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FOR THE SOUTH-MAIL LINE
VIA CHESAPEAKE BAY, AND PORTSMOUTH
AND ROANOKE RAILROAD.

FOR THE SOUTH-MAIL LINE.
VIA CHESAPEAKE BAY, AND PORTSMOUTH
AND ROANOKE RAILROAD.
< The Baltimore Steam
Packet Company" give no.
9t~MInnes~ tice that and after the
eksv 7th of March last then
boats, the GEORGIA, Captain Coffey, and JEHESS,
Captain Russell, will alternately leave the lower end
of Spears wharf, Baltimore, every MONDAY,
WEDNESDAY, FRIDAY, and SATURDAY AZ
TERNOON, at O'Clock, for Portsmouth and Nor
folk Passengers for Charleston Will be forwarded
in accordance with the following schedule.
Leave Baltimore at 4 O'Clock, Pm
Arrive at Portsmouth at 6 O'Clock, AM
Leave Portsmouth at O'Clock, AM
Arrive at Weldon at O'Clock, P.M.-Ten hours IN
advance of Passengers via Washington city
Leave Weldon at O'Clock, AM.
Arrive at Wilmington at O'Clock, Pm
Leave Wilmington Immediately, and arrive at Char
lesion early next morning. The above boats are SO
well known TO the travelling public as combining
strength speed and great comfort, that IS deemed
unnecessary to say additional word on the SUBJECT
Passengers for Richmond Petersburg, or lnterme-
date points on James river, by leaving Baltimore on
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, or FRIDAY AFTER
NOON, sleep on board the bay boat, and are trans
ierred TO the James River boat early next morning
arriving at their place OF destination the same day
before sunset.
Returnng-A boat will leave Norfolk every Sum
day, Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday night, at
O'clock and TO Portsmouth, where she Will
await the arrival of the cars from Weldon and depart
for Baltimore soon as the passengers and baggage
on board, arriving here in about IA hours after
departure. Any information relative to the different
stage routes branching off from the Wilmington Rail
Road can be obtained by applying to
JNO. c. MOALE, Gen. Agent
Bait Steam Packet Co.
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NOI
BALLSTON, AND SARATOGA

IN connexion, by Stage
StlAl Lines from Saratoga, by the q @sfI ES,.
-A2gEll way of Glen's Falls to Lake R-----s---Z
George, and by the way of Sandy Hill, kingsbury
and Fort Ann to WHlTEIIALL-with the Lake
Champlain steamboats, for Montreal, Quebec, and
intermediate places.
Cars will leave daily by steam power, as follows :
From Troy, at O'Clock, AM.
- PM.
(" SARATOGA for Troy and Alba
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A weekly family newspaper of large size, published
every Saturday morning in Baltimore, Maryland
al 81 per annum, in advance.
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For $50 note on any Baltimore Bank, Cor its equl-
valent in other money! we will send one copy OF
"Widow Morrison''-one of " Tales from Shak-
spearen-the best copy of "Josephus"-one copy OF
aWild Western Scenes''-one of 90 Burnap's Lee
tures"-one copy of the beautiful pocket Bible, "
named-and viii crown the whole with the choice
of the splendid Family Bibles, sending the proper
number of Visitors (25) besides. Who now, wants
to get a whole library for nothing Delays are dan
gerous, remember!
as Address Publisher Of the Ulster, al No. p
North Gay street. at No. "A Market street, Baltl-
MORE Postage paid in all cases.
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THO CLAIMANTS FRANCIs A. DICKINs

Hon. Judge BoycE.
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TINE most splendid and valuable monthly perodi-
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Composed entirely of original articles, by the most
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Ediiedbg
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-02-25
BY THIS MORNINGS MAIL.

% Hon. LEWIS WILLIAMS Of North Carolina
died suddenly in Washington on Wednesday after
anilness of thirty->ix hours. having been attacked
by bis malady a bilious peurisy) after attending
TO his duties on Wednesday. Though but 81
wears old. he was The Father o.; the House
having been -Neniberior twenty Sin years without
intermission He was a man OF fair talents. un-
suliied integrity. and iniexiblc Wing principles
HIS death has efirouslrl Washington il, gloom.
. Hon.JoHS NJ Boris Is out=again upon
Secretary upsiur. retrieving his rebulting iest-
nony withsreat puasency. Among his rerrinis-
cence>, be publishes an extract from aa=Addres>
put forth BY i. p. Epsbnr. Marcil=ao2, 1928, Of
fcrinc himself as a candidate for Member o: Con-
gres> against Hon. Bur,HelI Bas>eti. (Deul.) and
closing his profession Of principles a. follows
. With these principles and feelings. AN FEp-
'EEALls1 OF that school in whose doctrines he
Constitution OF the United States was cstab-
lisEle1 and according TO which 1t was admin
stered by Washington.
The Secretary has certainly changed his views
yery much -ince that day and not altogether for
the better
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-02-25
THE SEw-on1xASs AIrr1sY-Tbe p;.


of Tie 18th confirms the particulars Of the
on board lie ieNas sel!ooacr-o!-war San a.n,o,;.
whicll We have already noticed The me, :.
nearly all intoxitated AID were observed 5,
~antio1 On the tnreclstlo. fl.r >;ss-c7.l; ii u.
.rac> came att viii, tlc OF men, ard ,ol4 ),
Aetiag lIa>;er=,llat he wished to g on hop. y
was told that there was no one u boapl vbo !.
.na,,.ority 10 eve permission. At;e, Sigh,
pr,~. Lie.t:. fullcy eamc ap ard acnlazde3 !,
ealgse Of tie disturbance ordered ali tie men .
and directed the Sergeant ,arines to ann 4.
guard. which was dorc ard tie men wen. ).
ranged os=;be ,iay5oacql deck The >cr.caa, h.,
sci. fool piSto! and :, tagaahawh The Scrg,..
carc NJ, 70 Lieut.. Fuller. ua,!e. tls pr,,,ex, Il :
;.,.r;. his coi,lt,g;; he raised hi, ,oa4afarS !.
,trp.E al INN, bur the bow wa> uardJl os-
Wlsiis Lieut. F.lier was raising his pistol, L. Il.
Shot by the Sergeant AMI instantly killed. the b.,
RaSsiQg through bis arm and entering hi, uass--
>itci t1iipz, he was beaten BY cutasst.s ana mn.
srts, ard Niidshirmen Acn and C'jelI vere 3.
ycisly woaudc,t in attempting 10 defend his Bed.
He nlnuueers ,hen ordered the rest OF the ia
=iata The cabin secured the doors. armed lg-
-cises and l.ine 81 iiela crossed ,bc river ia.e.
coat. an.i The rest landed at Nsiert in the cs.
Ca. par, OF tle revenue cuteeJaek -og. hag5,
heard the roiSe, y&el 10 the schooner and liGe,sN
tic men IN tic elbtl. SIX Of the nu,iaeers !a5.
been arrested an. are m prison. Their names u.
Scgmor Oswald. Sergeant. Niidam simpson. e,r.
.pelal. I. D>IiePhari Edward Neeaer. Rcaia,q5
FomPilv and EdMard Wiitinass The rrst vii
probably be apPlehcnded
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-02-25

10 The CARMEN of our City have entered
upon the work 81 aiding in the construction OF tue
=NGw-YoRx AND ERIE RAILROAD with character
istic spirit We saw Yesterdays goodiy SUBSCRIPTION
liz. of on. - IKE shares each. made UP wholly by
Cartulen. Blu, the enemies OF tins oenccef' e.
,crpri,e are desperately work TO arrest and des-
,roy it. and not satisfied with deprivng ii Of any
farther State aid, and foully libelins it officer.
with the intent OF dcpriving them Of the public
confidence, ;.s;ory has been started todepriye the
work o: the valued aid of the Car,men. This
story imports that the Ere Railroad following the
example of Some petty Companies whose Roads
terminate opposite ourcitz, ,riH employ is ORR
Cartmen 20 delirer ollhe Produce ,riich-it ,riA
517ng iatoh City This story, which has been
used TO the ,eriou, prejudice Of the work, is effect
ually put 10 rest by the following letter:
NETWORK sSp ERIE RAILROAD ofRIcE,(
February 2lst, l3t1
To Moss J. ouImgY,
Chairman OF The Committee Of Cartnen.
Dear Su,-aying Understood that report circu-
lsuon that teNcw York and Erie Railroad Company
tend, may employ their and hores cartu2
the Produce, Merchandise and Freight which their Read
viii bring 70 and take from the city OF NewYor III such
immense quantities. ak. the Liberty address YOU the
purpose ofutery denying any such intention orwisil or
the par, oi said Company.
Our Charter e1er!s only the City. and do
liere that the Legislature OF hif Stae will allow 20
into the caring OF goods after landing them on our docks
and We pledge ourselves do So under crcnn-
Stances. With great respect,
-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-02-25
Fn Congrc..----New Wnr stcnincr---Rc-
1rcnchmcnt---Approp Bill. &c.
,ndence OF The New-York TRIBUNE

wAsInSGroS. Wednesday, Feb. 9.
In the SENATE communication was received
from the Navy Department exhibiting the cnolu-
nlcn,s of Off ecrS Of the Custom. for 1871
Various petitions were presented, among which
was one BY Mr.. WRIGHT from manufacturers. and
traders of New.York. giving their vevs.5n the
readius,mcnt OF the tariff
Mr. MASGuM. from the Committee ON Naval
Affairs, reported bill apprpriating $3.50 900 for
the construction OF var steamer and authorizing
the Navy Department to contract with Mr.. r. l..
Stevens therefor; which bill ,cas passed.
WOODBURY., from the Committee on Fl
nance. reported a bill fixing the value of pounds
sterling. for the pay Of Foreign Ministers, ats.S4
4 bill authorizing the Treasury Department to
audit and settle the account of Mr.. Gelston. for
.nerly Collector at New-York was passed.
Mr.. ALLEN introduced arcscuton that the SEN
ale sit with open doors while engaged in Execu-
tive business.
The resolution submitted on Monday By NJ.
ALLEN. calling on the Presidcn, for any CORES
pondence between this Government and Great
Britain since the last communication, was taken
up. and after a bret but spirited debate, in which
Mcssrs.. CALHOUN and Rlvrs opposed making
public as the resolution proposed the state Of the
negotiations on this delicate subject at this crisis,
when messenger had been sent over for the Pur-
pose Of bringing our difficulties with Great Brit
ain 10 fuvorable termination, Mr.. ALLES advo-
Gated the resolution, and Mr.. LlSs suggested but
d id not press an amendment, of inquiry Us TO the
state of negotiations relative II the boarding OF
bout plying between Ogdensburgh and Oswego.
and the seizure thereirom By British soldier. OF
piece of a cannon. The resolution on motion of
Mr.. RlvEs was laid on the table: Yeas "a
Nays l3.
The amendments of M BES1oS 10 the Bank
rupt Law are made the special order for Friday
next.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-02-25
tgou vow ,,,,ulco,aut j,

position 10 Cough. a>e trCmt!e Irctul cjrei Which M.
s,:it from neglect Afflicted one woG! YOU he i
from vHr cough ~ 3ImuledlnrlN psause package
OF o.. Dcolte'S :" Compound Vegetable Candy" Which
also safe and etiectud reuedytn >h0rtae>S OF breath
asthma, whoofns cOugr, cFcaN, influenza, and Iann,.
uonc' the "iud-pe chest ans EnS< Ne rerSon can TAXI
pac kaye ths Candy !or these affections according %
directions without hei0c benefited Sold wlnlt>a.e .s
rett the Prnpretor> Botanic Medicine No, 2s
Centge->reet. near Become For l-ent, advertise
mcut. ~ i,5S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-02-25

C The HONE LEAGUE meets this even,ag
at the American Institute to close the discussion
on the question Of international Copyright. We
enueat those members who are in favor Of extend
ing that measure Of cng-deierred Justice to .Au-
ihors which viii enable them to ejoy the fruits Of
their own labors, TO attend early and surely the
meeting opens ! and tie question isto be taken
II n'clock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-02-25

a CASSlBAL.-A. the last dates, there was on
board the I. ship vincennes as a prisoner, one
Of the principal Chiefs OF the Feiee Islands who
was captured for having directed the murder of
eleven of the Crew of the brig Charles Daggett of
Salem. and eating the bodies; all of which, he
has confessed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-02-25
Philad. Gazette of last evening

NEGRO TROUBLE AT Observation-Disclosures partic-
ulars respecting the rising of the negroes AT aai-
ca. which was noticed in our recent news from
Havana, nave reached town The colored subjects
of Queen Victoria in the island Of Jamaica had
defeated Her Majesty troops in pitched battle
and compelled the Governor and COMMANDMENT
Chief 10 ily. 1t appears the Captain-Gcneral Of
Cuba was informed last week that the Jamaica
negroes medtated a descent on the south side Of
Cuba, whercupon he got transports ready, and
caused troops TO embark and it was said the
whole would sail for ST. jago the 18th inst.
The Courier is inclined TO suspect that the II
sing and the fighting of the negroes in Jamaica
have been got up expressly by certain English ia
natcs, the better 10 cloak their designs CUBA.
n O. picayllne.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-02-25

u The letter Of the Secretary of State to cur
Minister in England, relative 10 the Creole case
may be found on our first page lts high import
ance cornrnends to general attention.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-02-25

70 a collision occurred on The Western Rail
road a, Palmer, Mass, on Monday. The engine
was injured probably to the amount Of $1,000
Ono of the trains stopped longer than its proper
time.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-02-25

% The steamboat Charter Oak has been got
Of without much damage, and has been taken IN
TO New London She will probably soon resume
her place in the line.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-02-25

t. We understand the Penn. ylvana Bank has
paid out over 100 900 Of the interest the State
Debt. The inilmctioni i, not yet removed, although
its friends confidently believe it will be before
long. from that institution.
[Philad. Gnzette of last evening
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-02-25
FRox Mgxrco.-Ths NO. picaynnc says ,ha

RON MEXGco.-I hsN.-V I lcaE.IEil0 81. 10
young Combs, vino was captured IN the Santa Re
Expedition. arrived in that city from Mexico t'i
the l4th. When lie let. the main beds OF TIC
prisoners wa within two days nlarel OF m, CAP
tai: Kendall was with them and IL eSeelisni
healtl He /, soon expected Al Sew-1'ris1.,.
The Bee Says.h shat Sr. Comb, wa thrown ''i'1
cai;s ard lodged i..,. ,iJ!ugcoH TOR fourteen das
a.tclshc had been clajmel BY our AtGisters> a
citize., OF the Jnjte, States.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-02-25

SAD AcclpEST.-rwe Of the workmcn engaged
in tluting the pillars of the Treasury building
in Washington we're prccipitated to tho pavement
beneath their staging, and both otthem severely
injured one had his arm andlcg broken. and was
otherwise injured that he is not expected to
survvc-thc other was not dangerously hurt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-02-25

u Continuation Of a,-i%urr'- Snlc.-tfs
DAY, Friday at 10 o'clock The balance at stock OF tDOF
contained ~ the store and basement No 1d Broadway ol
,i,l.n OF all descriptions OF French, English and IndEr
China also Eartheuwarc, all articles; asoa large "sst
OF Cat and Plain Glass, Astral Lamps, Stone Britannia
top Pitchers, With great VARIETY 6t other goods, ID boz
retail dealers hotel, and iaa!Ic. SALE positive gan
or shine, for cash. Those IN van, viii do vel 10 lltedl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-02-25

MARYLAND REsuMPTloS.-,rhe Senate has
amended the Resumption bill Is to fix the
lst Of November for tho day. In this shape the
bill passed II TO ). and was returned TO the
Hou-e.- lis concurrence Is doubtful.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-02-25

70 4 suit sometime since was instituted at
Tallahassee, Ia against Coz. Call By the United
States Government, who charged him with being
dctau,cr. The case has Just been decided, and
verdict rendered for Gov. Call of 3 1000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-02-25

.r'N Ut 4 GF1
Blythe ,tnrl-uai iIa,r Dye; wdrrauic pe>y ct u.
fnouey VII zte cturnei. >cd by u, agents, HORACE
~ EIiEi. ipotlscary - Greenwich, one loa, 7lo,g
truklu.>Yttt ms, Nie>,:' ilo>S. ccue Of Grasai ss
{ duEut-,;re.,>. - 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-02-25
Doing, 4. .,lbuny-Rc=cncy financicri"s,
Correspondence of-.rie T7bun-


DoinSr n Aib"m'-f>c-''', ''' Wv - 80
&c. &c.
correspondence . ~ 80 5b.,s 49,.
.5=.=-...I. 1911 ,s.,.,,7I;,,.
IN reference % 'ii' '1.''.'
that the loa!i OF l9Qoo 'f '1i III i,f''N''e.'s
the Chemuns Canal had p2',f taNeh al -'', t'i
cent learn TO-DAY hciollo,,ing.s which bell.N
!. nr,,ty near tho tIaIi: The :Nbauy C}ts tanE.
OF WHICH Sst'atcs Ceea'ns Is rz>ieei'', "os p
posed take x loan al 20 cents on tlie#3'''''''
provided the Caral contractors caa lt induced 70
,,.;,.,,.,. a., [9o,l,cr words. Il
,=.,......,zzl-l.. ~. (-...,r,tsa.i's l.
ondsfstai" ll't 'liasl-l 'l1'7 u w.
10 issue certificates To the contractor q pr ''.3
bearing date the same tiyne +al the 18th oise,h
of Narb}-as tIla= rayr,s.5:s become due; tn
.,il Bnn, asrecine. Ia cash them at % cents az
n. dollar. nv thi. arrangement inc coatraetog-
must submit 10 a shave of four per cent? basid,,
which several north, must .lafse before the
sl50.00o will all be paid ou.=ord prcseatedlothe
banN' wen WIZ ~ sii', ''., ~, -, RI
=. va "a. W - opa
a bonus OF st;lc - 'cVo=lei 'aN'"- ny =.
al SIX per e"l''-aa '!ls l' l'sl'.'
os the Stat" ms Is ths ~ "
our Mr. hathaway resolution OF insls', '''''' ~
isHt@-' -
Sicssrs 10 mac ti'' pest bargain '','
mere Is no,,lifS ~" MN. -.
ne iNf'!al Dlisol l'l al -. ,+ H.
CONES on at et's"V.N i''l'- i'N'
o=sp'ctoi.' 't''!''s
appoint "a "l'e'p',H's :. ~
Other appointments Of Cann Officer Will be made
at present
-N..u,.., RI T--5--,,,,,,, e ,,,. STAT. h,.
,,os sod ~, sx,mn,ioa biiI in l,voc OF debts and
toIerobIy ,wecrino ono !, st rxcnlpts. house
hold furniture, 20 The, amount OF 250 two cows.
i've PIGS teilsheep yonc=o'= oxen WIN ''''.s'
NI'' OF SPa,, VI 'otses N,
o-, 10y IN ,nbs r,oy,.ons @
g.. In .lor, l,oyino tho debt,sr rlitt co,alorta-
blk situated and sweeping away from the creditor,
in many cases pretty much all on "hich IL could
rely tor the collection .! ns demand. One &2!a
effect Itwill douo'tesS ,S''' -, -.
eV.'s " '''' ~ ---------
jim H. ~, R;,nr, yr,n
MO-, rba ENLARGED and
eloquent thoughts. flashing through f.,w bold
transparent worls-,he keen ,lti.e--flie >eorch
ins iiScctiTs ' ''.'l ',.s'''''p;,s, 49, ~,
MIN l'''',"'.,'- - ~,
a''ent'on III ''i' w 90 '''''' 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-02-25

gDc Putron recently convicted Of perjury
at Ncw-Orlcans was on trial ut the latest dates At
that c;v cor fitting out tic Independence for the
African lave trade
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-02-25

% We have been requested by several respect
able horse. TO say that the report that the fremont
Theatre is to be used rs :; livery stable is not COR
rect Boston Post
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-02-25

'''-J'
Stle crr,; EjshLII Dncbn.. u : Walsh Na,y-Wn,I.or
{; = shelley Nnw,york lain Milo .,av.York
Tho Drswn.l DANE. Grifin
!, NJ Nerwn nrookIvr Caleb II Brir,, White Plain.
:, Carpe1tpr patlh M 'l,ter. John Bell Ncw-York
j. Nickcrson, Jr Nes-York. A. ". WarIcl
AbelR Foster
----,---J-
~ are i.leou'. u, "a Nm '}',''' "
Tor The ioo"ihs exquisite Llorcedt:
RECIPE FOR \ COLD.
Much coughing dear. with eaSt you MINT spfFc,
flu1 oaTis ana tFon I I'M, nue. t II, IN l-eHt
W. i w., r ,, ,lj, e.ron.
.',e ana 5rp,'', ~; ~ M ,.: l,
- Tu' Ssnsh sipit u-lt, " 'SI ~ .'' .ioiess'
be ,p1ril@ o, supl)tr.i oc eaI lo=lt'.'
linen liz III me morning d. lois as YOU p'c,'s's
serene, be your ;emper-your passions BE- calm,
keep easy, conlented, keep cheerful and warm
They will give you speedy lind pleasant reiiei.
These excellent and unrva.d prepare tos, arc sold al
Dr. Sherman, Warehouse lf Nassau ST. and ~ agents -
per adj ertl.enents
y B--alwhys be sure 20 @tt >tisEtHd49 toAtfE- 'hh
-,
AMERICAN IncskcNi-,i Nc !a-t.olaDle s.p'1
daily and nightly attend here are gf'l eyeicc o. lh pop
ularts CT te s>tabii.h.t'. no 'ac@ " i'use''sfs ~ ir
CRY pfess''tsso sied a-,S. ,,..
Uowrrs HycrrSv Hoo rroND c, SY-rha attention OF
. nriir i, re,recttIIy called 10 tbi, important r.m,-,
5nr {josr.ene Throat and VERY SYMPTOM
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-02-25

ITO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. visiting tins City ~
respectfully iuyltetit -topat tic GRAHAM HOUSE,
Barcnyslreet, WHERE. quiet home, pleasant rooms crn
beds. Wholesome food, and an atmosphere imprisoned By
alcohol tobacco, await ter acceptance. Those WHO f.
eNc impossible 10 live on rgdly temperate aud paTfG
Vegetable Dlt without severe pnsdton requested
GIVE II trial The house very convenient 10 the BUS
nc,> part oi the Citv aud ai ir Steamboat Landings
Term, moderate. GcntIcncn visiting tie City with fN'
OF their Families will ud such home vastly more agrt'.
BE tlRm a Hotel. ShoMtf.iiall, Tree. ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-02-25
t.,ecu,ise commune Of The Home League

~ tn, Editors IF oil the journals tte Country rbo
gy, IN the Protection Home Industry and tte
e5s ef our Commerce bnsi eq,ni and just
R;procty rt oil Nations. earnestly requested to siec
mi, Gail las, conspicuous insertion IN ths sctre
Inc, md ask The attention If thu, readers TO The subject
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-02-25
L. CITY Despatch Pest

Zi E.rcfnrc.-A Lectu.. val be- 1elv.fti by De-. D
!. PUINoTfo,on The IL aud Chaacit loses Mea.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-02-25
THE TRIBE N E..
-NEW-YoRK, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY ..
r. Horne League Convention, April5. ls42-

u Home League ConventiOn, AprlE 5.Iai---
The following Resolution unanimously adopted al a
meeting Home League" Of the State OF Se"-l oTk
held in the City OF New-No5k on=the 9Th febai
Resoired Tha, tic Home League" OF the STATE d New
York approv. the call made by OF The PRIMARY la
for National Convention OF Delegates r.r>ttng tie ~.
er.ss OF tie friend. OF the Protection OF Home Industry and
th. Promotion q; Commerce, aud unite the
request that the delegates which be chosen from other
Home Leagues and Agricultural Societies, and alA IRON
Mechanical Manufacturing Commercial and Internal m
nrove,nen, ASSOCIATION, throughout the United states "
desired 20 byns with them oil such important niorIas
AZ Their vaou, opportunities localities. AFFORD IN fc,ci
ence object, OF the HON. League, and has ui
delegates at the Repository OF The Ari.'iSd ; 49,,
the 18th day Of prl next. a. ii O'CLOCK -. ~; az
Executive Committee IS hereby aRt!lozeu - al. -
$50 ' -, a., In, ni5 e;rnaDDEI;S 3. wAkEMAN,
49, ~ VIZ '''' = N"'- iDONIRAM CHANDLER,
WILLIAM CONsELiEA,
WILLIAM G.. LANGLEY,
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