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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-10
LAW DEPARTMENT. or HARVARD
UNIVERSITY.
The Autumn Term will commence on the 96th day
Of August next


TUE design ofthis Institution is to afford eompIee co,.e
OF education for gentlemen mtehdcd the B.r in
Ay o, he United si'tos AMI also systcluaio
to devote Themselves exclusively mercantile business
tcnde orthe Bar embIace the various of Pnbc
and Constitutional Law, admiralty, Maritime Elui v ami
with occasional Illustrations OF Foreign Jurisprudence-
The course Of instruction for Geucmcn lei for tho
pinuia branches only OF Commercial jurisprudence
ncipa jurisprudence Of particular STATE but the stu
dets are assisted 10y the Professors occasion may re-
qurc, In thc private study OF law anp ae, Tccusf
10 theirow - The sbors Of Instruction ar.
shared equally by Mr. Justice story who Dane Profess
or oi Law a. the University, aud by NJ Gtsenicat tho
Royal Professor Of Law, who has immciatc irecon
aud tnre,incndancc Of the law school.
The Law Library consists more than Goo volumes
snd nellies all the American Recrs and the statutes Of
w ~, az Nsl a. thos" OF AL the siacl, regular
scfesoi al tic Eng ish Reports, including Year books
and also the English statutes, We'll the principal
teatiscs 10 American aud English Law, besides large col
lsepon OF s,och. French Duieh spanish. Italian aud 9th
81 s"re sn Law snd Very smtlS collection Of the best
works OF the most celebrated commentators upon thar
No examination ant no particular course Of prey,ous
STUDY are necessary for assoni bur the student
r:ccdo produce testimonials ofa good characer
H. also bond the SUN ~ 500 TO The SfewarJ
with surety rcsidcnt u Massachusetts for the payment
OF COLLEGE dues 81 deposits, at his election $50
students may The School In any stage Of their pro.
iessiona siuirs pursuits. Rut they ar Al.
enter tho beginrinr 6ftbo,c tndic r,ihsr tsn
al later period a. the most uscult1 themselves They
may a, select what particular stu:ics 'hry Will pursue
The fees are al The rate oS1 aer aud s25 hafor
any lesser faction of term; or~hch sum, without any
additional charge. students have use Of the lecture
rooms the Law aud College Libraries and the text books
and they ave admitted a. To all pubic lectures the Uni
Nctsuy They may also study foreign Language. taught
10 the University for $40 annum Tho price of board
varies from So p To 81 50 week room n from
70 cents To 81 - per Fuel prepared for use lis
IL.
Instruction IL given by reciatons 10y examinations and
by oTaleeiurcs and eEposons OF which each Professor
gives II least every week, the several classes
Moot Court H. holden In each week whicha cause pre-.
viously out rs by Students aud az opi.on
| j. delivered by the presiding professor.
All students who have pursued their studies In the Law
School for three terms eighteen monhs-or who amer
having been adnuc To the Btr have pursued their
dies IN the Law school for yea cnilci. upon
certificate aud tccomnc auou law Faculty tho
degree OF Bachelor FLAWS. la hehaf oflhc Faculty.
SIMON GREENLEhS
| j. 3--clawlm Royal Professor Of tw.
Cambridge, AassaoAusefts, May II, ls2
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-10

I'VE attention Of the pup'ic Is respectfully cae1 10
specimen Of Mezzo'nto Engraving, Of the late
Die pfhpp VIM White ri Pcuuay vanls-oricrs which
vii De- received nj r. - Gafbanat's Hat Store. shockoe
Hl. where h can DO sccn iis enclosed In handsome
g frame AMI glass AMI will De sold Tor The original sub.
scion price Of tho print only. Prints Without frames,
NJ needed
Persons n want ~ maucl and other Looking Glasses,
Portrait and ofCr Picture Frames, and ring, Of every
description, ~ leaving their orders can have them N
Philadelphia pTicoa fec OF extra charges ahd warranted
u suit
ictu NJ gARHANATf.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-10
$40 REWARD.

10 ANAWAY from the subscriber IN Chesterfield, Eve
~ miles above Manchester, mo inih o March last,
my negro man TOM BLACK, about feet 10 inches high,
dik brown complexion, curly head ~ halt sharp uoso,
quick spoken, and has brother living iu Pcfcrqhurr
ADD aunIor uoar tnerc H. was purchased Of Mr. " 4
Harrison Of thsrcs Cny. in No;. 1850
Also, fhc l2tli instant, my Roger, sometimes
called Rodcrirk, about thriy NJ hiryfvc years
Of aGc ull ex feet high. MI forehead, tlc inclined
ic be knock knccd with the right arm bctwecn
the shoulder and elbow. lie sometimes calls hf self An
thony Siokc1 Tie had on, when be len, crcassian rock
cnat inv sblc green, with velvet coai, mixed
pauta0Ona and h'fck fur bat have but little doubt that
Doc has obtained rec papers and now lurking about Pc
lcrsbufr with the view Of max log his escape 10 free
STATE.
will give go rcvatd Tor each either delivered 10
mo in Chcsei fci, eccurcdin all gu that Eot them,
him JOSHUA AiNiS
ma "a ctf
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-10
RED sULPHUH sPm :Gs,

'"'"''''N 7F''TTNTf
fI'IllS csiablshmcut rs now open for t. reception Of
Il Nisors under the supfintcudcncc Of fhc subscri.
her lie has made arrangements 40 accommodate IN tho
most comfortable manner, 800 guests with their servants
and horses Great pains have been taken elect hn
best servants aud the supplies liberal aud Of the best
qualify An abundance Of ice IS provided, and 10 Ice brief
the subscriber promises nothing shall be omitted cact.
lated 10 the comfort Of the Visitor Regular ri.
weekly Stages connect with the other rprnrs They will
run daily soon as the travel will justify IT,
JAS A DUNLAP.
MINI William Bmkc, who ia now in Richmond. may
ho consulted upon the properties of the the cor
rect " usinR H. lie may be found by enduring
NJ tho Powhuin House. ma N 2sgCg
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-10

According to the ratio OF 7O,GsO, adopted by
the Senate Virginia will he entitled to only IS Rep
resenta,ives. We hope the House Of Representa-.
,ives will insist upon the ratio OF SO 600.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-10

TO IA X ~ Els AND PLANTEHs.
INoMBLE& DEANE. Commission Merchants, on 18Th
w and Cary streets ohcr their services In the Ealo Of
a kinds ofcouutry produce but particularly the sale
Of iobicco Hour wheat and Their Is in the
centre ofbusness aud near the mills, which make very
convenient 10 the On IA attend the sales Of corn
we'll AZ tobacco adj -FOUR and by srct attention TO bus
nc p hope 20 merit the patronage Of the public.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-10

CLAssICAI sCuno,

TUE next session u my School dcsisnsd IN ,,,.
Young Men for en'erng Cole yea wllIbesio on 81 st
July, and endon the last OF November neat woodl mn
my residence, " In very healthy and arIeeabc m
borhood, about miles n. T.. from ChaIlo,,csyIi,.
which town. accessible frou all parts Of the -tato n,r,
eau come ot on horsehacs, and will have their r,unk.
hIonsh Hoard &e siS very young English pup will
be taught for slb per session; Others t2l 'NP' WI"
10 Letters directed to me, Charlottesville Au.,..,
viii be promptly attended, Go. ' '"'ahe'
ie 10 wit GEORGE ~, ,,,,.
/ Osr ON the Basin, my Pocket Book con,.i,, :. -
IL Free Papers end mall sun Of money TIL s , ny
may have the money u he will return me PoeL., III.
and Papers TO Ine In shed Town. '' DUNK
10 10 IL Roprpr ron,
ANDsoME COTTON FRINGEs, a, IcJ1-
jclo CROUCH, CROOKS a HUDSON
CHEAP SHEETINGS.
II wide, At 30 cents per yari ~ 49, '"'''
e-i Shcctinss, hsarv, ntl2lc
Fine 4 and ~ Linen shectinrs eh,op NJ
lc CROUCH, BROOKS IIuDsON,s
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-10
WHEAT CROP

to heart every pulse Of ~hieh throebed ior his
country. muttsfed betwssa his teelh-'Dsms EN-
fef'fns (cfnsfp
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-10
EXRc1rrnR,s NnrlcE.

H. persons Indebted t1 The Estate 81 fredfTrk lllr
~ us decd are requested iorwafn and mako
payment only limited niug.nce' nnlot any rcum.
Stances 10 oven. WIN > FhNnlbIpN
ina ~ ga Es'ot ~ lfoi Harfis. decd
Ps Lorcra IN mo will be- directed IN Frederic kshan
uapDf Inuira NJ r.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-10
HOYT & CO.'S OFFICE.

uS- lottery draws to-day s7O11 can be had Tor only
81 Risk on a package Of y whole tic Eets only SIS
shares proportion. Come before hall pa,t O'Clock II
you petse ie 10
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-10
NO r &c e.

I
A LETTER from a friend n Nelson Informs me that
n report De- there circulated that have declined H.,
Conmsalon business bcr leave therefore 10 Inform nv
friends that such report BE- without foundai1n and that Ii
would quH give mo pleasure tn receive their favora
io 7-e8w LupwELL u brown.
y HnDs prime ~ Cfatr rustrs
- iO fp CoalPh Oll-lan1ina and iof sale.
leD 5 DAvGNPoRT 4 ALLEN.
DOH1O HICO SUGARS 90 hhda priuo qtt,l.fv
~ -uglfs-landlnf Bnd Of eale
ieio 20 DAvgNPORT 4 AItEN.
(tANtON PNFsGRyLD GINGER-f GAGS Canton
~ Ginger, for sale.
ieIO JBABBo1r.
SuPERiOR ON JAVA COFFEE-very superior %
y Java Coffee, Tor ralo
lclo JBApBoT.
kn BAtEf rfon Oznahufrq
lou % sndi blown shiriinsa
% and0f DO Shrctings-oiorng very cheap,
isIO CROTCH. nRooKs = HuDsoNs
HAVANA SUGAR, LAGUIRA COFFEE, nc.
IN Boxgs Of White Havana sugar
61baaa 81 Lafura Coffee
~ 10 Oif lava DO
Nv DO Oid Rio do
10 bags i.anguedoe Almonds Tor ssie.
isio : q wlNsToN.
FOR FREIGHT OR CHARTER.
nrfS iisi calling 4 Rrla capable N slowing me
ND bulk 81 10 hhis Tobacco, b. rcadL 20 re eve
- loading Apply ~ LhON
Main a., ~ stairs, ncxtto T.. DENLY Go.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-10

TABLE a. Distribution Of Mary QGiers.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-10
'"' enquirer icV"ostei '" COPY uhles'
YOUNG LADIES' SEMINARY.

OhnTIOItc COuTt House, Va.
Rev MICHAEL OSBORNE, Principal
'INiE summer session Of FIVE months, will uence
Il on Wcdnes 'ay, the 9th day Of July
Mrf Dccune. fuvourahly known II a teacher Of Music
will give lessons the Piano every week; and the nsu.
ton Is amply furnished with instruments for day prec.
French taught by a Lady. a Pupil Of Manesca's.
Il L. RMS.
Board and Tuition in all the English branches pcr ses-
SION ISL ~
both payable in advance, with the addition ive per
cent. at the end OF the session.
Music, (wth use Of nsTumcut). .............S So no
~
Latin, 20 such wish II, without extra charge Each
boafdcr will furnish her bed, beidng hcistcads and
towels. or ray 81 90 per session for their use.
hisohviously important mat pupils be catered AZ the
beginning of tho session. No deduction made in favour
~ such as come late, for absence unc be- caused
by sickness AMI protraced through quarter Of the
session.
Charlotte Court House, Va. 10 3 c6'
. The Maichuan Of the South will cory times ant
arnI hL-l 10 MrLlnI nrLlrnr.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-10
VIRGINIA SPRINGS.
FARE Reduced
49, %asa@
TRAVELLERS FOR THE vIxGIN,,
@'sN

A RE respectfully informed thatihe Line n. Mail Coach
"A es via F-Tmvillc Iyuchburr. Fincas . and $50,
Springs, to tho White and salt sulphur Scungs leave
Richmond on Mondays, Wednesdays and hridays OF q
osfock, W, running to of the above named rlar.s
other ~ my
NO Travellers by the Canal Boats will find ON their
arrival at lyuchburg, ETfras readiness to convey the
TO the Springs. - '"'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-10
DACON

BASG,opiNS .z,,
10 % Shoulders
DO JOles-for sale.
ielO WEBn. BOOKER & HAMILTON.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-10
$50 REWARD.

II.
DAN AWAY from the subscrber living in Ch-sfer-
IL field county g months a negro named dOR.
RlS about q yearso dark complexion: stout nado
about feet or inches high; he has high orehe and
small eyes some burns about his and the back
81 his hands, and small about eye brow; large
feet; his heels disposed crack open. will tho
above reward if taken Of tho county Chest rcd
end secured in lll that him. aud $40 taken In
the county Il Chesterfield.
ma e cn CHARLES &. GRAVES
to- The Enquirer requested to copy times.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-10
l. A II IL

From Richmond TO Powhatan CH.......,,. 90 ~
Do. do Ito Cumberland CIi................4 ~
4 30
Do. .do. Ito Lynchburg.. IN
Do'..do.. Ito ftneHstle .....................sb ~
.
Do. ..do.. to Sweet springs .,....Ii CO
Doe edo. Ito White sulphur Springs. ~
Ph1TErON.
ny oFFICEs-Coumbian Hotel, Riehmond-Frsnk.
In Hotel, Lynchhurg a., "A "a. ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-10

Making an aggregate Of available means pro-
posed for the naval service Of 1912 OF
The following statements show the amount OF
estimates Tor the general ssrvice NJ the navy
for the year ls4t. exclusive Of the sum re
quired for the Marine Corps, and In addition
10 balaneeso OF former appropriations on hand
applicable TO the service Of that year, viz.
Amount esfinaies for the Marine Corps
Estimated balance IN the Treasury on the Let
January, 1871
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-10
wAsmINGTONTEmP EancIrrr

6s o6 32s SOC 1854 1854 Ql3 2l3
New-York tribune., 1842-03-18
For the Tril,unr

Mr. GREELEY You editors, when yoa speak
Of t'lll assembly ROOMS frequently employ phrase
=thatis not far from the truth YOU say they were
crowded. TO Sufocation. So iii happened a, Mr..
EMHRsoS's last lecture, in the room OF the Society
Library the audience was large, the room excess
sively heated, and no crack Of a window or door
opento allow change of air. Vcntiating aper-
lures, OF c>ursewercnot dreamed Of BY the learned
contrivers OF that building.
! was 50 uneasy that | thought less OF the lee
turc than did of nitrogen and carbonc acid. CT
gars, snuff onions, and rotten lect1 and | wished
several persons in Wenthcrsiied myself snie in the
open air. and the quack architect in Coventry.
Yours cfc
New-York tribune., 1842-03-18
For The Tribune.
Stea nboat Expiosions.

o me Editor OF me Tribune
-hr. Editor The account. in your paper of
the Eth of the explosion of boilers on board the
NORTH STAR steamer near Tuscaloosa; is another
strong admonition added to hundreds of the kind
that the public mus; no; acquie,ce in ,hs, use Of
that kind OF ooer-which best serves the cupdtv
OF boat owners. y boiler OF forty horsepower
under pressure OF thirty pounds to the inch. is
capable OF destroying any boat and is labl,. to en-
piode whenever the vigilance OF the engineer re-
lakes Tor zen minutes: yetthe effciencyan cheap
ness OF highPressurc engines is such thar they are
every where adopted in this country-there is
hardly boat engine that does not work under
pressure of thirty pounds and on the Western
waters forty and even sixty are common.
There are two ways of escaping the danger from
explosion. both of which arc in sufficient use 10
prove their feasibility Tie first adopted in Eng
lsh steamers, ls.to use pressure not exceeding
eighteen and q half pounds, or three and a hall
above the atmosphere, whchis too weak TO ini,lre
boat IT an explosion happens. and generally TOO
weak TO produce one the other is. to us,. boilers
so.eNtremey small tina, they are incapable o.! doing
much mischief althoug the pressure be very high
and to increase the number rather than the size.
IN orderte produce the required quantity OF steam
boiler invented By a. NJ. PERKINS. OF London.
which does not allow the freto approach The BODY
OF the boiler, is said to work we'll and 10 be very
cheap. Yours. etc
New-York tribune., 1842-03-18

90 We ask the attention Of every citizen-o
overy lover Of his country-to the call for Meet
ing of Merchants and persons Interested in Com
merce al the Merchants Exchange this afternoon,
TO express the opinions of our Mercantile commu-
nity the State Of the Country and the Currency,
with especial reference TO the project of Fiscal
Reform awaiting rhe consideration OF Con
gross. We trust the attendance will be general,
but all those especially who believe the adoption
substantially of Mr.. TALLMADGE's admirable
Plan, would do much, with a proper adjustment Of
the Tariff, to restore soundness 10 the Currency,
igor to Trade, and safe and excellent medium
Of Exchange to the Country. viii hs present.
Merchants Of Ncw-York two hours devoted 10
this meeting may preserve for yon the earnings OF
years, now in jeopardy from our Two dozen de-
ranged, dsorganized and vicious State Curcncies,
Let us rally to the relief OF our sut-
fcring Country, and il must be that the Voice of
Newly orll will be heard and respected by Congress,
New-York tribune., 1842-03-18

rs ST. PArRIcKs DAY March l7th) was APP
propriately celebrated Yesterday by the Sons of
the Green Isle residing in our City, as BY their
brethren throughout tie Union An imposing Pro-
cession was formed in the morning, which passed
through the principal streets, priorto the various
festive gatherings Of the Friendly Sons of ST.
Patrick, Hibernian Society &c High Mass
was Celebrated at the Cathedral, by Bishop Hughes,
ana Discourse preached by Rev. Dir. Monahan.
Better than all else, the day was honored BY n
more general and rigid regard TO Temperance than
ever before, l@ge portion of those celebrating
It are pledged against any use Of Iatoxicatins Ii
quors, and many others refused 70 nrof,,e ~.
Anniversary of the Patron Sain, BY revelryZ W.,
hope each recurrence OF this Dav will hn1 III,
number who taste not still larger and srser I'm.
I'll this bane Of all nations shall be utterly r,;octod
and abhoryed by all who honor ST. Patrick. and
all who honor him NOT.
New-York tribune., 1842-03-18
u Professor I.yelI,- Lecture on .:eo,o.,

~ Professor HIyeil's Lecture Ola f.paInuy
course oil Eigh, Lectures Geology by CHARLES / y
ELL, X ). President Of Geological Society ~ Io,o,
viii be delivered before the NeT-Yor Lyceuin am, ,i
LIENS generally in the Broadway Tabernacle coneuciuo
Wednesday the 10th inst !: O'Clock p VI 10 be con,jn
uet every "Wednesday and Saturday Until concluded
The course will embrace the following subjects viz
Fresh "at@r FORMATIONS OF extinct volcano, 81
successive p<riCds. '' "
Structure OF Etna; origin Of granite rocks changes il
The organic world. - -
Upheaval and Sub.idence Of the Earth, Crl,s, St,
gence and re-elevaion OF the Temple OF Scraps.
o9ln OF Coral Reefs and theory their circular Srn
C0rai!Ine Limestone OF various geological ayes
Nature and origin o; Coal
FDO Ks oi r>si! Animals
CilIrOlerium Organic remains of lie 1ns, ,,,.,
Recession 81 the Falls af Niagara
E?uder Formation ransportng Power Ice Action NJ
Glaciers and lceiergs.
Each Lecture viii be illustrated with very large and
splendid drawings prepared in England expressly for his
Lectures in this Country.
Tickets for the Course, three dollars; ditto 10 Afem.
hers of ie Lyceun, two dollars: Ladies Tickets two dol
ars-iO BE- had at the Library the Lyccun Il Rro,I
way al saxion', l1i Fulton and Wiley Punan,,
NIP ISL
x Jfr. Lyell'- Geological Lccture..-TI,..
COMMITTEE OF Lectures at Inc N-ssiork Lyctum beg cave
give notice that single tickets be had in muir, NJ M,
door of the abernace the evening OF tf. cctur. "
Price % cents each. ,y1rc
It Prof. LyelIs Lecrures ON Ceolo,
The second lecture OF The will be i-verc, m Tho
anerhacir lo-morro" Saturday Evening
Subjects. ocanic Eruptons,
cheeS Tor Inc course s.; do. members OF h.. N4,y
iork Lyceum 2Ladies Tckets S2-to be lad a, ,te !
naa o. INC New,i ork Lvceun Broadway at Sar,on,s
ckets TOT the single Lecture Fifty Cents 70 be Rad a.
oe VI d. ule door on the evening Of the Lecture ul7
New-York tribune., 1842-03-18
New-York Legislature.
H,--

In SEsArE Mr.. STRONG. from the Judiciary
Committee. reported bill extending the esemP-
ton OF household tlrniturc from ley under exc
cution to the amount Of $500 in addition TO that
already exempted, and providing thai, the awtak
effect on the lsr OF May. Reports were made in
favor Of incorporating tie Newly York Floating Dry
Dock Company. and 10 restrict the liabilities of
the Safety Fund.
4 bill was brought in 10 provide=tor the con-
,truction of the Oglensburg and Lake Champnin
Railroad. 4 motion to refer it 10 the Committee
Of teAEilole was nega,ived aud on motion OF
Mr. RCcER,i it was referred 10 the Finance Com
mittee The Senate then refused 70 consider the
New-}ork School bill, and some debate ensucd on
a point OF order motion to reconsider the
yote Of refusal the motion was withdrawn The
Senate then went into Committee of the Whole OF,
the New-Io and Erie Railroad bill, and debate
arose on a motion by Mr.. Foster that no part OF
the road between Greenbush and Troy be built ill
100000 be expended in Columbia, Duchess
Putnam and Westchester Counties. Nithou,
taking any question, the Senate adjourned
In ASSEMBLY, resolution was offered, calling
on the Comptroller for correspondence between
him and the New-Yorl< & Erie Railroad Cor7pa-
ny.A memorial was presented from the Mayor
Of Brooklyn and others. for the removal and Sc
pulture in Greenwood Cemetery. under a monu-
ment, OF the remains of-ll.500 OF the Revolu-
'ionary martyrs who died on board the prison
ships in the Walabout Bay. I, was referred ,oa
select committee. "Reminiscences were presented
from the Northern Counties against evvins q tax
until an appropriation for the Northern Railroad
should be made. The resolutions of Mr=LooMIs
coming up, the following amendment ofcred BY Mr..
FRANKLIN WAS adopted:
Add AZ the end O! second resoludi-
And that the canal revenues. and above what NAV
be required Tor the ordinary and repairs
several canals and the supernendcnCe and
thereof, and also h- reserved 10 the general
und shall be pledged 20 the payment OF the existing State
debt
Mr.. M,cLAYs School bill wa, then taken up,
read and referred 10 the following committee OF
one from each Senate District to reportcomplete:
Messrs. MscLAY. zkErcHsN. DAVIS. SEYMOUR,
HsRPUR, SrlNsoS, and WARRES
The bill compelling the Utica x Schenectady
Railroad to carry freight, was debated until the
adjournment
New-York tribune., 1842-03-18

u There are some ill.iudgins people in The
community who indulge ina pervcrsc, unchari,a-
bic grin when YOU tell them that Mr.. Martin Van
Buren,. the Fuvele Son of New ork. has gone
South on a visit of purely allectonase ycarnng to
the residence. Of his daughrcr-in-luw kindred in
South Carolina and the iircsidc of his best of
friends Old Hickory,in Tcsnessee! Such men
would doubt The inspiration of Ma,thias-yea
even the miracles Of Joe Smith To overwhelm
them with confusion By showing that the States
man of kinderhooll neocr travels with any other
WINS than those of personal affection, VIC repub-
lish the following letter, which was transmitted By
confederate 10 Father Richie OF the Richmond
Enquirer when Mr.. Van Bnrcn was on his former
trip Southwark
New-York tribune., 1842-03-18

- r, 49,. r-T;,
By GEORGE PscK. D. D. Thira series, Vol. II. Put
,.e4 AZ a's ,, S2lelenes
-, al,s -.
80 r.
The Hope Of Israel. or the Restoration OF isracl
identified with tho Resurrection Of tie Dead; Arr:
M. considers in Christian spiri,-of course APP
prov;nsly-the proposition OF a Congress. OF Ma
-.
,o''' ''t' Ne> y. -, -
aen'iz 'o'i'N'eia> -, nv
Sc vt. l. alatSzs.= " 1.is'.'s ''eii,.a.
non OF hoH'an# I atioiclSi'' ioo"e=si Ar, -
by p0ase"t and Protestant review q ~ w
ford Controversies Art, Nlll. is snort OUT '''S''-
Ing criticism on Barnes. introduction 70 D't-'.
N"l+oss ses,.''- ~,
'i'es u
iheososians Of al views
tcrs't' aao Tue great ost."',''t'o.. . -,
.or. ,,,., b.r;s, viii, soe,iaI md enthusiastic,
-,-,ul
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~, ,nbI;sbad r bo. Voelodrnow. a beauti:jil
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