
Ihofonntain and other POcnp, by w bryant
LUua Coin Much Care, or How Poor People live, by
MARI howi author Of srvo and Thrive, Who shall be
continuation Of Appleto,s Tales Cor tho People and
their Children
Hinnah Moros Privsto Devotion, beautiful rule volume
Robin H1- aud bic Merry Foosters, by Stephen Percy
Tales Of tho Arabian Nights Entertainments related
by mother or The amusement Of her Children with ~
As LYONS, Msln street,
au 10 Opposite Jno N Gordon,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-10
CORREsPoNDRNcR

Beioeen .MesSrs. Wise aud Fillmore.
Mr.. H'Ty a. Wiss who is so full OF his own
importance that he believes that oil the world is
either looking at him or thinking OF him, has adj
dressed a letter to Mr. Fillmore, inquirng Of hin,
whether, in letter written by Mr. r. to his oonsti-
tuen,s, in which he spoke Of the conduct OF certain
members Of Congress, he alluded to him (wise)
particularly, in certain expressions, and gene, ally in
Others.
The amount Of Mr.. Fillmores reply was, in sub.
stance, that he did not alludc TO MIR. Wise particu
larly in any thing, though he had reference to him
generally IN certain expressions concerning the con-
duct OF Mr.. Tyler's peculiar friends in retardinz
the progress OF the business Of Congress.
" Mr.. Wise wishes TO know particularly what
he s thought ofin this quarter, we Gun tell him that
by every true Wing, he is regarded particular
ly inconsistent man, and as one whose ounce Of
in,elecIis oyorshadovcd by n TON Of vanity and
eonceit-Pci. Int.