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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-02-22
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Correspondence Of the .Ntao lorh Express.
WAsni.GIuS, Feb.


IN The proceedings Of the Hcusc to-day you will
fad some reference 10 the New York Custom house
| f,o,,nis.joo The following Is the message o The
President. IN answer 10 The Resolution Of the House
:.In answer TO the resolution Of the Ecuse OF Re
rre.cnialiyes of the 9Th ui February, lS42, III The
following words:
.:ResuIyed. That the President Of the United
States inform this House under what authority The
oo,,m;ssiou. consisting of George Pondexler and
others for The investigation OF the concerns OF the
New York Custom house was raised what were
The purposes and objects OF said commsslon-how
many persons have in any way been connected with
by each. and the aggregate amount Of every descrp
lion of said commission and out of what fund the
eyucuditurcs have been or are 10 be paid"
have 10 state, that the authority Tor nsti,utno
Tho commission mentioned in said resolution, Is thu
authority vested in the President Of The United
STATES. 10 take care tina, the laws be faithfully exc
cu,cd aud to give Congress, from time 10 tln:e IN
formation on the state Of The Union, and 10 recon-
mend 10 their consideration such measures as nc
shall deem necessary and eXpcdicnt.
The expediency, if not the necessity, OF enquiries
into the transactions Of our Cuslom-houses, espe
cialiy where abuses mal-practces are alleged
must be obvious 10 Congress; and that lnvesI9a-
lions OF this kind were expected 10 be made, appears
from the provision in the 2lst section Of the act q
1899 which ennns Collectors Of The Customs &c
submit their books, papers and accounts TO the IN
spcction OF such persons Is shall be appointed iol
the! purpose.
The purposes and objects Of the Commission will
be explained By the Commission Itself a copy 81
which together with information on the other sub
iccts mentioned in the Resolution, viii, at the pro-
per time b. laid before Congress.
= ~ > JOHN TYLER.
Washington, Feb. O. 1912.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-02-22

- miles Gordonsyi'e Droi, in healthy beautiful
and desirable section country viii commence the fret Of
March next The school be conducted by DR. Robert Mckee
A. 81 who having acquired thorough education at the Uniycr
sty Of Virginia. enncny qualified 10 prepare young
enter that in ution The studies embrace all
English Education.
and Ancient, and Modern Languages. The for beard
sia5 Tor Tie session oftea months Persons
wishing Ia enter scholars will address tic subscriber h.o gh
mail Liberty M!!s, Orange County, Virginia. ". G0SS
Erb.5 s1-wj,y
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-02-22

rEHOMAS :. rLOuRNpY and HENRY WOOD, ArroRSEYs
a. Law all the Courts of Halifax. Mccairnbnra
Pitts, lrana Campbell ana Charlotte and VII pay strict attention
To Il. business cnnided Ia them.
rios. :. FLorRNOY, HulI1 Courthouse.
II. WOOD CGrkesriir, -Irekicnbary
n.c IL c,-wsw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-02-22

rfNO OUR FORMER CrSlOMERS.Wc again appeal such
nf you have already done settle and pay
OR business closed than
almost unprecedented Indulgence Of creditors has enabled
heretofore 10 indulge bn creditors las many,
al al you know pressing that posi-
bly, extend further indulgence YOU We therefore you
immediate payment George II. Matthew'S ESQ., who
aiOas Is authorized 10 settle our business
JESSE s. ARMISTEAD,
WIN. s. McASHAN
n,cLs pol,ap Can't. nISa I,pp
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-02-22

~ ElRU HIRING, &c.i sinai! continue L. hue OF SrNtat
sell Produce and collect Dents, IN tins city and tie adj
ing counties, including the town OF Petersburg.
ROBERT illLl.
Office Gross Street, by Be4 IarIr
Richmond Dec 9th Is ct
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-02-22
srAeE OF y. Y, Executive DEPARTMENT,
4 ih,nv Feb 10 lsll.

fde G"nl.nied to comply with demand heretofore
made E The authirtiesof Virginia for the surrender OF
Pc ar johnson, Edward, Sm, and Isaac Gansey, as
fupi,vcs from JUSTICE and that the Legislature Of this
State aas repeated las passed in $780, extending the
ric If trra y Jury persons claimed rs owing ser
vice N other Saes under proceedings before the OIL
GERS a nd magistrates OF this State
II seems my duty, therefore, with the frankness OF
communication which ought to prevail between the Sc
yera Staleo Of the Inian to make known 10 your En-
celc6cy as have uniformly adi On all proper occa-
sions informed the State Of Virginia, that the Executive
Of this State declined comply with the requsltlon Of
the Executive OF Virginia, referred to in the act OF South
Carolina upon the grounds that the process was deemed
to be without warrant authority in the Constitution
of tn. L. s. or in the laws and customs of this State,
aud ,a nothing has occurred since that decision was
mad, 10 change the convictions then entertained.
Whether he law of this STATE extending the trial by
Jury be Unconstitutional or injurious to The State OF
South Carolina, ar 10 aay other State, is question
which properly belongs 10 tie Legislative Represen-
tatvas Of the people and has been commended 10 their
respectful considerations Ii eso belongs To them to
consider, a. least in the first instance whether
the rneasur, which The State Of South Carolina has
adopted calls for any action the part Of this State
have, therefore, very cheerfuly complied with your
Exccllcncys request by submitting to the Legislature
the papers son have transmitted.
| remain, with very high consideration,
Your ,nosI obedeni servant,
WILLIAM IL. SEWARD.
His Exceency Jous T. souARpsos,
| IF South Carolina.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-02-22

CREEn y. COLEMAN, AItoH>rr ~ Law, attends he g.
\ ri Cumberland powtaian, Buckingham ami lfnrr y
warI ani promptly any business that nay
trusted IL him. AIirrss-;u!naca Coaft house.
Feb. s-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-02-22

II 4. WAsuiNGT0N, Aifoa~rs ~ L.., Richmond, Ia
4. lie a.o pracsrs superior and Interior Courts Of
Che.trrlieId G0uChlni and caroline.
hetsreaees-i!on. j. y. Lamax Wingahag Newton, Esq.
George Fiz.gh ESQ Henry r.! u', ESP, " r. Mason ESQ
and Darlns Clasett, Esl. Adiscss-EiehG"aa, Va
Jan. u tl-WhW
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-02-22
Dec. astl,. iaH.

A VERY FAIR OFFER Persons wishing purchase Piano
n Fnries from the subscriber have The privilege IL trying
them before paving for Them and b. This
how many they ay have they k Of getting
Indifferent. instrument, al the rish IL their being bad
upon M >hoGtss rnces-2. 200, -, go 81. 400 and
$50 GIlar-. am perfectly Willing take lie risk Of
Letting tor purchasers ny sell.
+. r. NASH, Ps'srsIDrg, Ia.
have sold ahun 100 Piano Tnes wioat selling bad
l.. i. y.
Feb Il S9-w5Wif
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-02-22

IN u: Uattd States Court for tse Eastern Dst'iss
i2,A february, loi2: ,- bsyr.
CHARLES F. COUCH, Of the town OF B,asra7t
Il is ordered That all persons claiming be creditors . sy
Charles F. Couch show to Tho Court On n ras declare!
next why the said Charles +. Couch be no. to:
ankrum pursuant 10 he nct Q. Congress hai behalf g.
copy OF this order he published in he newspapers
the 22nd and 9Th Rules Of Coiit.
Copy-Tesr, ,,, GIBSON q.
hf'-'hi - e)-Hin
Feb Is
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TOOLS AND MATE&IALs-w.a

MATHEMATICS TOOLS AND MATEGlAiS-E4M
w be furnished wi. III KINDS y In1l- aEi '
rals II te subscribers >,"ic, pr>ng-lles ST t-
Kinds u.eL b. tie trade, bench vices pm vices, aud v III.
Elers blow pipes, drivers, plyaJS, eating npp ,.a
collects DIM ,1tS>, breaches tool handles. Asa ~ na.,
glasses coueisi!n. If unetie, patent. hat and r
springs Tor clocks and watches, watch dla.< e"es tfr ts
cham hooks. watch Grains, v.tsr, rod aud
walrh hands, second hands. steel we. ,ae ~
weights, etc Y. CEaaEI, ggys.it ~ BeI iarrt.
Ian y Sl-U
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-02-22

THE celebrated horse STEEL I'D IN l-3i rs Import
ed Fylde. Of Diamond, is Constitution. VII make his
third stable ii Richard Pnrycar Christians
willie, Nechicnfs county, Virginia the moderate p:ce
$50 expiration Of The SEASON. after lie end 81 The year,
aud s0J insure which VII BE- claimed the
he ascer,arcd, or parted 81 the
all The viii ~ If iar next and
end tie 18th 81 Juiy. la. JOHN EUBANkS,
RICHARD &. PUnYEAR.
der
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-02-22
rIAaU FoEIE WAREHOUSE

THE subscriber j. constantly receiving from the celebrated ina
nufacory n Nuns = Ciirs, New York, elegant and plain
Piano Furrs, possessing the latest improvements, and thai
decacv touch and oioae peculiar 10 their
Iufaciure.
Aa q Musical Instruments, and Musical
Merchandise general.
PIANO f,,.cs repaired, tuned, hire, and taken
change.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-02-22

ORANGE LAND FOR SALE oLtr fur sale the Tact Of
~ Land which reside adjoining The lands If Ire late EN
President Madison and Imdge BARBOUR and situated within FIVE
miles of ourt-osc eight miles of the GoroSvic de-
pot ri good Preparatory School for he Invcry 81
Virginia The i2) abon, third Of which
mhee and good tobacco land tile balance cleared,
aud in such Of Improvement 10 odnce GOOD
wheat tobacco, IL j. also we'll adapted TO grass.
well upon One o the shifts Is ~ wheat, and
considerable preparation has been made FOR Ia cropof
Ii The farm should be disposed Of by tie 2D
March, immediate possession VII b. gwen, and the
grain, &c. sold with H. This farm has i comfortable
dwelling houc aud the usual buildings The sic which
dwelling house stands is elevated ard commanding ard Tie
health and society Of the .harunf unsurpassed y IN the
State Apply the subscriber, Liberty Mills, Dsange
Is, Va. JAMES u. MACON.
Feb Is gl--w6w
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JOHN TYLER.

Washington, Feb Q. 1912.
Mr. PoindeXler has room at the Capitol and is
engaged in preparing his Report. The other Com
mlssioners have prepared Reports in reference 10
distinct branches Of the subjects investigated by the
Commission. Yours. T.. Il.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-02-22

BARGAINS n DOMESTIC SNiKIlHtr, SIlEETINGS, &c.
Fct. l2ta, Is42.
y Il. JENKINS las received AZ: opened,
II. lo bales and II tie following cheap shngs Sheet
ing:, and pZa1hufr>:
5,,oo1 yards br".gn shaug< .; I'd wr!c &c.
2)0l0 d.. yard wide, :; AMI 10 cents
5000 do. fine do. d. T.. a..
5,coo do. DO. i do. L! Cts
5000 do. do. " do. l..
Ii yards and u yard wide beached shirinss, Is. and
csnts
ton shealns. very heavy, measuring 3yaTs wide,
nj 20 cents
C ttna OlnHhnrCs, Al and 10 cents
supplied with tie goods by piece o.
yard, and wanting BY lae II reduced prices
\. H. JENKINS.
Feb. Is gl-Mtr
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Z. l. L.

In lie United States Cont far the Eastern Ds,t ' ~
il,h Es5rRGry, Il ~: t.,sk
IAMiS y. MCCULLOUGH of the town Of Pe,cr,irf2'
y flied y. ,i.io,i praying he ay be declared gi
II ordered. Thai a persons claiming 10 b. cr.dtcis ~ m
James H. McCuooh show the Court, On ihr ~ Ut
March next why tie SAID james VI. McCulloc BE ~,
BANKRUPT pursuant tie act of Congress ~ tsat Nt
thai a copy Of this order h. published in the newspapers
IN. TO the a2nl and 2i:!i lirie- Of Court.
Copy-Teste, .,,s,,> cls
Feb. IL -
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Fer. 10


LANES 4 gro WINSTON, tO-H.NISsIOT MERCHaNIs,
y R.cuaosp, FiR:i>iA w.t., 80 r.4, T. p,,d
pnher, srrn < TO-, WIN. Taylor Co., Jas Steel
= Co. raary aia; suylam sage & TO- Jameson < sandi"a,
- a.t,.,,i ,s,tt & Page, 3erdtrta; Kirkland ( Chase,
oss Robert o%ar 49, a. hfS So t S.-
.ne,, ccrh Il m Lppncot Ic.n tiicr, Pjar "a; HenI
W iad Tho eGfew sa61 oa'9 H.! af 1,as c @[
Ricnond Ohio: Stetson Avery, Joseph lands q" Ih"..s
IL WINSTON stc Oriea.ls; cnue Zones, N Pcaam oo v ~.
Martin a CO. C,eieris OHIO Hon = CARPENTER H. NJ IL io"'
em &c ""''' ' s7-wtf
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Nov. 20

FEMALE SCHOOL ~ LOUlSh.-A School for the education
of young ladies VIII he opened residence in the coun
Of Louisa Monday III. i7 day 81 January next under
the sunernenancc Of Miss caiarne r. Dodge Of New YORK.
young lady who highly recommended for her qialca-
tons and intellectual take charge Of the education
Of young ladies. In this school every thing will be taught neces
complete AMI nnirhed English Education;
also Tie French language and Music The situation i IN
Of country proyeha for il good health and lis contiguy
the Louisa Railroad will render accessible from any
par uf ht Six eight yonn. ladies vii he taken
hnarders family lc board and tuition vii BE-
tj0 far The scholastic n months. This School has been
established the edncatpn oy children, and expense
has been spared IN procuring competent teacher Persons
wishing send their daughters wards 10 this school
qnrsird notify early possible The number Of pups
limited. Ny Po,tOhi-e i. uitrsv VILE, Louisa county.
CLAYTON &. COLEMAN.
Jnuisa Dee asrh. l. q Sc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-01-13
For the New lork Tribune.
The Bankrupt Law.

Nothing, perhaps, could better test the patriot
ism of most men than such treatment as the un-
fortunate debtors Of this country have experienced
during the last two or three years Men whose
characters in all the relations of life stood highest
in the scale of public and private estimation, and
whose country has always been an object dear TO
their hearts have of late been compelled to learn
the lesson that pccuniary misfortune is the ccl-
lain iorerunncr Of disgrace; and that patriotism
finds suitable reward, its possessor be not, at
the same time the possessor of money. Az long
fortune smiles that is. n long as notes are paid
at the appointed time the love OF country will meet
some recompense whatever way eXerled but
woe to hiAl, no matter what the sacrifice he may
be readyto make torhis country veal, who can
not make good, though fire, hail, and storm pre-
vent, the ordinary contracts of business. Wherever
he goes, whatever he docs. the eye of aisdain, the
finger OF scorn, and the OF oppression, arg sure
10 follow him Che looks 10 his cosntry and asks
her interpos1tnon 10 arrest this bitter persecution,
and afford hlm protection and encouragement, his
motives are so nlpugned his conduct so misrepre-
scented. and his whole character in a word so
baselv traduced that relief from ,ha, source. Is next
IL,
only necessary 10 pass liz review what has beon
done and is doing 10 repeal, without; trial, the
benevolent law enacted few months ago for the
relief OF the honest Rank1upts. Every plaza, scheme
e>pedient and exer,ion-noble or gnoble that the
yies, seliishuess and TYRANNY could coasrise-have
been broughtin into rsqui>ition destroy the hopes
OF the miserable debtor, la,i TO plunge him and his
suffering family into lac ,.rvpo>s despair. Hamsn
ity shuddcrs q, the contemplation OF tho misery IN
endless forms which the enemies OF this law are
indirectly bringing. cndeavorns 10 bring, upon
thousands OF innocent people. Charity, however,
compels Us TO say and think OF many OF them wha,
the Saviour said Of his persccutors--' They know
not what they do. Let such pause and retlec,
rnor,en, upon the consequences OF their action.
lie, them realize the condition into which should
they succeed they will have placed, not only indi-
vidual debtors themselves, but their wives, their
mothers. their children and others whom Proyi
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AZ EAST OF REASON!
Three Beautiful Engraving. !.

THE NEW WORLD for saturday, January Is, VII
will greatly surpass all pretended rivnls in the varey
richness and worth of its articles To prove this, u
facts be submitted 10 ~. nlish,cnei public
Contents for January s.
l. AN ORIGINAL. sERlioS, By Rev, LrosARo B,r''
New.Haven, cOnn.-e!oqnent and appropriate 10 III
season.
IL TRAVELLING sHETCHEs-by Alexander Dr.
mas embracing " !, NtcHr', FISHING ~ rnk Arr
ond TIE SAT- AftNEs OF Bnv never before pub
lished in this country
III. ORIGINAL POETRY-,eThe Bellies Appea! b
Mrs. good and Poland" by Anna L. Smelling
". MARY TUDOR, OR rHr sAs,tor,-a Tale OF TIM.
ling interest-by (. Flagg Esq, author Of :" Dnehe'
Of Ferrara.' Beatrice s<c.-iye chapters
Y. MEMOIRS OF POPULAR DELUslONs-tt;as
the conclusion Of the graphic History Of the g'e@
Mississippi Scheme.
VI. INvERLoCHY C.AsTLE-ail a superb ~
craving
VII. AcRoPoLIs OF ATHENS-with Historic
Sketch Of the City, and fine Illustration.
VII JoURNALlSM-a capital article for all i,tto''
TX. SIR FRANCIS CHANTREY.--a BiograPh'1
Sketch.
Y SELECTED PoETRY-"The Martyr of the AT,
ma by Epes Sargrrt-"tr The Death OF the Rover .
Robert Hamil,on---Sonnets, b: Park Benjamin,
II. THE CASE OF THE CREOLE powerful -
gina article on this affair.
XII. REPEAL OF THE BANKRUPT LA"--'
the usual variety Of Editorials, Musical, Thes'A.
and Literary Criticisms News the Day, &c,' Ne'
TEaM,-s3 year, payable in advance single w.,
bers 81 cents J. WINCHESTER, Publisher
Jan tilt O. 30 Ann street, New w.
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u Rum.Iny evening A.eciure--Oa MAJ
hy 81 Is. Blsr.-Thc Thlra ~ The viii be del'
ed January 18Th, nj hafpu.t oclocis, in CONSTITUTES
Hall 60 Broadway, IN wach nili hs cons dnrcd lt'
Cuf.c"-thc nature and the extent Of t-LieEc.is. chap
III verses 9 to - together with co location c ever!
pa sage the Bbc IN which the Sin or the hrst man
spoken Of viii! reference u s consequences 10 ms pos
ter,ty. Seats free. jill j..
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Lo.t alnnuscript.-Lo., /

= Lost Mnnuscript.-Lo., last evening. al;
quarter pat o'clock, al the corner Of Broadway and
fasH fiace e'er III az omnibus or stepping from it,
thin Manuscript Velum. CONTAINING the Journal of Roge,
Wocot during the Siege and Conquest of Lousburr in
TAB The Volume also contains several Moral and Rc
yious Essays and lsas, essay in verse The nder
Will De Handsomely rewarded BY leaving ii at The oice Of
the Commercial Advertiser ~ il3 y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-01-13

NEvER FElR.-lfyou have cough ar cold, never fear
but you may be cured By proper attention. But
never neglect this advice long Tue best remedy now
before the public and acknow by it suci ~ The
Com pound Extinct of lIoreound It8 beneficial qualities
have been acknowledged by the clergy professional men
and others, the terms. In fact all wEo have
ever used pronounce the Extract Of lOrchound 10 be
the r:ot remarkable medicine for tho Of pulmonary
complaints. extunt for the enced is before them
il they will avail themselves. J. Pclse Sou proprie-
tors As Division street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-01-13

SUPERNATURAL AsPsARANcEa-Th belle! IN. superna-
ural that so generally prevailed during tho
upers has been gradually giving way before
the lights science and what would formerly have been
chroniced as fearful ghost story. would now be cor
sidered symptom of diseased iulag nation proceeding
from morbid OF the nerves AS Some cases OF
phautasia have been attended with fatal termnators. our
readers do better than acting on the adaSe taat
.prevcunD is better than cure" occasionally take some
of Sherman, Camphor lozenges wAch have beer found
sautary and certain all cases Of sick
head nche &c. Shermans Cough L0ztBGes every body
know the cough ms in few hours; need
not tell our readers what they most likely know The
Doctors Office is 100 Nassau st. State st Boston;
aQ South Third ST. Philadelphia.
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rphrenoloyy and the Heads of Great

It FhTPmOfO&y NHU tUC HHtNV" Wv tsfe"'
1ecn-Alr o. =. FOWLER will lecture on the Phre9a'
logical Dcvelopcmen. aud Tcmpcramcnls OF Dnla'
gui. ho, Men lnstra,cd by 100 busS. nkcn from l@-
Phrcnology furnishes The only true cs OF talent, CO.,
moral worth aud will be impura!ly applied THIS EVE
MING ut Clinton Hail. commencing ut y O'Clock. ai
closing with Public Exam nations. Tickets l23 cen.-
Professional EXAMINATIONS daily al l straet aa
parties wutct at their residences Fowler on Phrea
| logv applied to Ma,rimOIy tor sale. Jl3 IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-01-13

II Proiestnnt Kcforas,ntion Society,"
Churches Sabbath evenings instead OF III Inc iss
crnaGe on Thursday evenings. Discourse next Sahban
evening IN the Middle Dutch, by Or Browhlee. acc'
lection tax W MD the Society Due Eotice WI
given OF the other Lectures.
ll3il- G. X. MORSE, Rec. Sec'y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-01-13

" A, dinner recently given by the ot:cers of
the 7o,h Regimen, 20 those Of tie list, in tie
British Army at the l>!e.a,s-NoiS. in Lake Cham.
plain, ,h4rc arose good deal of practical Joking.
in the course o. which fs,siins piece the hand.
Of . N!r. C4rew Of ,ne 70:h lodged il content, ia
the BODY OF Mr. Uniac:s .: the other. ard wo,ade,
him 50 severely thut nc died on the 81 inst.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-01-13

q the barque Ror5le, a; TINS port. bring,
Canton papers 20 August 2.'ih wAich are no later
than those received BY the Acasia month siuce
Cast Benson csnirms the statement ,ha, $4,000.
006 had been o;.tres! 10 Sir II. P0t,inger, provided
he would abandcn his projected ,Npediiion 10 tie
North East Coas; d: China This, however, va.
dscl;ne,!. ana the hsvt sailed AS we have 5eio,e
stated Boston Atlas
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Frou n. sDirit Of ,he Times. Ian !

) u. J.
NovEI. NEw YEARS P.EsENT.--GsGrGc SaunIsrs No
63 Brocd~ey long known the manufacturer of the
famo,s Razor Strops has JEST completed new K nd Of
Kaleidoscope which for beauty Of combinations cannot
be squa:d |; IL ell suited for HoIyday Present for
the Juveniles. while it will scarcely fail to please those of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-01-13

~ 4 fr,, occurred a, Florence, Ala, OF, r.!av
Mo hi the 3lst ul;.. which DESTROYED ,hs Priaan,
once OF the Gazette and the large Hotel belonging
70 Wills Pope, Esq.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-01-13

u GI,iIdrcn's HsrIclks-Sets of Blocks 10 f
shape OF hrIc, better ftta than any thing olse Tor Gu
sloy ing, amusing and instrnctn chI5rcn from one ona
hall five years Old anal for relieving the patience '.
mothers. for sna ut the Exchange Lvceum. 3io bro'f
way. Alac, Geological Cabinets, Mineral and sn
IN scioos aad faniIics jIl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-01-13

~ The Cobours Star, Of the 29th ult, ssy
tina, Morgan Richard Jones, Esq, OF NeralAil, vas
accidentally drowned, While crossing the ice ca
S,,,rgeon Lake. on Thursday the 10Th December
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II Tcnchcrs ayceum.-lca connected
with The Exchange Lyceuia hold monthly meetings 3s
broad way for lectures, discuss ions, examining and e.
charging specimens, &C. A. tho meeting on SATURDAY
next; at ocl,cl \. NJ, tic subject vii be the p1opa
49, Of hooks j3
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" The 1Eillcpiuni, (iEcIudiDg tho Prophets
ferods) j. 10 be discussed by the Newfoik Moral 90!
r Religious Lyccum this evening (ualess II should q
storry,) commencing at Z O'Clock. The public h's u
vi,rb 70 attend. 1911
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THE TRIB Z N E.
NEW-YoRK, THURSDAY, JANUARY |;

II We are farther indebted 10 Hon. Messts F. GRAN
GER c. g. FERRIS and J. J. Of this State and
T. butler KING Of Ga. for valuable Congressional Docu-
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TowE's IIYGEGSE IIoREHoUN D EAHDY--A pleasant aud
speedy for coughs. throat loss OF voice. ana all
diseases arising from cold Also for b. onch!s vile
drugs in th- preparation Which is doubt the best IN
the market being perfectly sefe and at the time III
cncious, 4}2 Broad = az, corner Of Howard.