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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-08-16

Tie Wing presses assailIng Captain Tyler WIN
out rhyme reason but the Democratic press u
rushing to the rescue. They speak of his Veto Mes
sage with cordial appreciation. Both parties are com
PEELED TO admit the ability with which it is written,
though they differ essentially about its principles
and bearings. What the New York Morning Post
a,e the New Era says Of it, may we'll be adopted az
the spirit Of the whole Democratic fraierniiy I've
must return our thanks the President for hs decsio
in thwartng the schemes OF the Wings, and the man
liness with which he expresses his own feelings. he
has rendered an essential service 10 the best
OF Tie people and the people, never ungra'eiui 10
those who atand by them however they may dIsapproVe
of other ac,s of his Administration, will support and
,lefen him in this his last great act
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-08-16

A, a time when the madcap Wings are passing bill
to give their Clerk the e1travagant power OF
6 from the next Congress, unless they
come armed with certificates that they have been elect
ed by Districts, when in fact, be may thus be clothed
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-08-16

with The power Of DISTINGUISHING more Than one al!sa
of free people, and perhaps Of controlling the ratd.
fifty of Congress- wish The people 10 hlerstand tn
merits of this Dstricting system, which the Wings
attempting to force upon the States. II is for this
reason that lay before readers the two able ar
cles which we have thrown upon our last page. Read
hem III doubted whether This new atemptto head
Captain Tyler will not FAIL and whether new Veto
will not ba forced npnn him
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-08-16
4 Tarning to Friends at Washington
4 Woraing especially to the Tariff Members
3nd II Uarnfn1 Ia the C0nntru at Larye,
tFror. the y. Y. Eyprrss.)

l.
Money Market, Thursday Erening last
"For wet stormy day, when all out. door business
had been suspended, there has been quite stir in The
Bills and Flour Market. Sterling bills were taken
freely early in the day, for remittance by the Great
Western, al 1917, improvement Of half per cent,
since yesterday. con Paris there is also an advanc.)
The Veto undoubtedly had its influence and has no
doubt induced increased orders for goods; the pre-
sumption that new Tariff bill will pass"
And now let the members of Congress sec how the
Physc works. Orders are sent out, under the pre-
sumption that goods will come in free. Suppose no
revenue bill be passed-Whal then: Goods will pour
upon The first csss that goes 10 the wall, will
be the manufacturers. They say they cannot now go
on we'll with 90 per cent. duty They must of course,
be Frustrated, by goods not paying any duty. They
go-What next The merchants, with goods on hand,
must likewise suffer What mlt' On account Of the
great impora,ons, the balance Of trade is decidedly
against Bills to pay for them rise, until they be-
come too high-thcn, the specie goes abroad-lhe
Banks are pressed for coin'rhe Banks call in their
papcr-A general distress comes on-and the Banks
are forced to stop
Are the manufacturers then mad' Are their Repre-
sentatives mad: Will they ruin stare them III the
facc-because they will not agree to some moderate
wise and liberal scale Of dntes-nr, because they w
not agree 10 abandon absurd scheme OF Distrlhu'
tion? We appeal TO their moderation and wisdom WI
appeal 10 every memhc. who loves his country more
than his party-Rome, more than Cnsar.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-08-16

BeautttS o1 Mc Richmond ing -
"Moral putrescence of the Editor OF the Enquirer
How the CALLED jade winces-Whose withers indeed
are wrung: The groans of the Wing show US. "John
G. Adams is the best practical Republican on the pup
lie slape
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-08-16
.FlyI.rI-Rc tt,yyENTI(

The Convention adjourned on Wednesday evening"
fthe Sd inst The Select Committee made report,
recommending application 10 be made TO the nexl
General Assembly for law to take the sense Of the
qualified voters ON the call of Convention based on
white population for the purpose of equazing repre-
sentation, &c. Mr. Beckley, of Fayetir, proposed
substitute, asking first Of the Legislature reappoIe
tonment of representation upon the white bass--or, If
that be declined, asking law 10 take the sense oil the
people The call Of Convention, on the same basis
The question gave rise to much discusslon-and inc
Report and Resolutions of the committee were adopted
by large majority We shall publish those proceed
inrs on FrIdaY.l
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-08-16

r. An article defending Mr.. Buchanan against a
''!'e and nsdous attack Of the Richmond Wing
1Ad The Resolutions Of the Bar Louisa Courthouse
.oan H. Holiday in the Chain indicating and up
''Sng OF the exercise of the Veto power by MIR. Ty-
are unavoidably postponed.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-08-16

one Of lie Committee Mr. Leigh, having been corpel'eu
from hc state his To decline aclhe 'e '
members substituted Judge Brockenbroush IN his place.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-08-16

RrnxARp PEY1ox. Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-26
DIED.:

On the a4h inst OF congestion OF The brain, Hiss Eliza
Sea!y IN III, 5ath year OF her age
nr the sei inst. OF cholera inantcm, josephine ohtE
daughter OF Morton and Eliza Rder, aged years ano 10
On the I'd inst, M William Baker. in the 57h year of
on Tue sd ms: Glss, wife ofJams M-ishan in ;he sd
On; 80 inst; after short Illness, r benjamin. >Seden
Sen. in the s9ih wear OF his ace
Az White Sulphur Springs. Virginia. OF bilious peur,y,
on the ,h instant Alexander Matthews. ESD IN the h
year OF his age late OF Maryland iTom Charles
county. M
revolutionary soldier. in the S7h year OF hi age.
Al Monroyl, Africa the 4h May, after long Illness
Of The coast fever Cant WIN. Preston, ate master OF The
American coa,ing schooner fesnlus
AtUpp-r Caldwell Liberia on the 18th cit alter III ger
Ing Illness. Hon. wluam t. Barker "o-'ly member 81
Inc N E church Of :hal place.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-26
MARRIED

On the ,ad inst, BY thu Eev. slr. Marceln' James >
Burutnn. his, Racket Nv keGian of o! TINS cry
Al Newark J. on THURSDAY evening I'D instant. W m.
Lewis OF New Orleans. 10 Eliza w. daughter OF F." IL
GartIwae.
st The resaes.r 81 t,rs Cannon Nashville. on T1es-
day. 18th inst. George A Washington Esq OF 60.
Of the Treasury, Washington.
MSpringf-Ii Mas on The sd inst by the Rev. M
Lee Van N.cien Of this CITY, 10 Etza Matilda dans L
Ter of the late Major Hanliton OF 81. Louis.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-26
- Great Fair Of the American Institute
az Nihlo;s {: arden. ci,1 af New York. Oct.

ab .EiDI"1N N'fREHNH, CITY Oh New 10TH, VcI-
E1.h. fs32.-Tpt augiug match and exhibition OF
plou-Es: chncdpIat the National Convention;
the exhibition o life pteseTvec and li boats. boat
ard submarine cIplo>on the show and sale the An
nvcrsary ADDRESS and series other addresses with the
closing address; the grand display Of specimens agrcu
manufactures aad the OF moving machinery, OF
foweFs, trail, may all be witnessed Articles
petitioner exhibition merely should be delivered and
early he It'll Bin October with excep-
tan of calle i!owers &c, in reutioa WHICH Ari-
cultural Circular al ie depository Ii. Institute
Park
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-26
NEW FALL GOODS-Dry Goods,


Housekeeping Articles, ac-S. Z l. HOLMES, Nc.
y Jon-strer between Broad~ and Nassausirre, are
receiving new and desirable Goods for the FaIl Trade,
which will BE- sold The lowest cash prices wholesale
nd rea, They receiving risn Linens and Sheengs
Of their own purtaon, of the strongest each Tor family
use. Aio,
Real Wish Rogers patent Fannels,
Domestic and other Fianncls Dow priceGl,
English AMI American Canton Fannes of the best quail
70 ana Whitney blankets, OF all sizes; do for cribs,
Embossed Table and Piano Covers Wosted aud cotton do.
Narsees Qnills and COunerpIn@s; do tor ships:
Furniture Chnlz aud Dtnites Drdpery Musns,
Chiniz Orugcet,, and Baizrs; Stair Linens,
ifi,h Linen, from o~ priced TO very hne,
Q Pillow Case Linens; 81, and III lrh SheetlRgs,
Irisn Barnsey Sher,ngs from 10 IL wide, (very
cheap
Dana.k Table Cloths, Napkins and ToweliDg., of all
kinds,
Heavy Dama,k and ow priced Table Linen,
Coon Shirtings and Sheelings Of tae best quality do.
Bed Tick,
English and American Long Cloths
Needle WORK Trimmings.
Long Lawns Linen ''aaibrics cambria and silk Hdkts.
French Mer;no> and rh5rt Cloths, all color,
silk and Worsled Plaids, WoOlen Sbawis (new style),
Dark Freuch Pfin's, Mourning Prints,
French B.mDa1ne blus and jet black, very cheap,
lue and jet black Silks, Silk Velvets,
English black silk ard silk fio e.
Eign cotton Hasr and halt Hose, regular make.
AisO-an assortment % English black Cloths and CASH
Is: fancy mixed French Cass.mers OF superior quality
wool dyed black and colorrd Cloths and Casscre some
low priced; handsome darh Vestings &c. with gen, "a
Goods their line, for sale at the low est cash
prices at No. q John street.
~ B. On hand, extra wide Russia Diapers and Crash
do. musqnito Netting. So 2weodis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-26

II Eaea!.h, Quiet and Cemfors-the era
ham House Sarcey, Newly ofk, pfoifers ec'ana-s
TO Strangers stopping Gays we-ks III the city, such
a, are rarely offered. ], egiby located on clean and
air, stree, very the business part q! the GUY AID In
HE immediate vicinity OF tic principal STEAMBOAT andHsS
lis apartments convenient, and nea, h!r lis Table Is
sppprd with the Vegetable. and Fruits thai ne
oc ured esciuding entirely ANIMAL Food aad Stnuans
OF all kinds. charges ooderat-tsl 10 81 . per day tor
4a,rutl-ard every effort inadr 70 render b,afuers c
so-.ble Shove, Baths free Remember 6S Barclay-ss-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-26
NTllIjNFRY GOODS very low for

Iva Ca>h-STEyENS GRUMAN, IS H-ayrr street.
dor Pearl ST NewYork, have jus; received large
Of Fail and Winter Millinery md Six Good. OF
almost every DESCRIPTION OF which have been bought
auction present Gnbea!d OF low prcsS slBers
and Merchants who suy for cash, will hnd hand al al
large of the fashionable Millinery
Good b. city prices awosi without r>s Dian
be bought elsewhere. This IS not put forth lghy. "a
tho>c VINO have bought al Us We know and OTHERS have
but 10 buy One Of the hrm makes il hs
busiRe,s sales daily by hch arrange
nest hey are enabled avail themselves OF many grea'
bar am. all OF which they will sell mail advaDcr rA
cot They have large assort.ea Of TarataD Eat ' ri
and Velvet Hat Ribbons which they would pari'ch
larry invite attention Merchants Gan always End uh a.
is a, inv nr,c,, a2s 2nh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-26
ARRIVED.

Packet ship Argo, Au,houy, from Havre, Aug %, with
mise, 10 { Ba>lut; Fox LIvin- ston
rackel snip Patrick Henry Deiano from Liverpool, Aug
%. Win r,,s 10 Gianell, M,nurn Co
Ship Philip Isl, Futnan, 81 days / ON Bremen with
rudse. To H. U.vand. i3n Passengers.
Er bd- Ba "ark, Faulkner, IA days In Wintsor Ms
plaster - u-, "hiin. y 4 Co.
Sehr Milhce,,t t". baltimore, with -four 10 john
500 uIen on z e,A Island, spoke scar North Caro-
l.a with los OF iuieiiiasL
>er d. ec Briggs, ,,om Baltsofe, with aour TO n
schr Southampton. Luf. from Virginia, with potatoes
Sch, r, E,sabe,h Godfrey, vrsiaia with wood,
c Jua oi,va, o,rle,. d. from Virginia, with wood
y n l,eoty lay ,om Por, L, on Fla, 2Sd uli lat 81,
Ion ~ o. ,,n he Tuu PANE Ii days oui ruul Thomas
unn. .,.r, bouni q Char ->o''
Bar ..ltI Coz, Auiia,.- hia mds 10 Srisgs-
RsLoW- slip n, ur.gs wind ~
.AILtD->a l. us fnlipp, a,i"f Hsyrr; Union;
ku,.. New Uf,ea,, bfi Su i-an Savannah aud oiierA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-26

I , GSDUruNuN NEEf KStaANstt
ter OF Brauty plpirs IrecEies tiotch,-
salo.ors, rr,.ness all cutaecas Diseases ettcit ce
hca,r ule bands mech arms, realizing eaiisy
juvenile boo,a To b. had original Office o. "aAarr
s-~t one door from Sfead~sy 81 per bous ware .!
ap. trashy. and deet-rou- cnapufds Ladies win 'Ta
tipped noses III find IT,. cI,ca operate Ike Charm IN as
spAung Il - iAN'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-26
ysn.,s sr,,,oy.d 1auuif.i,,

~ n,a ,n.rn,it II v
" ~. u,ay be- clss>s'' '- o." 81 .to mo-.
:, al ,n,> article four q, W tp'o'
a.. h. made q, cue uo' ''Ihi - tiou'
,talcb hau a >irsie &C ,tt az" "t' n'-
ciI. opDe>> cHhn ems It o - ''> 60
: ut = ordinary "a ei''-' Tn p t"i'c
ecu, >icd to CD aod ,.a,-- '''n-
li>c u.j mad - VIII ii au.e.t,s,'r,
l. FRA IS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-26

u Beard for n Gentleman and Lad! ~
Privat Family rSr arrd sIhl. t'so 5'oS-> VI n
tase r0Cie by ca-iius AT 10 *, FjFS Avenue sig n
Good ,,,, G.f.,ns Can i,r n',ra
al Nc. 8 CHS, IN ef'O
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-26

Brigs Amalia t>iclian) Laurn, Trieste II L Roulb;
Ring, Rose. New Orleans, Geo Cook; Geo'g lana DAVIS
Noroik Badger Peek rampco, Ntagir. MIbIei Mini
teiiv Aruia la Ne bern Nc, : Nhtche;
scars thatanoockr. Dean, Mon,sgo Bay Jam, Foster
& Mlckerson T,osa, Ward. Wilmington, NC; Colombia,
nulerfied K-, "-s, Colrridee, Be >ry, tdruon NJ;
Ocean, Hudeln, fredericksburg, Cooley X Co; Emma
Cola Baltimore; hudson. Cooley, ezra Rooms Nor
oik. A cole, Co; + Cr UGH, roniiis Philadelphia
Cooley CO.. wolco,, Ryder, Boston; Fancy, CHASE
Boston,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-26
Particular Nolice.-Tbese pe.soas nan

Particular Noiice--Ibcse Pei soss na'Hit
urnltue On, Iescripn itSose OIL or VINO are of.a~
nv ~, rou,e-aceppg viii md ready sale uf any PeflA
or NJ! 81 their goots by seps Ihe ahdfe-. or cali.s
-ron tic ,c5scrIaeT. Coos ANY amount pHrchisei
~ g COTTON I CO 49, Chat ans
Al Private Sale-a drst Paro Fo-es. thai Will he sod
q. - -. - re9 II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-26
MshOR,nDA.

Scar >-ilr br!or reppr'ed caF>ired short
distance u lie North rvrr be raised, and pumped
scar Axn b .ke, II. IN ,h. Yves; Indies New YORK.
..orr r., .,,. as r. or i..et when
wa, oil, ana gong i've knot, under joy ss>, bcCnd 10
Kr. Wet
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-26
...,i-s,...:Nsn. Rcp..,,us e,i,-

~. ,rsp"n ct Geienc- l s''5' To- Its
~. 10 c-. seconds IT. - tni'. wa
d. .t III OF or,ier Al wiIni.>Hi. - r-'ait
-,n J. gULEN tul roadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-26
,.;It ANU Jt,Nt.Lkl YER,

.aIaii He's ANU t"tLkf yer!
Nv ow.-The SUBSCRIBE p selins oil de,cnPtions Z
ol silver lever, anchoI ecaPehrn .sP's, ana very
,aij loveT tLan al aBy ether place IN the CITY Col
Nsr. . low a. So 10 - dollars each Watches aAd jrH
III sa;rhes grarranfd keep COCO utnr OF the a.,ae
-.s,.-ned G c. ALLEN
I-4corrfr OF walcnes ana Jesser5 wha-s~ n'd retail
an OF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-26
AUCTION SALES.

Az " = IOA< NIALISIN%.
JOSIAH Richards. Aueuoneer.
10y BANGS, RICHARDS Il PLAIt,
- Stsre is Snesdwray.
pY >. DRAPER, Jr.-Ssore 81 VII
AD Isrn-st-ee;. corner OF Plne-Ssree'
Al ~ O'Clock AZ the action room
ctoTHs AND Cas>isssSs-Feon the sheivrs, on eredA
OF six menil ns approved epdorsd rotesas peers 50
perior We, Of England ci,hs ana cassaeres just IN
AZ for cqsb. >od Under the inspection OF wardcns
the Por, for ib benefit OF whom il may eoacsrp-
4barres ot Nader per bark Louisa frog, Mar>eies-
9'"''ss' :" '-'' THURSDAY, sep, %
Az 10 o'clock, al the auctio Foonl
FRENCH Goops-b BY CaialosueFor approved eedo' Ssss
notes al moo;h. credt-loo cases French Goods, IA
prsng great variety and extensive assortment OF I'll e
ard fancy article, OF recent GlpouauonN
Also one case segan, en6rotdeUee.
Also 81 ps F.ench CsSSmsres OF new and tascion'
Also an invoice OF Sa1ony Wool Shawls
SATURDAY., Oct. l.
A; IL O'Clock, al the Auction Room.
credit OF Nix months approved endorsed nctes-2 ps
super wesi Of England Cloths ast Cassimeres Just I'M
ported
Catalogues and samples on morning ri safe.
FRIDAY, October 7lh,
AZ the store OF Mess Jelly Frcre. Importers OF trenea
Gloves LsceS and EmhroIderes. - BeaSer-st
GLOVES LACKS AND EMSKoIp Ia, ~ assortment,
consisting OF all descriptions OF and fashionable WORKED
goods liner CamOrc hut II. rlN'erS, whnc toa.
borders Brussels lact lace shaw peletes collars ana
ethrr articles %! French merchandise.
Particulars oi which will appear hereafter.
Also invoice of Cashne Marno and kabyle ShawiS
Also y large aSSori;nen; o, BombdIines
Also an n>oice OF MoGSSclin De LANES.
Also az snte invoice OF silk Neives OF superior quality
STrCkS-At l. o'clock, nj RE Merchants Exchange
Sold TOR the ben. tit OF whom il may concern
lSa Shares OF $50 EACH IN the capital stock OF the TIA
Ward Fire Insurance Company. The shares OF the above
company hnvc been reduced from so W $3.50 per share
and Ike name OF the company changed To The National
Fire Insurance Company.
Bonds OF $1,000 each. the State ot Illinois, dated lss
Msy 34 bearing interest ut per cent nnnum. payable
anyearjy redecnabS the pleasure OF The State after
thu year 1865
Bonds of 5000 each. or 25 sterling OF the Southern
Life Insurance. and Trust Company OF Florida guaranteed
~ the Government Florida, and with permanent and
accommodating sinking Iuud for its redemption, dated Sto
august 1882 bearing interest al per cent per aniuu,
payable hal, yearly per certificate.
10 shares OF The New 81 sh,on Association Stock.
REAL EsrArE-Ahc The House and Lat No 80 Spritg st
The bo,,,e sry house leased good tenant n
$500 per and taxes, repairs &c I'LL Isl May next. The
pre- the ease betransitrred TO The purchaser
The lot is p feet inches front Spring street aud IS feet
rear by p4 feet inches The cas-, sde and oee3s-
cheson The Terms eli saeOre half Of the purchase
money cash loper Of tito be paden the day OF sale.
and per crn, the delivery OF the deed The balance
secured by hond and mortgage the property
il desired al per cent interest able halt yearly Tor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-26
OAPs-CLOTH AND VELVET CAPS

VA great variety and splendid paltrrs aosp,eh
10 infants, children and bows of a ! ages 'so; sao're
Ridns Caps oi very beautfu pattern, ana grnuel-n
Spoing and Dress Caps. h- subscriber f'attrfs nsse
ha, thu largest and assortment OF laps !" e Guy
and further r-cnu,m-nd.i;,n Is the rncsrat,
prices at which vrnded "ho-a'e ana '.'aiia'
WATSONS, I54 Chat a'rsr,tt- and
% az 80 Sewery.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-26

- HWUKTHS IA EN- Ian y
~ tMf8-Or- ttrb OF rem, per hoor for Light
amp Burner has Invented Ivy 81 which 0fni-
n.rv I,r Isrdfr-e roa, sa,rn ~ ne tu ned with the
izrii the esl oil. igniting Easily and hD hng
frr y an 'epp"ratGrst hitting clear bright hdnf,
Wit sIfkr uppirasant mel dnf ~ comparison ~uh
OIL cp.nz INT boat third. sti- 4 afor's better
igi; Thi- Lamp las eIetsv-iY ad"p;r- III so.Ioa,
snd upesc,dng ali -,hsrs ~~s-ser he's b"rn miro
dured W. worth the attention 'f aauulac and
all other p-roas r,aatng iish. Thu lru'h 4 ts state
nlIni car ra,iiy CALI al III" ircipal Ases-
~ e PIiLEY'; Lf,,clery Siorr, No. Us Ms.iru LAae
uiere iry ar. 10 every var'.,y. ~boie,ar
tai sl3sH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-26
h. Nj. Baker, Auctloneer.
DY r. NJ. BAKER.-Store l49 Fulton

h. NJ. Baker. Auctoneer.
DY r. NJ. BAkER.-Store l49 Fulton
4 , street. THIS DAY,
For cash. in lots purchasers, quantity II Dry
and Fancy Goods Hardware, Guns Pocket Cutlery, Ger.
man Siiverwrre. &c. Sale positive
10y ALBA KIMBALL-Otfice No. AZ
4 D William. street. near Wall.
A. X will give his attention TO the sale OF Real Estate,
Stocks Furniture and Outdoor Saes generally.
SATURDAY, Oct 8.
At Il s'cock, Ut the Merchants Exchange.
Chanc+ry Sae-UnIpr the direction OF VIM. w. Camp
bell ESQ aser chance ry-0ne undivided fourth part
10 lots ground in the lth ward, bounded by 9Th and
9th streets and avenue D and Lewis street.
See advertisement, signed VIM. W. Campbell, master m
chancery.
WEDNESDAY, Oct. H.
Chancery Sa!c-Unier the dit rcton Of John A. Sidcuy
Esq master in chancery-i dwelling houses and lots OF
ground situated northeastery corner Of Houston ST.
and Avenue A.
See advertisement in the New York American, signed
John A Siaell, master in chancsry.
THURSDAY, act. Is.
At II O'Clock. the NJ -rchants' Exchange.
Chancery Stakeholder the direction Of Russell C. Wheeler,
n that
of ground known No. 1855 Delaney
Sc advert in senng Posi- signed r. c. Wheeler,
master il chancery. "
AT PRIVATE SALE.
The three story dwelling house No. ~ Duaae-st.
Also large story house in ST. Marks place. with
stable.
Slock-sO shares Pensacola Land Company Stock.
bpauliu Farm OF about III acres with good buildings
oushkaep>ie.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-26
MARINE JOURNAL.
cLEAsEp on sAruRpA,

Ship. Sheridan, nep-l 'er Liverpool, Collins 90;
Nicolai Savn. bussia) NpSen ~ reit T>bu Rowland
& ,pinwa; Ecuu, iii, New Oicans, : e Glover:
Barb Adario, Traub, Rich.Aona, aeCracAen Li7nss-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-26
TALL AND WINTER GOODS at the
Il NETWORK CASH TAILORING ESTABLISH.

M
NETWORK CASH TAILORING ESTABLISH
MENT, 1i2 Fulton.street, near broadway.
prepared with large and extensive
assortment of Fail IND WINTER GOODS TO exc
cute orders garments the shortest notice and at small
advance from cost Our purchases made exclusively for
cash. and we commence fall business fully determined
sustain unusually low prices and furnish our custom
er with first rate article small profit for ready money
Strangers and others visiting the city who are in want OF
an outfit will find " their interest to call and examine
goods and style OF work besre leaving their orders
Full suits furnished in 81 hours.
Strict puncluality observed IN filling orders.
sig ISL j. BOOTH co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-26

Mr.. CHARLES DYER, Jr.;
Ay Dear SIr-Your communication OF yesterday, askiag
my opinion Dr. Starkweaher Hep tic Elixir, has been
received this morning. In reply, wi inform you that
my confidence in patent medicines generally is not very
flterinr. have had too Duch believe that
prnci pied will often palm uiSr their rlow-cIens
their useless Do, dangerous most ums Dr the sake o gain,
the OF which takes that important and cri,cai period
Of time without producing any gnnd effect when Otherwise
p-rhapt remedies would nave been used, and much
suffering distress prevented For thai Ihave not
til feeling myself and family 10 he much saei I'M
the direction my tamil ply sicians; but having been
afflicted b last 1years vi difficulties in The SIDE and
chest, uncomfortable and oten distressing, painful and
snme hat alarming, rom bich could get fr tenn
DRY re-i very fortunately noticed yoar advertisements OF
the med cine in qu stion.
had been ,chootbry with Dr. Starkweaber, and had
with hun long and intimate acquaintance when we were
youns and from my owle'Ige OF him thought nina
inca pale practising deception any person uis fact
induced DR. Starkweath' rs Hepa'c 9ii1f ana
by it. now bc,ir,e myself entirely Cured
need not therefore 10 you that consider on great
volu-. certainly think is discovery Of great public I'M
portance.
The $, bonle took gave much r,liet which regu-
lary progressed on il bod bottles when discon-
,inue IT, having thank God no to ,btr use Tor at present
With much regard and respect.
Your ob't aud bnNbe servant,