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The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-11-17
Mr.. CLAY ) prEGCH.

MR.. CLAt.S SPEECH.
The old gentleman Of dc aCOIurn-
bus Democrat has repeatedly 10 the
course Of bis editorial career charged
Mr.. Clay with being an abolitionist.-
So strong is our worthy cotempprary's
regard for, truth, that we are perfectly
satisfied he was laboring under some
delusion when he gave currency to this
calumny, and we are sure that upon
being convinced Of his error, he is TOO
rnagnanimous not 10 have taken the
earliest opportunity Of correcting his
misstatement and expressing his, re-
greet at il. We have therefore beer
forced to the conclusion that the
speech which Mr.. Clay lately made at
Richmond Indiana, and in which he
gave a full exposition Of his opinions
on the subject Of abolition, must most
unaccountably have escaped the obser-
walton Of our neighbor. There is no
other way under the sun Of accom-
ting fot his total silence in regard TO
it. We know he is too generous not to
feel disposed to make Ieparation for
unintentional injustice. We recollect
a remarkable instance of his magnan-
unity in this respect in regard 10 Mr..
S. s. .Prentiss upon the same subject.
E seems that when he was about lea
v;o,-- Virginia he went to the Office Of
he RichmSnd Enquirer to obtain adj
vice from Mr.. Ritc,,;s as to bis future
course /; he made his wishes Known ITO
he veteran Of the Enquirer and when
ne was about leaving him, Mr.. Richie
him with small package Sc
,urely sealed up, which he told him to
AXE with him without opening it until
he should arrive at his destinations nd
yhenever he was at a loss as to what
e shoald say ia relation to any dis
nguisheG man,whom he might oppose,
, look at that. Upon opening the
ackage he discovered that it was a
,ym oJtAe chargs Of 'ACol'tion" ster-
,tvped. Whilst Mr. Prentiss was
anvassing this state for Congress this {
ereotypet form was inserted into the '
,lumns Of the Democrat WITHOUT The /,
ightest righteousness or even mean
g on the part Of the Editor. MY
. became indignant, and, in a public :
Idress at this place, pronounced and :
owed it toIbe an unfounded calumuy, :
ID concluded by saying in regard 10 :,
''that the source from which this -
arge came was too contemplate for p
) notice but il any individual Of re- re
reliability would stand foster father .
this base and groundlcss fabrication, re
would cram the foul falsehood down !"
J lying throat" Now this was enough OF
enrage any man Of the slightest SEN u
'ility, yet all the meek and gentle pl
itor of the "Democrat" did, was to sh
ntinue the insertion of the charge Of IN
clifton against Mr.. Prentiss as soon
he had left the neIgbborhood. -
But TO return to Mr.. Clay's speech, n
circumstances under which il was IT,
livered were so we'll calculated to be tn,
aud yet the readiness OF Or;
} orator was SO remarkable and his th,
ldour so open and fearless, that, inde- SO
ndeat OF the true light in which the in
oject Of slavery is placed, the speech, elt
a mere specimen Of oratory, might fro
well substituted in the place Of some tat
the long articles in regard to Mr.. de
ay which are weekly inserted to fill ths
the columns Of the "Democrat."
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-11-17

Mr.. Prewitt who formerly conduct
ed the Mississippi Creole with coDsid-
cradle spirit and ability, has issued a
prospectus for publishing at Vicksburg
a Wing paper to be called "THE
HILLsA Cry EAGLE"
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-11-17
WING TRIUMPH IN MOBILE.


The ball is agalnIin motion.-On
Monday the 7th inst an election was
held in the city Of Mobile for Mayor,
common Councilmen Aldermen, Mar
snail Clerk, and Assessor. The Wing
candidates were all Dminated by the
CLAY CLUB Of III city, and all the
dlscordant materialsthat are hostile 10
Mr.. Clay, were brotght into one united |
phalanx and arryed with the most de-
termined oppeitiot against the nomi-
nations. Tbs piehld party, that har-
monized in nothing except tbe;, ran
corous hcf'lily 70 Mr. Clay, brought
their copbined efdrts To haar.;n H..
electlg. anu were s. 'sanguine Of car
ryinsthe day, that hey had ob,.;ned +.
= coon safely slowed away ia cage ?
J be brought out atniebt ana Ir,,,bl;a1,, :
''nacd at the publicbqusre. 1000.
; orators were engaged to prono,,nce
: funeral euIogy, ind every nrsD,.
- vas made 20 b9ry him with mock
lemnity. But il Iii would nj ~
Ipgs took very different sorn al,
e they expected the euiire Whir
- vas elected by . majority Of
~ RoUR HUNDREDS and when the
=. ulf was made known ''the SAME OLD
0 ! y "a LEFT alive and kicking.'' The
IL. 2. tins election strongly demon &
yes e, toe Overwhelming popularity ofE
/. Clay in one Of the f1tst ;r -.,'y 7, 81
g Of the South. 81. y ri II ' 1.f
;harles A. H0ppia ESD. bss .e 3 z
:aed Mayor 6fths civ. ss5s;,s.-a chan
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-11-17

o. The RELIEF Bill was reject
ed BY the Senate 10 the Tennessee
Legislature On the 9th inst, by a vote
Of rs TO 10.
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-11-17
ron PRES IDENT OF THE UNIFED STATES,
ssg R I R 81 q 81 a va
OF KENTUCKY
Tie corresDondent Of the New

The correspondent Of the New York
Courier and Enquirer at Washington
states, that Mr.. Webster and Mr.. For
ward will both remain in the Cabinet,
unless they be turned out.
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-11-17

A man in LancastershIg, y !
lately sold his wife in 2 7l..
for twenry-six shillings' H y I.
for the aboiitionists to CRACK
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-11-17

70 The Chancery cour. which
held its session at this place adjourn
ed on Thursday last.
Chancellor Buckner seems tc rive
general satisfaction for the correctness
OF his DEGREES aud the ability with
which ne discharges the duties Of his
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-11-17

More SPECIE.-Byr
Carolina, arrived atths
from Havre, 3l5,OOO a
was received, consigned
Ladfear...Pjc.
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-11-17

The Journal ofcommerce says those
persons who intend TO take the benefit
Of the bankrupt law had better be about
il, as there IS good reason to think that
il will be repealed * the next session.
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-11-17
HIGH Mass Uersa' 10" 80
From the Madisoll.a y
"CHEERlNG'

sWe have intelligence N.
sswhich cannot be suce = y.
''tioned, that President ! vi 4,
sly gaining strength 'T 71..s'.0
sin every State OF the Ou'O
Quoth the bold Madi'OnIan'
In It's style AddisqniaR ,,t
aOut master is growing
the masses"
.Tn themasses, Sir fool'
aCome now, cir that's cool -.
aWbat mass can be h'''
The Asses"
s,But stay : / seq pardon
aAud would not b bard q a.sa,l
"A Statesman vhose
go his head sr m,@u
II forgot lbe6w.h n,
''RVhsE oa-,hs mas, s,l'8
The dead
Az editors brain q
3 \ a7aper ~ l-l
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-11-17

CO Money is Interestingly scarce.
In making this assertion, we feelingly
express the opinion Of the community.
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-11-17

Men should be temPef''
as we'll as drinking, as The y y
ly signiGes-tempe1'ale -
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-11-17

PMr. Stephens, the distinguished Amer
can traveller, is about publishing another work
on Central America
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-11-17

It is stated
| Parson MaI.
| from PROVIDE.
| lighting adpeI
| gIHaIed in Som,
The Officers "a.
and took them bg5
The above DAM,
Richmond W6is y
be true or not. va.
nave Oeeu adop.oisrI
Ting their t6so.ol
tIonal, and eycuo,,l
a perpetual battery Al
clomatiOa from he, !
other. When rora,l
Of abuse and dsng,.
weapons Of a da,0
pistols, but arc dr.sl
the same fec Ing v.s
to the latter WeGn
tons for the espood
the preachers Of tbas
Of inculcating the br
doctrines Of our Ss5
That the whole duty Il
The gospel Of Chris. "a
Ting the bigo,ry Of hi
md in creating ad.sps
ism and intolerance d
'troying the HARMONIC
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-11-17

There is every pn.
Of the Tombeckbe,,
steam-bOoling Order
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-11-17

ticket indie
iablishes b.y
izetiun Old.
The result mi
less owing 5S,
led action m,
times ofbis5 8.
is nothing M
which CAM.
ed as BY de "
INTO clubs
they have IA
success oftbs
a high degre.
organization
shorty to ses
thrOughoutoo,
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! remain truly yours, J
New-York tribune., 1842-02-10

;SALr Is OHlo-A=c convention was held n,
McConncsvillc, Ohio, the :,:nd ult ." those III
,cr,,s'"d il the Sal' Manufacture Of the blocking
and Muskingum Valley. The ohjcc, was "a ask
Of the Legislature a protection Of tireir Interests.
Investments to an enormous extent have been
made in these works, which mus, entirely be lost
unless some degree Of relief is afforded. The
Ohio Wing Standard says 'latwitl proper en-
couragcmcnt these valleys viii be able 10 supply
the whole salt market Of Ohio
New-York tribune., 1842-02-10

-Epcc,rleSIN NENMoSr.-A convention i, to
DC held AT Burlington, V,.on ,hca2d. ,Ile purpose
Of which, a. set forth by the Committee, is to
l'rcc, public attention tc the whole topic Of l.duca-
ton, u rclilct to the State, 10 enquire in,o Tire.
best methods Of arranging our present system to
seeurc it, greater Ier'ecti". to cNo,nle how far
the Legislative provisions which lily" brrm made
secure Their ohlcct, 10 Cooperate with tie S,u;c
Government il its efforts to advance any of ill. IN
,cr,,s,, Of learning, ard to attend 10 any olfc. mat
tiers that may rg,fuy pertain to the gcn-ral sui
icct Of Education.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-10

MILITARY CoSvxyTlos.--A State AIi!i;at: ON
vcnrion Vas held a,.llbaity the 2Q:h nj. Ma.
Gen. II. J. Gcnct Of Rochester was chosen I'r,s;-
dent. y Committee ~, appointed 20 prcpaeeauci
publish an address TO the People Of tho Staie=on
tn. subject of discipliniiig and afga1ziug the NJ
itia. Resolutions concerning suitable plan yerc
also adopted, ;Ec mos; impor'ant=of which Mas
one declaring a, th, opinion OF the Convention.
that "a SYSTEM of CLASSIFICATION iot the Militia
ousl' to be adopted under which there shoald be
an ocf1ce and passicc class: the younger por-
ton OF the citizen soldiery being placed in tic for
rer AID the older in tn, latter division of the III
iitii-t'rt By this means all citizens would enter
and pass through the retire ca,s,and huvins lrnc
ial;h;pl service in preparing 10 defend hci. coun
Try, might then pass in;o The DasSirc BODY
New-York tribune., 1842-02-10

LATER FROM BUESos AHES.-By tie Iubec
brig Herman, Bucnos Ayrcs papers have been re-
ccivcd in ibis city to Dec. lth. y brig captured
from Commodore Coe' ; squadron had been brought
in TO Bucnos Ayres. Sewas not taken Cluing the
She wax dismas,cd b, hcayy storm, and thus her
escape prevented. Twelve days after the battle
Commodore Coc was cruising in the hope Of falling
in with some Bucnos Ayrcs armed vessels. Brown,
with The res, Of his squadron. before Monte
viel.o and il, WAS feared he would cause much
,r,,,Ilo
New-York tribune., 1842-02-10
VALUABLE WATER POWER AND

FACTORIES Al PRIVATE >ALE.-Nltle prop
,rtv we'll known the Frankfort Bleaching and Cane"
Printing Works situated about four il,> from ;!i ctty OF
Philaas,ha Frankior! Greek. partly III the oas OF
franhor par Northern L'i,-;t, lowill'
CHE creek being the division iineJ " IN NSacE lo
or. and about forty nine acres o; land InproT s,n,
in rraukto large calico printing iact .'t sS's'-
ve and cosnod-us buildings Tor dye hon>' drSin Sheds
nsei,s house Sc. Sc.Zi>a, bleaching house and sls
dwellings The machinery consists OF three printing ma
chimes one Hydraulic and screw presses, h'e lars
seam boilers wheels. tubs 'al> ana all o''
nacrey and implements necessary for conducting very
large bleaching and printing business and caltapir OF M
ishinr IT least thousand piece, Of calico per uaS.
Tl,. improvements The Northern Liberties are one
larry. bleaching factory and .insesg Eol> VIII! MI
snthui!dings and Sawni and eight dwellings ne
machinery consists hydraulic pres Two caenuer>
twelve DRYING cylinders wheel! tour G,i Mes,
TWO large Steam boilers, with tubs. ra.s anu ali otae
net> necessary conducting the bleacsing or'.Se 10
any extent
Both Factories derive TIER power from The same dall'
which sufficient drive yey large aIoanI 81 ii.ar,,
rv having fourteen and fifteen feet fva! ana ia!-
THIS is l. second ySoyvercfl creek abovt- toe "s--
ana IS situated about hall mile from nav15abe Wsef'
,yhc-e fuel Is landed in abundance.
The property will he sold together. required, o. IL may
he divided into three parts 10 advantage
Persons wishing 20 purchase are requested 10 eau on
D ANIES. SrEN ENS0N i Co
No. i Church Alley, or To
fo1m SAAiUE PILLING g, IA the premises
New-York tribune., 1842-02-10
ENOK SALE.-Bargains Bargains =

q VIZ
For sal. exchange, forty tracts ot handsome Land
containing ~ acres each, soil of superior quality.
tered with streams. and covered with fine TIMBER such
y, white oak hickory, beach, walnut maple md sycamore.
Tie .oi adapted 10 wheat rye oats, cotton tobacco
sweet and Irish potatoes. The above lands will be sold
cGuc.d prices, and to suit, or they Will be
changed Tor aua, any kind OF merchandise. For maps,
tliagr;,iR, and particulars apply To
,I,l SMITH \ WEII'fNDRt, Ii JOHN ST. I'D stair
New-York tribune., 1842-02-10

nAKE- .NoTICE.-Whereas, on the

lst,.av o November last >as certain Bond and NOT
,oe tavng been executed bv Benson Mliriidcier
IA Tor , SUI, Of * thousand hundred G2iars on
-rnDtr1 siryatei the County Of Bergen !>cF-ye!
ey and parable year from the iae the'r'L ~,
te-e.6Tp gve notice and 10 caution all TroHs Iro,
negotiating purchasing the =,d HoGd aii' -
c sar. was executes, for special purpose, ana io'
nrria claim. agains H. AS Nr 3edocr IS now a'i ana
~ M administrator j, granted no has night 70 nco'
ate Il. 1870 ALL.
S.w-York, 7,h February 1872 J"
New-York tribune., 1842-02-10

In regard to Gen. laz's victory in the Province
oi Conicn,cs, the Bucnos Ayrcs Packet OF the II Tn
AVS" IT. at a former period, a nlishap in that
quarter might lave created serious complications
TOR the argentine Govrmmemt,-in the present
posture of affairs the only consequences such an
event can produces is merely 10 rctar'l for briet
season the accomplishment OF an inevitable re-
suit" 1t MAY be hecr<sury to remind the reader
that ON the arrival OF General Lavac and his
army (from Monte Vidco) in Correntcs the peo-
pic of tina, Province very generally sided in his
favor; and have ever since been engaged in hos
titics with the Argentine Government General
Ecaguc was sent wtlla strong force to bring them
to terms. but instead Of this, Inc WAS himself de-
tca,cd with great loss. Echaguc is the General
who, son,o wears since, sent to Governor Ross Il
bride made Of the skin 81. a distinguished cfscr
,rAcm he had dcteatcd and kdlcd. If he ia-
Jared no tliau that officer dl he has got no
more than his deserts. journal Commerce.
With reference To Lavallc, wc find tn, following
interesting lc,tor from the Governor Of Sata=to
General Oribc:
fA-
New-York tribune., 1842-02-10
4 RARE CHANCE.-For sale, lot

Ground containing about three acres ~ hgli a'c
ot cultivation situated in The pleasant and onsiii@ village
On ,h. promise. dwelling house and Kitchen adjoining
,-o Garr ahd excellent we'll OF water good garden,
The Iocntun desirable being in th- immediate vicinity m
CHURCHES schools stores Sc and abou! lC0 yards from the
post Office where stage, pass and from Ne~-fork four
me, lay For further particulars, apply at 65i Broad
yay y Y or OF Thomas Low:ce stage house, Ne"to"i
New-York tribune., 1842-02-10
60 K-SO / Il, WATERPROOF.
nWO SILVER MEDALS AND7 DI

PLOMAS have been awarded 10 John LANDMARK %
Ch3rpber-,tre.i for ile best Cologne anu erfui.f; or
y.ar, he ha, rep .xlga- il the manufacture OF FER
lirnry in this CITY, aud until the pr.e; TINE ne has n9t
presented himself before the public IN The advertising cot
Judges of fertnery given ct- Fairs held IN .s city
and Boston h. feels auhorisei saying TO those io want
n rtir, in N, lire that al SO Chaan-streut they may
n .nnrinr quality al moderate price. Remember the
number !. g. formerly entrance Chatham Cnp-l di "
New-York tribune., 1842-02-10

CASAnA.-One OF the tirst acts. IN his official
capacity. to which His ENcclcncy SIR Charles ba-
;,,nrdiotc completion a. the St Lawrence Canal
decision as ~, omen thai the lnncnt-
CON, system Of internal Improvement, which the
C,i,,;.,s have for many years pa>tregsrded Is es-
.cn,;al TO their prosperity, will speedily advance
10 mn unity NloNtle"1 Iit.!,S.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-10
FlII=FT GILBERT,S Patent Action

LII
p;aro- frol RcrStnr-F HILL Agent 10: the sale OF
- celebrated and t-ul: toned Piano Fortes, 5t
- 10 inform The public and the musical world
-s,srI;. tHa be has hard and Ieedy tor sale
bnf assortment Boston Patent Action Piano torts,
which far exceeds any thing OF The AnG in!ofnced u lits
cod article are politely invited TO call and examine 10Y
Themselves before purchasing el>sIr here
MILLETS MUSlCzSALOON, $50 Broadyay,
tglst few doors above the Hospital
New-York tribune., 1842-02-10
mo TUOSE WHO DESIRE the quie,

and delights ri "A country lhr.-COUNTRY SEAT
AND FARM-F-r sale Tor exchange Tor Improved city
property cheap, and accommodating terms, bead
Jul piece about 10 acres at Gintonve Essex touy ~
miles from Newark, from EzaJethtown and ID from
Yotk which may be reached III from an hour to all
are oil two stories, containing II roOu snoke-foo noble
cellars and garef,, Flower and kitchen gardens, with
Ornamental fences Al- barn, 1Iwfou>e, carTiagehouse
&c all IN excellent order. Ab;ooh, pond, wells, springs &c
The place wi!ch also aleunds IN rilt The sou excel
lent Tor TIE rais!n. Of grass, well as ether produce
C:urches schools, post office daily uail.,j stores, 1c
convenient.
. THIS place offered price les than the eost
OF the buildings and improvements ard would be civ;"n n
,uy purchasers. Possession immediately II not So'' WIZ
be toilet ,.o ..,.s mr.,
winch i, ralIie house, tie St Jo:r7n ~
village Bris,0. Indiana. rguire at 10. i'' ia n
oppos;,. Clinton Hail. -------------2
New-York tribune., 1842-02-10
:. Your very ntfcc,ionatc friend.

The Gaceto furnishes no positive information
respecting the fate of LII Madrid and his follow
,r. bu, it i understood that subsequent inteli-
rcncc has been received of that leader and several
Other, having reached Chill, owiHst" the timely
,ncccur forwarded 10 them by the Committee OF
Argentine cmisrants formed there, by winch the
imminent danger ot pcrishing in the Corii lera as
had been tho doom OF several OF Their compamcns,
was eiycctually although painfully, avcrted II Is
added that the survivors were Immediately dis'rln-
"a l,y the CHILEAN Authorities
New-York tribune., 1842-02-10

T. OR SALE or LEASE, Washing
ION Hail. IareuI--tor more years that desirable
ffoc row occupied by Andrew Home, situated on Third
ty,il Tie premise, consist OF large double House. two
,tnje, and attic small house the rear Ice House and also
Stables and Shets conan:n. in I'll about eight lots
grounds; wei, calCuiac, Tor country and city custom, be-
mr. on the principal Av.nu. and about mics from the
City Hall. Apply to William '. Brady, 81 "illiam>ree
q
New-York tribune., 1842-02-10
OFFICE o!s I'M. RkCEIvERor THE COMMERCIAL BASX,}
No. lTanover->tre,t, Nrw-l ork
GE'NER Al meeting of the creditors of

a GENERAL. meeting of the creditors OF
G the Commercial Bank the City OF Ntw-i orii WI
H., Reid a, tl Office OF the Receiver. Monday The Iii
iaY February 10 GcocA inisi i9?,i!1nI-R n
declared aud h. Hoe prepared en- that day To pay 10
creditor, The Bank w!io,ccai shall not bc disputed tex
cent stockholders Il dividend of thirty per cent feio'i,
holding the Receiver, certificates oi balances due onccf,l'
,tl ahic- arr requested then 10 produce The
same. Dated February It'll. 49,
New-York tribune., 1842-02-10

n
After nv previous letter OF this date was clos
cd. the mail from Bolivia arrived bringing i> the
following intelligence relative 10 the remnants of
lin. lniscrcauts miturians and La,allc. The bod,
OF tho latter was enbowclcd in Chorillos G OF 9
league, from ,uiuy,) the hoiics cNccluted in iodc-
70. on the other side of Humalluaca, the stencil
was no longer sutcrablc, and Is soon as the mis-
crcapt pcdrrncr,l reached Moio (,hc first town III
Bolivia he deposited those bones in tic church
In the, before mentioned town of Moo th- wretch
cd group conducted 10y the mi>crcant nnaria"
pcdcrncra was dsurmcd: and tacSc Provinces OF
Salta and luluy arc completely rid Of that horde
Of a,sussins. Senior Iturbc returned Yesterday 10
.Juiuv, and rcassun"d the government, from winch
be had been cjcctcd hy=tlo miscrcant uni'aria'as
All this is owing to the achievements OF the army
New-York tribune., 1842-02-10
: ,7OR SALE or Exchangc-A horizontal

e VIZ 'C-tbII OF I1NNE1dt IT t1V1 I'"tfe'f'
@hgI-pres>urc Engine, with "ppr senni and exhaust
stroke; horizontal pu, over the cyl!nlcri wrought
ron connecting 10 long; fTcl shaft and
crank rop IL, long. three watcrwhee Ranches,
.,ii--.. r., H.. -'""','s.
very .,rnn. h;t,vcry high steam can he used il necessary.
.orlu,r particulars inquire. oi II. NJ Srato, PIP Water
D. o.. Tonnas J. Banck, 2}G Hudson 81 \. \. 10 m'
New-York tribune., 1842-02-10
''ti e - ~ ','''7 GEORGE T. norF, Secretary.

HgUTI.iL 1NSURANCE.-On Dwell
VA ur Houses and Furniture only. gro,, rt,nre 10
.>,!lTc.-rIit. hot SEiiOLDERS' MIri ~. IN.
st RANCE =COIrANY. 0tjcc Is Merchants Exchange,
corner OF am an ail-.;g.ct>. Irattcn;ou 81 House,
hoIier> aec;luty requested 10 The oSrSed inn to-
separating tie INSURANCE. u; Dwelling Houses a"t tIr'iI
t,lre. from that OF store, and Merchandise.
It's we'll know, that aiSlct all the losses incurred m ~.
bsuc, insurance. the result OF Iii. huri G' vaia
Die stlrC> and costly goods.
TLS increases the u insurance 20 the GCu>tIolt
.r and NAV possibly deprive HIM OF The very security lo'
which i pay. his premium, was The case II; Tn, great fir
of 1855 wen tn. whole capitals 81 many insurance.
ranis> Iycr, totally lc.by In. distractions OF '> KIND %
property; and nanv dwellings lest Tor Il time Wholly u;'
protected t,y INSURANCE.
inolIera feature recommendation Your attention. IS th'
division OF the profits among those who are insured ny iH
Tie ,v,,cn,s or premiums ior: fund which, az;
Ter xel.,> and losses represented by scrip anu
>s 10 the assured IN proportion 10 the amount ol then
insurance. which Is thus obtained at cost; ana SHOULD Eh
business OF l, COMPANY at all realize tie expectations %
the directors lr rXicI>c, ot INSURANCE. upon dwciH"
houses and furniture i'll be diminished b.: NOR. than one
half TIE PRES, by reason OF The return o tie earned
premiums.
Tn, Con. palv is prepared against loss OF dun
age hv fra. Dwelling Houses, Household Furniture f!at"
Fa!uy Stores, Libraries Pictures Smtuary, Cabinets OF
Mineral. and other objects, Anatomical CORRECTIONS, ana al
Household Property ordinarily kept in dwelling houses
Every person >urng viii, THIS Company entitled to one
vote Tor each hundred dollar, insured,
The OF insurance and all other particulars may be
obtained on application nj the Office OF The Company
DIRECTORS:
Cuban c. vcrplamck, a. Robertson Rodgers,
Robert Henry Ludlow. samuel Martin,
William II. Harrison, Frederick schrchard',
Daniel Seymour. stephen Ca'lorcuiS'
\. 4. RODGERS. President
d. G.. TAYLOR. Secretary.
W. IT,. HARRISON. Counsel.
IN eweod JAMES WEBB, Surveyor
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New-York tribune., 1842-02-10
THE TRIB NE.
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